The Straits Times, 6 December 1935

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    36 1 The Straits Times [■BTABLISHSD NIARLY A CINTDRY.I THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. l'\(.KS. SINGAPORE. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1935 I'KKK lll(l\h The Straits Times 21 PACiES BINGAPOKK, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1955 PRICK H» ENTS.
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      155 1 SINGAPORE 140 CECIL ST. f'PHONE 8471}. CAR REPAIRS PROMPT CFFtCIENT BRIKKMANN&CO GRANGE RD. Forty Billion Hours of Dependable Performance! The I. G. E. Monitor Top refrigerator now has a Combined total forty billion operating hours V^s^\ af> record of dependable per* forma nee Second to none! m I w^^^7-~~^^'^B 0
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      106 1 KUALA LUMPUR. 25 JAVA 5T PHONE ifi«i) DINNER AND TEA SERVICES IN CHARMING AND ORIGINAL DESIGNS THREE HEW <lj ANY ONE PIECE STOCK h^fe^^ i CAH BE REPLACED PATTERHS FR M ST CK "BELLA VISTA" "SILVER BIRCH "QUEEN ORMOND" (DINNER SERVICES ONLY) DINNER SERVICE:- TEA SERVICE: FULL... I 2 PERSONS
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      22 1 I i>^'sy I is it.X H\Hl> MMMI I i I I HOI Wt Btf hash ins •Ii. in* *»•>: I lAmbri Minouns I
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      255 2 DOMESTIC (XCI RRENI I OCX. 1 SITUATIONS VACANT When .ipp'»iiit for in> p<i<.i4mn jdxr Use 4 in Ihr r tvlumnt vend rapiei of te*tl i. Ml i WANTED I I WANTED 2nd Grail Electrical Enfincer. Apply vith copies of references to Box No. 957, Straits Time?. SITUATIONS WANTED -I II
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      787 2 I FOR SALE FOR SALE Winchester 45 Rifle complete in teak ease with full cleaning equipment and ammunition Excellent condition. Owner goi Ing on leave. Apply. O Bart. A.PC. Jl ST I NFA< RED. A CHIC collection of the LATEST AMERICAN CREATION In Dinner. Cocktail Evening Oowns. Cotton Procks. Artificial
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      872 2 AUCTION NOTICES AUCTION SALE of latest design was polished teak household furniture including an excellent toned cottage piano by Hamilton. USA. an Wdyatone electric amplified raWnet gramophone, 7 Coronet f<i«t>ci. 7 spare lamps for projectors, A Coronet screens. 3 wallets containing lense' and 10 Cine Cameras with leather carrying cases
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      727 2 PUBLIC NOTICES SINGAPORE DOG SHOW will be held at the RACECOURSE. SIN6APORE SUNDAY, JAN. 19. 1936. (Under the auspices of the Malayan Kennel Association) Full particulars on application to Mr. C. Ward-Jackson. P. O. Box No. 272, Kuala Lumpur. ENTRIES CLOSE JAN. 6. 1936. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MrvT« FOWF.LI. A
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      897 2 BUSINESS CARDS. Etc RUBBER STAMPS of every description made to order. Prices from 75 rents upwards Cash with all orders. THE STRAITS TIMKS, Jobbing Dept., 140, Cecil Street. Singapore. STOP PRESS RAPHAEL FIGHTS TONIGHT. ALIE FIGHTS TONIGHT. JOE DIAMOND FIGHTS TONIGHT. MORTAHES FIGHTS TORIGHT. ALL AT THE NEW WORLD ARENA.
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      135 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Singapore Wt-nin O-iUkle Without Malaya Malaya Postage Monlhlr S 3.M I IM S 254 Quarlerlv > S.s* Sll.tO I 7.5* Half VearlT SITM 12 1 M fISM Vearlr (]IH IHH %i* Voir OnlsUlioa rtimsei tfcaald iacla<e Ihr u>ual bjnk ditrounl ADVERTISEMENT RATES. Ihr iM and ImtrartiMM for TLASSIIII
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      418 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. F. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. •rpjralcd in England MAIL. PASBENOER AND CARGO SEKVICEK r AR AND ORIENTAL S N CO ONTHACT WITH HIR MAJESTY S Q -:)ON AND PAR EAST) MAII SERVICE OOTWAMO KKii.l IXiNDOU POR CHINA AND JAPAN D«ie ronnai;e S'porr. «.i Der 7 nAOE
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      582 3 l^4JaaaUßiMA^Jßfc«iAAXoaJ GENERAL PAfISENGEE AGENTS FOR CUNAED WHITK STAR LINK. i Incorporated In Japan i TO LONDON. MsndUn. LanOa. Antwerp. Rotterdam and Middle shroagh. Vessels Tonnagt- Due SaJ TERL'KI'NI MARU 12.000 Dec 10 11 HAKCSAN MARU .O.MM Dec 2S M HARUNA MARU IoAOO Jan 8 KATORI MARU 10 000 Jan 22
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      545 3 LaaT^^aT^o^n^^^^fc^^^^^S w^^)n a»»tr^» > —nm I m aval I'ASSKN(;KR AM) FRKIGHT SERVK K. M.S. "FIONIA M for: JAFFA HAIFA ROTTERDAM lAHVJM COPENHAGEN leartag SiagaffMre aaaat Jan 3. IIM. Majority of cabins have adjoining private bathroom. Fares to: Rotterdam. London rla RaiieraaJa. FROM £50 TO £75 For further paitlculars apply to:
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      256 3 B. I. S. N. CO., LTD. (Incorporated In Kngland.) APCAR LINE FOB HONG KONG. AMOT. SHANGHAI. MOJI. KOBE AND OSAKA ».5. TAIMA MjMJ December 19. 3 p.m. Evellent modern accommodation for first and aecond claaa passengers. Special ho.lday return tickets Interchangeable with P. 8. N. CO.. >s»ued -t cheap rates.
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      1144 3 THE Bill. FL'NNEL LINE lOecan Tbr llua Khiow Slraawkia (a I I i<L Ship Co. I4d aa« Chlaa Matnal The uiv.ro" Mtalte Star ltd Sleaja NarlfaUoß to l.ld i Thr Sarawak SUanuhip Co lid The StraHa Mcaaaafcif) Co Ltd. Thr taa«M6a> Orirnul l.iivr Itd The China Na»i»ation Co ltd. The
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      LUSITANIA "FUNERAL"
      212 4 Ceremony Held Over Ocean Grave. "Last post" aounde. 1 and wremths were lowered over the spot where the Lusltanla was sunk twenty years ago by a Oerman submarine with the lots of 1.198 lives. The simple ceremony was held aboard the salvage ship Ophir which located the wreck
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
      132 4 Friday December 8 I fthisa asaacsMe Ike Wkarvas at eiSKM to ■n-tra. Kimi II KBO 18. Main Wharf Lch Alert, ixh Lumut. Lea Ktttlmake. W Bt T rtha Lch Sir Hastings Anderson. Van I arv brrge O.! Wharf Nil Coal Wharf Nil I «i<ll IN Uk) DOCKS.
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      306 4 Tatar BsUvin Medan (Tldore) S p m fwnp.aiu. F oe Kock. Pmoang Pakn'i Baroe. 81ak 8 Padjang (Ampanc) P D1 Sartkel and Sibu (Angby 4pm Aden (Ey Train) 7pm North America except Western Canada and Western States of DBA i ßy Train > Ipm Eastern. Southern and
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      ACCELERATED DEPARTURE.
      31 4 The B r.ngia lor I>• Parcels only Mails previously announced as closing at 7 p.m on 9th ir.stant will now close at 3.30 p m on the same day.
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      129 4 Malls from Europe etc. Amsterdam' expected today by air Netherlands > will be delivered to boxholders at 10 am. General delivery of letters at 1111 11 25 am I Malls from Austra'la. Netherlands Indies etc expected tomorrow by air '•Qantast will be de ivercd t. boxholders at 330
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      FROM KUALA LUMPUR.
