The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 March 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,533 KSTD. 1835 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1935 10 CENTS
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    Feace Based On Millions Of Steel Bayonets
    235 1 ITALY READY SAYS MUSSOLINI Another Frontier Incident U.S. STRENGTHENS ARMY: FRANCE HER NAVY AND AIR FORCE rpHE fact that Italy bases her hopes of peace on "millions of steel bayonets" was again emphasised by Mussolini m a typical speech to a Black Shirt
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    MULTILATERAL PACTS ARE DANGEROUS
    205 1 MULTILATERAL PACTS ARE DANGEROUS JAPAN SHAKES OFF THE WEST League Membership Expires AS an example of Japan's desire that the date of her formal severance from the League shall pass without fuss and as quietly as possible, the Foreign Minister, Mr. Hirota. refuses to make a statement and Foreign Office
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    LEAGUE REGRETS
    181 1 M. Avenol. Secretary-General of the League, m a statement to be published m Japan tomorrow says: "It is very regrettable that the League of Nations should have to part with one of its original members who has co-operated with it for nearly 15 years. •Now that the separation
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    RUBBER QUOTAS ALTERED
    95 1 70 PER CENT. FOR APR-JUNE: THEN 65 PER CENT. Sharp Price Rise London. Mar. 26. rpHE International Rubber Re- gulation Committee today fixed the following percentages for the basic quotas, namely, for April, May and June 70 per cent. For the remainder of 1935 the quota will
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    REVISION PROMISED
    124 1 The International Committee at its meeting on Feb. 26. fixed the basic quota for April, May and June at 75 per cent, and for July. August and September 70 per cent. It was then stated that under the scheme "the Committee may revise the decisions if for any
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    NEW FRENCH CREDITS
    62 1 Paris, Mar. 25. The proposed new French credits amounting to 1,600 million francs for renovation of the military air arm will enable the number of French planes to be increased from 1,100 to 1.500, according to Gen. Denain, Minister of War. who stated that m view of
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    U.S. STANDING ARMY
    46 1 Washington, Mar. 23. Agreement for an immediate increase of 40 per cent, m the authorised strength of the standing army was reached at a conference of members of the Senate and House of Representatives on the $400,000,000 War Departmpnt Annrnnriation Bill Reuter Wireless
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    NATIONAL UNITY
    90 1 Impassioned Appeal By M. Flandin Pans, Mar tS. An impassioned appeal for national unity m face of danger was made by M. Flandin. m a speech this evening. He urged: "For the love of our country let us not give the appearance of a panicstricken crew on a
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    ANOTHER FRONTIER CLASH
    81 1 Rome, Mar. 25. A further Italo-Abyssinian encounter has occurred near Omarger, Eritrea, m which the Abyssinians were repulsed, leaving a number of dead. One Italian Somalilander was wounded. The encounter took place between an Italian Vice-Brigadier, accompanied by a native sergeant major and a force of 400
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    FRENCH NAVY
    81 1 Paris, Mar. 25. The Chamber by 453 votes to 125 votes adopted the 1935 naval building programme including two 35.000-ton battleships, one of which will be laid down immediately. It is pointed out that the French navy at present includes a large number of obsolete units such as
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    NO FAITH IN BELGA
    106 1 Rush To Dispose Of Holdings London, Mar. 26. INTERNATIONAL mistrust of the 1 ability, and even of the willingness of the newly-formed Belgian Cabinet to defend the present gold parity has caused the belga to hurtle down from 21.30 to 23.35 and a general rush to
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    FRENCHAMS SAFE
    95 1 After Being Reported Murdered London, Mar. 25. THE missionaries, Mr. and Mrs. Frencham, both of whom were reported to be murdered, are alive and safe and have arrived at the mission station of Hancheng. Reuter Wireless period m which the Government would closely control the exchanges without regard
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    NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
    55 1 Brussels, Mar. 25 Mr. Van Zeeland, Vice-Governor of the National Bank, has formed a National Union Government representing all three big Belgian parties Catholic, Socialist, and Liberal. M. Van Zeeland is Premier and Foreign Minister, M. Max Leo Gerard is Finance Minister, and M. Vandervelde and M. Hymans
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    AIR FARES REDUCED
    119 1 Passenger tares by air between London and Singapore by the Imperial Airways and X.L.M. services will be reduced by £24 as from next week. This represents a reduction of nearly 12 per cent, on the present fares. The single journey from Singapore to London will cost £156
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    OIL MONOPOLY IN MANCHUKUO
    155 1 OIL MONOPOLY IN MANCHUKUO British Protest JAPAN REFUSES TO INTERFERE Tokio, Mar. 26. OEPLYING to the British protest of Nov. 24 that the Manchukuo oil monopoly plan is a breach of treaty obligations it is understood the Japanese Government replied at length on Mar. 25 to the effect that Britain
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    SERVICE ALLOWANCES
    101 1 Hardship Caused By Rise In Chinese Dollar London, Mar. 25. In the. House cf Commons today. Sir William Davison called attention to the hardship suffered by British officers stationed m Tientsin and other stations m China owing to the rise m the value of the China dollar. Mr.
