The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 November 1936
1936-11-12
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Title Section17 1936-11-12 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS.' NO. 15,008. ESTD. 1835. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1936. 10 CENTS17 words
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322 1936-11-12 1 Invaders Driven Off By Chinese POWERS TO EVACUATE THEIR NATIONALS Surprise Resignation Of Gen. Sung Cheh Yuan PEIPING, NOV. 11. rpHfc HOSTHITIES IN SI'IYVAN WERE INTENSIFIED I WHEN THE COMBINED MANCHUS AND MONGOLS, AIDED BY AEROPLANES AND TANKS, ATTACKED THE HINESE LINES AND WERE DRIVEN OFFReuter - 322 words
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163 1936-11-12 1 Premier On Gen. Gough's Vindication London, Nov. 10. MR. BALDWIN told the House of Commons today that while fully appreciating Gen. Gough's great services 'and congratulating him on the fact that history vindicates his reputation, he did not think that it this distance of time the Government would be well163 words
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343 1936-11-12 1 the the SENSATIONAL STEP BY THE I.T.C. PRESSURE BROUGHT TO BEAR BY U.S.? LONDON, NOV. 11. THE TIN QUOTA FOR MALAYA, NETHERLANDS INDIA AND NIGERIA HAS BEEN INCREASED TO 105 PER CENT. OF STANDARD TONNAGES FOR THE LAST QUARTER OF 1936. NINETY per343 words
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Article143 1936-11-12 1 Soviet Ready For Any Adversaries Moscow, Nov. 11. WHILE emphasising the Soviet desire for peace. M. Litvinoff. the Commissar lor Foreign Affairs m a speech at a reception at the Kremlin at which the high Soviet decoration. 4 he Order ul Lenin, was bestowed on him. gave a warning thatReuter - 143 words
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Article25 1936-11-12 1 Rome, Nov. 11. FOUR of the crew and five villagers were killed m the crash of a big bomber near Terracina today.- ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article72 1936-11-12 1 London, Nov. 10. The liner Queen Mary reached Southampton this afternoon from New York after an exceptionally stormy voyage. Capt. R. V. Peel, who took over command of the vessel after Sir Edgar Britten's fatal seizure a fortnight ago. said the storm m the Atlantic was the longestBritish Wireless - 72 words
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Article63 1936-11-12 1 Government To Take Action To Protect Public The President of the Board of Trade, Mr. Walter Runciman, announced m the House of Commons last night his Intention to set up a department committee to consider the question of protecting the public from the operations of fraudulent vendors ofBritish Wireless - 63 words
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106 1936-11-12 1 Another Grave Incident WOMAN ACCUSES CHINESE Shanghai, Nov. 11. VASUJI TAKASE, a 46--year-old Japanese seaman from a Japanese freighter was fatally shot by an unidentified gunman m the dock district of Shanghai today. Takase was walking with a Japanese woman when he was shotReuter - 106 words
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Article128 1936-11-12 1 In Order To Secure Hotter Terms (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Nov. 11. THE Minister for Foreign Aflairs yesterday evening entertained the press ol the capital at a tea party for the purpose of explaining the reasons for renouncing the foreign treaties, according to the provisions128 words
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Article38 1936-11-12 1 1 ..ndcr i Nov. 11. Kinjj Edward will, this evening, attend the British Legion Festival ol Remembrance at the Albert Hall. Tomorrow he will leave for Portland, where he will spend two days with the fleet British WirelessBritish Wireless - 38 words
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Advertisement68 1936-11-12 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. TONIGHT ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. SPECIAL DINNER AND POPPY BALL CABARET ENTERTAINMENT BY THE RA. CHANGE C° N fKRT PARTY. INNISKILLING PIPERS DANCERS H^IVLS. DANAE ROYAL NAVAL SINGERS EXTENSION TO 2 A.M. BOOK68 words
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Advertisement56 1936-11-12 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA. SEA VIEW HOTEL TONIGHT SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DINNER AND DANCE MISIC BY RELLER'S FAMOUS HUNGARIAN BAND NO AFTER DINNER ADMISSION CHARGE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1936 SPECIAL DINNER GRAND HUNGARIAN CONCERT FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR. LAKATOS, THE CELEBRATED HUNGARIAN56 words
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Article160 1936-11-12 2 Capitol Audiences In Shrieks Of Laughter -Our Relations.' 1 starring Stanley Laurel and Oliver Hardy, which opened at the Capitol last night, kept the audience shrinking with laughter trom :ming to end. Each play a duuble role m this picture gfrinf rlat to compHcattoni which provide all the160 words
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Article81 1936-11-12 2 Lawn Tennis Ranking List London, Nov. 10. Perry is the ftnfl name on the official British ranking list issued by the Lawn Tennis Association followed by Austin. Hughes. Hare. Lee, Tuckey, Peters. Butler. Sharp, and Wilde and lor women. Miss Round. Mia Stammers. Mrs. King. Mm James,81 words
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Article15 1936-11-12 2 Mr. G. M. Browne, manager, Merton Estate. Klar.u. hai arrived irom leave and resumed duties.15 words
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Article, Illustration160 1936-11-12 2 CAMUEL GOLDWYNS most ambiKj tious production, the screen version of Sinclair Lewis' Dodsworth,' which thrilled millions v a best selling novel and a smash stage hit. begins a season at the Capit >1 on Nov 18. Walter Huston repeats the title role he created and played for more than two160 words
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236 1936-11-12 2 Strong Reinforcements For The Madrid Government HEAVY BOMBARDMENT OF THE CAPITAL Madrid, Nov. 11. A STRONG column of reinforcements arrived from Catalonia yesterday with heavy artillery, rifles and machine-guns of the latest type, announces the War Ministry. The insurgent heavy artillery bombarded Madrid last evening, several shells exploding In the236 words
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Article356 1936-11-12 2 HAILED WITH DELIGHT IN EAST END Police Functions Not To Be Usurped London, Nov. 11. THE provisions of the Public Order Bill receive wide approval as being satisfactorily comprehensive. The Times remarks that restrictions of a political nature are not lightly j imposed onReuter - 356 words
