The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 September 1935

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,675. ESTD. 1835 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1935. 10 CBflß.
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    ITALY SEEKS GERMAN COOPERATION
    189 1 MUSSOLINI'S FRIENDSHIP GESTURE TO HITLER Significant Diplomatic Move LEADERS PLEAD FOR PEACE AT LEAGUE MEETING NEW turn lias been given to the Italo-Abyssinian dispute and to the situation m Europe following a ok! by Mussolini for the friendship of Germany. weeks before time, and m an
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    WOUNDED VETERANS TO SERVE
    289 1 'T'HE announcement that Italy has de- idtd to build twelve more destroyers Liev^d to be imminent and it is ted that the keels of some of those \t already been laid down. bilisatioo ol another army ..d a black shirt division is rd shortly. The latter
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    Trade Union Stand
    98 1 London, Sept. <]. Alter a lively debate the Trade Union Congress by an overwhelming majority passed a resolution declaring faith In the collective peace system within the League of Nations and calling upon the British Government m co-operation with the League to use all necessary measures provided
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    Italian Submarines
    62 1 Rome. Sept. 8. Joint exercises oi the Italian submarine fleet of nearly 70 units, a light cruiser squadrou. and the naval air arm. are progressing between Sicily and the African coast m secret It is expected they will conclude m mid-September. Authoritative quariters emphatically deny they are aimed
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    40 Bullets Kill Doctor Who Shot Huey Long
    444 1 POLITICAL ENEMIES GIVE BLOOD TO SA YE LIFE OF DICTA TOR National Guard Called Out •THE man who shot Senator Huey Long with a pistol at State Parliament House, Louisiana, and was immediately killed by the Senator's bodyguard, has been identified as
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    DEATH OF U. S. OIL KING
    215 1 DEATH OF U. S. OIL KING l.os Angeles. Sept. J). COWARD DOHENY. the American oil v magnate, has died.— Reuter. Doheny, who was 70, was one of the great oil pioneers of the United States. After prospecting for fold and silver for 20 years he searched for petroleum and began
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    BREAKS FIVE RECORDS BY ACCIDENT
    174 1 BREAKS FIVE RECORDS BY ACCIDENT Eyston's Feat S.iM Lake < iiv x^pi •Today Captain ti IT Ryetofl -ho BritiNii -•-<(! mot or i i\--world rtCOfill Hinniijh "i..nn r ■tandlni H< v>« m on Urn h« tuat rllle salt Bats m Utah tor a practice .^:it over the coins, tor a
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    DANGEROUS DRIVING ALLEGED
    125 1 Mr. Lim Peng Han appeared m the Singapore Traffic Court before Mr. E. ■E. Colman. fifth magistrate, on a sum- mons for driving his car at a speed allegedly dangerous to the public at Grove Road on the afternoon of Aug. 6 last. Mr. Lim. who was
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    GUARDS SURROUND CAPITOL
    54 1 New lork. Sept. R. rVKASTIC measures have oeen taken following the shooting «»f Senator lluev LMf, National IHIiMI n are alre:ir)\ surroundinK th«« State Capitol, and others are standing l>\ ready to rush to Raton Rouge (•iiards have been placed at e\er> State building and at all
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    KIRK EXPELS DANCING PROVOST
    160 1 I tuion. Sept. OHOVOST John Momy < »1 Dor nor h •Sutherlandshire i. who was cast out jol his church lor having permitted dancing at a Christinas party m his home, and later held opposition services oi his own j\ birchen Library. DoniOCh. has bcm struck
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      86 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. /^T MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT J^ S.I 5 to 9.15 p.m. MMk, DANCE I formal ,945 to midnight fc\M^l P and ihe World Famous Dancers Bfl YOLA PAUL T^H Appearing Nightly
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      147 1 There it no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA ADELPHI H HOTEL TONIGHT is Concert Night MUSIC BY REQUKST HEAR YOUR FAVOURITB HUM PI.AYKI) m Reller's Band SPECIAL DINNER $2.50 NO AFTER DINNER \DMlssiON < l l.\K< .l THURSDAY 1^ ItJ THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE MEETS TOMOKIiOW
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    Law Notices For The Day
    292 2 Before the Acting: Chief Justice at 10.30 am Summons In Chambers At 11 a.m. m Ist. Court Assize-- Rex vs. \v Wilmot Silva (part, heard X Before Mr. Justice aßerkett Terrell at 11 a.m. Summons m Chambers. I F\ignified entertainment ot quality is wedded to
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    SULTAN'S BIRTHDAY
    104 2 Selangor Parade On Wednesday •From Our Own Correspondent. Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 8. A birthday parade will be held a' IKiang on Wednesday m honour of H H the Sultan of Selangor, Sir All Ecldin I Suleiman Shah. G.C.M.G. The occasion is the 72nd birthday of th State"s revered
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    NAZI POLICE AGENTS
    83 2 World-Wide Organisation On Enormous Salaries i-aris. Remarkable disclosures about the organisation of the Gestapo— the German secret police— are contained m a book entitled "The Brown Net." which has just been published m Paris It is declared that the Gestapo has 2.4d0 agents and 20.000 informers workIng
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    136 Siamese Insurgents In Gaol
    116 2 1 36 Siamese Insurgents In Gaol From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok, Sept. 8. THE names of 136 civil and military officers who have been sent to prison by a special court on charges of insurrection are given m this week's Gov- ernment Gazette. No details of the offence or the
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    JUBILEE FUND
    265 2 $5,038 Collected By The Chinese Chamber The latest list of subscribers to the Singapore Silver Jubilee Fund contains over 500 names, collected by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, many ol them for sums of $1 and 50 cents. The amount collected by the chamber is $5,038. bringing
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    BAND PERFORMANCE
    171 2 The Regimental Band, conducted by At. W. Atkins. ARC M.. by kind pernlaslon Ol Major R. Evelyn Smith and he officers. Ist. Bn.. the Wiltshire Reginent. will perform the following programme of music on Friday, Sept. 13, at U5 0.m.. at Katong Park: Harcli Nibeiun^en Wagner. Wagner was
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    K.L. APPEALS