      63 4 Tomorrow I k-anda Ta.i^anyU Northern and Southern Rhodesia and '•iuth Africa by air Imperial 8 srr Siam. Burma. India Ira. Pa:< Egypt Sudan. Belgian Congo. Oreat nriia.n Turotie. Nonh tnd Svuth Amer;. rkal 7pm Sunday Der 8 Ja\a and Southern Sumatra lC4aajs> pore-BatavW by al: iMatk rlands
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      FROM MALACCA.
      97 4 TotnofTow. Java and •ouCieni bumatia 'tl 81 I pore-Bate via > t> air -SVth-i- lands i Bpm K- a>». I'ganda. langanjnka. Nor1 them «!.d Southrrt. Khode&ia and I South MMOa ■vm Sincapore by air il.-npenali 94c a m .a Iraq Paieslim Egyp. Sudan Belgian Cbngn. Clrtat Britain Europe
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      CLEARANCES.
      43 4 I Ci.r.i Burgenland. noa, Menelaus. Rahman 'H: s^ Dut I Boclongan. Buyskes. Ttnombo. Kota Tjandl. Kepah <Dut >: Glenfinlaa. Kedah. Santhia. Rohna. Protesilaus. Khandalla. Rimau. Gemas. £in Kheng jSeng. Silver Gull < Brit > lolanda (Am Yrt >; Ngow Hock Nor >; Tofciwj 1 Maru Jap I.
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      PASSENGERS BY AIR.
      59 4 Arrived from Europe and I KLM-p!anc OtMßfnUaw Mr v Arkd, Mi tdtyn. Le.t for N E I by KLM I> Mr v. Altai MMI M: Left for N E I by KNILM PK-AFK Drr 4 Mr O SpCTW Torn M and Miss M B Campbell I plane
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      MONEY ORDERS.
      63 4 The curr.-nt rate ot exchange fof the issue and pavmenOlwWl India and Ceylon SlOfl Rs 154 ts^ue. payment ISO USA 1100 USA issue payment 59 M I I $100. Gui Ind" -China $10" :> mm, payEwni «8b :ia $1 Aii-t .!i. in c jrren 2 lOd Ot» China
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      GUN PRACTICE.
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      631 4 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated m F.M.8.) |g LLOYDS AGENTS:— i BOOKINO AGENTS. F.M.R. ELYS. AND MAM STATES RAILWAYS. ij TELEPHONE: Freight 5433— Faaaag* M3l. ij CANADIAN 1 a -b-b. bjbj <mm bsb Af% I Incorporated In England) f THK -TMFBESS BOITE alfers TBANS-rACiriC SEBVICES rt, BO! fIXSIX m *lree« IMFRCSS
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      220 4 For everything appertaining to Travel. Banking and Freight. APPI.I K> COj43>k'9 WAGOjSg-LITS LWOPLO TpAVCi StPVICtI ?9. ROBINSON r.OAD. TELEPHONE 5908. NO BOOKING FEES. i incorporated In Straits Settlfmenu) ELLERJHAN CUCKNALL ISTHMIAN STEAMSHIP STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. COMPANY. ■Incorporated tn Enclaod) ilncorpsrated In OS A) BOSTON. NEW TORK A BAI.TIMOU -EI.LE.MAN- LIKE.
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      204 4 Today s Crossword Puzzle NOTE .(tv^re_. in parentheses denote thr number o.' *****81 In the word* required. (CLUES.) ACROSS. 12 Pertaining to Und (8> 2} Pupils (8 1 Keep forrltlr <S> 25 Corn's low <3) 4 Troubej (8) 27. Fight (8) Thoncs iSi 21. Weight (g) 10. Tropical fanneis iSi
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      137 4 Malayan Meteorological Set vice. Daily Weather Report. 3taUons Yesterday ~ast mgnt Max Rainfall Bright M<n temp, ins Sunsriine temp •F hrs. *F West Coast. Alor Star 89 004 7 8 74 Buiterworth 'P W i 88 031 75 73 Sitiawan 89 Nil 8 3 75 Bukit Jeram K Oil 4
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      112 4 TEM'K AN SON TIDK TABLE. IMS Tim.Decambcr am. p. si. S 10 43 6 7 1. 11 i 8 t 4 08 ..li i i ..11 12 13 f4l '4 19 31 ..15 r i. a 8 31 IJ v 23 :i 45 > 22 23 m 14 4 A3
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    DR. GORTZ'S COMPANION INTERVIEWED.
    496 5 R. A. F. Espionage Case. "I Was His Secretary Not His Niece." Dr. Hermann Cortz, officer of the German Air Force, i.r rested at Harwich last month, accused of spying, had a girl companion during part of his stay in England. A London newspaper correspondent in
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    WEDDING RINGS TO HELP ITALY.
    106 5 IIECEMBER 13 uill be celebrated throughout Italy a', wedding ring day. So'emn ceremonies trill be held at every war memorial and at every uar ceremony women will lay their wedding rings as a contribution to the fight against sanctions. King Victor Emanuel has sent a
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    272 5 I r.on-nuion and rfcs vii: bo rrady for issue at Raffle Library tomorrow 'Saturday' *W Aitinit England. Illustrated. Ernst Car!; lady de r. .t»..-chi!d and Her 1821-1531. Illustrated. Lucy Cohen: Han; The Tribulations of cf a Baronrt. Illustrated Timothy Eden Rl<e and F.ilniment of British Rule in In■d
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    148 5 With Ihe Prince of Wales, representing the Ring, and the Duke of York In the prnet— lun from thr Horse Curds Parade to St. Paul's Cathedral, the nation paid tribute to Admiral of the Fleet Earl Jellicoe with a State funeral. The can-carriage la seen escorted by pall-bearers Iminj Horse
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    ECONOMIC MEASURES. IN ITALY.
    40 5 LtatU cabinet has approved a number of economic measures, including steps to establish cement factories rca la extend credit faci'lties > for Rold minim; in Eritrea and to expend 70.000.000 lire to establish a petliol refinery. Reuter.
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    A FISH BREEDER.
    89 5 WHEN DID HE WASH? A BERLIN tenant who secretly used a bath for breeding flsh consumed such vast quantities of water that the mystified landlord last Instituted enquiries. Each flat In the huge block was quietly examined n turn, until finally the culprit of the privat aquarium
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    AN ITALIAN VIEWPOINT.
    50 5 A veritable danger for Britain exists: in the Far East Her interest is to effect an agreement with the Mediterranean Powers respecting the right of each and assuring Britain of freedom of movement." That is the view of the Rome newspaper Messaggero. commenting on the naval conference.
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    INTERNATIONAL SUGAR CONFERENCE SOON.
    55 5 I In view of the present unprofitable and uneconomc conditions govering marketing, the sugar section of the British Empire Producers Organisation, presided over by Sir Louis Souchon. adopted a resolution welcoming the British Government proposal to convenue an International sugar conference and hoped It will be
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    HU HAN-MIN MAY RETURN THIS MONTH.
    46 5 I Hong Kong. Dec 5 Circles In close touch with Mr Hu Han-mln state that he will leave Prance for Hong Kong on Dec. 15 Whether he will go on to Nanking Is still uncertain, however -Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    35 5 President Lin Sen. and Messrs Chang Chi. Slao rat-cheng Wu Chine-hang and Tsai Yuen-pel were elected to the Standing Committee of the Ontr»l Supn-rtnonr Committee TMtrrdav says a Sin Chew Jit Fob mMMfa from Nanking.
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    ATLANTIC AIR MAIL NEXT YEAR.
    49 5 The Trans-Atlantic Airways Conference at Ottawa attended by representatives of Britain. Ireland. Canada and the United States, has concluded and unanimously approved tc start survey flights next year, and an experimental air mall service shortly afterwards, between Halifax. Nova Scotia and North Ireland— Reuter.
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    JAPAN SURPRISED.
    76 5 A message from London reports that the Soviet and Germany are to the represented at the London naval conference by observers, who would possibly be observers, who would possibly be appointed plenary delegates, according to the developments of the conference. This message Is not confirmed by official information
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    EARLIEST FRAGMENT OF NEW TESTAMENT.
