The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 September 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 14,677. ESTD. 1835 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1935 10 CENTS.
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    BRITAIN'S STIRRING CALL TO NATIONS
    638 1 .vr zamuel Hoove Asks League To Fulfil Obligation Against War FIGHTING SPEECH AT GENEVA IS SHOCK^TO ITALY Warning That All Must Bear Risks Of Stopping Armed Aggression FRANCE SAYS: "BRITAIN IS LEADER"' Geneva, Sept. 11 ]N a fighting speech that has caused a world sensation
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    Britain And France Ready For Next Move
    213 1 (icneva. Sept. 11. thy Secretary, Sir Samuel i Minister lor League long conferences with rentier, M. Laval today lions, which concerned [talo-Abyssinlan dispute. are re- yarded as manifestinf the cordial spirit aeration and the community of s whi<i. exist between the French British
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    4 1 ~DlftClftttlON* AMI PfcOtEtStWfl" r
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    Tin Quota Of 65 Per Cent. For Last Quarter
    204 1 London. Sept. 11. TPHE International Tin Contt)*tteo at its 1 ip» ting m Brussels today decided to fix the production quota lor the last quarter at 65 p>er cent This corresponds to the quota lor the present Quarter which was fixed
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    GERMAN FACTORIES FOR SYNTHETIC RUBBER
    49 1 Nun mhurg, Sept. 11. A PROCLAMATION at the Nazi Party Congress announces the r* bliSiimojU of the first plants to produce tyn the tic rubber The proclamation says that the probleiri ot synthetic rubber production has now been completely solved by German scientists Reuter
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    OLYMPIC BOUGHT FOR £100,000
    96 1 London, Sept. 11. T*HE Cunard White Star liner Olympic (46,400 tons) has been purchased by Sir John Jarvis, founder of the Surrey fund for helping the Tyn*\side for more than €100,000. It is understood that the Olympic will be sent to Jarrow to be broken up.
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    STOP PRESS
    86 1 London, Sept. 11. •T*HE Premier, Mr. Baldwin, called a meeting of Ministers and Army, Navy and Air Force experts today. Amon; those present were the technical advisers from the three defence services, the First Lord of the Admiralty. Sir Rolton EyresMonsell; the Secretary for Air, Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister:
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      76 1 BIGIA TEA brings the freshness nd fragrance of the !.1 lay an gardens rect to your home. MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT sis to 9.15 p.m. DANCE (formal) 9.45 to midnight and the World Famous Dancers YOLA PAUL Late of Follies Bergeres. Palladium, Giro's etc. Appearing Nightly Non
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      123 1 There it no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA i ADELPHI i||§j HOTEL TONIGHT 11 SPECIAL DINNER DANCE I DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY THE I 1= RELLER BAND =U EXCELLENT FOOD t SERVICE AT REASONABLE PRICKS I CONCF.RT DURING TIFFIN I FRIDAY (formal) SPECIAL DINNER DANCE I FILL
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    Law Notices For The Day
    52 2 Before the Acting Chief Justice m the Ist Court at 11 a.m.: Assizes Rex. vs. Wilmot Silva. Before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell m the 2nd Court at 11 a.m. Judgment S. 1294 29— The Fresh Food and Refrigerating Co. Ltd. vs., Syme and Co. Behr
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    RAILWAY INSTITUTE AT SEREMBAN.