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Article103 1936-11-12 2 Mr. and Mrs. H. Marsden are leaving for home at the end of November. Mr. Loke Wan Ton, youngest son of the late Dr. Loke Yew, CMC has returned to Malaya after a long absence m Europe. He has now finished his studies at Cambridge University. 1 where he went103 words
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Article153 1936-11-12 2 6,000 WORKERS WALK OUT SHIPYARDS QUIET IN SAN' FRANCISCO Maritime Strike Deadlock San Francisco, Nov. 11. THE Bethlehem shipbuilding yards In San Francisco will be quiet today loll.: wing the walk-out yesterday of (;.()(<u workers. The strikers claim that 200 ships art' idle and nearly 17.000 men, but the employersReuter - 153 words
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Article52 1936-11-12 2 Paris, Nov. 11. THE Cortes will be convened at Valencia next week m the presence of all members of the Government and President Azana. According to a statement by the Spanish Ambassador the Cortes will be asked to adopt legislation dealing with the present circumstances.—Reuter Wireless - 52 words
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Article155 1936-11-12 2 Good Response Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 10. Forty-one women and girls visited offices, stores and institutions In Kuala Lumpur this morning with poppies lor the Earl Haig Poppy Day Fund. The financial result will not be known until the Chartered Bank have opened up the tins, but155 words
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Article51 1936-11-12 2 An official memorandum from the Deputy. Controller ot Labour, Malaya. Penang. states that information has been received by telegraph that 165 State-aided labourers will arrive today by the Rajula. It is expected that 49 will be sent to Pulau Jerejak and the balance will proceed to Port Swettenham for quarantine51 words
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Article181 1936-11-12 2 According to a wire received m Paris from Madrid the Government forces are still holding out m the Carabanchel sector south of the cap- ital. The wire adds that the front line m this sector near Carabanchel is Alto village, six miles south on the Madrid-Getafe road.Reuter - 181 words
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Article77 1936-11-12 2 London, Nov. 10. The examination of terms of the proposals to be submitted tc the parties m Spain for the establishment there of a system of supervision to secure the application of the non-in-tervention agreement was continued at the meeting of the sub-committee at the Foreign Office today mBritish Wireless - 77 words
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Article16 1936-11-12 2 Mr. J. O. Sanders of the FM.6. Railways, and Mrs. Sanders, arrived home on Oct. 19.16 words
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Advertisement169 1936-11-12 2 SITUATION VACANT. BANDOENG ENGLISH SCHOOL Bandoeng, Java, requires an assistant teacher. Must be capable of handling commercial subjects: Book-keeping and Shorthand Young man fresh from school preferred. Must be prepared to pay own passage and immigration tax. MISCELLANEOUS. FUNERALS, EMBALMING, CREMATION AND CREMATION URNS. SINGAPORE CASKET CO., 1 and 3169 words
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Advertisement431 1936-11-12 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. WILDROOT WAVE SET for waving your hair at home. It is not sticky or greasy. It dries very rapidly. It holds the wave longer. It is entirely harmless to hair and scalp f Price:- $1.25 75 cents per bottle MEDICAL HALL LIMITED. f Battery Road. j BOARD RESIDENCE.431 words
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Advertisement435 1936-11-12 2 Zbc Sinoapoie Jfrcc i|>icss lead Oflice: eril Street Mn£ A r I'hone 5471 iuala Lumpur Otlice: M Java Mifrt. Phone: ;;».>s.: >enanc Office: 12. Bishop M r t i Phone: 14.: London Oflice: 40 4.3 fleet Street. Ui*^ Phone: < ii i Tel: "Leadm,!.,^ t^2J SUBSCRIPTION RATES Within Outxid. \\nh£,435 words
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Miscellaneous113 1936-11-12 2 Diary Of The Day High Water, 918 a.m. 8.8 it., 1u.13 j) 8 5 ft. Sports Hookey: Colts vs. G.HR.C. at Gen. Husp V.M.C.A Jun f& S.C.R.C. at Anson Rd.; Women's match, at S.C.C.: X A M.C. vs Excise dept at Tanglin. Kugby: Asiatics trial Match. Cinema* AI lIAMI.KA Karthworm113 words
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230 1936-11-12 3 Ghost Of Old Tragedy BOY WHO KILLED BROTHER BY MISTAKE Winchester, Nov. 2. pENTI RIES ago a schoolboy at Winchester College killed his V- brother by mistake. Periodically since then, the college annals say. a hand dripping with blood appears on the walls ■I230 words
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Article, Illustration16 1936-11-12 3 HE. THE GOVERNOR Sir Shenton Thomas, leaving yesterday's Armistice Day service at the Cenotaph. Free PressFree Press - 16 words
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Article104 1936-11-12 3 (hinv>v \\<nnun Dies From About 40 Wounds 1 -:r Own Correspondent* Johore Bahru. Nov. 11. r she had been fero- Iced m her house by a •vith a parang, the young wife of a clerk m Linden Srudai. died from about 40 torn hours, the second massisBahru. Shoikh104 words
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Article112 1936-11-12 3 fctil Of Well-Known Former Malayan tries PuuHp Bucknell. who a» 11- known m Perak and iHd m London on October 20 77 years, states the Times II was bom on September n England and served for 29 the Governments ot Perak and Settlements, retiring m on pension from112 words
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Article212 1936-11-12 3 Further Fine (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Nov. 8. PINED $28. or one month's rigorous imprisonment, for possession of samsu on which duty had not been paid, a Chinese rubber tapper named Bang Ah Chee, on leaving the dock broke out into abusive language. He was promptly212 words
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Article105 1936-11-12 3 Interesting Exhibition At Seremban From Our Own Correspondent. > Seremban. Nov. JK An exhibition of Malay seliooi produce and handicraft was h°ld &t Seremban m connection with the annual general meeting and sports of the N'turi Sembilan Malay Teachers' Association. His Highness the Yang di Pertuan Besar and105 words
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Article63 1936-11-12 3 A debate on "Whether mosquito j buses should be restored" will be held 'at No 1 Short Street. Singapore, to- day at 545 pm. under the auspices oi the Tamil Epwnrth League. The affirmative will be taken by Messrs. Robert Supramaniam and S. J All red. Speakers against63 words
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Article204 1936-11-12 3 m Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Nov. 10. I the Final Supply Bill. >36, was passed by the Negri Uu State Council today, the Mr. j. w. W. Hughes, British nt, said that as a result of L-cessful tin negotiations none items m the estimates had (l204 words
