The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 23 November 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,709. KSTD. 1835. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1935 10 CENTS.
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    ANOTHER ATTEMPT ON CHINESE PREMIER'S LIFE
    62 1 Train Forced To Stop And Coach Attacked BODYGUARDS DRIVE BACK ASSAILANTS Shanghai. Xov. 22. M; Citing Wei. the Chinese j remier, had another narrow from death yesterday when tress train in which he was ig irom Nanking to Shang- d to pull up just
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    "SMITHY" CLUE PROVES FALSE
    95 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh i Presi was informed late that the Qatitas liner thoroughly searched Sayer off the west coast of Siam. following a steamer report that a or jirc had been seen there. \d no trace of Sir Charles l-Smith and Capt PethyThe liner, which
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    DEFRAUDED OF £3,000,000
    93 1 DEFRAUDED OF £3,000,000 Convicted In Monster Trial In Jugoslavia Belgrade. Nov. 22. ister trial on charges of cortnd tax evasion has ended at j a .six months' hearing and accused, Including some ol Industrialists and landthe country, were sentenced rms of imprisonment varying from j in to one month.. Nikitch.
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    23 1 London, Nov. 22. Governments invited to at-; taval conference in London j including the Italian Gov- have now officially accepted, j British Radio
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    MR. BALDWIN REPLIES TO MINERS' FEDERATION
    179 1 Government May Make L Proposals For A f Compromise Settlement London. Nov. 22. MR. Baldwin's reply to the Miners' Federation's request for an interview has now been received but not yet published. Captain Crookshank, Secretary for Mines, who called at 10. Downing Street today,
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    38 1 AN IMPERIAL AIRWAYS liner was almost destroyed in making a forced landing at Zuettl (Lower Austria). The pilot and wireless operator were injured, but the three British passengers had ama/in* escapes. Searching the debris ot the wrecked machine.
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    RECORD ALTITUDE
    59 1 Washington, Nov. 21. The National Aeronautic Association has announced that the stratosphere ■balloon. Explorer the Second, attained la record altitude of 72.395 feot during I the ascent at Rapid City on Nov. 11. Th«- previous record was 68.892 feet established by the Soviet balloon. iOsoaviakhim. which crashed with
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    Japan Will Make Naval Concessions For Free Hand In North China
    380 1  - Japan Will Make Naval Concessions For Free Hand In North China Sin Chew Jit Poll REPORTED PROPOSAL TO U.S. AND BRITAIN General Shang Chen Refuses To See Japanese Officers "WE SHOULD RESIST WITH I ARMED FORCE" CABLES SOUTHERN GENERAL Shanghai. Nov. 22. REPORTS from diplomatic sources state that Japan has
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    89 1 j grenades, dropped one, and the explosion killed one person and wounded j two others. RAS BCTUN GIVES BATTLK Makale, Nov. 22, The elusive Ras Seyum finally gave buttle with 600 men in the Temrien region but was forced to retreat after pouncing on the Fifteenth Italian Native Battalion. Ras
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    CHINA CUPPER INAUGURATES TRANS-PACIFIC AIR SERVICE
    97 1 FRISCO TO MANILA Extension To New Zealand In 1937 San Francisco. Noi ■THK 25- Ton China Clipper, with tw«. tons of mails. Ls due It IWM tonight from Alam« da on an 8.000- ml thrw-day flißh: to Manila, lnaujfurar iii3 t\v ro^ular HfHM Auckland.
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    CHURCH DISPUTE
    28 1 Satisfactory Settlement In 1 Berlin, Nov Zl Alter lu.siing marly two years th« rhurch dispuU- )n Saxony has beer. settled appar»ntly to everybody's satisfaction. Reuter Wireless
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    50,000 ABYSSINIANS MASSING NEAR MAKALE
    200 1 50,000 ABYSSINIANS MASSING NEAR MAKALE Asmara. Nov. 22. THE Italian general staff is confident of holding the occupied territory, despite reports from aerial observers that the Abyssinians are massing at least 50.000 men to the south of Makale. If the Abyssinians attack, they will be met with heavy artillery now
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    Mr. Ramsay MacDonald May Get Seat For Scottish Combined Universities
    63 1 London, Not. 22. MR. A. N. Skelton, Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Scotland, died at Edinburgh today. He was one of the Conservative candidates for the Scottish Combined Uni- versities, the result of which is not yet declared. The possible vacancy in
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      106 1 BEGIA TEA Brings the freshness «nd fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. a wp^ v mBH '^^H .^H Id _J]mb__^_M^^_- 4_ JB 1 B ff[ mPmI .^L^^^M^M^^^^W^T^MMB^jM^MIMMit^M^MM^^^BMKTHMIM^MWBMMM^M^MS^ rj W J^rS^H?C l C™ r p^Vf" r^^JtfTßa^r fWwj^*^ q c 7 Bj|^ B j^^^xMM^MgggP'clß-^^^^-«»-- I *J*' M g-»*i TODAY'S
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      157 1 There is no better Tea than BEGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA SEA VIEW HOTEL FORMAL TONIGHT FORMAL i SPECIAL DINNER DANCE I DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY THE I=RELLER BAND=J AND THE BEST FLCOR SHOW IN TOWN 1 MEZEY REVUE MARGOT MEZE\ V "Vf* *[dn QANCING BABY KELETY >, 0 \o>*JR'Jh
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    CRIMINAL BREACH OF $300
    88 2 CRIMINAL BREACH OF $300 < From Our Own Correspondent I Ku.il.i Lumpur. Nov. 21. Wong Poh Seng, former manager of the Hollywood Amusement Park, who was charged with criminal breach of trust In respect of S3OO. being deposits made to him by watchmen of the park, was found guilty by
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    APPEAL DISMISSED
    87 2 Fine Increased From $*>() To SI."V) From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur. Nov. SI. Jagir Singh, a police constable attached to the Port Swettenham district, appealed against the sent ence oi one month's rigorous impri sonment. and a fine of $30 or a further one month, lor house
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    MR. WILLIAM KERR
    283 2 Interment At Bidadari Cemetery The interment of the cremated remains of the late Mr. William Kerr, who passed away at General Hospital, Singapore on Thursday morning, took place at the Bidadari Cemetery yesterday afternoon and was attended by several close friends. The Rev. J. B. Thompson officiated.