    223 5 Discovery In A British Library. The earliest known fragment of th» I New Testament In any language has been dlscorered among a collection of Greek papyri In the John Rylands Library. Manchester It Is a tattered scrap of papyrus containing on one side part of
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    BRITISH TROOPS FOR ADDIS ABABA.
    58 5 It is understood that at the request of the British Oovernment. the < mem of India has agreed to send the remainder of the sth Battalion of the 14th Punjab Regiment from Poona to Aden where they will be available for closer support for the
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      115 5 k VI SEARBRANg[; '■f"a^*it^"^»^ *> j RICH MILKSAFE MILK"BEAR BRAND". WONDERFUL NEWS FOR STOMACH SUFFERERS. No tn.it ut what form y ur st.inu.i •n wst certainly Just indiKestion ::nn ur an c!> nal ulc»r. you can get .Ml l.istiiiK cure If ciitly take MoclOM Brand Powdei audi :r m Urn
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      84 5 Jaw laW V a Jf_.B^»*^^^^^n I llLm^ftU //?11 "wfhlJV P m I 0) The Large windscreen and narrow body pillars ensure a splendid view for driver and passenger*. J.ukall hydraulic built-in jacks lift all four wheels simultane- ously or front and rear in pairs. KaMily operated from inside W^^^**^ Pi
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    WHY MALCOLM MacDONALD LEFT COLONIAL OFFICE.
    1184 6 From Our Own Correspondent 1-omlon. Nov. 26 (by air mail). pOLITICAL news is plentiful and urgent. Today, we are realising the full import of the Cabinet reconstruction announced by the Prime Minister over the weekend. Already, it i? well batowa that (iovernment policy will
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    8 6 'ALL IT! IACRfE! BUT OWLV UP TO MERE
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    THE FLORIDA AND THE 400.
    347 6 Night Life And London Cinemas, From Our Own Correspondent Ix>ndon, Nov. 26 (by air mail). THE invariable, ungrammatical and important question asked by all good boy friends \%ho take out a lovely for whoopee in the West End, is Where would you like to ro
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      217 6 CHEVROLET TURRET-TOP BODIES are stronger and safer in every way. To the overhead protection of the Turret-Top Steel Roof in Chevrolet's new Bodies by Fisher there is added the further protection of extra strong construction throughout. The floors conust of one solid piece of steel, firmly supported by sturdy frame
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      221 6 «j Are You^ j to look in <v your mirror? Mm. wo. mil find V^a,m, .m»l«K« as a PerHaps o\e day you noticed that your com-pick-me-up. Vhmet«r you art txKmsud by the t i j L l i i plexiiin was bale and that there were dark rinir» htat. hat*
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    "OIL SANCTIONS ARE CERTAIN."
    125 7 Italian Paper's Comnunt On lieaguc. It i.s now certain that In a few wrrlcs an embargo on oil will b,- in-: against Italy declares the Glornalc d' i Italia, though it tako violi-nt H tion to th? alleged remark of a I > j delegate that
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    SEARCH FOR MISSING AVIATOR.
    137 7 British Ship To Hep Find Ellsworth. Thp British Government has ordered the Royal Research ship Discovery 11. now proceeding on Its fourth visit to the Antarctic, to alter its course and proceed with a'l possible dispatch to a convenient Australian port in order to co-operate in
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      359 7 I IjL WARNER OLAND PV^^^'V .^rfa^j 1 M harlir Chan f .tecs his mml hafllin: C \d>l t» m>slrr> in the land of Phmroaha. W}i V/J CHARLIE CHAN B&#^ m iM EGYPT Plct re BBj^Vl,"^; i^fl Ur-k-Knci M.»(nr-> VNNJI* 'Jflfe lir-IM K\ in SP'TKIRE" BBM DM of thr WHO lIORSKS.
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      201 7 T^pt much happens in Piccadilly Circus that Eros doesn't know about a^& H Next time you are in the 'Old Country VtV^\ count them for yourself if you want j^^7 the real figures behind a smoking •JaaWa^a^ revolution. Dozens of men are smoking one or other of Four Square blendt
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      185 7 X'MAS CHEER! FRANKELS mi STORE BEAUTIFUL THI DM STORE SO IMIIIKIM in Ml <>1II»K> Sim niimwisi. TH» LATEST CBF.ATIONS IN BRITAIN'S Klsl lIAI.I. MARKKD SII.VKR c p n s <.(m>i>s IMI DEI X. ill 1( 1 rMI or> UHMII l.t SI INI tRKM II and KM (.11 M KO(K (11
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  • LATEST LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      AROUND THE MARKETS.
      233 8 L'urther Fall In Honir Konjr Banks. uir Financial r^rresoonfient. Singapore. Dec. '>. Mhrietl from London <\i<- tin «hare market then- a-* illy umhaiiKi'd. Th. •a:is quietly st'-ady i -iv with v number of buyer* fct the mere popalar countcn, but ml> :iskinjr higher market this morninir to
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      PRODUCE.
      95 8 lirirmlxi I. 1 noon. Bu«. r. Seller 6 50 9 25 9.50 17.00 9 25 4 45 5 30 Pi .iri TapfeM a I.M I Ploar ur ng lo 50 10 25 ur 1650 5 15 > i Mixed Copra 4 65 4 65 Flake Tapioca 4 55 M.
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        MINING.
        627 8 issue Val. Fraatr ft Co Lyall Evatt Buyers Bellers Buyers Sellers 4-- Am pat Tin 6- 6 '6cd 5/7 6/3 XI Aum KumtMng 34 6 36/6 cd 34 36 6cd El Austral Malay 60/- 61/ cd 60/- 61 -xd 5 Ayer Hi tarn 15/. ij. i»/. 16/1 Ayer Weng
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        GENERAL.
        466 8 2 2 Alex Brick Ord. 1M 1.35 125 135 2 2 do />,". Pref«. 170 180 170 1.80 10 10 Atlas Ice Uto 12 75 12.25 12.75 £1 U B A T 5126 5176 .MOO 515 0 60 B M Broadcasting 0.05 tils par 10 5 B M Trustee
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        174 8 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL. 5". 1901 red 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar 31 Sept 30 108 110 non 4';'. 1907 red. 1947 $1800.000 Int. Mar 31 Sept 30 112 114 nom 4>2' 190a red. 1S»55 $1,000 OOC In t Mar. 31 Sept. 30 118 120 nom 4'r 1913 red 19«3
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        388 8 •Shares are SI unless otherwise stated Allenby A or Gajah M ;.iy (SI) am .fK :as I'atu Ltntang B Brui.t-i Un. <io> Buk.t Katil Bukit Kcpong M ik.: Titnari < Slo > Buklt K B Cangkat Serdang 00BBOBU1 Ctlenealy Plantations Bartof Jerani KuaiUan i.so> .'imah Kamasan >$2i Kcdah
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    EXCHANGES.
    236 8 The foilowinz are the exchange rates 'his morning according to the daitv circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation: SELLING. London. 4 months sight 2 4 3 32 London. 3 months sight i 4 1 16 London. 60 days sight 2 1 1 J2 London. 30
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    81 8 CHAMBER O F COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. Noon, Dec. 6. Buyers. Sellers. No. IK.R.S. S. in cases (F. 0.8.) Dec. n% 21 13 1C «.«»od F. A. in caacji (F. 0.8.) Dec. 21 916 2P 8 No. K. R. 8. S. (Spot loose) Tone of Mlrket:— Steady selllers reserved. Latest (Hide:
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    451 8 Dealing's In New Loan At »/g Dig. London. Dec 5 Despite thr success c'aimeJ new issues of one per cent Bonds and 22 1 per cent. Funding L-n I, dealings began in these securities at discount. The British Funm ffOTA however, was again very firm. W r Loan
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    EXCHANGES.
    73 8 Sterling Firm. London. Dec a ""•rto 74 Si H Mfam 417 M.l«rs New York A»1 Bj iiarnt 629 wlier- 4 Kh wUrrs Ofllrisl Ctrnr-a Ik J BrJuradr 217 Buenos Aim unquot'd unoi:ot«l Montrvidto 3V ?illers offlct»i PT»fUC It .mb.iT 16* iDwrHown C? 39 i Shanph»l 1 0 I4T II
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    NO MORE SILVER IN HONG KONG.
