The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 September 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,668. KSTD. 1835 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1935 10 CENTS.
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    Children Of Tobacco King Killed
    115 1 CAR CRASHES INTO LORRY TRAGEDY has overtaken the family of the tobacco magnate. Major Bernard Wills. Two of Major Wills' children are tiead and one is m hospital seriously injured as a result of a car smash -t the week-end (says Reuter). Ronald Wills, aged
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    SOCIAL CREDIT SCHEME
    94 1 SOCIAL CREDIT SCHEME Calgary (Alberta). Sept. 1. "THE new Social Credit Government assumes office on Tuesday. The Premier Mr. Aberhart, announces he will open an immediate investigation m regard to the Province's finances. The Cibinet consists of eight members none of whom has had either Paryiamentary or Cabinet exuerience before.
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    U. S. Warns Russia
    254 1 Disavowal Of w Solemn Pledge Washington. Sept. 1. THE United States has warned thr Soviet that future friendly relations depend solely on strict Soviet adherence to its pledge of noninterference m the United Statesinternational affairs. The warning is not a note but formal statement by Mr
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    MR. ARIYOSHI
    75 1 To Reside Permanently In Nanking Shanghai, Sept. 1. The Japanese Ambassador m China. Mr. Ukira Ariyoshi. has made arrangemerits to stay m Nanking permanently, according (to a statement made by a member of the Japanese Legation m Peiping which add that m view of the large number of
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    15 1 The Duke of York will represent the King at the funeral of Queen Astrid.— Reuter
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    GT. BRITAIN APPEALS TO ABYSSINIA
    93 1 GT. BRITAIN A PPEALS TO ABYSSINIA "Illegal" Concession To An American Company TREATY OBLIGATIONS A WORLDWIDE political and financial sensation was created at the week-end when it was announced that an American company had obtained exclusive development rights for 75 years m respect of half of the Abyssinian Empire. The
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    LIQUOR CONTROL
    44 1 New Commission Established In U.S. Washington. Aug. 30. Mdent Roosevelt has signed the -iquor Control Bill establishing a new >hol commission under the control the Treasury, thus replacing the ral Agency which was torpedoed ien the N.R.A. was adjudged un- >:^titutional.— Reuter
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    POINT OF FRICTION
    113 1 Deal Arranged By London Financier London. Sept. 1. The negotiations of the London financier, Mr. F. W. Rickett have caused a worldwide political and fin- ancial sensation as it is generally leafed a new point of friction has arisen. Any official cognisance of the negotiations are denied
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    GENTLE REMINDER
    124 1 Emperor Advised To Withhold Concessions London, Sept. 1. The British Foreign Office has issued :the following communique: His Majesty's Government have hitherto received no confirmation of the j report m today's Press of a grant of 1 concessions of oil and mineral rights m ■Abyssinia, but have felt
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    "SOAK THE RICH"
    46 1 "resident Roosevelt Signs Bill Washington, Aug. 30. •sident Roosevelt has signed the '000.000 "Soak the rich" Bill, protor an increase ot taxes on and capital stock issues. An ::vidual surtax imposes gift taxes on poratlon income tax m excess of profits tax. Reuter
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    8 1 made HIM ft— Bntain to Canada and back.
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    "CHRISTIAN GENERAL"
    88 1 Fired At By A Gang Of Desperadoes Shanghai, Sept. 1. Gen. Feng Yu Siang. the "Christian j General." and Commander of the j former Kuominchun forces, now living m retirement at the sanitorium of the Taishan Mountains, was fired at by a number of desperadoes on Monday. Gen.
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    OIL CONCESSIONS
    97 1 Mr. Cordell Hull Allays Fears Washington. Sept. 1. Mr. Ccrdell Hull, m a statement :o newspaper men today, discounted any possibility of the United States' Govern- ment becoming involved m the Italoj Ethiopian controversy through the oil concessions. It had not been .the practice of American concerns to
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    "TO WATCH EVENTS"
    43 1 1 British Cruiser Goes To Berbera Aden, Aug. 30. The British Cruiser H.MS. Colombo, has arrived at Berbera to watch events— Reuter. Bolzano, Sept. 1. A further 200,000 troops have been called up. bringing the total effectives to 1,000,000. Reuter
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    25 1 LORD TkinCHARD will shortly relinquish command at Scotland Yard. During his tenure he has been responsible for overhauling the police system and introducing many reforms.
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    MALTA PREPARES FOR WORST
    25 1 Malta, Sept. 1. The boom defence is being laid at the entrance of the harbour at Malta m Sept. 3.- Reuter
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    A MYSTERY
    213 1 Possibility Of British Participation London. Aug. 31. "On c of the great deals m history" jubilantly stated one of Mr. Rickett's closest friends m an exclusive interview with Reuter. but he refused to lift the mystery surrounding th c principals behind the transaction. Despite Addis Ababa reports that
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    IN ADDIS ABABA
    75 1 Support From Anglo-Saxon Countries Expected Paris. Sept. 1. In the course of a dispatch confirming the signature of the concession to an "American company," the Addis Ababa correspondent of the Paris Soir says the Negus undoubtedly sought «to place himself under the economic protectorate of .the Anglo-Saxon
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    23 1 THE IK. Hi HOI SK In (he hrnu I, city of La K.mli.ll. is situaUd m (he (own l.i i urn, olhrr huildinsjt.