    145 2 RAILWAY INSTITUTE AT SEREMBAN. !Ne\v Office-Bearers. (From Our Own Correspondent. Seremban, Sept. 8. At the 13th annual meeting of the j Negri Sembilan Railway Institute. Seremban, held yesterday, the following office-bearers were elected for the current year: President. The General Manager F.M.S.R. <ex-officio>. Vice-presidents: Messrs. A. H. Short and Tan
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    COLONIAL EXPANSION
    1683 2 Letters To The Editor A POPULAR FALLACY— GERMANY'S EXAMPLE—THE REAL OBJECT OF EXPANSION -FUNCTION OF OFFICIALS—"SETTLERS"—FUTILE EXPERIMENTS— THE CAUSE OF OVERCROWDING —A LOGICAL CONCLUSIONITALY'S POLICY AND OUR OWN To The Editor. Sir. Quite a large number of people appear to labour under the belief that the raison d'etre
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    19 2 ->r. H. A. Tempany Director of Agriculture. S.S.. and Adviser on Agriculture. F.M.S.. will return to Malaya m October
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      109 2 UiDWS PILLS Hh^VF There is no better pill flf mmrnm than martins. yo>. t an I Mfr c..r > y l)on MARTIN'S PILLS. f r d y all Chemists fir Storfs and m t> iht, J.KDKH.AL DISPFNSARY. I^L Raffles Square. Singftp >re M a <♦ ■MB St »t early, and
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      315 2 CLASSIFIED APVERTISEMENTS. Spillers Dog Foods for Unllorm Quality, Purity and NutrlUTt value are unequalled THEY PROVIDE THE IDEAL FEED FOR EVERY AGE AND BREED AGENTS FOR MALAYA Wholesale and retail special rates for Kennels. The Federal Dispensary, Ltd. (Incorporated m the F.M.8.) Raffles Place. Singapore. BOARD RESIDENCE. KATONB GRANGE Excellent
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      175 2 Diary Of The Week THI RSDAY, SEPT. 12. High water. 10.53 a.m. 8.7 ft., 10.36 p.m. 10.1 ft. Football. S.A.F.A. Cup. R.A.F. vs. Police. Anson Road Stadium. FRIDAY, SEPT. 13. High Water, 11.21 a.m. 9.1 ft., 11.22 p.m. 10.5 ft. Fogtball S.A.F.A. Cup. R.A. vs. Wiltshires 11, Anson Rd. Stadium.
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      281 2 Today 9 s Radio Programmes Singapore ZHI (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd.) Wavelength 49.9 metres 5 p.m. Record music. 6.45 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. 8.30 Close down. B.B.C.— GSG and GSF Wavelengths 16.86 and 19.82 metres 6.20 Big Ben. The Rutland Square and
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    Civil Aerodrome Will Be "The First Commercial Aerodrome In The World"
    1230 3 Civil Aerodrome Will Be "The First Commercial Aerodrome In The World" QANTAS PILOT'S ADDRESS TO ROTARY CLUB .y here In Singapore are remark- fortunate m the construction! civil aerodrome; I think when completed you will have Ure commercial airport In the said Capt. L. J. Brain at the luncheon at
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    22 3 WRESTLING is one of the most popular pastimes among Sikhs. A lar^e crowd watching- a contest at the Singapore Khalsa Association. i
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    HAINAN RAILWAY
    114 3 Proposal For Cheap Transport Of Native Products Hong Kong. Sept. 10. Mr. Hsu Tins Chleb, of the general .staff of the Kengchiu and NgaJGnlu garrlfon headquarters, has proposed the construction of a light railway around the Island of Hainan. The line will help native products m the west
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    DREADFUL ACCIDENT TO COOLIE
    267 3 DREADFUL ACCIDENT TO COOLIE Dies From Injuries Received From Crushing Machine I UOW a coolie employed on one of the crushing machines m the Hi/me Pipe <Far East > Ltd.. factory m Buklt Timah Road. Singapore, lost his right arm. broke several bones m his body and died, was told
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    MURDER TRIAL
    115 3 The trial of W. Wilmot Silva. tru Sinhalese w-ho was charged at the Singapore Assizes on Monday with having committed the murder ot one Sinnetamby, a Tamil at the junction] v.f Dhoby Ghaut and Selegie Road on UM ni^ht of July 5 last, is still pro- i cceding.
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    BEGGAR WITH $114 IN HIS POCKETS
    419 3 'Making A Very Good Living* A STORY of riches m rags was un- folded m the police courts yesterday. Strolling along Market Street on beat duty on Monday, a Sikh lance coiporal set his eyes on a decrepit individual. Hair about six inches long
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    "BLACK ACE" LOSES HIS WINGS
    152 3 Brawl With Abyssinian %>w York, S*pt. 0 MEW York's mpq populaMon haw learnt m reports lrom Abyssinia that their flying hero. "Co." H»»rb» r. Julian, the HBgM who a few monUu ago made a spectacular departure loi Addis Ababa, had b««'n deprived of hi* wings
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      80 3 Keeping Pace With Motoring SPECIAL FEATURE OF The New CHEVROLET MASTER DE LUXE Sedan IMPROVED FISHER VENTILATION There are no uncontrolled drafts m the Chevrolet The Fisher Ventilation System— pioneered by Chevrolet— is of course continued m the 1935 models. Giving ™dividually Strolled ventilation providing fresh Tthe fl™ t importance.
