The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 25 January 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,482. ESTD. 1835. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1935 10 CENTS
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    JAPANESE ARMY BEGINS ATTACK IN CHARHAR
    168 1 30 Miles Of Territory Captured ALL-NIGHT ADVANCE Chinese Fo rces Sustain iPANESE troops have launched an attack in Charhar, and according to a message from Peiping, they have already captured an area thirty miles in extent after an aU-night advance. A Tokio message states
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    TOWNS ATTACKED
    79 1 Peiping. Jan. 24. ousand Japanese troops with so-called Manchukuo troops. •quipped with bombing aeroplanes, armoured cars, and field -uns attacked ELS?" f Xu 3 ruan Tungshatze and Tushihkow m East Charhar. West kalgan and South Dolonor J Infantry is attacking the Bed Wall at Tushikow I is announced
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    FIERCE FIGHTING
    346 1 'apane.se Held Up In Kuyuan Arta Shanghai. Jan. 24. >V a number of planes, the md Manchukuo troops m advanced at daybreak Iwhen they encountered cc by Chinese volun- ,eers at a point twenty miles from I Kuyuan. Fierce fighting took place for a few hours around the
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    31 1 DON POLITICO QUIXOTE "Come, Sancho, new adventures await us SANCHO L. G. "Indeed to goodness But I have only got to the fourth volume of my last adventures— look you P
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    India Bill The Bulkiest Measure Ever Presented To Parliament
    269 1 India Bill The Bulkiest Measure Ever Presented To Parliament 451 Clauses: 15 Schedules: 350 Pages London, Jan. 24. T^HE bulkiest measure ever presented m Parliament, the "Bill to make further provision for the Government of India" issued today, consists of 451 clauses, 15 schedules, extends to 350 pages, and weights
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    PROSECUTION CASE ENDING
    140 1 Hauptmann In Witness Box Flemington, Jan. 24. TJAUPTMANN will enter the wit- ness-stand today and deny that he killed the Lindbergh baby. The prosecution case is all but finished and the moment the accused will begin to relate his story depends on the time his counsel will
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    SENDAYAN RUBBER
    102 1 SEN DA YAN RUBBER First Dividend Since 1928-29 'From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 22. Sendayan (F.M.S. I Rubber Company Ltd.. have returned a profit of £15.125 for the financial year ended September 30 last year. This compares with a profit of only €89 for the previous year's working. A
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    SINGAPORE WEATHER
    59 1 Singapore experienced its wettest 12 months for five years m 1934. The total rainfall registered by the Meteorological Office was 106.55 inches. 11.56 inches above nomal. So much I rain had not falen since 1928. The wettest month was January, 9 inches above normal. The rainfail during December
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    DR. SCHUSCHNIGG
    42 1 London, Jan. 22. The Austrian Chancellor and Foreign Minister. Doctor Schuschnigg and Herr Bergen Waldenegg, intend to pay a visit to London next month. Although the date is not yet fixed the visit probably will take place about Feb. 20.
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    U.S. AIR PLANS
    141 1 Construction Of Aerodrome At Wake Island Washington, Jan. 24. Application has been made to the Navy Department for the construction of an aerodrome at Wake Island. Senator Swanson Secretary of the Navy, revealed today that Pan-Ameri-can Airways had asked the Navy Department to construct landing facilities at
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    NOW 3,600,000
    44 1 Huge Jump In Moscow's Population Moscow, Jan. 20. The city's population has increased by over one million since 1931 and Leningrad's by over two million m the last two years, according to an official announcement. Moscow's inhabitants now total 3,600,000- Reuter Wireless
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    MINE TRAGEDIES
    49 1 Belgrade, Jan. 21. Eleven miners were killed and seven seriously injured and one is missing m an explosion by firedamp m a lignite mine near Zajetcher. Gilberton, (Perm.), Jan. 21. Six men were killed and 50 gassed m an explosion m a coal mine here. Reuter Wireless
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    BLIZZARD HAVOC NEW YORK
    189 1 BLIZZARD HAVOC NEW YORK Thousands Unable To Reach Their Homes GREAT FLOODS ALL UlCn U.O. A great blizzard is sweeping across the continent of America, accounting; for many lives and paralysing conditions over wide areas. New York, Jan. 24. At least 90 persons have perished m the United States and
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    SCHOOLS CLOSED
    46 1 Terrible Conditions In Pennysilvania Philadelphia, Jan. 24. Nine are reported dead m the worst snowstorm for 20 years. The city is blanketed m 15 inches of snow. Huge drifts are piled up, isolating Delaware Schools all over the State have been closed indefinitely. Reuter
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    22,000 WORKERS
    79 1 Effort To Free New York From Snow New York, Jan. 24. The eastern portion of the United States is shrouded m deep snow and there have been 70 fatalities from cold and floods. Twentytwo thousand relief workers at four dollars a head per day city's regular 10.00 C
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    Diary Of The Week