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    ATTORNEY FIRED ON
    38 1 Chicago Official's Narrow Escape Chicago, Mar. 24. The State Attorney. Mr. Courtney, and a companion, Mr. Harry Perry, had a miraculous escape when eight shots were fired at their car. Both were un- injured.— Reuter
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    GERMANY MAY RETURN TO THE LEAGUE
    209 1 GERMANY MAY RETURN TO THE LEAGUE PROGRESS AT BERLIN MEETING Arms Discussion In I London? Berlin, Mar. 26. THE Anglo-German talks were resumed at the Chancellery at 10.30 this morning with the same personnel as yesterday. Sir John Simon looked rested after his strenuous day yesterday. It is understood the
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    MEMEL PLOTTERS SENTENCED
    80 1 Berlin, Mar. 26. A message Irom Kovno, Lithuania, states that sentences which are likely to affect one aspect of today's SimonHitler conversations have been announced m the case ofl the trial oj 126 Nazis accused of plotting to overthrow the State and hand Memel bark to Germany.
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    INVENTED STILL
    156 2 Hut Forgot To Get A Malacca. Mar. 81 Palianamuthu lound that toddy. which he liked, was not procurable m an out ol the way place like Alor. Tanjong Minyah, Malacca. So he had a turn at lermentmg rice, and lrom his ingeniously made still was amply rewarded with
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    A FILM CLASSIC
    190 2 "Great Expectations" At The Pavilion Charles Dickens' immortal classic. Great Expectations" has been made into a film classic by Universal Pictures. The picture opened at the Pavilion last night. For a few awful moments, with one's first introduction to Pip. his sharpfeatured, angular, elder sister and her
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    "Three Little Pigs"
    452 2 Letters To The Editor TIN PEPPER AND SHELLAC POOLS AND "THE BIG BAD WOLF' HOUSES OF BRICKS AND STRAW -WILL ROOF PROVE TOO HEA VY FOR WALLS? -CHINESE THE LAST STRAW To the Editor, Sir, The recent discussion In Parliament of the tin. pepper and shellac pools
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    LORD BYNG OF VIMY
    321 2 PRAISES -LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER" Spirit And Traditions Preserved During the recent visit of Viscount Byng. First Baron of Vimy. to the United States, he was the guest of honour at a special screening of the Paramount production. "The Lives of a [Bengal Lancer" at
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    INTERESTING POINT OF LAW
    580 2 Question Of Will Made By Chinese IS a will made by a testator automatically revoked by reason of the marriage of the testator to a secondary wife subsequent to the execution of the will That point was raised m the Supreme Court yesterday before Mr. Justice
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    HOME FOR AGED
    47 2 The report of the sub-committee appointed to consider the question of providing a home or homes for the aged and the infirm poor is one of the items on the agenda at the meeting of the held g r r^ay iCiPal Commissi to be
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    SEREMBAN STORM
    136 2 Roofs Damaged By Fallin: 1 Trees Seremban was visited by vtfff lM thunder-storm, accompanied by tei rlfic wind. just, on 5 p.m. on Fr The storm subsided shortly after f> P I Considerable damage was ri<»n< large, old tree m St. Marks Chnrc compbund was blown down. eeveral
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      157 2 The Year's Most Outstanding Star! The Season's Most Brilliant Best-Seller! Today's Most Successful Hit Director Here is Great and Wonderful Entertainment CLAUDETTE COLBERT WARREN WILLIAM m "IMITATION OF LIFE" next change PAVILION THEATRE... Chevro let The World's Most Popular Comniercial Vehicle iplcted above b a typicul modern For many years
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      340 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. IPANA TOOTH PASTE. Right from the start you'll like IPANA because of its refreshing flavour, and because it leaves your teeth really CLEAN and sparkling. From all CHEMISTS AND STORKS. Importers: GRAFTON LABORATORIES, 20b, Collyer Quay. BOARD RESIDE NCE~ "EAST ANGLIA." 6, OXLEY RISE, Near Town. High and
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      304 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Tenders. lenders are now invited for «a« i following materials or nt flees. particulars, see Municipal Room. Supply o1 Water M.-t.-rs Jan. Ist. 1936, to Dec 3] Date ol dosing. 4 p.m. Fn 31. 1935 Supply ol lillin- mat. rial. proposed Widening ol 0r... Date of Closing.
