The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 February 1936

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,787 KSTD. 1835. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1936 10 CENTS
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    EMPEROR'S EMERGENCY DECREE
    517 1 Troops To Safeguard Life And Property In Tokio MR. GOTO ACTING AS PREMIER Unofficial Reports Put Death Roll At 80 HAS FINANCE MINISTER SHARED PREMIERS FATE? Foreign Office Denial Of National Crisis T ATE la*t night an official communication was received 1- by the Japanese Consulate-General m
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    PREMIER SHOT DOWN WITH MACHINE-GUN
    492 1 PREMIER SHOT DOWN WITH MACHINE-GUN HOW COUP STARTED IN TOKIO Incendiarism And Rioting NEWS of the i .oup is still coming tli rough and is subject to confirmation due to the strict censorship m Japan but the earlier stages ol the story so far as they can be d together
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    PROMINENT COUP VICTIMS
    60 1 DEAD ADMIRAL OK AD A, Premier. COUNT BAITO, Keeper of the Privy Seal. MR. K. TAKAHASIII. Finance Minister (Since denied). GEN. AT ABE, Inspector General of Military A flairs. WOUNDED MR. OGI RI, Chief oi Metropolitan Police of Tokio. COUNT MAKINO, ex-Lord Privy Seal (later reported missing).
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    KILLED INSTANTLY
    44 1 Tokio, Feb. 27. The War Ministry announces that Admiral Okada. Count Saito and Gen. Watunabe were killed instantly. The offices of the Ashahi Shimbun, the leading daily, and noted for its liberal tendencies, was also attacked and damaged by the insurgents. Reuter.
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    STATE OF EMERGENCY
    99 1 Proclaimed By Commander Of Tokio Garrison Tokio, Feb. 27. Lisui. -Gen. Kashii. commander of the Tokio garrison, has issued an official i notice pointing out that a state of emergency is proclaimed m the districts under the jurisdiction of the First Division and he. under the orders
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    R.A.F. PLANES MAY TURN BACK
    65 1 Shanghai, Feb. 26. 'TWO of the three R.A.F. planes engaged on the goodwill flight to Japan arrived today m Shanghai from Namkivan. The third is still detained at Amoy. The R.A.F. m Singapore have received no information as to whether the flight may turn back.
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    REASON FOR THE REVOLT
    90 1 Tokio. Feb. 26. A WAR Office communique states: ''According to the pronouncement of the officers responsible for the uprising they were led to take this step for the purpose of defending and emancipating the nation by removing the sources of evil, Mi'h as the Elder Statesmen.
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    JAPANESE COUP IS GRAVE NEWS FOR CHINA
    404 1 JAPANESE COUP IS GRAVE NEWS FOR CHINA COUNTRY BETWEEN TWO FIRES Unprepared For Resistance THE Japanese military coup U grave news for China, according to Mr. Taiv? LtftOf Li. political associate, English secretary and spokesman for Mr. Wang Ching Wei the <vounded ChflMM ex-Premier Mr. TaiiK. who travelling to Europe
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      82 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. TONIGHT CHANGE OF PROGRAMME ORCHESTRAL CONCERT Q ajADUV 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. tVY CX Ifl AtlN I SPECIAL niNNER SONG DANCE PARODISTS artiiAL DINNbK ARMONT The DANCE (tor™.) EVY Wgw 9.45 to midnight Holland's well-known
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      11 1 There is no better T© than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    Dual Nationality
    1045 2 Letters To The Editor* MR. LAYCOCK'S LAST WORD ON TH> SUBJECT— ABUSIVE AND ANONYMOUS LETTERS— NOT ASKING ALL STRAITSBORN CHINESE TO RENOUNCE 1 NATIONALITY— REPLY TO OUR SANCTIONS LEADER-ITALIAN VICTORY THE "BEST POSSIBLE THING WELSH "SOCIETY OF CONSONANTS To The Editor, sir This correspondence on dua' nationality la
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    78 2 A Malay Mail London correspondent reports the death at the Zoo of Pongo, the orang utan. Pongo was bought for S3O m a public house m Singapore last year by a Zoo official, who took him back to England. For some time he shared a cage with a tree kangaroo,
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    Society Of Cymmrodorion
    263 2 To The Editor, Sir. May I add something to your excellent little note m Wednesday's issue m the "As I was Saying" column on the Welsh "Society of Consonants' The way you write the pronunciation of the word is not strictly accurate. You may take this from
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      329 2 NOTICES. NOTICE. Julian Israel. I have pleasure m intimating that Mr. L. R. Macphail has this day becom? associated with me m my business. and is fully authorised to transact business on my behalf. JULIAN ISRAEL. Feb. 24. 1936. FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. NOTICE. On and from Mar 1. 1936.