    267 2 Judge Orders A Re-trial (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur. Sept. H. Tnree appeals were heard before the Chief Justice. of the F.M.S. Sir Samuel Thomas m the Supreme Court today An application brought by Lee A!i Kow and Seenavasam for an amendment of their conviction for voluntarily
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      484 2 CLASSIFIED AD MOTORISTS SAFETY FIRST! Carry an AI'TOKIT FIRST *ll> OUTFIT m your car. Obtainable at MEDICAL HALL Ltd, CHEMISTS. BOARD RESIDENCE. KATONG GRANGE Excellent position on Set front Board Residence. Mod. Sanitation 77 Meyer Road— Phone 5758 i THE MANSION Oxley Rise Singapore. RESIDENTIAL HOTEL (nonlic«n»ed Hbrae 3798 3
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      414 2 VERTISEMENTS. £l)c Singapore free press Kuala Lumpur Office: 25. Java Siren Phone: 3««n London Office: SUBSCRIPTION RATES Within Ouu, Qr T«rt, bs sin ii:j; Note. OnUUtion cheque* »hn., the usual bank di»com«? h a lo ADVERTISEMENT Ra~ E3 The charges aad iaatnirtUn. r«, FIED AD^RTISEMENT? fc CUkIAX mMm ToUt, py>
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      165 2 Diary Of The Week TUESDAY, SEPT. 10 High Water. 9.51 a.m. 7.6 It. 8.45 p ir 8.7 ft. Football S.A.F.A. Cup. M.F.A. vs. Gov rnment Services. Anson Roa< Stadium. WEDNESDAY, SEPT 11. Football S.A.F.A. Cup. S.C.F.A I vi H M.S. Terror. Anson Roa< Stadium Racing: Singapore professional meet ing. fourth
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      224 2 Todays Radio Programmes B.B.C.— GSG and GSF Wavelengths !6.86 and 19.82 metres 6.20 Big Ben The New Victoria Cinema Orchestra, relayed from the New Victoria Cinema. Bradford. 6.50 The Month's Books." An informal talk on new books and authors by Eric Gillett. Greenwich time signal at 7.20 p.m. 7.20 Light
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    Singapore Flows With Humour
    692 3 And We Must Thank The Scots For It DISTINGUISHED CARICATURIST'S VIEWS By A Special Correspondent MAX who finds a million laughs m every country Singapore today. :lo Schwartz. Hungarian humoraricaturUt violinist and composer In Malaya a land flowing with Hour and pleasantry. India alter sixteen months,"
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    CHINESE VIEW OF BRITISH MISSION
    138 3 r^D x Shanghai, Sept. 8. QK Ma Jen Cho. one of China's economic experts, expressed his opinion regarding the real mission of Sir Frederick Leith-Ross. the British economic expert now studying conditions m nlna and Japan. Dr. Ma said that the British expert's nission m
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    HOUSEBREAKER GAOLED
    246 3 THEFT FROM COFFEE SHOP /CONVICTED before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the Singapore Criminal District Judge, yesterday on two counts of housebreaking and theft. Wong Kee i Fook was sentenced to ten months' j rigorous imprisonment and a year's police supervision, and three months' rigorous imprisonment. respectively. the sentences
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    WHY COINS WITH STAR WERE MADE
    258 3 10 And 20 Cents I^l tf^tf *sV* *i JJO you possess among your loose money Straits Settlements ten-cents and twenty-cent pieces which bear a star under the impression of His Majesy the King? If so. the Currency Department will welcome their return m exchange
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    ANNUAL RENTS
    140 3 New Bill To Allow It To Be Paid In Instalments A Bill intituled an Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 35 (Land Revenue Collection > is about to be introduced into the Legislative Council. Its objects and reasons are It is considered desirable that there should be express power
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    JUMPED HIS BAIL
    122 3 Singapore Man Arrested In Penang Early this year Koh Lam Aik was fined $250. m default three months for assisting m the management of a public lottery. Mr. Norman Grice. the Singapore second magistrate, who presided at the trial, allowed Lam Aik's application lor a fortnight's time
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    ARCTIC SEA-ROUTE
    145 3 (lues To Golf Stream At New Island Moscow, Sept. X. Further studies ol the waters surj rounding the recently discovered Arctic island have revealed additional micros- copic organisms of Atlantic origin lending support to the theory of the probable existence of a branch of the Gull Stream north-west
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    KILLED BY BUS
    120 3 Misadventure Verdict At Inquest On Chinese A verdict ol death by misadventure was returned yesterday by Mr W. v. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, alter an inquiry into the death of a 57-year-old Hokien, Tan Teng Chwee, who died m the General Hospital on Sept. 3. Tenu Chwee
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    SIR MAC. ROBERTSON
    130 3 Leading Air Race Figures At Farewell Dinner A reunion of leading figures m the Mildenhall-Melbourne air race took place at an informal farewell luncheon, given at Grosvenor House, by Mr. A. O. Edwards, owner of the winning plane, to Sir MacPherson Robertson, donor of the £10.000 prize
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    Threatened To Shoot Detective
    133 3 SINGAPORE GUNMAN CAUGHT AFTER EXCITING CHASE DREADING guilty to going about m public armed with a fully loaded six-chambered revolver and 16 spare rounds of ammunition, sentence on a middle-agcl Cantonese, Ng Chi Hung, was postponed until Sept. 15 before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Singapore
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    FORTUNES CONFISCATED
    84 3 Greek Government Action Against Rebels \thens. Sppt. K. Large fortunes possessed by those implicated m the March revolt have been confiscated m accordance with the .sentences pass; d by recent couitsmartial. Including £20.000 belonging to Venizelos and his wife Well-informed circlet ait ol the .opinion that the confiscations
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    LOST HER FAT AND WON A HUSBAND
    187 3 F Reduced 4:1-11*.— Looks War^ Younger. Any woman who ruo 41 lbs And tenetl i i be mon hec male rrlendi rii.it x lU iiv rhe eiperlence «.i y.. dd "i am i danei i ih< i ,nd i nut on wrijihr 90
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  • WOMEN INTERESTS
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      Here Are Travel Clothes To Suit You Skirts Cut On Classic Lines
      877 4 Here Are Travel Clothes To Suit You Skirts Cut On Classic Lines Elizabeth Says: T^HOSE of you who are going on leave will be interested m the fashion notes m travel clothes. Navy blue or darkish grey flannel coats and skirts cut on classic lines accompany tailored shirts of white