    125 2 Diary Of The Week FRIDAY, JAN. 25 High Water. 214 am. 9 ft.. 2.04 p.m 9 ft Rugby Seven-a-Side Tournament. padang. Hockey: SRC vs Medical College, SRC ground; S.C.R.C vs. R.A.F Seletar; Ceylon Sports Club vs A PC. Balestier Rd., Sikh Contingent vs. Indian Association. Balestier Road. Boxing Frankie Weber
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    JOCKEY TO WED
    167 2 Mr. Douglas McPherson And Miss K. Jones, Ipoh, Jan. 23. The marriage is to take place m Singapore on March 4, of Mr. Douglas McPherson. the well-known jockey, and Miss Kathleen Jones. A brother jockey. Mr. E. Donnelly, will be bestman. Jockey McPherson came to Malaya m
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    SUICIDE ATTEMPT
    138 2 Young Woman's Plea m Court. < From Our Own Correspondent. Taiping. Jan. 23. I had a stomachache. I took this medicine by mistake." pleaded a young married Tamil woman. Parivathi. ln the Taiping police court, m answer to a charge of attempting to commit suicide last Tuesday at
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    MISSING BICYCLE
    148 2 Chinese Arrested In Taiping (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping. Jan. 23. Caught red-handed by the police while trying, by the roadside, to open the lock of a bicycle, a young Chinese was taken into custody. The bicycle belonged to a Chinese schoolboy of Kamuntlng. Accused admitted he stole
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    PROVIDENT FUND DECISION
    201 2 Judgment Given I At Penang (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 24. Judgment was given by Mr. Justice Whitley m the Supreme Court yesterday on a motion made on behalf of a petitioning creditor for an order that the official assignee do declare and distribute a subsequent
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    INDIAN PHYSICAL CULTURIST
    162 2 Mr. S. Bose Arrives From Japan Mr. S. Bose. a well-known young physical culturist of Calcutta, who has spent the last four years m Japan and the Manchukuo. gave a demonstration, before a large audience, at the Singapore Japanese Club last night, of a series of exercises
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    THE JUTLANDIA
    78 2 Sunday's Tea Party And Cruise Round The Islands Over 400 invitations have been issued by the East Asiatic Co. for the tea party on board the new motor vessel Jutlandia. on Sunday at 3.45. to be followed by a short cruise round the islands. As accommodation is limited
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    DUKE OF GLOUCESTER
    75 2 End Of Official Tour In New Zealand London, Jan. 21. The official part of the Duke of Gloucester's tour m New Zealand ended this evening when he boarded the cruiser Australia at Lyttleton. He will spend six days fishing m the Bay of Islands before resuming his
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    272 MILES AN HOUR
    75 2 Campbell Hopes To Break His Own Record London, Jan. 21. Sir Malcolm Campbell's 2.350 horse power motor car "Blue Bird." m which he hopes next month to break his own land speed record of 272 miles per hour at Daytona Beaoh, Florida, was removed m a
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    YOUNG MEN'S FRIENDLY SOCIETY
    86 2 At the annual general meeting of the Young Men's Friendly Society, held or Jan. 23. the following members wer^ elected office-bearers for the year 1935 president. Mr. Ong Siew Jiang- vicepresidents. Mr. Chua Swa Chwee Mr Lim Bah Kow. Mr. Yeo Wah Hin; hon secretary and
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    AT THE CAPITOL
    236 2 Sydney Howard In Spectacular Show Just before Sydney Howard, the Yorkshire comedian, left England for Hollywood he talked about the great things he hoped to do m American films. But Hollywood seems to have a different idea of how to use a leading English comedian whom they
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    LAUGHS AT ALHAMBRA
    184 2 Charles Ruggles In "Murder On The Runaway Train" What must be the limit of ludicrousness is reached by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's comedy thriller "Murder On the Runaway Train" which opened at the Alhambra on Wednesday. With a series of craishes. kidnapping and killings this picture offers the fastest plot
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    "KING'S HOUSE"
    185 2 Building To Begin At Burhill Building operations are about to begin at Burhill. Surrey, on "King's House." which is to be erected to designs by Mr. Beresford Marshall as a gift by the Royal Warrant Holders' Association to commemorate His Majesty's silver jubilee. The scheme for building and
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      232 2 NOTICES. THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a General Meeting of Electors of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce will be held m the Exchange Room, Fullerton Building, on Friday, February lst, 1935, at 2.15 p.m. for the purpose of electing a representative of the Chamber m
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      390 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS I "SKETOLENE" I An Unique Preparation and the only Real Preventive of MOSQUITO BITES Does not stain the most delicate fabrics. Obtainable from all first class Chemists and Stores. SOLE AGENTS: GRAFTON LABORATORIES 208. Collyer Quay. BOARD RESIDENCE. "EAST ANGLIA." 6, OXLEY RISE, Near Town. High and cool
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      495 2 w» SlNGAl>()|>jr^ WJNICIPALm Tenders Tenders are now following materials > i particulars, see |fui Room. Supply of 200 too tion bitum,r. of Closing. 4 p.m 31st. 1935. Earthworks tot Road. Date Wednesday. F- b St Purchase of Scrap C Iron. Brass. C lying at Kail Date oi Closing Jan. 25th.
