The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 4 December 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14.718. ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1935 10 CENTS
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    U. S. STILL WITHOUT POLICY IN FAR EAST
    211 1 One Party Wants A Show Of Force ANOTHER WANTS WITHDRAWAL TO AVO ID CONFLICT "Let Great Britain Take I The Initiative" London, Dec. 3. /iN the eve of the naval conference it has 'become increasingly clear that the Americans will insist on
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    GREEK AMNESTY
    86 1 iise For King From Venizelos Paris. Dec. 2. Greek King's action* since m has remarkably modified the Opposition to the restoration Monarchy was proved m the I an Interview by Reuter with s who recalled that he recently •he Party to show toleration experimental period m order the
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    268 1 I17HILE official information is not Vw available there is reason to believe that the rumours to the effect that Great Britain is weakening in her demand for the 26.000-ton battleship at the forthcoming Naval Conference has a sound basis in fact. It is understood the British case tor a smaller
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    RUBBER QUOTA STAYS AT 60 PER CENT
    316 1 Announcement By Kb Ka Cb BASIC INCREASES FOR THE DUTCH London, Dec. 3. TTHE International Rubber Re--1 gulation Committee has announced an increase m the Netherlands Indies basic quotas by 57.000 tons m 1936, by 53.000 tons m 1937, and by 52.000 tons
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    ONE PER CENT. BORROWING
    220 1 ONE PER CENT. BORROWING FINANCIAL HISTORY BEING MADE Borrowing For 25 Years At 2V 2 Per Cent London, Dec. 3. TTHE British Government made two-fold English financial history today. Never before has a Government borrowed at one per cent., except for Treasury Bills and never before has it borrowed for
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    CHINA CLIPPER
    20 1 Guam, Dec. 2. The China Clipptr from Manila took off for Wake Island at 10.11 a.m. GMT- Reuter
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    17 1 Philadelphia. Dec. 2. The death is announced of Miss M. Carey Thomas, the 78-year-old educationist and feminist.
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    THE CAPORETTO TOUCH
    117 1 Djibouti. Dec. 3. The panic-stricken flight of Italian native troops ivho mistook the noise of animals m the bush at night- for the sound of tribesmen advancing to the attack is said to have been the real origin of the rumours of an Abyssinian victory m the
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    HAPPY ENDING TO FRENCH "LINDBERGH CASE"
    183 1 Marseilles, Dec. 2. rE sudden happy ending to the French Lindbergh Baby case" whipped the population into frantic demonstrations outside the police station, mingling shouts of joy with imprecations against the kidnappers safely locked up within. Claude, the 18-month old son of a locally
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    P. AND O. FLEET AND SUBSIDIARIES
    164 1 BALANCE SHEET SHOWS STRONG POSITION' Intense Competition From Subsidies London. Dec. 3. •yHE P and O. accounts for the A year which ended m September show a net voyage income rather lower at £1,054.862 than the previous year but the company derived a higher
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    FAMOUS WOMAN ATHLETE BECOMES A MAN!
    130 1 FAMOUS WOMAN ATHLETE BECOMES A MAN! RESUL T OF MINOR OPERA riON Will Records Be Prague, Dec. 3. JV4ISS Zdenka Koubkova the I** famous Czechoslovak holder of the women's world 800 metres record, established last year at the World Games m London, will shortly become Mr. Zdenek Koubka Doctan informed
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    TO EVACUATE HARAR
    43 1 Geneva. I>e«\ 2. Tht Abyssinian Government has intormed the League that it ha.s decided m order to spare the civilian population from air bombardment to withdraw all troops from Harar henceforth using it .solely as a depot for wounded Reuter
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    CHINA TO RUN A B SERVICE TO MALAYA?
    97 1  - CHINA TO RUN A B SERVICE TO MALAYA? Sin Chew Jit Poh shanghai. Dec. 3. Acting under instructions from the Chinese of British Malaya. Dr. Wang Chi Seng, head of the Shanghai delegates to the recent Chinese Trade Fair m Singapore, has approached the China Merchants' Steam Navigation Co.. a
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      54 1 i^S *1 v Jp|p 5 sjH ill irbh C7iH Vdflßfl Kfl n Utl Ll^^^h 1-nAi/T.ii MiiflP CABARET ATTRACTION COCKTAIL DANCE RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF DON DOLLY DINNER DANCE ballroom adagio '"formal) 9.30 to midnight NOVELTY DANCERS NON -DINERS $1.00 RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA^ Directed by PAN HOPKINS WHEN IN PENANG STAY AT
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      102 1 Ik mm B I f H ■■ffi a)llLfE*ffi'l SEA ViEW W& HOTEL j FORMAL TONIGHT FORMAL SPECIAL DINNER DANCE Dinner and Dance Music by the RELLER BAND AND CABARET MEZEY REVUE Margot Mezey, Baby Kelety, Julia Nicol. The Bonny Boys Dancing Singing Comic Acrobatic AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE. VARIED AND ENTERTAINING
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    THE SERVICES
    880 2 Letters To The Editor DO THEY ATTRACT THE BEST BRAINS?— "BALDERDASH" SAYS 2ND LIEUT. BERTRAM BLIMP— NO METHOD OF COMPARISONEGYPT AND THE LEAGUE— BETTER UNDER CONTROL OF BRITAIN To The Editor. Sir, In a leading article In t heSingapore Free Press of Nov. 30 W9 find: "It is
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      243 2 NOTICES. PAJAM, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that the Twenty-sixth Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of this Company will be held at the Registered Office. Hongkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay. Singapore, on Tuesday. Dec. 31. 1935. at l 12.15 p.m, at which the Directors will j recommend that a Final
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      387 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS/^ I Selection of PERFUMERY By GUERLAIN. «K\ < hamps-Fly^or*.. Purls. L'Heure Bleue Shalimar Liv Djedi Mitsouko Guerlina j- etc (»im iui.ii»l«- from: MEDICAL HALL LIMITED. BOARD RESIDENCE. KATONG GRANGE Excellent position or Sea front Board Residence. Mod. Sanitation 77 Meyer Road— Phone 5758 THE MANSION Oxley Rise -Singapore.
