The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 August 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,653 ESTD. 1835 THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. 1935 10 CENTS
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    League Playing Into The Hands Of Italy
    128 1 MUSSOLINI ONLY WANTS TO GAIN TIME Situation Contains All The Elements Of Another \or Id War SNOWDEN SAYS CHALLENGE MUST BE MET 11HE dilatory tactics of the League are obviously playing into the hands of Italy, whose immediate aim is to gain me
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    260 1 London. Auu. 14. i) lINARY talks which begin and more formal converwhich start on Friday, beresentatives of France. id Italy will be followed I and anxious attention country where opinion is v alive to the far reaching might iollow an out- I between Italy and of the three powers, 1906
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    98 1 Geneva. Aug. 14. VBYSSINIA has protested to the League against the arms embargo, saying she manufactures no arms or munitions and owing to the prohibitions and embargoes she cannot obtain the means of defence outside her own frontier. The protest asks I! the Council will allow an unequal combat ro
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    Far-Reaching Changes In British Air Mail Routes
    195 1 BASE TO BE ESTABLISHED NEAR PORTSMOUTH j*mm^ I niulun. Aug. 14. FAR-REACHING changes which will affect the future of British air routes are being planned by tin* Air Ministry and Imperial Airways According to the Evening Standards ail correspondent, it is proposed to
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    43 1 Rebel Cruiser. The Chinese cruiser j Shaoho. the only rebel cruiser from j North China that has not been able to return to Nanking irom Canton, wilt undergo extenilTe repairs by the Taiku Dock of Hong Kong shortly. The repairs Will cost $220,000.
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    LACK OF TIN DEMAND
    114 1 Sharp Decline In Cash Price (From Our Own Correspondent > London, Aug. >4. riMIE market anticipates a 1 still further fall m the cash tin price and it is expected the backwardation will not he more than £3 or II a ton by the end of
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    TOKIO MURDERER
    65 1 Colonel Who Objected To Relegation Tokio, Aug. »3. THE murdrier of Gen. Xagata is Lieut. -Colonel Saburo Aizawa who, until recently, held a post as master of arms m the Military School but during extensive changes m army appointments on Aug. 1, was relegated to Formosa Island as
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    New Deal Campaign To Start In Autumn
    120 1 New Deal Campaign To Start In Autumn London, Aug. IS. HR. Lloyd George, it is learned. I** intends to embark on a nationwide campaign m the autumn m Mipport of his New Deal proposals. The campaign will be organised by the Council of Action for Peace and Reconstruction. Separate councils
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    ROOSEVELT IN A DILEMMA OVER SILVER
    338 1 ROOSEVELT IN A DILEMMA OVER SILVER BEING MERCIFUL TO SPECULA TORS Future Price Trend Uncertain London. Auk. 11. FINANCIAL writers show ;i di\ r sity oi opinion regarding ih« futOIV trend o' silver The Times says the bull position though greatly ledUCCd, is probably still large and it is possible
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      72 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness <md fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL i Ak~" TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT «.is to 9.15 p.m. DANCE formal 9.45 to midnight OUTSTANDING CABARET SUCCESS THE AMAZING CONTINENTAL ACROBATIC AND ECCENTRIC DANCERS ERIC AND GERDA PALLADIUM LONDON, SCALA BERLIN.
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      11 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA CROWN IN MALAYA
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      Water Meter Rents
      227 2 GL EXTRAVAGANCE BY MUNICIPALITY? COST OF "SER VICING AND NE J V METERS SOMETHING WRONG SOMEWHERE— AND THE RATEPAYER GOES ON i-aYING 'T»» The Editor, Sir. An instance of glaring extravagance on the part of a Municipal department was disclosed at the last meeting of the Commissioners,
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      Culbertson's Article Criticised
      252 2 To the Editor. Sir.— The bridge hand analysed by Culbertson m Wednesday's issue is very interesting as he concludes that the contract of 3 no trumps should have been defeated by two tricks. As a matter of fact there is no need for this and South can
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    MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE MEETING
    184 2 The following action was taken at a meeting of Municipal Committee No. 1 held on Aug. 6. Agreed to installation of an electromatic traffic signal < of the central pillar type i to be provided by Government, at the junction of High Street I and North Bridge