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    Singapore Culture
    253 2 Letters To The Editor THE LAST BATCH OF LETTERS— SINGAPORE DOES NOT WANT THE LIGHT— BARGEE STUFF"— FROM THE SUBLIME TO THE "GORBLIMEY"—THE ONL Y CUL TURED PEOPLE IN SINGAPORE— LAWYERS AND DOCTORS! To the Editor. Sir, The "Gemini," bright stars in their constellation, have not succeeded in
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    AT THE PAVILION
    566 2 DERC WESTMORE. renowned coiilure designer and head of the Make-up Department at Warner Bros. Studios, gives some important facts on the beauty routine of Kay Francis now starring in "The Goose and the Gander," at the Pavilion. "Kay Francis is the tailored type," he said. "She prefers
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    BEETLES WITH GREEN SIDELIGHTS
    140 2 Sydney. Bringing beetles with twin "sidelights" which glow like torches, skulls Of natives of a past age and a collection of modern living curiosities and ancient possils. Mrs. Fenton Woodburn. Melbourne woman scientist, returned from the New Hebrides. Mrs. Woodburn is a member of the Field
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      1403 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. .SKIN TISSUE CREAM Harriet Hubbard Ayer. A beneficial treatment for your skin. Combined with gentle massage exercises, thrs rich cream aids in replenishing wasted tissue; in toning and strengthening the muscles. Correct massag instructions are enclosed in each package. MEDICAL HALL LIMITED. CHEMISTS BOARD RESIDENCE. Attractive furn room,
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      224 2 Diary Of The Week SATURDAY, Nov. 23 High Water. 8 52 a.m. 8 5 ft.. 9.51 p.m. 80 ft Racing: Singapore T.C. Winter Meeting, third and last day. Rugby: Singapore vs Negri-Malacca (Malaya Cup) at S.C.C, Penang vs. Selan»cr (Malaya Cup» at Penang; Perak vs. United Services (State) at Ipoh:
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      159 2 RADIO PROGRAMMKS ON PAGE 4 j 1 though the word can have any such significance as applied either in Singapore or to the flickering tripe to which it refers* of •'Hollywood Blues." I suggest that the "Gemini" be allowed to give us a few articles on Culture in Other Lands."
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      32 2 Law Notices For The Day Before the Acting Chief Justice in the Ist Court at 10 a.m.:— Part Heard: -S. 197 35-5. 286 35— Alfred St Alban Smith vs. Seletar Plantations Ltd.
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    Enormous Profits In Rubber Smuggling
    362 3 TWO MEN FINED: SEVERAL MORE A WAITING TRIAL Cars Confiscated ABBER smuggling case was sposed of before Mr. C. H. on In the Singapore police court when Low Hang Kong was $450. or throe months' rigorous jonment, and We Chow Teck flned $100. or one
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    BUSHTICK MINES
    165 3 Results Of First Buihtici Mines announces: of September. Tons milled. 800. The total yield In line ounces. 55. Estimated working revenue, takgold at £7 per ounce. £5.285. Working costs, including 2s. 6d. per development redemption, 6,115. Government royalty. £182. imated loss. £1.012. Full tonnage attained owing to time
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    AUSTRALIAN FRUITS
    227 3 Bumper Crops Of Apples And Peaches Expected Sydney. To prevent the introduction of fruit pests, the strictest precautions are taken on roads leading into the irrigation area. Officials of tht Department of Agriculture are co-operating with the police in a survey of hawkers' boxes ar.d bags. There is
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    Bankruptcy Court
    290 3 CLERK'S PETITION UNDER NEW RULE FAILS JVJR JUSTICE W. Burton, acting Chief Justice, had only a short list of matters to deal with when he presided at the Singapore Bankruptcy Court yesterday. The matter in which Ching Poh Cheng, a clerk in Estate and Trust Agencies. Ltd., who
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    Municipal Commitee Accepts Tank Road Site For Aguarum
    240 3 Mun icipal Com m itee A ccepts Tank Road Site For Aguarum /GOVERNMENT'S offer of the vacant crown land on the western slopes of Fort Canning Hill lying between Tank Road and River Valley Road has been accepted by Municipal Committee No. 4 for a public park and site of
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    TINPLATE WORKS TO REOPEN
    217 3 evidence Ut d rowing BtMMH Activity At Homo London, Nov. 15. Evidence accumulates of growing business activity which promises well for continued recovery In the next period. News ha* mtCbed Swans* a of plans to reopen the Cwmlelim tinplate works, which havo been idle for years.
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    TREE FALLS ON CAR
    101 3 Driver Escapes With Scalp Wound Sydney. A tree 70 ft -all. which was felted by timber-tvtters on Um Maitland I-oad. near Hexham. crashed over a passing car but the driver. Gordon Searle. had a remarkable MCapt irom death The tree was forked and one fork struck
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    $27,000 LOST IN 20 MONTHS
    568 3 Salesman's Piece Leads To NEW HOPE FOR "SMITHY" Flares On Lonely j Island fIOPES that Kingsford Smith may yet be found alive are revived by a new development yesterday. The Harbour Master at Penang has received a wireless signal from I the captain of the
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    Chinese Shot Dead In Singapore Street
    243 3 Chinese Shot Dead In Singapore Street I A 34-year old Shanghai Chinese who' gave the name of Chung Siew Chow, j was shot at the junction of Jalan Besar and Syed Alwi Road. Singapore on Thursday night, and died in the Tan Tock Seng Hospital early yesterday' morning. Alter being
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    40 3 DON JUAN, who recently married Princess Maria Mercedes of Bourbon, photographed in Rome with his wife and father. ex-King Alfonso. The Prince is now considered the successor to the Spanish throne as his two elder brothers have contracted civil marriages.