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      463 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Tenders. Tenders are new invited for th« forowing materials or services. Foi particulars, see Municipal Tenden Room. m Supply cf Reinforced Concrete Tubes for Sewage. (Deposit $100. > Date of Closing. 4 p.m. Wednesday. Mar 11. 1936. Supply and delivery of one Sane Blasting Plant
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      156 2 i Spillers Dog Foods Z l'nif>»r.n Quality. Purity and NutriiiTC value are unequalled THEY PROVIDE THE IDEAL FEED FOR EVERY AGE AND BREED AGENTS FOR MALAYA Wholesale and retail special rates for Kennel* The Federal Dispensary, Ltd. (Incorporated In the F.M.S.) Raffles Place, Singapore. HOARD RESIDENCE. SEA FRONT KATONG GRANGE—
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      75 2 Law Notices For The Day Before the Acting Chief Justice at 11 a.m. 1 Summons-in-Chambers m Suit No. 2535. At 11.45 a.m. m the Ist Court:— Special Case— Rex vs. G. A. Phillips. at 12 noon:- Magistrate's Appeals— 1 Rrx. vs. Ong Paik Kai. 2. Rex vs Cheng Ah Chicw.
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      134 2 Diary Of »The Day Cinemas ALIIAMBRA 'Fang and Claw." Frank Buck's animal film 6.15-9.15 p.m. CAPITOL "Broawday Bill" with Myrna Loy. 6.15-9.15 p.m. PAVILION "Here's to Romance." With Nino Martini, 6.15-9.15 p.m. ROW, KATONG 'Becky Sharp" with Mirian Hopkins 6.15—9.15 p.m. SERANGOON TALKIES "Poot Phar See" and "Mr. Wong's Secret."
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    DEATH SENTENCE ON CHINESE CONFIRMED
    1305 3 DEA TH SENTENCE ON CHINESE CONFIRMED Murderous Attack On Compatriot NINETEEN STAB WOUNDS nil'! Johore. Court of Appeal opened with full ceremonial yesterday. The presiding judges, Mr. Justice N. H. P. Whitley, Acting Chief Justice, and Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell, were ■et by Mr. J. B. Weiss, the Registrar, and
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    36 3 Mr. and Mrs H. H. Bell and Miss Bell have left Kuala Lumpur to join i the Gneisen'au. After a counle of I months m Majorca they will spend the rest of their leave m England.
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    MINDEROO AND THE CABLE SOLD
    246 3 Former Goes To Shipbreakers JAPANESE shipbreakers arc pre- paring to take delivery of the West Australian S.N. Co.'s steamer Minderoo which was stranded on a voyage from Fremantle to Siiißi--pore m September last year. The shipbreakers purchased fcer lust month aftep she had been abaml!)i
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    15 3 annual re-union dinner ol the Association will be ht'M or. Feb. 29. at 7.30 p.m
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    Asked To Resign From Club
    487 3 Asked To Resign From Club COLKT SEQUEL TO A RESOLUTION (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penans, Feb. 24. TN the Supreme Court this morning, Mr. Justice Gordon Smith began the hearing of a motion In which Mr. G. H. Joshi, a veterinary surgeon, is seeking an injunction against the United Indian
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    EUROPEAN MOTORIST FINED
    289 3 Car Went Down 15-Foot Embankment 17 C. BATH, Urn Singapore broker, who was fh.irr f. i.ht >; I B. C olman. lifth magistrate, uitli irhrtaf Mi Holland R«»;id so negligently as to he llkel> to caus< iujur> to other persons, was yesterday convicted and fined 171 ry«\TH
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    Family Which Was Short Of Money
    212 3 Family Which Was Short Of Money SO MOTHER DRANK POISON pICKED up urn bf a police oonstabh it Ulc the s.c.R.c. m Kew Bl Rotd on Feb. 19. a 30-yca' I :i woman, Koh Qucr X cl m hospital the same day from I comttai poisoning from caustic soda. At
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    36 3 T\\- is unnounced Cyril Hav-k- Ipoh. eld ■on of the I R I. G Edward Yovng, ol Brockles BE md Mri vmm I Ifarg daughter ot Mi and M Ci naeron, ol Alloway A- .d I
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    13 3 CHARGE WITHDR AWN Ifr N t:> M- H I dOf Ui- h drawn
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    12 3 Mr C .1 I m (ii.iti s.: pur bai mont til >lat«
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    4413 4 AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON London, Feb. 14. TMJRING the last three days the *J whole of Britain has been shivering with bitter cold, while the thermometer has been dropping lower and lower and the wind has been rising higher and higher. You can always rely on our weather to
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      35 4 AEROPLANE BRAND SWEETENED FULL mf WWWT CREAM UllJLllk i t~~ i l^^^ Acr oplane bra"" HEALTHY AND INVIGORATING. WELCOME IN EVERY HOME SOLE IMPORTERS: MITSUBISHI SHOJI KAISHA, LTD. UNION BUILDING, SINGAPORE. TEL. 5977 TO 5979.