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    FAREWELL TO PASTOR
    112 2 There was a large gathering if members and friends of the Chinese (Downtown) Methodist Episcopal Church at the Abraham Memorial Hall. Malacca Street. Kuala Lumpur, on 4 o bH farewell to the Pastor, the Rev. D. 11. Yap. and Mrs. Yap. and welcome the Rev. Ng Huat
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    JUBILEE FUND
    183 2 Special Attractions At Ball At New World The sale of tickets for the Jubilee Ball and Competition Dance to be held lat the New World Cabaret on Saturday, gives every indication of a record attendance to assist the worthy cause for which it is being organised. The entertainment
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    HOUSEBREAKING CHARGE
    101 2 Sikh Allowed Bail In $50 An unusual story attaching to a charge of "housebreaking with intent to commit an offence punishable with imprisonment" against a Sikh named Tyal Singh, was told by a police officer m the Singapore police court before Mr. H. M. Blacker yesterday. Tyal Singh
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE ALLEGED
    111 2 Alan Who Is Charged With Murder The accused tried to commit suicide and he is now m hospital," declared Mr. N. G. Morris. A.S.P.. before Mr. H. M. Blacker, the Singapore third magistrate, yesterday, when the "case against Ng Tong Sam, who is charged with the murder
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    RUBBER ROUND WAIST
    79 2 Chinese Pleads Guilty To Fraudulent Possession Tan Wah, an unemployed labourer, charged before Mr. H. M. Blacker m the Singapore police court yesterday with being m fraudulent possession of five pieces of rubber valued at $1. was said to have had them tied around his waist when
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    "THE LITTLE MINISTER"
    155 2 Tin- Pavilion Theatre was crowded again last night lor the last performance of -The Little Minister" Owing to other bookings the season has had to be curtailed but m view of the enormrus popularity of this film the management rre endeavouring v arrange another reason m the
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      124 2 "a superb performance. produced with great fidelity to English scene and sentiment exquisite delightful" says DAILY MAIL. YQUR HEART mf WILL NEVER f FORGET IT!\ j Hugh Walpole wrote his finest love-story m "Vanessa." NowM-G-M brings it triumphantly to the screen, its turbulent romance brought brilliantly to life by two
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      446 2 CLASSIFIED AD^ Spillers Dog Foods for Uniform Quality, Parity and Nutritive value are unequalled THEY PROVIDE THE IDEAL FEED FOR EVERY AGE AND BREED AGENTS FOR MALAYA Wholesale and retail special rates for Kennels The Federal Dispensary, Ltd. (Incorporated In the F M.S. > Raffles Place, Singapore. BOARD RESIDENCE. KATONG
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      371 2 /ERTISEMENTS. Zbe Sincjapoic Ifccc press Uead Office: Si^ ltl)tl extensions to all a. Tel: "Time;- s! n Kuala Lumpur Office: 25. Java Street Phone: 3683 London Office: »m t Fie., (fe, u-|| SUBSCRIPTION RAT Wtthlt. Oj Quarterly I 5.50 fi> Oo Ball Yearly Si 7 00 Tevly $34 N ||s
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      230 2 Dia ry Of The Week THURSDAY, AUG. 13. High Water. 11.56 a.m. 9.0 ft., 11.26 p m. 10.7 ft. Racing: Taiping professional inN.: Mr >e. first day. Football: S.A.F.A. League. Div. I. RAF. vs. R.A.. Anson Road Stadium. Div. 111. b.C.F.A. vs. Abattoirs. S.H B. ground; Commercial Cup. M.P.H. vs.
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      272 2 Today's Radio Programmes Singapore ZHI (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd) Wavelength— 49.9 metres I n.m. 6 Recorded music. 6.45 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. 8.30 Close down. B.B.C.— GSH, GSG and GSF Wavelengths— l 3.97, 16.86 and 19.82 metres 620 Big Ben. "A Voyage
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    Margin Between Rubber Production And Consumption
    2893 3 MR. LOWINGER TELLS HOW SURPLUS WILL FALL Fostering Research To Aid Industry's Recovery T\ an address on "Rubber and its Restriction" to th. m nnt, >a»n uiai II tne 65 ncr rout ,r. be R h»,in s f rom July xO 7 his yea
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    "LOST GOOD JOBS FROM STOMACH TROUBLE."
    176 3 Hlly I had known of Maclean Stomach Powder years ago." Mr. E Like thousands of sufferers from all kinds of i trouble Mr. E found this •"'ill remedy cures when all else „V(1. must tell you how wonderful I feel .king Maclean Brand Stomach
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    Killed Two: Injured Three
