The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 August 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14.65« ESTD. 1835 MONDAY. AUGUST 19. 1935 10 CKNTS
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    PEACE OR WAR?—MUSSOLINI HESITATES
    122 1 PEACE OR WAR MUSSOLINI HESITATES Diplomatic Struggle At The Quai D' Orsay BRITISH DELEGATIONS THE NEGOTIATIONS ARE PROVING DIFFICULT.— MR. ANTHONY EDEN AT THE Ql AI D'ORSAY. gEHIND this brief statement lies what is probably the most intense diplomatic struggle that Europe has witnessed since 1918 to decide whether Italy
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    FOUR JAPANESE EXPELLED
    68 1 Espionage Alleged At Vladivostock Shanghai, Aug. 18. Fapanese and an American suspected to having ed in espionage work in stole, h&ve been exnelleri Japanese residents have petithc Japanese Foreign requesting it should take action. re Japanese residents have n notice to leave the colony. branch office 01
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    CHINESE PROTEST
    43 1 anese Planes Over Peiping And Tientsin Nanking:. Aug. 18. Foreign Office has protested to se Embassy against the flights of Japanese planes Tientsin and Peiping areas the permission of the Chinese The protest asks the authorities to stop such ts Reuter
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    RADIO EXHIBITION
    40 1 Great Reduction In Prices For Sets London. Aug. 17. to over £5.000.000 have ur the Radio Exhibition which, in the course r i a ars. has become one of the most shows in London. outstanding features are the
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    Colonel Sentenced To Death
    33 1 Tokio, Aug. 17. GEN. Nftfmta'f murderer Lieut. Col. Aizaua, has been courtmartialled and it is understood has been sentenced to death under the civil and military law. Reuter Wireless
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    36 1 it reduction In prices tor wireless the concentration on design and •lification of the control of dialling large display ol motor car sets. A tuning dial for the blind with lettering is- another novelty. Reuter Wireless
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    NO LIGHT ON ITALY'S DEMANDS
    57 1 Paris, Aug. 18. British quarters state that the British delegation will not wait more than two or three days longer for Mussolini's reply to the Anglo-French suggestions as the situation must be cleared up one way or another by the middle of next week. Franco-British
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    DEADLOCK REACHED
    117 1 Uneasiness Prevails In French Circles Paris, Aug. 18. Uneasiness still prevails In French circles after the meeting of M. Laval and Baron Aloisi. The instructions re- ceived by the Italian delegate this morning are not considered to clear up two points. Firstly, they appear to discard the suggestions
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    BARON ALOISI
    60 1 Long Conversation With M. Laval Paris, Aug. 18. Baron Aloisi visited M. Laval today, the conversation lasting ninety minutes. Mr. Eden also had an hour's talk with M. Laval after which Mr. Eden announced that the negotiations were proving difficult. Mr. Warriner. the American Charge d 'Affaires in
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    Knifing Sensation On B.I. Motor Ship
    210 1 Knifing Sensation On B. I. Motor Ship SIGNALS requesting a doctor and a police boat were flown by the British India Steam Navigation Company's motor ship Kola. 1,530, gross tons when she came to anchor in the Singapore Roads last night on arrival from Bangkok. Both were supplied by the
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    37 1 MISS DOROTHY CHAMBERLAIN, daughter of Mr. Neville Chamberlain the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mrs. Chamberlain, was married at Chelsea Old Church, to Mr. Stephen Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Z. Lloyd of Edsbaston, Birmingham.
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    20 1 IKON TROTSKY, exikd Russian revolutionary, after wandering all over Europe seeking sanctuar>. has found it in Norway, though nnl> temporarily
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    D.E.I. RUBBER
    116 1 Emergency Ordinance In October Katavia. \uc 17. an emergency OfdtaMUMi QHWtrn- Inf Mtfttf rubber export duty Will b( issued in OctObtf wlu-n hv the duty will be enlorced intm J«n 1. 1936 Details <1 t i i« duty ..r« as t<>rm»-rlv announced Win n thr market pric |g
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    V. C. APPOINTED AUSTRALIA'S
    318 1 GOVERNOR-GENERAL Sir Alexander Hore-RuUn en SIR ALEXANDER lIORE-RITH EN HAS BEEN %PPOINTFII < O\ TOOK-OP»nUL Of AI STRAIN IN SICCESS|O< VVI \IH |si\, 1 A l IS REUTER This announcement made last night in London sets at rest the speculation that had arisen over the appointment.