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322 1936-11-12 3 E d n ca ting Me m be rs In Financial Matters (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 9. T*HAT the work of a co-operative Society wa.s to educate its members m financial matters was stressed by Mr. V. H. Winson. presiding at the half-yearly322 words
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Article224 1936-11-12 3 To Be Opened By British Resident <From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Nov. U. Next Sunday will be a great day tor the settlers at the Chuah Indian settlement, lor the Hon. Mr. J. W. W. Hughes, British Resident. Negri Sembilan, will visit the settlement to open a224 words
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Article45 1936-11-12 3 Mr. R. C. E. Snare has just arrived from England to join the principal agency of the Prudential Assurance Co. m Kuala Lumpur. Mr. A. S. Grimpel has been appointed sole European representative m Kuala Lumpur district for the Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada.45 words
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Article152 1936-11-12 3 R, A. F.s Courtesy Visit (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Nov. 11. HANGKOK. the British part of it, is looking forward to the visit of the R.A.F. at the month end. Bangkok has been air minded for I a quarter of a century and the first aviation152 words
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Article197 1936-11-12 3 Hut Women Must Have "A Little Fun" iKiom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 10. "The information comes from an aggrieved husband who gives his wife five dollars to buy his tiffin and comes home to find that there is no tiffin tor him," said Mr. R. O.197 words
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Article64 1936-11-12 3 Cause Of Alleged Knife Attack <From Our Own Correspondent* Seremban, Nov. 11. Throe Tamils are m Seremban General Hospital with various injuries as v sequel to an alleged kniie attack by another Tamil at Mantin village, on the Seremban-Kuala Lumpur trunk road. The police are reported to have64 words
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Article176 1936-11-12 3 JAPANESE DUMPING Drastic Action By F.M.S. Government DRASTIC action is being taken by the F.M.S. Government to prevent the dumping of Japanese flags and bunting and other articles of special use m connection with the Coronation celebrations. A supplement of the F.M.S. Government Gazette notifies that an import duty of176 words
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Article163 1936-11-12 3 European Woman Given Police Protection <From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 10. Police protection against, tigers is being given to a European woman on an estate a few miles outside Kuala Lumpur. About eight o'clock last night Mrs Lindsay, of Leebury Rubber Estates. Ltd rang the163 words
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Advertisement391 1936-11-12 3 Corns and bunions banished by Radox Avo you rippled 11 h or bunion.s I Or i .i!!<'i Eiai kin or t Lred feet ftei remedy I: idox fo< >>m Rarrenders. root tea released by T: Bunions, h*r I skin m .»ll rolioyotl instant ly. 1 "We keep a we had391 words
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915 1936-11-12 4 Number E xaggerated FAMOUS DICTIONARY EXPERT GIVES H3CS VIEWS Oxford, Nov. 1. "•THE extent of American influ- ence on the English language b much exaggerated. The largest proportion of new words at the present time is of technical origin Dr C. T Onions, of915 words
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Article, Illustration24 1936-11-12 4 INSURANCE AGAINST EMERGENCY— AustraIia is rapidly increasing its air force. Here is a contingent of the new force marching: past Parliament House at Melbourne.24 words
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371 1936-11-12 4 Has Had Thirteen Homes Paris, Oct. 27. FIRE, which has lately destroyed part of the stage of the Opera, i has been fighting battles with 'TOpera de Paris" this many a year. From 1659 to the present day the Opera has occupied thirteen homes,371 words
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Article93 1936-11-12 4 Succour for the thirst-scorched crew of a native dhow was given by the P and O. liner Naldera shortly after leaving Aden on its outward voyage The vessel arrived at Singapore yesterday on her way to China and Japan The liner had not long left Aden when93 words
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Article115 1936-11-12 4 Arabian Ni&hts 11 •THE first Italian production m Technicolour under Walter Wanger. the American producer who has been co-operating with Mussolini m the building up of the Italian film industry, is to be the "Arabian Nights." The picture will be made m English and Italian at the115 words
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759 1936-11-12 4 Some New Zealand Letters 30 YEARS OF AUTHORSHIP COST HIM £1.000 London, Nov. I. THE examination of 16,000 volumes of first editions and other rare documents which Sir Joseph Kinsey has left to the Alexander Turnbull Library m Wellington. New Zealand, has thrown new759 words
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Article33 1936-11-12 4 Mr. M. C. Hay. the Judge, will be proceedi.in to SuisapJ* towards the end of thi as Solicitor-General M Wag has been out In Maia> years during which per:od ed m various States.33 words
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Advertisement51 1936-11-12 4 liiDW SPIUS > H W9^P There i<i no Hrttrr p mmmrn 'hrn martins. yo«. c»n 1 fflr rely lipon MARTINS PILLS. I Ml~ Sold by < hemist* Stores and I V by THE FRDKKAL DISPKS'SARY. J Raflies Square, Singapore 9 READY •Nov. 18th Strasts Times Annual MAKE SURE OF YOUR51 words
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Advertisement31 1936-11-12 4 THINK of the advantages of a GREASEPROOF, WATERPROOF DUSTPROOF FLOOR The simple application of Ironite Registered Trade Mark Will give you this and more! SOLE AGENTS UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. SINGAPORE BRANCHES31 words
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Article, Illustration243 1936-11-12 5 Following the traditional service at the Cenotaph yesterday morning, Singapore paid further trilmte to the memory of the Glorious Dead m the service at St. Andre.v's athedrali attended by the Governor, hish military and civil officers. ex-Serviremen and members of the general public. The serviceA.P.; Free Press - 243 words