    524 3 MALAY RUNS AMOK WITH PARANG A MALAY ran amok with a parang m a kampong at Temerloh on Monday morning and. before he was seized, had killed a woman and a little girl and seriously injured a woman, a young girl and a little boy Having
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    PISTOL SHOT HALTS FLEEING MAN
    403 3 PISTOL SHOT HALTS FLEEING MAN •Prom Our Own Correspondent/ Kuala Lumpur, Au&. 12. Y^ITH two men, suspected of illicit liquor distilling, fleeing m different diiection.s. Mr. F. W. Mayor of the Customs Department, decided that he would have to make sure of one of them, and fired his revolver m
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    Malayan Lawyer Scores Against Mr. Hore-Belisha
    289 3 LOOP HOLE IN ACT \ll ß C. L. Hiutc-Lowlacc. ioinurh ,W of Messrs Lovclarr and Hast in«.s. the well known legal Him of Kuala Lumpur and Serrmban. dim. the proverbial coach-and-four through one oi Mr Hore-Belishas traffic rules when hi was charge; beiore UW
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    GLADYS COOPER
    139 3 Miss GlarSvs ('mui>; t 'Lady N(\U)« P arson* belOfC >h< sailed lrom Southampton lor New rorft m Urn iin«r Statendani laid sh«- m.i.i teaid th»M were rumours about h« r domestit affairs, but 4m ttvoagiy tatfti Umti was any .oundation lor tbeflU Miss Co >p"r was ;iccompani»>d by
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    SEAFARERS' SERVICE
    67 3 Every year i Seafarers' Service i^ held In M Andrew's Cathedral, singa pore, and thai fear it win be on Sept 1 at 5.30 p.m. The Rev. A V WarrlN the Mission- to Seamen chaplain, will preach. The Commodore md the Master At tendant v ually attend \hv
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    Trans-Atlantic Air Service Proposals
    2440 4 Aviation Topics "COMPOSITE CRAFT" BEING BUILT IN GREAT BRITAIN Four-Engined Flying Boat With Seaplane On Its Wings SIR Philip Cunliffe-Lister. who was appointed Secretary of State for Air when the Cabinet was reconstituted early m June, has lost little time m announcing his plans for the
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      55 4 wr x si nr GREASE CUP m£* mm' Provides a scientific, economical and simple method of automatic lubrication for every industry: Lubrication under perfect control feeding the bearing when the machinery is m motion only NO COCKS TO TURN OFF NO WICKS TO REMOVE NO DRIP NO WASTE SOLE AGENTS:
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    A NAVAL BROADSIDE AT PORTSMOUTH
    68 5 AVY Sll6ws ITS STRIKING PO WER-G»ns of H.M.S. Iron Duke flriw a practice bro»d.lde »t r« W U»oath. NDANISS KUMALO, the Southern Rhodesia native chief who is playing the part of Lobengula m the film of Cecil Rhodes' life which is being made m London,
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    175 5 MEN RIOT PICTURES One of the fiercest battles New York has ever known broke out m the city's dockland after anti-Nazis ripptri the Swastika flag frcm the German liner Bremen which was about to sail. An ar ny cf police and detectives then •(I m a wild conflict with the
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    MEN'S VISITS TO HOUSE
    536 6 Events Before Double Tragedy VISITS of two men to the room ot Poon Hung Ngor, a young Cantonese widow, and other events be!fore the finding of the bodies of the woman and her three-year-old child. gashed by many knife j wounds, m n. lodging house m
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    JUBILEE FUND
    309 6 o^ m unt P revlo »sly acknowledged $124,598.71. F. Isako. Esq. .daily percentage Aug. 6) $27. F. Isako. Esq (daily percentage Aug. 7> $31.40. F. Isako Esq. idany percentage Aug. 8) $28.80. F. Isako, Esq. (daily percentage Aug 9 10 and 11) $56.20, Department of Excise, Maxwell Road
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    36 6 Clergyman Unfrocked.— At Durham Cathedral George Bailey, until lately curate at Hutton Henry, near Wingate. was deposed by the Bishop because of immoral conduct for which he has been sentenced to nine months' imprison- ment. i
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    Siamese Defence Minister On Untrue Rumours
    247 6 THAT the situation m Siam is not so serious as press reports make out is the contention of the Minister of Defence, Col. Luang Bipul Songgram, who has issued the following explanation of the arrest of 15 noncommissioned officers, who are accused of "conspiracy
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    Five To Face Trial On Japanese Club Riot Charges
    160 6 pHARGES of riotins while armed with deadly weapons and of voluntarily having caused hurt with dangerous weapons were laid against thr?e Chines?. Chong Choo. Hoh Ah Siew and Hu Si Yin before Mr. H. A. Forrer. th? Singapore Criminal District Judge
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    28 6 Mr W M Iversen. general i Lima Bias Estate. Slim W^l on Friday for Europe OH m Iverson is a former chairm-m Batang Pndanu Distri. t Ptal ciation.
