The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 March 1934

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press And DAILY NEWS. N° 14 '0(i ESTD. 1835. MONDAY. MXHC^^^^ =S==^== 10 CENTS.
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    Tariff Dictator Not Wanted
    635 1 D i: MOCRA 1 S UN REVOLT Bitter Opposition In Congress -><*" York. Mar. 1 4 I TER and protracted battle over Roosevelt*! request lor powers egotiate trade agreements and! iriffi is forecast by Washington pondents. Klfh the President emphasised! la only asking tor powers for
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    Plot To Murder Mussolini
    149 1 LONDON ANTI-FASCISTS INVOLVED Four Italians To Be Tried i- Home, Mar I, -j*he allegation ol an attempt to ■tttllnate ICusaollnl is made m nection with the trial which will open ion Mar. 1G be lore the special tribunal for the defence ol the State ol lour
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    NANKING INTERESTED IN TAN KAH KEE
    59 1 NANKING INTERESTED IN TAN KAH KEE Overseas Committee Decision INSTRUCTIONS TO LOCAL CONSUL I AND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Shanghai, Mar. .3. A meeting of the Overseas Committee of the Nanking Government today decided to instruct the Consul and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce at Singapore to devise means for helping
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    U.S. In Complete Accord With Britain
    240 1 U.S. In Complete Accord With Britain DISARMAMENT Roosevelt Will Help All He Can BUT FRANCE IS CRITICAL I Washington. Mar. 1 HPHE United States Government is m I complete accord with the British view on disarmament, according to records of a conversation between Mr. {Phillips. Under Secretary of State, and
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    JAPAN'S EYES ON YANGTSE REGION
    160 1 JAPAN'S EYES ON YANGTSE REGION Hoic Russia Views Pa Yi Enthronement I Moscow, Mar. 3. The enthronement of Pu Vi is interpreted as a move m Japanese aims by I Karl Radek writing m Izvestia. He contends that Japanese activities ,m Manchukuo. Jehol and Mongolia are In the nature of
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    "PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW"
    385 1 International Press View Shanghai, Mar. 4. It is very difficult to find a friendly comment in the Chinese. British or American Press throughout China on the establishment ot the monarchy In the Three Eastern Provinces. Pu Yi. because of the puppet nature of his status and
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    21 1 A Picture which does require words to indicate that there was a very lar„e attendance at the Singapore races on Saturday.
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    Business Chiefs Are Optimistic
    359 1 SLUMP ENDING Britain Making Decisive Recovery HARRODS CHAIRMAN CHEERFIL I London, Mar. 1. iTHE belief shared by the public as well as by business and official circles that Britain is making a decisive I recovery from the effects o: the depression was strengthened to-day by a
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    FRENCH MISSING
    34 1 FRENCH MISSING Anxiety For Safety Of Costes Paris. Mar. 4. There has been no news l.n twenty ;wo hours of the famous airman. Costes. who left Le Bourget yesterday at noon for Copenhagen. Reuter
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    17 1 Washington. Mar. 3. John Ringling, the circus magnate, has filed a divorce *.nit Q_-_ir»_t i-.<. wife. Reuter
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    50 1 Chicago, Mar. 1 Dr. Wynekoops repudiation of her confession" to the murder of her daughter-in-law. Rheta. declaring that, she made it because of a police assurance that this would effect the release ,of her son Earie, provided anothf•court sensation m the trial which ia now m its closing stages Reuter
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      120 1 On Other Pages «>?i h K fa f» eSt r „nfr m th world, which will probably be used on the Singapore-Darwin route, has just passed its Air Ministry trials— Paxe 9 Alpine Hut was tipped for the Grand National by Mr. OTerrall. welt-known Irish breeder, interviewed at the races
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    HON. E. C. HARMSWORTH
    59 2 Visiting Singapore This Week I From Our Own Correspondent i Bangkok. Mar. 4. Lord Rothermere's son 'the Hon. E. C. Harmswor.th". Sir Perclval Philipps and party returned from Angkor today and are flying by Imperial Airways to Singapore to-morrow. They were delighted with Angkor but were
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    THE LEIPZIG FAIR
    276 2 Greater Interest Than Last Year I Leipzig. Feb. 21. The optimistic spirit m which the I German business world faces the j second year ot the Hitler regime Is j clearly demonstrated by the fact that |at the Leipzig International Trade I Fair, to te opened on
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    SOCONY CLAIM
    94 2 i Yentuim Oil Supply Burnt In 1931 r The Standard Oil Co.. of New York,! has presented a claim amounting to V. 5.000 to Klrin Provincial Government for the oil supply at Yentung, which was burnt by bandits under Sun Kuo-ying m 1931. This claim was made through
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    LORRY DROPS 280 FEET
    80 2 But Driver Was Not Hurt Kandy. Feb. 13. A lorry. X 3807, belonging to Hydery and Co.. Colombo, while returning to Colombo, early this morning, went off the road at the 61st mile, on the Kadugannawa Pass. It dropped about 280 feet and was totally wrecked.
