The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 December 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 14,716. ESTD. 1835. MONDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1935 10 CENTS
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    SWEEPING LABOUR VICTORY IN NEW ZEALAND
    225 1 GAIN POWER FOR THE FIRST TIME Overwhelming Defeat For EXCHANGE MAY BE MANAGED TO BENEFIT PRODUCERS Wellington, Dec. 1. rill-: National Government was defeated m the general election today. Labour gaining power for the first time m New /caland. Not only did Labour hold
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    SMART WORK BY U.S. COASTGUARDS
    91 1 British Engineer Taken To Hospital By Plane San Francisco, Dec. 1. SMART work by the Coasi guard service probably saved the life of the chief engineer of the British steamer Parthenia 80 miles eff San Diego. A distress message was signalled that the engineer, Mr.
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    46 1 who did not anticipate any alteration m the exchange rate before March but said this would be a matter for the consideration of Parliament. Progressive reductions would certainly net exceed 2 l 2 per cent, at one time and would be made over widely-spaced Reuter intervals.-
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    26 1 London. Nov. 30. The Duke and Duchess of York left London for Paris morning to attend the banquet of the Caledonian Society m British Radio France-
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    EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN ASSAM
    41 1 EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN ASSAM Calcutta, Dec. 1. TWO severe earthquake shocks at Dhubri, m Assam, created panic among the inhabitants. A number of buildings and a marble statute of Queen Victoria were cracked. So far there have been no deaths. Reuter
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    AIRLINER CRASHES IN CHINA
    49 1 Shanghai, Nov. 30. THE Eurasia airliner flying from Lanchow to Sianfu crashed near Lingtai, 100 miles north-west of Sianfu on Nov. 27. Capt. F. Brohm. the pilot, and F. A. Mayer, the mechanic, both Germans, w»r~ 'V. 3 znZ two Chinese passengers were injured. Reuter
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    Greek Royalists Turn Against King
    336 1 GOVERNMENT FALLS OVER AMNESTY DISPUTE Athens, Nov. 30. MDEMERDJTS. the new Greek Premier has announced tl^at an amnesty is being issued on Monday for political offenders, both military and civil, granting the King's pardon an^ restitution of their property but officers will not be reinstated
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    MR. WANG CHING WEI RESIGNS
    52 1 Shanghai, Dec. 1. Mr. Wang Ching Wei, the Premier, who \vas operation on m Shanghai on Friday for the extraction of a bullet from his back, has resigned the presidency of the Executive Yuan and the portfolio of Foreign Affairs on the ground of ill
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    U.S. NAVY'S HUGE BUILDING PROGRAMME
    165 1 U.S. NAVY'S HUGE BUILDING PROGRAMME Washington, Dec. 1. A STRONG national policy against larger navies but the United States navy to be built up to full treaty strength was advocated by the Secretary of the Navy, Mr Claude A. Swanson, who, m his annual report, says the naval armament situation
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    DEMAND FOR MILITARY ACTION AGAINST THE NORTH CHINA REBELS
    426 1 Has Soong Che Yuan Gone Over To Japan Shanghai. l>rc. 1. JAPANKSi: reports state that (ien. Yin Ju Kenjj's Government I took o\er control of Kupeikow (a Clreat Wall pass) and also that Gen. Sunjj Chen Yuan. Garrison Commander of Prip\ng
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    COTTON MILLS WANT SUBSIDY
    60 1 Shanghai. Dec. 1. THE representatives of 70 Chinese cotton mills and other factories interviewed Dr. H. H. Kuim the Finance Minister and Acting Premier, yesterday and asked the Government for pecuniary assistance. Dr. Kung has promised to do his best to seek the approval of the
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    Dr. Alfred Sze Interviews Mr. Cordell Hull
    66 1 Wa.shington. \n\ .'{o. Dr. Allred Sze. the ChlMtC Ambus sador. today interviewed Mr CordeU Hull. U.S. Secretary ot State, whom Dr. Sze intormed ol the IptCSi developments m the North China •> paratismovement Asked by pressman whether attention had been <-alkd to Japanese
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      71 1 (T) c Galluros Scots ftlhisky MflUm rtnd Friendly Spirit »If l(r BT i riiil M»K_J f ■til QiiJTTZ^'^^^^^^ ■/I— 1 if TONIGHT f COCKTAIL DANCE CABARET 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF DINNER DANCE DON DOLLY orma.) 9.30 to midnight pQpULAR BALLRO OM, NON DINERS $1 00 ADAGIO NOVELTY
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      80 1 (T^Godlums Scots (jClbtslsy SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY THE -=RELLER BAND==JJ AND BY POPULAR REQUEST CONTINUED APPEARANCE OF THE IVIEZEY REVUE I COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME I ADELPHI HOTEL: TIESDAY. PWBMMH t, UN SEA VIEW HOTEL WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1935 PLEASE NOTK: RKLLER'S BAND BEINCi EN(iACiED TO PLAI
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    Law Notices For The Day
    78 2 Before the Acting Chief Justice. Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell and Mr. Justice Ciordon-Smith m the Ist Court at 10. .10 a.m. Court oi Appeal Before the Acting Chief Justice at 11 a.m. Summonsos-in-Chambors Before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell at 11 a.m. Originating Bummonsei At 11.140
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    PAVILION THEATRE
    35 2 (The Pavilion Theatre announces that owing to unforeseen circumstances the opening of the booking plans for the premiere of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" on Dec. 18 has been postponed until a future date
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      279 2 TRADE MARK NOTICE. Notice la hereby given that the Txade Mark depicted above Is the property ol AMII.KO NY ol Ged. Qlashaven 27, Rotterdam Holland and is used by them aa a Trade Mark In respect ol Full Cream Sweetened Condensed Milk Full Cream Unsweetened Evaporated Milk. Evaporated Skimmed Milk.