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    107 5 THIS IS NOT MKF( Ml L\N( \STKK uh> v* d itefftpore audit tuts with her dam-ing a year .1 M ».<. M... Ins Mor«an practising the «ins> tfwuv l«»r tb« I fancy dress party. The resemblance bftwe«n the v.< uirK is vinkin. CRYING IN BROKEN FRENCH "Long live Croatia. Long
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      41 5 > i i I I a S4-V OOH^M HZR N^^ I 7m4t co*« f pom CO^O STORAGf/ I Vanilla Ice Cream, eomted < We can recommend some special friends l<> looked round for "stryneOnno d,jh i, m r IfMl ST^*A4t TEL. 53 78.
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      127 5 W»*mSff!^^ V^l JOtLY TIMES AT B^ADCACTna Mp U$E The AbSoc»aiTon d^ Pleasure Resorts flr-v -rt, ■■■■^■^■■■■i^^^Btemctih.s u>eek r cerTa;niy p.cked a v v censorship 4 microphone humour is nexu sT.ff ifiarpracT-cally fine time to d.scuss the point < "V >^x On V J oke le fr IS the 8.8 C.
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    KOREA'S PROGRESS UNDER JAPANESE RULE
    1056 6 KOREA 'S PROGRESS UNDER JAPANESE RULE Brigadier Lord's Rotary Address COUNTRY OF CULTURE BUT NO LEADERS I A FTER :i residence of 25 years m Korea, the peninsula jutting out from the north-east corner of Asia and providing, as it were, a bridge between Asia and the Japanese empire, Brigadier
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    BUSINESS PIONEER DEAD
    234 6 Mr. J. McClymont Of Seremban Seremban, Feb. 25. ANOTHER link with the early days of the F.M.S. is severed by i the death at Home, about ten days ago, at the age of 69, of Mr. James McClymont, who will still be remembered by many, particularly m
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    Deepening Of Bangkok Bar
    490 6 NOT TO BE PROCEEDED WITH Scheme Is Too Costly (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Feb. 24. TN the Assembly this week it be- came clear that the Government were not proceeding with the deepening of the Bangkok bar. This grandiose scheme was never popular and its
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    Foundry Strike Continues
    75 6 Ipoh. Feb. 25. THE Kinta foundry strikers, 1 numbering about a thousand, who were finally warned by the employers that they would be replaced if they did not resume work today, are still holding out. It was expected that the strike would fizzle out and that the
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    MALAYAN WEDDING IN LONDON
    438 6 fox fur, with hat and accessories to! tone. The best man was Mr. Jack Burkle and the six ushers were Messrs H A Bradfield, Owen Nicholls. Charles Sebire. Chris. Ebdon, Frank Hobbs and Douglas Fenton. The reception took p!ace at No 16 Bruton Street, W.I. The
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    WOMAN REJECTS HER HUSBAND
    477 6 Says She Was Forced Into Marriage LOVER FINED FOR ENTICEMENT Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 25. A MARRIED woman refused publicly, before the Kuala Lumpur magistrate yesterday to go back to her husband. This happened m a case m which Arumugam, the complainant, accused Suppiah of enticing away
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    ADMITTED CRIMINAL BREACH OF TRUSI
    114 6 Sentence Still Deferred On Chinese Kent Collector Mr Let, m ktarly Cl i tor of rents ot the Aftnctti ofiicc m i before Mr M H Macfcl I Court. Singapore, with rrin. o! trust m n wpec\ ,ol The lact.s ol the C Lre was
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    MUNICIPAL SALARIES
    45 6 At the Meeting o: Commissioner.- on Ftfldaj I Mr Chua K«h Hal will Will you please qp latest taMtanO Ol ■<".'■:■> p<»inted at a rate the initial salary ol thrir grad< thi scale ol >.;1 try |fl i the reasons for th liRK.ADIKR LORI)
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      183 6 ly^TW Wk m y j "^t.^l I can work. play, and danct and "Since taking Kale*** carry cm my ordinary li/e at the avc ncvcT worT uui m fh<» critical time without the least w jam et|ng S(1 /it |)atn ot discomfort. lT So writes a Kalzana user cain also
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    HOLLYWOOD DEBATES Future Of COLOUR FILMS
    1074 7  - HOLLYWOOD DEBATES Future Of COLOUR FILMS SHEILA H GRAHAM Hollywood Today BY TJOW far will colour m pictures affect the movie industry durthe present year? How many careers, how many personalities will be blotted out as a result of the rapid momentum of the techniCOIOUr process, boosted into prominence last
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    Winning contract
    532 7 Winning contract David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb, Oswald Jacoby and Howard Schcnken. world's leading team-of-four and inventors of the system that has beaten every other system, m existence. TAKING CONTROL AT THE BNHR TIMK TTHE notrump complex is one of the i worst that can attack Bridge players. The player who
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    NANKING FORTS
    79 7 Inspected By Gen. Chiang Kai Shek Shanghai. Feb. 24. Ger. Chiang Kal Shek. the- Premier and Chairman of the Central Military Council, accompanied by Gen Ho Tint Chin, the War Minister, and a number of British and German army advisers, inspected the forts around Nanking yesterday. Gen. Ku
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    HIGH TREASON
    75 7 American Sentenced To Gaol In Germany Munich. Frb. 24. The first English-speaking citizen to be condemned for high treason m Nazi Germany is the naturalised American. Charles Nisselbeck, who has been sentenced to two years' imprisonment. The prosecution accused him of using "dangerous methods and working 1 with
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    CABLE TIMES
    70 7 r The Eastern Extension Telegraph Co. announces that the transit time on full rato telegrams from Singapore to London yesterday were as follows: 1 Telegrams nanaeci m up to 5.00 p m 3 minutes; 530 p.m. 3 minutes; 600 ip.m. 2 minutes; 630 p.m. 4 minutes. photo) MR.