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      327 6 1 SJ story- ALHAMBRA premiere n A MIGHTY PICTURE! TONI6HT 6.15 915 IH BT^ |Jr^ .j|dMy BttXk'^jß^Bw/afl B^^ 1 LI BB^talwjfl Tike his dog. Buck, he fought for the thin* BrJ H B^^l Bm. M^ BBaffn^^Jßaa! U [^H riP^ c wanted. But she matched his boldness a^al Bawggm^Bßa9BaUßa^al Bam Ban^9
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    TWO MEN HELD IN SILAT ROAD KNIFE MURDER
    82 7 TWO MEN HELD IN SILAT ROAD KNIFE MURDER F I. LOWING the arrest and reand until Aug. 20 of Wee Kirn young Chinese, m connecth the Silat Road murder. man, Ong Lee Tong. was i or abetment or murder Mr. Norman Grice. the Sinird magistrate, yesterday. 3 aU .aided until
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    American Senator's Proposal To Boycott Olympic Games
    60 7 American Senator's Proposal To Boycott Olympic Games AS A PROTEST AGAINST NAZI Washington, Aug. 14. TN view of reports of Nazi perse--1 cution of Jews and Catholics, Senator Peter Gerry, speaking m the Senate, suggested that United States sportsmen should seriously consider the question of America's withdrawal from the Olympic
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    "NESSIE'S" RIVAL
    123 7 Swiss Peasants Terrorised By "Monster" Monte Rosa (Switzerland), Aug. 13. The Loch Ness monster has a counterpart hero. A score of peasants testify to having seen m the last tew dayi a sort cf dragon which is reputed to have lived m neighbouring woods tor I >vi years
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    PROTEST TO SPEAKER
    107 7 Boston, Aug. 14. Baron Von Tippelskirch. the German Consul-General, has protested to the Speaker ot the Massachusetts State House of Representatives against a resolution pass-d by the House condemning Nazi racial and religious persecution. The Baron has described the resolution as an unwarranted and unpardonable interference m
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    GAOL FOR A "GOD"
    116 7 Berlin, Aug. 14. Remarkable evidence was given yesterday at the trial of the 79-year-old Josef Weissenberg, "god of the Weissenbero: sect." He was sentenced to 2 2 years' im- prUonmenl and five years' loss of civil rights lor oilences against minors and Libuse of guardianship. Witnesses
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    LONDON'S MAN'S ARREST
    90 7 Berlin. Aug. 14. Mr. Gerhard Mosel. a London busi- ness man. has been arrested by thrsecret police m Munich for private conversations "calculated to injure the Reich." Mosel was born In Munich and became a naturalised British subject m Canada m 1933. He was arrested at his
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    JEWS AND CATHOLICS
    100 7 Munich, Aug. 13. South Germany's anti-Jewish and anti-Catholic campaign was given a reusing start by a six- hour parade of lcrries loaded with shouting Storm Troopers. Hitlor'? Lite Gnardl furnished 600 out ol the- 1.100 demonstrators who roared. "Rome lor all Papists. Palestine for all Jews, Germany
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      642 7 A GRAND COMEDY WTTH A CACT JWnmtmSZt oV Apm!mJ M M -K^KK. I PREMIERE THIS wnnyTv/ GENIUS! NOW PLAYING TO 6th WEEK IN LONDON! uo fi *t«iWii Al 6.15 and 9.15 »^Bfc. Chi"*"!!' r lc w k a h ;tu sl s <if K^ (i^" r% A I*a tt m
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      47 7 I AIR PASSENGERS Aircraft Arethusa, Singapore Karachi, left 11.8.35: Mr. S. C. Mills (London), Mr. Lim Teck Chong (Alor Star). Aircraft Aurora, Karachi {Singapore, arrived 12.8.35: Mrs. D. C. Wilson (London i, Miss Smith (Alor Star> Aircraft Sydney, Singapore Darwin, left 13.8.35: Mrs. D. C. Wilson (Brisbane).
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    Sraaapore|fccejprr«^ IIURSDAY, AUGUST 15. 1935 Defence Of The Panama Zone
    1002 8 Sraaapore|fccejprr«^ IIURSDAY, AUGUST 15. 1935 Defence Of The Panama Zone THE announcement a day or two ago that America is taking steps to improve anti-aircraft defences m the Panama Canal zone by the installation of radio detectors was not unexpected. The canal zone is a vital feature of the United
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    DAY TO DAY
    148 8 Mr. D. B. B. Cook, of Boustead and Co., Penang. the well-known sportsman, has sailed for home. Mr. W. S. Gibson, late Le-al Adviser F.M.S.. has purchased a house at Lon« Sutton m Somerset. Mr. E. M. Sykes. Superintendent Customs and Excise Department Federated Malay States, has
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    As I was Saying
    359 8 THE meteorological forecasts made oy Mr. W. A. Dwyer. chief meteorologist at the new Common wealth Weather Station at Darwin aerodrome, have proved of considerable value to the captains of Qantas Emp i rt Airways' airliners I'pptr Air operating on the Brisbane-Singawre unservattoms service. st ait
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    The Splendid Beard
    972 8 pj|H Woodpecker, sitting m his lavourite seat overlooking a wide expanse oi country outside the Wheatsheaf, was interested m the leisured at rival ol a tramp. It was not merely because the man walked with swinging gait more remarkable than this vigour was his long white beard
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    63 8 About eighty people, representing < practically all communities, attended! the Anglo-Chinese School Old Boys' Association dinner held m the school I hall at Ipoh on Saturday night m honour of their first president. Dr. X i T. Khong. who received the M.B.E re- N eentty. and their vice-president. Mr S
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      62 8 ULTIMATELY, says a scientist, our ears will disappear. In which case there is a good time coming for pince-nez manufacturers. There is a bad time coming for anyone who is laid up as a result of illness or injury unless he holds a "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT and ALL SICKNEES POLICY. GENERAL
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    Mooney Case: Police Accused Of "Frame-Up"
    238 9 STAR WITNESS RECANTS Never Saw The Accused POLICE LIEUTENANT BLAMED Baltimore, Aug. 13. ALLEGATIONS that the whole rt evidence yiven by John MacDonald, the -tar witness m the case against Tom Mooney. had been distorted by the police were made by Mooney f s
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    SIR WILLIAM WATSON
    105 9 Death Of Oldest Living English Poet London, Amg. 13. Watson, the oldest living poet, who was a friend cC ..j.d thrta unsuccessful when likely candidate for ihe (iied today aged 77. but i s are paid to his Lvniu,. rk never obtained popular iti ago he was
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    FLOOD DISASTER
    71 9 LOno Thousand Drowned In Italy Kome. \ug. 14. It La believed that a thousand people were drowned by iloods yesterday as a result of the bunting of a dyke at the township of Ovada. The country is Inundated over an area of 400 square miles. Factories were destroyed
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    14 9 Latest Rubber And Tin I 1 IV V iFnmi Our Own Correspondent'
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    RUBBER
    59 9 London. Auk. 11 Spot < Sellers i 5 3 4 d. <5 13 16d. (Buyers) 5 11 16 d. (5%<L) October December 527 32d. <5 7 d.t January March 531 32d. <6 1 32 d April June 6 3 32d. <6 3 16d Market .—Easier. New York. Auk. 14
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    TIN
    13 9 London, Auk. M. Spot fillo-10-od. t2lB-10-od.t 3 Months €208-10-od. < £208-10-od. Market Steady.