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      141 2 Diary Of The Week WEDNESDAY, MAE. -17. High Water, 2.17 a.m 8.5 it.. 3.55 p.m. 6.4 ft. j Football: S.A.F.A. League. Div. 11. Monopolies vs. S.C.F.A.. Anson Road Stadium; Div. ITI. S.R.C. vs. Medical Services S.R.C ground. Cricket Anglo-Chinese School II vs. St. Andrew's School 11. St. Andrews ground. THURSDAY,
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      169 2 Today's Radio Programmes Singapore ZHI t Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.) I Wavelength 49.9 metres ip.m. 6 Recorded music. 6.30 Relay of dance music by Raffles Hotel Dance Orchestra under the direction of Dan Hopkins. 6.45 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. Stock and share
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    SCHOOLBOY KILLED BY LORRY
    179 3 Tried To Cut Across Road? THK fatal motor accident, which took place on Feb. 22 it Jelutons Road, Penang, mi n which a >oun K Chinese cyclist, lan Man Hock, was killed, was recalled on Saturday, when Mr. f. P. Biddulph, the Coroner, held an inquiry
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    INDIANS AND THE JUBILEE
    409 3 Penang Sub-Committees Appointed A MEETIN of the general Jubile, ritv7nT itt(H> (>1 the Indian CommuPJ5£: Mr H Abdo^^dcr last •it^ho" H A bdcolcader presided and i t the outse said that Mr. Barron had ad, .suggestions about torming a num- on mmittees tor tht? celebraw, r
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    REV. F. M. OLIVER
    66 3 I poh. .Mar. •»•>. m. Induction ol Rev. Frank Mervyn <r as chaplain ol South Perak w*s -triormed by the Bishop of Singapore it Evensong yesterday at the Church ol 3t. John the Divine The Bishop was ted by the Chinese and Tamil paswhile Rev. Oliver
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    European Guilty Of Negligence
    184 3 VERDICT IN MOTOR-CAR COLLISION CASE ■pHE Hun Mr Justice Howes at the Perak Supreme Court, on Saturday found that the defendant was guilty of negligence m the suit instituted by Mr. Donald Stewart Fraser. Export Manager for Riley (Coventry) Ltd. against Mr. H. A. Johnson, claiming
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    RAFFLES SCHOOL
    99 3  -  Teng Kim Hock [London Chamber Of Commerce Examination Successes The following students from Raffles Institution Evening Classes were sueIcessful In the Autumn Examination (1931) London Chamber ot Commerce Junior Arithmetic (with distinction) Loh Chum 1 Junior Book-keeping Ang Bah Chef. V\ Hvng. Liin Wee Ton (with distinction). Ong
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    MERCANTILE INSTITUTE
    257 3 The following candidates were sucoessful at the Autumn examination tor Commercial Education Certificate ol the London Chamber ot Commerce. Arithmetic: Karter Singh. Kum Koon Kum. Book-keeping Chong Kirn Tuck ("distinction. Chua Eng Cheng (dis Unction), E. H. D'Netto (distinction). Karter Singh. Kho Tiam Aann. Kum Khoon Kum. Neo
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    TWO TORPEDOES FOUND AT MALACCA
    184 3 TWO TORPEDOES FOUND AT MALACCA Drifted From Singapore Malacca, Mar. 25. TTHE peaceful settlement of Malacca was perturbed on Saturday :When news circulated round town that a torpedo had been found at Ayer Itam. Excitement prevailed and wild rumours were rapidly spreading. The police Immediately proceeded to ithe scene of
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    JAFFNA TAMILS OF MALAYA
    246 3 New Book By Local Authors Malacca, Mar. 25. T HAVE seen an advance copy of a remarkable Malayan jubilee publication entitled "Spotlights— on the Jaffna Tamils m Malaya." The book being compiled by two talented young members of the community, Messrs. Edward I. Ponniah and A.
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    KILLED BY FALL
    60 3 Taipiiiß, Mar. 2Z. A middle aged Mohammedan Chinese working In the stone quarry at the foot Of the Taiping Hills was killed as a result ol a tall from a height of about twenty feet. It appears that blasting operations were being carried on when the deceased
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    CAMBRIDGE PASSES
    111 3 Detailed reports ot the Cambridge Examinations held m December. 1934. show the following passes Irom the Anglo-Chinese School m the School Certificate examination Class I 17; Class II 26; Class 111 29" Total 72. The following boy.s obtained First Class Certificates: Chia Kirn Chwee. Un Hon Kun Chng
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      319 3 Wakened by indigestion PAIM GONE— If ASLEEP AGAIN IN 5 MINUTES Do you know Hag ol wakenm'-c m th<* middle ol the micht with the pains of v Df^iawlai at your insult- Rrad how one Mich BuflVn-r ended hi find that now J I r io. t/ J harr a
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    3195 4 AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON London, Mar. 15. TTHE first Jubilee rehearsals took place this week, but at an hour When all London, and I include your correspondent, was abed. In the early hours of the morning a procession oi empty carriages, escorted' by 12 mounted Life Guards, and supported
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      98 4 I_\!VL 'T^vWvyl _P/"^\ v^_B KM j 3 1 553'-—^T-^— li 1 B—^^B-ijl npjTl ■HI I Bill I ■■i«i-____^ _C _,fwf4 r^^^^^^^iif' In the heart of Singapore where hustle is the order of hfe where endless traffic, ever moving throngs of pedestrians and the din of the streets bespeak the extensive
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      117 4 DA WSON'S FRICTION SURFACE RUBBER BELTING? IT IS A FIRST CLASS PRODUCT AND VERY CHEAP IN PRICE. WHY NOT HAVE A TRIAL LENGTH AND SEE HOW IT STANDS UP TO THE JOB WE HAVE STOCKS IN MOST SIZES AND ALSO OF WELTONA HAIR BELTING AND LINCONA BALATA BELTING. Incorporated m
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    166 5 -^"t i. tak m T[M rfc Pr ik o Wn ih ror TWO YOl'NCi BEARS m the Vienna Zoo display an unusual alYrrtmn for their keeper. FIVE THOUSAND TOUNQ FASCISTS m full Blackshiil uniform pud homage to Signor Mussolini at a parade m Vellctri. THE KING AND QUEEN were greeted
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      83 5 I BY APPOINTMENT TO H.M. THE KING I I He said to me you're not necessarily a man of I the world just because j you drink Johnnie Walker I I I said to him— no, but I you can't call yourself a man of the -world unless y yuu.