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Advertisement54 1936-11-12 5 That i- uliat fMiH *a\ if \ou «li«M»-r it from our liiH' >rl«rlion of Australian aixl \rp« i:liiH l»« •I. V^ lin vorry al»oul your roa-t vtbi-n \ou ran purrlia-r juicy joint-, leader and la**), from our iiimiktoubraßches* Eawre ihr Mi<<r>-. of your ilinacv wHk i TiTTff i iT -COLD54 words
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MALAYA PAYS HOMAGE TO THE WAR DEAD
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Article, Illustration779 1936-11-12 6 IMPRESSIVE SCENES AT THE CENO 1 again Singapore yesterday paid homage to those who their lives during the Great War m the reverent observances of Armistice Day ani the two minutes' silence during which the whole Empire st >od still m tribute to the dead. T^eFree Press - 779 words
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Article586 1936-11-12 6 PARADE OF EUROPEAN ft ASIATIC EX-SERVICEMEN (From Our Own Correspondent > Kuala Lumpur. n AS large crowds m Victory Avenue stood silenth with 0 heads this morning, His Highness the Regent m the youthful Raja Muda, placed a wreath on the Kuala 1 Cenotaph586 words
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Article219 1936-11-12 6 ""FHE undernoted newly-added non- fiction and fiction works will be ready for issue on Saturday. The Battle ground. illustrated. Hilaire Belloc: Men against the Clouds, illustrated. Richard L. Brudsall and Arthur B. Emmons: Matter. Myth and Spirit, illustrated, Dorothea Chaplin: Great Doctors of the Nineteenth Century, Sir William219 words
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311 1936-11-12 6 R.A.F. Chaplain's Address TJOW immortality is gained by love and sacrifice formed the H substance of the address delivered m the Cathedral by the Rev. J. A. Jagoe, Chaplain to the Royal Air Force, who said that those who gave their lives m the Great War311 words
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Article110 1936-11-12 6 PENANG'S TRIBUTE Schools Given A Holiday (From Our Own Correspondent) "^n*ng, Nov. 11. ARMISTICE D. elebrated t* at Penang today with the usual tributes paid at the Cenotaph and the two minutes' silence was observed. The Resident Councillor, the Hon. Mr. A. M. Goodman, arrived ni 10.55 a.m. and alter110 words
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Article55 1936-11-12 6 Yesterday morning the Ex-Services Association m Singapore received a cablegram from His Majesty the Kmg m reply to the Association's lcyal greetings. The cablegram read Buckingham Palac ;.dcn.— The King thanks Ex-8 .vices Malaya tor t.,eir Loyal gre.-tir.gs. Reciprocal greetings were also received from the West55 words
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Article112 1936-11-12 6 Tamil Who Wanted To Get Rid Of His Wife From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 10. Alleged to have applied a heater, wire on his wile's body, a Tamil named Nadason claimed trial before Mr. C. H Dakers m the Kuala Lumpur Police Court today, when112 words
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38 1936-11-12 6 The Polish Government have awarded the Golden Service Cross to Captain H. Whalley, R.D.. R.N.R., master of the steamer Baltrjver, m recognition or his services to merchant shioping between Poland and Great Britain38 words
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Article40 1936-11-12 6 Mr. j. j. Sheehan went on leave last week. Mr. W. A 7aTd has replaced him as Secretary to I ':langor. Miss G. Brown was a passenger m the Imperial Airways Arethusa which arrived m Singapore on Friday from Calcutta,40 words
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Article95 1936-11-12 6 From Our Own Corrapoodent lp"l: Nnv 11. The Town Hall Armistice Day st-mr-having been discontinued there *as a United Service m St Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Ipoh. this morning at 7 45 The Roll ol the Names ol the Fallen was read by the Chairman ol the95 words
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Advertisement65 1936-11-12 6 S. SHIMUE CO. ...SHIRT PYJAMA MAKERS now m more commodious and ideal premises. Your visit cordially invited. "F€^ BRAS BAS H ROAD, SINGAPORE. **1 Tel, No. 4382 JAVA SS WITHIN 4 HOURS DISTANCE IF YOU FLY BY K. N. I. L. M. JAVA THE WONDERLAND, KNOWN FOR ITS EXQUISITE BEAUTY.65 words
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Advertisement18 1936-11-12 6 ARM BRAND l^^y^ milk P^^r==rr3^P^ sweetened FULL CREAM SOLE DISTRIBUTORS O.A. HAJEEMOHAMED ISMAIL CO. 183, BEACH ROAD SINGAPORE.18 words
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1158 1936-11-12 7 Navy, Remains First Line Of Defence BRITISH FREEDOM NOT IN JEOPARDY London, Nov. 11. i\ Urn House of Commons yesterday, winding lup the defence debate. Sir Samuel Hoare that no speaker m the debate had sjsjutiotuM the gravity of the situation or the iutcl1,158 words
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965 1936-11-12 7 Metal Shares Advance By Leaps And Bounds 'THE past week has probably bein one of the most sensation- al m history of the tin producing industry, states Fraser and Co.'s weekly report. For many months the question of tin restriction renewal has been the965 words
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Advertisement81 1936-11-12 7 7/ie Famous STARS of •ANTHONY ADVERSE" and PRISONER of SHARK ISLAND" TOGETHER! C^m^J mm V^JUNE LANG GRE6ORY UTIFF HHmfv jjj^^■f*9SH sir IB ITS ANOTHER BIGGER and BETTER DARRYL ZANUCK TRIUMPH :OMiM6 TO TME CAPITOL VICTORIA THEATRE ninth GRAND BALLET AMD THE ROYAL MAVAI SINGERS OF H. M. S. OAHAE UNDER81 words
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Advertisement58 1936-11-12 7 Last Two Shows Tonight 6.15 9.15 IALHAMBRAI "One big laugh from beginning to end Free Press 11.11.30. JOE. E. BROWN m Warner Bios.' *^*^5^ new comrd > with Jnr > sensation jlne I r*l X*^ '^tj^yC TRAVIS j '"*^|> t'y^^mi KIBBEE^4f\ J^^^ "EARTHWORM TRACTORS" TOMORROW 20th Century Fox Films' mad,58 words
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Advertisement356 1936-11-12 7 6.15 TONIGHT 9.15 TONIGHT 6.15 9.15 Special Holiday Matinee fv. #vTV*TiTV n/~NTsn Tomorrow at 3-15 U>C^PCJ\^US[jJ f% A W% *g* f\ Funniest picture for lon X time j CAPITOL »"e Pres,, Wed NEVER has Singapore heard "Every doctor should > pswk this film In his such Laughter bag. The iau356 words
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974 1936-11-12 8 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1936. Sponsored Radio T"HE announcement that the British Malaya Eroadcasting Corporation propose to institute "sponsored programmes" will be received with a certain amount of misgiving by the radio public. Sponsored programmes, of course, mean that advertisers make themselves responsible for a certain section974 words
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Article177 1936-11-12 8 I Mrs. Moss of Jalan Acob Estate Kanar, has arrived from home. Mrs. J. J. Clark, wife of the wellknown Sungei Siput miner, is at present m Batu Gajah Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour-Williams of Garing Estate, Malacca, returned from home leave by the Baloeran. Dr. G.177 words