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    PRISONER ATTACKS MAGISTRATE
    195 3 When Sentenced On Dope Charge Colombo, Nov. 15. 'THERE ices a sensation in tht 1 Colombo Additional Polict Court yesterday, when a prisoner who was sentenced to six mont)i hard labour in a ganja case, attempted to assault the Additional Magistrate. Mr. L. S. B Perera. Wedage
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    LABOUR CONDEMNS BEET POLICY
    149 3 Social Credit Proposals I )iscussod "Inflated profits" madr in th«- Minur btvt industry were condemned when tlu- Labour Party OMIMNI was resumed ;u Brii;ht(,-n In a special report It was said that public money had bam put into tli' Industry without anv public control. Mr E
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    21 3 Mr Roland Braddel) visited Cam* ron Highlands during the week end to inspect his new bungalow, which h nearly b«vn completed
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      42 3 pjQl WHY IS EVERYBODY TALKING ABOUT WEDNESDAY NEXT? 4^ fe&J BECAUSE IT IS THE OPENING DAY OF M.CM's BIGGEST MUSICAL EVENT 1 SEVEN YEARS IN PREPARATION AND WORTH EVERY MINUTE OF IT! I 1 AND WAIT UNTIL YOU SEE ELEANOR POWELL TAP-DANCE!
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      155 3 Flatulence gone in 2 minutes There aro man: "v »<ii«;&thai relieve flatul»'.uc.r after an bour or two. Now there is one i .ompietely liaul.-h that dlstii >nditlon In two mUrate*. Thta new rented i chanlox hlfhly-activaUHl <l)ai< .t 1 tiftvtimea mon fj«»« -i <• if '>n than onlln- n •ill.
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    THEY'RE FILMING KIPLING NOW
    790 4  -  Joan Little field Britain On The Screen By Indian Boy Plays Lead In Adaption Of "Toomai Of The Elephants" London, Nov. 10. NEWS has recently reached London of the doings of Robert Flaherty, director of "Man of Aran." who is in India making a film called
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    As It Was-In The Singapore Free Press, For The Week Ending, November 26, 1835
    157 4 As It Was-In The Singapore Free Press, For The Week Ending, November 26, 1835 100 Years Ago RAFFLES MONUMENT It appears to us a matter of regret that funds which have been collected for a Monument to Sir Stamford Raffles should be allowed to lie so long dormant. Are they
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    TROUBLE IN CHINA
    191 4 Th< lollowing is an extract from a private letter dated Lima April 25th. 1835. via China, addressed to a gentleman residing here, and represents that country as once moiv the seat of violence and bloodshed. "The present year has commenced very unfavourably for the inhabitants of the
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      89 4 a o A/I"" THE MOST IMITATED CAR ON THE ROAD A saying that is more than gratifying to the manufacturers as its lines become the mold upon which the Industry based The New (rraham embodies several interesting features that overshadow this signal distinction of style leadership. MO CTCTDIMr 1 \i/f
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      469 4 WEEK-END RADIO PROGRAMMES SA TURD A Y B.B.C.— GSG and GSF Wavelengths 16.86 and 19.82 metres 6.20 p.m. Big Ben. The BBC Northern Orchestra. 7.20 Greenwich time signal. "Some More Namesake Towns of thf Empire A talk. 7.35 "Bats in the Belfry." A humble monument to the folly and foibles
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    191 5 ABEAKIB «»F ,he Lallan native forces. ;I ,va,,cin S a,r,,ss the Ti S re. on ,he nor .urn front in ,he I.aln-Abvssinian war. I'RIM E STARIIEMBERG (left Herr Stockinger and Baron Berger WaldeneKK together ai the autumn parade of the lleimatst hut/ (Home Defence) in Vienna (Right): VITTOKIO MVSSOLINI ani
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      86 5 A Jr 7 M^ r/ !l 111 fk\- '^^Hir Emm 1 f i H r A, on lo Ihe lalilc. Bclf.ctrtl Fifth of t*'iii|»liii<: flaxour. unusual food value. '"<' n>ii \iLiiiiiu roiilrnt eu llwayi 4 hi' obtained at Ihe C.oM Sloraj:*' ilepol^. J|^ HALIBUT SMOKED SALMON mJV PLAICE SMOKED DUTCH
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    "RESULTS HAVE BEEN HIGHLY SATISFACTORY"
    355 6 Penang-Hong Kong Air Service Trials QAPTAIN ARMSTRONG, iriloting the aircraft "Dorado" landed at Penang at the conclusion of the Six experimental flights which Imperial Airways have been viaking between Penan y and Hong Kong, with a view to exploring the possibilities of establishing a regular
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    48 6 L» Ohoo Nghee, a Chinese boy ;'ged ten. who pleaded guilty to musing previous hurl by .stabbing two other boys with a penknife, and stated that he had no parents, was sent to the Singapore Reformatory for three yean by Mr. c H. Whitton. third magistrate on Saturday.
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    Earl Jellicoe
    62 6 THE British Navy in the Ppf East has sent the following metSßgC of sympathy to Lady Jellieoe: "The Comtnauder-i}i-C^icj of the China Station. Rear- Admiral. Yangste; Commodores. Captains, officers and men of the China Flcrf. ofjcr you and your family their deepest sumpjthy i" the loss of your
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    26 6 MEMBERS OF the catering trade ii'diilly demonstrated in Hyde Park ftgainsi the employment of Italians in In iels. A cook is here seen addressing the crowd.
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    197 6 arcount. and though perhaps small, yon must try to increa.se it. Never on any account close it. I consider that every schoolmaster shouTd be compelled to open a savings bank account and also to hank 10 per cent, of his slary every month. 'You must also co-operate: I feA that
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    Spend Less, Save More, Co-operate
    347 6 PRINCIPAL ADVICE TO MALA\ GRADUATES j "y ou llv the only Malays well educated j ii your own language. If you and the village cHlefs cannot lead th; villagers to happier healthier and mor> prosperous ways, who can?" So said Mr. O. T. Dus.se*. principal
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    Diamond Deal Leads To Criminal Case
    416 6 NONYA CHARGED WITH CHEATING BELGIAN ONE SIDE of a Jrtory of alleged cheating in respect of some diamonds valued at $2,140 was related to Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Singapore criminal district judge, yesterday. In the dock sat Chinese nonya. Chwco Bee Cheng Nco.
