The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 September 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. v <> 14,681. ESTD. 1835 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1935 10 cents.
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    LONDON-NEW YORK VIA MALAYA BY AIR
    238 1 Details Of Scheme For Regular Service Reveal^ IMPERIAL AIRWAYS LINER LEAVES CROYDON FOR SINGAPORE Experimental Flights To Hong Kong Next Month a riTDTUDn London, Sept. 16. 4 stage towards a regular air service between London and New York m an easterly direction was begun
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    RISE IN TIN SHARES
    114 1 London Expects Our Own Correspondent) London, Sept. 16. ngWK Exchange brokers anticipate a substantial rise m, tin shares, particularly ol Ayer Hitam. Petaling. m Malayan Dredging. Malaand Bangrin. ndon metal dealers are hastily ring to recover £100.000 worth and copper recently lodged at after Italian importers
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    EXPLORERS RETURN
    111 1 tford Students Have Narrow Escapes From Death London. Sept. 10. rpid scientific explorers returned to civilisation. i :r. Dutch explorer, has he picturesque Buddhist town Kashmir after a difficult and xploration of the north side Karakoram Range, which inune of the highest mountains world. 130 porters and 180
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    JAPAN-CANADA TRADE
    36 1 Ottawa. Sept. 12. pan has offered to remove her riisitory duties against Canadian Canada rescinds the sur-tux Japanese exports. pan asks for the same treatment r xuorts as the United States Re uter Wireless
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    MONARCHY PLEBISCITE
    17 1 plebiscite on the Greek monarchy ti m has been fixed for Oct. 27. Reuter Wireless
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    ABYSSINIA IS READY TO MOBILISE
    59 1 ABYSSINIA IS READY TO MOBILISE Emperor's Signature Awaited Addis Ababa, Sept. Jt>. A decree ordering general mobilisation and the proclamation of martial law throughout Ethiopia has been prepared. It awaits the Emperor's signature. It will be immediately signed it, as is i eared here, Italy rejects the recommendations of the
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    AT GENEVA
    32 1 Smaller nations continue to rally to the support of the League Covenant. Yesterday Mr. Dc Valera delivered a striking address pledging the Irish Free Stare to honour its obligations.— Reuter
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    ITALY ALARMED
    173 1 Comment On Movements Of Rritish Navy Uomc. Sept. Id. IWHILE Italian warships are engaged In exercises In the vicinity of Malta, a cry of .llarm has been raised m Italy •over the alleged British naval prepara- tions m the Mediterranean. The newspaper Azione Coloniale, •v/hich is often the
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    89 1 ihum«.s< ankse DEFENCES Athens, Sept. Hi. Very groat military and naval activity is proceeding In the Dodescanese Islands, where Italy is transporting troops, stores and aircraft. Destroyers are at present patrolling a i)d surveying the sea between the islands of Patriot, Lerus. Cos and C&lymnaa Heavy coastal guns have been
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    DUTCH BANK GUILDER
    80 1 DUTCH BANK GUILDER London. Sept. 1(>. TODAYS increase m the Netherlands bank rate is a further proof of the determination of the (olijn Government to maintain its l< yalty to the present gold parity. This was not an unexpected step m view of the recent weakness of the guilder, and
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    RATE RAISED: HARDENS
    45 1 York have been arranged the new drain constitutes no serious danger to the gold resources of the Netherlands Bank whose ratio of gold m sight to liabilities is still around 70 per cent. against the legal minimum of 40 per cent. Reuter
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    A berdonians Are Generous!
    197 1 A berdon ians Are Generous Sir Thomas Beecham Praises Them At The Expense Of Brighton London, Sept. 16. 44¥ HAVE put my stick through three windows of the dressing rooms. Before I go I intend to put it through the rest." declared Sir Thomas Beecham, the well-known conductor, m a
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    RUBBER QUOTA CHANGES ?
    73 1 RUBBER QUOTA CHANGES (1-rom Our Own Correspondent) London. Sept. 16. Mr. F. J. Tompsett. chairman oi the Rubber Shareholders' Association, declares he has been m close touch with the chairman of the International Rubber Regulation Committee chairman. He believes a readjustment of Malayan and Netherlands E.ist Indies quotas m favour
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 Simla, Sept. lti. The \vsrml>l\ by »i» vote* to 57 refused leave to the Home Member Utd&y to r« in (r< klih the Criminal ImIU \iitikliii* tit Rill- Reuter
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    30 1 •From Our Own Correspondent t Ipoh, sr p t 16. The death <m iurr«d suddeiih today or Raja \bdul Rahman Ibni Sultan \hflnii.ih. younger bnithrr ol the Lite Sir < 'hiil.in
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      84 1 I BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness md fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. CaL'T MALAYA't PREMIER HOTEL J TONIGHT SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. DANCE (formal) 9.45 to midnight r^/eVc THE ARISTOCRATS OF RHYTHM CORNELIA KIRDALL SPECIALISTS OF THE LATEST STYLE OF MODERN NOVELTY, ACROBATIC
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      205 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA ADELPHI HOTEL k SPECIAL DINNER CaNCERT B V RELLER'S BAND AND AFTER DINNER PINNER $3.00 NO AFTER DINNER ADM. CHARGE IMFASF NOTE: KHIKKS BAND BEING ENGAGKO lo PLAI lilt SWIMMING CLUB. THERE will not Hh nil i si M
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  • OBITUARY
    • Obituary
      MR. HENRY C. DE SOUZA
      591 2 A YOUNG member of a very well- 1 known Eurasian family passed away early yesterday morning at No. 24. East Coast Road, Singapore. The deceased, Mr. Henry Cletus ~de Souza, 28 years of age. was a son of the late Mr. Jocelyn de Souza of
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      MRS. ALICE E. GOOD
      475 2 TTHE death took place at the General Hospital, Singapore on Sunday night of Mrs. Alice Ellen Good, wife of Cpl. Good of the Royal Air Force Station, Singapore. Mrs. Good had been in failing health for the past seven months. Much sympathy will be felt with
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    Law Notices For The Day
    111 2 Before Mr. Justice a'Beokett Terrell m the 2nd Court at 11 a.m S. 191 34 Tan Kong vs. Lim Chin Teck Before Mr. .lutice Gordon-Smith m the Ist Court at 11 a.m. Assizes No. 4— Rex. vs 1. Tang Ah Mong. 2. Lim Ah Gong.