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Article592 1936-11-12 8 Ex pensive Coronation Publication Another Sc'thiick To Science /th- lhildi L^mus (if Itu Past EDITORS and publishers, already ar- < ranging for Coronation issues, may hope for better luck than attended a c pioneer enterprise of the kind design- > ed to commemorate the crowning of592 words
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Article793 1936-11-12 8 "Y OUVE ot good head?" The manager of the window-clean-ing company had been short-handed and m a hurry "Yes. sir." Harry had said, burning with anxiety to get the job. Net until he was out m the street again did he realise what he had let him793 words
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Advertisement208 1936-11-12 8 '4: Jj jALLSOPPiS I eyeiy I time i I C a I d b eck's Wute JtU\cAoMjU Suic* 1864 i HV SPECIAL «£vß>W TO MM THE APPOINTMENT K|V V X^ I Ul AI.ITY IS OUR SLoGAN THK PRK E Of QUAIJTI IS VOIR SATISFACTION FOR SAMSFACTION PATBONISC i (IncornorHted m208 words
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Advertisement69 1936-11-12 8 I ONE GUEST WHISPERED to another at Mrs. Smith's tea party, "My dear, those cakes are as hard as iron." "Yes." replied the other, "I suppose that's why she said 'take your pick' when she handed them "round." Of cover for the home the pick is GAFLAC FIRE and BURGLARY69 words
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1335 1936-11-12 9 GEN. DOBBIE REPLIES TO LLOYD GEORGE Defence Of Earl Haig's Memory GOVERNOR'S APPEAL FOR VOLUNTEERS A FIGHTING speech defending the memory of Earl Haig was made by Malaya's General Officer Commanding, H.K. xMajor General W. G. S. Dobbie, at the Armistice dinner of the Singapore Branch of the Ex-services Association1,335 words
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Article, Illustration128 1936-11-12 9 YESTERDAY'S CATHEDRAL WEDDING Mr. Michael Wright Miss M. Lonsdale rF >uk pi.. itentef I Cathedral. Singav.r Michael Paul Wright., and Miss Marian I i.sdale. oi New South; C Chevell of Bellevue \v wms the matron of bride was given away T Fogden. Mr. W. J Koala Lumpur, was the dFree Press - 128 words
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Article128 1936-11-12 9 t hianu r Repeats His Four Demands To Japan Shanghai, Nov. 11 T entb meeting of Gen. Chang Chun. Chinese Foreign Mtafeter, and Mr. Kawagoe. the Ambassador m China. to remote the deadlock. The Japanese Ambassador suggested autonomous regime for North China, while the .inded insistently that128 words
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Article26 1936-11-12 9 Washington. Nov. 11. vail has appointed Admiral Leahy to succeed Admiral •hit t of naval operations tb€ latter retires on Jan. 1 next •iter.26 words
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Article129 1936-11-12 9 COMPOSER OF "MERRIE ENGLAND" Man Who Wrote Last Coronation March London, Nov. 11. rE death is announced of Sir Edward German, the famous English composer at the age of 74.— Reuter. German's most famous work is the opera, "Merry England." written m 1902. Other operas129 words
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Article92 1936-11-12 9 To Be Protected By Mussolini Vicnn.i. Nov. 11. Count Ciano. the Italian Foreign Minister, wno has just visited Hitler, yesterday solemnly assured Chancellor Schuschnigg that Mussolini was determined to protect Austrian independence. The statement is designed to reassure Austrian patriotic circles, who are alarmed by reports of92 words
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Article83 1936-11-12 9 U.S. Government Imposes Export Restrictions Washington. Nov. 11. Mr Roosevelt has ordered a uniform policy restricting exports of the as. military type of aeroplane until the Government requirements are fulfilled and has prohibited the sale abroad of aeroplanes manufactured for the US army and navy until a fullReuter - 83 words
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Article61 1936-11-12 9 Foreigners Arrested By The Soviet Moscow, Nov. 11. A widespread plot has been untarthed aiming at the building up of a Fascist organisation m the Soviet Union and it is officially declared numerous foreigners, including Germans. Austrians, Swedes and Poles are among those already arrested andReuter - 61 words
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Article27 1936-11-12 9 London, Nov. 11. The King gave a luncheon party at Buckingham Palace yesterday ii hon our of Colonel Beck, the Polish Foreign Minister.— British WirelessBritish Wireless - 27 words
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Article419 1936-11-12 9 ROYAL FAMILY AT THE CENOTAPH Eighteenth Anniversary Of The Armistice London, Nov. 11. ON the 18th anniversary of ihe Armistice, the people of Britain once more united m celebration of the Two Minutes' Silence. The words again suggested for thought and prayer In that briel interval were "In remembrance ofBritish Wireless - 419 words
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Article56 1936-11-12 9 Bombay, Nov. 10. ONE person was killed and 20 injured m a recrudescence of fighting and rioting m the Kamatipura area this morning. A later message states that rioting was renewed after nightfall but prompt police measures averted serious disturbances. The day's casualties total fourReuter Wireless - 56 words
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Article120 1936-11-12 9 Features Of The Stock Exchange On Tuesday London, Nov. 10. On the Stock Exchange considerable interest was directed to Mexican Eagles m connection with the news that the strike m the Tampico refineries had been settled but elewhere the markets were rather dull andReuter Wireless - 120 words
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Article84 1936-11-12 9 Pushing Rapidly Ahead With Construction Berlin, Nov. 11. It is learned Germany is pushing i ahead rapidly with naval construction m order to bring the navy up to the level provided m the London agree- ment. It is understood the vessels under construction include a 35 000-ton battleship,Reuter - 84 words
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Article87 1936-11-12 9 Death Of Weil-Known Harbour Board Employee The death took place yesterday, at the General Hospital. Singapore, of Philip <Jack» Hammond, a clerk ol the Singapore Harbour Board, who was attached to the dispensary. He had over 23 years' service with the Board and was very popular. A87 words
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Article44 1936-11-12 9 Although still experiencing labour difficulties, the U.S. rubb.r manufacturing industry enjoyed an active third quarter and crude rubber con sumption during the first two months of the period exceeded 90,000 tons, or about 29 per cent, more than m the same period last year.44 words