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    COMPANY PRESIDENT CHARGED
    95 1 COMPANY PRESIDENT CHARGED Sequel To Bank Shanghai. Sept. I. CRANK J RAVEN, president, and Alfred H Driseoll. secretary and treasurer, ol the American Oriental Finance Corporation have been arrested on 15 charges of emb //U ment relating to securities A warrant has also kx«n issued tor the arrest of John
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    PLANE DELAYED
    53 1 imperial Airways Linor At Akyab 'Prom Our Own Correspondent. Bangkok. Sept I The eastbound Imperial Airw. plant is held up at Akyab owlnu to engine trouble It was lnreed to r- turn there while en routr to Rangoon < turday morning. .The westbound plan* with p.i. parts reached
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    26 1 Santa be (New Mtxuo). Sept. I Mrs Harold Ickes wile ol the United States Secretary ol the Interior, was killed m a car smash vesttrdai Reuter
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    MURDER ALLEGED
    189 2 Accused Woman Sent For Observation •■From Our Own Correspondent.' Ipoh. Aug. 29. When a woman was charged with the murder oi her three-year-old son .md the attempted murder of her live-year-old son here today, counsel for the accused made an application lor the proceeding* to be stayed In
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    HEADLESS BODY
    66 2 Warrant Issued Against Absconding Witness Ipoh. Aug. 29. An important clue has been discover- 1 06 m connection with the finding of a headless body m a drain m Gopeng Road and a warrant has been issued lor the arrest of an absconding witness. A reward oi $200
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    DEPARTURES FROM MALACCA
    318 2 DEPARTURES FROM MALACCA Leading Athlete Going Home From Our Own Correspondent.* .Malacca, Aug. 31. ]\^R. J. R. Burnham, of the ship- ping department of Sime, Darby and Co.. Ltd.. will be going home on leave m October. By his departure Malacca will lose a jpopular all-rounder. The old Alleynian ,is
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    Law Notices For The Day
    63 2 The Ait m t; Chief Justice at l'enani; Court of Appeal. Before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell at 11 a.m. Summonses m Chambers and Originating Summons followed by: Motions. Petitions and Probate Miscellaneous Application No. 1 35 Re A. liohamed Ibrahim deceased. Before Mr. Justice Gordon
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    30 2 A ten-year-old Chinese girl was taken to hospital on Thursday with a fractured skull after being knocked down by a motor lorry m Upper Cross Street. Her condition was critical
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    SILAT ROAD MURDER
    105 2 Hokien Detained At Batu Pahat A fourth arrest has been made m connection with the murder m Silat Road on the atternoon of Aug. 10 of an elderly Chinese. Chua Beng Chwee. A Hokkien. Sim Teng Kho. was detained m Batu Pahat on Thursday by a Malacca
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    BUS HITS COOLIES
    58 2 Two Indian Municipal coolies who were engaged m cleaning out the drains m Keppel Harbour Road early this morning were run into by a mos- 1 1 quito bus. One of the men received a wound on his forehead which may prove l fatal, while the other
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    VITAL STATISTICS
    29 2 There were four deaths from enteric i fever and 34 from pneumonia m Singapore last week. The number of deaths totalled 207 < and births, 345. 1 t
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    40 2 Saturday. Aug. 31. r At noon His Excellency was present at a reception given by the Consul r General for the Netherlands at the v cm U lat e iU honour of H.M. Queen v IVilhelmina's birthday. s
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    COOLIES SWINDLED
    205 2 "Gold" Jewellery Which Proved To Be White Metal And Gilt (From Our Own Correspondent.* Ipoh, Aug. 28. Evidence as to how Tamil estate! coolies were induced to part with their savings on the eve of their departure home was given m a case be- j fore Mr. C.
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      293 2 Diary Of The Week MONDAY, SEPT 2 High Water, 1.00 a.m. 9.4 ft. 1.10 prr 9.3 ft. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I. S.C.C Pv.s. R.E., padang; Div. II M.F.A. II vs. H.M.S. Terroi Anaou Road Stadium; Alkaf Cup (Schools; Siglap vs Tclok Kuiau. Victoria Bridge TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 High Water.
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      293 2 S.V.C. Programme Of Drills For The Singapore Volunteer Corps programme of drillb for the week ending Sepi. 8 is as follows. Monday Sept. 2.— 5.15 p.m. Headquarters S.R.A. <v> Section Gun Drill (Case III > 6.30 p.m. Headquarters S.R.A. (v> •Miniature Range E.T. 5.15 p.m. Clifford Pier S.F.C.R.E. <v> No
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      339 2 f'oday's Radio Programmes Singapore ZHI < Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.) Wavelength 49.9 metres 6 p.m. Recorded music. 6.45 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. 7 Relay of concert artistes from Tomlinson Hall: Owing to the numerous requests for another broadcast recital by Leo Liegeois.
