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

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,8«3. ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 193 G. 10 CENTS.
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    BOMBS THROWN IN PALESTINE RIOTS
    192 1 Heavy Firing The Whole Night TEN BRITISH POLICE NARROWLY ESCAPE ANNIHILATION Moslems Spend Night In Mosque Jerusalem, May 26. TIM inhabitants of Jaffa Mid Tel Aviv i^ot little sleep with the sound of exploding bombs and heavy firing dinning m their ears the whole night!
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    SOVIET WANTS MORE BABIES
    122 1 Slate Subsidies For Mothers Moscow, May 26. A DRIVE to raise the birth rate is behind the now legislation which has been drafted making abortion a criminal ofTencc and subsidising mothers with 2.000 roubles annually, tor every child over seven per family, and 5,000 roubles each
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    QUEEN MARY'S BIRTHDAY
    44 1 Luncheon Parly London. May 26. QUEEN Mary today celebrates her V 69th birthday. The anniversary was celebrated luncheon party at Buckingham Palace, where the Xi y and 4her had nearly 30 guest*, horn were members of the Roual Family. British Wireless
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    97 1 Meskha, at the foot of Mount In Lmw:t Galilee. had arrested thrc Arabs I on .1 wish iields and. r iking 'h m <\X. observed a party' Arabs armed with rifles, ap'tiri opening fire :> >lice returned Hre with a ;un at inns range, but. observ- ing the Arabs attempt
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    59 1 A FINE VIEW of the Queen Mary tailing doutn the Clyde on her way to Southampton, whence she sails this afternoon on her maiden Atlantic crossing. Nine B.B.C.cjJicials arc on board end nine commentators from ether countries who will broadcast dai y descriptions of the giart liner's progress She i*
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    Queen Mary Sails This Afternoon
    189 1 PROGRESS TO BE BROADCAST TO THE WORLD -~h\ New York June 1 London, May £G. When the Cunard White star liner. Ihc Queen Mary, leaves Southampton this afternoon on her maiden Atlantic crossing it will be possible for most of the world to hear each
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    TIN COMMITTEE POSTPONE QUOTA DECISION
    192 1 TIN COMMITTEE POSTPONE QUOTA DECISION TILL MEETINC, IN JUNE London, May 2G. IN view of the difTicuUirs of estimatini; the probable exports from Bolivia, the International Tin Committee have decided that the quota for the third quarter of 1936 shall be considered at their meeting m June, says a communique
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    NATIONAL DEFENCE FORCE
    81 1 Mr. Duff Cooper's l-«iiHon, M;»v *H. RVLYIMO eoowranleaUon 'tine that munbefi t x i\ H- mtn u»p (itsirnn.s of enroUlnf thtniMlvii for M ihe BtfWlCl <»i th cnuiiiv," IIM Minister lor War. Mr. DufT OooptT, hi I«plled lUUnf that plans VtCV bfinOißde lor the wUbUshm rr National
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    30 1 Cleveland. <Ohio>, May H Mr Normmn Tteon v ir»s m nominaUd v i ioclii I cand!<2*t* f' 1 Pmldenev by mr^rwhtlmlni v vole of tho So'm -!i National <•. Lion Reuter
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    POLAND TO JOIN THE NAVAL TALKS
    238 1 London, May 26. AT yesterday's Anglo-Russian naval conversations, discussion was continued of -the general issues raised by the undertaking to exchange information on naval programmes and by the qualitative agreement contained m the recent naval treaty, also on technical matters connected with projected bilateral
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    CORONATION DATE
    40 1 A Year Today IN cable received last night, our London Correspondent states that he has been informed on excellent authority that the coronation of King Edward VIII will take place on May 27, 1037, exactly a year today.
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    CYCLING MANUAL AND YEAR BOOK, 1936
    159 2 Years ago the bicycle was of the simplest construction. Today the design has altered very lttle, but there are many accessories and gadgets calculated to make cycling easier and faster. Today is the era of extremely light derailleur gears, alloy fitments, light and lively
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    VOLUNTEER SNOOKER FINAL
    33 2 Thn S.C.C. Volunteer Snooker tournament was won by E H. R Bowerman and W. J. M. Warden, who beat F. J. L. Mayger and J. V. West m the final
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    Are We Snobs?
    444 2 Letters To The Editor "CITIZEN" DOES NOT LIKE GOSSIP WRITERS— "THE ANTICS OF A CERTAIN SECTION OF THE COMMUNITY"— TIRESOME AND INANE DRIVEL -OUR LOCAL SOCIETY —WEEKLY "PUPPET PARADE"— "VERY ACME OF JOURNALISTIC BAD FORM" To The Editor. Sir.— lt seems a pity that our local Sunday
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    MALACCA CUP MATCH JOHORE TEAM
    129 2 'From Our Own Correspondent) Jw lore Bahru, May 25. The following have been invited if. travel with the Johore team to meet Singapore on Friday at the Anson Road Stadium. The final selection of the team, be made at the Stadium. Goal: Mohamad bin Hj.