    154 8 (Jovernment Control Of Exchange. Hong Kor The Government has announced an exchange control measure which reads. Inter alia. each not 1 bank shall surrender to thr < Treasurer all silver coins and bullion held against note issue while th? Treasurer shall issue in exchance
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    RECORD HOARD OF GOLD
    55 8 I.S. Stodu Total 11,960.800,000. Thr sirt-am o( gold wh.c.i .md the K.«r I :.K volum v:Il in full The Treasury announced t"day that roarhi ti 1 1 Of this sun I '000 000. and rountry yesterday fr >m abroad ai with gold have h- n am\
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    SHAKES REPORT.
    35 8 MINING- VI. Mimtau 73 77 I 32 33 T 1 2C I 30 r d n-J*Plnh IK It 13 S Rl'BlU R -,ali bu>.:i..Krp""? 1 00 1 10 r i 80 Krd«l. I
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    CABLE TRANSIT TIMES.
    9 8 Tnr transit tune in Icl.-v»mj hand)
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      ITALIAN RESTRICTIONS ON CURRENCY.
      1055 9 A Disturbed Week In London. (From Our Own Correspondent i London. Nov. 22. The London financial markets < have had an interesting and some- i what disturbing week. < With regard to the internal situation, the return of a secure government has erased the major raajfJMM
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      FORD'S OUTPUT.
      324 9 Million Car Promise Passed In October. Lewis and Peat. Ltd. in their report dated London Nov. 19 states In spite of the Improvement In the statistical position and the brighter outlook, the market has been spoilt by nervousness as to the Dutch East Indian native question Rumours are
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      TAKUAPA ALLEY TIN.
      36 9 Tbe following; telegram has been received from the mine: For November Dredge Takuapa No 3 509 hrs 108.000. cv. yds 328 pete, tttlmated value of output $22 300 Mine working costs 813 500
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      RAHMAN HYDRAULIC TIN.
      13 9 Output for tae month of November. 1935. MS Sl2 pete
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      LUKUT TIN DREDGING.
      19 9 Output from 1. i Tin Dredging mine fcr the month of November amounted to 250 pels.
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      RAMBUN MINES.
      14 9 The output of Rambun Miner Tanjoiig Kan.butan for November was 347 pels.
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      MINCING LANE AND GENERAL TRUST.
      121 9 Coining Rubber And Industrial Deal. A profit of £1.912 was earned by the Mincing Lane and Oeneral Trust In 1934 This Is applied In reducing the debit, which now stands at £79.796 At the general meeting, a resolution Is to be submitted that theofler ot
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      THE ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT.
      147 9 Final Of lOd. Net Per £1 Unit. At the meeting In London the Board of the Associated Equipment Company resolved to recommend a fltial dividend of lOd. per unit of £1 stock, free of Ux (approximately s*» per cent, actual, subject to tax* This, together with the
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      INDIAN TRADE.
      186 9 Market Improvement In 1934-35. 'From Our Own Correspond. ..t Calcutta. Nov 30 With the exception of coal, practli cally all Industries, according to the I Government of India's trade review lor 1934-35. which ha» Just been published. showed a marked lmprovemcr.* Industries showing substantially in- creased production were
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      MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
      138 9 Foreign Imports of Tin Or* during :h« Booth of November IMS Country <* Origin Tons 1. Alaska U 2. Burma JW 1. The Netherlands Indtat Bank* A BUllton Suißkep Other Place* t French mdo-China rr, Japan 6. Stem 172 7. Tanganyika 14 Union of South Africa t.
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      TONGKAH COMPOUND N.L.
      17 9 November operations: Hrs. run 582 hn yardage treated 135.000 cv. yds output 772 IK*-
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      RUBBER CROPS.
      15 9 PeraJc River Valley —M .63* Ib Jura Brtales —28.000 lb Setnanggo! -16.500 lb
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      NEW YORK RUBBER MARKET.
      243 9 Persistent Consumptive Buying. Messrs Carl M Loeb tt Co reporting from New York under dat« of Nov. 14 state Although the December option of the Commodity Exchange reached 13.M on Oct 30. December London failed to go above the high of Oct. 26 of 6 9
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      BASE MARKETS.
      281 9 Some Profit-Taking In Copper. i Messrs Malcolm B >■*•"»•>• it Son in thfir rep<rt dated London. 22 Copper— Although tt.c market open ed firm at i 36 0 0 KaWM month* t there wa.s a distinct easerrv nr during 1 the latter half of the week The fall
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      ANGLO-ORIENTAL GROUP.
      110 9 Operations lor U>e month of November Arapat -Hrs 1.830. cv yds 407.000. pels Kampong Lanjul —Hrs 1.192. cv. yd* 525.000. pels 1.07S Kamuntlnc —Hrs. 2.3 M. cv yd* 615.000 Dels 3.030 Kramat —Hrs 833. cv. yds. 345.000 pels 1 400 Kuala Kampar Hrs. 1.340. cv yds. 393.000 p.
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      JELEBU TIN DREDGING.
      15 9 Outputs for the month of November. 193 V amounted to 2*o pclv
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    CANADA AND THE EMPIRE.
    93 10 MR. G.H. FERGUSON <>N five m:\ks' work. "I lliliik we urr imw on n HUM il hi mil in flllMl I" 1 PMM Tli.i»r yiur« urrurdinii to Mr Prriu I win i llul jin ..I i.ltl. pert»l Idea in th Bfowii ir di.ni hi. I i
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    NAZI TRIBUTE TO MR. BALDWIN.
    19 10 NAZI TRIBUTE TO MR. BALDWIN. HK-i mi t»i t iii/i A Mfll tm I 1 BnglUht patriot irn-k-. .iii'i
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    15 10 Mi ««llrr lluggard. Mcl IwttM, S M who rrlurni lo Mlniagmre today by the (arlha«r
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    Mongolian Dispute Settled.
    30 10 The Wett Bonn,' yy in Inner Mongolia uhnh ftm hanging n hi, hat finally been I The partiei lo the ditpiir h,i H mad, l<y Ihr I
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    L.G.'s "GOODBYE" TO COUNCIL OF ACTION.
    19 10 L.G.'s "GOODBYE" TO COUNCIL OF ACTION. (II I lOH >l\ M.tNIII- 1(1 M Mr I i In n y
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      341 10 TOMOMOW. l*c 7. I 14 P n. "Tli* Vmltr of beautiful young Ulufee" Here U (tic Irgrii.l „f tin beautiful young l.ilofre arranged for the rarti iuser and charmli.ily art i< muilr by TanU The i maid wr-in the wild .Hid follow* Mill Id 111* CMtle MM »•>«• bears him,
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    RED CROSS WORK HAMPERED.
    152 11 ABYSSINIA FEARS ESPIONAGE. Ad.-n. Dec. 5. The efforts of the British and Egyptian Rid Cross volunteers to alle vlate the sufferings of the Abyssinian wounded Is being seriously hammered by muddling on the part of the authorities: .at Addis Ababa, according to reliable report* received here
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    OIL EMBARGO.
    158 11 NOT AN ACT OF WAR. I Rome, Oct. 5. < In the face of the Inexorable ap- i proach of an oil embargo the press maintains a studiously correct attitude < towards Prance and carefully -.efrains i from Indications of hostility. j< At present 1.080.000 troops are under
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    TANKS TRAPPED.
    175 11 RAN INTO Ml D PITS. Jljlga. Dec ft. new Italian thrust against Dagcahbur is expected shortly and the Italians at present are reorganising their recent set-back at Anale.' where several tanks were trapp.d in. mud pits ar.d cap-ured The Abyssinian front seems at pv sent to be about
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    MAKALE INCIDENT.
