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

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,637. ESTD. 1835 SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1935 10 CENTS.
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    EFFORTS TO FORM NEW DUTCH CABINET BEGUN
    73 1 Foreign Exchange Markets Deceptively Quiet GUILDER REMAINS THE STORM CENTRE ■FOLLOWING upon the resignation of the Colijn Ministry morning, the Queen has charged the leader of Roman Catholic Party to form a Cabinet on the $t possible basis. tsion will be taken m
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    EUROPEAN HEAVILY FINED
    134 1 EUROPEAN HEA VILY FINED Fatal Accident Sequel From Our Own Correspondent I Penang, July 26. John Barrio, of MaiakofY Estates, was this morning convicted by the District Judge at Butterworth of < a using the death of a Malay named Mat Zaman Bin Bakar by doing a rash act not
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    DRAIN OF GOLD
    35 1 Further Fall Of The \msterdam. July !(i. r old from Holland to a continued today. ...i, r .ell further compared ten y's close, this indicating bank rate has been vent speculation. Reuter
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    CONTROL OPERATIONS
    64 1 Netherlands Hank Continues To Support Guilder London. July 'lii. markets are of pearance, due to various control Bank continues to offering francs. is checking the st lying francs which by the American I inti rvention there sterling and the appreciated very gold currencies. Ider remains the storm centre
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    U.S. NAVAL POLICY
    58 1 onflict With Japanese Ideas Tokio. July 11. York Herald-Tribunes m lour-poin; naval policy has* ised the greatest interest m naval les, which express satisfaction at US navy's more favourable consideration of Japan's "just and equitiMe plan." but fear that America's of equality and security is inseparable from
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    INHERITED £8,000,000,
    28 1 New York, July 2(>. death has occurred ot Col. Henry Rogers who inherited one of a Standard Oil fortunes estid two years ago at £8,000.000.— Reuter
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    NO RESTORATION ?
    101 1 NO RESTORATION Return Of Habsburgs I -ess Certain Vienna. July Sfc t'he Habsburgs' early return has be come less sure as a consequence' of three provinces renouncing the Royal I Family m the past 24 hours. The province ol Voralberg has promulgated a law relating to the nomination ot honorary
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    DICKENS' GRANDSON.
    60 1 Appointed To Command Of Reserve Fleet. Rear- Admiral Gerald Dickens has been appointed to succeed ViceAdmiral Astley Rushton m command of the reserve fleet the date of his appointment to be May 19 after the death of Vice-Admiral Astley Rushton m a motor-car accident near Peterheld. Rear-Admiral Dickens
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    £60,000,000 WANTED
    107 1 Plan To Improve Japan's Army j Tokio, July 28. THE Asahi Shimbun announces that the Japanese Army will submit to the Cabinet a new additional national defence programme lor the improvement, replenishment and reinforcement of the standing army spread over rive years, commencing m 1936. DOUBLING AIR FORCE
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    UNLUCKY DUTCH PLANE
    88 1 Again Forced To Return To Mingaladon i From Oar Own Correspondent* Bangkok. July 26. rIE Dutch eastbound mail plane essayed another flight to Bangkok this morning" from Rangoon but was forced to return to Mingaladon whence it hopes to start out for Singapore on Saturday morning. The
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    PLEA FOR UNITY.
    81 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Gen. Chiang's Message To South-West Leaders. Canton July J">. Gen. Chiang Kai-shek has ient a telegram to Gen. Chan Chai-toug and the Kwangs* leaders. Generals Li Chung-Jen and Pei Chung -hsi. appeal ing for a co'.tinuation of the spirit of unity m the
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    All-Night Vigil By Armed Men At Burlington House
    389 1 All-Night Vigil By Armed Men At Burling ton House London. July 26. FOR THE first time for many years V the staff arriving at Burlington! House this morning found the 18-fOOt high wrought-iron gates locked. Within the courtyard armed watch- I men throughout the night patrolled the pantechnicons containing the
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    Anti-British Demonstration In Rome
    297 1 Anti-British Demonstration In Rome Home, .hi l\ !i>. A lll'.\l)Khl> thousand Roman citizens last night gathered at ten o'clock m the precincts of the Foreign Ofliee to state a parade ot devotion and solidarity to the Duce. but all venom engendered by a long and bitter press campaign turned upon
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    CEYLON REDUCES DUTIES ON BRITISH GOODS
    109 1 CEYLON REDUCES DUTIES ON BRITISH GOODS Piecegoods And Silk Favoured IRON AND STEEL TO ENTER FREE Colombo. Jul> 2i». I.t.wrr duties on British goodN I'nrm the main feature of the neu The duty on British cotton piecegoods will be reduced lrom 10 per cent, to five per cent while tin
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    Shanghai. July 26.