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      SILVER
      204 4 To clean tarnished silver first was! it m a hot. soap lather, though soap should be rubbed directly on to it Scrub with an old nail-brush or tooihbrush. drain and dry. To give a good polish make a paste out of household ammonia and preci- pitated whitening, and apply
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      SANDWICHES Some New Recipes
      278 4 SANDWICHES Some New Recipes Sandwiches ere acceptable m any i ieason. There are a few important ;hings to remember about sandwich- naking. They should look appetising ;ind have a definite flavour. Every particle 3f a sandwich should be good to eat. Do not use too much butter To make a
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      SPONGE RING
      133 4 Buy or bake a sponge-cake ring. With a hole m the centre. Cut it m halves I spread thickly with raspberry jam aiid i put it together again m a glass dish Cook half a pound of raspberries /or a few minutes m two tablespoons of I water
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      TOMATO DISHES
      277 4 Tomatoes can be used m quantity to make tempting dishes. This is a simple tomato dish which should be well seasoned to be really good. Pour some boiling water over a pound or two of large tomatoes: skin them and cut into slices. Butter an oven dish and
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      ALMOND PUDDING
      433 4 Sift six ounces of self-raising flour I into a bowl: rub m finely three ounces of butter, then add a pinch of salt and la level tablespoonful of castor sugar. Make into a stiff dough with the yolk of an egg and a little milk: the paste should
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      THE RATTLING door
      141 4 To silenc-medicine-bottle cork circle OOC RtXtti of In and with two anaU he i It on to the door the catrh MMI vent r.oisr i -vi r. In Aii alifrn.it ;\v nvtl. 4 three-Inch \vid<- ttrtp or treble thkklWM from ont handle round I and run line
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    Italian Preparations: British Precautions
    175 5 MILITARY REPRESENTATIVES of Britain and France stoud beside Sijrnor Mussolini >\hen he took ihe salute at a march past of troops held near the Brenner Pass m connection with the great Italian Aimy manoeuvres. A British general is seen saluting: on the right. CHINESE WF.IHMNCi.— The
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    Assisting Singapore's Workless Is A Community Job
    1153 6 Assisting Singapore's Workless Is A Community Job FUNDS STILL TOO SMALL TO HELP REALLY NEEDY MUCH SUFFERING MOVIE HALL Mr. John Laycock's In Aid Of Jubilee Appeal Fund i^THE response to your appeal ft the Rotary Club Interim Ri lief Fund has been gratifying. Bi it is by no means
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    Musical Children To Help Unemployed
    432 6 Musical Children To Help Unemployed r\S Thursday Oct. 3. at 9.15 p.m. there will take place m the Memorial Hall an event which will be unique In the history of Singapore and probably m that of the who:e Of the Far East. O:. thai day the children of Singapore will
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    WONDERFUL NEWS FOR STOMACH SUFFERERS.
    178 6 No mutter what form your stomach trouble takes, you can almost certainly bo cured. Whether it is "just indigestion,"; gastritis oi long-standing, or an agonis- ing doudenal ulcer, you can get immediate relief and lasting cure if you will only take Maclean Brand Stomach Powder,
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    PREPARING FOR 1935
    1036 6 To Be Staged On Nov. JV/lORF than 60 women helpers attended the meeting of the IV Poppy Day Fund Committee at Raffles Hotel yesterday morning when a plan of campaign for the collection m Singapore of the British Legion Fund instituted by Earl Haic was mapped out.
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    184 6 Restitution To Be Made By Relatives 'From Our Own Correspondent.* Ipoh, Sept. 7. Soon Kirn Tean. until recently a clerk employed by Messrs Cowdy and Jones was produced m custody before the police magistrate, having been arrested at Teluk Anson on a charge ot criminal breach of
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    ASIATIC STAFFS
    213 6 Kedah Estate To Form Association •From Our Own I An toaufuraJ ncetli ployeei on ,•>• ttM The.itrr Hall B«n| last w.-.-k Wltil a \;.-a Kedah estates Asiatic il tloo The rollowlni k Dr I S Ibrahim M Hock. C A Paniik- C C S MaiT Tan I.\ H
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    NEW CONFERENCE
    25 6 r,,.- iff SiKnor Mussolini confprenc > with Hr possibly it Btma hi) eeant Mussolini l.iv.mr I nnd Mr Baldwin and M Laval J<»r Ftmn
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    MURDER CHARGE AGAINST SINHALESE
    167 6 MURDER CHARGE AGAINST SINHALESE Sequel To Death Of Tamil W WILMOT mvr was put ca :1 at the Singapore a Justice Burton A.t,,, and a .special jury having committee] SinnoUwmby. •of July ,a.M Dhoby Ghaut MM The pro* cv accuse! >:.'l)btci Bli neck with i cla»p thai tbe wound course
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      118 6 Kill Kidney Trouble Quick "ntouaand* of auff<r*rs trouble and Bladder atopix-4 <;.(tlna; Ip Nlrht*. Ner\«)unn»«<w. Stlffii»<a. Kbruou alneas. Lumlmto, Hurnlrt l* lnir. Aridity and I»sa of tor'a new dl<*cov*rv call«*d < tcx). Gently soothe*. < l««na. raw. aore kidneys. In 11. mh aUrta cleaning; dlwaae pAt/t«.n« t blood. Brl ngu
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      1088 7 •> MOTHER GLORIOUS BOLE FOR THE STAB WHO WON THE 1934 ACADEMY AWARD FOR THE BEST PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR! ToNu!h^ PAVILION 6 1 5 I Paramount's great triumph which played to the I 9 1 5 season's biggest crowds m London fl I 1* I if" ni AiinFTTF nni
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1935. In The Wake Of Puck
    893 8 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1935. In The Wake Of Puck THE ANNOUNCEMENT that Sir Malcolm Campbell intends build- j ing another car m order to attack his recently-created world land speed record of more than 300 miles an hour will be read with a certain amount of
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    DAY TO DAY
    174 8 The marriage of Mr. o. Sehadurai istmaster. Bentong. and Miss X Jega)thi Ammal. daughter ot Mr X anapathipillai. Maninay South Cevshorth- 111 take plaC at Bentonß yer >" •"You arc lucky not to be charged for contempt of court." said the Seremban magistrate. Mr. J. Calder. when
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    12 8 £SB3jUs&*£fe eminent House. at GovHon. Sir Andrew Caldecott, Hon Mr
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    As I Was Saying.