    525 11 ITALIAN WITHDRAWAL FEARS. Addis Abcba. Dec 5 Fears that the reported Italian with- drawal from Makale may trap and lure the Abysslnians to destruction are expressed in official circles and the War Minister is reported to have warned Ras S yum against this danger Usually well-informed quarters are
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    44 11 Men of the Abyssinian camel rorpa taecn above* arc a.ujni the troop* j leaving Harar. concentration point of the Abyssinian forces, for Jij*fa to meet the Italian advance anticipated on the southern front as soon as Marshal Ba4ecllo'« war ipeed up cosaea int.. ■■tratfra.
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    CONVICTS' DARING EXPLOIT.
    112 11 CONVICTS' DARING EXPLOIT. Three Killed In Two Prison Breaks." New York. Der 4 Ecven desperate convicts fleured in two prison breaks which resulted in j three being killed and three seriously injured. In the most daring exploit for a long time staged at Boston five convicts bludgeoned and killed a
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    PHYA BAHOL GIVEN MORE SICK LEAVE.
    39 11 (From Our Own Correspondent' Bangkok. Dec 5 The Premier. Phya Bahol. has applied for two months extension of sick 1. a.« from yesterday His application has lieen grnntfri by thp Council of Regency
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    K.L. BROADCAST.
    316 11 The following prosramme will be broadcast today from Station ZG.E. Kuala Lumpur. 1 pm t pa. Cn»i)tnf rerlUl: Selection "1* Traviata" i Farts 1 2'—! Mar»k Weber r.U Orrh Orchestral "Waltr Drum"— Potpourri iP»rU 1 ft 2>— Mar»k Wrbfr and his Orch. Orch«tr»l In Memory of Pram Brhubert—
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    MR. THOMAS'S FIRST REPLIES.
    79 11 Malayan Question In Parliament London. Dec. 5. In the House of Commons today Mr J H Thomas, answering his fir? question as Colonial Secretary about mvi tsa'l in Hong Kong and Muliva said the report of the Hong _Mf committee had already been published in the
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    THE YUNNAN-BURMA BORDER.
    88 11 THE YUNNAN-BURMA BORDER. Delegates Get Rousing Reception. Shanghai. Dec 4 Th Chinese and BrC h c the Yunnan-Burma Bnr'i' have rtrriv-d at Husuan a I Yunnan-Bu-r* delegates representing th" League of Nations have also arrived triers s<para tely. When the British and Chinese officials arrived a* Chenkang. Ir. Yunnan Province
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    AIR SUBSIDIES.
    62 11 Government Help For Transport. In the new A:r Navigation B:.. to be intr-du.-id in the House of Commons, pofxen >uld b given to the Air Ministry to make long-term subsidy agreements with transport und. r'.ik- Inns The subsidies may amount to £1500.000 a year and may be Included
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      259 11 CLERGYMAN'S FRANK LEHER How He Reduced Hi. Waistline by 4J Inches. TJv-rr v drllchUul frankm— about tlila Ifttrr from a rk-rtrymar Por somr tlmr." thr \r\\rr reads I ria»* bent mtrndinc to wrltr to u-ll you how murti I havr brnrfltrd by taking that remedy. Knischen Salt* When I first
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    AMUSEMENTS
    126 12 M.HAMBRA Duite'i Inferno. 8.15—9.15. CAPITOL Broadwar Oondo Irr With Dtck PoweU Joan Bloodrll. 6 159 15. GLOBE TH-ATKE. OBKAI WOKLD The White Parade. G.rAT MrOBLII Our Dally Bread. HOI I TWOOD D. BCBANGOON IOAD My Heart It Calling. With Jan Kirpura Maria Efterth. Ako RerklnM. With Jean Harlow and
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DEC. 6. 1937. A MINING GRIEVANCE.
    656 12 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DEC. 6. 1937. A MINING GRIEVANCE. Tin provides the F.MS. Government with a direct revenue from export duty of over eight million 1 dollars a year, at current produc- < tion and prices. There is a further j and substantial indirect revenue from taxes paid
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    Government House.
    52 12 Wedi.osday, Dec. 4. Major The Hon. L H. Cripps and Mrs Cripps. Wing Commander and Mrs. H. S. Kerby, Commander E. H. Hopkinson, R N Mr C E. WurUburf?. Miss Oillett. <eman. Mr. O. Goldsmith. Mr. J. L. R Huelin and Flying Officer M D. Thunder dined at
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    Social and personal
    119 12 Mr W H Elkir.s. OBE. Divisional Superintendent. Transportation Department. F.MS. Railways, has arrived back from Home leave. Mr. A N. Farquharson. of Messrs. and Co.. Kua'.a Lumpur, has arrived back from Home leave. Paymaster Commander R. W. Moore. Secretary to the Commodcre-ln-Charg<\ at Singapore, will be relieved
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    THREE KINGS AT A FUNERAL.
    66 12 Royal Mourners At Windsor Service. London. Dec. 5. The Kin& of Norway left Oslo yesterday to attend the funeral of Princess Victoria at Windsor on Saturday. TJv Queen of Norway, sister of the Prln cess, is already in Engl.-nr. The King of Denmark is also
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    VISITING JUSTICES.
    148 12 Authorised To Visit The Singapore Gaol. The Colonial Secretary has appointed the following Justices of tht Peace to be members of the Board of Visiting Justices for the Settlement of Singapore for 1930: The Hon. Mr W. A. Fell. Dr Lim Eng Hae. Dr. H S. Moonshi. Shaikn
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    RETURNED FROM LEAVE.
    45 12 The followlrf. Government officer have returned from leave: Majir H. 'Paterson. Miss O. Farnell. Messrs. T M Hussey. G C. Stubbs. A B. Wai ton. B. J. Freeman. N C. E. Miller V. C O. Gatrell. J. H. Spowers. J. G Crawford.
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    MR. DIXON DIPS INTO HIS DIARY.
    1349 12 MR. DIXON DIPS INTO HIS DIARY. [AN EASTERN BOOKSHELF. AN EXPLORATION OF BYWAYS IN SINGAPORE. Singapore Patrol. The Experiences •f a Detective Officer in Malaya By Alec Dlxon (Harrmp 8a M "He who seeks mystery and romance in the lodge of a Chinese secret society," writes Mr Dlxon. "will find
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    NOTES Of The DAY.
    391 12 NOTES Of The DA Y. PVERYONE wll a*ree with Atr Commodore Smith's opinion, published In the last :ssv of The Sunday Times, that there s.iould tx official control of dls'.anre rights la this part of the »m.-I<j The Klnssf'Td Smith tra*' so It must now b- dfcrlbed has presented th
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      9 12 JOHN DUKE MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN. 21, BAITER V ROAU. SINGAPORE.
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    SIR SAMUEL HOARE ON INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS.
    2333 13 LATEST PHASE OF ABYSSINIAN WAR. British Oil Companies Not Exploiting Situation. CRISIS IN FAR EAST. How Government Advised Egypt. HITLER AND AIR PACT. OIK Samut'l Hoare, the Foreign Minister, speaking in the k Foreign Aflairs debate in the House of Commons last night, marie
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    8 13 Replacing the flags on the Cenotaph in Whitehall
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    U.S. SPEAKS OUT.
    373 13 North China Crisis. Treaties Must Be Respected, WHY POWERS ARE CONCERNED. Washington, Dec. 5. MR. CORDELL HULL US. Secretary of State, gave notice to the world tonight that the United States does not look with equanimity upon the autonomy movement in North China, and rails on all
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    FRESH PEIPING DEADLOCK.
    693 13 JAPANESE REJECT CHINESE PLAN Shanghai. Dec r > The situation In North China suddenly became worse yesterday. It is revealed, due to the rejection by th? Japanese military, on Instructions o! the Tolclo War Office, of General Ho Yinu-chins suggestion that the proDosed North China autonomy committee
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    17 13 The Archbishop of Canterbury shaking hands with one of the drivers of Ked Crow ambulance for Abyssinia.
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    £5 MILLIONS ON NAVAL BASE.
    74 13 QI'KSTION ASKED IN PARLIAMENT. London, Dec. 5. Up to Oct 31. £5.113.800 had beer expended under the Navy votes on th< construction and equipment of tht Singapore Naval Base, said Mr Ken neth Lindsay. Civil Lord of the Admiralty, in a reply to Mr. Thome
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    GEN. DE BONO BACK IN ROME.