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      275 2 KIJUSIpBI I [m i^ii i^l|jL^S| SITIATION VACANT. WANTED Foreman Electrician prclerably with knowledge ot battery charging Apply personally to Exide and Drydex Batteries. Oidham Lane.] Bin (apore. NOTICES. WEARNE BROTHERS LTD. Notice Is hereby given thai the Twenty Third Annual General Meeting o: this Company will be held at the
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      343 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. Selection of PERFUMERY By GUERLAIN. Paris. LHcure Blcue Shalimar Liv Djcdi Mitsouko Guerlinade etc Ohta i liable from: MEDICAL HALL LIMITED. BOARD RESIDENCE^ •loxton" First Ciass Private Hotel. Bedrooms with running hot and cold water, ceiling tans and IOBf Baths. Billiards. Dancing. Tennis, garafes and gardens, beautil ully
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      291 2 Zbc Singapore jfvee £resB He.iU OflWe: Cecil Street, I'honr 54*1 I tin. extenM«»ns to all d«»pa r tm*i Tel: "Times >in<;j Kual i Luiupui Office: 2J. Jjw Mreet IMionr :kh London Office: i: < > Phone c rntf.il '.(►.»< Tel: "Leadmal.o i I «n4«ii SUBSCRIPTION RATE M < Malai* Moi.il.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      155 2 Diary Of The Week MONDAY. DEC. 2 High Water. 3.11 a.m. 82 ft.. 2.29 p.m. 9.2 ft. Hockey: Colts vs. Wiltshires at Tanglin. Police vs 9th Heavy Brigade rat Depot: V.M.C A. v.s. R.A. (Changll at V.M.C.A.: S.C.C •A" vs. Raflle.s College at S.CC S.R.C v.s. Monopolies at S.R.C. Indian
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      145 2 Combined Schools at S.R.C: Ceylon S.C vs. A. PC. at Paya Lebar: V.M.C.A. II vs. Fort I Canning, at Canning. THURSDAY, DEC. I High Water. 6.5 am 8.0 it. 6.31 p.m. 7.8 R. Rugby: Public Servic-s RFC. "A" v.s. R.A.. at Changi. Hockey S.CC. vs. S.R.C. at S.CC: Khalaa vs.
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      172 3 TO-DAY Opens Ihe Display of -•> «^EBBiW^9hV bhß^U i^i^irsv^K^fl^B9K«v^flflfl9vitflir!^iiaßpvSVvCSißßi^2^BSiiß^a^ ff}*^^^3 BBH bW /y^ .^^^b^B ■K^^v^^B^BfiB^^^v9^iiß^iil 1|1 1 vlAHiSjOn^nMni I V \m\\ 1 1 1 1 1 1 ill m ill If > B^R^^^swSvSflv^aff I m ill i III! I■' X I^^9^^^B^9l y/ I fit a* v I Prepare for a
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    Lone Englishwoman Sees Her Husband Die In Tibet's Forbidden City
    351 4 Lone Englishwoman Sees Her Husband Die In Tibet's Forbidden City New Delhi. Nov. 19. AN ENGLISHMAN died m Lhasa, Forbidden City of Tibet, yesterday. His wife, believed to be the only Englishwoman m the sacred town, was at his side. OEVERAL months a;4o Mr. Frederick Williamson, forty-four-year-old Britlstl political officer
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    Ex-Judge Sentenced By Man He Sent To Siberia
    150 4 Ex-Judge Sentenced By Man He Sent To Siberia TWENTY- FIVE years ago m St Petersburg. Alexander Shushkin. a Czarist judge, had before him a student. Moses Birnstein. charged with revolutionary activities. He sentenced him to ten years* banishment Ifl Siberia. For .seven yean Birstein was lost to the world Then
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    MAJOR SANGUINETTI
    125 4 Younger Son Posted To Slalay Regiment Mr Hinton R. S. Banguinetti the elder son of Major W. R. Sanguinetti 0.8.E M.C and Mrs. Sanguinetti. a Lieutenant m the Essex Regiment wasmarried on Oct. 8 at the Regimental Chapel o! the Essex Regiment, at Brent wood, to Patricia Ellen,
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    Fell 160 Feet To His Death
    180 4 QUARRY TRAGEDY Coroner On Need For Precautions Ipoh. Nov. 29 A verdict Of "accidental death," was returned by the coroner today on a Tamil coolie who died at a stone quarry m Chemor alter a 160- feet fall The coroner added a rider that
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    LOTTERY CHARGE
    133 4 Hut Inspector Forgot To Get Warrant Signed Inspector F. Goodship had armed himself with a gambling search warrant to raid a house m Amber Road on j Oct. 13 but he had forgotten the small though very necessary formality of seeing that the warrant had ueen signed by
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    JUBILEE PAVILION