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    BANK OF CHINA
    75 7 Official Arrives To Open Hranch Here iy|H HUANG PEI CHUAN Ickliiik Chlattt banker, tirnved m Sinnapoi Irom Amoy m tht Cat ha\ •pen a brunch of the Bank ol Ch m Singapore with a capital $40,000,000 'Shanghai currency) about 20.000.000 Straits dollars The Bank cf China la
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    TIGER GUB SHOT
    86 7 <From Our Own Correspondent MalKiu, Kcb On the night ol Feb 22 .1 tiger cub was shot at the UOth milrstoin Asahan. by Che Omar, ol S« mp Bekok. Four lifers were seen prowling the previous night next night som»* hunters watch* d t«.r them and the
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      108 7 GREAT SUCCESS both SHOWS FULL LAST NIGHT A TONIGHT 6.15 9.15 a LHAMBR A You'll talk about this thrilier til <he day you die filmed at the ri»k of life and limb! Vi^A TON OF THRILLS $k&& FROM THE LAND OF .<& TEN TON BEASTS fC^jfy. IKO RADIO PICTURE tititiW^i-^^
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      209 7 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY Singapore ZHI (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya LtdJ Wavelength 49 9 metres ).m. 6 Recorded music. 6.45 News bulletin supplied by Straits 3 Times. Pill. 8.30 Recorded music. 8.30 Close down. Penang— ZHJ (Penang Wireless Society) Wavelength 49.3 metres a.m. 7.00 Time
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      527 7 3.45 International Composers Series: 5. Bizet. 6. Johann Strauss. 3.15 Gramophone music. 8.25 Violin solos by Carel van der Bijl, accompanied by the Nirom Orchestra. 9.50 Piano syncopations by Harry Roy's Tiger Ragamuffins. 0.20 Close down. 8.8.C. Transmission 5 Three of the following frequencies will be used: GSD 25.53 m.,
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1936 The Japanese Coup
    848 8 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1936 The Japanese Coup COR the past four years Japan has been the focus of world interest. Her commercial penetration of every market, her military occupation of Manchuria, her resignation from the League, her denunciation of the Washington and London naval treaties and
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    DAY TO DAY
    253 8 Mrs. Douglas Campbell and her daughter Airlie have spent the winter at Kitzhubel. Austria. Capt. j. s. Boissier has been ree ected president of the Technical Association of Perak for 1936. The Rev. Bro. Louis, sub-director of SI. George's Institution, has returned irom Fiance and has resumed
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    32 8 Monday, Feb. 24. Mrs. Frascr arrived to stay at Government House. Wednesday, Feb. 26. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Executive Council held at Government House this morning.
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    Os I was Saying
    497 8 T*HE latest figures as to the effect of Japan's inflationary armaments boom are remarkable. Employment m machine-making has almost doubled since 1932. m shipbuilding it has increased by two-thirds. The numb r Japan's Remarkable Expansion wages for the workers The wages index number, which was 100
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    The Thinker
    930 8 iy|R Pament sits m the porch ol his cottage: he was a fisherman once, k pt a pony and cart, and had a profitable round. This he sold to a nephew who lives today m Market Waldron and superintends a fish-and-clip shep that proclaims its wares unmistakably at
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    CANTON OPPOSED TO NANKING CONFERENCE WITH JAPAN
    450 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Danger Of Accepting ThreePoint Proposal TANTAMOUNT TO BEING UNDER JAPANESE PROTECTION Hong Kong, Feb. 26. THE leaders of the Government of the South-west have dispatched a circular telegram urging Nanking not to accept the so-called three-point proposal of the
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    COST OF KING'S FUNERAL
    35 9 London, Feb. 26. O I TPLEMENTARY estimates provide for £25,000 for King funeral, including -",000 for entertaining Royal *nd other overseas guests, allowances for servants and hire of cars.- Reuter Wireless
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    EMPLOYMENT IN U.S.