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    LINER HELD UP BY STRIKE
    78 1 Passengers Disembark At Marseilles Marseilles, Aug. 17. T"HE departure of the French liner Patria for the Far East has been delayed by a lightning strike of the crew in sympathy with the kitchen boys' demands for higher pay. the crew refusing to embark until the
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    TRADING PROFITS
    104 1 T.S. Tax Bill Amendments Approved Washington, Auk. 16. The Senate approved Mr. McCarran'l amendment to the Tax Bill repealing those sections of the Silver Purchase Act which provide ior a 50 per cent, tax on trading profits, authorisf tht nationalisation of silver inci require licences lor imports and
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      32 1 (T) c Gcdliims Scots HMs\s «i Mallow and Friendly Spirit THERE WILL BE NO COCKTAIL DANCE OR AFTER DINNER DANCE TOMORROW SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT us to us DANCE formal 9.45 to midnight
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    ALLEGED KNIFE MURDER AFTER CHANDU DISPUTE
    174 2 ala Ium »>"»•• An*. 17. THh preliminary inquiry was begun yesterday Into the ease in which Chan Keuii^ is charged with the alk-ed murder of a compatriot on July Mi. Ridley, the Court chief Inspector, stated that the accused 'the <h ■<• sed and
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    LOTTERY PRIZE
    122 2 Bombay Shopkeeper Sued For $8,000 Seremban. Ah* II In the local Supreme Court today before Mr Justice R C. Cussen. with Mr Ernest Jell for plaintiff and Mr If. I A. Farr for defendant, the case Wa mentioned in which o Benjamin te suing Y. if. Esmailjee, a
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    62 2 The death of Ur. Tom Rodrißu^ at me age of 87 yean occurred at bis E? 1 K 1) Roa* Malacca ?ear y J;: iay nxwnlng after a short ill-' mni.v U mi the »»M»»n com- 1 munity one oi tbe oldest resident* of •ffljjcca- The deceased was by pro-'
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    MALACCA MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
    196 2 MALACCA MUNICIPAL COMMISSION 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Am*. 17. THK vacancy caused on the Malacca Municipal Commission by the resignation of Mr w f Zehnder has been Oiled by the appointment oi Mr. F A de Witt who last June was made a Justice of the Peace Mr. cie
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    COLONIAL APPOINTMENTS
    61 2 London, >\ue. 14. V is announced by the Colonial Office that Mr. J H. Jarrett. AttornevOenerai Bab. mas. is to be appointed lonlal Secretary, Bahamas In succession to tho Hon. C. C. F. Dundas Who U now Chief Secretary. Northern lodeala, and that Mr. j. e. s Merrick
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    WINNERS OF FOX-TROT COMPETITION
    108 2 The slow fox-trot competition at the Jubilee Ball at the New World was won by Miss Meeter and Mr. j. Milne, with Miss Gertrude Walters and Mr F A. Shahab second. The judges had difficulty in choosiiv the winners of the third prize from Miss Amma
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    RECORD DOWNPOUR
    101 2 Fall Of Five Inches Fills Reservoir Butterwortli. Aug 17 Owing to the incessant downpour 2«n lng L he X* few days a To inches has been recorded on Auk SeVa^ah ReSerVOh at B^ The maximum rainfall during the last eight years was 4 inches, and the niesent figure
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    40 2 his appointment as second asstetam General Hospital. Kuala Liols Dr Josudason is the second son of Mr P. Jesudason, retired Chief CouSntt tor. Revenue Surveys, Perak. who was for many yean attached to the Zl vey Department. Kuala Lipfs U1
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    GIRL SEA CAPTAIN GOES SHOPPING IN SINGAPORE
    945 2 GIRL SEA CAPTAIN GOES SHOPPING IN SINGAPORE "She Is Strict, But At The Same Time Kind To Us" One Of The Crew (By Our Shipping Reporter) Iy I'SSIA'S first woman sea captain is in Singapore. V She commands the Soviet cargo steamer Chavicha of 3,020 gross tons. The ship is
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    FIZZLES OUT
    29 2 Relief Workers' Strike In New York New York. Auc IS Win General Johnson's ultnW-m appears to have S^gg^ lfo T h rs^tfdHF; w<!rk vumcti worKers Reuter Wireless
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    23 2 Thursday foi hem Lipls on i due back fron, h,L« Wh jf Rawer S^S^s: Wta« hon'o P'ior to Officer. F.M.S. Raihva;;- H?althi I
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    S.V.C.
    249 2 Programme Of Drills For This Week The Singapore volunteer corps projramme of drills lor the week ending \ug. 25 is as lollows Monday. Aug. If, ft.lf p m h• aUiarters. S.R.A. v Section Gun brill Case 3.. SF.CR.E. iv Nos. 2 3 md I Malay Sections. Unit Parade 5.30
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      6 2 AGONISING PILES. TRV T «B6 TO-DAV.
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      212 2 Diary Of The Week MONDAY. AUG. 1!» High Water. 1.45 a.m. 10. ft., 2.2 pm. 9.5 It. Too' ball: R.A FA. League, Div. I. R.AF. *vs. Wlltshires, Anaon Road Stadium; Dix. n. s.c.c. vs. H M.S. Terror, padan^; Commercial Cup. M.P.H. vs. Post Office, Fust Office sround UESDAY. AUG. M
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      390 2 Today's Radio Programmes Singapore ZHI Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.) Wavelength 49.0 metres p.m. 6 Recorded music. 6.45 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. 7 Relay Of concert artistes from Tomlinson Hall:— Mrs. R. Walker. Songs. A Song of Autumn <Elgan Just a Wistful Dream
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    FATAL QUARREL AFTER SALARY CUT
    336 3 Young Man Gets Nine Months lpoh, Aug. 16. j limlnary inquiry into the a Tamil, named Kuppan, on July 10 as a result of knife leged to have been inflicted ier Tamil, named Sadiappan. ducted before Mr. C. W. A. SenIpoh first magistrate, yesterday. iccused
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    STOLE GRAVE HEADSTONES
    130 3 STOLE GRAVE HEADSTONES From Malay Mosque Cemetery Si^tt^at Klla| a Lumpur, Aug. 16. bVERAL grave headstones had been removed from the cemetery of a Malay mosque and when those interested made inquiries. Gorriman. the Indian watchman. found himself charged with theft of twenty-one of hese. He would not plead guilty,
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    BOGUS INVOICE CHARGE
    136 3 Business Partner And Clerk For Trial Loh Hong Kit. said to bt a partner in Chop Chong Fart. High Street. W! s charged before Mr H. If. Blacker third magistrate. Singapore on Saturday with fraudulently using as genuine on Feb. 12 last an invoice purporting tc have
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    CAR THEFT ARRESTS
    128 3 Two Chinese Gaoled: Second Charge Pending Wanted for the theft of a motorcar parked outside a cinema on July 22. two Chinese were stopped on suspicion by the police when driving another car. The car they were riding in proved to be another stolen car. They were
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    ANCIENT MALACCA
    85 3 Mr E. I Parrish. the honorary .cretarv of the Malacca Historical Society, has been hard at work on a historical book that will have a great appeal to all lovers of ancient Malacca. He will soon bring out a revised edition of the book entitled "The Tombs of
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    58 3 All members of the Y.M.C A. are invited to bring their friends to a lecture by Mr M. Jamieson. B. Sc, ARCS.. :A I C on -Some Aspects of the Work of a Government chemist" in the Large I Hall of the Y.M.C.A. on Wednesday, at 8.30 P.m. Mr. J.