    45 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh v.i> Japanese Ftoretgo Oflsos h.is v, struetcd the Japanese- Consul m Alexandria, Euypt, to lodge a protest wit?) the Egyptian Government m connection with the latter's proposal to teri minate ttM commercial treaty mad* between the twe> countries
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      77 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness md fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. fatties Hotel 1 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J t TODAYS ATTRACTIONS RIJSTAFFEL 12.30 to 3 p.m. SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT sis to us p.m. DANCE to™™* I 9M to midni ht H HANK BROWN UKIE LEE The
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      237 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA CROWN IN MALAYA. B B m JUCLPHUK TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER served m the grillroom and DINING ROOM CONCERT DURING DINNER DINNER 53.00 PER COVER TZZ-XSEI CABARET DANCE DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY RELLER'S BAND CABARET BY MEMBERS OF THE SPOT LIGHT REVUE ADMISSION
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    POOR GROUND CONDITIONS AT A. A. A. SPORTS
    463 2 POOR GROUND CONDITIONS AT A. A. A. SPORTS 1 Poh Kirn Seng Wins Quarter Mile a THRILLING MILE RACE (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. July 26. A LARGE crowd witnessed the first day of the annual Malayan Amateur Athletic sports on the Padang today. The competition was very keen
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    Ramona Wins Combined Race
    452 2 Ramona Wins Combined Race TRIUMPH FOR INTERNATIONAL CLASS J AST Sunday's race at the R.S.Y.C. was an interesting combined race for the "A" and "B" Classes, the latter receiving a handicap of a minute for each mile of the course. It is an annual event and, possibly due to light
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    NAZIS AND STAHLHELM
    260 2 Arrests For Alleged Plotting Against State Berlin, July 20. In view of the appointment of Count von Haldorf. the extreme Nazi leader, as Police President, it is generally felt that things are coming to a head and that radical Nazis have taken a new lease of life.
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    Military Forces In Hull Cup Final
    271 2 Military Forces In Hull Cup Final EDUCATION DEPARTMENT BEATEN (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 2G. THE Johore Military Forces made their first appearance m local soccer competitions this season when they defeated the Education Football Team by five goals to one m the semifinal of the Hull Cup
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    104 2 Mr. T. M. B. Williams of Bukit Mertajam Estate. Kulim. returns from home furlough next week. of steel helmet, badges and uniforms. \'< and the display of flags and the hold- j' ing of meetings and parades. Several high officers of the steel, helmet organisation m Thuringia have!< been taken
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      509 2 £be Singapore free press Tel: "Time*- •^■jm^* 1 Kuala Lumpur 1 Office: 25. Java Strf-i Phone: 3683. London Office: Fleet Strre! E.C.4. u «»4-a Phone: Central If*-,*, Tel: "LeadmaUya- JJI subscription rates Within Out. i Malaya MaK Quarterly j 12 i Half Yearly 117 H $34 Z Yearly ,34 M
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      190 2 Diary Of The Week SATURDAY, JULY 27 High Water. 9.45 a.m. 7.8 it.. 826 p m 8.8 ft. Football: Malaya Cup. Selangor vs. Negri-Sembilan at K. Lumpur. Cricket: S.C.C. vs. S.R.C. second day BSC.C S.C.C. II vs. S.R.C. 11, second day. S.R.C; S.C.R.C vs. C.T.A.. Hong Lim Green; N.C.C II
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      291 2 SINGAPORE CHURCH SERVICES ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 6TH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Matins 8.00 a.m. Choral Eucharist. 5.30 p.m. Evensong choral) and Sermon. Weekdays: Holy Communion on Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 7 a.m Evening Service and Address at
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      270 2 ST. ANDREWS CHURCH MISSION St. Peter's Church. Stamford Road. 9.00 a.m. Holy Communion English. 9.40 a.m. Mattim. Hokkien. 11.00 a.m. Holy Communion Foochow. 3.30 a.m. Evensong Foochow 5.30 p.m. Evensong English. St. Matthew's Church. Sepoy Lines. 11.00 a.m. Mattins. Cantonese. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Orchard Road 8.00 a.m. Service for Young People
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      264 2 Speaker: Mr. C. B. Paul Thursday. 5.00 p.m. Choir Practice. 5.30 p.m. Epworth League Meeting. GEYLANG METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 8.50 a.m. Consecration Period for the Sunday School Teachers 9.00 a.m. Sunday School (Lower Department) 9.20 a.m. Sunday School (Higher DMMltment 9.30 a.m. Sunday School Children's Day Programme and English Service
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    Municipal President Deplores Smallpox Panic
    4208 3 VACCINATION "STAMPEDE" OF 4,000 A DAY Commissioners Refute Bus Overcrowding Charges I FULL BUS CONTROL SOUGHT I ANOTHER assurance that therein "no cause for alarm m H the smallpox outbreak was given by Mr. W. Hartley the pre ,ident, at Che meeting: of the Municipal
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      211 3 Wakened by indigestion PAIN 60NE— IV ASLEEP AGAIN IN 5 Ir MUTES Ho you know tha- awffcl fooling of wakaalaa i" the middle of tho night with tho pains «>f m »i. esf lon gnawing at your laaMe? I. i hoy one such sufferer Wmmt his trouble t find Unit
