The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 December 1935

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. *<> 14,721. ESTD. 1835. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1935. 10 CENTS.
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    CROWN PRINCE OF ABYSSINIAS PALACE BOMBED BY ITALIANS
    350 1 American Hospital Hit -THE Cram Prince of Abyssinias pala,,- was bombed and partially burned m an air raid yesterday morning by nine Italian planes on Dessie. The American hospital was hit and some hospital tents burned. Ten people were killed and 80
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    31 1 Ph4 directors oi the Bank ol Elite have agreed to recommend to. proprietors next April that Mr. ague Norman, who was first m 1920. be re-elected Govmor for the ensuing year
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    GENERAL DOHIHARA DROPS A BOMBSHELL
    458 1 Nothing Less Than PEIPING IN STATE OF PANIC China Considering Appeal TIENTSIN message to the Tokio Asahi Shimbun states that the Japanese officials m North China are absolutely opposed to a solution of North China issues based on Nanking's initiative. It is reported that Major-General
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION
    79 1 Petition In B. N. B. To Withdraw vuuiak.m (Ba\. Borneo). Dec. b. E>I BLIC feeling here is exasperated by the news that, whereas the Netherlands Indies rubber quota has been increased, the International Committee has refused to* adjust the "aave, admitted mistake* m the assessment of the British
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    SOUTH AFRICA AND THE LEAGUE
    97 1 London. Dec. 6. The importance to .smaller nations of the League of Nations was emphasised by General Smuts m a speech at Pretoria yesterday. He said the Governments of the Union of South Africa had continued to j support the League, not because of any
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    LAVAL GOVERNMENT NOW SAFE
    79 1 Paris, Dec. 6. Th(> surprise .u-tion was taken by M. Laval on the reassembling of the' Chamber of tabling three bills aimed at carrying into effect a dramatic agreement reached by Parliamentary spokesmen oi the Croix de Feu and Front Populaire at this morning's sitting to
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    GOLD STOCKS IN U.S.
    48 1 Washington, Dec. ti. The United States' <4old supply now exceeds $10.000.000.000 for the first time In history, according to the Federal! j Reserve Board's weekly statement, The rioe m gold stocks during the vuck amounted to $135,000,000. including a single shipment of $80,000,000. Reuter
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    NINE-POWER PACT
    155 1 Possible Basis For China To Appeal To League London, Dec. C. Reiner understands that China is considering an appeal to the League against the Japanese actions m North China on the basis of violation of the Nine-Power Treaty. China is anxious first, as far as possible to make
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    TIN QUOTA
    60 1 Raised To 90 Per Cent. The Hague, Dec. 6. 'THE International Tin Com- mittee today raised the production quota by ten per cent, to 90 per cent, for the first quarter of 1936. Since no mention is made regarding the extension of the restriction scheme after 1936 it
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    JAPAN'S REPLY
    122 1 To Sir Samuel Hoaro And Mr. Cordell Hull Tokio, Dec. 6. A Japanese Foreign Office spokesman i considers that Sir Samuel Hoare's speech does not call for comment as it is merely a description of the recent I development of British relations with China. It was also a
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    U.S. PERTURBED
    85 1 Call For Nations To Respect Existing Treaties Washington, Dec U. Mr Cordell Hull. U.S. Secretary of State, gave notice to the world yesU-r- ■day that the United States does not' r look with equanimity upon the auto-' jnomy movement m North China and calls on all nations to
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    PLOT TO BOMB THE BREMEN
    75 1 \cu York. lire. U AN MMmrmui to the policr 01 ;i plot to bomb th< Oerman liner Bremen, which ni tec la phmHi i» T 1<» i> m thla evening resulted n. DOast guardsmen bciii^ orU« n d to I by while llom oi llm
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    MILLION-LIRE FINE
    58 1 Rome, Dec. 6. A vast organisation for trafficking m currencies has been discovered here. The head of a Rome bank, who is charged with currency has been fined a million lire and banished to the Lipari Islands and 16 members of the bank staff have had fines imposed
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      438 1 There is no better Ten than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA SEA VIEW p^ HOTEL rORM *L TONIGHT formal SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY THE -RELLER BAND=! AND CABARET iHyTEZEY REVUE THE BEST FLOOR SHOW IN TOWN BY SPECIAL REQUEST -THE ZEBRA ACT" WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE
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    Law Notices For The Day
    48 2 1 Before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell m the '!nd. Court at 11 a.m.: Assizes: Rex vs Surjan Singh ant ors. Before Mr. Justice Gordon-Smith m the 3rd. Court at 10.30 a.m.: Criminal Appeal No. 45 35— Chng Bi Chi •Appellant* vs. Rex (Respondent).
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    THE PAVILION
    242 2 John Mills In "Brown On Resolution" A splendid epic of the indomitable spirit that characterises the British Navy is Gaumont-British's "Brown on Resolution" which began at the Pavilion last night. A tale of courage, simple gallantry and heroism, it is splendidly photographed, finely produced and is genuinely moving.