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      226 2 Diary Of The Week WEDNESDAY, I>EC. 4 High Water, 5.2 a.m. 7.8 ft.. 4.54 p.m. 82 ft. Rugby: S.C.C "B" vs. Wiltshims "B" at S.C.C. Hockey: Raflies College vs. Police, at Depot: Chinese vs Medical College at College: Wiltshires 111 vs. Medical College II at College: Colts II vs. Wiltshires
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      317 2 Today's Radio Singapore ZHI p.m. c Recorded music. 644 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. Stock and share report supplied by Fiaser and Co. 8.30 Close down. BJLC— GSG and GSF Wavelengths— l«.B« and 19.82 metres 9.20 Big Ben. The BBC. Northern Ireland Orchestra. 10.10 A recital by Phyllis Sellick
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    DID SMITHY INTEND TO LAND AT SETUL?
    562 3 Plane Seen Circling Low Over Padang With Engine Shut Off STORIES OF CRASHES IN THE MOUNTAINS Penang, Dec. 2. DID KINCiSFORD-SMITH attempt a landing on Setul Padans but, finding it impossible, forge ahead hoping to make Alor Star and then crash m Setul
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    92 3 The engagement is announced of Mr. Kuah Poh Tatt. of the staff or me Me- dist Girls' School. Kuala Lumnur. md Miss Ho Siok Lee. the only daushi oi Mr and Mrs. Ho Seng Soon. News has been received from Landilo. New South Wales, of the death of Mrs. Margot
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    Rubber Restriction Appeal Dismissed
    447 3 Rubber Restriction Appeal Dismissed JUDGE ON INTERNATIONAL (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Dec. 2. TN the Supreme Court, Johore Bahru, Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills, dismissed the appeal by M. D. A. Goonetilleke, of the Jelutong Estate, Jeram Batu. Johore, against a conviction, and fine of 5250 on
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    24 3 BOYS CHOKING the Duke of York as c ariiv ed h. his ta. t<> P c,, the new Edward Turner Sims Library al Southampton.
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    K.L. Scramble For Swimming Pool
    551 3 GOLF CLUB DECIDES TO GET (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Dec. 2. MEMBERS of the Selangor Golf Club today decided, after i unanimous vote, m favour of the scheme to build a swimming pool at an estimated tost of 840.000 which will be met
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    "GAS LIKE RAIN FROM THE SKIES
    234 3 WARNING OF BRITAIN'S PERIL FROM THE AIR London, Nov. 15. A WARNING that Great Britain must look to her defences was given by Air Commodore J. A Chamier. secretary of the A:r League of the British Empire, at the British Emoire Club. St. James's
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    BAIL REDUCED
    135 3 Lawyer's lerk Charged With Breach Of Trust Lee Song Chua, formerly c.'erk to Mr. S Shunmugam. the Malacca lawyer, i appeared before Singapore third magis- strate, on Monday, on a charge of I criminal breach of trust of 5571 while i employed as a clerk with Messrs. Aitken
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    GOVT. ACCUSED OF "MASTERLY INACTIVITY"
    597 3 Still Doubtful Whether Distress Really Exists UNEMPLOYMENT JUBILEE FUND NO BENEFIT I TO WORKLESS (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Dec. 2. pOVKENNENT*B "matter!.! i activity with regard to t problem af uiumplovmpnt i.i the F.M.S." is candidly tilHlnhtij by Air. John Hands. M.C.H.. m
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      24 3 CECIL B. DE MILLE'S SUPREME TRIUMPH THE STORY OF ENGLAND'S RICHARD THE LION-HEARTED 'THE CRUSADES' PARAMOUNT'S EPIC of the year Coming to the CAPITOL
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      256 3 jm HpWppKv TMI MAKERS HT^^^^Ei OF UMOUS I n v a 1 v a b 1 e^ttvgypgUpnv after any serious^^T^if '4i I* l f/ f illness Angief's Emulsion is invaluable for building up health and strength mil m all run-down conditions and wasting diseases or after any serious illness. x
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      IT'S FUN TO VARY YOUR MAKE-UP Contrast Counts
      688 4 IT'S FUN TO VARY YOUR MAKE-UP Contrast Counts THERE'S music In the air -music that's calling us out to dances and cinemas. Saxophones and tiddle: are tuning up. invitations are hurrying through the post and the. Bridge department m tWe big stores repeat record sales m packs ol cards, writes
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      LATEST FASHIONS FROM THE SCREEN
      399 4 The Last Word In Bags Lan harlow recently received as a gift tin very latest In evening bags! It is fashioned from two placques oi wood, lacquered gold and shaped into shell designs. The placques are held together with stripe i I gold kid. A
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      Training The Dog A FAMILY AFFAIR
      349 4 Training The Dog A FAMILY AFFAIR THERE ar<- innumerable families who train dogs, if only because there are innumerable dogs who acquire families and train them. Usually the whole j family begins by training the dog and 'such training consists m adjuring other members not to feed it at meals
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      A ROOM IN BLUE AND WHITE HAS CHARM
      224 4 I Fixing. The Furniture IT'S ALL done wry elHctively In blue and white by Ann Sothern. They're her favourite colours. And so. when the blonde actress received her first star billing and was told She could have a new dressing-room. she asked
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      TALKING OF FOOD