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    PORT HEALTH
    268 6 Plague In Baghdad And Colombo The health Bulletin oi the League ol Nations Eastern Bureau tor the week ended Ni:v. 16. states: PLAGUE. Two ports in the eastern arena, nan ely. Baghdad and Colombo. have notified the pretence Of human plague (taring the week. Colombo has also notified
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    Japanese Broker Sentenced
    201 6 Japanese Broker Sentenced SEQUEL TO FISH j TRANSACTION AFTER a trial extending over three hearings, a Japanese broker. Shegitoh Iwata. was convicted of cheating before Mr. Norman Grice, the Singapore second magistrate; yesterday. Sentence ol two months" rlgOfOUl imprisonment was imposed Iwata was besides ordered to pay Teh Kim Swee.
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    MOTOR TRADE
    81 6 liiu Orders Ghren In Hritain 1. .m1.... v I'. .11 MUltd! Ini \m -i't reatui i i report i: Austria] oountiei i group <-: compan WnNriy Rfld U (i .r*. I •o prodin- h ill «>i all t: factored In Gi ii: annoon pi CUMJOO.OOO m nth a
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      264 6 DOCTORS DISCOVER QUICKEST REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION Amazing evldrnc»« q| hispeed with which imlil--stomach palni can b Rtopped i revealed by medi«-.i! expriin numerous X-ray phot i turn. These prove th Ingn 'Bisuruted' Mai{nesi;« t<. tti, acting [iv.ti r>"wt -i'.' medical .science Within ea.spoonm; oi 'BUurated a little water produt in
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    Kuala Lumpur's Landing Grounds
    304 7 Q\ I SI lONS IN STATE COUNCIL From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 19. QUESTIONS about Selangor's two landfall grounds for aircraft were ied h\ Mr. Yong Shook Lin at the ting of the Selangor State CounI hey were with the official replus—as follow: KUALA
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    FLYERS SURVIVE FIRE AND CRASH
    139 7 Katoomba. Rex Nicholl, 26, and Albert Needham. 29. lived through an awful experience recently when they came down 2,000 feet in a plane which was in flames and then had to walk rough country with only two packets of chewing gum to eat. They were
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    Local Rubber Reports
    318 7 PRICES SAG OWING TO NERVOUSNESS I CTANION NELSON and Co., Ltd. in' their rubber market review dated Singapore. Nov. 22. state: All markets during the week have been in an alarmist frame of mind, owing to rumours of a demand for an increase in the Dutch native
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    WILL DUTCH ASK FOR INCREASED QUOTA ?
    146 7 WILL DUTCH ASK FOR INCREASED QUOTA P Problem Of Controlling Native Rubber Lewis and Peat Ltd.. in their rubber report dated Singapore. Now 22. stateWith little inclination being shown to trade the market continues extremely dull. Prices have fallen slightly chiefly on account of rumours that the N.E.I, are to
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    BUSINESS IMPROVING IN EUROPE
    127 7 BUSINESS IMPROVING IN EUROPE American Business Man's Observations New York, Nov. 21. General business conditions in Europe show vitality and improvement, declared Mr. J. D. Meoney. President of General Motors, who has just returned from Europe. He added General Motors' j sales so far this year showed an increase of
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    FRISCO STRIKE
    110 7 Sleeping Sailors Attacked Aboard The* Manuka) San Francisco, Nov. 12. Maritime Federation of Labour delegates today met to discuss their "hot cargo" policy. Meanwhile the steamer Matthew Luckenbach has arrived at San Pedro from the Gulf Ports. It has been boycotted, just as the Katrina Luckenbach and Point
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      211 7 1 'T SWEPT THE PW- V ERE AUDIENCE OFF TS FEET AN IRRESISTIBLE COMEDY *f 1 ROMANCE IT S THE SEASONS SMARTEST *f A LAUGH -HIT! X I TONIGHT njHIII I Ail MATINEES 3.15 I I els -9.15 rAVILIuN sat sun I j^H 1 > '^9 ♦v* s nG%* v
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      317 7 CHURCH SERVICES ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT f? 50 a.m. Holy Communion 30 a.m. Matins. 800 a. m Choral Eucharist. Saturday, St. Andrev.. A.M. H.M. NAVAL BASE i 6-00 a.m. Holy Communion. H.M.S. TERROR: i?;i^ am Sunda y school. l pper Serangoon in I* am Sunda > School.
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      591 7 "BLTHESDA" Bras Basah Road I—*■■1 &00 a.m. Breaking of Bread. 4.00 p.m. Bibls Classes and Sunday School. 8.00 p.m. Gospel Service. Speaker: Mr. L. J. Donaldson. Tuesday, 5.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Gospel Meeting in Malay Friday, 5.30 p.m. Bible Address. Speaker. Mr. T. Angus of Kuala Lumpur.
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1935 Another Manchukuo ?