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    MONEY MARKET
    79 2 London, Nov. 30. On the money market this week sup- plies were ample for needs and m some 'cases loans into January were secured on bills at per cent. Discounts, after showing a weak tendency, hardened on substantial improvement m the market's favour m the average rate for
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    20 2 The Rev. Father Bertine Ashness of the American Mission, who has spent a holiday m Malacca, has left for China.
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      121 2 j"" THE RECEPTION OF THIS BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTION j WAS WHOLLY ENTHUSIASTIC" DAILY MAIL I I >* f M a j f *'r SK«tf»pt are I JjjFjf Flic MeloJy of MrnJ. !.«.!..i I if( rf^dr TKc Ma.trry of RrinKarJt Wk£^^ '^P^ Br WILLIAJwI SHAKESPEARE I W -&2b^ X M.iii W MENDELSSOHN
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      368 2 SITUATION VACANT. WANTED by British Insurance Office young Chinese clerk with book-keeping and if possible insurance experience. Good prospects for suitable man Apply Box 518 care of Free Press. TO LET. 13 MOUNT ROSIE. one-storey bungalow, from Jan. 1. 1936. 3 bedrooms, bathrooms, garage etc.. tennis. Court. rent $100. Apply
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      320 2 SINGAPORE CHURCH SERVICES ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL SECOND SUNDAY IX ADVENT (5.50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Matin, 8.00 a.m. Choral Eucharist. 5.30 p.m. Evenrjong and Sermon. Preacher: Rev. D E. J Hodge. WEEKDAYS:— Holy Communion on Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8 a.m.; Holy Communion on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 7
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      329 2 Preacher. Rev. E. S. Lav. B.A B.D. 1 Tuesday, 8 p.m. Quarterly Conference. WESLEY METHODIST EPISCOPAL 1 CHURCH Fort Canning Road The Rev. Hobart B Amstutz, MA. minister. 8.30 a.m. Sundvy School. 9.30 a.m. S'rvi'f of worship with .specia. Christian Literature programme. The Hey. Dr. Paul B. Means will give
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      327 2 Vfonday. 8 p.m. Reading Club. ri'.esday, 8 p.m. Teachers' Meeting. Wednesday. 8 p.m. Choir Practice. Friday. 4.15 p.m. Girls' Friendly Band. 8.15 p.m. Young Men.; Friendly Band 1 ST. ANDREWS CHURCH MISSION St. Peter's Church, Stamford Road. 9 00 a.m. Holy Communion English 9 40 a.m. Mattins and Sermon Hokkien
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      171 2 Diary Of The Week SATURDAY. DEC 7 High Water. 8.2 a.m. 8.6 ft.. 9.24 p.m. 8.4 ft. Racing: Perak Turl Club Skye Meeting. Second day at Ipoh. Rugby: Singapore vs. United Services (Malaya Cup>. at Anson Road Stadium: Johore vs. NegriMalacca < Malaya Cup>. at Genuang: Inter-College Match for Galloway
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    SIGNED CHITS WITHOUT MONEY TO MEET THEM
    312 3 Relative Pays Part Of Young European 's Debts ..JHIS ta case of a young man who found 1 nity for signing chits m Singapore greater that his «,ll power to resist them or his financial resources to meet them." S a,d Mr. E.
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    FAMILY SQUABBLE
    213 3 Secondary Wife Who Left Her Husband rom Our Ow n Correspondent*. Kuala Lumpur. Dec. 5. :.c cast m which Cliin Kirn and women, Ah How, Soon See Moi Chen Lam, were charged with s r fully constraining the wife of first accused, and using criminal n.e was concluded
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    PICKPOCKET GAOLED
    187 3 Took $50 From Fellow Bus Passenger From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 5. k Dtenee of six months' rigorous im.r.risonmer.t, to be followed by one rear*i police supervision, was passed oy the second magistrate, Che Maarot. n the Kuala Lumpur Police Court today, on a pickpocket Ho
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    19 3 FRANCHOT TONE and Joan rauford, who were recently married, photographed during a shopping tour m a \>\v York Store.
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    24 3 Three French Colonial stamps sold at Harmer's were a 30-centime Reunion 1852), .€270; an 1893 overprinted Tahiti. .£200; and a Nossi-Be error ■verprlnted €150.
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    New Luxury Liner For Far East
    578 3 M. M. COS PRESIDEM DOUMER ARRIVES "THE gradual reorganisation of the Messageries Maritimes mail service to the Far East which will result m a faster allround schedule next year, has begun with the first voyage on this Line of the motor vessel President Doumer,
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    Bank Withdrew Overdraft Facilities .