      256 4 London's Latest m the big stores the toud departments are crowded. Many people ai\ rdeting delicacies lor cocktail part.. A new cocktail biscuit has a peanut inside a crisp shiny coating specks ol special seaweed outside Nrw here, but popular In America, arc spiced almonds and .spiced
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      88 4 '< Makes you feel f i i Bjf and tresli /if It ii US^^^^^ At the end of a long Jay you tee! fatigued, y< H dirty, and it i> then thai you'll revel m i wash w itK refreshing Litehuov Toilet Soap, I ik-1 ik> h vigoratcs ;h it
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    306 5 M. SLAVKO GftUITCM, the new Jugoslav Minister m London on his way to Buckingham Palace to present his credentials to the King. In the early ■tape of his career, M. Groitch was First Secretary at the Serbian Legation m London. THE FIRST FLYING school devoted inclusively to light aeroplanes was
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    21 6 MR. J. CARSON, a poulterer, handing over a fOOM to the Key. Frederick Charles Oliver, Vicar <•! St. Hilda's Church. Tottenham, during
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    One Killed During Gang Fight At R.A.F. Drome
    477 6 FOUR SIKHS IN ASSIZE COURT FOUR members ot the bearded fraternity, Surjan Singh. Pal Singh, Nand Singh and Kawal Singh, were arraigned before Mr. Justice a'Beikett Terrell and a common jury a-, the Singapore Assizes yesterday, on an indictment of five counts,
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    HAWKERS IN BARRACKS
    46 6 Two Chinese food hawken were charged before Mr Norman Grice. The gapore secovd magistrate, yesterday with trespassing m the Changi barracks One who had be?:: custody since day morning was discharged With caution. The other who had been on ill was rined SI.
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    BOY KILLED IN EXPLOSION
    150 6 Cracker 1 hrown Into Methylated Spirits Kuala Lumpur. Dec. 'I. A CHINESE boy lost his life on Saiur- day afternoon m a narrow lane behind Pctaling Street when a spirit tank exploded. Three Chinese boys who were playing nearby were injured. Qnc died almost immediately and
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    ASSASSINATION TRIAL
    249 6 Wild Scene In Court; Defence Counsel Struck Off Rolls Aix en Provence. Nov. 13. It was his intention as a sacred duty to delend the prisoners despite them- selves, stated Maitre Saudinot. leader of the Aix Bar. who has been appoint- ed by the Court as defence counsel
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    PROF. KAPITZA
    156 6 New Institute Nearly Ready In Moscow Moscow. The Institute of Physical Problems, of which Professor Kapitza. who was recalled from Cambridge last year, is the new Director, is shortly to occupy its newly-constructed building, erected under the Professor's supervision on the grounds of the Academy of Science, on
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    DRAMATIC ENDING TO TEXTILES PROSECUTION
    758 6 Judge Stops Case BOTH ACCUSED ACTED "VERY FOOLISHLY" A DRAMATIC ending marked the trial of Loh Hong Kit and Lcong Ah Ken&, partner and clerk respectively of the piecegoods business of Chop ChOßf Fatt, at the Singapore Assizes yesterday, before Mr. Justice Gordon-Smith and a
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    46 6 Mr. C. G. Boutcher. F.R 1.8.A.. the j well-known architect who has offices m Ipoh and Penang. has designed the Kedah Government's proposed bungalow on the Cameron Highlands. The! I site is an excellent one and work on •clearing and levelling it is well ad--1 vanced.
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    19 6 CHARLOTTE WASSER. the Egyptian Beauty Queen, who has been elected Miss Universe from among 28 rival beauties m Brussels.
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    Overpowered Madman
    176 6 WITNESS COMPLIMENTED BY MAGISTRATE Seremtian. Nov. 30. IN the local police court today the inquiry was continued into the cause of death of two Chinese rubber tappers, who were attacked bs one ol their compatriots m the bangsal on Kubang ■Mate. Naiiiai. during the night ol Aug. 6
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    31 6 Visitors to Malaya House recently included: Mr and Mrs V Powell -Evans. Kulim. Kedih: Miss Barbara Brown. Singapore: Mr A do R Haughton. Pahmng; Mr and Mrs D A Murdoch. Penang
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    TAMIL KILLED BY CAR
    132 6 TAMIL KILLED BY CAR Diiver Not To Blame niTOENIMG ;i vrnii,t „i cidental death at th. elusion yesterday ol an tin, into the death of a !l->rai old Tamil Municipal toolie Samir.athan. Mr c. lt the Singapore Centner. al^.>|,.,i the driver of a motoi .u t, f n any criminal
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    MAGISTRATE'S DIFFICULTY
    107 6 MAGISTRATE'S DIFFICULTY Common Gatoittg Hmm Ol Private Residence? i lit Norman Orlei ond m tome dtfl in decldln <:..■. v. In Victori Wert MTMted while gambl I private hOMl houac within tbt n All the accused admi" ng but dcnii d it waa a gami... They had no further make
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    38 6 The death occurred on 1 morning In the General Hospir ang. of Dr H W Andei doctor attached to the Bhit liner Achilles He was 55 yearDr Anderton. who WM most pop officer, was taken ill a forti
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    Luxury Yacht's One Day Visit
    469 7 Luxury Yacht's One Day Visit BUILT FOR PRINCESS WHO NEVER SAILED IN IT ESTATE SWINDLE ALLEGED SECOND DAY OF HEARING (omplainant In The Witness Box .N Slew Hoon, formerly a clerk ...ployed m the le^al firm of and Co., and Lan Yue Seng, a .■.s-born Chinese broker, were before Mr.