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Article100 1936-11-12 9 United Service At The Scots Church (From Our Own Correspondent) I jx.li Nov. 11. In common with all other centres m Malaya. Ipoh today recalled the sacrifice ol the Glorious Dead, by quiet and Impressive ceremony .it the Cenotaph. Guards ol honour were provided Tiy the F.M.S. Police100 words
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Advertisement15 1936-11-12 9 Opening of~ O|^p|Byg#\|L|fg ON SATURDAY NOV. 14th A SUPER X'MAS COLLECTION SURPASSING ALL PREVIOUS DISPLAYS15 words
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207 1936-11-12 10 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 a207 words
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556 1936-11-12 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES. From London 6 p. m. Nov. 11 The above are dealers' middle prices; Jobbers, martins, brokerage and stamp duty are not Included. Share of £1 denomination unless Previously Yesterday Rise or Pall otherwise stated Conversion Loan, 5 p.c. 1944-64 117 3 4 117 3556 words
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Article201 1936-11-12 10 Nov. 7. 9. 10 American Can. Corr. 126 3 129 5 128' Anuriran Telephone and Telegraph 182 :J 4 183 2 183 AtdMtan Railroad 76 7 K 79' 78' 4 Cbeaapeak 76 y 4 77 76 4 Dnnoni 180» 2 182 180» 4 Fire.' 34 34 3201 words
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Article174 1936-11-12 10 Singapore, Nov. 6. MEAT Beef steak Kati 32 Beef stew or curry do 24 Fillet Steak lb. 50 Mutton. Australian do 35 Pork, lean Kati 42 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) do 55 POULTRY Capons (locally reared) Kati 50 Ducks each 45 Fowls Kati 32 Hens174 words
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Article209 1936-11-12 10 From London 5.30 p. m. Nov. 11 RUBBER: Easy London Spot: 8 9 16d. 811 16d. Previously: 8 5 d. 8 3 4 d. Jan. -Mar.: 8 9 16d 811 16d. Previously: 8- r> B d. 8 y 4 d. Apr-Sept.: 8 r B d. 8 11209 words
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Article75 1936-11-12 10 I From London 5.30 p. m. Nov. 11 Tin: Weak. Cash: £235 17s. 6d. Three months: £232 17s. 6d. New York Tin: Closed. Copper: Settlement: £43 12s. 6d. Gold: Yesterday: £7 2s. sod. Silver: Spot: 22 7 16d. Two months: 22 7 16d. Previously: Firm at £24575 words
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Article329 1936-11-12 10 London Closing Quotations Nov. 11 Method of Parity before Rate PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viously Paris Francs to 124.21 105*8 105' 8 New York $to 4.88 2 3 4.88 4.87? i Amsterdam Guilders to 12.107 9.06' /2 9.06> 4 Hong Kong Per dollar Is. 3 1 16329 words
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Article1071 1936-11-12 10 Fraser and Co.'s List I WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11, 1936: 5 P.M. MINING Buyers Sellers. Am pat Tin (4s) 5s 5s bd Asam Kumbang 31s 33s Austral Malay 54s 6d 57s 6d Ayer Hitam (ss) 17s 3d 18* Gd Ayer Weng <$D 190 2.05 Bangrin Tin1,071 words
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Article146 1936-11-12 10 Move To Secure Expansion A trade campaign committee h v been established m South Wales !oi the purpose oi developing the reciprocal trade with Canada. A luncheon conference will take place at the Cttj Hall, Cardiff, on November 29, when the Lord Mayor of Cardiff. Alderman146 words
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Article84 1936-11-12 10 Host August For Sewn nn T »tal pr luction the United States for ll year. Octoba to fi mated 4.400.000 units, I the calendar ftm w ceed this figure. m Stocks ol the current d m the hands oi d low and lit e*pecU before now84 words
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Article32 1936-11-12 10 Mom Den rubber rttanu panics for October i Alor Gtjah 10.500 lbs: II Otenealy J5.000 '14 000 Ib> Klu 00 lbs Pert S Ibv: nD.iL.k Anson 40.155 UM Ui« J32 words
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Article, Illustration336 1936-11-12 11 Winning CONTRACT fr\XWCo\JJ\Qou> David BurtisUnc, Mcrwin D. Maier, Oswald Jacoby and Howard Schenken, world's leading team-of-four and inventors of the system that has beaten every other system m existence OUTWITTING THE DKFKNCK IN the play of the cards, quick thinking is often of vital importance. In today's hand. South, who336 words
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Article38 1936-11-12 11 Hong Kong, Nov. 10. In view of the strong anti-Japanese feeling prevalent In the Kwangsi province, the Government of the territory has refused to guarantee full protection to Japanese tourists entering the Kwangsi regions. Sin Chew Jit Poh.38 words
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Article25 1936-11-12 11 Tcr<4ku Syed Abu Bakar. Assistant District Officer. Klang, will shortly be t;oing on transfer to Tanjong Malim and Che Ismail from Tapah will relieve him.25 words
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Article, Illustration18 1936-11-12 11 fmm I SAI.I.FS. woiM famous roller Raters, ul.o u,mmi an c..« moment ;»t It lilts Hotel Ml Friday.18 words
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Article322 1936-11-12 11 ANGLO-ITALIAN CLEARING AGREEMENT Terms Revealed London, Nov. 10. A summary of the terms of the new Anglo-Italian clearing agreement and commercial agreement was communicated to the House of Commons by the President of the Board of Trade, Mr. Walter Runciman. today. He expressied the hope that these agreements I wouldReuter - 322 words
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Article254 1936-11-12 11 Cantonese Woman Released On Probation A young Cantonese woman, who remained silent when she pleased and made first one statement and then contradicted it with another, tried the patience of the third magistrate, Mr. A. D. York, m the police court on Tuesday. Loo Hong had pleaded guilty254 words
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Advertisement374 1936-11-12 11 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated In tne colony of Hong Kong) The liability of members Is limited to the extent and m manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 of 1929 of the Colony. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 rssued and Fully Paid-up $20,000,000 Fteserve Fund: Sterling 6.500.000 Hong Kong Currency $10,000,000 Reserve374 words
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Advertisement509 1936-11-12 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In Bnsland by Royal Charter! Paid up capital m 600,000 shares ot €5 each £3.000.000 Reserve Fund £3.000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000,000 lIFAh Ol IK F 38, Bishopsgatr. London, E.C. 2. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Iloilo Sa: Amrltsar ipoh Bemarang509 words