    80 13 GEN. DE BONO BACK IN ROME. Rome. Dec. 5. Gen de Bono until recent!. Commander-in-Chi< f In Abyssinia, was greeted by Signor Mussolini and a crowd of 3000 on his arrival at the station which was guarded by a double line of Blackshlm The platfi.rm was occupied by a large
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    MORE PEACE PROPOSALS.
    147 13 Italy Abyssinia. France Delays Her Reply. DISAPPOINTMENT AT FLEET MOVES. I'aris, Dec. IT is understood that the British government has submitted, through Mr. .Maurice Peterson, the Foreign Oflec \h>-<inian expert, for the approval of the French (Jovi'rnment, new proposals for pi'ace in Abyssinia. Thre> tl. proposals irum
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    27 13 The It a!l males to become members <■: ing clubs fro;: of military service until 32 rules are laid down recardimvulging of infor::. I contracts for work— Reuter.
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    SIR A. CALDECOTTS LAST MESSAGE TO MALAYA.
    244 14 Will Keep In Close Contact From Hong Kong. "1 SHALL FIND REMINDERS OF THE LIFE I HAVE LOVED." THROUGH the Straits Times, Sir Andrew Caldecott, retiring Colonial Secretary, who leaves the Colony tomorrow to take over the higher post of Governor of Hong
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    PROSECUTION WITNESSES HELP ACQUITTAL.
    67 14 Katal Kijfht On K>late. i tavowaMi by two material witnesses for t) d a 30Teng Seah. went -d with Chye but this led Ij one ol rising hurt ip Hup R'jb- a ke- In hi* I < I which the ac- o have d his trial
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    GIANT FOKKER MAY COME TO SINGAPORE.
    35 14 GIANT FOKKER MAY COME TO SINGAPORE. Plans For Service To Ilatavia. which in the >on. this liner on the between AmK now under published that th I :it to the Nea special rdiii to the
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    SHOOTING OUTSIDE COFFEE SHOP.
    116 14 Police Arrest Young Man In Johore. After two week's investigation*, tnr Singapore police have made an arrest in connection with the fatal shooting of a 34- year-old Shanghai Chinese named Chung Siew-ct.ow outside a hop at the Junction of Syed Alwi Road and Jalan Besar on
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    DETECTIVE'S APPEAL FAILS.
    161 14 Case Of Trespass And Misappropriation. i Prom Our Own Corresponder.t) Kuala Lumpur. Dec. 3 Kuila Lumpur Supreme Court I Mr Justice Cussen dismissed the appeal of Ramasamy. a detective of several years' service attached tc the Detective Office. Kua a Lumpur against his conviction by the Kuala
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    WOMEN ROBBED AT NIGHT.
    52 14 .ear old woman, a If* say- I id the Singapore kM had been robbed of I :r of «old ear-rings va- <1 that on U ••ping in her room linos in the Board, she awoke 1 8. She ird I im.-b.xlv prowling about opening drawers and
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    IN HOSPITAL AFTER FIGHT OVER UMBRELLA.
    110 14 A Tamil named Slngaram. Is lying In a critical condition in the Oenera'. Hospital -through a dispute over a black umbrella worth about 15 cents About three weeks ago. Tamil and Maljbarl coolies at the Naval Base had a dispute over the theft of
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    KNOCKED DOWN UNSTABLE.
    56 14 ffttm Our Own Correspondent > Ipoh. Dec 5 I f W Hocking who knocked down a police constaole In Lahat Road was I Hacking stated that his n was concetraU-d on a lorry lie »us ordered to pay W5O In* irds the cost of repairing the The
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    41 14 t will take place at the. I Ipoh. on Sunday, of Mr m Tetk youngest son of kiMMM ciopeng miner. Mr I. and Mrs. Voon i Neoh. vt: and Mrs Ooh is the managing *ily and i.s have been ■I nl.itives
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    ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL BUILDING FAIR.
    60 14 ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL BUILDING FAIR. The official opening of the St Andrew's School building fair In aid of St Andrew's School building fund will be opened by Mrs. Urn Han Hoe. wife of the Hon. Dr. Llm Han Hoe. at 10 o'clock tomorrow. The fair will be open from 9
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    47 14 Pour attempts at extortion from a Chinese hawker and one such completed otlence were alleged against a young Chinese. Glow Ah Too. before Mr. Norman Grtce. the Blngapnre second magistrate, yesterday. He claimed trial on all the charges rird was allowed ball In $250 Jintll Dec 12
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    "MALAYA NOT OFF RADIO MAP."
    598 14 "MALA YA NOT OFF RADIO MAP. \Governor Opens Exhibition At Penang. 500 SEE STALLS. I*HE relayed speech from Oovern1 ment House with which His Excellency the Governor. Sir Shenton Thomas, opened the Penang wireless exhibition yesterday was clearly heard by hsteners-in at Singapore as it was being broadcast from Penang.
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    CANADA MOVES OFFICIAL
    86 14 OIL BAN PLAN DISPUTE. Otla*a IV It is announced that Mr J Riddeil, Canadian representative at Geneva, appointed to attend trie International Labour C'unfen Chile His departure has no CMUMCtion wttl Resting an oil emtaruo according to a statement by the acting Canadian Prime Minister iled that
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    PRINCE SVASTI.
    59 14 Prince Svaati. father of the ex Qu.-. n ot Siam is seriously ill in hi* r in Burma Road. Penan* The Man who is 70 years i Id has been 111 for some time but appeared t be on th» wav t<> recently by Prince Purarhatra A telegram
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    17 14 The death has or. urr.-d in l'.irls of the famous savant Pr fir r Charles Rlrhet Reuter
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    CLAIM FOR TURF CLUB SWEEP PRIZE FAILS.
    664 15 Ticket Bought And Sold By Member. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Dec. 5. THK itidprm-nt of Mr. Justice R. Cussen, in an interesting lottery rat read t<><lay in the Seremban Supreme Court. In this case, an.in clairii-d from a Bombay merchant, K. M.
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    85 15 Mr. R L. Bridges, superintendent of the Victoria Theatre. Singapore. was uninjured when his taxi, shown in the photograph, somersaulted last night. He slightly injured his right leg as b* crawled through a window and into the drain a few minutes afterwards. The accident occurred shortly after nine o'clock last
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    McNAIR ROAD SCHOOL PRIZE DAY.
    408 15 Primary Education. Yesterday was prize day at the McNalr Road English School, a primary school attended by some 400 children between the ages of six and ten I There was an exhibition of handcraft In which parents and visitors evinced keen Interest, while the concert
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    ATTEMPTS TO MAKE RAIN.
    48 15 i From Our Oicn Correspondent Batavia Dec 4. A Mr Veraart. of Java, claims to be ab'.e to make rain, and he has been experimenting in last Java oi estates. So far. hovccier, his efforts hate not been successful, according to the Soerbaiasch Handelsblad.
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    PICKPOCKET IN BUS.
    189 15 Slit Pocket Open With Knife. «From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Dec. 5. Sentence of six months' rigorous Imprisonment, to be followed by one year's police supervision, was passed by the second magistrate. Che Maarof In the Kuala Lumpur Police Court today, on a pickpocket. Ho Kok
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    26 15 Lord Baden -Powell has arrived at Nairobi Mr E F. Stephenson. Executive Electrical Engineer, has arrived in Ipoh to f»ke th« place of Mr C. Harry.
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    SECONDARY WIFE'S ALLEGATIONS.
    222 15 Husband Three Women Acquitted. From Our Own Correspond' n* > Kuila Lumpur. Dec 5. The cas? In which Chin Kirn and three women. Ah How, Soon See Moi and Chen Lam. were charged with wrongfully cor straining the wife of the first accused, and usine crimin ll
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    TWO BODIES FOUND IN POOL ON SAME DAY.