    822 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1935 Another Manchukuo T'OO much attention need not be paid to the reports from North China suggesting that the Japanese I -Lawrence", Major-General Dohi'hara, and General Tada are likely to be severely censured by Tokio for trying to form an independent, or rather
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    DAY TO DAY
    290 8 Mrs. R. H. A. D Love and Miss Lnv* left for Home by the P. and O liner Rawalpindi Che Abdul Hamid bin Che Matt has been appointed Assistant Superintendent. Posts and Telegraphs. Kedah. Mr. L V. J. Laville. has been seconded lor service in Kedah. and
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    101 8 Wednesday, Nov. 20. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Legislative Council held at the Council Chamber. Government Offices this morning. His Excellency and Lady Thomas and Miss Thomas dined with Their Highnesses The Sultan and Sultanah of Johore at Johore Bahru. Before dinner His Excellency presented
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    as I Was Saiying
    404 8 Milk As Medicine SOMEBODY at a luncheon in London has been saying a good word for the cow— that placid and rectangular animal, with the melancholy mien, from whose existence there arise Ministers oi Agriculture, gorgonzola cheese, and all sorts of other strange by-pro-ducts. Th^ speaker
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    Topics Of The Week
    933 8 'THE Topicist notes that the Culture a j controversy is still raping in the correspondence columns of the Free e Press and as he must write about something it may as well bo that. Anxiously r scanning the correspondence lor inspie ration the Topiclst found it
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS & SHARES
      418 9 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES From London, 6 p. m Nov. 22 York prices quoted in U.S. currency >: £1 denomination unless otherwise stated Previous v irtvioublv \esterday Ri** or Fall ci Loan. 5 pc, 1944-64 118 7/ 11R3 lg Loan. 4 p.c, 1960-90 117 f 7 rho^ 3
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      179 9 Nov. 19. 20. ZL n Can Com. 147% 147 144 7 Telephone rapb i50 :5 4 151 151 :J 4 Railroad 5:^ 8 52 s:* 52 l 2 504 51 :i 4 145^ 145 144 1 4 16"»b 164 16% ral Elect 40% 39 3 i 40
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      SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
      86 9 THE TIN PRICE i Nov. 22: Singapore tin price peri picul $108.75. Nov. 'V2 Java Cube 9.50 Hamburg Cubr 10.00 White Muntok Pepper 18.00 Black Pepper 9.75 Copra. Suncirit-ci 5.35 Copra, mixed 4.80 Small Flake Tapioca 4.65 H B. Si am No 1 per koyan 103 Banja
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      EXCHEQUER RETURNS
      86 9 London, Nov. 20. Exchequer returns show that total ordinary revenue," excluding self-balan-!cing items, amounts to £371.932.198. compared with £358,378.414 at the corresponding date of 1934. Net receipts from the Post Office of £12,150,000 are already in excess of the budget estimate for the whole year. The total from
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      LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS
      218 9 By arrangement with the Exchange Telegraph Companv LUL, the Singapore Free Press is able to offer to its readers this complete and reliable service of commercial news from London, New York and other centres. This is the first occasion on which a newspaper published in Malaya has
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS.
      152 9 RTBBER: Steady. London Spot: 6 3 16d. Previously: Steady 6 3 16d Jan. -Mar: 6 d 16d. Previously 6 J 4 d April-Juno: 6 7 16d. Previously: 63 8 d July-Sept.: 69'16d. Previously 6»-.d New York Spot: 12.85. Previously: 12.82 COPRA: StratuaD.. Nuv. to Rotterdam: €14. 17s.
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      Foreign Exchange Rates.
      90 9 London Closing Quotations Nov. 22 I 1 I J Method of Parity beior* Rate Pre I Centre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday vkMtfty I] Paris Francs to 142.21 74 15 16 74 13 1G New York $to 4.88 2 3 4.93 7 lfi 4.93 1 Amsterdam Guilders to 12.97
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      THE METAL MARKETS
      67 9 London Tin: Weak. 1 Cash: £222 15s. Previously: Firm at B2SB 5s Three months: £212 7s. Sd. Previously: £212 12s. 6d New York Tin: Spot: 51.20 Previously: 51.00. C upper Settlement: £35 5s Previously £34 17 v (id Gold Yesterday: £7 Is. 3d Previously: £7 Is. M
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES
      217 9 Yesterday's Singapore Quotations j I Nov. 22 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 18 London, 3 months' sight 2;4 3!32 London. 60 days' sight 2|4 1116 London. 30 days' sight 2 4 1 32 London, demand 24 London T.T. 2|4 Lyons and Paris, demand 868
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
      1151 9 Fraser and Co.'s List I FRIDAY, NOV. 22. l«Ktt minim; Buyer* Sellers. Ampat Tni (4m &> t>s 6d c.d. Asam Kunibang (>£ m 6d 36s 6d Austral Malay (£> 60* 61s cd Ayer Hitam Tin (5m 15.s 3d 16^ Ayer Weng (sl> 1.87'. I. fill
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      175 9 Downward Tendency In Most Markets London. Nov. 1M On the stock Exchange, with a ljur amount oi prolit-takin^ and tresh buyers ACtlHf cautiously. prlCWi mostly tended downward. South African minings however, were well tupportad as result ol rumours of moiv favourable taxation for the industry Rubber, after dec-line
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      69 9 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Tone oi Mark.-! Quiet Urn r'.iin Latest Cable London Spot She«6>4d. per lb. N«»w Y<<rk spn sljim us per lb 1 I Nov. 11. 1! o'clock iiiKin Buyers sHlrrv N I X.R.SS in cases <F.0.8 Nnvt-rrbiTi Ui 1111(11 Good FAQ In CMM «F\OB NovoniHT. I',
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      RUBBER OUTPUTS
      32 9 The foOOWrlßf outputs |0l tl :ll«»Mlv ol Oct.. IMS, are notified. Perak River Valley Rubbt-i Oo Ltd 28.529 lb Juru Estutv's. Litnitid 28(HM) lb SenuiiiKKol Rubber Co, Ltd 16.5(»0 lb
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    OIL EMBARGO AGAINST ITALY LIKELY
    430 10 League Committee To Meet Next Week APPEAL TO U.S. OIL INDUSTRY Exporters Agree To Cease Shipments London, Nov. 22. THE League of Nations Committee of Eighteen has been summoned to meet on Nov. 29. It is announced from Geneva that the object of the meeting
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    King's Tribute To Memory Of Lord Jellicoe
    215 10 King 's Tribute To Memory Of Lord Jellicoe I BURIAL NEXT TO NELSON London, Nov. 22. THE King and Queen yesterday sent a telegram of sympathy to Lady Jellicoe and a Court Circular issued from Buckingham Palace last night contained the following tribute by the King to the memory of
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    PRIZE DAY
    160 10 At Nge Heng School In Johore From Our Own Correspondent) .lohore Bahru. Nov. 21. A large and distinguished gathering attended the annuoi prize distribution of the Nge Heng School. Johore Bahru yesterday. Her Hignness the Sultanah Her Highness Tengku Ampuan Besar of Pahang. Mrs. WE. Pepys. Mrs. Vlieland
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    SAI MIA TNG CHOIR
    103 10 Last Night's Concert In The Memorial Hall There was an excellent audience in the Victoria Memorial Hall last night for the concert given by the Sai Mia Tng Choir in aid of the Anti-Opium Society, the Boys' Brigade Funds and the Yok Wee School Fund. The
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    INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY
    90 10 Holding Up Well In Great Britain London, Nov. 22. Industrial activity In the Unitetf Kingdom as estimated by the Board of Trade was 0.6 per cent, less in the third quarter of 1935 than in the second quarter, which was a smaller decrease than might have been expected
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    GIFT TO NATION
    85 10 2,130 Acres In Wales As Memorial To Lord Rhondda London, Nov. 22. One of the largest gifts ever made to the National Trust for the Preservation of Beauty Spots is reported. The donors are Lady Rhondda and Dowager Lady Rhcndda. whose gift of 2,130 acres of "the
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    MAJOR MOHAMED AGIL BIN AWANG
    205 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Nov. 21. There was a large attendance at the funeral today of Major Mohamed Agll bin Awang who collapsed while taking a walk. Among those present were H.H. Tengku Mahkota. The Hon. Ungku Aziz < Mentri Besan. the Hon.