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    Chess Notes And News
    622 4 Chess Notes And News By The Chess Editor A RECORD number of countries twenty have entered for the international team tournament which begins at Warsaw on Aug. 8. At a recent meeting of the Executive Council of the British Chess Federation held at the City of Lcndon Chess Club the
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    WEDDING PRESENTS ARE "SILLY"
    86 4 'No wedding presents, please." is the unusual message on the cards of invitation to the wedding of Professor Colin Clark, of Cambridge, and Miss Marjorie Tattersall. "We matte the request because we think the giving of wedding presents is a very silly custom." Miss Tattersall said
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    As It WaS In The Singapore Free Press, For The Week Ending July 25, 1885
    143 4 As It WaS In The Singapore Free Press, For The Week Ending July 25, 1885 50 Years Ago NOTES FROM THE KAMPONG Coleman Bridge was named after the late Mr. Coleman and was rebuilt and renamed Canning Bridge m honour ofi Lord Canning: but some communist m! the Municipal department
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    NOTES
    88 4 During this week there has passed away m Singapore an old resident who certainly deserves a tribute of remembrance from the Town. Mr. George Lyons came here many years ago and at one time had a shipbuilding yard at Tanjong Rhoo. He built trie big iron bridge at Kallang
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    THE ENGLISH AND GERMANS AS COLONISTS
    157 4 "The Englishman is intelligent, active, and brave to rashness. He loves and seeks danger, and is pleased with venturous, even hopeless, tasks. Many are ruined m this way but many more come out victorious from the conflict. "The history of India and of the
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    SHIP OVERWHELMED
    133 4 Inquiry Into Loss Of The Millpool That the ship struck a terrific sea more m the nature of a tidal wave than a sea caused by an ordinary Atlantic gale, is the finding of the inquiry into the loss of the British steamer Millpool m a storm m
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    "COULD HARDLY EAT for 29 YEARS"
    62 4 "COULD HARDLY EAT for 29 YEARS" Stomach Sufferer's w tl/lh Recoven Here's proof porttt* stomach trouble I Mr i Kelvedon. writes I Ma last 29 years and could anything without pm, •Blsurated-Man...M., pain almost at once. I without fear and am m h. 'Bisurated' Magnesia or::. amazing speed and it
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      29 4 for the opening date... WASSIAMULL'S Commencing Very Shortly. An opportunity offered once a year. Genuine Bargains Immense Reductions. WASSIAMULL ASSOMULL CO. 31 6r 33 HIGH STREET, 'PHONE 7 144.
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      639 4 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR THE WEEK-END SATURDAY SUNDAY B.B.C.— GSH, GSG and GSF Singapore— ZHl I Wavelengths— l 3.97, 16.^6 and 19.82 (Owned and operated by Radio me t r es Service Co. of Malaya 1934 Ltd., Broadcast House, 6.20 Big Ben. Calender's Senior 2 Orchard Road. Band, relayed from the
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    A Close-Up Of The Great Naval Review
    212 5 EVIEW IN MINIATURE The Naval Review is being shown m miniature at the Royal United Services Museum m Whitehall, ting Nhip at Spithead is reproduced m a model on the scale of 100 feet to the inch. Mr. Norman A. Ough. who made
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      137 5 Important Notice SINGAPORE DAIRY FARM LIMITED PASTEURISED FRESH COWS' MILK 1/ I' L__VJ-r-r"^___i '\Vwßi ai "'-y Delivery ml' N \\W _H \\l We are introducing on ml i \\^__H UVH August a daily |S| delivery of Cows' Milk y^sXC* A f^^ll' I fo a Residential r^ 15 nJ/^JB 7/ you
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    Woman Loses Eye After "Quack " Operation
    461 6 Woman Loses Eye After "Quack Operation Wound With Sharp L Instrument: Indian Serves Gaol Term THE police drive against medical "quackery" was carried another stage yesterday when Hakim Ghulam Nabi, who is at present serving a term of three months' rigorous imprisonment plus another two months m default of payment
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    VITAL TALKS WITH MR. LOWINGER
    374 6 VITAL TALKS WITH MR. LOWINGER F.M.S. Chamber Of Mines Meeting MR. V. A. Lowinger, Malaya's representative on the International Tin Committee, meets the F.M.S. Chamber of Mines today m Kuala Lumpur. The meeting will not be i public. There will be a public meeting at Ipoh on Monday which will
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    Second German Liner Delayed
    71 6 THE second express steamer for the Norddeutscher Lloyd, the 18.000 ton ship Potsdam, has been delayed at Port Said on her maiden voyage. She is. according to the latest cables, expected at Penang on Aug. 7 and at Singapore on Aug. 8. and will complete the
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    VALUABLE JEWELS PAWNED
    137 6 Woman Charged With I Breach Of Trust A 28-YEAR-OLD Cantonese woman, Sect Ah Thai, was produced before Mr. Norman Grice, the Singapore second magistrate, yesterday, on three charges of criminal breach of trust. The first offence was alleged to have been committed on Dec. 31 and was
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    71 6 A popular Malay Chief, who has taken a great deal of interest m matters relating to the welfare of the ryats. Ton Muda Ibrahim, Penghulu of Bruas, was given a public farewell at Bruas a few days ago on the eve of his departure to Saiong on transfer. Mr. S.