    313 3 Bank Withdrew Overdraft Facilities PIECEGOOD DEALER GIVES REASON FOR CRASH TJOW a 53-year-old piecegoods shop had found itself unable j to meet its liabilities was related! m the Bankruptcy Court yester- day when Hoon Moo Hee managing paSrtner of Chop Bhg Kiat. was publicly examined before Mr. Justice Gordon-Smith. Replying
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    BROKEN ROMANCE OF SIR A. DU CROS
    282 3 BROKEN ROMANCE OF SIR A. DU CROS I London, Nov. 26. SOMJE details of her romantic attachment to Sir Arthur dv Cros, whose affairs are being investigated by the London Bankruptcy Court, were given yesterday by Mrs. Anthony Lelolr, on whose petition the receiving order was made. Mrs. Leloir, who
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    WELCOMED
    675 3 Soldier With Distinguished I War Record r\NCE again, the Malayan Services are under a new command. Major General William Geoige Shedden Dobbie, C.8., C.M.G.. D.5.0., a Palestine hero, the new General Officer Commanding the Troops, Malaya, arrived m Singapore yesterday afternoon by the P. and O. Carthage, and half-an-hour
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    OLD WOMAN ROBBED
    90 3 Savings Gone In A Night Chan Yee. a 62 year-old woman. :i cigarette seller has lost her life sav- ings She has informed the Singapore police that she has been robbed of SI 10 and a pair of gold ear-rings vai 'ued at $8. She sa*d that
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    Hong Kong's G.O.C. Also Arrives
    118 3 Hong Kong' s G.O.C. Also Arrives TWO generals and two of the most senior members of the Malayan judiciary were prominent passengers arriving at Singapore m the P. and O. liner Carthage from Europe yesterday. They are Major-General Dobble. Major-General Bartholomew, Sir Walter Huggard and Mr. Justice Whitley. Major-General Bartholomew
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    TAMIL IN CRITICAL CONDITION
    108 3 A Tamil named Singaram. is lying m a critical condition m the Genera! Hospital through a dispute over black umbrella worth about 15 cents. About three weeks ago. Tamil and Malabari coolies at the Navul Base had a dispute over the theft of the umbrella. Singaram
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    SINGAPORE SHOOTING
    110 3 Man Arrested In .lohore Charged After two week's mv. stations, iiif Singapore police have made an arrest m connection with the fatal shootinß of a 34-year-old Shanghai Chinese named Chuns Siew-chow outside a coffee shop nt the junction of Syed Alwi Road and Jalan Besar on th«night of
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    KNOCKED DOWN CONSTABLE
    68 3 Motorist Fined And Ordered To Pay Compensation •From Our Own Correspondent. > Ipoh. I>«y\ 5. L. W. Hocking wh<> knock* d down a potto 6 mutable In Lah.it Road wu fined $M) Hocking llattd that hi* attention w.is concentrated on a lorry ahead. He was Ufdutd to
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      198 3 In /^p\ 2 minutes stomach pains are gone Heartburn, acidity, utomach ga»— all disappear within two mlnut#t of taking a dose of Chardox. chardox is not a dm* it U a hiKhl.v-n«(ined and extrrrn.-ly a*.tlv« Torin of i harcoal. It is at least fifty Mmcs more aitive than ordinary medicinal
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    EUROPEAN INFLUENCES BEHIND THE WAR
    636 4  -  L. STALLINGS Abyssinia's Puppet Emperor mi BY Diredawa, Nov. 21. (By courier to Jibuti). THE Emperor rests here today aftei his flight to Jijiga. His Majesty, while at Jijiga prevailed on the Council of War to stand fast and await the Italian advance. At this
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    The Long Week-end Habit Conquers Paris
    623 4  - The Long Week-end Habit Conquers Paris Rose Patterson TRIPS ACROSS By Paris, Nov. 9. THE LONG week-end habit, hitherto considtred an exclusively English one. though the great majority of English people make the break m their work* only from Saturday mid-day to Monday morning, is probably going to be popular
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    As It Was—In The Singapore Free Press, For The Week Ending December 10, 1835
    480 4 As It Was— In The Singapore Free Press, For The Week Ending December 10, 1835 100 Years Ago Grave News From Europe The French barque Balguerie. came m on Tuesday afternoon from Bordeau the ,10th August: and we are indebted to ■the polite consideration of Captain 1 Dtsse i or
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    19 4 KATHARINE HEPBURN with Charles Boyer (riffht) and i-iu. Beal. •Break of Hearts." to be shown soon at the Pavilion
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      128 4 QUICK RELIEF fe# fo* STOMACH SUFFERERS HZtSZT HiMirjtH M^c The most recent medical rese.m h and X ray experi- IVfs r »"i»*n» aami *d«i ment.-. prove there is no bettor, quicker or sarer stomach "*nii»l «»>»■ nwi remedy obtainable th.vi Hisurated 1 MngMnfli It i> unique because it is the
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      78 4 8.25 Music. 8.30 From mail to mail in Holland. 8.50 Running commentary of the international football match Ireland vs. Holland. 9.35 Second part of the international football match. 10.30 Dance music. 10.50 Close down. Berlin— DJA, DJB and DJN Wavelengths— 31.45. 19.74 and 31.45 metres p.m. 6.20 Concert of light
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      487 4 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR THE WEEK-END 9.20 The commemorate 'he birthday ol Jean Sibelius Connerto; IVth Symphony m Q minor 10.35 News m Gernutn 10.50 Today m Germany Sound tures 11.05 Fairy tah pictures for I piano by Schumann. 11.35 News m English and n Dw 11.50 Cose down SUNDA Y
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    125 5 OI» LORKNZIXI's Vskaris sealing a slope m the Italian arivam c across the Danakil Desert to Makale* I HOI SANDS OF GALLONS of wine arriving at the Italian fronts m Abyssinia from Italy to refresh the troops and keep up their spirits. Italian soldiers carrying wine at an encampment behind
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    NON-MEMBERS WHO BUY CLUB LOTTERY TICKETS
    807 6 NON- MEMBERS WHO BUY CLUB LOTTERY TICKETS Cannot Recover Money If Seller Refuses To Pay MAY ALSO BE PROSECUTED IF a sweep ticket purchased by a *****- member of a turl club through a member strikes a prize and the member concerned refuses to pay up the unfortunate non-member purchaser
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    27 6 THE RIGHT KEY. B. C. ROBERTS. Bishop of Singapore, blessing the foundation stone of the Harry OeMers Memorial Church. I'pper Serunxoon Koad. laid I>> Sir Andrew Culdecoit.