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      1033 3 I fPTi 1 ib( 1' iiiu-ti College Ltd., *he Principal, 1 Hieftichl, 401, J <ioChi.it Road. I B Bennett College. •'l.ew.iyniya.'* I I upland. v^inKap^r*-'. SS. i?h. ffield. i; Hiinupitija Road. I I have i' l^'^^ llll i inforiuiii^ you tint I I Dear Stf, I >\.iNsucv^siulintlu- i.iv London City
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    INDEPENDENCE FOR THE FILIPINO
    2398 4  -  Junius B. Wood By Many Problems Lie In His Path ALTRUISTIC AMERICAN The attitude of the Filipinos toward their approaching independence, the problems that lie m their path, and how they arc likely to meet these problems are described m this article. The writer is widely
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    30 YEARS' SUFFERING WITH DILATED STOMACH.
    206 4 n*-r< a case of intense interest to all sufferers from Indigestion and stomach trouble. Even it you have been m pair. :or years and have tried all sorts o: medicines without relief, you ran gti 2 be cured it you will only do as
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      24 4 a^^— aaM^— a^B^a^—^—— BI A r 1C DIAMOND FILES i an tor real hard work they cannot be surpassed. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED SINGAPORE BRANCHES
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    86 5 i KISS FOR MISTINGIT.IT. Mfetfag** «as *rretcd uith ;1 k.ss by the Burgomaster o! Old Brussels, ihr m»»sJ pit turrsqui- section of the Brussels Exhibition. v U n the famous Frrm h rrvur actress pud a visit. SIX IV PI7BUC KBOOUOTI drawn from IftaM of (In- |„.i<li. Fttfcttc Schools l.fl
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      104 5 ■Zoo -SMAfjT^rs -v, (\aT^^VS r£s*£jr~ I bnslc business m Itie neu> RbTs Corner- u^n^TyolT^^^^^ Cbxi p^y and b^ phofe^pb^d uiftfr yourfevourlte baaS?^ distinguished visitors T^o which reached Uiccsler Square are fearers pulled ouf las"weefc I /4y^ a sln j |e n^HT. ga^_ fr^r^ bu c b rd ot> J ected
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    Drive Against Opium
    555 6 Dens At Penang Penanft. Sept. 9. THE intensive campaign oi the Preventive Service to eradicate the evils lof opium smoking has resulted m a number of Chinese being brought to book m the lower courts every week. Another such case came up for trial j before Mr.
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    20 6 KENATE MITLLER. the charming German star, as she appears m her latest Aim. produced by Carl t Frolich. 1 1
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    TAMIL VOLUNTEERS
    76 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 10. The twentieth anniversary of the? Tamil Volunteer Corps. whic v is now known as No. 1 Platoon. Malayan Volunteer Infantry, was celebrated yesterday with an "at home" at the Hotel Majestic. The Commandant (Lt.-Col. R. H. A D. Love). Lt.-Col.
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    SIR SHENTON THOMAS
    41 6 HE the Governor. Sir Shenton Thomas, will leave Singapore by rail for Kuala Kangsar on Sept. 20. and i will return on Oct 1 Sir Shenton will be accompanied by j Lady and Miss Thomas, and personal staff
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    THROAT CUT
    62 6 (From Our Own Corresj ondent.) Penang, Sept. 10. The body of a Cantonese woman with her throat cut was discovered m a room on the first floor of a house m Sek Chuan Lane. The woman, whose I name was Chan Tye Moi, aged 40, was found lying
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    22 6 The Rev. Fr. L. Burgoffer, of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Ophir Road, Singapore, has been admitted to General Hospital.
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    26 6 A small plank and attap hut at the junction of Tiong Bahru and Alexandra Roads, Singapore, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. No one was injured.