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    SUCCESSOR TO THRONE OF SELANGOR
    365 3 SUCCESSOR TO THRONE OF SELANGOR Still To Be Decided By Q I*. Prom Our Own Correspondent. > KuaJa Lumpur, Aug. 30. [AVE obtained official confirmation he statements appearing in the Mail today, concerning the ruling 'i Selangor and the succession the throne. local paper reports that there i.s truth in
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    UTILITY COMPANIES
    64 3 Modified Death Sentence Passed In U.S. Washington, Aug. 30. House ol Representatives by 219 to 142 lias accepted the Senate promise providing a modified death ■r:\cv on utility holding companies. compromise instructs the SeeuriExchange Commission to dissolve itility holding companies as soon as ible after Jan. 1. 1938.
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    ANTI-TRUST LAWS
    56 3 Washington. Aug. 2*. The Senate by 45 votes to 37 passed 3affej Coal Bill with Senator Bos amendment disallowing protection the anti-trust laws to producers mplying with the code, thifc making '-fixing impossible, according to Mr h. bill will now be discussed by the igress Committee for adjustment
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    RUSSIAN CHARGED
    106 3 Alleged To Have Used Knife On Compatriot From Our Own Correspondent.* Ipoh. Aug. 31. The detective department today produced m court a Russian named FootIck who. it was gated., was wanted m Cuala Lumpur on a charge of causing hurt with a knife to a compatriot tamed Stephen
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    FAREWELL PARTY
    62 3 Rom Our Special Correspondent.* Batu Pahat, Aug. 31. Batu Pahat Club was ihe scene large gathering on Thursday when members of the Land Office held i-party to bid farewell to Inche sin Sal. who has been promoted Town Board Office at Segamat. gathering included Mr. J. I mer
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    FOREIGN PILOTS IN DUTCH PLANES
    72 3 Making Up Shortage Caused By Crashes The Hague, Aug. 30. •THE Royal Dutch Airlines are nego- tiating with British, German. Austrian and Scandinavian airmen, following a decision to appoint experienced foreign pilots to make up the shortage of Dutch pilots. The shortage is due to
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    ARGENTINE DEFENCE
    72 3 Loan At Five Per Cent. *or New Planes Buenos Aires, Aug. 30. The Argentine Government has introduced a Bill to Parliament to raise 20,000.000 pesos for the strengthening of the naval air arm. The raising of 22,000,000 pesos to buy planes for the military air arm and to
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    COTTON IN D.E.I.
    64 3 Experimental Factory May Be Built The Hague. Aug. 30. The comntfittee which investigated the possibilities of establishing a cotton industry m the Dutch East Indies has, m its report advised the building of an experimental factory at a cost estimated at £70,000 and. if results were successful,
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    Wedding Of Miss Eileen Paton And Mr. G.F. Clifford
    591 3 Wedding Of Miss Eileen Paton And Mr. G.F. Clifford COUR beautiful sisters, all well-known m Singapore, took a prominent part m a marriage at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd on Saturday. One was the bride while the others were bridesmaids. The wedding was that ot Miss Eileen Patricia Paton.
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    14 3 TWO of the bridesmaids at the Clifford -Paton Wedding on Saturday (Free Press photo).
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    Local Lawyer's Appeal Against Suspension Dismissed
    693 3 Local Lawyer's Appeal Against Suspension Dismissed (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Aug. 30. THE appeal by a Singapore lawyer Taibuddin Talukdar against the finding of Mr. Justice Burton and Mr. Justice Terrell m suspending him from practice for six months for professional misconduct was unanimously dismissed by the full Court
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    41 3 y 1 WAS RG womens c "try m the clay pigeon shootin* MISK£? P m i h f. L ndOn Sh tinff grOUnds at Greenford. Middlesex. Miss Betty Grosvcnor, Mrs. Beard and Mrs Ida Orr.svtnor, the champion, arriving tor the contest.