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    COOLIE STABBED TO DEATH IN K.L.
    142 3 ALLEGED MURDERER IN HOSPITAL Kuala Lumpur, Aim. Id A FATAL affray between three Tamils of the coolie class occurred outside the toddy shop in Temple Road. Brickfields, last night. As a result a man called R. S. Maniam was arrested and when the case
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    IPOH AERODROME
    176 3 Construction Job Let To Local Contractor i From Our Own Correspondent.) lpoh. \uv.. 16. The contract for the construction ol Ipoh's aerodrome has been awarded to Goh Khoon. of Kampar. and work has begun. Th site c ?kcted is abot t a miie west of the Gopeng Road
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    ALIEN WOMAN FINED
    78 3 Tan Soan. a Siamese woman, was produced before Mr. H M. Blacker. third magistrate, Singapore, on Saturday, on a charge of having failed to register under the Aliens' Ordinance within 48 hours of her arrival in the Colony She was arrested by Detective Inspector Jackson at a
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    INDIAN FOUND SHOT
    36 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Sesamat, Aug. 17. G. B. Daniel, an Indian employed as a clerk on Labis Estate, near here, was found shot dead sitting in an armchair. The police are investigating.
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    49 3 QUEEN WILHELMINA of Holland, who has jusl steered her country through one of the most difficult financial crises in its history, and Princess Juliana, arrived at Harwich on their way to Scotland to spend a holiday. The photo shows Queen IVilhelmina coming down the gangway on arrival at Harwich.
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    WILL EXHUME BODY
    40 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) lpoh, Aug. 17. Following a petition to the British Resident by members of the Hylam community, the boiy of a Hylam woman buried in July is to be exhumed I for police investigation.
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    17 3 Dr. L. M. Ram, until recently employed in the Medical Department, Seremban, has passed his D.P.H. London.
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    DRIVER FOUND DYING IN CAR
    100 3 Strange Accident At Sentul T Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 16. HE Chinese driver of a delivery van met his death in peculiar circumstances at Sentul on Wednesday night The car was discovered at the side oi the road, having run into a telegraph post, it was
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    DEAD INFANT FOUND IN DRAIN
    128 3 DEAD INFANT FOUND IN DRAIN Believed Case Of Infanticide Penaiiß. Auk. IC 117HAT is believed t-.j be a case oi in"Manticide was brought to light by the discovery early yesterday morning of an unknown female babv. who was found dead in the drain leading to Sungei Plnang in Jelutom; Road
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    UNUSUAL LECTURE
    115 3 Given By Electrical Transcription A lecture on Armageddon was held by electrical transcription in the Telok Ayer Methodist Church last night. The lecture was conducted by the personnel of the auxiliary ketch Lightbearer which recently arrived in Singapore after a 5 000 miles cruise from Sydney <all the
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    SEREMBAN DEATH
    38 3 From Our Own Corrrspomlt-nt SriMMiihan. Auk. H>The death occurred at tlv Qeneiml Hospital. Seremban. Of Mis Raja, wile ol Mr A S Raja ol I'aiujjin. at the age of 45 The cremation took plat a' Tampin.
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    FRAUD CHARGE
    71 3 ChnK Thlan S-ng. MTCrted on .iu extradition warrant in connection With an alleged fraudulent bankruptcy in Medan. was again produced before Mr. 3 A Forrer. H t Sinuaporc Criminal District Jud^e. by Detective Inspector Johnson, en Saturday it was stated that Instruction! ii.ut not yet been PecetTed irom
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      69 3 WIRE NETTING FENCING and repairer of rattan and tan (hicks. Canvas and Spring K Tarpaulins, Tents, Bags. Scroops. Bcrtam Panels, Wire I< n< ing. Wool buntings and Flags. ABDUL RAHMAN TeU phone 2454. Robinson Road, Telegraph Co.>. 17-A Joo Chiat Place. Singapore. (lr»s promptly Executed. O/^ 11 T"i I V*
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    2966 4 AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON Hot M ork London 9 Horde Of lisitors A Loss To Is All Victory For I'acijtsls Our Ohl Friend The Hector I Holiday For Life Most Powerful Man (Par Itest loan loath Again For You, Madam She Has Been Dead The Old Gentlemmn Journalists" Friend
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    230 5 I .\M! IN ERITREA—Workir< rea^Rsmljr ni^ht and day, |bc thousands „f Italian soldiers massed in Brifttea in readiness lor i.i uitli Abyssinia are ,nakm K every preparation known to nmdr n n,i«ita,v strategists to make rictory sure VI I I I .tructed «h-, until now there has been n rfhln,
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      219 5 sv,^ BliikliifllUßUl "YOU must strengthen your nerves with SANATOGEN' 4 Rt\ ituli^f yrmr umi r>> taking Sanfltogen. That is what your iloctor will advftK you, when listlessness. lack of appetite, or irttiul are robbing vou oi vour health and iov of life. For pbystciaim know that all ihese corrpUintt have
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    Husband Loses Divorce Suit On Domicile Issue
    934 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 17. JUDGMENT was delivered by Mr. J Justice Cussen, in the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court yesterday, or. the preliminary issues relating to the petition of William Silva for divorce from his wife. Emile Nona. K A.