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    "DANTE'S INFERNO"
    209 7 (ilimpsc Of The Torments Of The Damned d m "Dante's lntrhich opened las' night at the ra, is an unusual one. The od and the photograph ex:r. ire opens with a glimpse ol of amusement favoured by d holiday crowds, and Jim Qoer Tracy* monopolies atan early stage
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    SHANGHAI TO HANOI
    74 7  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Sino-French Trial Flights To lie l Tndertaken Soon Shanghai. Dec. I. rttal nightl by the Sino-French Air between Shanghai and Hanoi. •China, will be commenced shortly. The coastal cities south of Shanghai be included m the list ol stations call. The Chinese and
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    FRANCO-SOVIET TREATY
    32 7 Paris, Nov. 21. ITU Foreign Affairs Commission of the Chamber has voted for the ratiricitlon of the Franco-Soviet treaty of mutual assistance, thus virtually as;uring its adoptrton by Parliament. Reuter.
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT
    265 7 They Can Now Take A "Grownl*p" Programme Bach. Beethoven, Debussy, Sibelius, Arensky and Handel figured on the programme at the Children's Concert held m the Victoria Memorial Hall last night. In fact- it was almost a grown-up programme but the children of Singapore have long passed the stage
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    74 7 Tw popular members of the Civi] Service, Messrs. R. Buyd and F. K. Wilson, who are taking their long leave shortly, were the guests of a few of I their friends at dinner at the Chun ;Yeen Ifess Kuala Lumpur, on Friday night The Secretary of State for the Coloniea
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    HARRY OEHLERS MEMORIAL
    304 7 FOUNDATION STONE CEREMONY Laid By Sir Andrew A simple bur Impressive service was conducted by the Bishop of Singapore, the Ri^ht Rev. B. C. Roberts, assisted by the Yen. Archdeacon Graham White, when the foundation stone of the Harry Oehlera Memorial Church at the 6th mile. Upper
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    THE CAPITOL
    154 7 "WVre In The Money" A Rollicking Comedy "We're m the Money." Warner Bros. rollicking comedy starring loan Blondell. Glenda Parrel! and Hugh Herbert, was introduced as the main feature ai yesterday's change ol programme at the Capitol Theatre. As a pair super process-servers, the two girls give a
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    17 7 A daugliter was born to Mr. A. Kana gaslnfham, the popular Assistant Station Master. Ipoh. last week.
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    BANKS LOOTED BY REBELS
    71 7 Kin I)e Janeiro. Dec. 'I. FTER looting banks and commercial houses, 500 rebels at Natal embarked on tinsteamer Santos and are sailing m a northerly direction but it i> unlikely tiny will far through lack of fuel and oil. Ont thousand prisoners m thr gaol at
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      421 7 -j I .lUTj I WHAT A Y !iaL WHAT A SCREAM!! if its a LAUGH SHOW you re lc^T FOR HERE IT IS J& BF^ S >f*PP*t iSlif X Famous Funsters of I Lb t m<*^BL «n rhe Divorce Business! 3 SHOWS TODAY JOAN BLONDELL and GLENDA FARREI I "WE'RE
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    The' Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1935 Naval Manoeuvres
    1046 8 The' Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1935 Naval Manoeuvres BASING our deductions on former naval conferences and the present international political situa- tion we wrote the other day that, the conference which is due to open next week m London was doomed i before it started if the purpose
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    111 8 Mr. and Mrs. L. Felkin have moved to St. John's House. Chichester. Sussex Dr. C. T. Miles, of Penang. is proceeding on leave by the s.s. "Potsdam." Lieutenant S. G. Grant. Armourer to the F.M.S.V.F.. and Mrs. Grant returned from leave by the as. "Naldera." Mr. H. P. Clarke, Secretary
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    as I was Saying
    1523 8 - WITH a fair measure of agreement for a renewal of the tin restriction scheme already arrived at, demands for increased flat rates by both Siam and the Belgian Congo are allegedly causing difficulties The measure of agreement arrived at is Tin Cnntntl Agreement the conditional agreement
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    46 8 Mr H P Clarke ittftUn d Municipality. Malacca, will shorh n going to England on furlough s d 1 Mr. Charles William Stewart H c has been appointed an Auricul ar n Officer. Agricultural d Straits Settlements and Fedei y Malay States. Mr Hart lev irrtVtJ >:
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      16 8 GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE V LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. (Incorporated m Great Britain) HONGKONG BANK CHAMBERS, SINGAPORE.
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  • FREE PRESS SPECIAL COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS & SHARES.