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    ISLANDERS' FAITH IN VOLCANO GODDESS
    342 6 ISLANDERS FAITH IN VOLCANO GODDESS Though Relentess Flow Of Lava Continues OLD-TIME PLEDGE TO SPARE THEM Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, Not. !<> IS the dreaded Hawaiian volcano-goddess Pele breaking her word That is the question being discussed here following the eru|i tion of Mauna Loa (13,500 ft.), on Hawaii Island, which
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    Ceylon's New 'Drome
    245 6 FIRST PLANE MAKES SAFE LANDING Colombo, Nov. 29. THE first aeroplane to land at Colombo's new aerodrome at jßatmalana came down there today. Mr. H. Tyndale-Biscoe. the Madras Flying Club Pilot-Instructor was j the pilot and he brought with him a passenger to Colombo Mr. Walter B.
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    45 6 •From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur. Dec. 5. Mr. C. A. R. Bonell. probationary AC P.. who is leaving Kuala Lumpur on transfer, reports that $250 was stolen from nis house last night. Tht money was taken from a locked drawer which was broken open.
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    SCHOOLBOYS' GEOGRAPHICAL TOUR
    277 6 Helped By Towkay s Generosity Ipoh. Dec. i. THE Anglo-Chinese School^ Ipoh, ii 1 making the first geographical tour of its kind m Malaya veiy shortly. Under the patronage of Mr. Wong Chin Tong. a prominent member of the Kinta Chinese mining community who has very generously
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    Two Drowned In Bathing Pool
    87 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Dec. 5. fJAVIXCI disappeared since Tuesday, a Chinese boy. 11 years of ago. was found dead last Bight, m the public bathing pool behind the Tronoh police station. Earlier m the day the body of an aged Chinese was found
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    HOOKS BURNED
    123 6  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Dec. 4. Seven thousand copies of school books were hurriedly burnt yesterday m Szechuan when the various schools m the territory heard the rumour that certain infectious germs which take seven years to die, were found m the books belonging to a certain
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    DETECTIVE'S APPEAL DISMISSED
    159 6 'From Our Own Correspondent' Kuala Lumpur. Dec. 3. In the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court yesterday, Mr. Justice Cussen dismissed the appeal ot Ramasamy. a detective of several years' service attached t( the Detective Office. Kuala Lumpur, against his conviction by the Kuala Lumpui First Magistrate. He was
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    TELEVISION TEST
    118 6 A complete television broadcast is to toe given m December on a full-sized screen m a London cinema. Capt. A. G. D. West, technical director of the Baird Television Co., stated that if the television broadcast on a I full -size cinema screen were successful all important events
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    Women Demand Same Pay As Men
    106 6 Women Demand Same Pay As Men W London, Nov. 24. OMEN teachers, anticipating salary revisions which are due to take place next March, start a national campaign tonight for equal pay with their male colleagues. It will be" launched at a meeting m London. Other meetings will follow m the
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    Woman's Letters To Murdered Doctor
    338 6 REMORSE FOR WIFE HE DECEIVED Ncu York Nil DEMARKABLE IOVC letters rxriiau-/;! between wealthy Dr. ftitl Gephardt. economic and philosopher, and ins blonde secretary, Hilrtj nm jtar oM Vera Stretz. now under anvst aeeused Of his murder, hive bteo made public here. Dr. Oebhardt was
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    SHARP WARNING
    65 6 Arms And Munitions Tradi In I'nited States Washington. l>c« Mr C rd< U Hull tod.iy jdmini.s? Q Sharp warning to ill urms and i: iridualj handling inni .uui munltl *ho had hitherto i tii« ii to rt required by the Neutrality Cordon Hull hopej thai the tallure L
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    £30,000,000 RAIL SCHEME
    232 7 Treasury To Guarantee Loan For £25,600,000 T lir London, Dee. HE Government's part m the programme of recon -•♦ruction and improvement to be car ried out by th< railway companies is xplained In memorandum on a prod financial resolution which autho the introduction of a bill em
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    CHINESE ART EXHIBITION
    272 7 Objects Lent By Many Nations A London, Dec. ft, a Government dinner m honour the International Exhibition of Chinese Art m London last night. Mr Ormsby Gore. First Commissioner of Works, acknowledged their indebtedness to many lenders. The biggest contribution, he said was made by the Government
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    "BROADWAY GONDOLIER"
    157 7 Fine Musical At The Capitol Heralded as one of the most hu- morous and romantic productions of j ■he year. "Broadway Gondolier." the Warner Bros latest musical, opened a season at the Capitol yesterday and fully justifies the glowing terms m which the film has been described. i
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    PENANG WEDDING