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      67 2 Law Notices For The Day Before the Chief Justice m the lst Court at 11 a.m Part heard:— OS 150 34; OS 151/34 OS. 152 34: Writs of Prohibition. Before Mr. Justice Prichard at 11 a.m Summonses-in-Chamberr- and Originating Summonses. At 12 noon m the 3rd Court* Bankruptcy. Before Mr.
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      111 2 Solveig's Song from Peer Gynt (Greig) Cavatina (Raff) Les Millions d'Arlequins (Drigo). Mr R. C a une c— Songs. Lighterman rom (W. H. Squire) Myself when young from the Persian Garden tLiza Lehman) •on The (Sanderson). i 8.30 Cose down WEDNESDAY 6 p.m Recorded music. 6.30 Relay of dance music
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      294 2 Today 's Radio Programmes 8.8.C Transmission 111 9.35 Big Ben. The 8.8.C. Dance Orchestra, directed by Henry Hall. 10.20 Studio concert. Frank Walker Octet. John Sterling (Pianoforte 10.50 Light symphony conoert. Greenwich time signal at 11.20 p.m. 11.20 Talk. Sir Walford Davies. 11.40 The Hotel Metropole Orchestra. Relayed from the
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    ALLEGED SECRET TUNNEL
    63 3 ALLEGED SECRET TUNNEL ..jl dj Way Of Escape prom Manchukuo To 11.5.5. R. SCO \V CALLS REPORT lX VBSURDITY" Moscow. I report f ing that a secret •;:ii, r Manhad been disHank i. .md thai cap ugh It to pursued by the Izvestia states that a fresh fabricurces, which i
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    HOUSEBREAKERS GAOLED
    115 3 HOUSE BREAKERS GAOLED Cin tones€ Who Were Arrested I On Suspicion Penang, Jan. ":.'>. Wong Weng and rho had pleaded oi house-breaking. need by Mr. B. F. strict judge to 12 months months rigorous imprisonment. z suspicion by r Chm Kirn Weng on the early hours of hem, an auger.
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    THEFTS AT AIR BASE
    158 3 Fitter (aught With Stolen Property m rvtce as a Air Base wa> -mirched .m intelligent -looking nan* V su was conMr Norman Gri th second 7 a charge ol dishonestly rned wen a couple th about SI. Vasu was ii) *25 lor a perl >d of
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    WHITE MOUSE CAFE
    50 3 Stages Of Case Postponed stages of the White befc which had been listed M. Brander, the third rday, was postponed Mr. Claude da Silva ounsel* was engaged m ■art. case In which Mohamed luilah Khan and Abdul I with selling beer tt their cafe In Lavender Street.
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    JAPANESE FISHERMEN PINED
    77 3 JAPANESE FISHERMEN PINED °**ting In Siamese Waters Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Jan. 23. panese lound fishing rs m the headwaters Ham were arrested and ->nd gear were con- catches sold by auc'"y was made by a '^-boat on patrol duty. PREPARATIONS are already being made m Paris for the 1037 Exhibi
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    MISSIONARY KILLED IN AEW GUINEA
    323 3 MISSIONARY KILLED IN AEW GUINEA Second In A Month Canberra, Jan. 12. Brother Eugene, a Catholic lav missionary, and two natives, have been Killed at Dengaragu. according to a message from the Ambassador of New Guinea "Brigadier-General McNicon It stated that the killings had been reported to a district officer
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    FELL INTO DUCK'S FOOD
    127 3 Chinese Dies From Shock Due To Scalds A verdict of death by misadventure was returned by Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, after an inquiry I into the death of a 32-year-old Tec chew Chinese. Lim Neo Poon, who died at the General Hospital on
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    JAVANESE EXPLAINS
    88 3 Lost His Sarong, Sense Of Direction And His Way Murati, the young Javanese, who disturbed the nocturnal slumbers of Mr. Victor J. Mendis, the local solicitor m his flat at the Capitol Buildings last week was committed to the House of Detention yesterday by Mr. J. M. Brander,
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    Terrible Story Told By Would-Be Suicide
    210 3 Terrible Story Told By Would-Be Suicide POVERTY-STRICKEN YOUTH IN NORTH JAPAN r-r-Tjc Dairen. l Hh rescue by a good Samaritan of a poorly-clad youth sleeping on a cold wind-swept bench m a public park here has brought to light some of the horrors faced by young people m povertystricken Northern
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    NEW SCHEME FOR WATERLOO
    425 3 Installing Colour Light Signals IMPROVEMENTS to cost £500,000 are to be carried out at Waterloo, it is announced by the Southern Railway. They will affect the handling of trains into and out of the station. Features of the scheme are A "fly-over" bridge to simplify the
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    EMPEROR KANG-TE
    38 3 To Pay Formal Visit To Japanese Ruler Tokio. In an announcement made by the Manchukuo Government, it was intimated that Emperor Kang-Te will pay a formal visit to the Emperor of Japan early m April.- Reuter
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    MAN "SHOT" BY A BULLOCK
    150 3 MAN "SHOT" BY A BULLOCK Bullet Enters Jaw Toowoomba. Angered by a man. a bullock took a running shot at him. the rifle bullet wounding the man. His condition is not serious. W. W. Edwards, of Koorangarra. near Millmerran. on Darling Downs, recent- ly went out to shoot the bullock.