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    FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT
    226 6 FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT TAMIL COOLIE KNOCKED DOWN BY TRAIN Ipoh, Sept. 9. A PERMANENT-WAY railway coolie waf knocked down by a train between the railway stations of Lahat Town and Papan last night at about 7.45 o'clock and died some hours later. It appears that the man was knocked jdcvn
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    BOGUS MAJOR
    185 6 Masquerade Lnds In Prison London. Sept. t». A bogus majors masquerade was related m court at Andover when Richard Willoughby was sentenced to three months' imprisonment for wearing unauthorised military decorations and fined £5 for unlawfully wearing a major's uniform. Posing as an R.A.M.C. major. Willcughby drove a
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    F.M.S. GAZETTE
    195 6 The following appointments are notified m the F.M.S. Government Gazette: Mr. H. T. Pagden to be Rice Research Entomologist. Agricutural Department, S.S. and F.M.S. Drs. G. M. Graham. J. H. Hudson and I D. Gebbie to be Medical Officers. Malayan Medical Service. Dr. <Miss> J. M. Matthews to
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    EXHUMATION CASE
    107 6 Husband And Wife To Be Prosecuted (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Sept. 10. The inquiry into the Taiping exhumation case concluded today. The coroner, m his finding, said, "I find the cause of death is as originally certified. that is. due to suppurative meningitis. "From the evidence before
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    MORE MONEY IN SELANGOR FOR EDUCATION
    196 6 <From Our Own Correspondent.* i Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 9. i AT today's meeting of the Selangor <" State Council. Mr. Yong Shook Lin asked what was the total amount of the grant-in-aid paid to Chinese schools m the State of Selangor for I each
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    50 6 I I 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) I I poll. Sept. 10. 1 Bishop Edwin Lee and Mrs. Lee were welcomed by the English, Chinese and I Tamil Methodist congregations of Kinta. The Resident of Perak, the Hon. Mr. G. E. Cator. and Mrs. Cator wore unoni those present. i.
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    Chinese Sues Half-Brother For $43,183
    248 6 Chinese Sues HalfBrother For $43,183 'From Our Own Corrosp- :\nPenan*. Srpi HTVVO Chines lv.i; -brothci 1 pawnbrokers. oOt 11 Ragap the Othtf at Penanu. inured a.x p, to an interesting mil which l> the Supreme Court this morning Mr. Justice Whttiey. the elain tor a sum ol ovei MSJtt Mil
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    NEW J.P.s FOR SELANGOR
    97 6 NEW J.P.s FOR SELANGOR SELANGOR^ SULTAN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 10. IN honour of His Highness the Sultan Of Selangor's birthday, the following have been appointed Justices of the Peace for the State Mr. E. N. T. Cummins, the wellknown planter. Mr. W. A. Stanton. who was planting member
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    WOMAN ASSAULTED AND ROBBED
    169 6 Tamil Sent To Prison (From Our Own Correspondent.* Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 10. Before Mr. J. J. Sheehan. m the Kuala Lumpur Police Court, a Tamil named Pakrisamy was M'litenccd to seven months' rigorous imprisonment on charges of robbery and assault on a woman. Periaka. at the
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    MURDER CHARGE
    100 6 Another week's adjournment was granted by Iff Norman Olftet, the Singapore tecond magistrate, when the tour men arrested In connection with the murder of Chim Beng Chwee in Silat Road on Any 10. appeared before him on Tuesday The first arrest was W*C Kim Hock on the day
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    $20 FINK IMPOSED
    115 6 Chinese Failed To EUfiftti Mhd-TW From Our Own OOffMpOOd IViKinc Sept It. Judgment was delivered lodaj t the magistrate. Mr J P Biddulpl. the rase in which an educated C T Tenson. alia> Tfh 7\>k I was ehaned wttli h.ivu,. custody. ;i..->. sion. rontr i ot gu^rdian.ship
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      29 6 1 'FOOTPRINT' F< J that delivers m\ j NON-SKID Ed great Detective's Wa I If W m 1 1 r J Iki A ttnffirm ill 4r > Warm Studios 2
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    Y.M.C.A. BILLIARDS
    91 7 Senior and junior members of the V.M.C.A. are reminded that the entries for the autumn billiards handicaps will close on Saturday, Sept. 14, at 10 p.m. The events are as follows: 250 up Knock-out Handicap ciass "A'\ 200 up Knock-out Handicap Class "B". 150 up Knock-out Handicap Class
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    Williamson Challenge Cup
    260 7 Williamson Challenge Cup QN Sunday Sept. 8. the "B" Class xv-if ailed the second race for the Williamson Challenge Cup during which very light brteze from the N.E pren h J he Sea was ""wth and the, tide flooding. "Punai" skippered by E O. Holiday finished first. The finishing times
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      447 7 ONE OF THE MOST NOTABLE BRITISH PICTURES EVER MADE Daily Telegraph. 1 CAPITOL] 6 T Q S N G Q Two Famous English Starsi n Britain's Most Spactacubr Screen Achievement. j w of 4 King K^^^l^s3r ■■Li] I 1 See how an unknown doctor swayed thousands and became the power
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE BIRTH
    25 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE BIRTH BARBOUR On Sopt. 11. 1935. at the j Maternity Hospital. Singapore. to j Margaret wife of George Barbour— a son. Both well
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1935. Exit Huey Long
    946 8 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1935. Exit Huey Long /THE assassination of Senator Huey Long has removed from the American scene a most singular character It is probably fair to say that his emergence was a depression phenomenon. He achieved popularity on the wave ot economic ills, and
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    DAY TO DAY
    115 8 Mr. C. D. Cox left Singapore yesterday for Cameron Highlands where he U staying for ten days. His Highness the Sultan oi Johorc and the Sultanah of Johore visited the Dutch air mail yesterday at Seletar to visit a friend who was a passenger Sergeant Frank Hardman
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    As I Was Saying
    664 8 WF the London County Council ever found it necessary to advertise its London flats it could certainly claim "great contingent advantages." as Mr. Swiveller would say. for the new buildings erected by the side of Kennington Oval. The frontagers will have a Timm Timmmim. the cricket
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    The Hay-Timers
    885 8 THE like oi thtm 1 had not MM in all t h ese post-war >vars Lab .in had told me, casually dropping the remark as he crossed the tannyard. that he was expecting fell hay-timers and I had looked tu mc n he had managed to pick up
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      62 8 IN A PROVINCIAL PATOMIME there were thirty-seven scenes. There were thirtyeight one night when a I lady m the stalls caught her husband blowing a kiss to one of the chorus girls. There will be no scene when you lose your luggage if you hold a u GAFLAC BAGGAGE POLICY.