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    41 2 A hearty send-off was accorded to the Rev. E. T. Loader on Thursday evening, a! St. Mark's Church. Butter- worth, by the Tamil parishioners of the Province Wellesley and Kedah 1 Church Mission, on the occasion ot his departure to England
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  • GOVERNMENT CLERKS' INDEBTEDNESS
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      SIR CECIL CLEMENTI
      169 2 Few Hours Stay m Colombo When Sir Cecil Clementi, Lady ClemenU and their two daughters arrived m Colombo m the Ranpura. Hisj Excellency was met on board by the Hon. Sir Graeme Tyrrell. Chief Secretary of Ceylon, and Sir Herbert Dowbiggin. He went ashore In the company
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      "A MIGHTY GAMBLE"
      197 2 Sir Henry Page-Croft's Contention London. Feb. 20. Not one single section of organized j political opinion m India was satisfied I with the White Paper, which would l not bring peace, declared BrigadierGeneral Sir Henry Page-Croft (Conservative, Bournemouth) m the course ot a speech at Chichester, addressing
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      RAIL ACCIDENTS
      73 2 Five Killed m Football Train Collision Madrid. Feb. *hJ. At least five people were killed and I upwards of a hundred injured when a special train on which 1,900 football fans who had attended Sunday's game at the capital between teams represent |ing Madrid and Seville were, returning
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      OFFICIAL REPLY TO PENANG PLEA
      422 2 I No Promise Can Be Given The Straits Echo publishes the gist of the Government's reply to the resolutions forwarded m connection with the indebtedness of Government clerks. It will be' recalled that the resolutions were drawn up at a mass meeting of the Government
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      £100,000 DIAMOND
      101 2 Arrives m Amsterdam for Sale Amsterdam. Feb. 20. The giant 726-carat diamond recently found m South Africa by a planter named Jonker has arrived here to b^ sold m the open market. The first reports that the stone had been sold to a London syndicate for £70.000 have
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      157 2 Mr. J. J. G. MacLeod has been grunted a licence to act as Pilot m the Pilotage District of Penang A pretty wedding m the orthodox Malay style took place at the residence of the bride's parents m Kuala Kangsar Road. lpoh. on Saturday 'night. The contracting parties were j
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      HOUSE OF DE LA RUE
      396 2 History of a Famous birm The House of Thomas de la Rue and Co.. Ltd.. the well-known makers of playing cards, fountain pens and stationery of ail kinds has a history steeped m tradition. One would hardly i associate this firm with straw hats, but
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      97 2 Mr. Frank L. Packard, famous Canadian mystery story writer and author of the popular Jimmy Dales Mystery stories, accompanied by Mrs. Packard and their daughter, arived from Manila on Feb. 19 on the Empress of Asia for an extended aStay In Hong Kong and Is making his headquarters at Repulse
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      59 2 If you think Trader Horn had thrills wait till yon see "ESKIMO" ra-*sftisssßiM_i_._.__a_a___i I To* need suffer no lonfcr the pel* end discomfort of Pheumart-n I Sciatica. Lumbago If your blood Is kept In a pure end healthy state remove the cause of the trouble by takl/i* Oaffce's Mood rlbcture.
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      40 2 ENNO" GREASE CUP economical simple method lubrication for every industry, j t'^ s K_B^''J____ f R______j*s_s iML^ftife-^- (Jr^ NO WICKS TO 'i-oz. mder perfect control, feeding the the machinery is m motion only. Sole Agents:, ENGINEERS LIMITED. BRANCHES. sssn_w ■■Bß^pnaaasWßeMa^
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      208 2 CLASSIFIED ADV EN ERG EN Bread. Rusks. Meal, Digestive Biscuits. Batons and Batoncttes. The ESSENTIAL element m SANE SLIMMING DIET. Ask for literature concerning the approved 18 day Diet for Sane Slimming. 1 MEDICAL HALL LTD. I CHEMISTS. J BUSINESS CARDS STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY) STATIONERS A KEPAIBEBS. 14A Chance Alley,
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      380 2 TENDERS SINGAPORK MUNICIPALITY Tender*. Tenders are now following materials r particulars, see Municipa. Construction ol 5 Drains and eul posed pi ay i rig Course Area. Dal noon, Saturday. M Supply of High Tubes. Date o: i c Monday, April 30t) C. H UCL. Municipal S NOTICES. SELANGOR Tl Xi
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      148 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK Monday. sth. High Water 00.42 a.m.. 12.57 p.m Football: S.C.C vs. Combined Government Services, S.C.C. Singapore Amateur Boxing Tournament. Drill Hall. 6.30 p m Tuesday. f»th. High Water 1.07 a.m.. 1.37 p.m Football S.C.C. vs Medical Services. sec Wednesday, 7 th. High Water 1.35 a.m.. 2.21
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    KUALA LUMPUR FLYING CLUB
    508 3 KUALA LUMPUR FLYING CLUB w RECORD OF HOURS Malaya's First Chinese (iirl Pilot Our Own Correspondent') Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 2. Chinese girl to take up lays flew solo last month Lumpur. re the record of hours Down month was broken by the impur Flying Club durmg :.(i this m spite