    93 15 TWO BODIES FOUND IN POOL ON SAME DAY. Search For Missing Boy Ends. (From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh. Dec 5 Having disappeared since Tuesday, a Chinese boy. 11 years of age. wi cead last night, in the public bathl^T pool behind the Tronoh police Earlier in the day the body
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    32 15 The Danish. Norwegian, and Swedish Prime Ministers who are all B —will meet in Helslngfors on December 7 and 8 the Finnish delegates to the Joint Labour Committee of North European Countries.
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    LABOURERS' FIGHT AT AERODROME.
    267 15 ACCUSED ALI KGES HE WAS ASSAULTED. T"HE defence b< day of Sarjan Singh. Pal Singh. Nand Singh and Kawal Blngh, who stand charged at the I before Mr. Justir Terrell and a common Jury. OS tv.r counts following the fight at the m w aerodrome at
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    15 15 The Lancashire I gallon, which has arr.voi at 1 will give evidence Textile Tariff Board
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    REVIEW OF THE TURF IN 1935—PAST SEASON FEATURES.
    1446 16 REVIEW OF THE TURF IN 1935— PAST SEASON FEATURES. BAHRAM CARRIED OFF £31,328 IN STAKES No Cause For Alarm Over Invasion From France. (By Our London Staff.) Fleet Street. Not. 26. f?OR the second season in succession and for the third time in thr past four years Frank Butter* has
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    UNITED SERVICES XV.
    91 16 Changea Outside Owing To Darling's Absence. Ihr I niird s,rr\n < U meet Singapart m thr Malaya (up (<>mprtiti'in at \ns.in Ro.id Stadium tomorrow hjs l>een chnsen as f.llloHS IX* U>t..n or I. arc> I \< < astrll. l.irut < hestnult. I Mi Knicht and l>r Rolan:
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    30 16 S<ulland beat th Rest at soccer on the S.C.C. Parian* on Monday by three coals to two They loukrd quite pleased with themselves at half-time when this picture was taken.
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    17 16 W r Mayor who I as been dropped from ts>e Selancor XT to make way for Todd
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    Million Sterling Increase In Tote Turnover.
    706 16 WOMEN OWNERS WIN 300 RACES. By Our London Staff i Fleet Street. Nov 25. A PPRENTICES have figured proms nently. during the past season, not only by reason of the many notable successes gained but because of th? Jockey Club's action In altering the
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    HAVE VILLA TURNED THE CORNER?
    289 16 Home Football Game At Manchester A Searching Test. LJAVK Aston Villa turned the corner "m question every toccer enthusiast must be asking afloi thnr lait week's home victory —their llrsts.me Sept. II —over Stoke < i<> The Villa, oldest members ol HM Senior Division of
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    S. R. C. DEFEAT CRICKET CLUB FOR THE SECOND TIME.
    669 17 BUT LOSERS PLAYED A BETTER GAME. Sullivan Gets Winning Goal Ten Minutes From End. SCC. 1; S.R.C. 2. THK S.R.e. went nap for the second time when they again Just managed to beat the S.C.C. on the pa dang yesterday.
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    6 17 I) Johnston of the Singapore Ki.th> \>
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    12 17 K Muthucummm who has played for Singapore at Cricket, Soccer, mnd horke>
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    WHO WILL TAKE "WOODEN SPOON?"
    226 17 Malaya Cup Rugby. Johorc I nablc To Field Best XV At Genuaag. n Our Omii < orrc spondrnl) Julutrr Rahru. Dec 4. IOIIOKt will ptftj lirr last Malaya (up mate h nn Saturday whrn a$M uill mrrt thr Negri Malacca I utiihinjliKM at (iciiu.inr the
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    NAVY MEN SEEM TO LIKE K.L.
    77 17 'From Our Own Correspondent >. Kuala Lumpur. Dec 5. HM S Cornwall's sportsmen seem to thrive in the Federal Capita! for their hockey team followed the example of the rugger men and beat a Se'.angor Club XI by four goals to nil today. Cuthbert
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    ROBERTS KNOCKED OUT.
    83 17 •From Our Own Correspondent' Ipor\ Dec 6 Last night's programme at Jubilee Park was an unattractive one and was very poorly supported The three preliminaries provided boxing of a very poor standard. The main event between L S Fon.l and Brown Roberts, who were meeting for the
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    FIRST UNOFFICIAL TEST.
    70 17 1 >mbay. Dec 5 In the first unoGUUI "Test" between an All-India XI and the .Australian touring team the Incian XI were all out for 163 F Mjt i. >gly bowler took five afcta ts for 50 The Australians scored 124 for two wickets before the close
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    N.S. vs. SELANGOR.
    63 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. Dec. 5. The fi. Mowing will represent Negrl Sembilan in the Inter-state hockey match against Selangor at Kua'a Lumpur on Saturday: B Manurt: R C W Fo»lct and Dr O Van Ofynl: Maarof. R N Turnn and Mohamrd Ah: J E. Edmonds.
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY.
    61 17 The following have accepted to play heckey for SCC. vs. H.MA Terror today at SCC: H A Bxlry <Capt>; P. W. F. Mills and A. K L. Strph»ruon. T. P. F. McNclce D. H. Tudor and T. Uaclachlan; A. O. Cooper. L D. S Garden.-r. F. L. Lane,
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    S.C.C. RUGBY.
    69 17 I The following have accepted to play i Rugby Football for SCC. "A" vs Wilts today at SCC: W N. Rothrry: O. Do&fc. J. B. W»lto«. H J. M. HMketh and O. A. L. Plunun-r. F. I. Trrtnirtt and A. Crctnarty; 8. J. Rand. I N. Griffith Jones,
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS.
    58 17 The following matches In the Lawn Bowls Championship organised by the SCC will take place next week. Monday, Dec. 9. A. Ferguson vs. W If. Edwards. Tuesday. Dec 10. E. J. Cassels vs P U Scott. Today O C Miller and P. O'Neill Dunne meet In the
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    INTER-CLUB MATCH AT ISLAND CLUB.
    294 17 local Golf. Women Compete For The Siamese Cup. On Sunday the Isiar.d Club will entertain the Japanese Golf Club. Tin teams and starting times. Island Club players mentioned first, are as follows: t.45 W. McMullan (SI and C A. R Bateman (4) vs. Y. Chlkamoto
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    TONIGHTS BOXING.
    94 17 Classic Fight Expected At New World Stadium. The New Work Stadium should be filled to canaritr tonight for thr lone awaited return fight between Younc Aide and Amie R.tphael. Koth men *re trained to perfection Aide i im'idrnt that he ran reverse the derision Raphael r nurd over
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    SINGAPORE G.C.
    31 17 The usual Singapore GC monthly mixed foursomes competition will be played on Sunday afternoon. Dec. 15. The Band of the Wiltshire Regiment will play from 6 30 p m.
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    GOLF AT R.J.I.C.
    26 17 The monthly medal for December will be played off on Thursday and Friday. Dec 19 and 30 at the Royal Johore International Club.
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    Y.M.C.A. "AT HOME."
    51 17 The final of the men's doubles handicap tournament will be played on Saturday. Dec. 7 commencing at 445 pm. sharp Refreshments will be served and at the conclusion of the match the prises won in the Autumn handicap tournament will be distributed by Mrs J T N.
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    THE CLUB VERANDAH
    465 17 Australian Cricket Prodigy A Second Bradman Jack Doyle Again. Conducted by TJUOHTON." I^EWS comes from Australia of a re- 1 markable boy cricketer, aged 12, who is not only the talk of Bydney but is being spoken of throughout Australia as a future Test player. His name
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    44 17 *«rt» SCC 8 C C llmkr. <■■..: f.il.C A at S C R C IMS Turor at SCC. Cnl:.« II RaflW Colleyr A at C II \s Mrdlral Culleife II Boxiac: Hapbatl «1 AU> at Mb Bacta«: Fyrak Turf Club Sk Pint Da>
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    Y.M.C.A. POOL CLOSED.
    13 17 The YMCA Swimmi:.. Canning Is closed fur eh an'ru 1
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    ARSENAL PLAY LIKE CHAMPIONS.