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    BOY'S SUICIDE
    46 3 I Harbin. A Russian's schoolboy. N. Dubtakott. 16, committed suicide by hanging hlmaelf with his own belt. It appears that he did not do too well at school and. fearing that he might be flogged by his father, decided to end his life. Reuter.
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    50 3 On Monday afternoon at the Hu Yew Seah. Madras Lane. Penang. the wedding was solemnised In the reformed Style of Mr. Teh Thaan Choo. son of the late Mr. Teh Seng Chu and Madam Goon Gek Lean, and Miss Eu Joo Cheng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eu Poon Guan.
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    MARRIAGE TANGLE UNRAVELLED
    104 3 MARRIAGE TANGLE UNRAVELLED Japanese Diplomat Weds Scottish Girl MR HIROTA GIVES HIS PERMISSION A Tokio. N international marriage tangle which has attracted widespread attention m both England and Japan. was brought to a happy ending when Mr. Hlrota, Japanese Foreign Minister, jiave his formal permission to the union ol Mr.
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    VERY DRUNK CHINESE
    125 3 Took Two Days In Hospital! To Recover "He had a decided 'hang-over* youri worship," declared Court Inspector D. I R. Cowie In describing to Mr. J. M. Brander, the third magistrate, yesterday, the condition of a Shanghai Chinese, Leong Pah, on the morning after the night before.
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    STOLE BICYCLE
    127 3 Because He Hadn't One Of His Own T had no bicycle of my own so I stole one," was the naive explanation given by a 16-year-old Malay "tambv," Ahmat bin Ali, m pleading guilty to a charge of the theft of a bicycle before Mr. J. M. Brander,
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    35 3 The Shipping Office and the offices of the Statistics Department will be closed on Tuesday. Feb. 5, and will be open on Monday. Feb. 4, for one hour, only (from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.).
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    CRAWLING ABOUT WITH LUMBAGO
    177 3 Felt Like An Old Woman Here is some useful Information for j anyone troubled with that uncotnfortable complaint, lumbago A woman writes: "For years I suffered Irorn lumbago During wet weather. I could only turn lin bed with great effort and pain. I I was so
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      AROUND THE TOWN
      1260 4 Changing Fasliions Of The Season Planning A Wardrobe In Malaya BY OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT OF the many fashions launched this season, few are. more practical, from the viewpoint of the woman who makes her clothes at home, than the two-piece theme. A wardrobe which is founded on
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      FASHION'S MIRROR
      935 4  -  Mignon By Fan At Raffles ftflORE than 200 guests were present at Penang Lane last Saturday afternoon at the opening of Messrs. Wearne Bros, new wonder garage. While gazing interestedly at the examples of the progress of the Ford there were specimens of the cars built m 1910
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      MIGNON LOOKS ON
      376 4 Sultana fo^ close fitting Bhangl pink flowered a striking costume, won nese lady whose hair down and worn m a I of her neck, waa ol by a single lade orna Yet another gay pa Albrecht. who look. I flowing evening K own I ed material cut
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    132 5 Photographic copies of Free Press local pictures can be obtained on application to the Manager. Price 50 cents each. N mi PRESENCE of the Australian Governor-General (Sir Isaac Isaacs) and the World Chief Scout (Lord Baden-Powell) more than 11.000 scouts from many parts of the world marched m spectacular formation
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    Have No Fortune Now; I Earned And I Spent, Says Nagalingam
    3366 6 Have No Fortune Now I Earned And I Spent, Says Nagalingam CLOSING STAGES OF ASSIZE COURT TRIAL Accused In Witness Box MADE MONEY OUT OF COMMISSIONS FROM CUENTS THF: closing stages of the Nagalingam case at the Assizes before Mr. Justice Terrell, were reached yesterday when the accused went into
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    BODY WASHED ASHORE
    142 6 The body of an unknown Chinese of advanced years was washed ashore near Bagan Jermal at about 8 o'clock on Tuesday morning. The gruesome discovery was made by a Malay fisherman who happened to be passing along the beach at that time. The matter was then reported
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    POSSESSION OF GOLD
    94 6 Kuala Lipis, Jan. 19. A Malay named Mukim Mat Dom bin Imam Dool of Kuala Lipis was arrested by the police on the 13th. inst. and charged the next day before Enche Ahmad bin Mahmood. the Kuala Lipis Magistrate, with being m possession of raw gold, to
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    Two Long – Distance Flights 111 U. S. S. R.