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    PROVIDENT FUND AND DEBTS
    458 6 GARNISHEE RIGHTS ARGUED Bankruptcy Examinations IN the Bankruptcy Court yesterday. the question of the Official Assignee's right to a debtor's provident fund was again referred to when Muthu Thambayah. an inspector m the Water Department of the Municipality, was publicly examined. Mr. C. O. Lim. Assistant
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    SIKH TORTURED
    139 6 Suspended From Trees By Hands And Feet From Our Own Correspondent I Ipoh, July tfc Suspecting a compatriot of having carried tales to his employer which resulted m his dismissal, a Sikh mine watchman, together with a companion, one night seized the suspect and suspended him m the
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    THEFT OF PENS
    51 6 Employed as a clerk m the firm of! Messrs. E. M. Glover and Co. Lee Hong Pong, a Chinese, pleaded guilty m the! Third Court yesterday before Mr. J. M. Brander. to the theft of two Parker I pens, valued at $35. Sentence was postponed for a
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    This Beggar's Life Was A Happy One
    122 6 DAKIR. a 65-year-old Tamil Islam, did not support the doctrine of the dignity of labour. Instead of becoming a hewer ol wood or a drawer of water, he learned an ancient profession. He had become master of that profession m Jalan Besar he
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    JUBILEE FUND
    282 6 Selangor Japanese Give 8179.50 From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur. July 23. The hon. treasurer of the Kirn; George V Silver Jubilee Memorial Fund, Selangor. has received a sum j of $179.50. subscribed by 65 members of the Japanese Association of Se langor. The list is as follows:
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    MR. SIOW THAM
    85 6 (From Our Own Correspondent* Seremban. July 24. The death occurred today at his residence m Setul Road. Seremban, of Mr. Siow Tham. a landowner and miner, at the age of 61. He leaves a wife and several children. The funeral took place this afternoon at the Roman
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    Mother-In-Law's Suit
    133 6 Mother-In- Law 's Suit RETURN OF i $5,000 AND A BROOCH IVnaiiu A SUIT m which Mi r" Guan Mr. Lee Eng Hock. tM appeared lor the inn Company, sued 11 A heard yesterday b\ Whitley m the Supn m Plaintill. Mini und name ol Too Baa Rl total sum
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    COURT SEQUEL TO EXPLOSION AT SELETAR
    126 6 COURT SEQUEL TO EXPLOSION AT SELETAR THERE was a police court sequel yesterday to the explosion which occurred m an attap hut near the Naval Base on Wednesday afternoon. Two Hylams. Wee Ah Meng and Tan Ting Ann. were charged m the third court before Mr. J. M. 6rander. with
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    FATAL SMASH SEQUEL
    107 6 t From Our Own Correspondent I Johore Bahru. July IS. The adjourned inquiry into the death of Tee Chim Thye. a Chinese motor-cyclist, on May 30 m the vicinity of the Masonic Lodge. Johore Eahru, was heard yesterday by Mr. J. B. Weiss, first magistrate. Johore Bahru.
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    ISAKO CIRCUS
    46 6 Isako Circus continues to draw crowds. Tonight's performance is a continuation of their change of programme. There will be two shows today and tomorrow at 5 p.m. and 9.15 p.m. 10 per cent, of the nightly proceeds will be given to the Jubilee Fund.
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    FLOWER SHOW PRIZE
    51 6 Mrs. G. R. Percy woi. the jubilee medal lor the highest number ot points scored at the Malacca Flower Show, and not Mrs Ec Yew Kirn, as reported m Mondays issue. Mrs. Percy also took the Hon. Mr. G. w. Bryant's cup for the highest number of
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    AGGRESSOR IN ASSAULT GAVE FALSE REPORT
    96 6 A EURASIAN. Albeit Ch plained one night to tht T police that he had been robbed ot $1 by a ricksha the junction of Trembilir.- East Coast Road. But a few minutes btfon puller had reported that O. assaulted him. Investigations proved thai pard's
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    21 6 Mr. G. Longley. manager T: and Co.. Ltd Ipoh. has retur home furlough and has lain of the firm's Ipoh branch
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      120 6 Bedford E The All-British truck that does the hard work m Malaya 33^- Here is a typical example of a really smart modern van as exemplified by Bedford Borneo Motors Ltd. This attracSEJ K SS ls mounte d on a BYC la cwt. chassis and is defi--sSrV__% ost economical vehicle
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      149 6 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL TOMORROW AT 9.30 P.M. BENEFIT CONCERT TO MR. A. KONCHESTER date of Raffles and Adelphi Hotel Orchestras > THE FOLLOWING ARTISTES have kindly consented to appear AGA LAHOWSKA Mezzo Soprano CHRISTINE VAN DER LEEUW Pianist. ARKADY KONCHESTER Violin. JOSEPH SPEELMAN Cello. ROBERT WADDLE Organ. And THE STRING
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    $400 FINE FOR MANAGER
    380 7 'THE continuation of the proceeding f this morning before Mr. J. McP. Brander, the Singapore Third Magistrate, against Toh Aik Joo a lormer manager of the Sze Hai Tong Bank. on a charge under the Companies' Ordinance revolved on the point tl the legal definition of
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    FORMER BANK
    166 7 DEATH OF BISHOP I Retired From Malacca Two Years Ago I The Rt. Rev. Barillon. former I Bishop of Malacca, died at 9.30 a.m. yesterday at the Bishop's house m," Victoria Street, Singapore, after a long iiiness. A Requiem High Mass for the repose of his soul is
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    HOLLYWOOD TREMBLES
    42 7 Los Anirelcs. July I.V A sharp earthquake lasting several seconds was felt here, at Hollywood, a; Pasadena, at Long Beach and elsewhere i on Saturday morning. Furniture m the j houses was shaken, but apparentiv r.o damage was doru Reuter
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1935 "Saving" The Guilder
    893 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1935 "Saving" The Guilder to the mouth. The Italian press has been conducting a vendetta against Britain for some time, merely because we have taken up the attitude that membership of the League is a very solemn obligation not to be discarded the
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    DAY TO DAY
    326 8 Mr. G. F. Staynes, the first magisi trate, Ipoh, is on one week's leave and !Che Osman is acting for him. Mr. W. R. Boyd. M.C.S.. returns from leave by the Naldera on Aug. 1 and will take up duties as D.0.. Kinta. The death occurred at
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    As I was Saying
    185 8 - Animal Welfare hi Siiini •T»HE annual meeting of the Society lor the Promotion of Animal Welfare takes place this week-end. writes our Bangkok correspondent. It was one of the societies founded with a flourish md lots of support In the last year ol King Vajiravudh's reign.