    157 7 Mr. J. N. Cooley And Miss Frances Seymour From Our Own Correspondent I Penang, Dec. 6. The wedding was solemnised yesterday at the Church of the Assumption of Mr. John Norman Cooley. of the 1 Eastern Smelting Company. Penang. and Miss Frances Elizabeth Ann Sey- mour. third daughter
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    LOCAL WEDDING
    273 7 A/iss Yolande Combi And Mr. F.L. CavePenny MISS Yolande Combi, a popular and pretty member of Singapore's younger set. was married at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday to Mr. Frank Lindley Cave-Penney. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. F. Cave-Penney, of the Asiatic Petroleum Company. Miss Combi. who
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    MALAYA IGNORED
    233 7 international Rubber Com m it tee's Announcement Lewis Peat i Singapore > Limited m their weekly rubber report dated Singapore, Dec. 6, state: The long awaited announcement by the International Rubber Committee came as a great disappointment to Malaya generally as, although some concession to tho N.E.I, was
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    47 7 H.E. the High Commissioner has granted a commission as Major m the Malay States Volunteer Regiment to Mr. H. W Esson. M.C.. and a temporary commission as Second Lieutenant m the Regiment to Mr. W. A. Cooper. He has accepted the resignation of Captain W H. Oliver.
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    MARKET QUIET
    267 7 Guthrie and Co.'s Rubbber Report Guthrie Co.. Ltd. m their weekly rubber report dated Singapore. Dec. 5. .state During the earlier part of the week the market was quiet awaiting the result of the International Committee Meeting which was held on Tuesday, the 3rd instant. The International Rubber
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      132 7 m headstrong B 9' r^ tremendou s I y i n love! HEPBURN sbWr wSBSEm II John Beal I II Jean Hersholt I An achievement :n superb entertainment by a team of incomparable stars. a theme harmonised with the music of the masters presented with incidental performances of popular Tschaikowsky
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1935. Italy Squeals
    1044 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1935. Italy Squeals EVEN for i debate on foreign affairs Sir Samuel Hoare ranged over a wide territory m hi.s speech In the House of Commons on Thursday night and it is a melancholy reflection on the present state of the world that
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    DAY TO DAY
    143 8 Mrs. Williams, wife of Mr. Stanhope 'Williams. District Officer. Kuala Kangsar. is now well again after ft fairly serious illness Lieut. D. Owen Jones, M.C., Officer Commanding No. XXVI Platoon, Teluk Anson, has assumed command of 'G" Company Teluk Anson. M.S.V.R. Mr. R. A. Goodchild. European Master.
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    327 8 Suffolk Flints For Abyssinia WAR is lull ot fUrprlMA, and tor many readers me of thotn viay well have been the statement tbftt the flint-knappers of Brandon M «W working at full pressure to supply the Abyssinians with flints for the o 1 d-f ashioned pHM
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    1017 8 FAEARLY beloved, the subject 'his week is the certain liveliness which has sprung" up on the Services-Civilian front, provoked by the outspoken letter to the Editor oi the Free Press by '•Private but Proud. condemning as patronage the recent suggestions that the civilians should do more
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    215 9 LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS By arrangement with the Exchange Telegraph Company Ltd.. 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
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    483 9 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES from London, 6 p. m Dec. 6 1 N w York prieei quoted m U.S. currency The above are dealers' middle prices; jobbers* margins. brokerage and stamp duty are not included. ol tl denomination unless otherwise stated Previous v r-rtviousl\ Yesterday Rise or Fill
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    212 9 Dec. 3. 4. 5. Unerican Can. Com 140 139 7 8 138 3 4 American Telephone and Telegraph 157 7 8 158 ***** Vtcheoon Railroad 54 3 8 58» 4 57 3 4 Chesapeak 52» 4 53* 4 52 3 8 DUDOnI 139» 8 139 138 Firestone
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    111 9 Speculative Business Curbed By Sanctions London, Dec. 2. On the Stock Exchange today discussions regarding sanctions curbed speculative business generally. Gilt-edged securities ruled easy but found support at the lower levels and there was some activity m certain industrials, but Foreigners and Internationals went lower. Sakels again rose
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    105 9 Minor Boom In Gilt-Edged Securities London. Dec. 3. On the Stock Exchange today the Government's new loan announcement produced a boom. Gilt-edged Securities gaining from one to over two points and thia strength was imparted to most other sections except rubbers, which were damped by the increase m the Netherlands
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    THE COMMODITY MARKETS.