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    26 2 Photo). FRASER AND NEAVE'S goalie clearing m the match against the Post Office yesterday* played on the Post Office ground. a amsl lhe Post Free Press
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    New Federal Councillor
    57 2 UIS Excellency the High Commissioner, with the approval of His Majesty the King, has been pleased to appoint Dr. Khong Kam Tak» M.8.E., to be an Unofficial Member of the Federal Council for a period of three years, with effect frcm May 23, 193 G. inclusive, m
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    "RETURN OF PETER GRIMM"
    227 2 Fine Acting In Pavilion Film Do you believe m ghosts? If you are a scoffer with extreme view? your enjoyment of "The Return of Petev Grimm" may be marred. David Belasco's play has raised controversy before, and new. m pictorial form, it presents the same causes
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION
    69 2 Speech Day And Prize Giving Raffles Institution Speech Duy and Prize Giving will be held m Raffles Istitution Hall on Saturday. June 6. at 11 a.m. The Hon. the Director of Education will preside. His Excellency, the Officer Administering the Government. Mr. A. S. Small, has consented to
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    PENANG VISIT
    72 2 S.C.R.C. Cricket Team (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, May 26. The Singapore Chinese Recreation Club will visit Penang this week-end to meet the Penang C.R.C. at cricket. This will probably mean the withdrawal Of Liv Chen? Hock, the P. C.R.C captain, from the Penang State team to meet
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    KING GEORGE'S STAMPS
    165 2 KING GEORGE'S STAMPS £750,000 COLLECTION NOT TO BE SOLD KING George's famous stamp collection, which fills a whole- room at Buckingham Palace and which is valued at about £750.0000. is not to be sold. The man who helped King George In his kosnes f hobby was Mr. Charles Nissen. a
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    ACCUSED FAILS TO APPEAR
    175 2 Counsel Informs Court He Is Dead There was an unusual incident m the criminal district court yesterday when Wee Hean Boon, who was charged on two counts 1 > that between August and November. 1935. being an undischarged bankrupt, did intentionally conceal from the Offlcal Assignee
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    PERAK BADMINTON
    120 2 Team For Triangular Tournament (From Our Own Correspondent.! Ipoh. May 26. The Perak Badminton representatives m the triangular concert against Selangor and Penang for the Leong Sin Nam Trophy for men and the Tungku Permaisuri Cup for women are as follows: Men's Singles: Tan Cheng Phor. Jte Kirn
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      142 2 Diary Of The Day High Water. 2.15 am 8.3 ft., 3.53 p.m. 7.2 *ft. Sports Soccer Div I: Skins II vs. Marine— S.H.B. Div. 3. M.P.H vs. V.M.C.A.— Balestier, Div 2. Midds II vs. Terror. Naval Base, Friendly: S.C.C I vs. Govt. Service -S.C.C, V.M.C.A. vs. M.P.H.— Balestier. Cinemas VICTORIA
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      54 2 Law Notice For The Day Before Mr. Justice Mills In the 3rd Court at 11 a.m. Part heard- 5.352 35— A Kadir and ors. vs: M. X Karuppiaii. Before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark m the 2nd Court at 11 a.m. Part heard:— OS. 66 34— Re Kavena Hadjee Mohamed Yoosui
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    Trial Against D. M. Davies To Proceed
    2862 3 Trial Against D. M. Davies To Proceed ORAL PLEA IN BAR /\lLiO Important District Court Judgment important judgment dealing with an oral plea m ,m m the case m which Dorai Manlkam Davies stands (♦•<! on four charges— that he was not liable to be tried hose (barges, was delivered
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    HOW THEY SWINDLE
    178 3 Scales* Always Point Right VEGETABLE SELLER TO PAY $200 J^ VEGETABLE seller. Teow Hoh. Who hit on a clever way of tampering v,ith his daching discovered it was a costly practice to indulge m yesterday when he was fined $200 m the fourth magistrate's court He was
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    EMPIRE DAY