    43 9 Washington, Feb. 22. nduttrial employment m the United t( s declined by 650.000 m January Labour Deuartmertt figures In th<* same period weekly wages deu 'd by nearly $18,000,000. The rp ctlom are largely ascribed to stoctc- '^'king Reuter Wireless
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    NAVAL BASE TO BE READY FOR 1939
    215 9 NAVAL BASE TO BE READY FOR 1939 HOUSE OF COMMONS STATEMENT Increased Expenditure Agreed To London, Feb. 26. TT is anticipated that the Singapore Naval Base will be ready for general use m the financial year, 1939, said Mr. Kenneth Lindsay, Civil Lord of the Admiralty, replying to Mr. R.
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    CHINA AIR FORCE EXPANSION
    44 9  -  Shanghai, Feb. 26. GEN. Chen Cheng Yun, Director of the Central Aviation School, has submitted a detailed plan for the expansion of China's air defence. The plan includes the training of 1,500 airmen within three years.- Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    BRITISH POLICY ON SANCTIONS
    143 9 No Cleavage Revealed On Main Lines London, Feb. 25. Winding up the debate m the House of Commons on foreign affairs last night, the Under-Secretary, Lord Cranborne, said it had revealed no cleavage on the man lines of British policy. Referring to sanctions, he said the
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    MURDER TRIAL
    44 9 London, Feb. 26. The trial of Nurses Waddingham and Sullivan for the murder of Miss Ad\ Baguley opened today at Nottinghamshire Assizes before Mr. Justice Goddard. The indictment does not mention Mrs. Baguley. Mr. Norman Birkett Reuter Wireless [leads for the Crown.-
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    TOKIO-BATAVIA
    111 9 Phone Talks Prevented By "Technical Disturbances" Batavia, Feb 26 The Aneta Agency asked for telephone connect i>n with the Netherland Embassy m Tokio today but the Japanese telephone office replied, apologising for technical disturbances which were preventing telephone talks The interruption will probably be for two days, it was
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    BRITISH SYMPATHY
    117 9 Mr. Eden's Statement In Commons London, Feb. 26. Replying to a request for information by Mr. Atleee, Leader of the Opposition, m the House of Commons, Mr. Anthony Eden expressed deep regret m reporting the deaths of Admiral Okada. Count Saito and Mr. Takahashi (though the death of
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    DEFENCE SQUADRON
    113 9 Tokio, Feb. 26. The defence squadron from the Yokosuka naval base arrived this afternoon. The Navy Ministry has announcer* that the First and Second Fleets have been ordered respectively to Tokio and O.snka, where they are. arriving tomo -ow for policing purposes. It Is now revealed that Admiral
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    REACTION TO COUP IN JAPAN
    367 9 Geneva Takes Grave View Of Events Geneva, Feb. 26. ■"THE coup m Japan is regarded as ex--1 tremely serious as it is felt that the success of the military .movement would lead to large-scale hostilities m the Far East. The League may soon be involved
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    WILL LABOUR SUPPORT DEFENCE PLAN?
    198 9 WILL LABOUR SUPPORT DEFENCE PLAN? ATTITUDE OF THE TRADE UNIONS Rearmament Cannot Be Resisted London, Feb. 26. T^HE Prime Minister is expected to announce tomorrow an early date for the publication of the defence white paper and service estimates. The general defence debate, according to present arrangements, will begin m
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    FRANK BUCK'S LATEST JUNGLE FILM
    409 9 Can Stand The Acid Test Of Malayan Criticism When Mr. Frank Buck was m Malaya a lew months ago he had his cameramen take over 100.000 feet of film. Out of this mass of celluloid which he took with him to America he has made
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      492 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES. From. London, 6 p. m. Feb. 26 Share of £1 denomination unless otherwise stated Previously Yesterday Rise or Fall Conversion Loan, 5 p.c, 1944-64 121 121 Funding Loan. 4 p.c, 1960-90 118 7 8 118 3 4 War Loan. 3»/ 2 pc 107% 107%
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      195 10 Feb 21 24 25 American Can. C-.m. 117V 2 ii6 3 4 117 l 2 American Telephone and Telegraph 174' 2 174»4 170V 4 Atcheson Railroad 77 76V 2 74% Chesapeak 60 59 V 2 58V 2 Dupcnt 149 146 3 4 141% Firestone 38% "30V 8
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      Yesterday's Rubber Auction
      161 10 THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1.263 th. auction yesterday when there were catalogued 1.015.541 lbs.: 453.37 tons; offered 963.051 lbs.: 429.93 tons S ;ld 782.341 lbs.: 349.26 tons. Spot London 7 sjl6d New York 15 l 2 Ctt. PRICES REALISED Ribbed Smoked Sheet
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      OIL TANKERS
      40 10 Brown's of Clydebank are building a 10,200-ton motor tanker for the AngloAmerican Oil Company, the largest vessel of its kind to be built m this country. It will have a cargo capacity of about 2»/ 2 million gallons.