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    WELL-KNOWN JOCKEY WEDS IN SINGAPORE
    157 2 WELL-KNOWN JOCKEY WEDS IN SINGAPORE JOCKEYS and trainers attended St Andrew's Cathedral yesterday afternoon when Mr. Edmund H. Dawson. the well-known Malayan jockey, was married to Miss Edna May Shields, who recently arrived, from Australia Walking, up the aisle leaning on UK arm of Mr F. C. Mayo, the bride
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    23 2 -CASINO DE PARIS" First Nationals latest musical spectacle, opens at the Capitol today with Al Jolson and his wife. Ruby Keeler (above) co-starring.
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      256 2 Hcb Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Tour sktn has nearly 50 million tiny seams or pores where tiny germs or parasites can hide and cause your skin to Itch, Crack, Peel, Burn, also Eczema, Dhoby Itch, Ringworm, Pimples, Acne, Crotch-Itch, ami Singapore Foot. Don't waste time with ordinary methods. You
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      165 2 Diary Of The Week TUESDAY, SEPT. 17 High Water 1.33 a.m. 9.8 it.. 1.22 p.m. 9.7 ft. Football: S.A.F.A. Cup, Wiltshires P vs. MPH, Anson Road Stadium. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18. High Watei 2 20 a.m. 9.1 it.. 1.56 p.m. 9.4 ft. Football S.A.F.A. Cup Re-play. R.A. vs. Wiltshires II, Anson
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      234 2 Today 's Radio Programmes B.B.C— GSG and GSF Wavelengths 10.86 and 19.82 metres I 6.20 Big Ben. The BBC. Northern Orchestra 6.50 "Notes and Nauticalities." A light maritime medley. Greenwich time signal at 7.20 p.m 7.35 Light programme. 8.20 The news. 8.35 The Birmingham Theatre Royal Orchestra. 9.05 Close down.
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    THE MARTIN JOHNSONS IN SINGAPORE
    620 3 Plans For Their Next Film SEARCH FOR LOVELY GIRL TO PLAY LEAD 'TWO weeks m Singapore and then 12 months among the "wild men" and wilder animals of the interior of Borneo. Those are the plans of three cinematograph explorers two men and a woman
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    Girl Killed Henelf By Slimming
    105 3 Girl Killed Henelf By Slimming HORROR OF GETTING j t o o-iri who slimmed TliE story ot a gi^ l wllu r to such an extent that ev^n-, tuauy she was unable to eat ord.^ nary food, was told at f P Sn A rad. W.l-; '"SSI Amy ducas. the
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    33 3 Arri lr om NX. r ov SSEMffISSS. Mr. 8ar,,,, Europe by K.LM.Lift tor ii Saturday: Dr. ia n Pt SmeMas.so, Madame Pu■"Sfft. N.E.I. by K.LM -Plane. Kw.,k. Monday. Mr. Speneor.
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    LICENSING JUSTICES' SESSION
    325 3 First-Class Licence For Cafe Wien /"\pposition to the Cafe Wien, ta Orchard Road, being granted a Aist-claai liciuor licence, was made by Mr. Herbert A. IfcKnlght, the proprietor Of the California Sandwiche Shoppe. m Orchard Road, at the session of the Board ol Licensing Justices, held yesterday.
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    93 3 Two Accused Believed Members Of Ctaim Believed to be memberi <»i i w*m ()1 thieves, a Malay. Sibu bill M:«ty:i. and Javan< se, Bameen Mn Korowltojo, appeared yesterday before the third magistrate alleged t<> haTe stoani 11 U untaln j>mis and tout pendla. valued i to' il r.l
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    HAD LUMBAGO FOR SIX YEARS
    166 3 Spent A Small Fortune Seeking A Cure i- man lumb tune on i i loua i realm* Kiuschen Baltf be i 1 1 > Hi s l- i.n ;"u!. n U 'I- "F<>r I ..!>■•;. m lumb ixo •■•.<! i lan I i. <*p< nt
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      63 3 //^^SSiaF comfort —safety power. N araft vent iution s>ncr n 7 h s ran ri"ir t 'ro,'"iuKi»'» *■>'.'. 1> >'' fast-r ,ccd«^-~ POW ce ce r r f m^ cc l a he nd M tff r efv D E o f^ri^T fU^. wVinVil". y o r.. *c. P «hi.