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    THE SWIMMING CLUB
    448 3 Enjoyable At Home And Prize Presentation Despite the threatening weather the Swimming Club's "at home'" on Friday was a very successful event, a large number Of members anci friends at- tending to see the swimming races and remaining lor supper and dancing. In the women's championship race
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    GROSS NEGLECT OF DUTY
    19 3 DJBX Sultan Dismissed •*>- n __t*__ by the Government for gross n TV^XIt he blackmailed his
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    SUNGEI UJONG CLUB
    694 3 SCHEME FOR SWIMMING POOL Details of $18,000 Proposal From Our Own Correspondent.' Seremban, Mar. 1. Seremban is to have a swimming pool estimated to cost $18,000 Speaking at the half yearly general meeting of the Sungei Ujong Club, Mr. Walter G. Howse, the president, said: "I think
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    FIFTY PER CENT FEWER
    86 3 How Planting Staffs Have Been Cut m D.E.I. Medan. Feb. 26. The Deli Coupon states that there were 255 estate managers and 751 assistants m the East Coast of Sumatra at the end of last year. Of these 139 were Dutchmen or Dutch subjects and 116
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      63 3 IS~>> I J Dial 4825 Ua)|^L^^ SPECIAL DISHES FOR THIS WEEK MONDAY ROAST LAMB. Red Currant Jelly and Mint Sauce. TUESDAY STEAK. KIDNEY MUSHROOM FIB. WEDNESDAY ROAST PHEASANT. Bacon and Bread Sauce. THURSDAY BRAISED BRISKET OF BEEF, Black Mushrooms and Walnuts. FRIDAY ROA.ST BEEF, Yorkshire PudL <ii>^ and Horseradish Sauce.
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      783 3 i^Sr _JbL£Ji__-M_MmAs!ttV :OMMENCING MONDAY MORNING URING STOCKTAKING— just completed— we discovered, m all epartments. many items that were overlooked during the bustle and rush of the January Sale. FROM MONDAY, MARCH sth to SATURDAY, MARCH 10th. THIS STOCK IS BEING OFFERED AT OUTRIGHT CLEARANCE PRICES IRRESPECTIVE OF ORIGINAL There are
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    My Pilgrimage To Mecca
    2291 4 By Lady Evelyn Cobbold The First White Woman To Enter The Forbidden City PART II A FTER the Dawn Prayer on March 19th. I set out m a Ford touring car on the eventful journey to Medina. a distance of two hundred and fifty miles from
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      173 4 PW^^-~. __fln\ Jl m¥ Mr -r^->" I Itl I _____L_,\. *c<"< I I 'ait... buy I UndUt I ks arrive ISOMULL MAKERS. By its freedom from bite and parch "EDGEWORTH" continues to win smokti. who have not previously experienced the satisfaction derived from this fragrant mellow and cool burning International
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    Chicago By Night
    249 5 U.irr\ Lauder with guests at feu new home at Strathaven (Lanarkshire) Left to right. Mr. Horace Collins, the theatrical producer; Mr. Dave Willis, the comedian: Mrs. Willis: Sir Harry Lauder; <»reta Lauder. Sir Harry's ni_*ce: and Mrs. Horace Collins. A striking nierht view of Chicago where Michigan
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    "ALPINE HUT IS A GOOD THING" STEAMER SINKS LOCAL TONGKANG
    532 6 IRISH BREEDER 'S 'NATIONAL' TIP Views On Local Racing Mr More O'Ferrall, representative ot the bloodstock exporting firm, the Anglo-Irish Agency of Old Bond Street, London, was one ot the visitors at the Races yesterday. Mr. O'Ferrall told a Free
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    HIT WITH OAR
    108 6 Man FalLs Overboard and Disappears Ngoh Tlcw Keng. a 21-your-old Hok kien, was produced m the Third Magistrate's court on Saturday on a charge of causing hurt to one Tan Ter with an oar on the night of Mar. 1. Court Inspector C. J. Bembroke ex plained
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    "TAKING THE COUNT"
    253 6 Why Mr. W'in-ston Churchill Smiled "May I draw your attention. Mr. Speaker, to the fact that there are not forty members present?" Mr. Winston Churchill spoke. Mr. fhurchn's appearances m the House of Commons are not frequent. When he has nothing to say he stays away. On
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    MANNEQUIN PARADE
    197 6 The Latest m Beach Pyjamas and Swimming Suits Beach pyjamas are going to be as popular m 1934 as they were last year. Some attractive new models were displayed at John Littles on Saturday when Miss Anna Paton. who was acclaimed "Miss Singapore" by public vote at the
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    FRIEND OF THE SYCE
    93 6 Robs European House At Taiping (From Our Own Correspondent.* Taiping Mar. 1. For stealing a blazer, a swimming costume, a powder puff etc., the property of Miss Lorna Dennett, a young Malay was convicted m the police court sentence being deferred. The accused, it was stated,
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    HANGED IN CELL
    111 6 Warders Punished For Negligence <Fror Our Own Correspondent* Seremban- Mar. 3. Remarking that the deceased hang-' ed himself with a piece of bathing 1 cloth which should never have been' m the c^ll, the Se'rembah Coroner today returned a verdict of suicide by hanging at the inquest
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    66 6 His many friends will be interested to hear that Mr. E. R. Salisbury, the well-known Malayan planter. has joined forces with Mr. Norman V. Ablet t and started business as Universal Uncles" at 11. Bolton Street. Piccadilly, W.l. The Arm is prepared to meet requirements covering a large range of