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      LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS
      204 10 By arrangement with the Exchange Telegraph Company, Ltd., the Singapore Free Press is able to offer to its readers this complete and reliable service of commercial news from London. New York and other centres. This is the first occasion on which a newspaper published m Malaya has
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS.
      206 10 j From London 5.30 p. m. Feb. 26 KI'BBER: Quiet Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers London Spot: 7 5 16d. 7^ B d. Previously: 7 5 16d 7 7 16d April-June 7 5 16d. 73 B d. Previously: 73« d 7 7 16d July-Sept.: 7 7 16d. 7»
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      THE METAL MARKETS
      74 10 I From London 5.30 p. m. Feb. 26 I London Tin: Firm. Cash: £210 12s. 6d. Previously: Firm at £208 10^ Three months: £202 2s. 6d. Previously: £201 10s New York Tin: 47.75. Previously: 47.10. Copper: Settlement: £35 15s. Previously: £35 15s Gold: Yesterday: £7 ls. O^d.
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      Foreign Exchange Rates.
      80 10 Ij London Closing Quotation Feb. 26 Method of Parity before Rate PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viously Parls Francs to 141 21 74 13 16 74 13 16 New York to 4.88 23 4.99> 8 4991., Amsterdam Guilders to 12 91 727 7 27*" Hon X Kon S
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
      220 10 LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES Feb. 26 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2.4 18 London. 3 months' sighr. 243 32 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 1 16 London. 30 days' sight 2!4 1,32 London, demand 24 London, T.T. 2 4 Lyons and Park*, demand 867 Hamburg, demand 140 New York,
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
      944 10 Fraser and Co.'s List WEDNESDAY. FEB. 27, 1!»36 MINING Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin (4s> 5* 6d 6s l'_d Asam Kumbang <£> 29s 30s Austral Malay 59^ 60s cd. Ayer Hitam tss) 14s 9d 15s 6d Aytr Weng (sl> 1.70 I.ITN Bangrin Tin (£> 19s 6d
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      SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
      93 10 Feb. Hi Buyers Sellers Gambler 6 25 Java Cube 925 Hamburg Cube 10 75 White Muntok Pepper 17.00 Black Pepper 8.75 Copra, Sundrlcd 5 50 Copra, mixed 500 Small Flake Tapioca 4.90 R. B Siam No. 1 per koyan 101 Banja Jclotonq 750 Sarawak Jc] 700 R.
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      59 10 Lnndun, Feb. *M. The Stork delMUßie was jlllflUlljt dull t::riuy. wi:ii prlpei tendlni '(i create, csp<cially aviations and hc.vv Industriet. foternattoaaJf and oiLs wer»uiichcidrd. but among fttrelgnera, Austrians gained Itre&ftti and some Chfneae hsuea nUtfie further headway. Amoir; t'.r< i*<n exchanges, general bi^din'T oauscci ftrmneai m strrliritf and
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      49 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association It h M, I I ■I k IMMMI 111. N I R B •V< dF a w n 'FOB F hn: No. IX X B B loose) Mw.ini GUni i] Hi 1 X U B Mm Apr Ji; C< ill I" I 1 lb
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      PETERHEAD'S MOTOR DRIFTERS
      25 10 PETERHEAD'S MOTOR DRIFTERS Ii i h m. r (t head m i Li Pi nth I I 1., to Ch motor ii: ;>'■ tc witli engine*
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
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      BUDGET HESITATION REFLECTED
      1151 11 Fraser Co's Report Tin Quota Cut: No Effect On Market THERE is little m the market news of the past week which calls for special comment, and, although a further critical situation seems to have arisen at the Naval Conference and the question of increased sanctions appears
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      RECOVERY IN PRICE OF TIN MAINTAINED
      687 11 Consumption Still Increasing SPOT AS SCARCE AS EVER AND NOBODY IS INCLINED TO SELL (From Our London Staff) London, Feb. 18. "THERE is every probability that the International Tin Committee, at its meeting m Paris tomorrow, will maintain the export quota for the second
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      RUBBER REPORT
      246 11 London Market Kept Busy Lewis and Peat. Ltd. m their weekly rubber market report dated London. Feb. 11. state: Plantation— The market has kept very steady during the week and values are three-sixteenths of a penny per lb. higher than we quoted m our last report. The demand
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      Perak River Valley
      591 11 4 PER CENT. DIVIDEND RECOMMENDED TTHE following is the report of the directors of Perak River Valley Rubber Co., Ltd., for the year ended Sept. 30, to be submitted to the shareholders at the 25th annual general meeting to be held at the registered office of the
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      A YEAR OF EXPANSION
      301 11 And More Diversified Trade THE outstanding feature of trade In 1 South Wales during 1935 was the expansion of imports. The total imports exceeded 3.500.000 tons, an advance of 100.000 tons over the 1934 figures, and there is every reason to believe that the improvement will
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      LOCOMOTIVES
      77 11 £1,500,000 Order For Tyneside An order for 227 locomotives, the largest ever given m Britain, has been placed by the London Midland and Scottish Railway with Sir W. G. Armstrong Whitworth Co. t Engineers). Ltd. It is approximately of £1.500.000 m value and entails 18 months' work for nearly
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      FORTY SIGNS OF PROSPERITY
      39 11 An indication of the prosperous condition of industrial Sheffield Ls afforded by the estimate that more than forty schemes for the extension and Improvement of works and plant m that "city are now being developed.