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    GLOVES CANNOT HIDE FINGER-PRINTS
    467 6 Science Finds New Terror For The Criminal TF the way of the transgressor has been hard in the past, science has ordained that it shall be harder still in time to come. Between him and the police an unending contest is waged. In that fight the
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    EFFORTS TO STOP WAR
    58 6 -The final meeting of the League Council at (icneva <;n Ihe Halo- Abyssinian dispute. Centre, head of table, left to right Baron Aloisi, Italian represr ntative; M. Laval, French Premier and representative of France: M. Lilvinov, President of the Council: M. Avcnol. Secretary-General of the League
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    Bandits Loot Express And Murder Three
    59 6 Tientsin, Aug. 16. A CHINESE train guard, a Chinese conductor and a Japanese passenger were killed when 70 bandits who boarded the Mukden-Peiping night express at Shanhaikwan disclosed themselves and despoiled passengers of cash and valuables. A score of Chinese were injured daring a
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    Six Months For "Scandalising" Judges
    629 6 Six Months For "Scandalising" Judges ELDERLY MAN SHOUTS AT LORD CHIEF JUSTICE London, July 31. THERE was a remarkable scene in the Lord Chief Justice's Court when an elderly man was sentenced to six months' prison for contempt of court "by scandalising: His Majesty's judges." ME was George Williamson Withers
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    CHINESE FILM BAN ON CHILDREN
    62 6  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai Uii K THE Ministry ol the Int. ha- promulgated .in „,,1 prohibiting hints, i,,i<i,, under six years from coin ordinary cinema shows MRS. C AMPBfcl I, BMc K H«.n.M< Dmiiil llm M r J esakraeiiti hei kmkmmi I tort on
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    ON-BENDERS BEATEN
    225 7 ON-BENDERS BEA TEN Recreation Club !U>zclcrs Too Good Dgapore Non-Benders had to defeat at the hands of the S.R C. j ay on the Padang. Taking first the Non-Behderi compiled 64. Is being undefeated with 45 not SRC. replied with 129 for 9; useful contributions coming, .vis »39> and D'Almeida
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    BATTY BOWLS WELL
    126 7 Wilts Heat Chinese By Five Wickets Wiltshire Regiment continued m ol cricket successes, when t.d the S.CR.C. at Tan-lin by five wickets. very heavy wicket after yesterK weather was not conducive iv( cricket, but Cremin. and Moore had quite lively and the Wiltshires declared at live wickets
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    SIX FOR ELEVEN
    278 7 Fine Bowling In lp o h Cup Match yHE European! vs. The Rest cricket match tor the Hennessy Cup was begun this afternoon on a soft pitch caused by rain over-night. The feature of the play was the i) mazing bowling of Chelvam who had six wickets
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    WOMEN WIN
    50 7 Prom Our Own Correspondent! Penang, Aug. 18. At cricket today the Cricket Club women beat the men by 28 runs. The women made 95 runs. Mrs. Adams '22. Mrs. Evans 17. Miss Samuel 11. being jtop scorers. The men replied with G7. Mrs. Evans took six for 26.
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    SINGAPORE ENGLISH SCHOOL
    44 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 16. The- Singapore English School team have been on a visit to Kuala Lumpur, and in a match on the Padang yesterday they defeated the local Trade School 4—l. after leading 2—l at halftime.
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    HOSE CUP FINAL
    24 7 r The Johore Military Forces beat the Jcrinthians by nine soals to one in the 1 final of the Hose Cup.