    454 8 TIRADE follows the flag— any nag. if some of the traders concerned are allowed to have their own way. And "match kings." as recent events In Europe have reminded us. are perhaps liable to be a particularly adventurAnotlier ous an< interna- 7 tionally mm de d
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    The Lunch
    518 8 CDWARD Garri; stood at the door o the still-room while Marceline pre pared the salad Her dry fingers ar ranged the lettuce leaves pale, crisp and transparent on two separate diih es. She laid them m circles to look !ik flowers, then she dropped a pal of ma
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      65 8 REFERRING tfO A NEW NOVEL a critic says it made him feel very happy. Many a modern novel is apt to make one skip with joy. There are comparatively few words on "GAFLAC" BAGGAGE POLICY but they mean that when you travel you are relieved of much anxiety about your
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    Mystery Injuries On Exhumed Body
    477 9 Appeals For Peace At Meeting Of League PUB Assemly ol the League of Nations met this moining at Geneva under n presidency of Senor Guinazu <Arentine). The election ol the new president was ny ol first tasks betore the Assembly nd it decisively, appointed Dr.
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    DOCTORS SAY MARKS WERE NOT THERE AT FIRST POST-MORTEM
    710 9 Inquest On Hylam Wife Follows Petition To British Resident (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Sept. 9. WHEN doctors held a post-mortem on a married Hylam woman at Taiping they found no marks of violence and decided that death was due to
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    MUSSOLINI TURNS TO HITLER
    186 9 Italian Ambassador's Gesture In Berlin Berlin, Sept. fc A I for German friendip is how diplomatic circles regard mcx] presentation of ential new Italian Sign Attolice, to Hitler uncement of which kept seen I until late yesterday iiing. jnoi A: as to have presented ree weeks
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    EMPEROR'S REFUSAL
    69 9 Italian Native Troops Cannot Guard Legation Addis Ababa, Sept. ."> Tin* Government is reported to haw refused to allow a company of Italian native troops to guard the Italian Legation and has ordered foreigners to assemble m certain fixed places The Emperor has promised police protection to various
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  • COMMODITY MARKET
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      RUBBER
      58 9 London. Sept. 9. iSpot < Sellers! 5 9 16d. <5 9 16d.» (Buyers i 5> 2 d. <5 7 16d.» Oct -Dec. 5 19 32d. <5 9 16d.» /an -March 5 23'32d. <5 23 32d.» April-June 527 32d. <5 27 32d.) Market:— Steady. New York. Sept. 9. September Unquoted
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      TIN
      21 9 London, Sept. 9. Spot €219-10-0 <£220-15-od.. 3 Months €208-15-0 €209- 5-od.» Market:— Steady. STOCKS: London 101-246 tons Liverpool 76.012 tons
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      EXCHANGES
      18 9 London. Sept. 9. New York 4.92 9J16 (4.93 11 16) p aris 74 1316 (74 15 16)
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      GOLD AND SILVER
      18 9 London, Sept. 9. 'Silver 29 316 d. (29 316 d.) Gold 141s 2d. (HOs. lOd.)
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    BLUEBIRD SOLD?
    43 9 Chicago, Sept. 9. Mystery surrounds a report from Tyler. Texas that the sportsmen Curtiss and Ford have bought Sir Malcolm Campbell's Bluebird for $100,000 and will tour the country with it. Sir Malcolm denies that the Bluebird haa been sold. Reuter
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    NEW HOPE FOR BRITISH TEXTILE TRADES
    117 9 NEW HOPE FOR BRITISH TEXTILE TRADES London, Sept. M. The long awaited aid to the development ol Britain's important rayon staple fibre industry materialised today when the excise duty on staple fibre rayon wastes was removed. Rayon manufacturers had long sought the abolition ol the levy which seriously handicapped British
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    ATTACK ON EDITOR IN LUCKNOW
    142 9 ATTACK ON EDITOR IN LUC KNOW Italian Resentment At Leading Article Liv know. Sepl. 1 an unsigned >yped letter, purporting id emanati from "the Italia*) community In India/ 1 has been received by ,the editor of the Lueknow Pioneer, threatening him with d i? v oonseque] tor havUi 1 1
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      SMALL TRADE DEMAND FOR RUBBER.