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      137 11 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated In the Colony of Hong Kong) The liability of members Is limited to the extent and In the manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 of 1929 of the Colony. HEAD OFFICE: HONG KONG Authorised Capital $50.000 000 Issued and fully paid up $20,000,000 Reserve
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      490 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital In 600,000 shares of £5 each £3.000,000 Reserve Fund £3 000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London EC 2 Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Ipoh Semiring Amritsar Hollo Saigon Bangkok
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      CLASSIFICATION OF ATLANTIC LINERS
      1026 12 Cunard -White Star Chairman On Future Policy THE BUILDING OF SECOND LINE SHIPS [•ACTORS governing the policy of Cunard White Star Ltd., and their decision to enter the Queen Mary as a cabin ship m the North Atlantic Conference have heen made public by Sir Percy
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      SEATTLE'S LOSS
      126 12 Disturbed Labour IVr Reduce- I mpli >m« w American Mail I recently announce .imslup Olj f-^r the Oi ;< "the \w cou\« r H c Tb 'Oriental L;i.Mail ll through tin Washington a itati VICO-p!' Line said "The tat ■Dd m Brit; so unsettl- d I shJp Th«-
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      STRAITS HOMEWARD CONFERENCE.
      22 12 Copper Sludur I arc h< r< b\ 10 pr: I N ab(»vt- eonuno m fen nee bf from Fot>
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      640 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m F.M.S.) TELEPHONE: Freight 5433— Passage MSI. LLOYDS AGENTS. BOOKINGI AGENTS FOR FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. CANADIAN PACIf IC wojio's wPtAurr (Incorporated m England) TOWEL JYSTH* Ht*«^ THE "EMPRESS' KOITF ofTers TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLULU Off direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER— ACROSS
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      76 12 HENDERSON LINE SCHKDIII Ol By Fortnifhtly Passmen Between Rancmm. Marseilles, PllM »"<* HOMKWARII SXHIMPort of Dlscnil^rkAt»«ii Pi] I. I AMARAPOOKA BAOAING BURMA YOMA PEOU chin i nvr. KEMMFNDINK BHAM( AMAKAI'OOKA SACIAIN(. BURMA YOMA PECJU CfIDfDWII rails I .imul Through r fares to Straits PDfi of B» D „T i LONDON
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      580 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And I Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.45 a.m. Alor Star: Mon. to Frl.* 7.45 a.m. Saturday 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Ipo: Weekdays; 7.45 a.m and 7 p.m. KJang. Kuala Lipls, Port Swettenham. Taiping and Telok Anson: Weekdays* 7 p.m
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      53 12 CLEARANCES Fb. 25: Chokoh Maru <Japaii); Albert Sarraut <Fch>: Vinemoor. Silver Gull. Larut. Apoey. Nam Yong Brit Marosa <Nor>; Madoera. Mapla. Baloeran (Dut). Feb 26: Khoen Hoea. Makasscr. Thedens. Talang Akar. MambanK. Roggeveen. Toba. Cremer <Dut>; ,Valaya. Borlbat <Slam>; Kudat. Lipls. Ipoh. Sin Alk Lee. Meran <Brin; Hong Ho (Chi);
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      93 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside v, exported to an East Wharf (Kntr.ui,, Rohna 22. A Main Wharf (Fntranu- Q i, Cathay 18 I Talma 11 (ii.i I Empire Dm k Lycia It; Bfc 34; Silvprsjiid.il Empire l>o<k (Ijui < KhandaUa West Wharf (Batrai* Gnrisenau. I 1 Sectif>n 10 Fnt r. i
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      369 13 I jr. P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS, OUTWARDS ToDna e Tonna ge s"o". RANCHI 17 000 TPnh Oft ommAKT 1936 BANGALORE 6 000 w"r lanpUßa 6500 May 6 CHITRAL 15,000 Apr. 24 RAJPUTANA 17.000 July 3 Cargo only. HOMEWARDS Tonnaee tir- T nna s£« s CATHAY 15.000 Feb 28
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      625 13 (Incorporated m Straits Settlements.) W ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England.) "ELLERMAN LINE" FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL ACCEPTING CARGO FOR MONTREAL AND HALIFAX VIA COLOMBO. Steanirr Due Sa||!l CITY OF KHIOS Havre, London. Rotterdam, Hamburg In port Mar 1 CITY OF FLORENCE