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    Topics Of The Week
    1304 8 IN connection with the Cats' Section at the forthcoming Malaya Agrii Horticultural Association exhibition at Kuala Lumpur, the hon. secretary informs us he has received a special prize <a ribbon) from a friend m Australia The ribbon is lor the best cat m the ahow. IN
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      44 8 GOOD ROADS a magistrate declares, are the cause of motorists speeding. They certainly seem to be the route of the trouble. Protect yourself against speed hogs with a "GAFLAC" MOTOR CAR POLICY. GENERAL ACCIDENT. FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers Telephone 6480.
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    MALAYA IN VAN OF COLONIAL PROGRESS
    277 9 Comprehensive Review By Mr. Af. MaeDonald FERENCE to Malaya s improved trade returns was by the Secretary for the Colonies m the House .mops m the course of a comprehensive review i 'olonial Affairs. London. July 25. produced among other conceivable kind oi proMr
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    EMPIRE SURVEY.
    134 9 Colonial Conference In London. The valu* and Importance of survey work :> developin. the resources ol the Empire were emphasised b y thColonial Minister. Mr. Malcolm Macdonald, m an address to representatives Ol various colonies, protectorates and mandated territories and the majority ol Belt-governing dominions and India and
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    FUEL OIL FROM TAR
    249 9 Anti-Knock Spirit Produced By Experiments Tlu conversion ot tars Into fuel oil and motor spirit is the subject ol two reports issued by the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research m England. The process is called "the hydrogena-tion-ciacking ol tars." and this has been actively, investigated
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    DOCTOR GRANTED DISCHARGE
    467 9 Bankruptcy Court Hearing p\R. J. B. van Cuylenberg was U granted his discharge from bankruptcy by Mr. Justice Williamson yesterday subject to judgment being entered against him for The application was supported by Mr. D. X Walters while Mr. C. O. Lim, Assistant Official Assignee, raised no
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    RAID ON A VILLAGE
    219 9 British Soldiers Involved London, July St. THE Under-Secretary for India. Mr. R. a. Butler, answered a question In the House oi Commons regarding a reported incident near' Jubbulpore m India m which British! soldiers and Indian villagers were concerned. He said the India Office had only
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    ISAKO'S CIRCUS
    138 9 Local 'iol.nist In The Lions' In addition to the change Of programme, there were several extra attractions m Franz Isako's Circus show at Kallang last night Mr. Konchester. the violinist who has been seen In local hotels, played his instrument m the lion and tiger cage but not
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    65 9  - Sin Chew Jit Poh Hong Kong. July 2t>. Mr. Koh Seng Kee. tennis champion of the Dutch Indies, who took part m t the Davis Cup competition as Chinas representative, has left the United States for Batavia where he is domi- ciled. Mr. S. C. Cheng, the other Chinese j
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    76 9  - Sin Chew Jit Poh Hong Kong. July M. The Central Government has decided I to hold the Sixth Plenary Congress of the Kuomintang m the latter part of September this year. The Kuomintang headquarters m Canton held an extraordinary meeting yesterday when it was decided to bring forward a number
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    117 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices I From Our Own Correspondent London, July 26. Spot <Sellers» 511 16d. (5 13 16d.) < Buyers* 5 5 B d. <5 3 4 d.) October/December 525 32d 1 5 29 32d. > January /March 529 32d <6 132 d.» April/June 6 1
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      606 10 London Markets London. II7ILLIAM Jacks and Co.. metal and produce brokers, m their market reThe International Chamber of Commerce at their Paris meeting emphasised the immediate necessity lor an international currency, and reiterated our Chancellor's statement that it was first of all necessary to have higher prices
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      70 10 Kwrt r o r r a X£ _?S_ adViCes Wheat ru led Zm^kmlnl ff" Price declined On^e?olre3S_i' a «R!f roe Builder ruled erratic ri_w«__.._« on rumours retard n/ a «Pendent today., vote inth n, 8 tlu outcome of lv was quo .d" t ft'jlS ft ,nber >tol--733-314 last
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      84 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association July 26, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I. X. R. S. S. m cases (F.OB. August) 19.5116 19.7 16 Good FAQ. m cases (FOB. August) 18.15,16 19.1,16 No. I. X. R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Singapore) 19i/ 8 19' 4 AugustjSeptember 19% 19Y 2 October i