    393 6 Two Long Distance Flights 111 U. S. S. R. EXPLORING POSSIBILITIES OF INTERNAL AIRLINES THE Soviet Union, though handicapped perhaps by a lack of efficient technicians, is nevertheless pushing ahead rapidly m the development of commercial aviation and the latest reports are that two long-distance test flights are about to
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    MALACCA AERODROME
    257 6 MALACCA AERODROME No Decision Taken As to Site Malacca. Jan. 22. A MEETING of the Committee of the Straits Settlements Association, with Dr. A. L. Hoops. C.8.E.. m the chair, was held at the Seng Cheong Society yesterday evening. The Committee were informed that, m connection with the Town Improvement
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    AFFRAY ON ESTATE
    112 6 Quarrel Between Brothers Over One's Wife v Klang, Jan. 21. Kulanthai of Damansara Estate Batu Tiga. was charged before Inche Osman. the Klang Magistrate today, with voluntarily causing hurt with a knife to Arumugam, his brother and a fellow labourer. It was alleged for the prosecution that
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    KILLED BY CAR
    54 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Jan °3 i 2 PV D coolie was fatally injured last night when he was knocked down Road C 3r W f the SiXth mile on Ra wang Road He was taken to hospital unconscious and died soon afte? admhl An
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    SIR SHENTON THOMAS IN K. L.
    797 6 SIR SHENTON THOMAS IN K. L. Continued from Previous Column the Sultan and the skilful guidance of the Unofficials. the industry of the inhabitants had raised Selangor to a high pitch of prosperity. Now it seemed that, after a period of depression, the State was re-entering a period of reasonable
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    Caught With Unlicensed Pistols
    200 6 Caught With Unlicensed Pistols PRISON SENTENCE FOR CHINESE QENTENCE of four months' rl- gorous imprisonment was imposed yesterday by Mr. H. A. Forrer, the criminal district judge, on a Hokien Chinese, Lim Kong, for possession of two pistols without a licence. When first produced after his arrest Lim Kong pleaded
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    SINGAPORE MUSIC
    70 6 Orchestra members are reminded of the rehearsal to be held on Monday next at 5.15 m the Victoria Memorial Hall Rehearsals will continue thereafter each Monday until further notice. An interesting programme of music has been arranged for the next concert and string players who have not yet
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    IMPROVEMENT TRUST CASE TO BE CONCLUDED TODAY
    4120 7 IMPROVEMENT TRUST CASE TO BE CONCL UDED TODAY Writs To Prevent Appearance Before Governor-in-Council Sought LENGTHY LEGAL ARGUMENT length} dissertatioa on the law as to the circum- stances when writs of prohibition may lie and *vhen they may not lie was given by Mr. John Laycock m the Supreme Court
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1935 Dr. Voronoff
    978 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1935 Dr. Voronoff ALTHOUGH we gave considerable space m our news columns I yesterday to the visit to Singapore of Dr. Serge Voronoff, we make no apology for referring to the subject today m this column, because we consider he has made one
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    CHARTERED SURVEYORS
    172 8 Malayan Branch Of Institution The members of the Chartered Surveyors Institution residing on practising m Singapore held an informal meeting at the Adelphi Hotel on Jan. 14 and as a result sanction is being sought for the formation of a Malaya branch of the Institution. Members residing or
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    As I was Saying
    547 8 ALTHOUGH the bulletin issued by the Eastern Bureau of the League of Nations Health Organisation has for years carried the entry: "No case of plague, cholera or smallpox" against the name of Singapore, other Eastern ports cannot boast of the same immuHas Cholera nit y. so
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    December In The Estuary
    817 8 AT low tide the estuary is so silent that the chance ory of a gull can be heard faintly for almost half a mile. and the creak of rowlock from a solitary boat out m the mid-channel comes across the ooze with a suddenness that is
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    Sir Shenton Thomas Appeals To Planters
    1057 9 Need For Continuance Of Close Co-operation A Steady, Remunerative Kuala Lum por, Jan. 24. THE partnership formed by the P.A.M. and the R.G.A. was warmly welcomed by His Excellency Sir Shenton Thomas when he spoke as guest of honour at the United Planting Association
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    SOUTH CHINA FEARS
    91 9 Protests Made To Hong Kong, Jan. 24. W taking drastic measures m th China, the Japanese have loned their programme m Fukien m particular. ('heng Chu. the seventeenth ol Cheng Seng-kung, a well tesman and warrior of the th century, has proceeded to inder&o a course of
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    STILL UNOFFICIAL
    107 9 STILL UN OFFICIAL Trade Agreement: Between Free State And Germany London, Jan. 19. lai information is In Dublin it is understood a has been concluded Irish Free State and xpected to be signed Xi week the Irish Press, the Free party organ. Germdertaken to purchase more wool, butter and eggs
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    A PROTEST
    104 9 Removal Of Treasures To London Shanghai. Jan. 23. Chinese Press of Peiping and tsin are strongly protesting against vernment proposal to ship the ires of the Imperial palaces of i to the proposed Art Exhibition i London m November this year. The Inese press is unanimous that there
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    FROSTBOUND
    37 9 Degrees Below Zero m Canada Ottawa, Jan. 24. le of Canada is frost- w low temperature ol zero was registered al Palls, Ontario. ills m the Rockies have railway communication beInterior and the Pacific titer a
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    210 9 Sharp Advance Of Cables And Wireless London. Jan. 19. On the Money Market, m the absence of any fresh factor to absorb supplies, easy conditions prevailed. This week's Treasury Bills, although i not very popular with either brokers or clearing banks owing to the unremunerateive return, met with
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    INFIRMARY FIRE
    79 9 250 Patients Removed In Half An Hour London, Jan. 21. Fire broke out last night m the Infirmary of the City of London Institution, and 250 patients, several of them bed-ridden, were removed to safety within half an hour. The work of removal was carried out by 60
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    40 9 The Central Government has ordertd Mr. Li Chun, Chinese Minister to Peru, former Chinese Consul-General m Singapore, to open negotiations with the Government of Peru for the conclusion of a commercial treaty between the iw countries Sin Chew Jit Fon
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    EARLY SALE OF C.E.R.