      783 10 SMALL TRADE DEMAND FOR RUBBER U. S. And British Motor Industries Expanding CYMLNGTON and Wilson's week mark* t report dated London. Au 14. states For the greater part of the tin since our last report the market r< mained steady but quiet with busine: going on m ribbed smoked sheet
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      95 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association reserved. Latest Cable: -London Spot Sheel bViA. per lb. New York Spot Sheet U.S. cts. 117 16 Dor lb. I Sept. 9, 12 o'clotk noon Buyers Sellers No. I. X. R.S.S. m cases FOB September) 19 116 19 316 Good F.A.Q. m cases (F. 0.8.
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      85 10 Singapore Produce Prices THE TIN PRICE Sept. 9: Singapore tin price ip<>ieuli $107 3 r. Buyers Sellers Gambler 550 Java Cube 9.50 Hamburg Cube 9.50 Muntok White Pepper 16.75 Copra, Sundried 3.85 Copra, mixed 3.40 Small Flake Tapioca 4.30 R.B. Biam No. 1 per koyan 105 Banja Jelotong 7.50 Sarawak
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      Exchange Rates
      300 10 London 4 months' sight 2 4 1 10 London 3 months' sight 2 4 132 London 60 days' sight 2 4 London 30 days' sight 2 3 31 32 London demand 2 3 15 16 London T T. 2 3 15 16 Lyons. Paris, demand 864 Hamburg, demand
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      Eraser's Share List
      1014 10 MONDAY. SEPT. 9, 1935. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin <4s) 4s 4s 6d Asam Kumbang <£) 32s 6d 33s 6d c.d Austral Malay 59s 60s x.d Ayer Hitam Tin (.do) 13s 13s 9d Ayer Weng ($1) 1.77% 1.85 Bangrin Tin 20s 6s 21s Batu Selangor ($1) .90
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      STOCKS INCREASING
      242 10 Lewis And Peat's London Rubber Report Lewis and Peat. Ltd.. m their week rubber market report dated Londo Aug. 20. state: Plantation— The market has been e> tromely quiet throughout the week wit drooping tendency. There has bee fair amout of liquidation of the Sej temper position and
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      TIN OUTPUTS
      96 10 s>ione Tin <F.M.S> Limited report that c output for the month of Auust was piculs six days working only Yarde Worked 15.000 hours run *74 Sitam Tin Limited report that the tput for the month of August was 21 piculs. fining Operations partially suspenddurin* month pending changing over
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      RUBBER OUTPUTS
      20 10 Rubber Estate Lw 000 fb'^'? 11 Conso lldatcd Rubber Co lm *ui?i Ltd.. 24 036 BaSS6tt Rubber Co
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      RENONG TIN DIVIDEND
      22 10 Cent Payable on Or, in^L"' 10 P er tdPpn Harper Ollf '»an and Co ■FMsTI!?- to stone m' wmmi
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      U.S. RUBBER CONSUMPTION WELL MAINTAINED
      509 10 But Shares Still Unpopular In London t I From Our Own Correspondent I d II7HILE rubber shares remain almost unsaleao^ d ff commodity continues good, and a most favourable been created m Mincing Lane by the American Qu,« July, received this week. As Malaya has
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      124 10 ftold Minings Especially Popular London. Sept ."> On the Stock Exchange despite the proong;n^of uncertainty m connectton ?rl*« urop an P^Wc^ Htuatton i tenndent icoilng prevailed. heaw industries. avlaUow and sold minims betaf especially popular although other United Kingdom Wall Street opened 1 nrm-Rcuter Wireless. opened MOVEMENTS IRKEGI'LAR
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      Brunei United Dividend
      185 10 2£ PER CENT RECOMMENDED BY BOARD T HE wpoct vi Urn d United PI. soiitfd to ihai M rtini! at -L. f: on Sept 16 Your di] duly audr- d the a mpanj I i 30 Aeeoa amount* $11,669.30 to; which must $39 924 33 ount. d
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      78 10 Shell and Fish K> per Unit n: tin.s Crown. Cross and PKerosene per Unit 2 x 4-Rallon Una Shall Motor Spin: t* P per British Imp Gallon Shell Motor Spirit m 4 gallon drums per M Imperial Gallon Shell Aviation Spin' gallon drums per H Imperial
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    DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Says He Is Marrying LADY ASHLEY
    478 11  - DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Says He Is Marrying LADY ASHLEY MOLLIE MERRICK Hollywood In Person BY D..IRBANKS tells Holly- come back here to intimates that he will shley pronto. Tells a th whom he has disand their making, articularly interestin seeing himself on the screen, interested m the where it is soing.
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    WALL STREET LIFT
    84 11 President's Reform Programme Announcement Pleases New York. Sept. 6. stock market reacted buoyantly the Pr?s:dent's announcement rerdlng his reform programme. Many Democrats expressed pleasure a halt had been called to a period weeping reforms, but Republicans that the announcement does not > lar <>nough and declare that
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    HUTTON DIVORCE
    40 11 New York. Sept. 7. Mrs. M. C. Hutton has been granted an interlocutory decree of divorce gainst her husband, the financier. '•■'iward Hutton, uncle of Barbara Hutton. She has also been granted custody of her 11-year-old daughter. Reuter
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    FUNERAL PYRE
    147 11 Bodies Of Florida Storm Victims Burned Miami. Sept. 7. The Red Cross estimates that the killed and missing m the hurricane amounted to 44G. including 317 exService men m the labour camps at the Unofficial' estimates of the casualties range to about I.ooo.— Reuter. Taverner (Florida). Sept. 7.