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    GOOD TIMES DESPITE HEAVY GROUND
    450 7 Recreation Club Annual Sports Meeting TTHK annual athletic sports meeting •of the Singapore Recreation Club was held on Saturday afternoon on the Padang in the presence of a big j attendance. The showers of rain earlier in the day made the running heavy but not-
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    Selangor Rangers Beaten
    238 7 Selangor Rangers Beaten I CHINESE PLAY TEN MEN IN SECOND HALF •From Our Own Correspondent.* Kuala. Lumpur, Aug. 17. TTHE S.C.R.C. gained a 3-1 victory, 1 Offer the Selangor Rangers in the I second round of the senior division cf the Selangor Football Association Cud competition on the T.P.C.A. ground
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    MOTOR GYMKHANA
    74 7 i Prom Our Own Correspondent Ser«-mban, Aug. 14. The Negri Sembilan branch of the Automobile Association of Malaya, are. I understand, organising a motor and flying gymkhana to bo held at Seremban on S-pt. 14 The event Will be under the pa'.ron- I age of His fflghnfffi i
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    MONDAY. AUGUST 19, 1935 Mussolini Must Decide
    518 8 MONDAY. AUGUST 19, 1935 Mussolini Must Decide MEGOTIATIONS at the Quai d'Orsay during the past week have alternated between hopefulness and despair. Signor Mussolini. in the unusual role of a man of mystery, raised high hopes when he agreed to send Baron Aloisi to the conference, but subsequent events have
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    The Jubilee In The Air
    335 8 THE MOST important event in Singapore's social programme this coming week-end will be the Jubilee celebrations of the R.A.F (Singapore) on Saturday afternoon Never before has an event of this nature been staged in Malaya, and providing the weather is in smiling mood the arrangements
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    DAY TO DAY
    250 8 Mr C. J Stanley Low has arrived at 'Kota Bharu from Singapore on an elephant shooting expedition in Kelantan Dr. Rontley. who recently arrived from home, has been posted to TaiDin^ for duty. Dr. (Miss* Will, who recently arrived from home, is attached to the Infant Welfare
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    As I Was Saying
    517 8 IF WAR breaks out in the autumn between Italy and Abyssinia will It be i possible to obtain direct news from Addis Ababa? The chief wireless station there, which i.s only now being .-I lllitckadc Of The Air c o mpleted. has been built by Italian
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    Breaton Holiday
    828 8 CHE said, squint inn with hall -opened eyvs at their breakfast tray. 'What r\ wonderful still-lite that would make!" Two wedges of pale crust lying in blue bowls; a yellow jug and a white one; butter in a glass dish As foreground a blue and yellow eheeked tablecloth:
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      70 8 "HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE to get through with this case asked the burglar client. "Well/' replied his lawyer thoughtfully, "It'll take me about two days but I'm afraid it's going to take you some four years." It should not take anyone of ordinary prudence two minutes to decide to
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    ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE ON CHINA
    154 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Keen Interest In Dr. Wang's Proposal A PROPOSAL to call a round »,ki Shanghai, Aug. 18. i*. wang suggests that all th* Powers directly or indirectly concerned in questions relating to China should be invited to attend the conference, while all
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    Revue At Its Best
    213 9 Bright Show At The Capitol of ihe Littlejohn Cjmiany i: :;ie Capitol brought to ipi re &Im-gc?rs at the openmy yesterday au added a, 'ruction s cvel and fasclna only the novelty, but the ex the revue presented by the iohns that earns for them and
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    RETURN TO NANKING
    159 9  -  Nanyang Siang Pau Mr. Wan« Ching Wei Makes Decision Shanghai. Aug. 18. Mr Wei H Und< r-Secretary ol th j Executive Departm tit. who has just turned from nlerence with Mr. Wang Chin.: W< In Tsingtao. stat^ci in rview with pressmen this mornthat although Mr. Wang had
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    LOYANG IN DANGER
    69 9  -  Nanyang Siang Pau I lood Menace Again Appears In China Shanghai. Aug. 18 01 L >yang. China's "emer:apital is reported to be In J> Inundated at any a report from General < Hung Kwei. Governor of Ninghsia. urges that step, be taken to hen the dykea In
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    SINGAPORE JUBILEE FUND
    217 9 SINGAPORE JUBILEE FUND THE 49th list of the Singapore Silver Jubiiee Fund records a contribution of $500 from Dunlop Rubber Co. and Associated Companies. Amount previously acknowledged $125.4 17. 35 A S. Shooker '200 00 Dunlop Rubber Co. and Associated Companies 500.00 Per Ons Boon Tat and Co.— David Gray,
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    APPEAL TO PRIVY COUNCIL
    113 9 Planiappa Chettiar's Case (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Aug. 16. THE F.M.S. Court of Appeal today l passed judgment allowing Palaniappa Chettiar leave to appeal to the Privy Council against the judgment of $26,952 in favour of Mr. Edgar Jones. The Chettiar originally borrowed money, depositing
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    POLICE FLYING CLUB
    81 9 Suggestion Approved By Lord Trenchard London, Auk. 17. The suggestions for a Dying club for mombors of the Metropolitan Police Force have been approved by the Commissioner. Lord Trenchard. The club would be self-supporting and would not be used as part of the official police organisation but
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    MR. GARETH JONES
    91 9 Xo Official Confirmation Of London, Aug. 17. As yet no otlicial confirmation has reached London of press messages reporting that Mr. Gareth Jones, the British Journalist and one time member ot Mr. Lloyd George's sacretariat who was taken prisoner by Chinese bandits at the end of July,
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    40 9 Hont; Kong, Aug. IS. General Huang Stiao Hsiung. Governor ol Chekiang. who has completed his mission in Kwangsi on behalf of the Central Government. has returned to Canton on his way back to Hanchow. capiral of Chekiang. Nanyang Siang Pau