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      164 6 I GALA MALAYAN IA B AIT A I TODAY PREMIERE! |f A I II UL 3.15-6.15-9.15| I BOX OFFICE PHONE 5261 I I SPECIAL MATINEES DAILY 3.15 I t j "177/^- As a F ttm S Tribute to the Greatness of this Production Special Musical Selections will I, rendered TONIGHT
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    FORGERY OF RUBBER EXPORT COUPONS
    964 7 Printed In Singapore For Use In Johore THREE CHINESE CHARGED i..fr..stin 8 story of how t|lr e 1 l cerned m th«- forgery of ru1.i,,., ,BecKe« Tern., and T2ST the D.P.P Ul >« »> Mr. .v A. Worley. In the dock stood three Chinese Wong
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    SINGAPORE SINHALESE
    189 7 Ju hi lee Committee Appointed At a meeting Of the Sinhalese residents (,i Singapore and Johore. held at No. 13, Dhoby Ghaut, the following were ejected office bearers President. Mr. P. E. Perera; vice-president Mr. Ftancia Bamaratne secretary. Mr Qeorue F. Abeynayake ass. sec Mr. A. C Perera:
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    Unusual Case
    96 7 An unusual case was heard before Mr. C. H. Whitton, the Singapore fourth magistrate, when a coffee-shop keeper of Rochore Road, Chew Kirn Poey, appeared on summons taken out at the instance of Inspector F. Goodship. The charge framed against Kirn Poey was having used wood and charcoal
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    POLICE COURTS REPORTS
    602 7 CAUSED DEATH OF THREE WOMEN Asiatic Inspector Charged With Accepting Bribe AFTER a protracted hearing before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the criminal district judge, the trial of Sim Kwee Boon, a motor-car driver, resulted in his con- viction on charges of causing the death Of three women,
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    Alleged Housebreaking
    70 7 terday m the case m which a Malay youth, Hamid bin Sadin, was indicted with housebreaking. Trial was fixed for May 1. The offence was alleged to have taken place between the dates of Feb. 16 and Mar. 2 at the bungalow of Chia Teng Chin at Padang
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      196 7 Friday at the ALH AM BRA r 4^ P the thrill, packed GBEATESI 0 h s tory that he actually lived! -now I i Mini- W ama/in» "o iy] t v I I adventine- 5 K^ Ji 1 ]"< ---^ADOLPHE MENJOU 20th VIRGINIA BRUCE- ROCHELLE HUDSON :i do/en centu«y JANET
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      310 7 3 SHOWS TODAY I J|| UAMO D i 1 A J(i h »pel»b«u 3 5 615 ~9" 15 nLHftlflJlllfi Colum.r/s wonderful voio last ni hi LAUGHS by the Score! ROMANCE by the ton! THRKK BIG SONG HITS! All ID this grand and glorious musical comedy with three talented stars who
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
      32 8 Mr. H. B. Knox and Miss Joan Knox wish to tender their sincerest thanks to all kind friends who sent wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence m their recent sad bereavement.
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1935 Drug Suppression In China
    838 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1935 Drug Suppression In China PROM time to time we receive reports via Far Eastern news agencies describing measures taken to suppress the opium habit m China. Regulations are continually drawn up for this area and for that, and not infrequently Chinese administrative
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    DAY TO DAY
    256 8 Mr. C. G. Boutcher. F.R.1.8.A.. the well-known architect, is visiting Cameron Highlands. Dr. V. R. N. Menon. Asst. Medical Officer, Lumut. was m Fengalam Bahru. Dindings. on Monday on duty. Mr. and Mrs. Charleton N. Maxwell are on a visit to Kuala Lumpur. Mr. and Mrs. E.
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    As I was Saying
    561 8 THE term "0.X." has now reached the dignity of a legal decision. Its origin may be obscure, but old-time telegraphists are convinced that the explanation is a simple one. The first telegraph instrument had a clockMore About face ,*J£ "r\ v letters of the alO.K. pha
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    Paris Adventure
    860 8 "THE night-lite of Paris is of every kinr} and to suit all tastes. But among all the strange phases of it I have explored there is one that I can never forget. I may be wrong, but I think it was m the Boulevard de Clichy. I had
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    ABOUT SINGAPORE
    128 8 Do You Know J The "ring road" for which i the Municipality voted $60,000 J m the 1935 estimates is intendi ed to provide a road close on 100 miles long right round the island? i It was projected m 1930 and J was estimated to cost $680,000.