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    TANGLIN WEDDING
    167 6 C.S.M. Cooper and Miss A. K. L. Brown At Tanglin Garrison Church on Saturday C.S.M. Joseph Cooper of the Wiltshire Regiment was married to Miss Amelia Kathleen Lilian Brown. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cooper, of Melksham, Wiltshire, and the bride is
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    PUBLIC HEALTH EXPERTS
    180 6 Rockefeller Foundation Officials' Visit Professor W. W. Jameson. Professor ol Public Health at the London School lofI of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and j a member ot the Colonial Advisory Mejaical Committee, arrived m Singapore I yesterday by road from Malacca. Accompanied by Dr. F. F. Russell
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    FORMER STATE SECRETARY
    200 6 Death of Dato Ismail bin Bachok Dato Ismail bin Bachok formerly State Secretary of Johore who took a leading part m the signing of the Treaty of Pahang m 1887 died m Johore yesterday. Joining the service of Johore Government m 1883, Dato Ismail had a distinguished
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    CHINESE GAMBLERS
    137 6 Fined And Lose Stakes (From Our Own Correspondent .> Taiping. Mar. 1. A oat eh ol 21 gamblers, all Chinese except one, a Malay, were produced before the Taiping magistrate today. Oiv man had three dollars m his shoe. Asked, why he had slipped the money into his
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    INVULNERABLE ?
    204 6 INVULNERABLE At All Events He Was Acquitted Kuala Lumpur. Mar. 1. A Chinese who is said to be known as "Tiger's Head" and "Invulnerable" appeared m the local police court yesterday. This man. Lim Ah Kwee. was charged with attempted extortion from another Chinese, Lum Hoong. by threat of personal
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    CUSTOME DUTY EVASION
    207 6 Charge Against Kuala Lumpur Firm (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Mar. 3. Much interest is being taken m piece .goods circles m Kuaia Lumpur and Singapore m the prosecution oi (Han Singh and Company, one oi the leading inns engaged m this trad,' m th.' F.M.S.
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    COMMUNISM IN JAPAN
    119 6 Sons of Two Viscounts m Toils of Law Tokio. Feb. 20. The 25-year-old heir of Viscount Mori, Chairman of the Tokio City Council, and the second son of Viscount Hachicho have been sentenced to two and three years' imprisonment, respectively, for Communist activities. Viscount Hachicho. as a
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    BUT REFUSES TO STOP
    275 6 BUT REFUSES TO STOP Disclosure At Inquest A collision on Pulau I en unknown stean resulted m the slnkini i vessel, one member <>: fatally injured on Batui The deceased was s j32. a Tamil Islam Abdul Kader. snothe. Of the ill-fated tongkan, |at the Coroner's- Inqui jHe stated that
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    ENGLISH SPECIALIST ENDS INDIGESTION
    119 6 If you sillier from I feel agony utter eattnj ence. indigestion m< to and gat a bot 1 1 ol Stomach Powder T;i M mula 11 used m all th Hospitals to CUT and duodenal triceri AIM can '-jet Maclean Brand Powder ready packed ists No
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      59 6 "ESK3IVIO" Is more beautiful than white shadow* and more thrilling than trader horn AGONISING PILES. rhors is ao need to suffer this distressike •waUiuf and innainmatron. RwuhT^uw 22ftt U "".f^ In »o.t obstinate caawT birnpl. to use and l certain ia lt curativ. acd^ SrJSTt Bndf Ro d Singapore ocr
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      713 6 $150 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPE TITION Six Free Chances Every Week BELOW will be found particulars of the NUMBER OF CORRECT FORECASTS Fr-^ Pre_< Football Competitio:. Su 29 CLAIMED. m which you are asked to forecast results of The full result, of all tbe matches piaved ten
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      68 6 bor 2 YEARS, London Theatregoers flocked to f* Now FOX brings it to the Talking Screen _s a br U successor to "CAVALCADE" Coning to the CA P I TO L LESLIE HOWARD Cj HEATHER ANGEL Y2 and ENGLISH CAST i?^ J J m JOHN L. BALDERSTON S ixtthL 1
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    AMATEUR BOXING
    141 7 Programme for To-night's Contests contests In tlie Singapore amoxing tournament to be fought the Drill Hall this evening are Mows lyweifhta Pte. Cheeseman vs. L. X Maidin vs. Pte. Coccen; imid vs. Pte. Madden; C. Mitchell St .veils; Jean Lee vs. P.C Joe Tee vs. Johnny Raj; Teng
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    KID CHOCOLATE
    71 7 Deprived Of His Title New York, Feb. 19. bocolate, the Cuban holder ol 1 world's leather-weight boxing bampionship, has been deprived of UUe by the New York StatJ Athletic Association for failing to arr nge a bout m defence of his chamaip. Chocolate was giveji thirty days to]
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    SEVEN FOR 23
    278 7 Chinese Bowler m Form The S.C.R.C. team motored to Seletar >»»sterday tor their first cricket match this season and were defeated by the R.A.F. by 11 runs. They were strong In bowling, their r.cw player. L. .H. Tay. with his slow deliveries taking seven Air Force wickets
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    15 7 £2___*__ D AssS lTrnXa«--oP^er ted Sin a gapo A re MS under the Aliens Ordinance.