    117 9 STORY ISSUED BY JAPAN Shanghai, Jan. 24. A semi-official statement issued by the Foreign Office of Nanking denies that a compromise on the Chinese Eastern Railway has been reached by the Japanese and Soviet Governments. Rumours of an early conclusion of the sale of the line
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    VIEWS OF BRITAIN
    142 9 L Likely Explanation Of Aggressive Action London, Jan. 24. The newspapers give prominence to the Japane.-^ attack on Charhar. some making it the chief feature, but there Is yet no comment, and all are awaiting further details. Circles very closely connected with the Far East have expressed
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    IN SZECHUAN
    98 9 Tightening: Up Anti-Red Campaign Shanghai. Jan. 23. The anti-Red campaign m Szechurm will soon be placed under one command, according to the latest instructions from Marshal Chiang Kai-shek, who has postponed his departure for Szechuan. The general staff which did successful work at the headquarters of the Kiangsi
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    LOTUS CLUB
    69 9 The Lotus Club was at home to members and a few non-members who took part and those who helped m their recent concert. The children who took part were given suitable presents which was distributed by the president. Mrs. Pillai. The club accorded a welcom3 to Mrs. Davies
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    AIMEE MACPHERSON
    38 9 Begins A Tour Of The World Seattle, Jan. 24. Aimee MacPherson. the "hotgospeller." sailed on the liner Hiye Maru today on a world tour. She is visiting Japan. China, the Ph.nirmtnpc TnHis Greece and Germany Reuter
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    COMMODITY "^
    105 9 COMMODITY Latest Rubber And Tin Prices (From Our Own Correspondent.) RUBBER London, Jan. 24. Spot (Sellers) 6 7|16d. (6%d.) (Buyers) 6 5|16d. (6'^.) April-June 6y 2 d. <6 716d.) July-Sept. 6 21|32d. <6 5 /8 d> Oct.-December 6 2532d. <6 3 4d> Market Quiet. New York. Jan. 24. March 12.95
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    WILL RISE IN RUBBER STOP AT 7½d.?
    1593 10 Strong U.S. Buying Inspires London Market (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Jan. 11. SiINCE your Correspondent's last k report, the London rubber market has been exceedingly active, with a constantly rising tendency. The commodity has changed hands m a few instances at 6
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    73 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT FOR R MA. No. 1. X RIBBED SMOKED SHEET Jan. 24, 12 o'clock noon. Spot (loose) 21 21 V 8 (FOB.) Feb. 21 V 4 21% Feb.lMar. 21% 21% Apr.jJune 23% 23% July Sept. 24V 4 243/s Tone of market: Steady— after
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    Yesterday's Rubber Auction
    153 10 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1.210 th. auction yesterday when there was catalogued 1,590.611 lbs.; 710.09 tons; offered 1,516,968 lbs.: 677.21 tons: sold 1,151.978 lbs.; 514.27 tons. Spot. London 6%d. New York 123 4 c ts. PRICES REALISED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per
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    Singapore Produce Prices
    98 10 Jan. 24. Gambier 5.25 Java Cube 8.75 Hamburg Cube 11.00 Muntok White Pepper 60.00 White Pepper 58.00 Copra. Sundried 5.30 Copra, mixed 5.00 Small Flake Tapioca 3.50 Blanja Jelotong 6.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.50 R. »Siam) W.C. No. 1 per koyan $120 R. B. Siam No. 1 $102
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    Increased Output Of Tin
    151 10 WORLD FIGURES FOR LAST YEAR (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 23. The Preliminary statistics gor 1934 issued today by the Hague Office of the International Tin Restriction Committee estimate the world production of tin m 1934 at 107,700 tons compared with 84.963 tons m 1933
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    Exports Of Tinned Pineapples
    95 10 During the week ending Jan. 19, exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 31,325 cases, of which 29.694 (94 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom. 150 (nil) cases to the Continent of Europe, ,375 (1 per cent.) cases to Canada, and 1.106
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    RUBBER COY. PROFITS
    127 10 From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 23. TPHE following returns of rubber companies are announced today: Ipoh Rubber Estates <1932> Ltd., record a profit of £2,379 for the year to September 30. 1934. and a dividend of a halfpenny per share is being declared, a sum of
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    Fraser's Share List
    997 10 Fraser 's Share List THURSDAY, JAN. 24. 1935. Ampat Tin <.4s) 4s 3d 5s Asam Kum bang 34s 36s Austral Malay 6ls. 625. Ayer Hitam Tin (ss) 13s 6d 14s 6d Ayer Weng ($1) 2.25 2.30 cd Bangrin Tin 22s 9d 23s 9d Chenderiang 7s 6d 9s Hitam Tin (.50
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    CONTINUED PROTEST AGAINST QUOTAS
    220 10 Statement By Chamber Of Commerce FIE fact that the Singapore Chamber of Common, ha not ceased to protest against the imposition of th<- Te tiles Quotas policy is revealed in the following fetter reply to last week's references by "Autolycus" i n M U t in
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    Wall Street