    179 3 Celebrations At Radin Mas School Empire Day was siven more signi Acmes this year m Radin Mas School by an address from Mr. C. da Silva Briefly, he emphasised the importance Of the fact tnnt we must celebra.e Empire Day not merely by waving flags and singing songs
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    ANOTHER SMUGGLING ATTEMPT
    125 3 Accused Says He Had No Money To Pay Duty <From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. May 25. Before the First Magistrate. Mr. .1. B Weiss. Ching Ah Kirn was this morning charged wtth being knowingly concerned m- conveying prohibited goods 2693 1 3 pounds of sheet rubber
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    INSPECTOR CHARGED
    92 3 Alleged To Have Insulted Bailiff Police Inspector Abdul Aziz figured as accused m two summons cases which were mentioned m the fourth magistrate's court yesterday. Inspector Aziz was charged firstly wi:h Intentionally insulting R. S. Danam. a bailitT of the district court, with intent to provoke a breach
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    CROSS CHARGES
    88 3 Mr. And Mrs. N. C. Begg And Enu Mr and Mrs. N. C. Begg and a woman named Enu made cross charges against each other m the fourth magistrate's court yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Begg complained that Enu committed criminal trespass by entering their house, 255A, McPhereon Road,
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    Malaya Is A Very Jolly Country, Says Our Governor
    526 3 DECENTRALISATION MUST PROCEED VERY SLOWLY (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May Z5. IMPORTANT references to the decentralisation policy m the Federat- ed Malay States were made at the annual dinner of the Association of British Malaya, held m London tonight. The
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    K.L. AIR RALLY
    116 3 Fifteen Planes To Take Part Kuala Lumpur, May 25. Fifteen aeroplanes will take part »n i he first air rally organised by trie Kuala Lumpur Flying Club !or Jun 20 .tnd 21. Mr. R. G H Wilshaw. thf club OapUUn, mud- ftn.il arrangements this week-end for this
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    2000-TICAL FINE
    78 3 Severe Mow To Stowaway trade From China From Our Own C«>rr .spond nt Itangkuk. May 29. For having :*9l stowaways on board thr ButierJlrld and Swlr st amer K.voiyanK. from Bwfttow. the matter Van today fined 2.000 ticals Chames juainst tht tirM and second compradorrs were (Usmls.s»'d The
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    GREAT INTERNATIONAL AERO EXHIBITION
    2536 4 GREA T INTERN A TIONAL AERO EXHIBITION British Aircraft At Stockholm Sixteen British Firms Exhibiting At Stockholm Flight Demonstrations Friend* shift And Co-Operation Official Banquet Heavy Bomber Monoplane New Dragonfly Biplane King GhazVs Purchase The Vega Gull />/„„,, Robot Pilots Mr*. Mtdlisons Flight New Civil Aircraft. FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
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    AMERICAN AIR LINES
    187 4 Carried Mi(i"<>l I'.i-niri-In I Air li: DtJUi i ions i i i aoi»7oi i r>o per c rr 1 1 uur, Bagene I D lv n tin <i daj ..I Of Ui H n .id la I ivellt Ci 1 1 815 who flew un I I
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    GERMAN ARMY PLANE OVER FRENCH FORT
    291 4 GERMAN ARMY PLANE OVER FRENCH FORT A (i«. inn mlllUl I t:itrd tO Mnv Mown n ni« n Qfl NLu:I)'UUU.' it !I recently. K.,nr, n reoortcd it 1 tod Urn Prefeel ol im nl mtf < m liwuli .el thr military nit Maubi uur ll m tn tht Oerman HUGE
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      21 4 SERVICES FARES DOUBLED^^^^, REDUCED SINGAPORE r Toßatavia ■"^^jff'Wm^ To Charleville i n*»» <0 y To Brisbane j.ifc»* 44 QANTAS EMPIRE AIRWAyT
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      130 5 SOLVE THAT COLD TIFFIN PROBLEM! 30 VARIETIES COOKED COLD MEATS AND COOKED SAUSAGES Every Day a Different Cold Lunch Menu Pressed Brisket Beef Pressed Pork Pressed Ox Tongue Pork Brawn Baked Ham Corned Silverside Beef D.i t rj i Roast Leg Pork Boiled Pineapple Ham IJ7 n D Wall s
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    ARE THE TRADE SCHOOLS PROVING A FAILURE?