    90 4 To Be Executed By The IndoCeylonese Communities <Froni Our Own Correspondent^ I poll, Nov. "IT. The Indo-Ceylonese communities o, Lower Perak have decided to erect a pavilion on the Speedy Road padans to commemorate the silver Jubilee oi King Qeorge. A plan of the. proposed building has been
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    UP-TO-DATE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE FOR TAIPING
    313 4 Engineer Also Appointed Taiping. Nov. 28. \t?W telephone exchange apparatus 1 is shortly to be installed at the Taiping Exchange and, as a preliminary to this, alterations are to be made to the telephone exchange building. a tpectal vote ot $550 to meet this expenditure
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    PENANG BURGLARY
    63 4 Thief Gets Away With 82,000 Of Jewellery From Our Own Correspondent* Penang. Nov. *!9. An Audit Office clerk named Thor Choo Lin was the victim of a burglary last night when $2,000 worth of jewellery was stated to have been removed from his quarters m Jahaudi Road (Government
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    LEAGUE MOVING IN TO ITS NEW LUXURY PALACE
    288 4 LEAGUE MOVING IN TO ITS NEW LUXURY PALACE A JOB suitable for a super-housewife has been given to a man by \L. Joseph. Avenol, Secretary -General of the League of Nations. r TO Senor P. de Azcarate, fornur member of the Spanish Government, has been entrusted the post of "commanding
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    LONDON LETTER
    233 4 /°V\VIXG to extreme pressure on space our London Letter feature is being held over till tomorrow. VILLAGE OF THE FUTURE CHURCH WITH FLATS ABOVE Skyscrapers A Remedy For Bad Planning •THE English village Of tlie luture may contain a two or three-storeyed block with the post oAce and
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    WARSHIPS FOR MALACCA
    49 4 Malacca, Nov. ix. Movement! oi warships m Malayan waters Include call at Malacca by H.M.S Cornwall on DOC 10 and H.M.S. Duncan, of the China station, on Dec 17 During their temporary stay al Malacca, officers and crow will take part In tpori fixtures and entertainments
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    Tea Growing At Highlands
    246 4 ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT The Truth About Vegetables (FrtM OW Own (tuicvpoiidnil lp«»U. N.n MX. M.ulland Milne. bn.tn* i Mr. v Mm, Urn w*i known Ma)a.\an planter. int<-?n> prltff to rctui niru to rv|<»n it (tinrlusion ai his \Kii to <.t i Highlands stated that tea n<*in« In
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    OIL PRODUCTION
    125 4 Estimated Increase In \\«n! Figure of Over •"> per Cewl v .-I L. V.v .'I Tiu« Cltlei B nrtet hai itim the 1935 world pvodvctloi v. ill be I.6H».inMMH)O b.irrThe United States pi created bf T8 per cent >mci Ihe world b\ 1.2 per < with I9M It
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      113 4 Wire Netting Fencing Maker and repairer of rattan and Bertani Chicks, Canvas and Spring Blinds. Tarpaulins, Tents. Rags. Blue Screens. Bertam Panels, Wire Netting Fencing, Wool buntings I and Flags. ABDUL RAHMAN. Telephone 2454. Office: <>♦», Robinson Road. •Opposite Telegraph Co> Workshop: 17- A. Joo Chiat Place, Singapore. Orders Promptly
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      153 4 MenMadeYoun( Hgour Increased la 24 Mou i If you f««l old befor« jour ttfM, «nJ •nablt to onjoy tho pl«aaui«i Of I tak« Dr. Nlxon'a VI- 1 ab» md re.t->r% your Manhood, VltoUty a 1 ■tf roSUIU »O 14 hour*. l»r. N I Vl-Tabs m a mw dia<-'»v«ry I I
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    112 5 SMALL ITALIAN FORCE entered Makale, but were driven out under inten.se lire. Later, the main Italian force composed of native troop* ococcupied the city without resistance. Mountain *uns and field gun batteries m position tor the attack on Makale. THE DUKI <>l KENT opened IIM n<» llnrns«> I itw n
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    PIERRE-ROMAN LITIGATION CONCLUDED
    1011 6 PLAINTIFF GETS COSTS OF TRIAL LITIGATION that had been going on for several years between Mr. S. Pierre, the plaintiff who is now dead, and Mr. A. S. linman, was brought to a close on Saturday, m the Singapore Supreme Court, before Mr. Justice Burton. Acting Chief