    161 10 Jan. 21 22 U American Can. Com 113 3 1 15 \\i\ American Telephone and Telegraph 105 I 05 3 h 105H Atcheson Railroad mf* 49 1 48 3 4 Dupont 95 94 9414 Firestone 117„6 7 16% unq General Electric 23 4 23 3 24 1 Oeneral
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    RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD
    99 10 The directors ol tho K.»ur lian Gold Mining Co. Ltc following for publication lar to the shareholderdate of Nov. 3. the board ol dii stated that the general manif*;"* J. C. Coldham. had Intimated loj" that difficulties might be foul maintaining the monthly qm*g and quality of
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    MEAT IMPORTS
    58 10 Existing Scheme Ci»JJ To An End On Mar. JI London A meetiir: took platt nlons Office today Kingdom Ministers Al d I of the Governmentand Southern Rhodi A preliminary d: regarding meat Unpoi Kingdom tor the perl Mar. 31. when the p« ing scheme lor regvUtitU meat which
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    MR. S.B. TAN OPPOSES extravagant Chinese Customs
    1222 11 MR. S.B. TAN OPPOSES extravagant Chinese Customs local Chinese Topics BY OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT ii I men who have done something t worthwhile, Mr. Tan Sim L Boh, better known among his foreign friends as S. B. Tan, one of tnc m osl successful lawyers m Singapore, dislikes advertising; modesty
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    543 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst PLAYING PERCENTAGES The technique of advanced Dummy play is founded on two factors. One is the correct use of psychology, and the other a sound _m^^^± knowledge oi per- centages. By playing the vRT^*O mathematical odds. 7
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    JOLLY !
    81 11 JOLLY "Sunny haired, with silken curls tumbling over his head, his alert little face alive with intelligence, his rosy cheeks firm to the touch a* sure sign of sound health and a sturdy set of limbs on him." This is little Michael Jolly, son of Dr. P. G. E. Jolley,
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    THE "BRIDES' SCHOOL
    147 11 THE "BRIDES' SCHOOL First Batch Of Graduates Looking For Husbands Dairen. young and pretty Japan- ese girls have completed a novel oourse of study and are now m the market for husbands. They are the first of a group of Dairen girls of marriageable age to be graduated from a
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    VITAMINS FOR WOUNDS
    50 11 Rapid Healing Follows External Application Novocherkassk. The Novocherkassk Institute ol Biochemistry has been experimenting with external application of artificially prepared vitamin "A." By introducing the vitamin into the tissue suffering from lack of vitamin (for instance into the eyelids), infected places and wounds were rapidly healed. Tass
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    Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals
    522 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN 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 pm. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and
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    JAPANESE LINERS
    87 12 N.Y.K. Plans To Build Three More Tokio, Dec. 18. Officials of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha steamship line announced, today, that they are planning to build three large ships for the European service The new vessels will probably replace the Suwa, Fushimi, and Kashima Maru which are now outmoded
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    BRITISH SUBMARINE IN MISHAP
    239 12 Periscopes Foul Bottom Of Battleship The British submarine Thames was slightly damaged during exercises ofT Malta but the damage was confined to the periscopes and periscope standards. The Thames is the first of a olass of large "fleet" submarines, having a high speed and so being
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    154 12 (TEMPORARY) Malacca Strait, Eastern Shore. Penang South Channel— Temporary Surveying Marks to be lighted Date.— On or about 27th January 1935; without further notice. Position.— (a) On the shoal westward of the light-buoy marking northern end of South channel, at a distance of 4 cables 335 degrees
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    97 12 SINGAPORE HARBOR Ships alongside the expected to I East Wharf (Entran,, <„.,. Op ten Noort 22. An] Main Wharf (Entrant (ll Talma 13; Larut \u Empire Dock (Entran M lU Rhexenor 30; Char Woolgar 34; Bpenof Empire Dock (Entrap <„,,. j Pangkor 46; Bochun West Wharf (Entran*
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    17 PIRATES KILLED IN FIERCE FIGHT
    266 12 Sharp Engagement With Customs Outside Woosung EIGHTEEN persons, 17 of whom were pirates, were killed, 26 kidnapped persons were released, and 11 other pirates are now m the custody of the Shanghai Public Safety Bureau, as a result of a sharp engagement between the
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    I VESSELS ARRIVED
    123 12 Auby. Sar.. 319 24.1. for Kuching 27 1 Hafthor. Nor.. 761 I kok 23.1. for Bangk. Togian. Neth.. 173 tianak 24.1 for Ponti; Belawan. Neth.. 715 B'masin 24 1. tor B'nia Patras. Dut. 1.131 24 1. for Bali 26.1 Flevo. Brit.. 124 t Island 24 1. for
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    CLEARANCES