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    TAXI ZIG-ZAGS OFF ROAD INTO CANAL
    105 3 Additional P. C.'s Narrow Escape A TAXI, alleged I rk by a Sikh ran Into tIM i v Bukit Tlmati Road, oppoatta 'he k.m dang Kerbau Maternity Hospital on Saturday night It appears thai h« t.ixl was gom. the direction «1 Ntwton and rif-ncpad
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    Action Against Two Chinese Firms
    150 3 PROPERTY VALUED AT $15,000 INVOLVED pHARGES of lraudulent removal oi property, alternatively of concealing .property, with the intention of presenting its distribution among the creditors of Chop Koo Lee Loong have been framed against the managers of two Chinese firms. The firms concerned were J
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    U.S. SECURITIES
    33 3 Washington Auk. 27. Mr. Emanuel Celler, m the Hou^e o! Representatives, introduced a resolution proposing that the House Judiciary Committee investigate Germany's discrimination against holders of Ameri- can securities. Reuter Wireless
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    SIKHS IN APPRAI Five Released: Four Others To Bo Indicted
    144 3 SIKHS IN APPRAI Five Released: Four Others To Bo Indicted ni the nine Siklis who *..t\' t>. cuModv- In cnnnecTKin with an atTr.is if the ciuia chw Kaof eooMi Umi mi July H, nve were discnar^ti when thcharges against thtm w. re Withdrawn before Mr. Norman Grio the tiniu.. pore
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    JEWELS IN RICKSHA Puller And Friend Sent To Gaol
    91 3 JEWELS IN RICKSHA Puller And Friend Sent To Gaol Alighting from i ricksha ChIMM woman leit behind I 1 i w*.i lory which .she valued at $100 The parrel was found by the pulltf Choim Ek Chwe»-. who jaw *he ;>»rc«l to triend to tx- pawned Both men w.'i-, ..rr»st*(i
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    2916 4 AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON II Really /Vatr \<w//i\v For London Another Old Lath To Co —rl Fireproof Shotv Who d Hare (Guessed It iVoir Why Is That? Sermon ithont ords 77ir (.abby Shows His Stuff Cruelty To Children .!>• IV rite To You .4 Feather For Scotland Yard I
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    224 5 •Ms HI, i \ho\ 1 lolnhnmkI olnhnmk ln «»^»^hamshire is m the hands of housebreakers and ;^»-»^l«l v .lla K e m I landers during the war. A hundred and ten houses and h PS m beUll It K> probably one oi the bi^est di m.illtion M'hcmes undertaken by a
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    Fortitude Of Little Girl And Nursemaid In Ordeal In Jungle
    302 6 Daughters Of Major Cf Singapore N.C.O. Waited Calmly For Rescuers When Lost In Darkness (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 30. C^REAT courage and fortitude were shown by Miss Brown, a f 16-year-old nursemaid, who is a daughter of
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    CHINESE TRUNK ROADS Planning A Network Over Many Provinces
    126 6  - CHINESE TRUNK ROADS Planning A Network Over Many Provinces Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai. Aug. !8. A report from Mr. Cheng Yang Po. Director of Public Works m Chekiang. states thai the Governments of Kweichow, Szechuan and Kwangsi are building a trunk road connecting the commercial centres of these regions
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    NAZI ARRESTED
    62 6 Bucharest. Aug. 28. The German journalist. Herr Frederic Weber, representing the official Nazi organ. Volkische Beobachter. has been arrested and expelled from Rumania for alleged political activity m favour of the Nazis. -Reuter Wireless. Chitzes. who is the only Rumanian journalist m Berlin, has been ordered to leave
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    BUBONIC PLAGUE
    49 6 Serious Outbreak Reported In Harbin District Helping. Aar. 29. A message from Mukden says there is a serious outbreak ot bubonic plague m the Taoan district west ot Harbin and 78 cicaths are reported. The disease is now epidemic In the Fuyu. Shuangshan. a',d Changlin districts Reuter
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    STORY OF FIGHT AND STABBING
    259 6 I From Our Own Correspondent > Kuala Lumpur. Aug. 30. A Tamil named Rengam was charged with murdering Kanapathy. at Sungei Rawang estate, on July 15. j before Mr Justice Cussen at the Selangor Assizes today, with Messrs V. L Cachemaile and S Ratnasingam sitting
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    REDS ADVANCE
    33 6 Peipi'ng. Aug. :><«. Foreigners In north-west Hunan are reported to be preparing to evacuate owing to the Reds, who occupied Tzeli and Shlehmen on Aug. 27. threatening Lo advance on Changteh. Reuter
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    28 6 >11SS WILMJ VANNE. the stage, screen and radio star. was married Jo Mr. .1. T. Halsall. solicitor of Gray's Inn. at the Parish Church of St. Miry, llendon.
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    Salary Restoration For Plantation Staffs Urged To Re ward Sacrifices
    223 6 (From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 30. lyi^' Choo Kia Peng, presiding at the annual meeting of the Malayan Estate Owners' Association today, said that plantation starts, both European and Asiatic, had borne the brunt ofj 1 the battle
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    New Emergency Field For Air Liners
    227 6 New Emergency Field For Air Liners FIRST PLANE LINK WITH CHINA 'fHE route for the Imperial Airways service between Perning and Hong Kong has not been finally settled but for the experimental flights m October the route will be by way of Saigon and Tourano Annam). By creating this service,
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    21 6 Dr. J. C. Tull. Government Pathologist, will address the Singapore Rotary Club on Wednesday. His subject will be: Milestones m Medicine.