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    3 7 __s_rsi_K«arKYork last winter.
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    SELANGOR RANGERS WIN
    247 7 L. de Silva m All Round r orm From Our Own Correspondents Kuala Lumpur, Mar. S. Deadly bowling by Lawrence de Silva. the State cricketer, and C. i Leembruggen, enabled the Selangor Rangers today to inflict a severe defeat on the V.M.C.A. by 91 runs. De Silva
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    FRANCE AND ROGBY FOOTBALL
    69 7 Paris, Feb. 10. The French Rugby Federation decided to-night to send a deputation to London on March 16, m response to m invitation by the English Rugby Union, to meet representatives of the four British unions. I The question of the resumption of relations between the
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    A NEAR THING
    158 7 Time Robs Selangor Club (From Our Own Correspondent" > Kuala Lumpur, Mar. Time robbed the Selangor Club of a splendid victory this evening against the Kilat Club. SELANGOR (LIB N. C. A. Thome b Pillay 8 J. R. Collett c Pillay b Martin 6 R. H. White
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      261 7 S 7th AND LAST DAY! BRITISH AND DOMINIONS J S _MJ»*fsV\\l 'ill If If r i' m Vn GREAT LAUGH TONIC THAT J s K^_S_y,/' l'.' yjL S_j i SET ALL G,NGAPORE j SYDNEY HOWARD f^J "TROUBLE" A*"V HIS FUNNIEST YET! J m* m m mmmmmmmm ->— "i"— 5 STARTING
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      ANNOUNCEMENT
      24 8 The funeral of the late m,-> _s£x agvvS starting from "Riviera." i,,° ppa° a r Panjang Road to Bukir n •Cemetery. Klt Brown
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      DEATH.
      37 8 CHAMHAN KIM HONG NEO the -beloved wife of Mr. Cheang Jim Chuan Passed away peacefully at he S dcnce "Riviera." mpS,^ reSl s "Mrs? 2rs three dauzhtt-rs-in m,,- -V /T ncm Ta «*teol the funera, bo
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1934 Week-end Comments
    374 8 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1934 Week-end Comments IT seems very probable, although it has ot been definitely stated. _an addition al flying-boat squadron Will shortly be at Singapore. A substantial increase to the units at present stationed Here is understood to have been urged by Service officers
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    Rs & has Saying
    786 8 Rs has Saying SINGAPORE will shortly have a visit > v from one of the best known mem- 1 bers ol the English Church. Bishop J I Taylor Smith, who is on a world mis-| sionary tour. After visiting Ceylon he' will come to Singapore and go on Septuagenarian to
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    176 8 Kuala Lumpur SS£2 tjon on the President Hayes During the absence on leave of Major G. H. Keet. Mr D N f will act as secret arv *k rumble Licensing Justices V the dfasdfsa Chs Abdul Rahman left t-_«k Wednesday lor SintranrL Ipoh on by his
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    A Chinese Invader In Europe
    462 8 A Chinese Invader In Europe Animals have i ly introduced are not native, them, a surpritii ccntly attracted i Oermany. and alt] _naj that la not m serious dan- r Interest, its tf cause it Uluat, oiten surroui.fi and the difficulty In 1912 a., n,. a fisherman. m 'an affluent
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    165 8 I AuI Uan Syed Non^' Musf <;- Abdullah. Collector of Land Kedah. who was reported cally m with dysentry He has been transient Land Department. Alor S Langkawi. as District Dfl A cable was reecho I-umpur Jast week umoiUK death of Mrs. Hampshire m I HT. A. K. E. Hampshire
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      74 8 A CHAUFFEUR REPORTED THAT HE HAD PUNCTURED A TYRE by running over a bottle l l ßut didnt y° u see it m I fwe?" said his master. No, sir the man had m his pocket A j POUCY C f° T( t« :CA i'OLICY not only pay s for
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    FOR SINGAPOREDARWIN ROUTE
    156 9 ►ELD'S FASTEST AIR LINER Passes Air Ministry Trials London, Mar. 2. world's fastest four-engined air hai just passed its official Air r Hying trials. The machine. tich is a biplane and has a top speed r 170 mtles per hour, has been the De Havilland Company for
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    117 9 X\**v\k Whom Robbers Killed 400 Years Ago London, Mar. 3. Since the Loch Ness Monster disaptred to its winter quarters interest litres on the reappearance of Westminster Abbey's only ghost after two ear's absence, a tall lean cowled monk who was murdered by robbers m the fign of
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    30 9 r Shanghai. Mar. 3. A Japanese aeroplane, on scouting duty m the vicinity of Chingchow. was orought down by Chinese volunteers. ell on board being killed. Sin Chew Jit Pnh.