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  • WOMEN'S INTERESTS
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      GRACEFUL EVENING MODES
      681 4 White and Pearly Grey Satin U/HITE and pearly grey satin i being featured m the gracefu evening modes of the moment writes a correspondent. The new est make of satin is thick am gleaming, the ideal material for th> moulded line, and gowns show th* fish train.
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      TIDE MARKS
      119 4 A bath which has developed a "tide mark," should be subjected to special treatment, as, if correctly treated, all trace of the mark can be removed. Dilute a tablespoonful of paraffin m a little hot water and rub briskly The bath will come up white and gleaming after
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      With Rose Patterson On The Continent
      1017 4 Zones Of Silence In Paris Paris. TT LOOKS as though Paris will be the pioneer city to establish little zones of silence, as havens ol refuge m the storm of noise about which the great capitals of the world are complaining. The proposal has
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      IDEAS IN THE FOOD LINE FOR YOU
      288 4 A New Way To Serve Asparagus A SAVOURY and unusual way ot serving asparagus is to roll the tips (about 4 m. long* m a cheese-straw j mixture rolled very thin and cut into lengths about 5 m. by 2 m. The tips
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      APRICOT PASTILLES
      138 4 Apricot pastilles are nourishing and refreshing m hot weather and are easily made. Make one pound of apricot puree by passing tinned apricots through a hair sieve, put it with three-quarters of a pound of granulated sugar into a pan and boil together till the mixture thickens. Test
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      43 4 The Raja Bendahara of Perak and his wife the Raja Puan Kechil of Perak 'have issued invitations for a tea-party at the Istana Ulu. Bukit Chandan. Kuala Kangsar. on Sunday. Sept 22. m honour ct the "berkhalian" ceremony of their son. Raja Ikramshah.
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      HONEY PUDDING
      88 4 Mix an cunce oi teacupful Dl milk then b..u smooth. Mix hU vltti breadcrumb, and I Quarter of ran hone: Add the grit lrmon aid ball tc 0 i>pk-e. Beat IB tablespoon ul of msli d but well. :hcn light l3 I 1i m It* the eggs WhUk
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      CHINTZ FOR GOWNS
      49 4 Glazed chintz. OQOC reserved ior cur tains, is making chic evening fOVBI thll summer. It is always printed ami tUI a high shiny finish One frock oi blue and white flowered glazed chinU is designed on very long slender making the Hgure almost stern! k silhouette
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      93 4 «I^^^| B A J L^~ fr* < I A 1 IK t m 1 Poor Dorothy! How envious When Im n v should be Washed daily to •et, at the same time h«« S h< ">» am a: ed .t it, quick, easy SpiratlOn. They Will bequitc her, m rag,
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    71 5 n. c_ IK M-to T^ k THE ROYAL MAUSOLEUM, JOHORE BAHRt THE MOSQUE, J CHORE BAHRU. THE ISTANA BESAR. JOHORE BAHRU. ISTANA BESAR GARDENS, JOHORE BAHRI fohore Bahni Their Highnesses the Sultan and Sultanah taking tea with a number of leading officials A HAPPY GROUP taken at the Istana Besar,
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    DOCTOR STABBED IN STOMACH
    271 6 DOCTOR STABBED IN STOMACH "I Will Die In Your Presence" STORY OF A PRESCRIPTION THAT WOULD NOT WORK Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 14. THE preliminary inquiry was begun yesterday before Mr. F. K. Wilson, the first magistrate, m which a Chinese, Teng Fatt, is charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to
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    MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE
    156 6 Action taken at a meeting of committee No. 3 held on Sept. 10. Agreed to serve notices under Section 101 of Ordinance No. 135 < Municipal > tor metalling and draining Lorong 26. Geylang. to its existing width. Accepted the most suitable tender, that of K. V. Nathan,
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    NEARLY 600 CLOCKS
    89 6 The Collection On The Queen Mary When the Queen Mary comes into enrlee she will have on board 596 •locks, the largest marine clock installaion m the world, states the July issue )i the Horological Journal. The whole system will be controlled rom the chart-house, and will
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    21 6 Mr. C. E. Wurtzburg will address the Singapore Rotary C«ub tomorrow on Some Singapore Streets And The J eople They Commemorate."
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    MIGHTS OF AWFUL STOMACH PAIN.