    136 9 London Spot: 5 lid Previously: Firmer ol 6» 4 d Jan-Mar.: 6%d Previously: 6 5 16d April-June: 6> 2 d Previously: 6 7 16d July-Sept.: ftr, .i ci Previously: 6 9 16d New York Soot: 13 05 Previously 12.91 Straits 8D n,*\ to Rotterdam 614 7o 8d
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    62 9 London Tin: Steady. Cash: £222 15s. Previously Easier at £222 ss. Three months: £211 12s 6d Previously £211 10s New York Tin: 51.25. Previously: 51.00 Settlement: €35 12s 6d Previously: £35 15s. Yesterday: £7 Is Previously: £7 os. ll l 2 d Spot: 29 3 16d Previously
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    Foreign Exchange Rates.
    74 9 London Closing Quotations Dec. 6 Method oi Parity before Rate PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viously Paris Francs to 141.21 74* 8 74 15 lbNew York to 4.88 2 3 4.92\ 4.93 716 Amsterdam Guilders to 12.97 7.253, 7.28 1 Hong Kong Per dollar ls. 4> 4 d.
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    226 9 I Yesterday's Singapore Quotations Dec. 6 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 3 32 London. 3 months' sight 2,4 1 16 London. 60 days* sight 2 4 1 32 London. 30 days' sight 24 London, demand 2 3 3132 London, T.T. 2 3 31 32 Lyons
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    1168 9 Fraser and Co. s List I IRIDAY. DEC 6. lf-KUi "VI IN ING Butets Seller* Ampat Tin <4s* 5s 9d fcl 3d c.d. Asam Kumbang (£> 34s 6d 36s 6d c.d Austral Malay (i> 60s 61s c.d. Ayer Hitnm Tin (Ofj ljs 16Ayer Weng fsl»
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    90 9 Dec. 6 Buyers* Sellers I Gambler 6.50 Java Cub.- 9.25 Hamburg Cuoe 9.50 White Muntok Pepper 17.0G Black Pepper 9.25 Copra. Sundried 5.15 Copra, mixed 465 Small Flake Tapioca 4.55 R. B. Siam No. 1 per koyan 106 Banja Jelotong 10.25 Sarawak Jelotong 10.00 R. (Slain W.C.
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    EXCHEQUEK RETURNS
    50 9 London. Nov. Exchequer returns show that total ordinary revenue, excludirm se!!-ba-hmcinu items, amounts to B 991,009.917 compared with €374.4118.856 at the corresponding date ol last v< .ir Total ordinary expenditure exriusr > Of sell-balancing items, is 470.073 7:~>;: I against €471.023,026 at the corresponding da*« o| 1934. -British
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    88 9 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association l><« «i. I o'clock noon Buyers Srlkr^ No. 1.X.X.5.8. liicaM's •FOB December H 13 lft Good ?\A.W m case.s (F.O.H Him nib.T' II ♦< 21 No IX H.S.S <spotlooso> Sin«apon I 21 2P« No I.X.R.S.S EH'romb«r 2\~ H 22 January-Man h ?l l 4 April
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    28 9 The output from Kram.i Pulftl Muw for the month ol Hbvemb t I*l as follows From the mine 219 picuil inn. tributors S3; to'ul HI piculs
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    BRITAIN'S ANXIETY AT NORTH CHINA SITUATION
    762 10 Autonomy Purely Chinese Movement Says Japan SIR SAMUEL HOARE'S FOREIGN AFFAIRS SPEECH Londot\ Dec. 5. INURING the Foreign Atfairs speech m the debate on the Address m the [House oi Commons Sir Samuel Hoare recalled the growing financial difficulties of China and the disorganisation
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    MR. WANG CHING WEI
    63 10  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Condition Takes Serious Turn Shanghai, Dec. 6. r jTHF condition of Mr Wan? Ching Wei. the Chinese Premier, who was shot during the opening of the Kuomintang Congress three weeks ago. took a serious turn yesterday when an official bulletin was issued
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    GIANT FOKKER
    73 10 May Visit Singapore Soon Th€ giant X.L.M. Fokkor 736. which is -me oi the biggest planes m the ■JOrkL may visit Singapore soon. Plans to aperate this liner on the regular bi-weekly t rvice between Amsterdam and Batavi; are now und*»r consideration. It was recently published that the
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    FREEDOM OF PRESS
    53 10  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Granted By Kuomintaim Executive Council Acting upon the proposal of Mr. Chiu Fu Kai. Minister of Education for the Province of Kiangsu. the Executive Council Meeting of the Fifth Plenary Congress of the Kuomintang passed a resolution yesterday granting freedom of speech to