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      217 10 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2.3 15.16 London. 3 months' sight 2!3 29 32 London, 60 days' sight 2|3 7 8 London. 30 days' sight 2,3 27|32 London, demand 2 3 13)16 London. T.T. 23 1316 Lyons and Paris, demand 864 Hamburg, demand 141 New York, demand 57
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      201 10 July 23 24 25. American Can. Com. 142 1 142 1 140 American Telephone and Telegraph 127i 4 127 J 4 \2Q^-y Atcheson Railroad 53 3 4 541 2 535^ Chesapeake 441 2 451" 45 Dupont 1063 4 106^ 106 i 4 Firestone 1 5 3 8 153;
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      CAR FIRM SAVED
      132 10 Syndicate Gives Lagonda Ltd. New Lease Of Life car a m° a n n»r L d motorhandTn? factu f ers Passed from the S of Hfr cccl er recently with a new syndicate a PriVate flna a > Three months ago this thirty-year-old nrmjound itseif facing a"
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      REPORT OF KLANG RIVER TIN DREDGING
      762 10 Big Profits Last Year, And Good Prospects For Next •THE directors of Klang River Tin Dredging Co. Ltd., m their report to be submitted to shareholders at the eleventh ordinary general meeting on August 2, give the following account of the year's working. T*HE
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      87 10 July 26 Buyers Sellers Gambler 6.00 Java Cube 10.50 Hamburg Cube 10 50 White Pepper 19.50 Muntok White Pepper 20.00 Copra. Sundried 3.95 Copra, mixed 3.50 Small Flake Tapioca 4.30 RB. Siam No. 1 per koyan 112 Banja Jelotong 7.50 Sarawak Jelotong 7.00 R. (Siam) W.C. No.
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      HIGH RAYON OUTPUT
      125 10 British rayon output m May soared to the new high level of 11.100.000 lb. easily surpassing the previous peak of 10.730.000 reached m March. The record is scarcely surprising as daily production m April averaged around 408.000 pounds— or a total of 9.790.000 pounds. This month was
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      836 10 New Serendah ($2) 2.50 260 Nyalaa ($1) 87 '9° Pajam (si> 6 j^ 72 xd Pant Perak ($1) 2.35 245 Perak R. Valley ($1) 1.10 120 Punggor (|i) 24 27 Radella ($5) 425 460 Sandycroft ,$2) 1.20 130 Sangei Bagan is2> 255 265 Sungei Ramal ($n 1
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      RUBBER AND THE GUILDER
      174 10 NERVOUS BELI „v HOLDERS Better To Have Bogey Laid I ewis u»d p. a r«bi Jul> J» The pottUcaJ irl landi which app stability of the gui!<ponsible for a certain uno by nervous holders and m values. Whether the gu devalued or not ll still but
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      231 10 Stanton Nelson k C< The market continutd to sag i during the week. London time declined 3 16d and N 5160 fa gold cent The has lost half a cent The expressed intention of Government to tackle the blem. with the strong po devaluation if not
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    817 11 REMINISCENCES of an EMPIRE ANNOUNCER Radio Notes JHE voice of Mr. W. ML Shewen, the Senior Empire Announcer I of the 8.8.C, is undoubtedly one of the best known m the British Empire. Since the inception of the 8.8.C. Empire Serin 1932 he and his fellow announcers have been the
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    212 11 "SUMMERTIME AT HOME irday, Aug. 3. at 6.0 a.m. G.M.T. Aug. 2, at 12.15 p.m. G.M.T. j Aug. 1. at 2.30 p.m. G.M.T.! Aug. 2. at 8.30 p.m. G.M.T. j nday, Aug. 5. at 11.45 p.m. G.M.T. f I 4ug. 8. at 3.0 a.m. G.M.T.! J L Hodson will be
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    His Son's Engine
    94 11 |\UNCAN MacFarlane. a twenty-five-year-old Twechar (Glasgow engine driver, slowed down his train while passing his father's signal-box. He looked up. and saw with surprise that his father was not m the box. Forty yards further on he saw a shunter waving his arms trantically. Macfarlane stopped and
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    FUKIEN'S PLIGHT
    89 11  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai Banks May Be Approached For Loan Hong Kong, July 22. Mr. Hsu Fu, Finance Commissioner of Fukien, has arrived m Shanghai to confer with General Chen Vi, Governor of the same province, on questions relating to steps to be taken to tide over
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    872 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst HOW TO LEAD TPHE question of opening leads touches upon one of the most important factors m contract bridge play. Declarers frequently make their contract by an ill advised opening lead. and likewise sometimes contracts that might
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    NEW BROADCAST STATION AT DELHI
    525 11 NEW BROADCAST STATION AT DELHI DCTAILS of the new broadcasting station at Delhi, which is to be erected and operated by the Indian State Broadcasting Service, have been announced by the Controller of Broadcasting. The construction of the station buildings will be begun shortly. The transmitter, which was ordered some
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    STREET SINGER AND B.B.C.