    202 6 MIGHTS OF AWFUL STOMACH PAIN. t>Vhat a relief to be able to eat and ep normally after years of stomach rouble which caused nights of unbearble pain. N No wonder Mr. T- says he was OTtunate when he tried Maclean Brand itomach Powder. "Being a sufferer from stomach rouble for
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    IPOH GOES GAY
    436 6 Cabaret Hall On New World Lines MODERNISTIC EFFECTS Ipolt. Sept. U. r\NE ol the most up-to-date cabaret 1 dance halls and restaurants is shortly to bo opened at the Jubilee' Park t and will be under European manage- ment. Since Mr. Runme Shaw, who is the proprietor
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    INTERIM RELIEF FUND
    176 6 Third List Of Subscriptions And Donations The third list of subscriptions and I donations to the Rotary Club interim Relief Fund is as follows Already acknowledged $834 per month j Monthly subscriptions promised for cne year. Messrs. Aitken and Ong Siang m Eastern United Assurance Corporation 20
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    Seremban's Flying Gymkhana
    395 6 AEROBATICS AND JOY-RIDES Seremban, Sept. 15. YESTERDAY Seremban residents became air-minded, when, as a result ot the enterprise of the Negri Sembilan branch of the Automobile Association of Malaya the first flying and motor gymkhana was held at Rasak village. Aeroplanes circled and re-circled over Seremban town
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    ELECTRIC LIGHT FAILS
    149 6 Many Houses Plunged Into Darkness Houses on the east side of Balestier Road, Singapore, including those along the lanes and by-roads, were plunged into darkness on Sunday night. Residents report that there was a total failure of electric current at 7.15 p.m. yesterday. Houses on the town
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    31 6 ALL SOUTHEND, Essex, went en fete when the Carnival Procession, the high-light of Carnival Week, passed through the streets. The Carnival Queen. Miss Katherine Jacobs, is shown waving to the crowd.
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    HIS 27 PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS
    188 6 Detective Stabbed Seremban. IN the local police court on Monday last an. English-speaking Chinese named Puah Bah Chee was produced on three charges, namely riding on the F.M.S Railway from Tampin to Seremban without a ticket i2> being m possession of a felt hat reasonably suspected
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    45 6 Mr N. W. Mallet has been appointed an Assistant Controller of Rubber for Kedah. The Resident of Selangor has approved the appointment of Mr. Yong Shook Lin. J.P., M.S.C.. to be a member of the Chinese Advisory Board. Selangor. with effect from Aug. 20. 1935
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    COOLIE FOUND GUILTY OF ENTICEMENT
    259 6 Wife Instead Of Cash Plea TOOK MEALS TOGETHER FOR SIX MONTHS PRIOR TO ELOPEMENT KUiu. Srp? rAT tin- complainant asked hir:. take his Vtff M he 'compl v:. was unable to pay back moin-\ him was the plea put forward by Muthusamy. a cooli<> m
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    BANKRUPT
    621 6 Ipoh Chettiar's Misfortunes $500,000 LIABILITIES Ipoh. Sept. 14 rE position of the well-known Chet- Uar moneylending firm of M.M.T. T.K. of Belfleld Street. Ipoh. was disclosed m the Perak Bankruptcy Court this morning, when Muthupalanlappa I Chettiar. a partner oi the business, who iwas adjudicated a bankrupt on June
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    SNATCH THIEF
    76 6 A 'snatch thief named Lou V Yuen was sent to thret months nco rous imprisonment by the third trate. yesterday. A ycung girl. Li Moi Kia. WU ing llong South Bridge Road Th< cused sppvOMhed her irom belli no snatched Oil her gold looket and iMf «which were
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    49 6 Mr E. D Kibble. State El Paining, is now on a tarewell visit the Cameron Highlands prior to I ment on prnsion. Mr and Mr> Kibb'. will probably settle down m H hamshire. Mr Kibble will be nico by Mr. A. V Oibbinii- .r pm KQI Bt Engineer. Perak
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    Government House
    23 7 Monday, S*pt. l», In UM Aftemooo Lady Thomas at tci.-ied thr Wngapore Polo Club tournament and afi n avmaltd Urn prizes.
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    Hitler Reviews European Affairs
    726 7 Bitter Attack On Lithuania Over The Memel Territory Nuremberg, Sept. 15. THE temporary Reichstag building was profusely decorated for Hitler's declaration with thousands of red and white carnations, gladioli, '> ferns and shrubs. The chairs were 1 covered with red plush whilst the' wooden tribunes and
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      459 7 vrtnuwu TONIGHT -a^ PJ| If ■> J&l* A SINCER E, COMPELLING HH^M^g^^. 1 V I L I O N -Jm M^kk. m& STORY of domestic I A NOTABLE CAST 1 HAT S A GUARANTEE 1^ OF FINE ACTING IN A GREAT PICTURE OF INTENSE INTEREST TO BOTH SEXES. A GREAT
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    The Singapodre Free Press TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1935 His Highness The Sultan Of Johore
    765 8 The Singapodre Free Press TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1935 His Highness The Sultan Of Johore TODAY His Highness the Sultan of I Johore celebrated his 62nd .birthday and the 40th year of his reign and it is fitting that such a happy combination should be the subject of rejoicing not only
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    DAY TO DAY
    459 8 Dr. G. \V. L. Hoisington. of Klang, has lelt on a short holiday to Ceylon. Mr. P. MacLeod Baxter is now on Kamuning Estate. Sungei Siput. Perak Mr. S. T. Rees. manager, Sime, Darby and Co.. Ltd.. Ipoh, left for Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. The Hon. Raja
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    As I was Saying
    363 8 - History Of The Jew's Harp Drifting Bottles TOE reported shortage of tonguesetters for Jews* harps— the men who set the vibrating strip of metalhas revived the theory that this humble instrument was originally a "jaw s harp (When being played it is held between the jaws*
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    June-Teenth
    1383 8 rVEN though times were bad. Hub- bertsville negroes had for months been planning their new clothes to wear on June Nineteenth, the day South Texas marks the emancipation of si ivcs Turning-out Day or June-teenth they all called it. Each of the four women m the negro family on
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      42 8 ASKED THE MAN, "Do you prefer conceited men to others Asked the lady, "What others?" No one should be too conceited to examine the terms and conditions of GAFLAC POLICIES. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6486.