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    RUSSIA WILL BUY MORE BRITISH GOODS
    534 9 Terms Of Trade Agreement STRIKING A MORE EVEN BALANCE London, Mar. 1. IN the House of Commons debate this j evening on the Anglo-Russian temporary Board of Trade. Mr. Runciman. j tht Board ol Trade. Mr. Runciman. j recalled that m five years from
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    Dangerous Competition From Malaya!
    253 9 Rubber Shoes Not Wanted In Britain London. Mar. 3. 'T'HE House ot Commons debated a private member's bill for the regulation ot imports which is intended to empower Government to exclude goods produced by sweated or forced labour. Mr. Hubert G. Williams <Con. Croydon 1 drew
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    49 9 Washington, Mar. 3. President Roosevelt has ordered an investigation into charges of sabotage against army aeroplanes which have been carrying air mail. It is alleged that the sabotage involved punctured petrol tanks, tampered controls and water m the petrol. I The War Srcretarv scouts the reports |as fantastic- Reuter
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    INDEPENDENCE OF PHILIPPINES
    304 9 MR. ROOSEVELT TAKES ACTION Commission From Islands Approves Proposal Washington, Mar. 2. Mr. Roosevelt has sent a special I message to Congress recommending the revival of the Hawes-Cuttlng Philippines Independence Bill with an amendment relinquishing United States military and naval bases m the islands after independence. The
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    39 9 Latest Rubber Prices (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Mar. 3. RUBBER: Spot (Seller:* > 5d (4 31|3'2d.) (Buyers) 4 15|16d (4 29!52d.> Mar. 5 132 d (5d.) April- June 5»/_d (5 7(64d.) July-Sept 5 15 16d (5 13f64d>
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      1494 10 Nigerian Miners Would Accept Buffer Scheme— On Conditions From Our Own Correspondent) London, Feb. 20. Two very important developments m connection with tin control have taken place m London this week It has been reported that the next meeting of the International Committee
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      185 10 March 3, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers Gambier 3.75 Java Cube 6.50 Hamburg Cube 6.50 1 Muntok White Pepper 31.00 White Pepper 30.00 Black Pepper 16.00 Copra, Sundried 3.00 Copra, mixed 2.40 Small flake Tapioca 4.25 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.00 Small Pearl Tapioca 5.00 Lingga Sago Flour
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      MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
      94 10 Foreign imports of tin ore during the month of February. 1934. Country of Origin Tons 1. Alaska 2. Burma 244 3. Netherlands India: Banka and Billiton Singkep Other Places 4 4 French Indo-China 175 5. Japan 72 6. Siam 853 7. Tanganyika 11 8 Union of South
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      100 10 Abroad London, Mar. 2. Exchanges to-day were: Paris 77 3,32.. New York 5.07V 2 Montreal 5.09 3 4 Brussels 21.79. Geneva 15.70. Amsterdam 7.54. Milan 58 7 /8 Berlin 12.80. Stockholm 19.39 V. Copenhagen 22.40. Oslo 19.90. Vienna 28 1 2Prague 122V 4 Helsingfors *****.. Lisbon 1097sAthens 530 sellers. Bucharest
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      FEBRUARY TIN OUTPUTS
      82 10 Ayer Weng (Rahman* Development and Prospecting Co., Ltd., pikuls 208. First half Feb: Austral Malay Tin (Asam Kumbang Tin Dredging. Limited), hours 86; cubic yards 32,000; pikuls 271.54; nett value $18,673; (Thabawleik Tin Dredging, Limited), hours 117* cubic yards 21,000; pikuls 180; nett value $14,209; (Pungah Tin
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      80 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Mar. 3, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose 16 3 8 16} 2 R.S.S. equal to London Standard, (F. 0.8.) 16% 16 ***** Standard R.S.S. on Tender March 16V2 16% Apr.-June 16% 16 3 4 July-Sept. 17 17y 8
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      218 10 March 3. SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 9j64 London, 3 months' sight 2{4 1 /8 London. 60 days' sight 2|4 7j64 London. 30 days' sight 2j4 3|32 London, demand 2;4 5J64 London, T.T. 214 116 Lyons. Paris, demand 890 Hamburg, demand 147 New York, demand 58
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      224 10 Feb. 28 Mar. 1 3. American Can. Com. 102» 4 102 103' 2 American Telephone and Telegraph 120> 2 120*2 121 l 2 Atcheson Railroad 64 7 8 65 2 4 67 1 -> Dupont 98 7 /s 99V 2 100 Firestone. Common 21 7 /8 21 3
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      FRASER'S SHARE LIST
      55 10 FRASER 'S SHARE LIST Batu Caves <$• 89 93 Sungei Way <$1> 2.65 2.70 c d Sungei Luas ($1 1.25 130 Takuapa <£1) 23s 9d 24s 6d Mentakab <20 > 32 34 New Scudai <$32> IJ|U 1 2 V/i Dunlop 49 50 Malacca Electric Ord. ($1) 135 1.42V 2 c.d
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      78 10 According to the latest census returns taken by the Bureau of Public Safety of the Municipality of Greater Shanghai, the total number of people residing within the limits of the Municipality during the month of December, 1933, was 1,846,167. showing an increase of 17.011 as compared with figures for the