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      61 8 MANY FASHIONABLE WOMEN are adopting snakes as pets. They are said to be tame, affectionate and faithful, and m addition sometimes provide a strong moral lesson to late homecoming husbands by festooning themselves round the hall stand. Of course all fashionable women have adopted GAFLAC n POLICIES long ago. GENERAL
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    12,000,000 Chinese In The Grip Of Famine
    190 9 12,000,000 Chinese In The Grip Of Famine PEOPLE MAKE SOUP OUT OF FULLER'S EARTH Huangho Rising Rapidly: Part Of Tientsin In Danger Shanghai, Mar. 26. rpWELVE million are m the grip of famine on the uplands fringing the Yangtse as far upriver as Hunan m consequence of the prolonged drought
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    HAS "MUNICIPAL PET" A COMPANION ?
    265 9 HAS "MUNICIPAL PET" A COMPANION Another Tiger Said To Have THE possibility 01 there being' two tigers on Singapore island \e yesterday. On is the 'Municipal Pet," the oth-r i new arrival which is b-lieved to have tnded a1 Bajau. West Coasi. and found ..;> way into the catchment area
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    SIX INCINERATED
    103 9 Terrible Road-House Fire In Chicago Suburb Chicago, Mar. l\. Six were incinerated and scores injured m a flre at a road-house m the Morton Grove suburb today. The fire started m the cloakroom. The 30 occupants dashed wildly, clawing and shoving their way to the single exit. Many
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    SMALLPOX ON STEAMER
    459 9 4,500 PEOPLE NOW IKQUARANTINE Two Cases Within A Week (Free Press Special) J^HE detection of a case of smallpox on the X.P.M. motorship ;Var Heuttt on her arrival at Singapore on Monday evening has resulted m 2,233 Chinese immigrants being detained at St. John's quarantine island. Together
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    "TAKE COVER"
    107 9 Anti-Aircraft Defence In France Paris, Mar. 25. When the alarm gong sounds m France people failing promptly to obey the new regulations will be liable from six days' to a month's imprisonment under the terms of a Bill passed by the Chamber establishing a strict regime of anti-aircraft
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    ELECTION RIOT
    123 9 Eleven Killed In Budapest Budapest, Mar. 20. PLEVEN people were killed m an election riot. The crowd, inflamed by rumours, got out of hand and military reinforcements were summoned and ooened fir<>- Reuter Wireless will most likely change its course m West Shantung and that it appears to
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    "WAKE UP AND DREAM"
    199 9 Picture At The Alhambra Crammed With Comedians "Wake Up and Dream." the current Universal release at the Alhambra. is a mild burlesque of the stage and screen. A stage manager and a film producer are satirically drawn, and nearly every other character is ludicruous m one
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    STEEL CARTEL
    83 9 British Federation May Join London, Mar. 25. The possibility of the British Iron and Steel Federation joining the Continental steel cartel was mentioned m the House of Commons by Mr. Burgin, spokesman for the Board ot Trade, who said negotiations had been proceeding and would be reopened shortly.
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    CHILDREN IN THE ORCHESTRA
    259 9 RECRUITS FOR MUSICAL SOCIETY Sir A. Caldecott Elected President "pHILDREN with a good grounding m orchestral work are now being drafted into the Society's orchestra m increasing numbers," says the annual report of the Singapore Musical Society. The annual meeting ol the Society was held m
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    U.S. RELIEF BILL
    75 9 Washington, Mar. 23. The Senate, by 68 votes to 16. has passed the $4,880,000,000 Work Relief Bill which already has passed the House of Representatives. This is the largest single appropriation ever passed by both Houses. The Bill included the silver amendment by Senator Thomas providing for
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    114 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 26. Silver Spot 28 7 ad. 27 7 8 d I Gold 1455. 7d. (1455. 7ft<L) GOLD AND SILVER- London, Mar. 26. New York 4.78'/ 8 (4.77%) Paris 72»/ 2 <72»a>) EXCHANGES: Spot £216- 0-0 (£215-15-0) 3
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      60 9 Special Announcement TONIGHT! SPECIAL "EMPIRE" DINNER In honour of the Gala Premiere of "THE LIVES of a BENGAL LANCER" MENU $2.00 Eastbourne Shrimp Cocktail Ox Tail Soup Grilled Scotch Salmon Australian Roast Beef, Yorkshire Pudding j and English New Potatoes Iced Asparagus Empire Fruit Salad Malayan Coffee. Arrange Your Parties
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    RUBBER SETBACKS ARE UNJUSTIFIED
    1620 10 London Op m ion "MARKET PREY OF ILL-INFORMED uj^iiviujyi r\IS APPOINTING as it is to record another dull week In the rubber D commodity and share markets, there is compensation m the certainty that a sudden change of sentiment- accompanied by rising prices, must certainly occur
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    98 10 Mar. 81. Gambier 4.75 Java Cube 8.75 Hamburg Cube 10.50 Muntok White Pepper 30.00 White Pepper 28.00 Copra. Sundried 4.20 Copra, mixed 3.95 Small Flake Tapioca 3.90 Blanja Jelotong 5.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.75 R. <Siam> W.C. No. 1 per koyan Sl2O R. B. Sian. No. 1 $102
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    INCREASED DUTIES