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    NOT GUILTY BY REASON OF INSANITY
    742 9 Strange Case Concluded In Singapore Assize Court CHINESE WAS A VICTIM OF HALLUCINATIONS yesurday, before Mr Justice Knrtll In the Assize Courl JT2L 1 «^h a^t/e-^r a iue jury iouna mat he had comeulpable homicide not imounting to murder but was not guilty by
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    LATEST CLASSIFICATIONS
    189 9 The following is the latest S.R.A. classification of horses and ponies. Horses TRANSFERS From Class 2to Class 1. Bill Of The Play. Clever Alec. Miltondale. From Class 1 to Class 2.— Happy New Year. High Degree. Nahgoo. Sailor Bill. From Class 2 to Class 3.— Berith. King of
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    ANDREW CURRIE CUP
    118 9 The following are the results of the first round for the Andrew Currie Cup women's golf championship of Singapore played at Bukit Timah yesterday Mrs. J. D. Laing beat Mrs. S. N. Kelley 1 up. Mrs. C. M. Wise beat Mrs. J. Huggins 3 and 2. Miss
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    102 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices (From Our Own Correspondent* RUBBER: London, Sept. 16. Spot (Sellers) 5%d. JW*) (Buyers) 5 5;16d. <s%d> Oct-Dec 5%d. «5 15 32d> Jan-March 5 17'32d. (5 19 32d.) ipriWune 521 32d <5 23 32d> Market:— Steady. New York, Sept. 16. September 11.06 bid <l{2o*>lch
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    41 9 Tllfc GOLDEN GRAIN, a motor coasting vessel of 100 tons was badlv damask in collision with another motor vessel, th« Aquiety, off ShoeDuryness and was towed ashore by the latter ship with a hole in her side and her windlass smashed.
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    ITALIAN SQUADRON
    9 9 ABYSSINIA East African Command To Hi^h Commissioner
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    TROOP MOVEMENTS
    56 9 Rome, Sept. 15. The shipment of Italian troops to East Africa is being accelerated. Over 3.500 sailed from Genoa on Sept. II and 6 000 left Naplei on Sept. 12 m three troopship. -R uter Wireless. Marseilles, Sept. Hi. A detachment of French colonial troops numb' lint; 170
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    TURNING POINT
    409 9 European Comment On Sir S. Hoare's Speech Paris, Sept. 11. Sir Bamuel Hoare'i speech is regarded here as the turning point m the history of the League and while taking a strong line has avoided antagonising Mussolini by direct reference to the Abyssinian dispute. Apart from Sir Samuel's
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    72 9 Rome. Scpi. Wi. A royal decree announces that the .naval squadron of East Africa has been placed under the command of General De Bono. High Commssioner m East Africa, m the event of "special contingencies ol a colonial character or hostilities oi any kind." General rie Bono's headquarters nre I
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    ENFORCING PEACE PACT
    90 9 Senator Pope's Proposal For International Conference Geneva, Sept. 16. With the view of preventing war m Abyssinia. Senator Pope of Idaho has cabled to the Secretary of State. Mr. ;Cordell Hull, suggesting the convening of an International conference of the signatories of the Kellogg Pact. Although the
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    "SHAMELESS RAPINE"
    153 9 Lloyd George Asks For British Unity To Check Ita!y London. Sipt. Mr. Lloyd George, speaking at Ply- mouth, said that it was quit dsaf that IfnasoUnJ waa not open t> any arguments, and it appeared that be was not open to oilers ot reasonable economic coneeaakMia which might
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    U.S. NEUTRALITY
    93 9 President Endorses Appeal By' Mr. Cordell Hull New York, Sept. 16. President Roosevelt has announced his thorough endorsement of Mr. Cordell Hull's appeal to Italy and Abyssinia to adhere to promises under the Kellogg Pact and not resort to war. The President expresei concern at the situation and,
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    WAR EXCUSE GONE
    153 9 Emperor On Arbitration Decision Addis Ababa, Sept. IG. The hope that the Abyssinian New Year Just begun would bring the peace jsa ardently desired and indispensable to them, now that the arbitrators had 'found that neither Italy nor Abyssinia cruld be held responsible ior the WalWal incident,
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      43 9 The Eastern Extension Telegraph Co. announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London yesterday were as follows Telegrams handed m up to 5 p.m. 0 minutes 5.30 p.m. 7 minutes 6 p.m. 10 mimitos 6.30 p.m. 7 minutes.