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      1167 13 SHIPPING THE BLUE ►L'NNEL LINE (Ocean The llua Khiow <zu*m*hi» r- fiaMi i*a Steam Snip Co Ltd.. and China Mutual The unard Wh,^ f l? Meam Navication Co., Ltd.) Thr Saransk Steamship o Ll4 The Straite Co.. Ltd The Australian Or.eni... Line' ltd The China Navication Co Ltd The Irranuddy
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      691 14 K. P. M. VAN DER IJJN -Thursday. Feb. 27, Toboali. Cheribon (not for pass: rigors), Semarang and Sourabaya, Boeleleng, Ampenan, PadangBay, Benoa and Banjoewangi BLOUT Thursday, Feb. 27, Penang, Oelee-Lheue (not for passengers), Sabang, Tjalang, Meulaboh, Tapa-Toean, Sinabang, Banjak-islands, Singkel, Sibolga and Padang. TINOMBO-- Thursday. Feb. 27. Selat-Pandjang, Bengkalis, Soengei-Pak-ning,
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      561 14 JOINT SERVICE PRINCE LINE SILVER LINE FOR HALIFAX, BOSTON, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Due Sails Due Singapore Singapore New York. M.S. SILVERSANDAL In Port Mar 2 Apr. 15 M.S. CHINESE PRINCE Mar. 9 Mar. 16 Apr. 29 M.S. SILVERYEW Mar. 23 Mar. 30 May
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    Undesirable Elements iN Soccer
    1790 15  -  Argus Weekly Sports Notes Compiled By Freeing Football From A Racket— Parallel In Local Soccer Crowds Not Ail Actuated By Love Of Game Malayan Players And China— A Word To Cricket Captains— Boxing Matters. COCCER topics arc just now very much to the fore, and many'
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    23 15 Mr. H R houi recentl] plmcf «»t Mr. A J V. r Drainage and Ii WH Teluft Anton who bi r.uisfer to Kuan*
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    S.C.R.C.'s BIG INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP
    713 16 A Satisf ac tory Year SPORTS ACTIVITIES GREATLY EXTENDED IN 1935 r TIIL popularity of the Straits Chinese Recreation Club may be 1 gauged from the fact that, during the year ending: Nov. 30, 1935. the number of members show an increase of 131. New
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    TANGLIN SQUASH
    97 16 The results of yesterday's squash ties at :he Tanglin Club were as followsBATEMAN CUP Group Capt. Peck beat R E Black 3-9. 9—4. 9—5. 9—6. 9—7. NEW CUP Lane beat Kemlo 9—5. 9—6, TOMORROW'S TIES The tie for tomorrow is: Prentis Cup (Semi-Final) 6.30 p.m. Court No. 3
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    League's Reply To Clubs' Threats
    183 16 League's Reply To Clubs' Threats COMMITTEE TO MEET ON SUNDAY London, Feb. 26. A NUMBER of Northern clubs threaten to seek an injunction to restrain the League from delaying the publication of fixtures and contend the League's action is illegal as the rules say fixtures must be arranged at or
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    FINGLETON'S FEAT
    56 16 Completes His Thousand For Tour Durban, Feb. M, The Australians declared at 326 for nine wickets. Fingleton made 167. scoring a six and 16 fours. At 119. Fingleton completed his thousand for the tour. He is the Qnt Australian to accomplish this feat. Natal made 30 lor one
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    S.C.C. SOCCER
    58 16 The following have accepted to play association football for S.C.C. vs. S(3 F.A. tomorrow at S.CC: F. M. Adam; Capt. N. L Hammond. F. A. McCaffrey: J W. Muncey. F. E. Hutchinson. K. C. Gillett; J. E. D Graham W. T. Henman. H. E. Orr. M. P. Wright
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    INPREGNABLE DEFENCE ENABLES S.R.C. TO BEAT FORT CANNING
    687 16 INPREGNABLE DEFENCE ENABLES S.R.C. TO BEAT FORT CANNING By Three Clear Goals GAME OF THRILLS FROM START TO FINISH SRC 3; Fort Canning v AN elusive and nippy forward line backed up by an impreg- nable defence enabled the S.R.C. to defeat the Fort an ning team last evening on
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    CRICKET IN MALACCA
    714 16 Hopeful Prospects For Coming Season PROMISING NEW PLAYERS (From Our Own Correspondent.! Malacca, Feb. 24. Another year of cricket for Malacca is just beginning. What are the prospects for 19:*6? The past year was far from a successful one. The early start made by the Malacca Cricket
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    ISLAND GOLF CLUB
    50 16 A women's bOfej Island Golf Club on T Mrs R \v Btggliibolhaai I up Mrs. L G. Johnson all I Mrs CAR 8.. Mrs J L Raitt Mrs. C Swayp 4 d The next m:x< d tition at th. itUnd Club v. pUc< on Thursday. Mar 5
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