    436 11 Insists On His Own Act I IT is likely that we shall not hear' the famous American radio star, the Street Singer, broadcast m this country after all, writes Collie Knox m the Daily Mail A deadlock has arisen between him and the BBC. owing to
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    EXPORT OF ARMS
    135 11 Great Britain's Attitude Explained London, July 22. Abyssinia was under discussion at an extra pre-adjournment Cabinet meeting. It is believed the Cabinet decided not to place any embargo on the export of arms either to It l.v or to Abyssinia as no steps for the control ot
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      TO EXPLORE AMAZON
      434 12 EXPEDITION TO BE AWAY THREE YEARS Madrid. PREPARATIONS for the departure of the Iglesias Exploration to the Amazon are proceeding apace. The vessel which is to convey them to South America has been launched, a portion of the expedition is m New Guinea getting acclimatised to conditions
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      NEW CHINESE SHIPS
      140 12 Purchases In France And Great Britain The China Merchants Steam Navigation Company has acquired another ship, this time from France, and named it Fee Dai. The ship has arrived at Shanghai from France. The four sea-going ships built m England by the Chinese company have a:ready been
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      482 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m F.M.S.) TELEPHONE: Freight 5433 Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS. t HOOKING AGENTS FOR FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. mmmmmWkm^mfmmmmmrmm CANADIAN MCIfCC WORLD'S OR-ATtST :I (Incorporated m England) THE "EMPRESS" ROUTE offers rRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLULU or direct EMPRESS to VANCOIVER-ACROSS CANADA by
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      317 12 BIBBY LINE (LONDON Al>UKt..so 22, PALL MALL. LONDON 311 I of fast twin-screw Oil Dl Mail Passenger Vessels b RANGOON. COLOMBO. POKI s|-|i\\ MARSEILLES. PLYMOUTH MB U LONDON with through com. Singapore and T D HOMEWARD BAILINGS Leave Rangoon ••loafa v>v 1 WORCESTERSHIRE Aug I Aug CHESHIRE Auu I .YORKSHIRE
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      615 12 Local And I Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals i BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm. j 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. j ;Kelantan (via Gemas) every
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      138 12 VESSELS ARRIVED Silverash. Brit.. 3.091, from Vacouver 25. for Pt. Swettenham 26. Toboali. Dut., 662, from Bagan 25 for Bagan 27. Senang. Dut.. 729 tons, from Palembang 25, for Palembang 27 Mapia. Dut.. 363 tons, from Rengat 25. for Rengat 28. Takada. Brit.. 4.423 tons, from Osaka 25, for Calcutta
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      167 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR I Ships alongside thr or expected East Wharf <F.ntran<» Rajula 22 Main Wharf (Entrance < Takada 18; Kinta 11 dent Polk 11: Deur.il. 6. Empire Dock (Entrain, j^. Bolton Castle 30 Maron 34. r Empire Dock (Entrance Mantai Maru 46 West Wharf (Entrain < <. Duisburg 5. Section
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      489 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. Incorporated m England > "ELLERMAN" LINE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Also accepting cargo for Canadian and American ports via Colombo steamer w^.,. c -ssssr* fy e 3OA s ,is 2 City of Hereford Sept M Se t 6
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    469 15 Happy Blend Of Youth And Experience THUMBNAIL SKETCHES IJOT on the announcement of the American golf team for the Ryder Cup match, at Ridgewood C.C., New Jersey, on Sept. 28 and 29, came the British selection. The team, wnich shows a happy blend of youth and
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    561 15 INDIA AND OLYMPIC SWIMMING Question Of Affiliation THHE arrival m Calcutta of a team of swimmers from the Punjab, and the hopes that are being enter- tamed by individual swimmers m Calcutta, Lahore and Bombay which appear to be the leading centres of aquatics m India— that they will be
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    44 15 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 25. Following are the results of the first round m the Perak junior lawn tennis chimpionship tournament: Chong Lip Thye beat Chong Lip Phin 6—4. 7—5. Lim Thiam Tet beat Chang Mm Tat 6—4. 6—o.
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    PENANG RACES
    154 15 Order Of Running And Scratchings FOLLOWING are the order of run- ning and scratchings for the first day, Saturday, of the Penang Turf Club Jubilee meeting. Race 1 Horses, Class 3. Div 2. 5> 2 furs. Scratched: Redouble Race 2. Ponies. Class 1. Div 1 Six furs. Scratched.
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    280 15 The following will represent the N.C.C. at cricket m their week-end matches: On Saturday against St. Joseph's Inst. on St. Joseph's Inst, ground at 2 p.m.: F. Chopard, Choor Singh, Ismail Jabbar. Sithamparam. N. R. De Vaz. E. Hendricks. I. Salim. K. T. Ooi, C. C. Tan.