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      998 10 MONDAY, SEPT. 16, 1935 MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin (4s) 4s 4s 6d Asam Kumbang 32s 6d 33s 6d c.ci. Austral Malay 59s 60s x.d. Ayer Hitam TUi (ss) 13s 13s 9d c.d Ayer Weng ($1) 1.77» 2 1.85 Bangrin Tin 20s 6s 21s Batu Selangor ($1)
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      82 10 Singapore Produce Prices Sept. 16 Buyers Sellers Gambier 5.50 Java Cube 9.50 Hamburg Cube 9.75 Muntok White Pepper 17.25 Copra. Sundried 3.85 Copra, mixed 3.40 Small Flake Tapioca R.B. Siam No. 1 per koyan 105 Banja Jelotong Sarawak Jelotong R. <Siam> W. C. No. 1 per koyan 136 Rice. Saigon
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      98 10 Sept. 16 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 Shell Motor Spirit m 4gallon drums per British Imperial
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      208 10 Sep«. 12 13 14. American Can. Com. 1430 144 144 American Telephone and Telegraph 144» 4 141 141i 2 Atcheson Railroad 52» 4 51 5 8 51»/2 Chesapeak 46 3 8 46*2 46 Dupont 124» 2 124 3 4 124 Firestone 15» 8 15 3 8 15>2 General
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      GERMAN RECOVERY
      51 10 Berlin, Sept. 16. Germany is now m a position to consolidate her floating debts because advance toward economic recovery makes it possible to accumulate new savings declares Dr Schacht m a statement. He added that this was the reason for floating a one milliard marks Reich loan. Reuter
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      BRUNEI UNITED DECLARES 2½ PER CENT. DIVIDEND
      1197 10 First Since 1929 •THE annual general meeting oi Brunei United Plantations, Ltd.. was :held yesterday at the registered offices ■of the company, French Bank Building. Singapore. Mr. Lee Chim Tuan. the chairman, presiding. Moving the adoption of the report and accounts for the
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      MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
      189 10 Domestic production, as represented by exoorts from p P H C rof.H i UnfederateTSaTayltat^art^o^XS 6^ Malay State Singapore, Sept. 9, tig" f Statlstl "SPSTIS* Federated Malay States Tons "Jons Unfederated Malay States: 56 3<506 Johore Kedah o Perils Nil Trengganu Straits Settlements 44 132 4 Malaya L__
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      93 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Sept. 16. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I. X. R.S.S. m cases (F. 0.8. September* 18V 2 18 3 4 Good F.A.Q. m cases FOB. September) 18» 4 18.. No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spotloose) < awardable Singapore) 18> 2 18 3 4 September 18 5 /8
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      227 10 Sept. 16 SELLING London 4 months* sight 2 4 1 16 London 3 months' sight 2 4 1 32 London 60 days' sight 2 4 London 30 days' sight 2 3 3132 London demand 2 3 15 16 London T.T. 2 3 15 16 Lyons and Paris, demand
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      27 10 Mr. H. McCutcheon has been appointed acting manager of Labu Estate. Mr Burgess has gone home and will not be returning to Malaya, says the Malay Mall.
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      MARKET Price LIST
      294 10 MARKET Price LIST Sincaporr s ep MEAT Beef steak Beef stew or curry Fillet steak Mutton, Australian Pork, lean Pork, lean and fat •Ist quality POULTRI Capons (locally reared Ducks Fowls Hens (locally reared, t Pigeons, domestic. n« Pigeons, domestic 6 unfledged Duck, fresh Fowl, fresh Duck, preserved fish, nm
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      IRISH WHISKY
      90 10 Conference On Trade With America |>übl.M A conference is stated to !>. between certain Irish whisky and American importers with the development of the trad* both countries. Hopes are entertained by Iri>f tillers of an increased trade dunr latter part of this year with the Uni States. The
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    JAPANESE PROTEST
    110 11 New Chinese Shipping Regulations Tokio, Aug. 25. men! ot protest against the regulations to be enforced by miese Government on Sept. 26 has "irted by about 500 Japanese mployed on Chinese vessels the Ministries of Foreign md Communications here. new rules prohibit the employ- officers v. ho do
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    FISHING BOATS SEIZED
    71 11 'aken By Mexicans Off Lower < 'alifornia Coast San Pedro, Cal., Aug. 17. s of a nshing company here j I revealed that they had receivra/iio announcing the capture of 1 of their fishing boats by a Mcxi- j gunboat otT the coast of Lower rate >orta
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    COMEDY VETERANS Slapstick
    617 11  - COMEDY VETERANS Slapstick MOLLIE MERRICK Hollywood In Person BY acquaintance isn't forgot a* t\ m Hollywood as you'd or m the minds of the public either. tin best examples of old-time .staging a comeback was seen stone Hotel" was previewed This, m case you haven't two-reeler featuring all the i
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    BANGKOK PORT
    223 11 Norway Leads With Britain Next According to the latest report by the Department of Overseas Trade on Economic conditions m Siam. Norwegian shipping continues to hold first place for the port of Bangkok, but United Kingdom shipping is very close behind m respect of tonnage, percentages of total
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    34 11 Mr Evan Guest. Senior Agricultural Adviser to Imperial Chemical Industries < Malaya) Ltd.. was married at Penang on Tuesday, Sept. 10, to Dr. Columba Heathcote. daughter of Dr. Joseph O'Carroll. of Lynwood. Dundrum. Co. Dublin.