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    EXCHANGES
    17 9 London. Aug. 14. New York 4.98 116 (4.97 3 16--i s 75 132 (74 31 32 >
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    GOLD AND SILVER
    22 9 London. Aug. 14. Silver 29 3 16d. (29 15 16d.» Go l d 140s. 6d. (140s 3» 2 d.»
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    THE LEITH-ROSS MISSION
    94 9 To Confer With Mr. Hirota Tokio. Aug. 14. TTHE British Ambassador called on the Foreign Minister. Mr. Hirota, this morning and conveyed the desire of Sir Frederick LeithRoss to hold a conference with Mr. Hirota when he reaches Japan m September Mr. Hirota is most Willing to
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    TO DEFEAT JAPAN
    77 9 Shanghai, Aur. 1 A report from a Japanese source st itea that Mr. Qu > Tai Chi. Chinese Ambassador In London, is now negotiating with British interests lor a loan of *j 5.000X00 lor the purpose of defeating the Japanese proposal to brine about Sinr-Japanese economic cooperation
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    VILLAGE TRAGEDY
    76 9 Blacksmith Shoots Three People And Comwita Suicide London. Aug. 11. A village blacksmith. Wilfred Gibbs. of Shut ford, near Banbury. is the central figure m a quadruple tragedy List night. Ht> fired sun as his wife alighted from a bus and wounded her and three others, namely the
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    SERGE RUBENSTEIN
    131 9 Served With Writ Of Expulsion j From France London. Auk. 14. A Dally ExpreM message item ParLs j states that the financier. Serge Ruben- iteln, managing director of the Chosen j Corporation, has been MTVed with a writ, of expulsion from France for j alleged speculations against the
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    GENERAL ELECTION
    90 9 Now Expected To l>c Held In January London. Auk. 11 a genera] election In Britain is now expected In January. Although n number of Government supporters strongly favoured the autumn. Reuter learns (hat Mr Baldwin has virtually decided against an appeal to the country before early m the
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    TRAPPED MINERS
    36 9 (irovseto (Italy). Auk. 13. Water 50 feet elect) released by shot firing In the Montecastln! Company's lignite mine at La Robillm. has cut otf the hopes of rescuing lfi entrapp'od miners Reut er Wireless
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    103 9 Rivals For President Roosevelt Washington, Aug. 14. SENATOR Huey Long has informed his Senatorial colleagues that he has definitely decided to stand as candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination next year. It is understood that if President Roosevelt is re-nominat-ed. Huey Long will stand as an independent candidate unless the
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      PERAK HYDRO-ELECTRIC SCHEME APPROVED
      1868 10 PERAK HYDRO -ELECTRIC SCHEME APPROVED Mr. George Balfour Explains Position To Stockholders London, Aug. 1. I MEETINGS of tin- holders of 7 per cent, paiticipating deben--I** ture stock, the 7 per cent, participating debenture stock deferred interest warrants, and the ordinary shares m the Perak River Hydro-Electric Power Company Limited
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      Yesterday's Rubber Auction
      173 10 THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1,239 th. auction yesterday when there were catalogued 944,096 lbs.; 421.47 tons; offered 939.081 lbs.; 419.23 tons; sold 756,371 lbs.; 337.66 tons. London 5.11i16d. New York I H 7/ a cts. PRICES REALISED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      92 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Aug. 14, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No I X R. S. S. m cases (F. 0.8. -August) 19.7:16 19.9 16 Good F.A.Q. m cases (FOB. August) 19' 8 !9 l 4 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Singapore) 19.3 16 19.5 16 September 19»' 2 19
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      99 10 Aug. 14 Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins $486 Crown. Cross and Dragon Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins $4.46 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump p>er British Imperial Gallon 82 Shell Motor Spirit m 4gallon drums per British Imperial
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      102 10 I Tin Declines Sharply Following Quota Decision t London, Auk. 12. t On the Stock Exchange with the r opening o! the new account interest broadened and although the holiday c season continued to check the volume fc of business, the general tone ruled good and industrials particularly
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      FRASER'S SHARE LIST
      333 10 Yesterday's Alterations Ampat Tin (.4s) 4s 3d 4s 9d Hong Fatts ($1) .50 53 Hong Kong Tin (ss) 13s 14s Idris Hyds. (ss) 6s 7 s Jelebus ($1) 1.00 104 Johan Tin (.20 cts.) .26 30 Kam. Kamunting (ss) 6s 63 6d K. Lumpur 17 S lbs