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    316 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst ALL IS NOT GOLD THAT GLITTERS THERE is little difference between the playing technique of rubber bridge land that of duplicate. In each case every effort is made to win or defeat the contract and save or
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    FREE EDUCATION
    69 11 Government Schools For The Masses In China Shanghai, Sept. 8. An acx-ordantv with the behest of the Central Government, the provincial authorities of Shantung have made preparations to introduce free educai tion to the masses. Three thousand schools established m the different districts m the province will give
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    Chinese Play Nearing 300th Performance In London
    523 11 London, Sept. 6. I ADY Precious Stream." the famous "Chinese play by Mr. Si Hsiung. which has been so well received m London. reopeni at the Little Theatre, which has been specially redecorated, on Sept 9. and reaches its 300 th performance |on
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    PRESENCE OF MIND
    114 11 Liner Captain Praises Rescued Passengers London. Sept. (i The Cunard-White Star liner Doric which was m collision with a French steamer m thick tog off the coast of Portugal yesterday arrived at Vigo this morning under her own steam. A preliminary survey of the damage has been
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    Move To Check Gretna Green Marriages
    233 11 Move To Check Gretna Green Marriages IT is expected that Sir Godfrey Collins. Secretary for Scotland, will on Sept 30 announce to an Edinburgh deputation of the Church and Nation Committee of the Church of Scotland the steps he proposes to take to check abuses of Gretna Green marriage eere-
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    FISHING RIGHTS
    219 11 Norwegian Claim Affects British Interests The British Minister al Oslo has be»n instructed by the Foreign Oflie<' feo approach the Norwegian Government regarding the latter's claim to an extension of the ftshinti limits tor Norwe- flans. The claims which were made by the I Norwegian Government m a
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    DRUNKENNESS TEST
    147 11 Comedian Asked To Stand On One Le# Harry Tate. the comedian his real name is Ronald Mac Donald Hutchinson -again appeared at the South-Western Police Court charged with driving a car while under the influence of drink and m a dangeroous manner. He pleaded not guilty. Dr. R.
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    LADY LYMINGTON'S DIVORCE SUIT
    144 11 A petition for divorce has been served on Viscount Lymington. thirty-eight-year-old heir to the Earl of Portsmouth, on behalf of Lady Lymington. An unnamed woman is cited. Viscount Lymington was M.P. for the Basingstoke Division of Hants from 1929 until February last year, when he surprised
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    VITRIOL THROWN OVER POLISH AUDIENCE
    94 11 Warsaw. The police are unusually active at present checking anti-Semitic manifestations m various parts of Poland. Last night at a theatre m Chorzow < Polish Upper Silesia* the audience had assembled for a performance by Jewish artists when a gang ol rowdies started a disturbance.
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      135 11 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated In the Colony of Hong K^ng) The liability of members is limited to the extent and m the manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 of 1929 of the Colony. lIEAD OFFICE HONG KONG Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and fully paid up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund
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      503 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, At STRALIA AND CHIN* Incorporated m England by Royal Charter» Paid up capital In 600 000 shares of £5 each £3 00tt,0Q«> Reserve Fund £3 o<r\jDoo Reserve Liability of Proprietors L' 3 0O *>» HEAD OFFICE 38. Bishopsgate London EC Arencies and Brunette* Alor Star Iloilo
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  • LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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      "QUEEN" OF BIAS BAY PIRATES CAPTURED
      360 12 Brain Behind Many Recent Coups KNOWN as the "Queen of Pirates Tan Chin-chiao has been ar rested by the guards of the Pirac; Suppression Office at Wai Yani County, according to a report mad< by Captain Yang Chao-lun, R.C.N executive officer of the Pirac:
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      SHIPS' WAR RISK INSURANCE
      242 12 Rates For Tankers Still Rising 'THE rates for insurances protecting *the owners of certain tankers against ;the cancellation of their vessels' charters owing to an outbreak ol war have risen substantially since the large increase recorded the other day Against 10 guineas per cent., which was
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      SUBSIDY OPPOSED
      198 12 British Beet Sugar Industr> Affects Shipping The Mercantile Marine Service Association declares that it is emphatically opposed to the continuance of the best sugar subsidy. The associaiion draws attention tc the adverse effect which the beet sugar subsiay has had on shipping, the lack ol real importance m
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      THE BALOERAN
      41 12 I Jvrt t^« Baloeran. of the Rotterdam Lloyd Line is expected to arrive from Europe at noon today and win beTth a I?i n Side T thC SH B w harv?s She wm sail for Java at 5 p.m.
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      AZAY LE RIDEAU
      38 12 The s.s. Aaay Le Rldeau is due here from Pondicherry on Thwiiay Scot 12. and wm sail on the day at U am. for Saigon. TouranT and Hal Phong. She wUI berth In toe I^s'"
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      NEW HONG KONG WHARF
      210 12 First Used By President Hoover Hon* Kong. Aug. 30. The honour of being the first ship to berth at the new No. 1 Kowloon pier fell yesterday to the Dollar liner President Hoover, the second largest liner which comes regularly to Hong Kong. Work on the
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      THE NALDERA
      34 12 The P. and O. Naldera has left H'.noKong and is expected to arrive at this port at 10 a.m. tomorrow. She will pro ceed alongside the Singapore Harbour Board's wharf on arrival.