      512 9 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES. I rrom L °ndon, 6 p. m Dec. 3 lhare of £1 denomination unless otherwise stated p r lion Loan. 5 p.c, 1944-64 llf£ Ye^rday Rise or Fall tiding Loan. 4 p.c. 1960-90 12 34 2 1.-'^n. 3« 2 p.c. 4 1171 6 PC,
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      Wall Street Cable
      223 9 1 I Nov. 29. 30. Dec. 2.) rican Can Com. Ml 1 141 5 8 137 3 4 American Telephone and Telegraph 158 3 4 158U 154 l 2 A "heson Railroad 53 53 5 8 53» K -apeak 51 l 4 51 7 8 51 1
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      SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
      90 9 Dec. ,J Buyers Sellers Gambier 6.50 Java Cube 9.50 Hamburg Cube 10.00 White Muntok Pepper 17.50 Black Pepper 9.50 Copra. Sundried 5.30 Copra, mixed 4 75 Small Flake Tapioca 4.55 R. B. Siam No. 1 per koyan 100 Banja Jelotong 10.25 Sarawak Jelotong 10.00 R. (Siam> DC.
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      THE SOUTH DOWNS
      72 9 10,000 Acres To Be Preserved From Building London, Dec. 2. As a result of agreement reached between the local councils and landowning Interests a town planning scheme has been prepared for the South Downs In Sussex, between Eastbourne and Seaford and embracing Beach Head, and the famous
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      LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS
      130 9 F** B iu a n S«m«"t with the Exchange Telegraph Company Ltd., the Singapore Free Press is able to offer ti its readeri LSd^^^ r^ abl f fc Benrlee f com ™erciaT news from London, New York and other centres. This is the first occasion on which
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS.
      141 9 RUBBER: Weai: Jan d Mar SPO 6 l4 6 d 3 P^ou'il' 6 5 16d New York Spot. 12.97. Previously: 13.15 f OPR A Straits S.D.. Nov. to Rotterdam: €14 7s. 6d Previously: £14 12s. 6d. PEPPER: White Muntok. m bond: 5i 4 d Pre-.ously 5« d
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      THE METAL MARKETS
      60 9 London Tin: Firm Cash: £225 5s Previously: Firm at £223 ss. Three months: £213 17s 6d Previously: £213 5s New York Tin Copper: Settlement: £35 10s. Previously: £38 12s. 6d i nut Yesterday: £7 Is. Previously. £7 Is Spot. 29» 4 d. Previously. 29' 4 d Two
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      76 9 Foreign Exchange Rates. London Closing Quotations Dec. 3 1 I Method ot Parity before Rate PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viously Paris Francs to 141.21 74 13 16 74% New York to 4.88 2 3 4.93 116 4.93 316 Amsterdam Guilders to 12.97 7.27 1 2 7.28V 2 Hong Kong Per
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
      219 9 LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES Vest erday's Singapore Quotations Dec. 3 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 1.8 London. 3 months' sight 2 4 3 32 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 116 London. 30 days' sight 2 4 1|32 London, demand 2|4 London. T.T. 2|4 Lyons and Paris, demand
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      1030 9 I Fraser and Co.'s List I Tl'ESDAV. DEC. IM.... Pajam (fli 1 70 i so c d MINING Parit Parak ($1» 2 35 2 50 e d £f rak R Vallev (,1 *> <W a,, r-. Buyers Sellers Punggor <$!• 94 A^Tk^*** 5s9d «s3drd. RadSa
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      GENERAL POST OFFICE
      114 9 j £860,000.000 Worth Of Business Transacted London. Dec. 2. The magnitude of the share of Pose j Office business m the economic life of the nation is Illustrated by the tact that the total value of its transactions with the public m the year ended last j
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      SOUNDER BANKING
      87 9 New Orleans. Nov. 2. Mr Leo. T. Crowley. Chairntan of the F.B I.C. m an address to the Bankers' Association, predicted that the Federal laws would weed unfit banks out of the nations financial structure. The unsound banks will net be permitted to insure their deposits with the
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      81 9 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association l>f < 1 o'clock noon Buyers Sellcni No. I X R.S.S incases 'FOB December* 2P 4 21 13 II Good FAQ. m caaes •FOB December- L'l ffl No. I X. R.S.S. <spotloo .<* > <awardabl<Sinßapore. 21- H 21 i No IX RSS December 22 l
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      38 9 The total amount applied tor In tenders for £45.0000.000 Treasury Bills was £63.605.000 The average ratr per cent, for bills at three month wa* 11s 9 31d against 10s 9 99d a week ago -British Radio
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    321 10 KING'S SPEECH AT OPENING OF PARLIAMENT Prepared To Stand By The League Covenant I<ondon. I). niIORN of its psjgsjsjsjtri for tht» death »f Mftesfli VltlSffa *3 new Parliament was opened this morning bj Uu Commissioners m the absence of the Kiim. the tard UI((T
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    SITUATION IN NORTH CHINA EASIER
    372 10  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh But Japan Still Trying To Frighten China READY TO ASSIST AN ATTACK Shanghai, Dec. 3. lATEST reports from North China j indicate that the situation there has been very much eased after the interview of Gen. Chen Yi. Governor of Fukien.
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    35 10 NIKOLAIS lIORTHY. son of tinHungarian Regent intends to establish a film tomnany uhieh will prnbal>l> be ciiretted on the production sftie by Alexander Korda. the famous producer of London films, ulio is himself a Hungarian.