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    Prison Sentence Set Aside
    198 6 SIKHS WHO CARRIED IKON SIKH) SUCKS 1 poh Nov. 2N. CALTAN SINGH and Gurdat Singh who had besn sentenced to a fori.night's rigorous imprisonment each foi currying sticks shed with iron and brass, appealed against th? conviction and sentence before Mr. Justice Howes m tho Perak
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    PRIVATE CONVICTED
    148 6 Tried To Sell Stolen Watch At Police Station An observation by Inspector Minns that there was apparently no criminal intention behind the offence and the .good character given by om- of his j officers earned a light sentence for I Joshua Darnborough a 23-yeav-ola priivate m the Wiltshire
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    STABBING AFFRAY
    94 6 Knife Used In Ipoh Market Quarrel From Our Own Correspondent I Ipoh. Nov IT. Ipoh's principal market was the scene of a stabbing incident today when a stall-keepers' quarrel led to the use of a knife. One man received a severe gash m the abdomen and three others,
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    "Japan Will Take Shanghai In The End"
    688 6 WHAT U. S. JOURNALISTS SAW IN NORTH CHINA Philippines Independence "We have watched the Japanese moves and we are convinced that Japan will 'take Shanghai m the end.'" This was what a well-known United States journalist told the Free Press on Saturday on
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    Governor Goes Snipe Shooting
    36 6 HIS Excellency the Governor and a party which included Mr. W. A. If, Davies and and Mr. Lim Khoon Teck, were out snipe shooting m the McPherson Road district on Sunday morning.
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    TENGAH DROME UNDER TEST
    213 6 Empire's Longest Runway rpHK surface of the new X.A.X. aero- drome at Tengah, which has just been completed, is being tested under service load conditions uith heavily "eight I motor lorries. If the aerodrome withstands t!v load trials. Air-Commodore Sidn y Smith. Air Officer Obmmanding the
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    MONSTER BAZAAR
    192 6 In Aid Of rnemployment Fund The Committee of thi Monster bazaar organised by the Straits Chinese Reading Club Unemployment Fund on Dec. 21 m the Victoria Memorial Hall are working actively to make the function a grand success. Already thousands of tea tickets at 30 cents each have
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    CAPITOL THEATRES LTD.
    244 6 Going Into Voluntary Liquidation Owing to its liabilities, the Capitol Theatres. Ltd.. of Singapore, which once ran the Capitol Theatre, is going into voluntary liquidation A meeting of its credits has been called for Dec. 11 m i the Exchange room ol the Singapore Chamber oi Commerce.
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    SMUGGLING ALLEGED
    143 6 Arrest Of Three Boatmen In Dindings <From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Nov. 27. An attempt to smuggle matches from the Dindings into Sitiawan re suited m the arrest of three Chinese boatmen Customs officers seeing a sampan approaching at 4 a.m. went out m a launch to meet
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    OLD TOYS WANTED
    69 6 For Christinas Party For Singapore Children It is hoped to present a toy of some sort to every child at the Christmas party on Dec. 23. To help towards this. Rotarian Frankel asks that Rotarians will bring old toys to the next meeting: there will then be
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    ROUND THE WORLD IN ONE WEEK
    306 6 ATLANTIC AIR TRAVEI A STEP NEARER Mission To Arrange Final Details a IK trawl am i i itep nearer when 14 BheUnerdlne Dir.« «r of C and Major Ivor M Ministry, left ea Their mlaalon rrmi detalla ol Britain' Trai route The An l
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      33 6 Vl Present Day Wonder Car with a Marvellous Past The AUBURN illflnT^ VJ 7""" r T'' M i j p ***mwhb^^^^3^ HKi%;^»l T-rniw» ON VIEW AT LEE MOTORS 110/112, ORCHARD ROAD. PHONE 3333.
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    Police Band Or A Home For Orphaned Boys?