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    55 10 photo). WHEN HIS laxi somersaulted m the manner abcvt. Mr. K. L Bridges, superintendent of- the Victoria Theatre. Singapore, who was driving m it. was severely bruised and received a cut on the leg. The accident occurred at the junction of Paterson Road and Grange Road and the Malay driver
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE
    57 10 London. Dec. 5. The American, French and Italian delegations to the naval conference, which opens on Monday, will reach London on Friday. The Japanese delegation has already arrived. The Government dinner to have been pjiven m connection with the Conference on Monday evening has been postponed, owing to
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    115 10 founded suspicion that Britain If actuated by sinister motives and concentrate on finding a basis of settlement and render it oossible for the world to return to normal Mr. Anthony Eden, .vinding up the debate said the fact that fifty nations were willing to shoulder the unwelcome r^sDonsibility of sanctions
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    495 10  - YOUNG MARSHAL READY TO RESIST Sin Chew Jit Poh Gen. Ho Ying Chin's Office Besieged Shanghai, Dec. 6. MARSHAL Chang Hsueh Liang, former ruler of the provinces m north-east China, has proceeded to the regions m the north-west, preparatory to taking over the command of the forces m Shansi and
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    37 10 Paris, Dec. 5. Following an interview with M. Hei* riot, M. Laval has accepted all the Rad!-cal-Socialist demands Oovtrnmi nt supporters are consequently more optimistic regarding M. Laval's protpectl of success m the Chamber debate tc- Reuter
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    Britain Makes New Proposals In Abyssinia For Peace
    286 10 FELT UNACCEPTABLE TO MUSSOLINI AT PRESENT Paris, n,., ir is mdetnood that th B ernment ha^ submitted thi Maurice Peterson, the For< Abyssinian expert, tor 'the French Government for peace m Abyssinia Three factors h.tv. the proposals irum progress First. M. La\al
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    PEACE WITH HONOUR
    84 10 Foreign Poliiv Ol Men (tovornnu'nt London l>< The Go\ mm vigorously defended b Baldwin m the d»b.. m the House ol C«»tr.:i declared he would Urn n peace If the Lea^u. I this terrible dispu*would be grateful a:..! vided alwmyi that down were obf I Sneaking ol
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    964 11 WORLD TIN TAKE STEADILY INCREASING Russian Consumption Reaches I (From the Free Press Correspondent) T... London, Nov. 25. UK c«»,ump«,o,, of tin is steadi.y increasing throughout Ux world. That ta the essence of the excellent news f or Malayan mm- j ,n S shareho ders contained m the November Bulletin
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    SIR ERIC TEICHMAN
    100 11 Leaves Urumehi For Kashgar Peiping. A telegram has been received from Urumehi. capital of Sinkiang. stating that Sir Brie Teichman, Chinese Counsellor of the British Embassy, left thai city on Nov. 14 tor Kashgar. Sir Eric, who is travelling to India overland on his way home on
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    POLITICIAN'S BET
    182 11 To Plant 1.1,000 Onion Seedlings In S Hours Barrow-pushing marathons have lost favour m Australia but another ireak wager, this time between two members of the Federal House or Representatives have replaced them m the public eye Mr. Stacey, the 18-stone member for Adelaide has made a £5
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    486 11 Winning CONTRACT David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb. Oswald Jacoby, Howard Schenken World's leading team-of-four, inventors of the system that has beaten every other system m existence. THE FOUR ACES LEAD-DIREC TING SLAM DOIBI X AGAINST ordinary contracts, the primary purpose of a double is to penalise an overbid as much as
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    281 11 ►eean Shipments of rubber, including Concentrated Latex. Latex and Revertex. being final shipment on ocean steame_rs at all Malayan ports the month o: November. 1935. m Long Tons. Sheet and Crepe Latex. Con. Latex. Revertex TOTAL GRAND~ Transhipment Transhipment Transhipment DETINATION Export Export Export TOTAL Proper S.S.