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    IPOH CINEMA CONTROVERSY
    159 10 IPOH CINEMA CONTROVERSY CATHOLIC OPPOSITION TO SITE Sanitary Board Overrules •From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh. Nov. 22. CONSIDERABLE discussion resulted when the plans lor a new cinema came up beiore the Kinta Sanitary Board for approval. Replying Mr. W. J. B Ashby the chairman stated that the site ol the
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    Increase In Road Accidents In Britain
    39 10 London, Nov. 22 Road accident figures in Britain last iceek were 165 killed and 4299 injured. The figures for the corresponding week of last year were 140 killed and. 3.895 vjured British Radio
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    191 10 Of the fact that a wide degree oi reli gious tolerance had existed for many years in Malaya and they were lultimately without strong religious lecling. which had resulted in clashes between various communities in other countries "MONIWIENT OF IN [TOLERANCE" Concluding. Mr. Ashby stated that once the Board approved
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    NAVAL MANOEUVRES
    82 10 Staged By British Ships In Eastern Mediterranean Alexandria. Nov. tL The biggest British naval manoeuvres ever staged in the Eastern Mediterranean were witnessed by many British and Egyptian notabilities today The cruiser Ajax headed the line of the battle squadron comprising five battleships, six cruisers, eighteen destroyers and
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    Socialists To Attempt M. Laval's Downfall
    182 10 Socialists To A ttempt M. Laval's Downfall RADICALS HOLD KEY TO POSITION Paris \.i\ I ATE tonight political ob 1-1 lieved the Government's ohaj weathering the political and final storm had been weakened dm. day. The Socialist group have decided to deliver a ruthless onslaught wh< Government meet* the Chamber
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    29 10 COUNCIL m LA ko< Q| f the Ooi\ l)i Feu oriMitis.il on Franre. fc»r the suppression which the Socialists are clamiuiiii and upon which M Laval's ernment ma> t.ill
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    EXCHANGE MARKET UPSET
    89 10 lon don. N"\ 'I The Exchanm Marfci txpartanatd i rvptrcuasl severe attack ol Ml operators into larg< The KUild:r i> p i and is now below |old comparison to the iranc Meanwhile, doubs to wheilitr the Rad the Laval Ooverninenf u talkiiiK ol th- p. rise <,t
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    ANIMALS as Radio Artistes
    475 11 ANIMALS as Radio Artistes Radio Notes microphone Oversew "tern 5!!!* 0 1 h&Ve faced Knlg^Se TO n,,v bought a'm- e^T^H &W House he broaS a k SlUdios al Broac|- Ulk in the Empire programmes. a i- .\rai-uiu Bolivian macaw v been added to the list of i'HC broadcastei Her exLncluding
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    B.B.C. TESTS IN STUDIO DESIGN
    516 11 J\ order to imv: the demand! ol programme deyelopment, the b.bc has (1 new studios at Maid a Vale London, and In buildin- these new studios the opportunity has been taken to make certain experiments In studio design. The BBC. naa built each studio to
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    103 11 conclusion oi the arrangements tor his debut a telegraphist in London was tapping out the fearful words "Pleast onncel all arrangements in connection with lion. Writing." The 8.8.C. had been "reluctantly forced to this decision on account of various considerations both in regard to the uncertainty about trie lion per
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    RADIO TELEPHONE
    73 11 China To Be Linked With Britain, U.S. And Japan Shanghai. a radio-telephone senrlee between China and Great Britain will be iorjnally inaugurated in February n year, according to an announcement by the Ministry of Communications At the same time. China Will b similarly linked wi'h Japan, the United
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    750 11  -  Ely Culbertson hdfgfg II World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst II BIDDING VALUES TWICE IT IS -an old principle of Contract bridge, so well undent aod among j most players that it is seldom considered necessary to mention it. that the same values should not be
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    THE EMPIRE PROGRAMMES
    526 11 I Next Week's Best Items K'h Spots" No. 6 Carnegie Centenary Farce By THE ROOF oi the cle Mont fort Hall. Leicester, is the next high spot to be Scaled— on this occasion by Mr Dennis Morris, a local town councillor. Although the hall is no; itseli
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    Lorry Driver Killed
    149 11 Lorry Driver Killed JUMPED OUT WHEN VEHICLE RAN INTO BUFFALO Sungei Patani, Nov. 1!». A BOUT forenoon on Sunday six wheeled Bedford lorry loaded to Capacity was on its way towards Sungii Patani' diiven by Ah Luk. brother or Towkay lenn Lu the OWnei of thr vehicle when, neat Sungei
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    RADIO AMBULANCE
    107 11 Sydney Has First In Tin* World Sydney. The two-day radiophone donnscted to car No oj the Central Ambulai Brigade, which was uaed For the :hm time, has ad<i« .j another achievement to tin- N s.w ambulance service Officers, ol whom Mr. h. .i Mitchell U the chief, d
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    ENGLAND-AUSTRALIA RADIO
    87 11 ENGLAND-AUSTRALIA RADIO Monument To Commemorate First Message 1 S>dn«\v. Tin 1 lirst witch ss BMM|i IfOOB England to Australia w.i.s received at Wahroonga by Mr e t Plat in hi experimental station on Sept It, i:»ih. and a monainenl baa bsjaa erected to commemorate the event. This will Km unveiled
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    RADIO LICENCES IN NEW ZEALAND
    54 11 How the number ot receiving Kftcen- I m lore*' in New Z« i ;ihmd has in creased li rtiown In tin following table Oi <;flici;il ftL'iir Dt'c SI, 1 <>:<() IG2 Dec SI. 1931 ',1 Is:< D'T SI, 1932 38 I D'n- SI, IS I
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      142 11 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. < Incorporated in the Colony of Horn* K'>riK> The iiafcility of members is limited to the extern i»r;d in the manner prescribed oy Otdlnanec Ni» 8 of 1929 of the Coh.r.v II KAN Ol'Klf K IMIM2 ROM. Authorised Capital $30 000 mix > Issued and
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      521 11 CHARTERED BANK Of INDIA. W SIKM i > AM) CHIN* •Incorporated In CfiKland by RopaJ Ch;«r»i I Paid up capital in (.OCmfNt shares ol .fcft atCfe >.j«OPuut Reserve Funci ,>a .00© Reserve Liability <.f Proprietors ;< <*i o* 111. M> Ol H 38. Blshopsgate 1 noun Lc Agencies and Hrurulir>
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    56 11 Tin Klailf and Coast Rotary < lib were tt\ i mestj ol the M U Wf rta K.'.m? Seng ran, the manai r i Hid ihowed tiu-'n uroup photograph they were i tained to tea. Mr w P. O. fl p the vit i prt sid. at i the Club,
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    35 12 New York, Nov. 1 1. The Secretary of the, International' labour Association. Mr. Ryan. pr^di^Hd today that the longshoremen's s'.rlk- in the Gulf Ports will spread to the Atlantic Ports unless it is settled soon.