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    JAPAN PAYS TRIBUTE TO GREAT BRITAIN
    411 9 JAPAN PAYS TRIBUTE TO GREAT BRITAIN Tokio. Aug. 17. EXPRESSING appreciation of the) British Government's efforts to advance the cause of naval limita- tion, the Foreign Office spowesman. in an interview, added "Japan expects Great Britain shortly to propose new ideas on naval limitation which Japan is prepared to study
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    New Italian Legion
    198 9 Abyssinia Rome, Aug. 17. QIGNOR Mussolini is to form a new Legion comprising volunteers from overseas. The Legion will consist of four uatiunions of 1.000 men each and will be commanded by Signor Pietro Parinl director of the office concerned with Italians abroad. So far 11,000 volunteer
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    MINIMUM CLAIMS
    168 9 Aim Of British And Front! Delegates Paris, Aug. 16. The primary aim of the British anc French delegates at the three-Powei conference is to discover Italy's precis* minimum claims on Ethiopia, otherwise no real progress can be made anc the Negus cannot be expected to statt the maximum
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    ANGLO-FRENCH SUGGESTION
    133 9 Paris Aug. 18. Besides the Anglo-French suggestions which practically leave Abyssinia open for Italian economic development it is reported that Anglo-French financial assistance has been suggested for Italian economic development in fh<» form of tri-pariite financial exploitation. While M. Laval and Mr. Eden at* completely agreed with regard
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    FRANCE'S DILEMMA
    71 9 Paris, Auk. 1~ In connection with the conference, the Paris Midi remarks that France i^ "laced with a dilemma." Britain threatens to withdraw co-operation in Europe if France does not support her against the Italian claims while Italy is making European co-operation conditional on her being allowed a
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    ANGLO-FRENCH STAND
    106 9 London, Aug. 17. Today's press comment is notable for the emphasis it lays on two points. One is that the parties concerned in this dispute must all make some contribution to a settlement and thai if that li done in the interests of peace and conciliation then there
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    16 9 New York, Aug. 16. The Flying Clipper left Midway i Island at 5.21 <G.M.T.» today. Reuter
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      FRASER'S SHARE LIST
      1068 10 ISATl RDAY, AUG. 19, 1935. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin -4s) 4s 3d 9d As a Kuinbang UJ Austral Malay (fj P» Ay,r Hitam Tin (5a) 13s fe 14s bd \mv Win- <$1» 1.80 i.w Ban. Selangor ($1) cA Chtnderiang (f) "J Hitam Tin < 50 eta.)
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      91 10 Auk. 17. Buyers Sellers Gambior 5.50 Java Cub, 1000 Hamburg Cuoc •'••JJJ White Pepper 18^ IfuntQk White Pepper 18.50 Copra. Sundricd 3.75 Copra, mixed 3.35 Small Flake Tapioca 4.30 H.B. Siam No. 1 per yokan 106 Banja Jetotong j[" 50 Sarawak Jelotong 70 R. (81am I W.C.
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      Exchange Rates
      221 10 Aug. n. SELLING London, 4 months" sigh: 2331 33 London. 3 months* sight 2315 16 London. W days' right 2 3 29 32 London, 30 days' fight 237« London, demand '-3 27 32 London. T.T. 2 3 27 32 Lyons, and Paris demand Bb3 Hamburg demand 142 New
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      TRADE AND CULTURE
      127 10 "Not Antagonistic" Says Lord Tweedsmuir Lord Tweedsmuir. Governor-General Designate of Canada, speaking at a luncheon ol the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Great Britain, in London. I said that no business man should take too narrow a view of his calling. He had no patience, he said,
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      WILL TIN RESTRICTION SURVIVE AFTER 1936?
      1133 10 Control Vital, But Modified Policy Is Demanded j (Fran the Free Press Correspondent) London, Aug. 8. UT TNLEBB there is a change in the machinery of the re«tric|_j tion scheme, unless the International Tin Committee consults the market on the question of stocks and
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      96 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Auk. 1". 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I. X. R. S. S. in cases CF.0.8. August* 19 3 a W? Good F.AQ. in casts »F.0.8. August > 19> 8 19U No. I.X.R.S.S. t Spot -loose* «awardable Singapore 19 3 B 19\ 2 September 19
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      Exports Of Tinned Pineapples
      98 10 DURING the veek ending Aug 10. exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 23.539 cases, of which 17.505 <75 per cent.) cases tren 10 the United Kingdom. 984 »4 per cent i cases to the Continent Of Europe. 2.425 <10 per cent.) cam to
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      99 10 Aug. 17. Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-j*allon tins 54.86 Crown. Cross and DtmCQO Kerosene per Unit Qfl 2 x 4-gallon tins $4.46 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4B&llon ;.nims per British Imp-rial
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      COAL STRIKE THREAT
      313 10 Talks At Miners' Federation Conference In his presidential address to the Miners 1 Federation Conference at Rhyl. Mr. Joseph Jones, secretary of the Yorkshire Miners" Association, said "It the Government evades its responsibility and declines to take steps to ensure that the miners shall be reasonably rewarded
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      Wall Street
      200 10 Aue. IS K» IT American Can Com. hi ho 3 l4o* a American Telephom and Telegraph 14O' i4o*fc i4O" H lAtchetonI Atcheton Railroad 52 3 bv 53 3 8 Chesapeak 47 46 7 H 46 3 H Dlipont 11Q3 H U3 1 12 1 iFlrestcne i5 n 4
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      JAPANESE TEXTILES
      79 10 Tokio. The Japanese Ministry ol Commerce -and Industry is planning an extension joi the order issued during the spring {Under the Export Control Law which is (designed to reduce the exports ol CQtton Roods to Peru, Ecuador, San Salvador and Colombia. The new order is expected to include
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      MARKET PRICE LIST
      287 10 litacapaft, t Ml II Bed ■teak K Beel .'-tew d< Fillet steak Mutton. AUfttl Pork loan K Pork lean »mg list aaalM POIITRV Capon i loci I n n d i Dueks Fowls d< riins i locally ai Pigeons. d<»:r.« Pigeons i mettle, •JBft Dllck. tie Fowl.