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    "A MISCHIEVOUS PROPOSAL"
    157 10 STRAITS UNDER THE LEAGUE Sir William Peel's Opinion London. Per. .1. *»f CCULD not lmigtnf anything more mischievous after 38 years' expeiience In Malaya and Hong Koni: than the RWestiOQJ made m some QlMUrten that our protectorates and colonies should be placed under mandate*." declared Sir William
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    FRENCH GALE
    117 10 Collapse Of Great Arch Of The Trocadero Paris, Dec. 3. Tht- gale sweeping across France played two remarkable pranks last night. Firstly, the lamous great arch of the Trocadero Palace, erected lor the 1818 Exhibition, rolinpeed with a ;<rrinc din A quantity of dynamite was recently assembled roady
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    ATLANTIC AIR MAIL
    98 10 Conference Being HeH In Canada Ottawa, Dec. 1 A recommendation for the establishment of an air mail service between Cananda and Ireland via Newfoundland Ls understood to have been made by Canada to the trans-Atlantic airways conference meeting here, attended by delegates from Canada. Britain, the Irish
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    STUDENT'S SUICIDE
    60 10 Feared He Would Not Pass Exam Los Angeles. Dec. 2. Mr. John S. Reed, 19, son of J. Theodore Reed, the prominent film producer, has died as the result of a bullet wound m the head. The youth was a student of California University. The police state he
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    K.N.I.L.M. PLANE'S RECORD
    83 10 K.N.I. L.M. PLANE'S RECORD Batavia To Singapore In Three Hours The K.N.I.L.M. Douglas 14-seater plane ichich arrived m Singapore from Batavia yesterday created a new record. Leaving Batavia at S a.m., it arrived m Singapore at 11.25 a.m., this included a stop-over of 20 minutes m Palembang. The pilot was
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    OIL SANCTIONS POLICY REAFFIRMED
    185 10 Meeting Of The British Cabinet London. l>e* I. As the outcome of today > Ca meeting it is understood the Government have reaffirmed the policy m favour ol B collective oil t-mbargo and also asreed on its readings to consider any proposals Siqnor Mussolini might make
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    MYSTERY DEATH
    116 10 Fate Of Big Italian Industrialist Home, l>e< The mysterioui death o: one oi Italy 's biggest industrialists has caused a sensation at Milan. Frande Ufficiale Feltrinelli. who is stated to have been worth 800.000.000 lire, was appearing befori the Council' of the Crodito Itaiiano to answer chart* I
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    MRS. LIVERMORE
    71 10 |To He (harped With Intent To Murder Santa Barbara. Dec. 2. A Charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to commit murder has be^n nied against Mrs. Dor'>th:v« Livermore. The preliminary hearing will be beld on Dec. 8. Bail has been iixed m i: 1,600 cash
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    PRINCESS VICTORIA
    67 10 Princ. ss V Kins, who died i >•• n 1 at tbC Rg< \;'.n-iv it Wlndi t < Reuto r Prior to 'if an acut li» DIOITti and .i trans: us. -.i h d to but thla had onli Owmu t«» bli listex^i demtti k n\ did not
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    579 11  - ARTISTIC Success of "The Dream" MOLLIE MERRICK Hollywood In Perso BY MMER Night's Dre\m." r\ d*s second adventure and Max Reinin the American be released. It one of the most themes within a ks •d. m the very small n permitted to see a subject of violent iy question of
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    COAL DISPUTE
    119 11 Mines Secretary Meets Men And Owners London, Nov. '18. Representative! oi both coalowners and miners met Capt. Crookshank. Secretary lor Mines yesterday, to discuss the position arising out ol the miners' demand tor a national advance of wages. A further meeting with miners is taking place today. Alter
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    ROYAL SALUTE FOR J EGYPTIAN PRINCE
    62 11 t Alexandria. Nov. 25. r A Royal Salute of 21 guns was fired i when Prince Mahomed Ali, accoml panied by the Premier and members -of the Cabinet and Sir Miles Lampson. High Commissioner for Egypt, boarded the Cruiser Berwick to witness the biggest
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    517 11 Winning CONTRACT David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb, Osuald Jacoby and Howard Schenken World's leading team-of-four. THE PRINCIPLE OF ANTICIPATION DEHHAPS the one thing that distinguishes the expert m any game is the ability to anticipate. In football a pass is flung; a defend-: ing player appears out of nowhere and intercepts
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    Statistics Office Library Notice
    508 11 THE following publications were issu.d or received by the Department ol Statistics. S.S and F.M.S. during the period Nov. 23 to 29. 1935. inclusive. j and are available for public use m thr» Reference Library. Fuller: on Building. Singapore Application! may be made by members of
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    NEW PARLIAMENT
    146 11 Royal Approbation For Speaker's Election London. Nov. 24. The King and Queen e::pect to leave London for Sandringhain after the State opening of Parliament next Tuesday and will remain there about week. The traditional ceremonies connected with the inauguration of the new Parliament were carried out today when
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    BANANA INQUIRY
    99 11 Commission Appointed For Jamaica London, Nov. 28. The Secretary of State for the Colonies has approved the appointment bj the Governor of Jamaica of a commission to undertake a general investigation into the banana industry m Jamaica and into the marketing ol [Jamaica bananas both m the Colony
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    "TODAY WE ARE SOLVENT"
    264 11 i PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S OPTIMISM Direct Dole System To Be Terminated New York, Nov H ■"the Government has 3.125.000 un employed working on relief jobs. I declared President Roosevelt at a mass meeting at Atlanta, the remalnii g 375,000 of the 3.5000,000 whom ho proposed to employ
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    FRENCH CRISIS
    208 11 Flight Of Cold A (ireat Catastrophe Paris.. Nov. Z». Th€ Government's majority on the finance issue was larger than was j anticipated and it is now expected that the Government will win through} the Fascist leagues debate next week. I During tonight's debate the Minister 01 Finance. M.