    1756 18 English Soccer Sidelights. Responded To Musical Programme Sunderland Home Record Aston Villa's Weak Spots Strengthened "Saints" Have A Happy Jubilee Port Vale Concede Nine Goah On The Continent Case For Substitutes. (By Oar London Staff) Fleet Street. No*. 25. < COR a change Sunderland beat their
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    Brentford Were Unlucky To Lose To Chelsea.
    215 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Not. 25. Chelsea 2. > Brentford 1 Till* match between two of London's leading teams did not produce the thrills and good football we expected, but It w.is une of the fa*te*t games I have seen this season.
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    21 18 Drake, the Arsenal i ontrefcirn.ird. let* drive at the Wnlverhampton coal with his left foot after aviiidin» a tarklr b? Morns
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    23 18 mi* only caal acain«t Chelsea was scored by Robson from a penally al Stamford Bridge a* seen here. The Bees lo«t I—Z.1 Z.
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    8 18 Gordon Hodgson, one of Liverpool* stalwart South Africans.
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    1453 19 Puzzle For Jalan Raja What Happens To Mr. Rex? Unemployment Problems Golf Club To Have Swimming Pool Miners* Plaint. (From <)ur Owa Correflpondent). Koala Lumpur. Dec. 5. r\ profakfM aris- Ht«<liihip add of a muck less imp»)rt;iry is: kpt> to Mr. he v. ill gc to
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    109 19 Raja Mohamad, acting Agricultural Officer, Cameron Highlands, U iwturuiriK to Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 19. aiter about seven months' service at the Highlands Mr. E A. Curtler. who was I formerly stationed at Uhe UUtblands. will take over when he retumx shortly from leave, Mr. Curtler spent some study leave
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    MUAR KARTHIGAI FESTIVAL.
    119 19 Celebrations On Sunday. (From Our Own Correspondent Muar, Dec. 4. Arrangement! are bring made In Muar by the Nattukotai Chettlars community for the celebration of the annual Karthlfal festival on Dec. 8. The celebrations will begin in the morning with px>Jais for the deity Rubnunanlar, and there
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    46 19 The chairman of the Kuala I umpur Sanitary Board (Major G. M. Kldd). the District Officer (Che Camah>. and Messrs. John Hands. M C H H. 3. Lee, J. R Vethavanam and Che Abdul Rahman will form the Assessment Appeals Committee of the Board for 1836
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    F.M.S. APPOINTMENTS.
    168 19 Mr. Cow-gill As I)ir.-(ieneral Of Post« And Telegraphs. The following appointments arc notified ln the FUS. Government Gaaette Messrs. J. B MicLachlan and O R Percy, M.C. to be Senior Executive Engineers. Malayan Public Works Service. Lieut. C. J. M. Watts to ac an Adjutant. Volunteer Forces, Malaya.
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    MALAYAN ITEMS.
    172 19 MALAYA N ITEMS. I An examination for students Chinese schools in Perak *..>■ held <n |f>ur centres, Kampar. Sitiawan. Tal.ii ing and Ipoh. on Monday and Tuesday. Over 500 students, both boys and gins, > sat for the examination. Hat number Jtting ln Ipoh being about 264. Mr. Chua Hun
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      280 20 "Refreshing Change In Social Life." To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir.— The peculiar social structure of Singapore makes it necessary that Dominions Club, as proposed by a correspondent of the Straits Times yesterday, should be formed so soon as practicable. The Influx of Dominions people to
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      PRINCIPLE INVOLVED IS DANGEROUS.
      152 20 "Encouragement Of Nationalism.** To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir. A dangerous principle is involved in the suggestion in a letter to, th<- Straits Times yesterday that i 1 club for people from the Dominions should be established in Singapore. Why create a division between
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      MUSIC LOVERS.
      37 20 Suggestion For Formation Of A Society. To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir May I heartily endorse the comments expressed by your corres- pondent "Ragle" concerning the lack of musical appreciation in Singapore j
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      EUTHANASIA.
      502 20 A Doctor's Views On "Mercy Killing." To the Editor of the StraiU Times Sir. In this marcriillstlc age. wo are hearing a good deal of euthanasia or. as the papers call it. mercy killing i There Is now a movement on foot to legalise the killing of people suffering
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    WHEN ALL FIRST-CLASS MAIL WILL GO BY AIR.
    1150 20 British Policy For African And Australian Routes. 1 *THE short and superficial view of British comm.-rclal aviation at the present time may be said to present a paradox. Great Britain has fewer commercial aircraft than any other Oreat Power. "Her commercial aircraft
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      346 20 that he did not object U) my smoking a limited number ot* Craven "A" cigarettes, as in his opinion they are the jm^n'OL, V Iva s i harm t'u 1 of all; otherwise he would adviM me to give up M,^ smoking entirely. 1 H s Wt" Cfcrj pmmmmUty (Oiiiujl
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      506 21 The Three Friends. By Norvaan Collins (.ollanri. M. jyjl: rni.I.lNS'S Three Friend- I art- three comniorcial trmvol-| lcr> of the mure opulent kind, an-l he introtiik-fs them so efTVotively in few papes of his rwvv book that ever .-ifter you fee] sure that you have known them
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      POIGNANT NEW AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
      777 21 POIGNANT NEW AUTOBIOGRAPHY. STRANGE EPISODES OF LIFE. New Armour For Old. An Autobiography. By W OSfJlHran M«ton? Gotland. Is. M. Mr Motony's autobiography Is so poignant, so self -revealing and at umes so desperate, that the readers first conviction is that It cannot be i autobiography at all. This impression
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      14 21 A new Shakespeare book V Sir John Sajairc— has keen added to Raffles Library
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      A RUBBER PROBLEM.
      738 21 A PLEA FOR V SIX im tm The Trvth AborU Robber Restriction With Suppl-mrnt By L W Holland I Kelly ana] Walsh. Stnr» Por«J. Mr Ho land would sweep away rubber restriction. In these days In Malaya it is almost sacrilege to offer such criticism, but Mr
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      908 22 Here, There Everywhere. A SeU-rtion iff ><>/♦•.<. Nmh And Vim* From Alt Parts Oj The Korld Collected By The Motoring V.orrenpondeM. rRFE British motorists. In a British car. set out on Monday last on an attempt to shorten the journey loi Nigeria by several days To 4V will have to
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      The Popular Vauxhall Light Six.
      307 22 The Popular Vauxhall Light Six. IT would scarcely be an exaggeration to say that very few cars wt.ich have appeared in the whole history o' I British motoring have exercised so strong an influence upon contemporary design and have legitimately achieved so striking a success as the Vauxhall Light Six
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      SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL AMBULANCE.
      36 22 This Austin ambulance has covered over IM.Mt mile* in Sincapore It has never had a breakdown once and is still a* good as it ana when put on the road two years ago.
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      SILVER JUBILEE EXPRESS.
      156 22 THE Silver Jubilee. Britain's Orst streamline train, made Its inaugural passenger run from Newcastle to London 268 miles in two minutes under the scheduled time of four hours The highest speed attained was 90 m p h The train's official time was an hour less than the
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      The Austin "Twenty"
      184 22 Ambulance. ANA. v and the Bnw ambulance construet :<>n tre of much attraction .it thi Olympia exhibits It had a six-cylindered ei.itr speed Reart>>x with ■jraehroa gagement for 2nd. 3rd and t< BtahM a sturdy jackn.r low pressure tyres, while ttM and gearbox are mounted drive to
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    RUBBER REGULATION REVIEWED.
    1853 23 Report For 1934— -Assessment Anomalies R evision Still Necessary Old Estates Favoured. By Our Planting Correspondent. i IN attempting a review of the report on the working of rubber regulation In the FMS. durinß 1934. which was laid before the Federal Council recently, I prorst to quote
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    JUNGLE FELLED BUT NEVER BURNT.
    91 23 In this younc clearing, which U brine cultivated undrr forestry i»ndi ti.ms. the Jangle was frllrd in 1933 and left U grow up acain M'hrn restriction was seen to be imminent no time waa left for holini before pl.tnUnr. so renUees were cot through the
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