    88 10 Iron And Steel Imports Into Britain London, Mar. 23. Increased custom duties ranging from Al2 to £4 per ton or m some cases 33 1 3 per cent, ad valorem, whichever is greater, on certain iron and steel proI'UCts including fillets, barfs, jangles, girders, beans and rails are
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    76 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT FOX RMJL No. I. X KIKKKD SMOKED SHEET Mar. Bfc 12 o'clock noon. Tone of market: Easier. Latest cable: London Spot Sheet 5 3 16d per lb. New York Spot Sheet G. cts. 10 3 a per lb Buyers Sellers Spot <
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    Wall Street
    209 10 Mar. XL 23. 25. American Can. Com. 115' L Unq. 115' y American Telephone 780.000 300.000 460.000 30 industrials 100.68 99.84 C:).SU 20 Rails 29.10 28.69 28.14 20 Utilities 16.38 16.25 16.26 50 Bonds 94.84 94.86 94.64 SALES STOCK EXCHANGES and Telegraph 103 102' H 102> 2 Atcheson
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    Petrol And Kerosene Prices
    104 10 Mar. 26. Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-galkMl tins 54.86 Crown. Cross and Dragon Kerosene per Unit ol" 2 x 4-gallon tins 4.46 Cross Kerosene per Unit of 2 x-sallon tins 4.31 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant. Kerosene per tin <of 4 Gallons'* 2.43
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    Fraser's Share List
    956 10 Fraser' s Sha re L ist > 1901 red. 194« $400,000 Interest Mar. 31, Sept. 30 HI x 4'_. 1907 red, 1 94" $1,600,000 Interest Mar 31. Sept. 30 4'i r 1909 :xi. 19 JS $1,000,000 Interest Mar 31. Sept. 30 116 m 4:. 1913 red. 1003 $2,000,000 Inters M;vr.
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      284 10 I TABLE HI SUMMARY •In thousands ot dollars* GROSS IMPORTS GROSS EXPORTS GROSS TR\DE MQNTH MONTHLY CUMULATIVE TOTAL MONTHLY CUMULATIVE TOTAL MONTHLY CUMULATIVE TOI 1935 1934 1935 1934 1935 1934 1935 ~1934 1935~ T93' 1935 _2J _^L Jl 4 L (8) (6) (7 > it) do) ,ii, (u> January 43,909
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    716 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE APROPOS of the sections on partner- ship language In my Contract Bridge Red Book on play, someone asked me the other day what to do il his partner did not happen to understand any
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    Broken Romance
    260 11 IN 1883 a crippled donkey was born at Paisley m Scotland, and was brought to London m an orange box by two tender-hearted young ladies. The donkey died this week, aged 47. A record? It will take a similar number of years for a man to pay a
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION
    71 11 i Prom Our Own Correspondent.* Ipoh, Mar. 22. Selvanayagam, a clerk to the inspector of small holdings at Batang Padang, was charged In the local court "with committing extortion by putting Haji Hamzah m fear of having his rubber lands under- assessed for the purpose of the Rubber
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    138 11 MISS Alice Marian Chan, a daughter Of the lat< Mr. Chan Wai Sik and of! Mrs. Chan Wai Sik. of Hong Kong, was' married to Mr. Chen Chun Yen at St., Andrew's Cathedral yesterday after-; noon. The bridegroom is a Municipal but[veyor and has been m the Colony
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    ROOSEVELT ATTACKED
    150 11 "Fake Conception Of National Economy" Sacramento, (C'al.). Mar. A stashing attack on the Roosevelt i regime is made by Mr. Herbert Hoover ,m a letter to the California Republican .Assembly. He urges that the present conception of national economy is based on scarcity and must be reversed to
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    DUKE OF GLOUCESTER
    128 11 Arrangements For His Homecoming London, Mar. 24. The King's third son, the Duke of I Gloucester will return from his tour to, Australia, New Zealand, and the West Indies, next, Thursday. The cruiser, Australia, with the Duke on board, is expected to arrive at Spithead at eleven
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      302 11 Assets exceed $14,000,000. UgWflt m lorcr over SSK.mm.OOO The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. l Incorporated m the Straits Settlements > HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Lile Building, Cecil Street, Singapore LONDON OFFICE 27. Old Jewry. fci.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies
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      402 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA 'Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital In 600.000 shares of £5 each C.i. 000.000 Reserve Fund 3.000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 3 .000 000 HEAD Ol FICE 38. Blshopsgate. London EC I Agencies and tlranchr.s Alor Star Hollo Saigon iAmritsar
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    NEW SLOOPS
    258 12 Contracts Go To The Clyde The Admiralty announces that. subject to the settlement of certain points of detail, they have decided to entrust the construction of the two coastal sloops of the 1934 programme. HM. ships Mallard and Puffin, to Messrs. A. Stephen and Sons. Govan. Gasgow. The
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    725 12 TWENTY -EIGHT NEW SHIPS FOR BRITISH NAVY Three Cruisers Included In 1935 Programme THE Navy Estimates for 1935, amount to £6,050,000, an increase of £3,500,000 on those for the previous year. Most of the increment is due to higher charges for the maintenance of the Fleet i.e..