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    THE RUBBER INDUSTRY IN 1933
    2037 10 THE RUBBER INDUSTRY IN 1933 Charles Hopes Annua We had rather expected and certainly hoped that by the time wh started to write our annual review some definite official announcement would have been made with reference to the regulation of supplies, state Messrs. Charles Hope and Son, Mincing Lane rubber
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    759 11 Monthly Cumulative Toto' ember 573.41*2 -standard R.S.S. m those three months was only about 4 1 16 d. per lb. The average economic cost of production is certainly not less than sd. per lb. The fact that some estates now appear to be producing at an "all
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    MISS PAT PATERSON
    108 11 British Screen Star's Surprise Wedding Hollywood. Feb. 15. A surprise was sprung on the film colony here to-day when it was announced that Miss Pat Paterson. the British film star, had married Mr. I Charles Boyer. a French comedian, at Yuma, Arizona, yesterday. Mr. Boyer. who is
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    PETROL FROM COAL
    85 11 Successful Tests By R.A.F. London, Feb. 28. Only small quantities of petrol ex- j extracted from coal were used by the j Royal Air Force for test and experiment prior to last year when one home defence squadron flew solely on such fuel The Under-Secretary for Air.
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    BOY AT PALACE
    68 11 Rewarded For Saving Farmer's Life London, Feb. 28. A sixteen years old boy was among those who attended the investiture at Buckingham Palace this afternoon when the King conferred honours granted m the New Years list. The boy was William Goss. a farm hand m Cheshire, who
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    IN LIGHTER VEIN
    197 11 Bine Shirt Debate In The Dail Dublin, March 2. There were lively scenes m the Dail luring the debate on the second read- ing of the Bill to ban the Blue Shirts. Alter two Deputies had been suspended for the remainder of the sitting for interrupting speakers.
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    FOR ST. MARY'S
    66 11 New Offer From Inknown Benefactor London. Feb. '.IK. The annoymous donor who recently presented 25,000 to the fund .or extending St. Mary's Hospital. London, has now ottered to double every pound up to a total of .£15.000 subscribed by other people at the forthcoming meet- ling on
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    GOLD FOR U.S.A.
    35 11 London, Feb. 18. The Cunard liner B_rengaria with gold valued at €3.000.000 left Southampton for New York to-day. She will pick up a further consignment worth j €1.500.000 at Cherbourg.— British Radio.
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    87 11 Mr. John E Kennebeck has been appointed Managing Director of Paramount Pictures m Australia. New i Zealand and the Far East, according' to cabled iniormation received from the New York office of the company.4 The appointment is elfective immediately. Mr. Kennebeck formerly held the position of Director of Publicity. (Advertising
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    347 12 The health bulletin of the League oi Nations __.astern Bureau for tne weekended Feb. 24 is as follows: Alexandria: 2 smallpox cases and fl death; 2 typhus cases and 1 death. Beirut: 12 smallpox cases as com- 1 pared with 13 cases m the previous week. Bassein:
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    83 12 Answering m traditional manner the call for assistance at sea, the mv. Leverbank -Capt, J. Mann), recently m Shanghai, took from a sinking ship its officers and crew, as well as a dog, a monkey and a cat, and then proceeded on its voyage, leaving the doomed vessel to go
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      LIFE OF A WARSHIP
      702 12 THE TIME FACTOR Naval Strategist Versus Constructor The report that the Australian Commonwealth Government is negotiating; for the building ot a cruiser to replace the Brisbane, draws attention, once more to the comparatively brief, life that a modern warship enjoys.' even m times of peace. The
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      MOTOR SHIPS AS CHEAP AS STEAMERS
      146 12 The Hamburg-Amerika Line has contracted for a new ship to replace one of two vessels engaged In passenger service m the Baltic. The vessel m question is of about 2.000 tons gross and the machinery required is 3,600 b.h.p. She is to be employed
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      SHENG AN TRIAL
      288 12 Question Of Jurisdiction Argued Dairen. Feb. 26. A spirited argument that tha four Germans and one Swiss on trial !n connection with the piracy oi the Chinese cargo vessel Sheng An on June 28, last I year, were within the jurisdiction of the J kwantung authorities, was
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED
      382 12 Per P. and O Ranch: from Europe: Miss Baker. Mrs. M. Barnwell and infant, Mr. C. Barrett. Miss S. Berry. Mrs H. Clarke, Mrs. E. Cameron. Miss C. CashUi. Mr. L. Darby. Mr. F. Dobson. Mra. Ellison. Mrs. E Puller, Miss N Hastings. Mr. W. Hopper. Miss M.