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    TIN ORE STRAPPED TO BODY
    96 6 Coolies* Methods In Mine Thefts "From Our Own Correspondent > Ipoh. Aug. 31. A SHORTAGE of tin-ore a.t a Euro- pean mine led to a repoDt being made to the police who carried out a surprise search and fcund a bag of ore strapped to
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    24 6 Mr. M. P. Croxford. of Batu Gajah. and Mrs. Croxford we re among those who returned on Sunday from Europe •by the Hakone Maru.
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    Finger-Prints Lead To Gang Arrests
    319 6 A troublesome gang ol Kuala Lumpur burglars was broken up last year because they left finger- prints which led to the arrest and imprisonment of most of their number. This is revealed m the F.M.S Police Report lor 1934. which states j that the district
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    34 6 In order to spend a longer holiday with his parents here, a son of Mr Morey of Singapore is flying home to school m England by X.L.M Royal Dutch Air Lines on Sept 18
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    K. L. LOSES GOOD CITIZEN
    223 6 K. L. LOSES GOOD CITIZEN Farewell Tributes Mr. J. V. Cowj^ill From Our Ox:, Kuala l.umpui JL«K. J V CoWflU If.C to Pah mi Resident lor p. rlod Ofßee as Director (i. Telegraphs when Mr I leave, has b.'.> n I p rcepected chairman k pur Sanitary Board This was
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    31 6 11l lh kqls Hillar, BMBIM Pollee, Kelantan who had b. i a s. wiv attack oi m.i to Frasrr's Hill lor thtti w euperale, jccompanud bg Mr returned r K«- Bharu
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    TODAY'S S.C.C. TENNIS TIES
    906 7 »|*HE following ties In the S.C.C. ten- nis tournament have been fixed for (LASS SINGLES R. Nolli vs. F. W. Peachey. P. Roberts is. M. W Yates (LASS DOIBLES HANDICAP Ward and O. W. Gilmour plus V P. Barbat and E. W p Fulcher .v 3.
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    27 7 Inspector A. Frew, who had been attached to the Joo Chiat division has been transferred to Penang. He leaves Singapore today to lake up his new appointment.
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    SEE HOCK BENG TROPHY
    161 7 Sitiawan Beat Larut In Exciting Final 'From Our Own Correspondent; Taiping, Aug. 31. Sitiawan won the See Hock Beng trophy for inter-district soccer at Taiping on Saturday beating Larut m the final fay 2 goals to 1. The match was played m the rain but despite
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    MALACCA VOLUNTEERS
    92 7 Celebration Of Jubilee Honour And Promotion i Prom Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Aue. 31. a dinner will br hold at the Chinese Volunteer Institute premises on Batorday. Bepi 7. at 7.30 p.m. m honour off the Officer Commanding, Capt. Tun Sum Tee, on receiving the Jubilee Me- i
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1935. Italy's Great Gamble
    579 8 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1935. Italy's Great Gamble r\VO days hence Signor Mussolini will present his case agai.ist Abyssinia at Geneva. From recent interviews given by him it is plain that he contemplates no obstruction of his plan to take Abyssinia by force. He is supremely confident
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    319 8 1r me wunu 15. uj uf maue Mue tor democracy it li certainly arguable that it ought to be made safe all round, so that the young will be just as safe as the adult or the elderly. Doubtless that is the intention of the various infant-wel-fare
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    DAY TO DAY
    266 8 Brigade Major Yeo is an inmato of the Bungsar hospital. Mr C B. Pocker has been appointed publicity manager for the k.lm m 'London. !fm F 9p p 1 110^' Distrl l Engineer, F.M S R Bukit Mertajam. is an inmate of the General Hospital. Penang. i
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    As I Was Saying
    376 8 RiIOSCOW. famous city of the Tsars is to be rebuilt m 10 years. It is to be modernised and enlarged to mort than double the size. But the Kremlin and other national monuments are tc bo preserved The Famous new 10 vcars P lan now adopted
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    New Roads
    1075 8 IN Olen Army, which runs back n the town of Inverary toward- Loch Awe. tiny unveiled the Otber day memorial t<"> Noil Munro. the novelist, wh<> wrote ol both glen and town m many a tine romantic story. Unosfc ntatious m itself, the tall cairn commandl the main
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      133 8 Jn^^f ci cfoo? £ucas Sofs Amsterdam Imported by: CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD. (Incorporated under the Companies' Ordinances ot' Hontr Kong) (Incorporated m Shanghai.) WHOLESALE Hid RETAIL WINE MERCHANTS 201. Cantonment Road. TEL. 5371. EACH CHEESE WILL PLEASE "BLUE MOON" AMERICAN. ROQUEFORT, LIMBURGER, PIMIENTO, CAMEMBRiE CHEDDAR CHESHIRE I TRY THEM AND