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      94 10 Aug. 14 Buyers Sellers Gambler 6.00 Java Cube 10 00 Hamburg Cube 10.00 White Pepper 18 00 Muntok White Pepper 18.50 Copra. Sundried 3.75 Copra, mixed 335 Small Flake Tapioca 4.30 R B. Siam No. 1 per yokan 106 Bania Jelotong 7 50 Sarawak Jelotong 7 00
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      MONEY MARKET
      38 10 MONEY MA RKET Record llolida> For Curriiuv On the Money Itarta I for currency WhScta proportions had m ho resources %et\ i ihort-tcrn toani rowers occasioiuilly ►lightly higher r>'. ion. Discounts nil ju.siness. Wall Btn ictire. Reuter Wireless
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      BRIGHTER PROSPECTS FOR TIN SHARES
      515 10 BRIGHTER PROSPECTS FOR TIN SHARES Rubbers Completeh Neglected i 117ITH London more or less m the throes ol the holiday ffttfftl and with nothing of special importance happening m the political arena to cause any uneasiness, markets generally have been quiet since our last report, state Messrs Fraser and Co.
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      182 10 Aug. 10. I>. 13. American Can. Com. 143-. 142U 142» 2 American Telephone and Telegraph 1353 8 1373 140., Atcheson Railroad 53 53* 8 53U Chesapeake 46* 8 46. 47^ u^ m |5g 110 l« Firestone 15 n 15? lfi General Electric 303 8 31 31 General Motors
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    FISHING FOR ACTORS
    708 11  -  GUY KIBBEE Hollywood In Person BY Should Be Comhulsorv Tt Cures Conceit flattery ol autograph tan mail and applause. need some kind of antilrough personal experince, lend Ashing, because it ting to the ego. Irq m the world that v so completely and ftsh u\v s.it on
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    NOT WANTED
    107 11 Wife Refuses To Hail Out Husband wife was asked at Wimbledon ier she could find b.iii lor her her reply was: •*n not going to bail him. I don't him at home." husband was Henry Burnett. 43. sser, Elizabeth Place. East Putney, with Sidney William Powell. 39, ourer,
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    DECREE HASTENED
    105 11 Miss Muriel Martin- Harvey's Divorce i The decree nisi granted on May 14 to Mrs. Margaret Muriel Gerahty (Miss Muriel Martin-Harvey, the actress) against Mr. Leslie Marsh Gerahty, known on the stage as Garry Marsh, has been made absolute by the President. Sir Boyd Merriman. m the Divorce
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    ABLAZE IN ATLANTIC
    157 11 Warship Ready To Sink Steamer Gibraltar. Aim. ft. The British cargo ship Methilhill carrying coal and esparto grass lroin Oraii. Algeria, to Methil Firth ot North, caught fire m mid-Atlantic, and is blazing from item to stern. The ship was abandoned, but i.s being towed by the
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    494 11  -  Ely Culbertson by J| World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst I COUP I"HE word "coup" la the language of Bridge and Whist has a specialised meaning. This word, a French one. originally meant a i strategem or un- usually brilliant plays at the bridge, table are
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    A WELL PLANNED COUP
    98 11 South, m the hand below, faultlessly executed a well planned coup. fulnKiiv a grand slam contract. West, dealer. North-South vulnerable S— A KJ 6 D —A X 8 2 C—6 4 3 S- Q 10 g o v o D--7109T W d »I§»«< i C A
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      77 11 PASSENGERS i Th< lollowinu are passenKers on the East Asiatic Jutlandia. which is due c here on Sept. 13: Mrs G. G. Gwyther. t Miss M G A Gwyther. Mrs E A J. I Brooks. Mrs G. P Noakes. Mrs. A. t Chettlf and infant. Mr and Mrs A R
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    25 12 HOLIDAY CROWDS thronged H.M.S. Hood, the worlds largest battleship, and other ships of the Fleet which took part m Portsmouth Navy Week.
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    GIANT AIR CLIPPERS OF THE FUTURE
    810 12 GIANT AIR CLIPPERS OF THE FUTURE Short Monoplane Boat Shows New Construction Trend /^VPINION that monoplane construction is likely to prove best m building the large flying boats of the future is based by the Short designers on experience gained m constructing and Hying the Short R24 31 gull-winged monoplane
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      433 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In F.M.S.) TELEPHONE: Freight 5433 Passage MM. LLOYDS AGENTS. BOOKING AGENTri FOB FEDERATED MALAY STATFS RAILWAYS. ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. CANADIAN MCIMC fllwffiV.WiSftilfS (Incorporated m England) THE "EMP&ESS" ROUTE offers fK ANS -PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLULU or direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER— ACROSS CANADA by TRANS
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      70 12 For everything appertaining to Ocean Passages, Foreign Money Exchange and Freight, apply cooks 39. ROBINSON ROAD No Booking Fees. Telephone 5908 JAVA -NEW YORK LINE Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltim (via Colombo) Arrivini m.v. KOTA TJANDI Aug. 19 Aug (also loading for Halifax and Savannah in* m.v. TALISSE Sept.