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    633 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player And Greatest Curd Analyst SINGLETON BAD FOR NOTRUMP yjyiTH only a singleton of the suit bid by partner, it is sometimes very difficult to play the hand at three not rump. As a rule, expert players try to avoid a notrump
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    Statistics Office Library Notice
    371 11 TPHE folowing publications were issued or received by the Department of Statistics. S.S. and F.M.S.. during the 'period Sept. 7 to 13. 1935. inclusive, and are available for public use m the Reference Library. Fullerton Building, Singapore. Applications may be made by members oi the public
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    Romance Banned By Parents Triumphs After 40 Years
    235 11 London. Sept. 3. Ii^ISS Mary Anne Hoy. aged sixtyi*** seven, and Mr. Philip Jay. aged sixty-three, stood arm m arm outside St. Mary's Church here today and smiled through a shower of confetti They had just been married alto- forty years' delay.
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    JAVA FREIGHT WAR
    238 11 New Japanese Firm Ready To Compete Tokio. Auk. 24. Finis was written yesterday afternoon to the short but bitter dispute which delayed the inauguration of the Nanyo Kaiun Klsen Kaisha. sponsored by the Government, to compete with the Java-Ciiina-Japan Lijn. when representatives of four shipping concerns involved
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    31 11 A» the next meetintj of the Sercmban Rotary Club at the resthous< on Thursday. Sept. 19. Mr. G J Ford will speak on "Directional wireless and some wartime wanderings connected therewith
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    NOTICES TO MARINERS
    169 12 The existing light-vessel at a distance of 9.3 miles 208 degrees from Pulo R'mau lighthouses Lat. 5 deg 06 m N long. 100 deg. 12 m. E. (approx), will be withdrawn and replaced by a new light-float exhibiting a quick flashing white light every six seconds as
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    31 12 The M.M. mail vessel D'Artagnan is expected to arrive here toda- at 7 am from Saigon and will «Jl"at 3 pm for Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles. Berth S.H.B. wharve"
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    539 12 BRITAIN'S SUPER LINER WILL NOT VIBRATE Lord Inverclyde Explains Elimination Of Noise LORD INVERCLYDE, a great -grandson of one of the founders of the Cunard Co., Sir George Burns, revealed many new and interesting details associated with the building of the Cunard White Star liner Queen Mary,
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    DEATH FOR LEAVING HIS BLAZING SHIP
    129 12 DEATH FOR LEAVING HIS BLAZING SHIP Soviet Captain Sentenced OECAUSE he left his burning ship before other members oi the crew. Captain Krevonosov. skipper of the Russian vessel. Soviet Azer-baijan. has been sentenced to death Sixteen others, some of the officers and crew of the ship, and other employees of
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    H.M.S. SUFFOLK
    144 12 To Be Completely J Reconditioned Pending other r,aval work, it will be noted with interest that H.M.S cruiser Suffolk, which has Just returned home from Chinese waters, is to undergo complete reconditioning, including new decks, states the Manchester Journal of Shipping and Commerce. It is stated thut the
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    32 12 The P. and O Soudan has left Hong Kong and is expected to arrive at this port at 5 pm. tomorrow. She will proceed alongside the Singapore Harbour Board's Wharf on arrival.
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    94 12 Ships alongside the or expected Main Wharf Entrain r Talang Akar. M 16; Deucalion H Kedah 9; Kutsnn. Empire Dock (Entrant Glaums 30: Sih Khios 36; DarvH Empire Dock (Entrn Benwyvis 48 West Wharf (Km ran. Rasa 4; Larut 2 Section 10 (Entrant <. Genoa Maru So X
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    THRILLING POLO FINAL FOR MACDOUGALL CUP
    596 15 "Übiques" Fine Win Over Golden Horns" MAJOR GEN. LEWIN REGRETS LACK OF UP-COUNTRY SUPPORT rill, polo tournament held under the auspices of the Malayan 1 Polo Association concluded yesterday with the final for the MacDoupall Cup between the Ibique and the Golden Horns. (ring
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    22 15 The Kaioiiß Golf Club September ily medal, played on Sunday, was m by G. H. Davis with a nett score >t 62
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    GIRLS SPORTS CLUB DISPLAY
    339 15 Exhibition Of Net Ball At Malacca From Our Own Correspondent > Malacca, Sept. 7. The Hon. Mr. G. W. Bryant attended a net ball display given by the Girls' Sports Club on Friday. Among others present were Mr. H. P. Clarke. Secre tary. Municipal Commissioners, and
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    31 15 THE BOYS* GOLF INTERNATIONAL between England and Scotland was played at. Balgownie. Aberdeen. A picture of H. E. Walker, Strathallun (the Scottish captain) driving off at the Vlth m the singles.
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    AFTER FOUR YEARS
    35 15 tFrom Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Sept. is. The Europeans, after a lapse of nearly four years, have fielded a hockey "r/thlfopenYng' match yesterday. Jy defeatecTthe !n»on Crocs by thre, goals to two.
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    Johnson Has To Go All Out To Retain His Unbeaten Record
    659 15 Johnson Has To Go All Out To Retain His Unbeaten Record FERNANDEZ ADOPTS WRONG 1 Ai-s 1 lvsO (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 15. THE local lightweight. Young Johnson, last evening tame very near to losing his record of never having been beaten before his own friends. He
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    America Likes British Rugby
    372 15 "CATCHING ON LIKE WILD-FIRE London. YOU cant stop a Welshman playing Rugby football. Years ago a young man. Enoch Mitchell, migrated from Pontypool to Chicago and he had to play Rugby. To do so he had to start B club, und this he did m 1930.