    1659 7 CHINESE DEBATE $10,000 SUBSIDY BY MUNICIPALITY no Effort Being Made To Help Street Urchins TIIK SlO.OOO annually spent on the Police Band productive of the results desired Is it still necessary to continue to maintain the Police Did m the face of
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1935 Art As Ambassador
    547 8 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1935 Art As Ambassador T^HE opening of tne great exhii bition of Chinese art m London is a matter of considerable signiificance for it should do much to bring about a greater esteem and I understanding at Home of that part ■of the
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    Eliminating The Square Peg
    318 8 IT HAS long oeen the fashion to laugh at psychology, especially amongst those who have difficulty m spelling the word, for there are many people who still consider that it means little more than paying frequent visits to some sort of (uiack doctor and telling him
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    DAY TO DAY
    181 8 Captain W M. Jermes. MC has b^en appointed Major m the FMS Volunteer Force. Mr and Mrs B F. Pereira and four children arrived m Penang from Madras by the RMS Rohna. Mr. D. P. Stokes. Superintendent of Customs. Port Swettenham. has gone on furlough and Mr
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    As I was Saying
    1039 8 - '/'//<• League's Aumtiil Report Sever* I Bright Spots Shakespeare h: The Ring Queen Victoria Record /V;'//v And Stamps ("THE Assembly of the League of Na- tions. which is occupying the stage at Geneva, is often likened to an international Parliament. From another point of view, it
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    Malayan Personalities
    17 8 THE MASTER ATTENDANT (CAPT. GEOFFREY FREYBERG. R.N.> When asked if he knew anything about navigation
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      20 8 GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. i Incorporated m Great Britain) HONGEO G B A N X CHAMBERS, SINGAPORE.
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      CITY BUYS ON GOVERNMENT VICTORY PROSPECTS
      1769 9 Home Steel Output Record TEA SHARES D ECLINING WITH PRODUCE PRICES A London. Nov. 14. 1.1. Br.ta.n b polling today, and the City i s confident that the result of this most uneventful of General Elections will be the return of the National Government
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      Wall Street Cable
      224 9 Nov. 27. 29. 30. American Can. Com. 142 141i 2 141 5 American Telephone Telegraph 159U 158 :J 4 158 1 4 Atcheson Railroad 54 8 53 53S 8 Chesapeak 52 3 8 51» 4 5V H Dupont 139 137» 4 137 1 Firestone 17' 17» 2
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      TINNED PINEAPPLES
      94 9 During the week ending Nov. 23. exports from Malayan ports amounted to 84.856 cases, of which 58.905 <91 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom. 1.206 '2 per cent.» cases to the Continent ol Europe. 3.665 <5 per cent.' Bases to Canada, and 1.080 <2 per cent)
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      DIVIDENDS OF 10 PER CENT.
      489 9 PAID BY KUCHAI AND LINGUI TIN I los> On Buffalo Reef Investment The meeting of Kuchai Tin Ltd. was held m Singapore on Friday: Mr J M Sime presided. The chairman said: The profit earned was $99 647.45. and the cash position justifies our recommending
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      90 9 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Nov. i>o. 1 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I. X R.S S In cases "FOB December) 2115 16 22 Good FA Q m BMei FOB Di'cemb'.'n *****6 21% No. I X. R.S.S. (epotlOOJe) »awardable Singapore) 2i 7 K 22 No IX.R.SS December 22 X 22
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      RUBBER MARKET
      131 9 I 'rices Priictieally Inchan^ed And Little Trading LewLs and Peat 'Singapore Limited m their weekly rubber report dated Nov. 29. state: Prices have remained practically unchanged throughout the week and little trading has taken place A certain amount of factory buying is reported m New York, otherwise there
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      LINGUI TIN LTD.
      413 9 Annual General Meeting The meeting of Lingui Tin Ltd. was held at Singapore on Sunday. Mr. J M. Sime presided The chairman said: After allowing for depreciation amounting to $5,875.34. the profit tor the year was $48,145.07. which compares favourably with $40.586 09 for f hc nrevious
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      PHASER'S SHARK LIST
      100 9 Saturday's Alterations Ayer Weng <$1> 1 R.i 1.95 c-.d. Kam. Kamuntin" <ss> 6s fis W x d Ulu Klang (sli 1.25 1.28 cd. Ayer Hitam <$1» 1 45 1 55 Ayer Molek <$1> 88 90 Bassett ($1 52 4 57', Batu Lintan? (sl* 105 1.11 Brusei United
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      COMMODITY MARKET
      187 9 London. Nov 20 itiiiiim Spot 6 5 16d. <6 5 16d Jan-Mar 6 :l ad >6 3 gd.» Apr -June 6> 2 d <6' 2 d July-Sept 6*« d <6*.d I Market Firm PEPPER White Muntok m bond S «J <5> «d White Muntok Nov. -Dec 4 3
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      231 9 LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES Saturday's Singaapore Quotations London. A months* sigh* 24 1H Louden. 3 months' sight 2 4 3 32 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 1 16 London. 30 days' sight 2 4 1 32 London, demand 2 4 London. T.T. 2 4 Lyons and Paris, demand 868
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      256 9 Today's Radio Singapore— ZHl Wavilrnsth- l'» m metro p.m 6 Recorded music 6.44 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. 7 Relay of concert anrt< lioni the new ZHI studio Mrs. R Walker songs Like To the Dama.sk Rose »ElKar> Red Reefs (May Bial.e The Sweetest Flower »Hawl« (Madame Felicia Diet/