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    ROAD ACCIDENTS
    40 11 i London, Nov. 28. The road accident figures for Britain during the week were 164 killed and i 4.203 injured In the corresponding week of last year the figures were 146 i killed and 3.852 injure British Radio
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      RADIO'S IMPORTANCE TO SHIPPING
      867 12 RADIO'S IMPORTANCE TO SHIPPING Experiments With New Direction Finding System London. Nov. 25. RADIO m relation to shipping formed the subject of a paper read recently by Mr. A. J. Gill, B.Sc, of the Engineer-in Chief's Office, G.P.0., before the Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders m Scotland. Mr. Gill described
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      THE CABLE
      220 12 Rock Has Penetrated The Hull Hong Komi;. Nov. >.V The local aiu Henry Keswick arrived bark m Hong Kong on Saturday after a very rough passage from Baigon I where she has been participating m salvau operations on the wreck* d steamer The Cable a cable laying ship
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      SUNK DURING THE WAR
      98 12 Booth Liner located By Italian Salvage Ships The Italian tahrage ship Anigiio ha> located the Booth liner Antony, which was torpedoed oil the South IrLsh coal during ;h< war. The Antony, which is lying on the ocean (loor 11 miles oil the Hook Tower, r> Wat
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      159 12 Gorgon. Brit 2.120 tons. tr«>m Fr— mantle 1 foe Penang 5. Larut. Brit 464 tons, ft mi Mah.rca j3. 1 r Malacca 3 Helenus. Brit 4.679 tons. from G. '^>w 3. for Liverpool 13. Banthia, Brit., 4.811 tons, from Calcutta 3. for China and Japan Porta 5 Bxplorateor
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      50 12 Dec. 2: Gustav D'derichsen <Dan i; p Albert Sarraut (Wth Halvdan. Mariv (Nor. >; Raub. Rahman 'Brit r< Dec. 3: Gemas. Esmoralda. Horm Lam. Hoiir Kwonn. Hong Thong. Ainu n Leong. Malacca. Marella. Kudat. Chy«Hln Tay Yit. Anshun (Brit); President a] Adams (Am.); Kampar <Dut.>: India Maru <Jap.>; Muinam
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      131 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside Ihr i or expected to m East Wharf (Entrance <>ttr i Rohna 22 Main Wharf (Entrance <..»tc Bulan. Conu 18, TJandi 13: Potsdam 11 B MML City of Pt-rlh 6 Empire Dock < Entrant c <. a t, Denmark Maru 30; (Henl bank 34. Protosilaus 36;
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      125 12 A Profits IncreaM (M Over £6,<KM> An Ineil \*v In 'r.idini; :»o. is reported by M.i the Manchester shipping tim i ing income troin mvestm- providing for depreciati and all cluirn»> amount to e4ti2Jy. .is igaii k -presenting a gain v>! I Adding lv undivul. c brought Inrward
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      577 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 1 p.m. Thursday 7.45 a.m. Alor Star: Mon. to Fri* 7.45 ajn. Saturday 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Ipo: Weekdays; 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m Klang. Kuala Lipis, Port Swettenham, Taiping and Telok Anson: Weekdays* 7 p.m Kota
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      306 13 II G* s 1 and *l ALWAYS GO BY W^^^ O m I l 9^\f IT'S MORE COMFORTABLE CHEAP RETURN TICKETS TO CHINA, JAPAN, COLOMBO AND BOMBAY. From SINGAPORE 1 Ist Class Jnd Class Houk Kouc 5137 14 slo2 g8 Shanghai 5188.."7 $137.14 Kobe or Yokohama SZiZJoU 5154 29 Colombo
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    Key Tie In Cup Competition
    1354 15  -  Argus Weekly Sports Notes Compiled By Singapore Versus Services On Saturday A Bold Experiment Suggested All Blues Cup Competition Singapore Hockey Defeat At Malacca Local Boxinz MALACCA avenged their iour-nil i defeat at Singapore on Nov ring two goals without reply S sapore visited Malacca
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    ALL-BLACKS' NEW MOVE
    333 15 Caughey At London, Nov. 21. HE Ail-Blacks, who at last seem to be approaching their tvve re making an important nosiional change for their game with -port T. H. C. Caughey. one of the fastthinkers of the party, is resum-centre-three-quarter. the berth he likes and which he
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    WOMEN'S GOLF
    153 15 Teams For Keppel-Garrison Match On Dec. 4 There will be a women's golf match a( Keppel On Wednesday, Dec. 4 be- I tween Keppel G.C. and the Garrison G.C. The teams Garrison women mentioned first, and starting times are as follows: 3.30 Mrs. L. O. Clnucb.il! I<> vs.