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    46 12 THE '2JUSO-TON BATTLESHIP RESOLUTION arriving at Portsmouth trim Alexandria after having completed more than two years' service on the Mediterranean station. Many sailors from other warships were aboard her as well as her own crew so thai they could spend Christmas at home.
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    LAST OF THE PRESIDENT
    652 12 Famous Dollar Boat Laid Up I After 31 Years PIE following is an article which appeared in the China Press, Shanghai, and mu.iy of the sentiments expressed in it are as much those of man) people in Singapore, or people of any of the President Johnson's
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    68 12 a notice liMMd oy tti Attendant. S I M t- I Western BntnUMt to B tclegTaph buo> .>.. mark the WWIOTII lirni* phone cabin litumt I Blakan» M.r, Hill i>t\ d dnsv the westw... MaatOTi and Pi. not anchor ..:;vu: or north tt Further N is withdrawn
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    CONTE VERDE
    35 12 Tht .s > on TlMtdaj :i-."r!:ir.g toon Venice. Brir.disi. Por Said B and Colombo Sht will b. r side the S H B whanos and to sail again I Hong Kong and Shan h
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    STRAITS/HOMEWARD CONFERENCE.
    33 12 STRAITS /HOMEWARD CONFERENCE. Shippers ir^ ben r v In \hc basis rmtt 1 1 (retfl a C Copra in balt-s c c straits to Confen is increased to 4.' trom Feb 1 II
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    Changes In Dollar Line
    309 12 CAPTAINS TRANSFERRED SUBSTITUTION of one ship lor another and several changes among commanders have gone into effect in the Dollar Lines transPacific terrta i The President Wilson, tormerly on the trans-Pacirit run. is now taking the place Cl the President Johnson which has been laid up.
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      158 12 BIBBY LINE [LONDON ADDRKSS 22. PALL MALL. LONDON. > W 1 of fast twin-screw Oil Mail Passenger V-^sels b« tv RANGOON, COLOMBO. IM>KI BCDAN MARSEILLES. PI YMOI 111 IKB LONDON with through connection fl Singapore and Penan! HOMEWARD IAIUNGfI Leavr U«fJ RinKixm < Inmb i »3:> YORKSHIRE Dec 5 DDERBYSHIRE
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      537 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And A rrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.45 a.m. Alor Star: Mon. to Fri.* 7.45 a.m. Saturday 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Ipo: Weekdays; 7.45 am and 7 p.m. Klang. Kuala Lipis, Port Swettenham, Taiping and Telok Anson: Weekdays* 7 p.m.
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      79 12 VESSELS ARRIVED Larut. Brit 464 tons from Pt. Dickson 22. lor Malacca 23 Johan De Witt. Dut 6.105 tons fn.m Sourabaya 22. for Amsterdam 22 Singkara. Dut.. 283 tons trom Letong 22. for S. Pandjang 24 Boelongan. Dut.. 518 tons irom Singkawang 22. ior Singkawang 26. Maros. Dut 363 tons
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      121 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships llf glide the wharves or expected t.i arrive East Wharf (Entrance date 1 H M.S. HtTaid. Silv- 20 Main Wharf (Entrance date 3): Naldera 18. Kistna II I:. 14; Athos II 11. Tjfb T Empire Dock (Entrance <.»ie 3): BUvercypresj C 32; Benaldi r M t M
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      433 13 f' (11) 1 BRITISH INDIA Imie S'»©rt> Dwm 16.000 In Port CATHAV T R n iss? S -:s s asi S" ndi SC"5 C gsssr ra j SSL 15 f b R«PUTA»* 1 7.000 Dec. 20 BS£g* B }JJ« >£j- g CHTTRAL 15.000 An 3 CHi?rll NA Apf 10 RDWAM
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      452 13 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) "ELLERMAN LINE" FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL ACCEPTING CARGO FOR CANADIAN AND AMERICAN PORTS VI t COLOMBO. Steamer n KABINGA Havre. London Dunkirk. Rotterdam CITY QF and Hamburg Nov 29 Dec 2 CIT? L OF N nnMnFTr
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      883 13 SHIPPING stfam Navigation Co., Ltd.) tkl w -r0 "hlie blar I til The Strait* st»aimhip Co., Ltd ThT t* f s ««"»«">lp «o Ltd Th, China Navigation Co Ltd Jht ral J; n »«g««l Low Ltd S,an, St« m Navi,,U. n c.\ ."'uran'VlT' ..."d"" nd Oh g« [J-- M. nMIr
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      642 14 JOINT SERVICE or PRINCE LINE— SILVER LINE FOR HALIFAX, BOSTON, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Dae 8«ils Du* Singapore Singapore Stw York. M.S. SILVERCYPRESS in Pon Nov. 25 Jan. 10 M.S. SIAMESE PRINCE Dec 2 Dec. 9 Jan. 25 M.S. SILVERWALNUT Dec. 16 Doc. 23
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      398 14 O. S. K. LINE "LA PLATA MARU" (7,300 G. TONS) Leaves Singapore November 27th at I\M direct for COLOMBO Due at Colombo Dec. 2nd at a.m. and South African and South American port^ Fares to Colombo: First 3rd Blitmgi $154 $46.40 $17 For further particulars, please apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN
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    S.R.C. BEAT WILTS AFTER SPECTACULAR RALLY
    269 15 A Close Hockey Match SOLDIERS HAD CLEAR LEAD AFTER THE INTERVAL SK( 4 Wilts 2 A™ being tWO ffoals down at »«e stage, the S.R.C made a n spectacular rally and emerged winners by four goals to two .hen they met the Wiltshire Regiment
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    LEICESTERSHIRE BADLY BEATEN
    222 15 London. Nov. 21. Fllh following is the result of today's Ftusby Union matches itershirc 0 Warwickshire 8 .i! Leicester) 24 Dublin l/niv. 4 and then Alvis sent D. Ross away on the left. He centred J S de Souza in the centre i wild swipe, missing completely.