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    France Determined To Stand By Britain
    695 10 ITALY WARNED NOT TO ATTEMPT FORC£ I AS SANCTIONS REPRISAL Difficulties Of An Attack On Egypt Through Libya London. Nov. .'{o. THE recent assurances given to Britain as to the attitude that would be assumed by the French Government In the even: ol I
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    DR. SCHACHT ATTACKS THE RADICAL NAZIS
    299 10 DR. SCHACHT ATTACKS THE RADICAL NAZIS WANTS FAIR PLAY FOR CAPITAL "Currency Does Not Fall From Heaven" Berlin, Nov. 30. DR. SCHACHT. Minister of Economics and president of the ReichsDank. addressing the Academy of jrerman Law appealed for fair play for capital m order to enable Germany to continue her
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    JAPANS BUDGET
    114 10 Yen 8,000,000 Extra To Be Spent Next Year Tokio. Nov. 30. After a ■Pllton lasting all night, which was interrupted several times to enable the War Minister. General Hayashi. to eunfer with the General Stall to overcome the latter's uncompromising attitude towards cutting down its demands, the Cabinet's
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    ROAD DEATHS
    136 10 Broadcast Appeal By The Transport Minister London, Nov. 30. The particularly heavy death roll on the roads during the last two weeks was the subject of a broadcast address by the Minister of Transport. Mr. Hore BelLsha last night. During this fortnight one person i jaied and 26
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    THE HAGGIS BOUNCED!
    65 10 London, Nov. 30. Disaster befell the haggis at the annual dinner of the St. Andrew's Club m London, attended by 500 Scots last night. The haggis was being carried round the dining hall m traditional fashion amid the strains of the pipers when the chefs accidentally tilted
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    NO POLITICS IN SPORT
    107 10 T. U.C. Object Tc Nazi Visitors, London. Nov. 30. POOTBALL is not politics -that was made clear by Sir John Simon, the British Home Secretary, yesterday. In a letter to the Trade Unions Council regarding the visit oi about 10,000 German football enthusiast r to London
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    MILLIONAIRE'S SON SHOT IN LOS ANGELES
    340 10 MILLIONAIRE'S SON SHOT IN LOS ANGELES Santa Barbara. Soy. 30 Jetse Ltuermore. Junior, aged 15, the son of the famous wall Street operator, Jesse livermore. was today taken to liospita 1 m Los Angeles critically wounded m the head and back. The police state that the shooting occurred at the
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    OPIUM HAUL
    51 10 Half A Ton Found In Goods Train In Siam (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Nov. 30. Bangkok preventive officers yesterday found more than half a ton of opium m thirty kerosene oil tins inside a goods wagon of a train from North Siam. No owner has yet come
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    STRICT CENSORSHIP
    204 10 "No Names To He Mentioned" Says Badoglio Addis Aha ha. Nov. 30. The official announcement of the recapture of Walwal and the rumour of the reoccupation of Makalt is unconfirmed. The Government has telegraphed to the respective commanders j for further information. WAGO) BY PBOTU AMiiara. Nov. 30.
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    CHINESE ART
    72 10 London. Nov. .10. The Crown Prince of Sweden presided at the opening of the official lecture m connection with the International Exhibition ol Chinese Art at Burlington House In his lecture Sir Percival David said it was doubtful whether there would ever again be seen m this country
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    SANCTIONS BY CHINA
    67 10 Punishments For Import im From Italy Shansh.ii. l>«« Tin- totcotta Vii declaration lUUnf Out QovenuMHi bin tledded »»»p N.inctions Against It.Uy .h pn p i the LN|M ol N.liona From Di c 1 any one raught IbOTMS, llHllr.s. r.ITVn Is. porting goods frooi Italy, »r n commercUl
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    FUTURE Precarious For Child Stars
    758 11  - FUTURE Precarious For Child Stars MOLLIE MERRICK Hollywood In Person BY Hollywood family recently i vastly entertained by the i child of four— pretty as a> any of our starlets ieved world fame and a puppy with its first taste of her into pictures?" was ral query I knew the
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    CREDIT BALANCE NEARLY TREBLED
    137 11 Malacca Municipal Finances Malatla'a Municipal finances for the nine months ended Sept. 30. 1935. show that the credit balance has been nearly trebled since the start of the year. The surplus on Jan. 1 of this year amounted to $107,938 and on Sept. 30 it was
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    CYCLIST'S DEATH
    60 11 <From Our Own Correspondent Seremban, Nov. 30. Three Tamils, cycling to Seremban irom Rantau village, met with an accident which resulted m the death of on? of them It appears that the I front wheel became detached while one of the men was coming down a hill. The
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    48 YEARS IN MALAYA
    156 11 Only Two Spells Of Home Leave Mr John Lamb. J.P of Butterworth Province Welleslcy. second son ot the ■late Hon Mr James Lamb M L.C 1 Penang. has attained his forty -eighth f yoar ot residence In Malaya, during which time he has had two spells
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    F.M.S. VOLUNTEERS
    159 11 New Company Sergeant Major Appointed The Secretary of State for Colonies 1 has approved the appointment ot I Colour Sergeant George William Marsh to be a Company Sergeant Major and Instructor m the Volunteer Forces. Malaya, with effect from Sept. 13 last. Colour Sergeant Marsh arrived on Oct.