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      SOVIET FISHING BOATS
      65 12 Purchases Under Term. ()f (\K.R. Sale Agreement Shimonosrki u An order lor lixteen fa valued at Yrn .1.000.000 wm p!. the Kanamura Company v. Soviet Government today The contract fy madt terms of the agreement of the North Manchuria R Manchukuo ownership, under i two-thirds oi the
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      470 12 I BOOSTEAD Co., Ltd. (incorporated m F.M.S.) 4,I'HONE: Freight 5433 PMMge Mil. LLOYDS AGENTS. i 4OOJUNG AGENTS POB FEDERATED MALAY STATFS RAILWAYS. ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. CANAOIAN MMMC fHffi^iPßffiß (Incorporated m England) TBF "EMPRESS** ROUTE oflen IEANS-PACIFIC SERVICES via HONO MJLtT or direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER ACROSS CANADA by
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      126 12 For everything appertaining to Ocean Passages. Foreign Money Exchange and Freight. apply coggrs WACO^lits J9, ROBINSON ROAD. No Booking Fee«. Telephone 5903 STATE SHIPPING SERVICE of Western Australia FREMANTLE (Via Port Swettenham, Penanf Palembang, Banjoewangi and North Western Ports) Due Mi Spore. r> r.s.m.v. Kanraroo o< t H Od 1
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      480 12 I Local And I Foreign Mail {Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m Thursday 7.45 a.m Alor Star: Mon. to Fri.* 7.45 am Saturday 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m Ipoh: Weekdays* 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m Klang. Kuala Lipis. Port Swettenham. Taiping and Telok Anson: Weekdays* 7
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      7 12 CLEARANCES Sept 8: Rusa. Rantau. Hon* Peng
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      129 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alontside the uh»r\e, or expected to arrive East Wharl (Kntrance (ialr 1, Rohna 22: Van Reutn a. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate a Suw;i Maru. Kcdah 18 c, flna 16; Philoctetes 13 President Hayes 11 KlJf Maru 9; Nieuw Holland d Empire Dock (Entrance <„ Glaucus 30; Penrith
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      451 13 pk'6'7 P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS, OUTWARDS Due Dm CHITRAL 15,000 Sept. 13 CARTHAGE 15,000 D^^S SOMALI 6,810 Sept. 25 SOUDAN 6,500 Dec. 18 CATHAY 15,000 Sept. 27 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec 20 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Oct. 11 1936 BANGALORE 6,000 Oct. 24 CHITRAL 15,000 Jan 3 CORFU 15,000 Oct. 25
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      501 13 EBerman Bucknall Steamship Co., lid. (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. i Ste f™ er m Due Sails, t City of Hereford Sept. 14 Sept 16 City of Newcastle Sept
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      1062 13 REPRESENTING SHIPPING THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean The llua Khiow Mram*h 1D Cm lltl2> I fct Steam Ship Cc Lid. and China Mutual Th« Canard White Star Ltd Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.. The Sarawak SU»&msht» C'^l Ltd. The Strait* Steamship Co.. Ltd. The Australian Oriental Umt Ltd The China Navigation
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      486 14 Kb Mb KONINKLUKE PAKETVAABT MAATSCH A*»* U ROK AN- Tuesday. Sept. 10. Bengkalls. Paneh. Berombang. Tanjong-Mengt dar, Tanjong-Leidong and Asahan GEN^ VERSPYCK-Tuesday. Sept. 10, Letong. Kramat. Tarempa. Midai ai Genting. BONTEKOE— Wednesday, Sept. 11. Batavia, Rodriguez. Mauritius, Reunio Durban. Lourenco-Marques. Beira. Zanzibar, Mombasa and Mane <no can will be accepted
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      459 14 '11. 4pft^%riH"^^l I V *^fe TO EUROPE c FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES, GENOA, a MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive. Leave Leave Arrive n TT Spore. Spore. Penang New York d £f es Ha >' es Sep. 7 Sept. 10 Sept. 12 Oct
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      470 14 TO LONDON, VIA NAPLES, MARSEILLES, ANTWER^^^^^^' AND MIDDLESBROUGH h<n^*tiMv SKASHIMA MARU 10.000 Sept. 18 19 HAKOZAKI MART' w tYASUKUNI MARU 12,000 Oct. 1 2 TERUKUNI \£»Y HAKONE MARU 10,500 Oct 16 17 HAKUSAN iCr TOWA MARU 10.700 Oct 30 31 HARUN^\MRU SFUSHIMIMARU 11,000 Nov. 13 US KATOR? MARU S May
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    Thrills In Singapore Badminton Tournament
    144 15 Thrills In Singapore Badminton Tournament SEMI-FINALS OF MEN'S OPEN DOUBLES *rHERE were thrills galore on Sunday m the semi-flnal of the Singapore men's open doubles badminton championship tournament iM.d all hopes of an all-Mayflower final were d-ashed to the ground when their first pair. Seah Eng Hee and Tan Chong
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    RUGGER SEASON OPENS IN THE NEGRI
    289 15 RUGGER SEASON OPENS IN THE NEGRI Newcomers Show Up Well 'From Our Own Correspondent > Seremban. Sept. 8. THE Nfcgrl Sembilan rugger season was 1 ushered m yesterday when a scrum nage and running practice took place loth members of the N.S All Blues and 4.5. Rugby Football Club were
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    ENDEAVOUR BEATEN AT BRIXHAM
    432 15 ENDEAVOUR BEATEN AT BRIXHAM Yankee Not Even Timed m «r> «r t London. J^|K. W. I, Stephenson's Velsheda won the race for the large yachts at Brixham Royal Regatta. For the first time this season the big class were given a windward and leeward course of 15 miles each way.