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    WEBER WINS HIS FIRST FIGHT AT IPOH
    224 15 WEBER WINS HIS FIRST FIGHT AT IPOH Guillermo Outpointed Ipoh, Nov. 22. CRANKIE WEBER made a successful debut in the local ring last night by out-pointing Guillermo in 12-round contest. Guillermo. making his third appearance in the local ring, surprised fans by the pace he kept up the fight being
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    SWEEP DRAW
    92 15 Ttu' draw for the Selangor Clubs Sweep on the Manchester November Handicap approximately value $3000 resulted as follows: ***** Caiill. ***** Jesmond Den_\ ***** Sea Bequest ***** R B. Bennef. ***** The Font. ***** Astyanax ***** Free Fare. ***** Chrysler 11. ***** Crawley Wood. ***** Bacchus. 1387 i
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    SWIMMING GALA
    92 15 The Straits Chinese Epwarth League will hold its third annual Swimming Gala at the Y.M.C.A. pool, which has been kindly lent lor the occasion, today at 4 30 to which all are invited. A special event included in this year's programme is the 440 yards gree style championships.
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    ETON HIGH SCHOOL HOLD ANNUAL SPORTS MEETING
    499 15 photo). I Interesting Programme HfHE third annual athletic sports meeting of the Eton High School u was held yesterday at the Jalan Besar Stadium in the presence of a e large gathering. The clerk of the J weather was a bit unkind but
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    64 15 The following have been selected to play for the Junior Department against the Colts 2nd. XI on Tuesday. Nov. 26. on the Anson Road ground at 5 pm.: J. Ferguson. Ding Wong Lik. E. C M. Hope. Chew Wai Imm. Ong Swee Keng. M. T. Hope. J. Manasseh. W. Ferguson.
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    331 15 FIXTURES FOR TODAY A record crowd, for a league match. of 82.000 was drawn to Chelsea s ground when the Arsenal visited them last month. Today the Pensioners entertain Brentford and this local Derby is sure to draw an other tremendous crowd to Stamford Bridge. Other good matches
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    RUGBY UNION
    76 15 The following are today's Rugby Union fixture: Scotland vs. New Zealand. (at Edinburgh*) Lancashire vs. Cumberland. fat Blundallsands) North Midlands vs. East Midlands. <at Birmingham) Yorkshire vs. Cheshire Cat Hum Bath vs. London Welsh. Blackheath vs. Harlequins. Devonport S. vs. St. Bert's Hosp. Guy's Hosp. vs. Gloucester. Liverpool
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    INDIAN ASSOCIATION REMAIN UNBEATEN
    524 15 Close Match Against S.C.R.C. LA. PLAY WITH SOME OF THEIR STAR MEN MISSING IA 2: S.C.R.C THE Indian Association maintained their reputation as un unbeaten hockey ?ide this season when they noticed another victory yesterday at Balestier. beating the S.C.R.C. by two clear goals. The game
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    PADANG HOCKEY
    64 15 Raffles Institution Beaten By S. C. C. "THE S.C.C A tram beat Raffles Institution at hockey on the Padang yesterday by live goals to one and the Colts "A 1 team deleated the YMCA one-nil in a game on the Prince Edward Road ground. The match arranged to
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    GOOD HANDICAPPING SHOULD PROVIDE EXCITING RACES AT S.T.C. TODAY
    1314 16 Close Of The Season BIG CROWDS, BIG FIELDS AND BIG DIVIDENDS EXPECTED (By "Bookie") PIE racing season for Singapore for this year will be brought to a close today at Bukit Timah with the third day's races of the Singapore Turf
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    24 16 GEORGE HUNT OF TOTTENHAM and Griffiths of CheLsea in a duel during their second round tie of the London Challenge Cup at Stamford Bridge.
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    COMMITTEE RESIGN EN BLOC
    63 16 COMMITTEE RESIGN EN BLOC I At Bangkok Sports Club (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Nov. 22. THE Sports Club committee has resigned en bloc following an extraordinary meeting on Thursday, when members declined to accept the committee's I proposal to increase subscriptions to meet expenditure consequent to a falling in
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    159 16 Negrri Sembilan-Malacca Versus Singapore An exciting game is anticipated in the Malaya Cup match between Singapore and Ne^ri Sembilan-Malacca which will take place at the SC.C. his evening at 5 p.m. The following are the teams: Singapore: J. F. Keay; F. G. Minns. G Minns. G. T Gillespie,
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    KATONG GOLF CLUB
    240 16 The tie for the Sea View Cup was played off on Saturday last and resulted in a win for Mr. A. J. Newby with a net score 1 of 63, the runner up was Mr. A. W. Davison. half and wing- forward, were two who worked solidly.
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    M.C.C. out For 260
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