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      492 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m F.M.S.) HUmONI Freight 5433 Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS. BOOKING AGENTS FOR FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. 'Incorporated m England). HOME VIA CHINA, JAPAN HONOLULU CANADA BY THE "EMPRESS" ROUTE— LUXURY AT LOW COST. See Lovely Lake Louise. Banff the Beautiful and
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      146 12 HEAP ENG MOH S.S. CO., LIMITED. (RED FUNNEL LINE) (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLKMINTt) Regular passenger and cargo services from Singapore to Java, Borneo, Ranka and Billiton. For BATAVIA. CHERIBON AND SEMARANG (Every Tuesday and Friday) s.s. Ban Hong Liong Fri. Mar 29 s.s. Giang Seng Tues. Apr. 2 For SOURABAYA
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      218 12 BIBBY LINE s [LONDON ADDUM 22, PALL MALL. LONDON S Wlj of fast twin-screw Oil Drl 0 Mail Passenger Vessels b RANGOON, COLOMBO. POK I SUDAN, c MARSEILLES, PLYMOUTH \M> LONDON 1 with through connection from r Singapore and Penan HOMEWARD SAILINCs Leave Leave Rangoon Colombo IMS l GLOUCESTERSHIRE Apr.
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      604 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN I Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m Thursday 7.30 a.m Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m Saturday 7.30 a.m. and 7 p.m Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 p.m Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
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      206 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside the »\h., r s or expected I* arii.« jEast Wharf (Entrance (.u,. j, I Penang Maru 22; Rohna Main Wharf (Entrance ti Carthage. Mata Hari 'Philoctetes 13; BUdhan Glenshiel 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Phemius 30; Foylebar.k Maru 34: Steel Soafar. Empire Dock (Entrance (..n. Clara Camus
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      366 13 v A P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS, OUTWARDS Due v NALDERA ilonn a° Jo CARTHAGE 15.000 June 7 RANTORA 7SOO AApr-20r r -20 'BHUTaT NDI 17 JUBC 21 SOMALI oVn C# o BHUTAN 6,100 July 4 MANTUA U.OOO J£j 24° Sg^ «Z JJg Car^o only. HOMEWARDS Leaves Leaves IE"
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      471 13 Ellerman Bucknal Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" LINE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL imiUD^^. Steamer nii-k City of Adelaide tvt? oo all o City of Birmingham fnr ,n o City of Bristol tF JJay 2 City or Bagdad FOR HONG KONG, SHANGHAI
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      636 13 tm SS 6^^. Lff^'gS H L d IEmOW BT.AIWHIP CX>.. S THE BIAM STEAM NAVxSatToN ?g W8&& ZSWW^LT^ x INSURANCE. cS' £S, ndon and G1 be The 2J»»a kersey Marine In.uxan^ tv- < RAILWAYS. Tht Federal Malay States Railway^ The Royal State Railway, of 81am ?Ae BLUE PUMMEL LINE n2££'^
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      826 14 K. P> M. KOMNUUKE PAKEIVAART MAATSCHAPPU VAN HEUTSZ— Wednesday, Mar. 27, Belawan-Deli and Penang. THKDENS— Wednesday, Mar. 27, Muntok and Palembang. TOHlTl— Wednesday Mar. 27. Toengkal, Moeara-Saba and Djambi. MAJANG— Wednesday, Mar. 27, Prigi-Radja. Sapat, Tembilahan, Poeloe-Pallas, Pengalian-Estate and Rengat. GEN. VERSPYCK— Thursday. Mar. 28. Letong, Kramat. Tarempa, Midai and
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      356 14 REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS TO NAPLES GENOA MARSEILLES VU Penanc, Colombo. Bombay, Suez, Port Sali, Alexandria on the Famoai PRESIDENT LINERS All oatifd* staterooms— Excellent cmislne— Swimming bath— Three day stopover Im Ifyp*Arrive Leave Arrive Singapore. Singapore. New York. PRESIDENT POLK Apr. 6 Apr. 9 May 21 PRESIDENT ADAMS Apr. 20
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      560 14 f "«E?»c^ v*^ jH" v' J(^iTv^i^^^"^^wi M.S RIO DE JANEIRO MARU, SISTER VESSEL OF M.S. BUENOS A1U..4 MAlt TO THE UNITED STATES VIA S.AFRICA S.AMERICA Lea. Arr. Arr. Arr. Arr. Arr. Next Sailings Spore Durban C.Town R.deJ'ro Santos B. Airc n r nua. Santos Mam Mar. 27 Apr. 13 Ap
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    The Need for Proper Scoring
    1945 15  -  Argus Weekly Sports Notes Co mpiled By Complete Scores Not Kept Captains Neglecting Duty Police Bowling Flogged— 84 Oat Of 95 In Boundary Hits— S.C.C. Tournament Week-End Matches Ch in ese Hard Pushed r .ULI'RE to record scores correctly has >een the bugbear of minor
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    CRICKET HONOURS LIST
    166 15 Batting Dr. H. O. Hopkins (P.C.C. vs. C'.R.C. Penang) 105 Keng Hock (S.C.RX. v.s Singapore Police) 95 A. A. Cariappa (Kilat vs. T.P.C.A.. K.L.) 88 n.o. A. S. A. Jansen (Ceylon S.C. vs. P.W.D.) 61 n.o. Wazir Singh (LA. vs. S.R.C.) 51 Ku C'heou- Chye (CJLC. vs.