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    U.S. LAWN TENNIS
    122 15 Perry Reaches Semi-Finals Of Men's Singles Forest Hills, Sept. X. In quarter-final of the men': singles m the U.S. lawn tennis cham plonthipa here today Perry bea Shields 6-4. 4—6. B—6, 6 0. He meet Allison m the semi-final. Allison beat Maier 6-2. (J -4. 6-4. In
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    STATE BADMINTON
    54 15 I Quadrangular Tournament At Christmas (From Our Own Correspondent' Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 8. Negri Sembilan. Singapore and Perak will be visitors to Kuala Lumpur the week-end before Christmas, for a quadrangular tournament. On the Saturday Selangor will meet Singapore and Perak will meet Negri Sembilan, and on Sunday
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    N.S. HOCKEY
    71 15 (From Our Own Correspondent* Seremban, Sept. 8. An interesting hockey match was played here yesterday when the Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club defeated the Negri Sembilan Club by three clear goals scored through Kit Seng (2) and Ah Keng. This is the second victory for the Chinese. The
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    TICH FREEMAN'S RECORD
    205 15 From Our Own Correspondent London, Sept. (i. TTICH Freeman, the Kent bowler. yesterday brought hLs iota! number of wickets for this season up to '201 making the eighth successive season m which he has taken over 200 wickets, a record tor first-class cricket. Copyright by the Singapore
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    SELANGOR BADMINTON
    115 15 Results Of Championship Semi-Finals From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur. Sept. X. A UUTOf crowd watched the semi-final ties m the Selangor badminton rhampionships at the V.I. Hall today Th? results were. Men's Doubles A. S. Samuel and Moey Chang Seng holders* beat Lee Koni? Soon and Cheong
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    NEGRI BADMINTON
    104 15 (From Our Own Correspond nt. Seremhaii. Sept. 8. Th second annual badminton tournament under the auspices of the Negri Sembilan Badminton Association drew I large crowd at the KinK George V School hall here today. Only games m the singles championship wen* played and two rounds have been
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    HOME CRICKET
    99 15 London. Sept. 7. At Folkestone: Kent 425. <Woolley 117) vs. M.C.C. At Scarborough: H D. G Leveson Gower's XI 403 for 6. <SutclitT<- 96 Mitchell 103) vs. South Africans Reuter Negotiations are practically completed for the Heart Of Midlothian feQ play the Arsenal at Hivhburv tliis month Londoners
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    NORTH JOHORE RUGBY
    143 15 A meeting vu 'i*>ci af toe Oenuanß Club nn Au-4 18 .md it was derided to r-vive the North lot) ire Rugby F«x»iball This revival ;.s mainly civ. to th» enthusiasm shown by Dr Hickey wlio Is unlorHi!iaf.ly leaving th«country on rpfir* merit next month The foUowtng
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    MOTOR-CAR T.T.
    93 15 Freddie Dixon Wins R. Race London. Srpl. The RJLC. Tourist Trophy mo >r r r;»(\- .v v the Aitta Cirrus. Belfast was won by F W. Dixon. drivti a Ri'ey. with an average speed of 76 90 miles an hour E R Hull w.i> ,?cond m n Bcntley
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    A.A.M. GYMKHANA
    156 15 A. A.M. GYMKHANA Kuala Lumpur. Sept. The Bfftanpir bruirh oi the Aut<»tnobile Associatt'/M Mal.iy.i is to hold gymkhana on Sundny S<>\y 29. at a vmue not yet deciuoo \i\xn\ The events will includr pMidnf test, balloon bursting, affinity rare und obstacle race AJirr fhr prl/<- -li tribution there will feM
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      99 15 Bk^-^^t^' "^^Hh f ■JmHßßbßßm^^'^^^^B'i^^' m 'fcjft B 'Br H 40th ANNIVERSARY of ACCESSION and 62nd BIRTHDAY H.H. the Sultan of Johore In this connection a well illustrated 24 Page Special Issue will be presented to readers of the STRAITS TIMES NEXT MONDAY The issue will contain pen portraits of Their
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    CHINESE RESERVES PUT UP PLUCKY DISPLAY AGAINST SAPPERS
    809 16 Opening Match Of Singapore Cup Competition R. E.s KEPT OUT UNTIL FEW MINUTES FROM END Frayed Tempers Mar Game R.E 3; S.C.F.A. II o. THERE was plenty of excitement for the crowd m the opening game of the Singapore Cup competition at
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    Panthers Beat R.A. For Open Polo Championship
    615 16 NO UPCOUNTRY ENTRIES AFTER an exciting same, the Singapore Panthers beat the Royal Artillery by 6 2 m a polo match for the K.O.R. Cup for the open championship of Malaya, played on the Singapore Polo Club ground yesterday. Among the large number
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    S.C.C. AUTUMN LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    472 16 Results Of Yesterday's YESTERDAY'S ties m the S.G C. autumn lawn tennis tournasient resulted as follows: A Class Doubles Handicap B E Ablitt and E. J Riches <plus 15 beat A. A. A. Paterson and H. L. Marshall <owe 15) 6—3. 6 3. Lt. J.
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    SINGAPORE AUTUMN MEETING
    190 16 Handicaps For The Gold Cup •yHE iollowiiiii are handicaps for Saturday. Sept 14. the fifth day of the Singapore Tur! Club Autumn <Gold Cup> meeting The Gold Cup, Horses. Class 1. Div 1 J'i miles: Kuala Queen 8.4 Short Suit 7 2 llor*r*. a*» 1. Div. I',
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    ISLAND CLUB
    73 16 The final of the Island Club Kaii.sford Cup resulted m a win for J. Lee Keng Tye. who beat Chia Chin Siew by ,2 up. B. H. Chua won the Duffer's Cup by beating F. W. Pearson by 2 up. The September mixed foursomes competition, played over the
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    289 16 i Twenty- nine cards were taken out j for the September medal of the Keppel I Golf Club which resulted m a win for |J. L. J. Haxworth who returned a score .of 4 up. Ball Sweeps Saturday, Ist round, C. W. Watson j2 up; 2nd round, F.
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    THE ST. LEGER
    112 16 KAHRAM AGAIN ODDS-ON FAVOURITE London. Sept. It, THE latest rail -over for the St. Leger. which Ifl to b? run at Doncaster tomorrow, is as follows: 2 to 1 on Bahrain laid and wanted 10 to 1 Field Trial taken and offered 10 to 1 Fairbairn offered.
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    ANDREW CURRIE CUP
    138 16 Qualifiers For Women 's hiand Golf Titlo THE qualifying m 1 Currie Cup v ship of SincapoK Timah yost« rtUy qualified for rr.at< Mrs. S. N K. Mrs. J D. Laii Mrs. J HuKnir. Mrs C. F G B« Mrs. C. N. B<-r.r>-Mrs A. M Miss M.
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    SWIMMING RECORD
    23 16 «»prrift.A.s.* S Willy den Oudei ar k record worn* n M doiiiß 2 mm 25 Iflfl i record being 2 mi.
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