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      54 10 l.«td..M On the fttock b nor: was fortbc i clustrials. tndVdlW but other DBCtftOI :ind rather irr« JiiUr OottOO w tkPOed New York rod ties surround:: i the With tin UM C II ,as the result >>i get* dealers Wall Sir.-' I no-llore cilhvi .lilt !lt IV .caution
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    IS GRETA GARBO'S Popularity ON THE WANE?
    418 11  - IS GRETA GARBO'S Popularity ON THE WANE? MOLLIE MERRICK Hollywood In Person BY V Ol ft-pedal the rumours 3io la on the anxious Darbo'a future. that the public is mit gag came when Immigi tion Office refused to for re-entry *o bouse but insisted and get it like any lal.
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    G.P.O. PUBLICITY
    79 11 appointment Of New Public Relations Officer London. Aug. 14. active publicity which Post Office work nd which was marked men: ol a public reia--1933. is to be pursued, n Tallents, who was secipire Marketing Board 33. was the first public ffl accepted an appoint Her of public relation*
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    ORDER FROM CHINA
    66 11 value of €265,000 are j d with British firms by the vernment for rolling-stock n-Hankow Railway. The eight heavy locomotives 3 5 pas enger coaches. gap in the Cantoni lilway line should be com- irly summer of 1936 The Involved most difficult enUgh mountainous counUne is finished
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    31 11 3 r^ry of State for the 5 approved the regrading of 1 Intment of Emigration Corner Malaya. Madras, from Class Ib ol the Malayan f Ice. writh effect from July 1
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    AIR INVENTION
    145 11 May Revolutionise Loag Distance Flying London. Auff. 13. Imp rial Airways have on order ex,'perimental aircraft of a new type specially designed lor the purpose of overcoming the problem of "take off" under heavy load which, if it proves successful in tests to be made before the middle
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    STONE EXPLODES
    80 11 Mystery Accident To Tamil Cook An unusual accident occurred at Bukit Timah on Saturday morning. A Tamil coolie, living at the 9*2 mile, was cooking his breakfast at a fireplace consisting of three large stones over which a pan was placed. He had his face close to the
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    553 11  -  Ely Culbertson iJ *y W o, lds Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst j COUNT lam asked— as Iso often am what a Student of Contract Bridge must do to become a first-class player i unhesitatingly answer "Count!" Counting is a simple operation: we learn it in
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    Statistics Office Library Notice
    503 11 THE following publications were issue or received by the Department c Statistics. S.S. and FM.S.. during th period Aug. 10 to 16. inelusiv< and are available for public use in th Reference Library. Fullerton Buildim Singapore Applications may be mad by members of the public resident
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    P. AND O. BANK
    189 11 Removal To Union Building In January A decision has been definitely arrived at to remove the offices of the P and O Banking Corporation. Ltd from the present building at the junction of Collyer Quay and Prince Street to Union Building. The removal, which will take
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    Iceland On The Phone
    254 11 ICELAND is the latest country to be brought into the world-wide radiotelephone system which has its headquarters In London. l-v T r\\Vo rV i tV was forn '"».v inaugurated by the Postmaster-General. Major G C Tryon. MP. and Earl Stanhope ParJiimenUry Undersecretary „!r Foreign AHairs. spiking
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE
    102 11 •From Our Own Correspondent. Seremban. Aur. 17 The lollowing have been elected n»>w cabinet oflicers of the Seremban Ep worth League President. Mrs H Y Kuehn vice-presidents, -first depart Blent) Messrs. J A. Sabapatnv and N Keam Nyen vice-presidents laecund department'. Messrs Tan Kim ChenNathan and S Marimuttu
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      458 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ud. (Incorporated in F.M.S.) rKMIPHONE: Freight 5433 Passage 54M. LLOYDS AGENTS. BOOKING AGENTS fOR FEDERATHD MALAY STATfS RAILWAYS. KOYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. (CANADIAN MCIMC WOBLO'S GfiUJEn 'Incorporated in England) TRAVEL SYSTHI THE "EMPRESS" HOI IE oilers rKANS-PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOtILI or dirt-it EMFKEBS to VANCOI VER— ACROSS
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      86 12 SILVER JAVA PACIFIC LINE Joint terrloe of I'AC IHC JAVA BENCiAL LINE and SILVER LINE, LTI>. SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES AND NORTH PACIFIC PORTS arriunc 1 m.v SILVERASH (S.) \u* x (via Jav i and Manila) m v SIANTAR (P.) (via Java and Manila) VESSELS FROM PACIFIC COAST m.v BINTANO
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      1047 12 LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm. Thursday 7 30 am ttedah 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 730 a.m. 7 pm. Sunday p.m. Kajang. Kota
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      311 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alon^ide thr wii., or expeeted t»> mi Kast Wharf dittiamr (.altPlanciu.s '20 Main Wharf (Kntiimr «..it« Brria 18: Rahatn k AgMßenmoa 13 <->• Ipoli I; Ciinyo M.tru Fmpirc Dock <lntran«e Silvrrteak 30 Empire Dock (KntffMMe <«.u Tclrciln 40 West Wharf (Fntr.mr Qa|| Troil us 4 KEPPFI IIAKBOI
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      797 13 SHIPPIMi EsiE^F^— sssHsre tu The Strait* Steamship Co.. Lid. ih' 513J3t nff^ 1 <o U4 The Liverpool arid London and (Jlobe Tlir lham«s and v-.v. x. Insurance Co., Ltd. < Lid riM Marhie lrv. „,„,< The Federated Malay suie* K.n.u a >s. Ril>al sutf Rdl||^ maguey ss»£?fe: Butler Air Transport
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      638 14 K. P. M. KOMN^LUKE PAKETVAA&T MAATSCHAPPU PLANCH'S Monday. Aug. 19. Belawan-Deli. MAKASSER— Monday. Aug. 19. Selat-Pandjang, Koedap, Bengkalis and Bagan Si-Api-Api. ROKAN Tuesday. Aug. 20. Bengkalis. Paneh. Berombang. Tanjong-Mengeidar. Tanjong-Leidong and Asahan. TOMOHON Tuesday. Aug. 20. Singkaw a ng. Pemangkat and Sambas. MAJANG Wednesday. Aug. 21, Prigi-Radja. Sapat. Tembilahan. Poeloe-Pallas.