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    OFFERED BRIBE
    118 11 For Release Of Man Under Arrest Convicted oi charges of ottering a bribe and of escaping from legal custody, a Chinese. Chan Ah Bah. was ordered to pay fines totalling $30 by Mr. Norman Grice. the Singapore second magistrate. The charge was the outcome of the arrest of
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    Winning CONTRACT
    549 11 Winning CONTRACT \Xvs^fou^ Guaifc David Burnstine. Michael Gottlieb. World's leading team-oj-four. THE ORIGIN OF THE r-ONTRACT Bridge is the infant pro- digy among card games and m the seven years of its existence has swept all others aside. As the game increased m popularity, it was natural for books describing
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    PICKPOCKET CAUGHT
    113 11 Detective Witnesses Theft In Bus Strap-hangers on 'buses, watch your pockets! A "boy" employed at the Adelphi Hotel was travelling home m this position m a crowded bus one afternoon last week. He suspected nothing, felt nothing and knew nothing until he was asked by another passenger whether
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    COUNTERFEIT COINS
    86 11 Nine Months For Young Chinese Convicted after trial on a charge of having possession of $99 m spurious 20~cent pieces. Ph£ng <Sin. ia younß Chinese, was on Friday sentenced to nine months' rigorous imprisonment, to be followed by a year's police supervision, by Mr. H. A. Forrer the
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    BOUND FOR ITALY
    306 11 Three Siamese Officers On Conte Rosso As reported m the Free Press lew days ago. the Siamese gunboat Chow Phraya passed through Singapore on her way to Italy to provide an escort for the new torpedo boats being built there to the order of the Siamese Gov-
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    AIR MAIL DELAYED
    66 11 Had Weather Over Burma Mountains 'From Our Own Correspondent Malacca, Nov. 30. L The Imperial Eastbound aeroplane with London mails for Malaya and Australia 01 Nov S3 lelt Rangoon this afternoon for Don Muang. bur bad weather over the nour»ifttnrm frontier region compelled her tn return It
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      JAPAN'S NAVY
      51 12 Big Mine-Layer Launched At Harima The warship Okishima 'mine-layer. 4.400 tons) was launched at the Harima Shipyard last week m the presence of Prince Fushimi. Chief of the Naval General Staff. Princess Fushimi was also present. Some 1.300 guests attended, the crowd assembled to see the function exceeding
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      JUDGMENT RESERVED IN COLLISION APPEAL
      687 12 President Jefferson And Afrika Hong Kong. Nov. 23. AFTER a lengthy hearing, lasting four days, the appeal and cross-appeal brought by the American Mail Line and the East Asiatic Co., Ltd., respectively, against the decision of thr Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor, were concluded before
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      KWANGSI UNION
      228 12 Chinese Seamen Hold l T p River Boat Hong: Kong. Nov. 20. The river steamer Chung On. which left Hong: Kong on Oct. 26 for Macao. s still held up m the West River and t appears that it will be some time Defore the is able to
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      STORM IN JAPAN
      130 12 Five Die As Waves Hit Toyama Hay Toyanu Prefecture. Nov. 13. Five persons were known to be dead today as a result of the battering by high iei waves of a wide area along Toyama Bay lacing The Sea Oi Japan. Fire brigades, young men's associations and
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      ATLANTIC FREIGHT
      130 12 Shipping Lines Withdraw Their Resignations New York. Nov. 21. The North Atlantic freight-rate war which appeared imminent last week has been averted. The 11 members ol the Freight Conference who announced their withdrawal lrom the Conference because of untair German competition and whose resignation was to have become
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      STRIKE THREAT
      187 12 (•ulf Ports Dispute Ma] Imolu 12,000 Men Mm IVdro V»\ H Union longahoreflatn ha. telegram lrnm th» ;r leader Mi Ryan, now a Washington. I '•Have notified I we calling strik* all opei i H;» Of all cdinpann l h an 111 South This meant thai kon art
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      50 12 Nov :jo. Kola. Klang, Blrdli I of Dundee PhasUneUf i Kampar. Him lone, r.iru* Bill h I Silver CJull <Bir Aadans Svenor < Nor I S« nan I B* Patras Tohiti Toboah dt Baan. Kit Milo. Paslr. To^ian «Dut I Dak 1: Ma-os Belawan I" Centaur. Marudu Mata Han