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      131 12 No. I of 1934. Malacca Strait. Eastern Shore. Penang Harbour. Divers a: work near Wreck Buoy m the Man oi War Anchorage. On or about Mar. 20. 1934: until lurther notice. j Latitude 5 deg. 25V N. Longitude 100 deg. 21' E. approx. Divers will be work
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      62 12 The steamer Heiyei Maru No. 12. i soon after leaving Hakodate for I Yokohama, collided with the States: j Steamship Co's steamer lowa, which was passing Tsugaru Strait for Shanghai, on Dec. 23. Former vessel had been port side holed and enginejroom flooded, but was towed by the i salvage
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      28 12 The P. and O. MiTT, H ing Kong anci la expect this port at a.m. on Th LI |Bth instant. She will proceed the S.H.B. Whari on .a:
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    2296 15 \\l> TANKARD RIDES FOUR WINNERS Singapore Races Have Interesfiiig Finish :h\v(\ and last day of the Singapore Turf '.lib's February-March race meeting on Saturday uced s><>i*t of the sane excellent standard as witnessed the fir.t and second days. weather was fine except for a shower of
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      219 15 Small Scoring In Padang Matches Trie cricket season opened m Slnga- pcre on Saturday when both Padan^ clubs lield their first trial games, the f .C.C. having a second match yesterday. _> S.C.C. match between R. N. Hamilton's XI and D. C Burn's XI was drawn. Scores:
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      313 15 Second S.C.C. Trial Abandoned Rain also marred the second S.C.C trial on the Padang yesterday, rendering the wicket tricky for Dr. Hopkins* XI. and later stopping the match. Dr Hopkins' XI fared badly. Carr only got the measure oi the bowling for a while and collected a usetul
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      252 15 Balhetchet Begins Season Well The S.R.C. held their first cricket t»;al on Saturday. when a match. between the Public Services and Law against the Rest was played on trn» Club's ground. I \S. AND L T. Cordeiro run out J. Oehlers c Sta Maria b Lujssius D.
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      26 15 The second S.R.C trial match \as washed out by ram yesterday and the ma f ch <>n Satarday between the SCRC and the Wlltshll no! played
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    HALVES LET ARSENAL DOWN AGAINST VILLA
    1496 16 Forwards Carelessly Marked 84,569 SPECTATORS MANCHESTER WW Ml W London. .Mar. 3. •X»HE Arsenal disappointed their sup- porrers ar Highbury to-day when y were dismised by Aston Vhla irom English Cup competition by twoj goals to one. Hopes have been running high durIng the
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    791 16 WEBBER'S BAD LUCK AGAINST GRAHAM pRANKIE Webber must be the most unlucky boxer m Malaya. First, he as almost robbed ol a chance to me?t Graham because he was not considered good enough. Then, after putting up a fight which should have earned him the decision,
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    217 16 IXTER-SERVICES RUGBY TOURNAMENT Big Step Towards Keeping (immpionship London, March 3. The Army. Services Rugby champions. took a big step towards retaining the championship when at Twickenham to- I day they defeated the Royal Navy by 16 points to 8. The result of the tour- I
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    24 16 United forwards found their form alter the interval. Boyd got three goals and Pickering and Stavey also scored so that the United won decisively.
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    297 16 CHINESE LEAGUE FOOTBALL C.C.A.A. f: C.W.A.A. 1. j TpEN goals were scored yesterday at the Jalan Besar Stadium m a S.C. F. A. Inter-Club League competition I when the Chinese Companions Athletic Association trounced the Chung Wu Athletic Association by nine goals to Six goals
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    52 16 50 to 1 Starter Wins The 1 Newmarket Melbourne. Mar. 3. The Newmarket Handicap <six :ur- 1 longs' to-day resulted as follows: FOURSOME 8.13 1 DAME MOAB 7 9 2 JACKO 8.12 3 Won by a length: third halt a neck' away. Time 1.11. Twenty-eight ran. Betting 50—1:
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    63 16 Charity Match at Bombay Bombay. Mar. 4. On the first day of a three-day charity match m aid of the earthquake victims the M.C.C. made 244 Mitchell 91 > and the Indian XI 56 for 2. India's test captain. Major C. K. Naidu toid Reuter he is
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    184 16 CRAIK'S RECORD ROUND SCORE OF 68 AT TIMAH Six Up m Bogey Competition R. Craik was m •he March bogey Timah on Saturday altera wlnnins the competition jof 6 up he equalled course rec ro let up b\ J I few months ago, with I SSS.: 4-3-4-S-3-5-, 4 Craik: 3-4-4
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