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    Financier Wins Again To Pay $44 At Tainina
    1063 15 Financier Wins Again To Pay $44 At Tainina 4th RACE MONOPOLISED BY MR. VAN TOOREN Moderate Dividends ToLT SUal CCCUnence of one taking the fe* three placos in (From Our Own Correspondent Taipins, Aug. 17 The weather today was quito ll n ntrast to 'hat of the Ofmfoj day, it
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    DIVING THRILLS AT FORT CANNING
    389 15 DIVING THRILLS AT FORT CANNING Two New Swimming Records 'WO records were broken at the Y.M.f .A. annual swimmi iic larriivaJ on Saturday at tlu Foil Canning Ptt»t Competitive, divine, plunifin- and racing attended h\ .several {"me performances irerc seen. rec »rd waj the schoolVj ards tiampionship final, in n
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    STONOR SHIELD
    138 15 Victories For YJM.OA. And Eurasian Association i From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur. Aug. 17. Two Stonor Shield cricket matches »vere played today The Y.M.c.A. defeated the Kikii Club by 58 runs. Goin^ in iirst the V MCA. compiled 114. W. de Silva 20. G. O Laßrooy 44
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    RUGBY IN SELANGOR
    101 15 Asiatic Teams To Be Approached 'From Our Own Conespondent > Kuala Lumpur. Aug. 17. At the meeting ol the Selangoi Rugby Association held this evening at the Selangor Club. H was decided to approach two local Asiatic fam* with a view to practices and arrang mg fixtures
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    Excitement And Trills At The Oval
    786 15 Excitement And Trills At The Oval S. AFRICA'S GOOD START IN FINAL TEST Magnificent Knock By Mitchell I <> iicii* 11 Aug. 17. THANKS to a splendid knock 1 of 128 bv Mitchell and an unfinished «0 by Viljorn. the South Africans found them selves in a good position at
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    R.E. ALMOST CERTAIN FIRST DIVISION WINNERS
    1078 15 Huge Crowd See Chinese rpHE Royal Engineers practically 1 won TIT First Division r^' Play and only want four points yH THE match was one of the best seen tins season. The losers played a great game but the Sappers seemed to improve a.s
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    51 15 l.irrtlrm Anir. IT. Games played todaj Um Beott leagues resulted as follow! «*irdrie :< Heirs nrbroath 1 Albino Ayr Rancefi Celtic l Hamilton 0 DUMtofl r» Qurcns Park Dunfermllnc i Q i»l Ibt Boytn l liibernlan l Clyde MntiMnrel] S Alwcdctn Partick .{St. .lohiiFt. nc Ihird Lanark :i
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    America Retains Wightman Cup
    332 16 America Retains Wightman Cup DOROTHY ROUND LOSES TO HELEN JACOBS Four Matches To Three Forest Hills, Aug. 17. AMERICA has retained the Wightman Cup beating Great Britain by four matches to three. Miss Helen Jacobs beat Miss Dorothy Round (Great Britain) 6—3, 6—2. Miss Jacobs seemed rejuvenated overnight and demoralised
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    THREE PLAYERS ORDERED OFF
    163 16 Foul Play In Cup Ile i From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 17. A SENSATION was caused at a soccer match in the junior knock out competition for the Selangor Football Association Cup between the S.C.R.C. "B" and Batu Arang "B" at Pudu Road ground
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    90 16 London. Aug. 17. At Dover: Kent 340. Todd 114, vs. Lancashire. At Derby: Derby 406. Townsend 180: Worcester 13 for no wicket. At Worksop College Ground: Gla- morgan 201. Voce 6 tor 61. Notts 81 for 2. At Eastbourne: Sussex 136; Leices- ter 155 for 9. At Yeovil:
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    38 16 Helen Wills And National Championship San Francisco, Aug. 17. Mrs. Wills-Moody has announced i that she is not playing in the national championships. I feel I have enough tournament tennis for the season she declared. Reuter.
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    SELANGOR SOCCER
    104 16 Junior Knock Out Competition From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 16. In the first round of the Junior knock out soccer competition for the Selangor Football Association cup, the Selangor Malays Association defeated the Selangor Indians by three goals to one at the Railway grounds today. Play
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    Mr.& Mrs. Wise Win
    530 16 S. G. C. MIXED FOURSOMES TPHE monthly mixed foursomes competition of the Singapore! Golf Club was played at Bukit Timah on Sunday and resulted in a j win for Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wise with a net score of 31 3 4 Forty-nine cards were
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    GARRISON TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    18 16 GARRISON TENNIS TOURNAMENT I The ties for Saturday and Monday have now been transferred to Monday and Tuesday.
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