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      76 8 A TEACHER ASKED HER CLASS of little ones, "Now, tell me where the elephant is found." One bright youngster immediately interposed 4 The elephant is such a large animal that it hardly ever gets lost." Many a man has been financially lost by not finding out m time the benefits
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    HIGH JINKS ON THE HIGH SEAS
    926 9 Russian Ship With Five Tugs Arrives At Singapore THRILLING CROSSING OF THE INDIAN OCEAN i r ree rress Special THE STORY of an exciting voyage over nearly 13,000 miles of sea which is being undertaken by iti Russians m a tugboat m tow o
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    58 9 M v ,1,1 1 **«"-*OWCII after nine months a". lld ln uhuh h^ attended the Jamboree m JS?"t He spent only one ni^ht m England, for he left for the .m" 1 rd er R^ OUI p Mcc n and tate «*«*~l Scout Conferene m Swe detl Lord Baden-Pouell is
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    "Ran Down Pedestrians And Robbed Them"
    186 9 "Ran Down Pedestrians And Robbed Them Allegations Against A Soldier EXTRAORDINARY alterations of deliberate running down ol -.Md userN were made by the prosecution in charges ol rrfevoas bodily harm and robbery against Lance Corpora Mortimer, Fiist Battalion. Welch Regiment here toHiv alleged that four young while cycling along :y
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    Malcolm Campbell Will Attack Speed Record Today
    69 9 Salt Lake C ity. Auk. 87. OIK Malcolm Campbell, the British speed driver, arrived here today to make an attempt on his nun speed record. He told Reuter's correspondent that he would make the mm on Monday ii the Bluebird was m sjood
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    EXTRADITION DELAY
    96 9 Dutch Allegation Of Bankruptcy Offence Exi proceedings against Siew are still held up ow- n- arrival of the papers v. dan. n s arrested here on a i i warrant issued at the In- Dutch authorities 111 > < > ii- n v. r :th an alleged offence
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    CHANNEL TRAGEDY
    199 9 Three Of Eisenach Crew Dead I.cndon. Sept. 1. Three members of the crew of the German steamer Eisenach are dead and cue is missing as a result ot a collision with H.M.S. RamiUiea In a gale nine miles from Dover on Fiiriay. The story o! the accident is
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    QUEEN ASTRID
    78 9 A Solemn Requiem Mass, offered for the repose of the soul of Her Late Majesty, Queen Astrid of the Belgians will be sung at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. Bras Basah Road, at 8 a.m. tomorrow. Blessing will be given by His Excellency Bishop A. Devals after
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    60 9 Canton Kuomintan*.— The KuominItang headquarters m Canton have ap--1 pointed Messrs. Lin Yun Koi, Tang Ching Yang Huang Choh Tsu and Li Yam Man delegates to the sixth plenary meeting of the executives of the party i next month. The Canton delegates will present a long memorandum for the which
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    GENE KUNES WINS CANADIAN OPEN GOLF TITLE
    115 9 Montreal, Aug. 31. /~*ENE KUNES. of Norris Town. Pa.. won the open golf championship Of Canada with rounds of 70, 68. 74 and 68. making an aggregate of 280. on the Summerlea course here yes- 1 terday. Kunes' two rounds each of G8
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    AL NICHOLAS WFNS
    98 9 Tony Wong Takes Heavy j Punishment i 1 1 Kuala Lumpur. Aug. z». Al Nicholas (Bst. 81b.) of Singapore outboxed Tony Wong (Bst. 91b. of I Malacca m the main fight last night < at Jubilee Park, Ipoh. Nicholas carried the fight to his opponent who took
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    YANKEE CAPSIZES
    64 9 U.S. Millionaire's Famous Yacht London. Auk. The famous American racing yacht. Yankee, owned by the millionaire. Mr. Lambert, which has been competing m English reputtas. capsized at Dartmouth whilo competing m a big yacht nee. The mast was carried away and other yachts went to the assistance of
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    U.S. SINGLES TITLE
    51 9 Former Junior Champion's I Success I Forest hi Us. Auk 31. I In the American singles champion- I ships the first major upset was provided I by the 17-year-old former junior cham- pion. Robert Harmon, who beat Boussus 6 4, 3—6. 7—5. 6—l. m the first round
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    GIRL'S 220 YARDS RECORD
    57 9 Toronto, Aug. 31. The 17-year-old Helen Stephens created a world women's record for the 220 yards flat race here yesterday with a time of 23 9 10 sec. The previous record was held by Stella Walsh who on June 10. this year, at Kansas City, ran