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      564 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pra. 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 pm. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and
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      200 12 VESSELS ARRIVED Peiping. Swed 3.835 tons, from Dfttmi 14. for Penang 14 Island. Brit. 743 tons, lrom Christmas Island 14. lor Christmas Island 24. Tinombo. Dut. 525 tons from Belawai: 14. for Beluwan 16. Kedah. Brit 1.033 tons from BtlftWMl 14. for Penang 15. Buyskes. Dut. 983 tons, from Penang
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      225 12 SINGAPORE HA R 80i Ship* ahuusidr or expected t, rrM 1 Fast Wharf (Kntr.u,,, Rohna 22: Kun Main Wharf (Fntr.., Kaisar-I-Hind Kistna 14: polls. Perali D Empire Dock (Batrt SilvtTtrak M X M; Ntchlyo M i Empire Dock I nlr. Sirdhana M I West Wharf (bill v Rimau 4. E
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      384 13 BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS, OUTWARDS Due D T'naie Spore T nage p^ 17,000 Aug. 16 RAWALPINDI 17 000 Oct 11 LJRDWAN 6.070 Aug. 29 BANGALORE 6000 Oct 24 PUTAN 17.000 Aug. 30 CORFU ***** Oct 25 11.000 Sept, 6 RANCHI 17 000 Nov 8 \L 15.000
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      491 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" LINE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Also accepting: car*o for Canadian and American ports via Colombo Steamer nnJk c y o 5S s^ pt 14 Sept 16 wuy 01. Newcastle Sept 2 g Oct. 2
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      725 14 K. P. Ma KONINKLUKE FAKfcIVAABT MAATSCHAPPIJ \N DEB MJN— Thursday, Aug. 15, Toboali, Cheribon (not for passengers), Semarang, Sonrabaya, Bocleleng, Ajnpenan. Padang-Bay, Benoa and BanUDORK Iburadajf, Aug. 15. Selat-Pftndjanc, Bengkalis, Soengei-Pakning, Siak and Pakan-Baroe. GBN. VKRSPYrK Thursday. Aug. 15. Letong. Kramat, Tarempa. Midai and Gent ing. BOBLONGAM Thursday. Aus*. 15.
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      499 14 v^ 1 i L^**"*" S^J^^ I TO EUROPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA C OL^Ul!^ BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES, GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive. Leave I*ave Arrive Spore. S pore. Penang New York Pres: Adams Nov 30 Dec. 3 Dec. 5 Jan. 14 Pres. Harrison Aug. 24
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      654 14 1 1 J MIMIfUII* VIA NAPLES, MARSEILLES. ANTWERP, KMI AND MIDDLESBROUGH '^Kins, HARUNA MARU 10.500 Aug. 21 22 SSUWA MARU SKATORI MARU 10.000 Sept 4 5 >*FUSHIMI MARU SKASHIMA MARU 10,000 Sept, 18 1» HAKOZAKI MARI JYASUKUNI MARU 12.000 Oct. 1 2 TERUKUNI MARt HAKONE MARU 10.500 Oct. 16 II
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    Old Stalwarts' Challenge To Young Players
    1057 15 THE DECLARATION PROBLEM Test Matches do not Last ball of one game till the first ball is next. They are kept the intervening weeks rumour, and criticism. h. ted as hotly as party angue is becoming the willow, the Den i them ball, writes
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    GARRISON G.C.
    86 15 Result Of Men's Monthly Medal The Singapore Garrison Goli Club men's monthly medal was played at the Garrison Golf Ciub on Saturday and Sunday. The following were the best returns: Major L. A. J. Graham 1 up Major R V. M. Buchanan 3 down R. R. Combs 3
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    British Records Broken
    51 15 White City, Aug. 10. Two British records were broken m the women's athletic championship?. In her heat for the 100 metres. M!M Hiscock returned 11 9-10 sec. breaking her own record by 3-10 sec. In the 800 metres. Miss Halstead returned 2 mm. 15 3-5 sec. Reuter
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    Malay Cup Final
    51 15 (\k Sunday, Aug. 18, the principal Malay football match of the year will take place at Jala n Besar Stadium, between the Shahar Kamar Football Club and the Darul Bahar Club. The Cup is the gift of the S.A.F.A. President, Mr. R. L. Hastie. Kick off at
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    42 15 The president and members of the Malay Recreation Club, Dato Kramat Road. Penang, entertained Mr. Hamid Khan to a tea-party at the Club house on Saturday, m honour of his appointment as a Justice of the Peace for the Settlement of Penang.