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    Post Office Club Report
    1021 15 MUCH SMALLER DEFICIT •yHE report on the working of the Post Office Club. Singapore, lor the year ending Dec. 31. states: In presenting to you the fifth annual report on the working of the Post Office Club for the year ending Dec. 31, 1934. your commute
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    IPOH SWINNING CLUB
    97 15 New Pool To He Built For Asiatics There is every possibility that the old proposal to have a swimming club In Kinta for Asiatics will take dennite shape m the near future, says the Times of Malaya. This matter will be further considered at an extraordinary meeting
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    SWIMMING RECORD
    45 15 New World's Figure For MO Metres Backstroke Worcester. (Mass). Mar. 24. Alice Bridge sot up world's record ?cr the 300 metrei backstroke m a UrnOl 4 mm. 32 sec She thus bout Mrs. Holm J;urrt 1932 time by 5 1-5 sec. 1 Reuter
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    RUGBY IN FRANCE
    102 15 Successful Visit Of \n Knglish Team The Northern Rugby League train hich has been on a visit to France, lhad no difficulty m winning their three matches. They again showed that the best propaganda for the game m Fiance is the visit of English teams. Unofficial figures
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    SCHOOL SPOUTS
    153 15 i From Our Own Correspondent, i Sen*mhan. .Mar. ft. The Rahanu Malay School annual sports were held on the .school padung at Ruhang Road, on Saturday. Therwas a large fathering present. ÜBOOg Whom wore Mr. R. F. Ounr (InspeCtOl c.i Schools N.S. >. Mr. A. Edmonds J.P.. Mr
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      72 15 An atmosphere of old Japkin YOU WILL F^LL FOR THE CHARM OF THE TAMA6AWA GARDENS c RESTAURANT CAFE iJSi Sukiyaki" daintily served tsla* FIRST CLASS BAR wB TENNIS COURTS SEA BATHING <|X Telephone 5593 323 East Coast Road. APB-2 COX KINGS (AGENTS) LIMITED SHORT TRIPS TO CAIRO tor homeward bound
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      27 15 1 An unbroken tradition of I "qualitn. mmntainfd for nearly I I ST4T£&PfSH I OUc j^ I I t»Virt H or V B H B Flrky V#
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    WILTS BEAT POLICE BY ODD GOAL IN FIVE
    323 16 Result Against Run Of Play Wiltshire* II 3 Police 2. VICTORY went to the Wiltshires second team by the odd goal m five quite against the run of the play when they met the Police m the Second Division of the S.A.F.A.
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    Straits Times No Match For M. P. H.
    533 16 S traits Times No Match For M. P. H. FINE DEFENCE KEEPS SCORE DOWN TO SEVEN M.P.H. 7; Straits Times 1 "pHE Straits Times Press Sports Club are now assuming m the Commercial Cup the same role that the IndoCeylonese F.A. occupied m the First Division recently— losing match after
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    S.C.C TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    96 16 Results Of Yesterday's Ties TPIES played yesterday m the Spring j lawn tennis tournament at the iS.C.C. resulted as follows: Championship Pairs Lieut. H. F. C. Home and Lieut. J. M. A. Chestnutt beat A. W. Wallich and JT. H. Holyoak 6—4. 6—2. Veterans' Doubles Handicap A.
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    KHALSA ASSN. WIN!
    191 16 rpHE Khalsa Association, who did not win a single game m the League competition last year, broke the spell yesterday by defeating the Chinese 2 l m a Third Division game played on the S.R.C. ground. Police, recovering the ball from the goal-line and scoring from a
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    S.R.A.
    170 16 Amendments To List Of Classifications Th 5 raits Ra cing Association has issued the following amended list of classifications. HORSES Transfers.— Edna May from Class 3 to Class 4. Selangor from Class 3 to Class 4. New Classifications Class I— Excelic. Class 2.— Gahen. Class 3.— Excuse Me, Karimba
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    LOCAL GOLF
    376 16 MIXED FOURSOMES AT KEPPEL ■yHE draw for partners and the times of starting m the Keppel Golf Club mixed foursomes, to be played on Sunday, are as follows: p.m. 3.45 E. Kent and Mrs. F. R. Horridge vs. J. B. Devitt and Mrs. A. J. Donald. 3.50 E.
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    The Singapore Ping Pong Association
    662 16 ANNUAL REPORT FOR LAST YEAR •T^HE fourth annual report ol the Singapore Ping Pong Association states: Your committee has much pleasure n submitting the annual reporr ogether with the duly audited statement of accounts lor the period ending Sept, 30. 1934. The. following served throughout
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