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      2454 10 World Trade x4iso Declines TEA SHARES FAIL TO FOLLOW GOOD PRODUCE PRICES (From the Free Press Correspondent) London, Aug. 23. rrtflKßE has been a sudden and depressing change m the tone X of London markets this week. A sharp decline began as a result? of
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      85 10 Singapore Produce Prices AiiK. 31. Buyers Sellers j Gambler 550 Java Cube 9.50 Hamburg Cuoe 9.50 Muntok White Pepper 17.00 Copra Sundried 3.80 Copra, mixed 3.35 Small Flake Tapioca 4.30 R.B. Siam No. 1 per koyan 104 Banja Jeloumjr 7.50 Sarawak Jelotong 7.00 R. iSiam) W.C. No. 1 per koyan
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      89 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Aur. 31, VI o'clock noon Buyers Sellers: No. I. X. R.S.S. m cases <F. 0.8. September > 19 1 19*4 Good F.A.Q. m cases FOB. September) 18.15 16 19 110 No. I.X.R.S.S. <Spolleoso <awnrd able Singapore! 19.3,16 19.5 16 September 19 1 U 19 y
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      187 10 .30 Industrials 126.95 127.35 127 89 20 Rails 34.84 34.92 35.20 30 Utilities 24.88 25.21 25.70 50 Bonds 95.80 95.96 95.91 ■ALBS STOCK KXCHAMiF. i'oo.ooo 830.000 490.000 now JONES AVBBACES. Aurt. 29. 30. SL American Can. Com. 137 138 138' 2 American Telephone and Telegraph 136 135> 2
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      MANCHUKUO RAILWAYS
      75 10 Big Issue Of Bonds Under Contemplation Shanghai. Aug. IW The authorities of the South ManChurlan Railway are contemplating the issue of public bonds to the extent of 70.000.000 yen which will be devoted to the construction of more lines both In Ifanchnkno and m the Maritime Kwanttmi province
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      1062 10 SATURDAY. AUGUST 31. MH MINING South British i 33 i Spore Cold Storai-p >%2> Spore Traction Ore; .rSpore TrKctlon Prei. 77c J4s m St. Steamship <«1O) Straits Traders <$li Thornyrrott Pnf Ord. «*;>. i United Enar. Ord. «slO> UniU'U En;. Prcf. V, «siOi 4 Union In«uranrr .£4*
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      134 10 HULDIO London 4 London, j :%w London. <>o < London. AO <. London* dtn London, tt. l4Fom and Parla. di >;•• Hamburg, demand Now Y»>rk. d«-:i.and Batavta, Sour.^b :.d lininni di sund Penanc demand l v Calcutta. Bonio Rangoon. Madr and Colons >. d< m. Honi Koiij: drm.^rni
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      88 10 \u« H Sht 11 ami Pltb X- r. lnr Unit i J 4 ttm Crown. Ciom m I Df i Xt iwm ;>»t Dull I x 4-gallon si. all Motor Spli c pti per Bri* Gallon Shi'll Motor 1 I «aiim drumi per Bi Imperial Gailt.n
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      L.S. BOND SETBACK
      48 10 Troasurx H;i^ DMkttK) Floating Kates! Issiio Washington UM Thr Tnasurv rrpors the culty eneoontmd durlni Administration In floatlnfl ment bond issu r $85,592,000 wrrc i\,.i made on Auk 26 of IUMMW of four-year OM i ii»I» bonds for th«* F>*d»'ral F'-rni M Corporation Rruti r
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    W. C. FIELDS' ILLNESS Leaves Films Without COMIC STAR
    862 11  - W. C. FIELDS' ILLNESS Leaves Films Without COMIC STAR MOLLIE MERRICK Hollywood In Person BY 11HE absence ol W. c. Fields from screen for the coming year s motion pictures m a singularspot so far as star comedians are concerned. W. C Fields and the Marx for some i.ime. the
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    GUNNER POISONED
    26 11 lion? Kong, Aug. 30. Commissioned Gunner J. D. Jenner, of H.M.S. Delight has died from poisonIng, allegedly self- administered. An inquiry is proceeding. Reuter
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    470 11  -  Ely Culbertson by I World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst I FORTY -NINE STATES MY FRIEND, Walter Malowan. one of America's ranking players and a past national champion, is noted for his skilful and resourceful play of no I rump contracts. In order to prove that
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    126 11 (Interviews With U.S. Senator |J and Mr. Bruce London, Aug. 30. Senator Pope of Idaho, who is a i member of the Foreign Legations Com- mittee of the United States Senate, hadi; > an interview today with the Foreign Secretary, Sir Samuel Hoare. Senator Pope is m London
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    GREEK KING MAY END EXILE
    115 11 If People Agree Among Themselves London. Aui. 30. TALKS which may end the exile of ex-King George of Greece are taking place m London today. The Greek Finance Minister. M Pesmazoglou. arrived m London last night, and it is reported that he is entrusted with
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    RED PROPAGANDA
    195 11 Soviet Replies To Britain And The I.S.A. Moscow Auk. JX. The Soviet Government haa refused to consider the British protest with regard to propagandist activity m Britain by the Comintern presumably because tho Government considers the Comintern is not connected with the Sovie Government DIPLOMATIC lIIKKVI Washington. Auk.