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    How Yankee Was Beaten In Island Race
    701 15 Ryde, Aug. 1. THE schooner America defeated the English racing fleet 84 years ago over the historic course "Round the Isle of Wight," but today Mr. Gerard Lambert's beautiful sloop Yankee could not repeat the famous victory of 1851, when the cup, which
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    Coughing Epidemic Spreading
    59 15 London, Aug. 14. THE coughing epidemic is spreading, the latest St. Leger runners, affected being Hairan and Field Trial who were sent back during exercise. The report on Bahram is favourable, the cough being mild. He has not developed a temperature and is expected to be able
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    29 15 An earlier message stated Bahram was found coughing while exercising at Newmarket and was sent back to his stable. Plassy, another St. Leger runner, was also returned for coughing.
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    GUNBOAT JACK IS PERFECTLY FIT FOR TOMORROW'S FIGHT
    306 16  - GUNBOAT JACK IS PERFECTLY FIT FOR TOMORROW'S FIGHT Ringside (Ky "Indisposition" Was Only A Slight Cold FEARS have been entertained by boxing fans that Gunboat Jack's recent indisposition which prevented him from fighting m Kuala Lumpur last week would have a detrimental eftect when he enters the ring tomorrow against
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    WILTSHIRES MOVE UP TO SECOND PLACE
    98 16 WILTSHIRES MOVE UP TO SECOND PLACE Walk-Over From o# i\. \s» The Wiltshire's were given a w.ilkover la their Jir.st division encounter with the SR.C. yesterday at the Anson Road Sadium. the "Rees" falling to turn lp. The additional two points have plac- d the Reglmfcnt second on the table,
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    ATHLETE DISMISSED
    103 16 Chinese Fole-Vaulter Out Of Training Camp Tsingtao. Paul Fu. holder of the national re<rd for pole-vault, was dismissed from the Summer Training Camp for having failed to answer roll for five times. Fu. who is making a motio> picture m Tsingtao at the same time, is considered as
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS
    49 16 The closing date of entries for the Singapore Cricket Club's autumn lawn tennis tournament has been extended to Monday. Aug. 19. So far there have been 32 entries m the handicap singles and 24 m the handicap doubles, but only nine m the profession pairs level.
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    GARRISON TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    135 16 Ties lor today m the Garrison Officers lawn tennis tournament at Tanglin are as follows: 1. Lt. Home <R.A.» vs. Mai. Austin R.A.M.C." at 4 p.m. 2. Maj. Evans (R.A.M.C. 1 vs. Capt. Douglass <R.E.> at 4 p.m. 3. Lt, Kirk <R.E.» vs. Fi -Lt. Muschamp (RAF.
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    TEACHERS' TENNIS
    390 16 I The following are results of the Singapore Teachers' Association ties m the tennis tournament played off on Tuesday, An?. 13. Men's Singles Handicap. Semi-Finals Mr. K. C. Balhetchet beat Mr. R. Balakrishnan. 7 5 7 5. Mr. Tay Keng Hock beat Mr. Leong Hong Hee. 6—4; I—6;
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    Selangor F. A. Cup Draw
    132 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 13. THE following is the draw for the second round of the Selangor FA. Cup Bye Selangor Club Kuala Rovers "A" vs. Kuala. Rovers "B." at Port Bwettenham on Aug 15 SelanfOf Rangers vs SC.R.C. "A. f Bt
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    THREE CLOSE FINISHES
    63 16 Selangor Men's Foursomes (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 13. •THREE of the lour quarter-finals m the Selangor Golf Club's mens foursomes competition were won by the narrowest possible mar- gin. the results being _G^O. Hovil ami R B. \Vya;i Smith beat T G. Biolt-Ul and
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    Sepoy Lines Championship
    27 16 •THE Sepoy Lines Golf club championship for 1935 has been won by Dr. E. W. Martindell, who will be presented with the Park Cup.
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    EUR ASIAN SERGEANT'S POSSIBLE AT 500
    344 16 EUR ASIAN SERGEANT'S POSSIBLE AT 500 Fine Shooting At Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent; Malacca, Aug. 12. T'HE Malacca Volunteer Corps an- nual meeting took place at Bukit Sebukor Rifle Range during the week-end, there being a largo number of entrants. Glorious weather prevailed and som. AIM shooting was done
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    Ramona Again Beats Kathleen
    535 16 SECOND RACE FOR SCHREVEN CUP LAST Sunday's race at the R.S.Y.C. lor six-metre yachts was the second of three races for the Van Schreven Cup The first was won by Ramona with Kathleen >erond and Ella Dorothy third. Unfortunately only two yachts could turn out this
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    72 16 Selections F or Today •Fm,,, UEAVYr the |Q||] morrows i., The Eollowin and mv iriectl Race I. llwac, Plnancter Moui i Mv Tip Race t (irlln.s p Royal R« -r. Amd i Rare I: Grimm i. i.ov. Bane Pa Race I Bum, ri Komolux H Kate ll.n v Austral Wat<
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