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    16 15 THE FINISH of the fourth race at Bukit Timah .on Saturday. Miltondale won to pay SH3.
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    PROFIT OF £7,768
    107 15 West Bromwich Albion's Good Season Interesting is the balance-sheet of West Bromwich Albion, last season's Cud Finals, who made a clear profit of €7.768. This after a deduction of 20 per cent, for depreciation, which amounted to more than £1.271. Assets today total £28.495 12s. 2d. Players.'
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    107 15 The following are invited to play hockey for the V.M.C.A. II against the V.M.C.A. Juniors today on the Anson Road ground at 5.10 p.m.:— M. S. Menon. E. Brown. E. K. Yzelman. Voo; Fook Kun. P. C. Sands, K. Cumarasamy. S. S Pakianathan. C. Crocker, j Namazie, R.
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    WEAK ALL BLUES TEAM BEATEN BY N. JOHORE
    239 15 WEAK ALL BLUES TEAM BEATEN BY N. JOHORE (From Our Own Correspond*. nt.) Sereniban. Sept. l.">. •"THERE was a larse attendance of Europeans at (ienuaiiß yesterday when after a lapse of five years th«* North Johore Rugby Football Club, played their first rugger matc-h against the Negri Sembilan All Blues.
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    MALACCA HOCKEY
    184 15 Association Office-Hearers Elected 'From Our Own Correspondent* Malacca. Sept. 14. The annual general meeting of the j Malacca Hockey Association was held n Tuesday. Sept 10. at 6.'.i0 p.m. at;, the club premises of St Francis" Association. Koon Cheng Road Mr. P. G Pamadasa. the President, was m
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    50 15 The Anglo-Chinese School will hold their annual swimming carnival on Saturday from 4 to 6 p.m. m the V.M.C.A. Pool (kindly lent for the occasion) at Fort Canning. Heats for the Old Boys' 120 yards free style handicap will be swum off on the same day at 4 30 p.m.
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    Sutcliffe Heads Batting List
    769 15 LATEST HOME CRICKET AVERAGES •yHE following are the lateM Home cricket averages Since these were published. Sutchtle and Rowan have brought their totals to the 2.000 mark 1 UUC. V Not II Inns Out Hut* 1 Ay Sutchtlc 42 3 1977 111 >o «9 R E.
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    U.S. POLO CRAMPIONSHIP
    111 15 Hurlin^ham lioaten In First Round Mradou brook. Sept IJ In th«* first round Of 4l Jl>i n ;>•>!'> championship, played hefl IFCltfffdiJ. HHuti t Hurlii.wh.m. r .ui'l Auror i >' '>ld W 11 U Tbt Vtaßtn MM 111 th«- M*mlfinal ■Mrllngluun played the American •ir own punc
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    Poor Finishing Responsible For S.C.C. Defeat
    850 16 Marines Fully Deserved 5—2 Victory ADAM QUITE OFF FORM Marine F.C 5 S.C.C 2. THE Cricket Club team was eliminated from the Singapore Cup competition by the Marine Ft 1 m the fir^t round tie played at the An son Road Stadium yesterday by
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    ENTRIES FOR SINGAPORE SKYE MEETING
    468 16 ENTRIES FOR SINGAPORE SKYE MEETING To Rt> Hold S.A.F.A. CUP SKCOND mu dc neia round On Friday And Saturday •T^HE following aX the entries for the Singapore Skye meeting to be held on Fiiday and Saturday. Sept 20 and 21: Horses, Class 4.— lst- run i l 2 furlongs; 2nd
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF
    253 16 Island Club Boat The Municipality Tin v.o\l match between the Muni- i ripality and Island Club, played at the Island Club on Sunday, resulted In a win lor the Island Club by 4 :< to 4. Individual results were as follows. Municipality players mentioned first. S. N. Kelly
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    Latest Cambridgeshire And Cesarewitch Betting
    137 16 London, Sept. 16. THE following is the latest betting for the Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire inn >?-, L Chrysle r offe^d, 14 to 1 taken; \nn °n 'Tommack offered. 15 to 1 taken; 100 to 7 Shining Cloud offered. 100 to 6 taken 20 to 1
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    17 16 BKSTI.OT winning the Gold Cup at Bukil Tiinah on Saturday from Kalili and (lahen (Free Press plioto).
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    194 16 I Frisco Did Not Beat Jack RESULT WAS A DRAW rpHK Fritco-Gubott i, )K 1 fi^lit on Saturdui n^ for the middleweight chaw, pionship of (he resulted m a draw decision wa> (fr** Frisco m error. This was the si noiincemont madt* h» Singapore Boxinu Board i
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    126 16 King Beat Warden S. <:. C. TOURNAMENT RESULTS THE following are the results at the S.C.C. tennis tournament ii< s played yesterday: A Class Singk* W X King <plus 3) Dt ai w .1 N Warden < owe 15 1 8 6. 6 3. A Class Ooubtes J. S. Nathan
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    38 16 Rurnos Aires. Sept. \H. Just Rlbai yesterday up i nev. world's record for the 20 miles, covering the distance m 1 hour 51 mm. 11 sec beating Crossland*i l hour 51 mm. 54 we established m lap-; Renter
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