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    Italy Surprised At "Old Friend"
    1195 9 j FULL DETAILS OF SIR SAMUEL HOARE'S GENEVA SPEECH glH Samuel Hoare's speech to the Assembly of the League of Nations at Geneva this morning, which was awaited with world-wide interest, was delivered before one of most crowded meetings in the history of the League.
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    Golden-Haired Swiss Girl In French Spy Drama
    118 9 Golden-Haired Swiss Girl In French Spy Drama Brest, Sept. 10. A SM LS£ irl, Lydia Oswald, a pathetic if fadod beauty that testified mthi of Buffering, appeared In the nsaUonal of naval court marhere charged with espionage I was spy but I feh In love," she a to have confessed
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    CLIVE BROOK'S FIRST BRITISH FILM
    254 9 CLIVE BROOK'S FIRST BRITISH FILM Dignified Entertainment \t The Capitol enertainxnent or quality! is wedded to brilliant spectacle m 'The Love Affair of the Dictator." to be seen at the Capitol this week. In addition, the film has throe outstanding points of interest, it is the Oral Toeplitz production and
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    106 9 I Latest Rubber And Tin Prices I From Our Own Correspondent I X I KHF.It London. Sept. 11. Spot (Sellers! 5 9 16d. (5 9<16d.) < Buyers) S'l.d. <5 7 16d.) [October/December 519)324. <5 9 16d/> January March ***** d. <523'32d.) April/June 527 32d. <5 27 32d.> t
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    COMMITTEE DEADLOCK
    109 9 (.ciina. Sept. 10. A complete deadlock has resulted I from the unyielding attitude of Baron Aloisi. The Committee of Five has decided to discontinue exploration and! await the report of the sub-committee on the Italian memorandum. Unless something unexpected happens the Committee will meet again on t Thursday
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    AUSTRALIA'S VIEW
    66 9 Mr S. M. Bruce (Australia) declined o jeopardise the issue by critical renark, but asked whether any action it Geneva would be regarded by Italy The League's vital interests were tafeguarded by instruments like the Covenant, the Kellogg Pact, the Loarno Pact and the Stresa agreement "If the
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    ABYSSINIA PROTESTS
    46 9 Massing Of Italian Troops On Frontiers Geneva. Sept. 11. Abyssinia has addressed a fresh protest to the League against Italian troop concentrations m Eritrea and Somaliland. The note also reiterates determination of the Abyssinian Government to do nothing to precipitate a crisis Reuter Wireless
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      WORLD MARKETS IN GRIP OF FEAR
      942 10 Feeling Of Uncertainty Shared Locally PHASER and Cos market comments! issued today are as follows: From cables received from home it |8 evident that as far as the ItalianAbyssinian dispute is concerned, European diplomacy is now at the cross roads and the next few
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      98 10 Sept. 11. Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins $4.86 Crown. Cross and Dragon Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins $4.46 Shall Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 cMeli Motor Spirit m 4gallon drums per British Imperial
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      HEAVIER CUT NEEDED
      351 10 For Reduction Of World Rubber stocks Lewis and Peat. Ltd., in their weekly rubber market report dated London, Aug. 27, state: Plantation We have to report another quiet market, but it is satisfactory that there has been more inquiry from America and a very fair business has
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