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Miscellaneous477 1936-11-12 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY IVnag ZH.I poetry to depict the winter season. Wiroloss Soclety> 6.50 Fred Hartley and his Novelty Quintet with Brian Lawrence v t v f length— 40.0 metres (Australian vocalist). 7.20 Jack Helyer. at the organ of the Ritz. Nottingham. Ml and days pro- 7 .40 'Food477 words
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Miscellaneous93 1936-11-12 11 6.20 Concert. 7.20 News m English. 7.35 Continuation of concert. 8.05 News m French. 8.35 Continuation oi concert. P2O International talk !>.3() Talk on music. P. 40 Colonial market prices, rates of exchange 0.50 Chamber music 11.15 Rates of exchange and French -ks Rentes). 1120 Close down. Wavelength BSJM metres93 words
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Article70 1936-11-12 12 Restriction On Hamburg Shipyards Two tar-reaching restrictions concerning Hamburg port and shipping business were announced recently. One is that the Hamburg .shipyards may build new ships only if they can provide an equal tonnage of old shins for scrapping to furnish the necessary metal for the70 words
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Article144 1936-11-12 12 Shipping Movement At London During the week ended Oct. 9. 1,072 vessels, representing 1,115,241 net register tons, used the Port of London. Of these 559 vessels < 895.427 net register tons) were to and from Empire and foreign ports, and 513 vessels < 219.814 net register144 words
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Article726 1936-11-12 12 MODERN WHALING FACTORY SHIP'S FIRST VOYAGE The Terje V then— Largest Tanker In The World London, Oct. 15. OVER the week-end visitors were invited by United Whalers Ltd., to inspect the modern whaling factory ship, Terie Viken, of 20,600 gross tons, at Spithead. Although this ship was726 words
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Article91 1936-11-12 12 Ships alongside v,,> U i rxpr. I,- |ir Kast Whan I ni; U((( ncr 22 Main Wharf I Soudan 18: Maru 11 B Empire k I Jhelum 10; a M: Ore: l^npiro Dock (Knti )t Karoa m 1 West Wharl I m, (i<( Saparo*.* 4 A Section 1091 words
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94 1936-11-12 12 Indication Of Sums>iul Work has bee up the Hal 1 in< In tii' havtime with the yard I airc: I regarded u> rntertair.on I tul ter:: Dunn- been 1; grown with task o! tidy:: b.«bly tak The ihipyarci f^r the pur;) U equipped I there94 words
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Article252 1936-11-12 12 Opposition To Be Withdrawn CHAIRMAN oi the Port of Bristol Authority. Alderman E. M Dyer made an important announcement on the question of a bridge across the Severn when he addressed a meeting of the Bristol Central Traders' Association. He said the question oi bridging the Severn252 words
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Article205 1936-11-12 12 NEW P. O. LINERS Steady Progress Being Made Steady progress is being made with the two new liners which are being! built tor the P and O Company by Vickers-Armstrongs. Limited, at Barrow, and it Ls expected that the Brat Of them will be m commission m the autumn of205 words
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Article36 1936-11-12 12 Mr. N. R. Jarrett. who has been act- j ing Under-Secretary, F.M.S., for the past year or two, is going to Tiengganu as Adviser. Mr. S. W Jones will go to Kuala Lumpur as Under-Seer tary.36 words
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Advertisement486 1936-11-12 12 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (lncorporatrd la F.MS.) TELEPHONE: trrlcht M.t::— Pamace MSI. LLOYDS AGENTS. BOOKING AC.rVTS I- OR FEDERATED MALAY KTATES RAILWAYS. ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SLAM. CANADIAN PACIIIC t WpßUrt CBf 4TMT (Incorporated In gnglmnd) LIIAVEL SYSTtH THE "KM PRESS" ROUTE offers TRANS- PACIFIC SERVICES HONOLULU or direct EMPRESS to486 words
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Advertisement109 1936-11-12 12 HENDERSON LINE S( 111 M I I <>| SAII IN<' V B> Fortnight I li-«i Bciucen K;«ri"""M M >udil Marseilles. I'.tlma ;md inaUni ■OMI U IRII SMI IN<- V Port of IH m. ti.iik.ili-.il rivm'Hi' Imf RaM"* YUM A PEGU KEMMJ UWHIMVUI BHAMO AMA SACiA! Bl T PF(iU KEMMENI) CHINDWIN109 words
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Miscellaneous437 1936-11-12 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals f BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm. Thursday 7.45 a.m Alor Star: Mon. to Fri.* 7.45 a.m. Saturday 7.45 a.m and.... Ipoh: Weekdays; 7.45 a.m. and 1 pjn. Klang, Kuala Lipis, Port Swettenham, Taimng and Telok Anson: Weekdays* 7 p.m. Kota Bahru,437 words
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Advertisement504 1936-11-12 13 BY p &Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Sxnn. Tttnnage S^r* 1936. 1f)37 6810 Nov. 18 'BHUTAN 6 100 Jan '14 CO" 1 5 -°°O Nov. 20 CORFU 15.000 Jan' 15 17.000 Dec. 4 BEHAR 6 000 Jan 24 BANGALORE 6.000 Dec. 17 CARTHAGE 17504 words
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Advertisement398 1936-11-12 13 (Incorporated m England.) ;^?^^J ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporatea m Straits SettlemtnUj "ELLERMAN LINE" FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL ACCEPTING CARGO FOR MONTREAL AND HALIFAX VIA COLOMBO. *t+*mrr Due Sail* CITY OF LYONS Havre. London. R*dam, H'burg Nov. 29 Dec. 2 CITY C** FITTSBURG398 words
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Advertisement1043 1936-11-12 13 P^^^ RLPRESENTBNG SHIPPING THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean Ihe Hua Kbiow SuimshlD Co UA. Steam Ship Co, Ltd., and China Mutual The f'unard Whi»e Star Ltd Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.) The Sarawak Strair.ship Co., I <v. The Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. The Austt.Uian Orieot^l Line' L.«.«L The China Navigation Co.,1,043 words
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Advertisement756 1936-11-12 14 K. P. M. CREMER— Thursday. Nov. 12. Hong Kong. Swatow and Amoy. TIDORE Thursday. Nov. 12. Selat-Pandjang, Bengkalis, Soengei-Pak-ning. Siak and Pakan-Baroe. VAN DER LlJN— Thursday. Nov. 12. Cheribon 'not lor passengers. Semarang, Sourabaya. Boeleleng, Ampcnan, Padang-Bay, LaboeanHadji. Benoa and Banjoewangi. BKNKOKLEN— Thursday, Nov. 12. P. Samboe. Letong. Kramat, Maras,756 words
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Advertisement582 1936-11-12 14 I DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE dbid AMEMCAE^MAIL LINE PRESIDENT lINERS FOR SPEED. FROM SINGAPORE: 23 DAYS TO SEATTLE 33 DAYS TO EUROPE American Mail Line famous President Liners sail fortnightly from Hon,Kon R to Seattle. Through fares include first class rail by any direct route across America or Canada (Pullman and582 words