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    SHAKESPEARE MUSEUM
    103 11 Scheme For Juliet's House At Verona London. Aug. 28. Mucli interest has been aroused m ;he proposal to create a Shakespearean Museum m the house of Juliet m the /ia del Cappello at Verona. Italy. This has now reached a new stag< Dy the appointment, with the approval
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    RECALLED FROM CHINA
    46 11 Italian Air Attache Wanted In Africa Shanghai. Aug. 28. Captain Furiodrago. Italian Air Attache, at Peiping. has been recalled for service m Africa. He follows General Lord!, head of the Italian Air Mission to China, who left for Europe on Aug. 25 Reuter
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      MAILS ARRIVED AND EXPECTED
      17 12 Mails from China and Japnn by Tokiwa Maru expected m Singapore toQa v
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      AIR MAIL MONEY ORDERS TO GREAT BRITAIN
      35 12 The air mail fee on money orders drawn on the United Kingdom or olaees the. United Kingdom is 20 c' Tm F 1" whethe r dispatched by the
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      CLEARANCES
      91 12 Tntn Si T i OSIa Valent vn. Senang, Toba. Toboali (Dut); Borneo Maru s,n PJ; A HUa TOng Klan^- Darvel S3 Sang. Ampang. Silver Gull (Brit) Sept. 1. Bulan. <Brit.) Ansgir (Ger JdJ?k sde Bye Mapia Beiawa As a result of the joint efforts of Va c m rS
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      RECORD RUN TO N.Z.
      175 12 Ixmdon- Wellington Voyage In :*0 Days Washington. A record postage ior a laden ship irom London to New Zealand has been completed by th< motor vessel Wairangi. which has just arrived here She has made the run out to Wellingten via Panann m 30 days 10
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      M.S. "ANNAM"
      71 12 Arrived: Aur. 27. 1935. Cnnilgm n ofl cat^> t»t the above inhip from Eur^p« m hereby no- i nod that featrml survey ol all caruo lanced m damaged rondition will be held at GixJown No. 35 .it 9 a.m.. Bonded "D" at 2 p.m. and Matches Store fti
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      FRENCH SHIPBUILDING IN LAMENTABLE POSITION
      846 12 j State Aid Needed 1 THE annual report of the board of the French Chambre Syndicate des Constructors de Navires et de Machines Marine? states, inter alia, that there were 120,952 tons, including the Normandie, under construction for the French Mercantile Marine at the beginning
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      290 12 HENDERSON LINE SCHEDULE OF SULIM.s By Fortniftatly Y&*srngrT *\r*wrr Between Rangoon, Port >udi< Manirill*^, Palma and Inelind HOMEHARD SAILING i> Port of Disembarkation Pl>n. I^eavr- X n PEGU CHINDWIN KEMMENDINL < BHAMO AMARAPOORA N SAGAING M BURMA [> YOMA I PEGU CHINDWIN KEMMENDINE I BHAMO F« AMARAPOORA M SAGAING Calls
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      453 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7 45 am Kedah Monday to Friday 7.45 a.m. Saturday 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Kuantan <vla Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.45 a.m. Saturday 7.45 a.m. 7 p.m. Sunday 7 P™- Kajang, Kota Bahru, Kuala.
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    659 15 Lively Soccer On Sodden Ground WINNERS PLAYED ONE SHORT Malays 2; Chinese 0. THE Malays gave the Chinese something of a shock on Saturday afternoon when they beat them by two goals to nil at the Alison Road Stadium m a First Division match. Parts
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    74 15 Selangor Junior Cup Competition (From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur, Auk. 30. In the semi-flnal of the Selangor Junior Cup competition .today the Kuala Rovers "B" defeated the SCR C. "B by four goal to two. The S.C.R.C. scored through Beng What* and Yew Phool
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    243 15 SAW AH CHOY CUP FINAL TO BE REPLAYED raiping, Aur. 11. ONE of the most thrilling names oi soccer seen m Taiping was played at the RegiTnental Packing when the Old Edwardians met A Co. 2 20th Burma Rifles m the final ot the Saw Ah
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    234 15 (iood Prospects For Cominu Season Malacca. Auk. M. Thursday night at the Malacca Club a meeting was held of the hockey members with Mi A. Williams m the chair. Mr. R. G. Heath was selected hockey convener and Mr A. Williams was appointed hockey captain. Thursdays were reserved
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    SINGAPORE'S SECOND WALKING RACE
    249 15 SINGAPORE'S SECOND WALKING RACE Joborc Cumcwaj To Jalan Bfilf Sladimii SINGAPORE is to \\a\- .none walkinß rare OOQltfl m October The lir.^t contest wa.s h :u !.i^ 99m .i < nurse or about 11 mile .«t u\ #•I*ll Besar BtatflN O>n pUI p rrom Btlanoor. N»-un s mMI ttagapore t«>nk
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    130 15 Duffers' Cup Second Itounrl Results The [allowing »r«- thi p>iii»> „i tin second round m t!ir SO C I>;u!.t, Cup eonpettUon Kemlo beat Green 4 and 2 Holley bent Windle 4 irul I M«ClaChlan beat Stevens w 0 Pierrv bent Steph. rj 4 ;.mi A cLmnmm a t
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