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    G.B.S. AND THE BARD
    178 11 To Escape Counter-Sanctions By Italy Rome. Nov. VJ. Shakespeare and Shaw are the only English authors to escape "countersanctions In the intellectual field." Shakespeare, because he was the Elizabethan son Of the Italian Renaissance, and Shaw, because "ho X the most brilliant and anti-British oi all
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    TUTANKHAMEN CURSE
    74 11 New York, Dec. 3. The Tutankhamen curse is recalled m connection with the death of Dr James Henry, one of the discovers of the famous tomb, who died from a mysterous illness with which he was stricken a week ago while aboard the steamer Conte de Savoia on
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    101 12 Ten Days' Sale Of Contents And Equipment London. In the ship at the wharf of Messrs Thos. W. Ward. Ltd.. Palmer's Works Jarrow-on-Tyne. Mr. Arthur Horace Knight (Messrs. Knight. Frank and Rutley) has started the 10 days' auction sale of the contents and equipment of the Olympic. The
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      676 12 Poor Results In September IN spite of seasonal improvements m the imports of coal, grain and fruit, and comparatively heavy shipments of coal to Italy, September was a disappointing month at Continental ports, and. quite contrary to the normal trend of affairs, arrivals m September were
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      80 12 THE UNION CASTLE LINER. Grantully Castle <7.592-tons> came into collision with the 1.900-ton Finnish steamer Aune H. m Galleon's Reach and had to return to King George V dock while two hundred passengers waited at Tilbury to board her. The Grantully Ca-stle had left South-West India Dock after loading a
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      282 12 Only Colombo Reports Human Plague The health bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau lor the week 'ended Nov. 30. states: Plague. Colombo was again the only port m the Eastern Arena to report the j presence Of human plague during the week, two fatal cases having
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      GUN PRACTICE
      121 12 Owners and masters ofl shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of the range as possible during the Anti-Aircraft practice, which will take place from Sphinx Battery. Tekong Besar on Dec. 12 commencing at 9 a.m. A red Hag will be Mown from the battery position
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      41 12 Dec 5: Delagoa Maru <Jap>; City ol Perth. Benvenue. Scott Harley. J^rantut (Brit.). Dec. 6: Pontianak. Ampang. Esmeralda, Malacca, Achatina. Corfu, Flevo. Mirzapore. Giang Ann «Brit.»: Mijer. V. der Does de Bye. Tobelo. Tidore. Ophir. Tawali <Dut.»: Hero <Nor>. I
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR
      113 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside thr whanes or expected to arrhe East Wharf (Entrance (..u«- i Hakodate Maru L'o Main Wharf (Entrance (.aif Carthage 18: Klotno 16 K Narbada 11; Behar 7 Empire Dock (Entrance C.,t* 3) Thurland Castle 32; S 34: Gemas :i7. Kinta West Wharf (Entrance !..,> j. Denmark
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      95 12 Tourcoing. Norw 1.571 Dairen. Cebu 6. ior O.m President Dourr.er Pr trom Marseilles 6 foe 8oi| Hakodate Maru Jap Yokohama 6. lor ColcnttO 7 Erria. Dan 5.480 tone hagen 6. ior floloxoi 6 Thurland Cootie Br New York 6. fof N'.-a Y Tomohon. Dut 684 kawang 6. tor
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      87 12 The following avp Dutch airways: Arrived from Europe and I I KLM Oeverswaluw. on I Mr. Janssen. Mr v Arl and Mr. Casteleyn Left for N.E.I by KLY on Dec. 4. Mr. Janssen. Mr v Arkel ,Casteleyn. Left for NE.I by KMLM AFK. on Dec 4 Mr. O.
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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
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    53 15 Great Sixth Wicket Partnership Sydney, Dec. 6. THK M.C.C. have scored 266 runs for six wickets. Hardstaff making: 150 not out. Langridge scored 53. The M.C.C. were 95 for five, but Hardstaff and Langridge added 150 m 145 minutes for the sixth wicket m the match against
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    21 15 St. Joseph's Institution hockey players defeated a S.R.C 1-0 on the Padang yesterday. Medical College hockey fixtures were not played yesterday.
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    314 15 Today's Fixtures LJAVE Alston Villa turned the corner is a question every soccer enthusiast must be asking aftei their last week's home victory their first since Sept. 21 —over Stoke City. The Villa, oldest members of the Senior Division of the league, have paid out over £20.000
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    743 15 k Immaculate Golf At Ashridge 'y MISS Fishwiok's team receiving I** six strokes m every match beat Cambridge University by 14 to 4 at Ashridge. but that result, pleasing as it was took second place to the interest ol Miss Joyce Wethered's first appearance since
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    1107 15 Hindus Beaten By 211 Runs CROWD OF 20,000 WATCH NAZIR ALI SCORE CENTURY Bombay. Nov. 26. THE Muslims won the Quadrangular Tournament Champion ship, beating the holders— the Hindus— by 211 runs, today \azir Ali. batting well to score 100 not out. helped to swell
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    168 15 Next Week's Fixtures And Players The V MCA have .irrm.^.'d the lul lowing hockey HlttrtH lor next Vttk Monday. Dor 9 vs MCU v MCU at 5 10 pm Bleha. R Lyne. J ttAtfttm P O'Dwyer. Ltt Fon« Llm Capt G D. C Roshty. X LeembruKß«i.. Thonn Ring
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    710 16 Boxer Versus Fighter TOO MUCH HOLDING AND PUSHING AT END AIME RAPHAEL was a clear winner on points over Young Aide when this pair met at the New World boxing arena last night m a twelve three-minute round contest, the fight being
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    CLOSE MATCH AT S.C.R.C.
    262 16 CLOSE MATCH AT S.C.R.C. Chinese Just Win S.C.R.C Z V.M.C.A 1. PLAYING on their own ground at Hong Lim Green, the S.C.R.C. defeated the V.M.C.A. by the odd goal m three yesterday. Both teams appeared to be equally matched and an interesting match resulted. The lirst hall saw a very
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    104 16 Celebrating Sixteenth Anniversary The Amateur Sporting Association j will be sixteen years old on Wednesday. Jan. 5. 1936, and m honour of its com- I ing to this age, the members are cele- brating the sixteenth anniversary today and tomorrow, at the sea-side bungalow of their patron. Mr. Aw
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