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Advertisement450 1936-11-12 14 Q. S. K. LINE t ARIZONA MARU Cape Town via Colombo. Zanzibar, Dar es Salaam H« Marques. Durban ana P Eli; Chokoh Mara Cape Town via Momba Dar es Salaam, Beira. L llarq ban. East London and P. Eliz Hakubasan Mam Buenos Aires via Durban C and Santos f Santos450 words
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1512 1936-11-12 15 Kolapore And Mackinnon Matches The "Fletcher" Challenge Cup W&l won by Ar^ Sgt. Major G. Long, Trini- dad Local Forces. THE "BARNETT" (JUNIOR MACKINNON) MATCH Till-: Morning Post" (Junior Kolapore) Match instituted by the National Rifle Association m 1926 with the approval „t the St-rretary1,512 words
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Article, Illustration23 1936-11-12 15 photo). PICTURE TAKEN DURING play m the hockey match between the R.A. (Changi) and the S.R.C "A" on the padang yesterday. Free Press23 words
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723 1936-11-12 15 Dutch Navy Team To Play The R.A.F. On Sunday (From A Special Correspondent) A FOOTBALL fixture has been arranged between the R.A.I. and a team from the Dutch Navy to be played on No\. 15 at Jalan Besar Stadium. The R.A.F. selection committee will doubtless be pleased l<» be able723 words
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Article117 1936-11-12 15 Corinthians And Taiping Malays Draw (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov. 11. Inter-league soccer between the Ipoh league champions, the Corinthians, and the Taiping champions, the Malays, for the Veer Singh cup, was played this evening at the Chinese Assembly hall ground, and resulted117 words
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Article46 1936-11-12 15 London, Nov. 11. THE English soccer team to play Ireland at Stoke on the 18th. is Holdcroft (Preston), Male (Arsenal, Captain), Catlin (Sheffield Wednesday), Britton (Everton), Gee (Everton), Keen (Derby County), Worrall (Portsmouth), Carter (Sunderland). Steele (Stoke), Bastin (Arsenal), Johnson Stoke ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article123 1936-11-12 15 Tomorrow there will be the usual afternoon races for the "B" and "C" Class, starting at 5.20 p.m. and 5.25 p.m. respectively. On Sunday there will be two team I races against the Netherlands Indies Squadron. The first race starting at 10.00 a.m. and the second m the123 words
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Article77 1936-11-12 15 Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 11. The third battalion S.S.V.F. 'Penan* and Province Wellesley Volunteers) won the rifle team championship of Malaya, according to the results oi the Malaya Command rifle meeting just issued, crediting the battalion with a total of 2.749 points. The Selan«, r or Battalion77 words
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Article59 1936-11-12 15 The following are requested to turn up tomorrow m the Clerical Union Hall, at 9 a.m. sharp to represent the Diehard B.P. against the Marigold B.P Final selection will be made m the hall. M. Hodri, Ahmad Mattar. Lee Seng Hor. Koh Beng Swee, See Gim Siang. K.59 words
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Advertisement198 1936-11-12 15 Bj With an AC Oil Filter nii^d. fl H wear on all moving pint of B H the eivjin* is very ureutly B H duced The practical elimination fl H of all friction cans* 1 fl B parttak 11.1l 1 1 fl B th; [jorformance ol the *n\w fl B198 words
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Article686 1936-11-12 16 Singapore Winter Race Meeting Free Handicap For 3 Years Olds. Where Am I 9.7 Marie Antoinette 9.2 Pure Gold 9 n Dangerous Lover 8.10 Princess Toi 8.7 Reform 8.6 Newbridge 8 6 Bell Press 8.0 Switchback 7.10 Sunny Crow 7.9 Vapour 7 9 Short Head 7.9 Lucky Star 7.7 Giencar686 words
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Article, Illustration491 1936-11-12 16 photo). H.M.S. Terror Downed By Six Points To Nil St. Andrew's G; 11. M.5. Terror 0. EVEN the men of the Terror failed to frighten St. Andrew's into submission St. Andrew's maintained its unbeaten record by a 6-point victory over the H.M.S. Terror team mFree Press - 491 words
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Article29 1936-11-12 16 A single goal gave the R.A. (Changi) victory over S.R.C. "A" team, when they met m a friendly hockey fixture on the Padang yesterday.29 words
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542 1936-11-12 16 VISITORS LOSE 14 POINTS TO 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 11. THE annual rugby match between the S.S. Volunteers and F.M.S. ended m a convincing victory for the upcountry men who piled up 14 points (a goal and three tries) against three542 words
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Article63 1936-11-12 16 London, Nov. 11. The following are results of football played today. Bradford City and Aston Villa played a two-all draw m the second division. In the Glasgow Cup final Rangers beat Partick Thistle by six goals to one. Home rugger matches resulted: Surrey 9, Kent 15.Reuter - 63 words
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Article70 1936-11-12 16 The above Open Tournament will commence tomorrow at 11 a.m. All competitors m the Junior Singles Championship are requested to turn up at 11 a.m. when play will commence. Competitors m the Singles Handi cap are requested to turn up at 3.00 p.m. ready for play. The70 words
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Article32 1936-11-12 16 The S.R.C. billiard tourney will conclude tonight and the prize giving and at home will take place at the club tonight. Members and friends are cordially invited to be prespnt.32 words
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Article496 1936-11-12 16 Uninteresting Hockey v\,, n By Five Go ils To One Colts 5 WHAT promised to be a ver> thrilling i turned out to be a drah aHair. wtwa tfcc Sfc and the S.C.C. met yesterdax Mi tin- Plilf, m ture this season, the former496 words
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Advertisement112 1936-11-12 16 PALACE WINDOW CALENDARS SIX SUPERB COLOURFUL PRINTS An exquisite lasting gift Each print mounted on a silk scroll, finished like a Chinese painting, an ideal size Colourfully boxed m Chinese style, ready for mailing. PRICE Eadh $1.00 COLOI'RFUL CATHAY CALENDARS specially designed tn convrv your Christmas remembrances will give each112 words
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Advertisement40 1936-11-12 16 SKIPPER'S COMPLIMENTS AND W/LL YOU STEP ABOARD FOR A CLASS OF. 77<?£>? > s Tl| j9 mEi I k •>h7*.'. Rl eh 1^ fl 111 F/ I I r i >' c „^<l^ '^f Jlw,^k FRASER NEAVE Ll?^ DISTRIBUTORS "FOR TIGER BE!40 words
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