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    SELANGOR BADMINTON
    52 15 From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 30. The finals of the Selangor badmin ton singles championships played m the Victoria Institution Hall today resulted as follows Open Singles Foo Lum Choon beat A. S. Samuel, 15—8, 10—15. 15—10. Junior Singles Yap Pow Thong beat San Kwok KeoOfc
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    SELANGOR RUGBY TEAM
    86 15 For Saturday's Match Against Perak i From Our Own Correspondent Koala Lumpur. Dec. The Selangor rugby team which will meet Perak m a Malaya Cup match at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday will t>e composed of the following playefi Dicfcsob Caldwell WylUe. Hunter and B-Aiiham Todd and Rea
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    SCOTS WIN
    119 15 Annual St. Andrew?/ Day Match In K.L. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 30. Scotland beat The Rest m the annual St. Andrew's Day match on I tho padanK here this evening by n points fa goal and two tries* to ten points (two goals'. The winners
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    JOCK McAVOY WINS
    76 15 Canadian Outpointed In Ten Round Fight New York. Nov. AO. Jock McAvo; the British middle weight boxing champion, lighting a I a light heavyweight, last night cirri sively outpointed the v renoh -Cunudi an. Al McCoy, regarded as a mos dangerous opponent. In B ten round bout
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    CHESS DRAW
    30 15 Amsterdam, Nov. 2H. The 24th laflM m the World's Chess i Championship w;us drawn and the I scores now an- Dr Alekhitu* 7. Euwo 7 and drawn 10
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    235 15 Wilts Tie With R.A.F. FSOME GOOD SHOOTING AT SELETAR RANGE QS Sunday, at the Invitation of 11 .M.5. Cornwall, a thre« cornered match was held at Seletar Rifle Ran K x H.M.S. Cornwall, the Ist. Bn. The Wiltshire Raiment and Th« Royal Air Force. The S.S.V.F. were
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    £2,361 FOR HALF A CROWN
    66 15 pOMMANDI-.I; Ill's Will In the C;nn- brldgeshlre was responsible iur the world's record totallsator dividend V2,:*6i Us. for a half-crown tteket The buyer coupled N^ar Relation [or the Cusan-A-in-h with Commander m lor the Cambrtdgeshln Two other people draw the tame dividend: one nominated the
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    151 15 17 MeINNES. prefratlonal at *h M■: Mount Club, achieved gvaal triumph at Pulwell on O't. when he won the Middlesex championship Iron distinguished lield with a .seorr oi 145 'rounds <»t 72 and 7;{>. At 11 years ot age Mclnnes. was saged by the
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    220 15 Training Scheme For Young Players W*\ players ar«- m.ikuu In* it m diacovef bci bi<>mi and Latest i> that thi London I/.iKiic Will r.u. .1 •r.«iuiii-' IchtflM UU.s wlnN-r Tw,» swimming baths Iku< been n ivifi ;.r M:t purpos. ,md it th»« d<nand vaftanti ;t thr Laafw pr« p
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    BETTER SIDE BEATEN IN PADANG GAME
    587 16 Merchants Lucky To Win WEAK DEFENCE CAUSE OF ETCETERAS' DOWNFALL Merchants 17 pts. Etceteras 4 pts. THOI'GH they were superior m the scrums and their backs combined better, Etceteras lost against the Merchants m an S.C.C. Rugby tournament game on the Padang yesterday by
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    AUSTRALIANS' EASY WIN
    76 16 Innings And 44 Runs Capetown, Dec. 2. •"THE Australians won their cricket match by an innings and 44 runs. The Western Province scored 170 m their first innings. Fleetwood-Smith taking seven wickets for 71. The Australian then made 318. Brown scoring 58 and Fingleton 53. Robertson took
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    Y.M.C.A. ACTIVITIES
    108 16 Y.M.C .A. ACTIVITIES Tonight's Competitive Games Tournament All senior and junior members of the V.M.C.A. are reminded of the competitlre Barnes lightening knockout tournaments which will be held today commencing at 730 p.m. The following games will be included m the programme: 1. 30 up Russian Pool. 2. 25 up
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    28 16 THE BRITISH RYDER CUP goli team arrived at Southampton aboard the liner Aquitania on their return from America. The team at Southampton. The captain, C. Whitcombe. is leading.
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    CAN SPORT BREAK DOWN NATIONAL BARRIERS?
    560 16 Too Many "Incidents" DEMONSTRATION AGAINST TODAY'S MATCH WITH GERMANY OPORT, it has been maintained, is the best means of overcoming national barriers and regrets have been expressed throughout the world that the opportunities for more international sports meetings of all descriptions were so few.
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    M.C.C. ALL OUT
    36 16 Queensland Have Scored 249 So Far Brisbane, Dee. 3. The M.CC. closed their innings at 106. Queensland have made 249 so far. Christy scored 66 and Baxter took flve wickets for 61.— Reuter
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS
    84 16 The following two events are being arranged by the S.C.C. (1) Billiards championship; (2). Billiards handicap. Event 1: 350 up for preliminary ties and 500 up tor final. Event 2: Providing sufficient entries are received this evnt will be divided into two classes A 250 up. B 150
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    S.C.C. RUGBY
    78 16 The following have been invited to play for Singapore vs. United Services < Malaya Cup> at the Stadium on Sa- j turday. Dec. 7. J F. Keay: F. P. H. Pearse J C ,Cooke. W. H. McNeill, A. P. Craisle C. W Lyle. H. B. Sym; R. H.
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    ISLAND CLUB
    153 16 Qualifying Round For Captain's Prize The following is the result of the I qualifying round of 36 holes for the Captain s Prize at the Island Club. xE Yean Bee 68 69^137 xY. Kaneko 69 70 139 xR. Haxworth 67 73 140 FL L. H. Stewart 73 67-140
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    59 16 A mixed foursome competition will be played on Sunday afternoon. Dec 15 i at the Keppel Golf Club Members wishing to play m this compedttOO are requested to sign their i names on the lists posted m the Club House. The lists will close on Dec 11 Partners
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