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      WARSHIP RETURNING
      90 12 H.M.S. Capetown To Have Minor Repairs Hong Kong, Nov. 20. H.M.S. Capetown is returning to Hong Kong for repairs to her fo'csle which was damaged superficially by the heavy seas which forced her to put into Amoy on Sunday. 4 The cruiser which is under the com- 5
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      464 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals 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 a.m. and 7 p.m. Klang. Kuala Lipls. Port Swettenham, Taiping and Telok Anson: Weekdays' 7 p.m Kota
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      322 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside the uh.trvi. or e\pe< trd to arrive Earn Wharf (Kntraiur j Ruhn.i 22 Mulnam Van H Main Wharf <Kntrai.ee Nordmark It; Rahman M Pros: Adam, lie Impire Dock (Mam <iat* 3, Denmark Mam 30 < 1 Irisbank 34: H X West Wharf <Kntran«-«- Gate j [poll
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    FRANKIE WEBER JUST OUTPOINTS SANADA
    361 15 Mayo Forced To Retire LARGE CROWD ENJOYS FOUR GOOD FIGHTS AT STADIUM LARGE crowd thoroughly enjoyed Saturday's boxing at the n Olympic Stadium when Frankie Weber narrowly outpointed Kintaro Sanada m the main event and David Dharmaraj forced .i> Rush Mayo to retire at the
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    Combined Schools Team
    87 15 "THE team to represent the Combined Schools of Singapore at hockey Rgmtast the S.R.C. on the Packing on Wednesday. Dee. 4, has been chosen without trials. The team will probably play m this order N. >lahene (A.-C.S.) goal; Selakan Singh (A.-C.S.) and Teck Bee (R.1.) lull-backs; Varma
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    GALLANT SCOTS FIGHT AGAINST REST
    580 15 St. Andrew's Rugger Match KEAY PLAYS OUTSTANDING GAME FCR LOSERS The Rest 11 Scotland 7. PC OTLAMi strussled gallantly to uphold the fighting tradi- tions of the race m the annual St. Andrew's day Rugby match against The Rest on the Fadang on Saturday but
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    131 15 The following are this week's V.M.C.A. teams and fixtures: Today. Versus R.A. <Cnangi> at Anson Road at 5.10 p.m.: Bleha. R. Lyne. Sanderson. P. O'Dwyei, Lee Fong Lim (capt.t, G. Day. E. A. Joy. Katyal. I Catchatoor. W. Ferguson. M. T. Hope. Reserve: Leembruggen. Tuesday. Dec. 3, V.M.C.A.
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    MANY UPSETS AT LAST DAY OF RACES
    1361 15 Larrikin's Big Dividend SILENT MERCHANT THROWS HIS JOCKEY AND CRASHES (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 30. A LARGE crowd was present at the last day of the Selaimor Turt Club November Skye meeting today, which was favoured by <<m)' and ideal
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    Keen Contest Between Wilts And R.E.
    365 15 Keen Contest Between Wilts And R.E. VIGOROUS HOCKKV mil, llrin U.K. /"^OMBININIi will and ptaftPf will. mere determination »m tin- second Del] the Wiit.s'nr Regiment defeated the v tv.»i Engineers at h '■•'-> f by tw<» >v 'Is M > y iMndav at ffmglin Tin* ground was unfortunately iofl but
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    PORTSMOUTH'S LUCKY WIN OVER LIVERPOOL IN THE SEASON'S FINEST MATCH
    1103 16 Goal Disallowed THRILLING CLIMAX TO ARSENAL'S MATCH (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Dec. 1. PORTSMOI'TH, whose goals were scored by Symon and Parker. 1 were extremely lucky to obtain their first win since Oct. 19, as Liverpool actually netted twice.
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE CUP FINAL
    710 16 Chinese Companions Secure Clear Win Over A.A.A. MEDIOCRE FOOTBALL MATCH CCJLA 2 A.A.A 0. I TNFAVOI RABLE ground conditions, following the afternoon's heavy rain, and the fact that the majority of the players were off their game were two factors not conducive to high-class football when
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    Supporters More Active Than Players
    295 16 IN SELWYN CUP MATCH Med. College ft; Raffles College 0. A COUPLE of medicine boxes lay handy on the sodden Medical College playground on Saturday m anticipation of -calls" during the annual hockey tussle between blooming doctors and dentists and budding historians and schoolmasters for
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    ASIATICS' CLEAR WIN OVER ALL BLUES
    345 16 But Play Was Very Even FORWARDS' FINE RUSH SECURES VICTORY Singapore 5 pts. All Blues v L. QINGAPORE Asiatics, participating for the t\rsi timr m ti,, All Blues rugby football Cup competition. dH<\it«,i tl» donors by a goal (5 pts.) to nil at the
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