    37 12 Jan. 23: Durban Maru. Bee (Jap.); Prachatlpok (BUm.); F <Nor.); Antenor. Philocvtes, IpoL Larut. Tung Song. RcpOBI Rua (Brit.>: Thedens Tohiti Both. nella, Khoen Hoea <Dut Jan. 24: Sibigo. Reynst «Dut». Kedah. Khandalla Hong P Brr
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    PORT HEALTH
    435 12 The health bulletin of the League of Nations eastern bureau for the week ended Jan. 19 is as follows Plague. After an interval of five months during which no cases occurred, a fatal case of plague was reported from Bombay during the week. Plague m Bombay city shows
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    195 15 Chinese Bound Over For A Year. <From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 24. Ang Teong Siew. until recently a j storekeeper of McAlister Co.. who j had pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal breach of trust m respect !of brandy, cartridges, a gun and j other
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    $1,500 DISAPPEARS
    83 15 Report By Headmaster Of Outram School Capt. Goodman Ambler, headmaster of Outram School, reported to the police on Tuesday morning of the disappearance of about $1 500. Capt. Ambler, it appears, collected fees from the 'school, and left the money on the office table for a clerk to
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    DR. K. K. PATHY
    78 15 Questions On Traction Co. At i Commissioners' Meeting i A series of questions regarding the 1 trolley bus and omnibus services of 1 the Traction Company have been tabled by Dr. K. K. Pathy to be asked l at today's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners. Dr.
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    CAPRICE WINS FIRST RACE FOR CAPRICE CUP
    877 16 Last Appearance Before Being Laid Up THE fishing fleet had the first race for the R.S.Y.C. C class Caprice Challenge Cup on Sunday. Only four boats were out, Trix staying at her moorings, her skipper having failed to recover from her increase m
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    GOVERNOR PLAYING AT K.L.
    47 16 <From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 23. His Excellency. Sir Shenton Thomas, is partnering Mr. M. B. Shelly against Messrs. W. Mailer and A. C. Meredith for the Senior Golfers' Society In a four ball match against Selangor Golf Club on Saturday.
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    SCOTTISH CUP
    40 16 London, Jan. 23. Two first round Scottish cup tie matches, due to be played on Saturday, were played oft today and resulted as follows, says Reuter: East Sterling 1 Raith Rovers 2 Hibernians 5 Vale Of Athol 0
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    Weber And Tarley Meet To-Night
    971 16 Weber And Tarley Meet To-Night Golf ISLAND CLUB Result Of Akuzawa Cup Competition The following is the result of the Island Club Akuzawa Cup competition played at the Island Club on Sunday: K. Tajiri (18) 69—68=137 F. Suganuma (16) 69 69=138 T. M. Heng (18) 69—74=143 S. Ikeda (15) 67—77
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    42 16 H.M.S. TERROR men getting away together m their game against the R.E. m the S.C.C. seven-a-side rugby tournament. In spite of the full amount of extra time being played, the match end«d m a draw of three-all and was postponed until today.
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    K.L. HOCKEY
    91 16 Colts Lucky To Beat V.M.C.A. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Koala Lumpur, Jan. 22. The Selangor Colts were lucky to score a one goal victory m their game against the Y.M.CJL today on the l a i^' S E Und Tho «Kh scrappy it was keenly contested and was
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    TANGLIN CLUB SQUASH
    42 16 Tournament Ties For Today Ties for today m the Tanglin Club squash tournament are as follows Court No. 1 5.30 p.m. Winner of de Chassiron Theyre 00^ Capt spea^ 5 13 1 iW i VS P °y nt z-Hoberts.
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    38 16 tJJ? hO /*ey match arranged for yesterday between the S.VC md the Police was not played. The annual meeting of soccer ni*v mg members of the SRC will be iSm m the Club pavilion at 6. U on^ay.
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    Wiltshires And S. V. q "B " Score Victories
    695 16 Wiltshires And S. V. q "B Score Victories Craigie Defends And Kicks Well rIE third day of the first-round matches m the seven-a-side rugby tournament on the Padang pro again two sharp encounters. In the first of thesi S.V.C. "B" team defeated the S.C.C. "A M by six (two tries)
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    Wiltshires Win
    35 16 Wiltshires "B" Bpts.: P.S.R.F.C. "V" nil. The fact that they were short of a man immediately told against the Wiltshires "B" at the opening of their fixture with the Public Services "V" com-
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    JOE KIRKWOOD FOR MALAYA
    61 16 Joe Kirkwood. the well-known Australian golfer, who is attached to one of the Chicago clubs, win be m Malaya next month on his way to Japan from Australia. He has offered to play ln an exhibition match and give a lecture and demonstration of :nck shots
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    COLONY-F.M.S. HOCKEY
    34 16 The centre-half position m HM Colony side to meet the F.MS m the annual hockey encounter at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow afternoon will m all probability be filled by J S de Souza
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