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    66 15 The following will represent the P.W.D. Sports Club against the R.A.F. on Saturday. July 27. at the N.C.C. grounds. McNair Road. Off Balestier Road, at 2 p.m.: V. Ponniah. Samson de Silva. Chin Lye. A. B. Paterson. W. H. Swaffield, I. Leijssius. J. V. T. Campbell (capt.t, S. Sta Maria.
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    66 15 Max Schinelintf Goin^ To United States Chicago. July 17. Max Schmeling will meet the winner of the Joe Louis-Kingfish Levinsky flght here, it was announced today by Mike Jacobs. New York promoter, after he said he had received a cablegram from Joe Jacobs. Schmeling's Manager. RETAINS CHAMPIONSHIP Marseilles,
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    56 15 The following ties have been fixed m the S.C.C. Billiards Handicap: MONDAY, JULY 29 P. Carmichael (owe 100) vs. Winner of J. M. Thomas (owe 50> and C. G. Fugler (owe 75). TUESDAY, JULY 30 J. A. Dean ser vs. Winner of E. H R. Bowermann (owe 25)
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    32 15 The sixteenth annual swimming championship carnival of the V.M.C.A. will be held on Saturday, Aug. 17, commencing at 4 p.m. and not on Saturday. Aug. 24, as published previously
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    137 15 Mercedes-Benz Carries Off Belgian Grand Prix Brussels. July 14. For the seventh time m succession a Mercedes-Benz car. driven by Rudolf Caracciola. has carried oIT an important international victory. this time the Grand Prix of Belgium at the Francor-champs-Malmedy-Stavelot track. The track has a length of 14.90 kilometres,
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    132 15 South China Team For Java And Burma A South China A. A. soccer team left I Hong Kong yesterday evening for a tour ol Java and Burma via Saigon, ac- companied by Mr. Ho Yun-kwong as manager. The team has been weakened by the inability of Leung Wing-chiu,
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    241 15 Made Permanently Leeds. July 12. 117 HEN the South African cricketers vv arrived here this afternoon for the third Test, which begins at Headingley tomorrow. I learned that E A. Rowan their brilliant first-wlcket batsman, had become permanently deaf In one Mr through an accident on the
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    341 15 Large (.atherintf At School Sere m ha ii. Jul> I The annual sports meeting of (he Gjvernment English School. Kti.tl.i Pilah. was held on the M hool pa t. and was largely attended Air. ti.ose present were the Yang di i tuar. Besar o/ Negri Sembilan <HH
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    96 15 The Anglo-Irish Agency Ltd. have shipped a number of horse.s abi during the past week to the Federated Malay States These include: Grey eyes bay filly 2 yrs by Bu<-n Ojo-Irish Princess Placed three times m England and Ireland this ye.v Janitor bay colt I yrs by
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    61 15 Floors A I Delanp\ Of Buffalo HufT-ilo. NY. Jul> IK "Buddy" Baer. the 2!16 pound brother ot Max Baer add«'d Al Del.mey oi Buffalo. '190 lbs to his list ol kCBOCfc out victims, when the light was stopped m the lourth round at the Stadium tonight Delaney was
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    877 16 League Leaders' Attack Unimpressive REGIMENTS FINE DEFENCE Wiltshires 1; RE 1 YESTERDAY'S game m the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League, between the Royal Engineers and the Wiltshire*, resulted m a draw of one goal all. both points being register- The Wiltshires
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    571 16 Mercantile Institute Sports BRILLIANT weather, a very good attendance, keen sport and valuable prizes combined to make the seventh annual sports meeting of the Mercantile Institute, one of the largest and best known private schools m Singapore, a thorough success both by spectators and competitors yesterday afternoon. The venue of
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    101 16 Eastman Gets Five For Ten London, July 26. The following are the latest County Cricket results Somerset beat Kent by 52 runs Somerset 167 (Todd 6 or 72) and 268 •Lewis 5 for 57). Kent 266 (Chapman 107 Andrews 6 for 84) and 117 (Andrews 6
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    173 16 Britain Expected To Retain Davis Cup ll 1 1 »l 1 1 ALLISON INCLUDED FOR UNITED STATES London. July M. TIIK Initcd States made a last minute change m their Davis Cup team against Great Britain and Allison will play after all m the singles. There had been doubts as
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    64 16 SOUTH AFRICANS BEA T NORTHUMBERLAND London, July 25 The South Alricans beat Northumberland by eight wickets. Northumberland 198 i Crisp six for 41 > and 222. South Africans. 323 and 101 for two Warwick beat Worcester by an innings and 121. Worcester 200 (Quaife. not out 96, > and 198
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    23 16 London, July 25 Mitchell, of Yorkshire, is unfit for the Test and Bakewell, of Northants. has been asked to attend. Reuter
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    100 16 TTHE two P-adam met at cricket Their nrsr team began on th. .s r In an hour and a q who had won the runs lor the loss oi Edwards .md Ui. ting facing i) i! i Holt, and was chanted, w
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    69 16 In tlu MBU-fl] ship singles Dr w a b S. Stewart In :w,, 6—l. tht contested The folll a. m\ ek Moncla\\ Ti. Champio.. >hip S. Dr W A Balhftchct Handicap Doubi' B L. Oehlers and C B W GEN Oehlers and P 3Tucsda> '> IWi Handicap Doublo
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