    5404 6 BOYS "SQUEEZED OUT" BY COMPETITORS Johore Council Of State Revelation REVOLUTIONARY CHANGES IN PROCEDURE ANNOUNCED IPHANGES of a revolutionary nature regarding the procedure obtaining at meetings of the Council of State, Johore, were announced by the Hon. Y. M. Ungku Abdul Aziz bin
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    18 6 Photo). R.A. FORWARD HEADING the ball m the match against Middlesex played at Anson Road yesterday. Free Press
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    Muhammed'S Birthday
    71 6 M uhammed'S Birthday 'T'/ZE Moslem. Association, Singapore, has received a rep"]/ to its letter, from the Government the t any application by a Moslem Officer for leave on the Prophet's Birthday would certainly receive the favourable consideration of the head of his department who would not be like'y to refuse
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    ONCE ASHAMED OF HER FIGURE
    151 6 Kruschen Made Her Sli Healthy and More Active Overweight and rheimUan oft_ gether. because .hey in^nNfa m the san»* cause It tolli.v Ih Ihe remedy which will also r Ul e thl 01n happened m th.- MM tf hl A war ago sh. with pain
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    KING EXERCISES HIS CLEMENCY
    165 6 KING EXERCISES HIS CLEMENCY Wrestler's liny I lie Hah oil THE Kin* has prttoga ive oi dtflMfl ji^a £200 penalty awarded Inlormer Mr Bob Oratory p expert and all-in wr. news m his Kilburn lymnaslum Save the King!" said that a peMtion he fa irewd t. the King had MMNtii
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      121 6 Ideal tor everu_^^r^^ DELICIOUS n3SSMOSM3Si W I TH WEET-BIX with MILK. A |kJ| I Lf vvonderful combijiation— whole Iwl B g Wm wheat and rich milk. The nou- H m rishment that adults and ehilrdren need. Se.ve WEET-HIX for breakfast with milk or cream. Forget that it is good f^\
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    REST EASILY DEFEAT EUROPEANS
    512 7 Innings Margin In Malacca Match DE VRIES' BRIGHT BATTING (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, May 25. •piIE first Europeans versus the Rest match was played on the Malacca Club Padang yesterday and resulted m a win f*» the Rest by an innings and 26 runs. The
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    GULLEMARD CUP
    89 7 falhaem And Sturt To Meet In Final At S.G.C. whip: are the results of the ol the Guillcmard Cup comn beat King 2 up. Kldied 2 and 1. WOMEN'S IMI FKR'S Cl'P twing are the results of the «>t the 'Women's Duffer's tition: -im field beat Mrs. Shcdden
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    FOOTBALL TEAM
    35 7 ig have agreed to play merit Services F.A. S.C.C. m a friendly match round today: ak Tong (Medicals), Saileh Johary < Monopolies Abdul Rahman (Mono(Medicals Yahya Masud (Police) IbraAbu Bakar Ummicrat; Mad n G.P.O
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    KHO SIN KIE COMPARED WITH LACOSTE
    130 7 Auteuil, May Vi. Kho Sin Kie's win over Lesueiir m the second round of the French lawn tennis championship was a great win for the Chinese player. Not only did his white cap recall memories of Rene Lacoste, but his classical and beautifully controlled
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    A CLOSE GAME
    207 7 The Rovers Narrowly Beaten i IJTHALSA Association defeated the "Rovers" by three runs on the Khalsa Association ground on Sunday. The scores were as follows: KHALSA ASSOCIATION Tharam Singh <"capt c L. d'Almeida b Leembruggen 31 Gopa Singh b L. d'Almeida 9 Kartar Stngh c and b
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    INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS AT PERAK
    133 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, May 23. Twelve Malay Schools rrom all over Pcrak met m Taiping today, to contest the championship for their annual Drill and Games Competition The Sports was witnessed by a large crowd including the Hon'ble the British Resisdent. Perak. and Mrs,
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    MALACCA SPORTS
    59 7 The Annual Athletic Sports of the Anglo -Chinese School. Malacca, will be held on Friday May 29 from 330 p.m at Bickley Park. Tranqueruh Road Malacca The events for the Old Boys of the School are 220 yarr>« handicap and Tug of War past vs. present. Parents. Old
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    A.C.S. 2ND XI BEATEN
    52 7 Playing on the LA. ground the C.V MA. defeated the ACS. 2nd XI by 24 runs, due mainly to the all round performance of A. Lourdes and A Philemon. A Lourdes captured spven o f the AC S s wickets for eight runs ir a two
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      83 7 A GAY, RIOTOUSLY FUNNY LAUGH SHOW OPENS TODAY J*| UAMDnftl in-6.15-9.15 ALHAIViBrA The Famous "Cuckoos" are back! ii| Bert tA# Robert fy w h$ nnQHTUY ITP /f \^§o ?£&Jk UOnu In I Lt t i •raise is too high for "These Three"., the complete film an experience all too rarely
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      268 7 >1 CmneT STAGE and SCREEN Double Attraction 6.15 1 OPENING TONIGHT at Jth^CAPITOL 9.15 on the Screen: T^—fS^k or r r-. i, .l. ON THE STAGE: Twentieth Century- Fox Films' dM^ i I m §|f W.#il FIRST APPLARANCE IN MALAYA most spectacular musical |W^ JT Dircci rom KEW YORK Girl-filled
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    DOMESTICOCCURRENCES DEATHS
    160 8 DOMESTICOCCURRENCES DEATHS PEREIHA. On May 26. 1936. at the General Hospital. Singapore, Gasper Bastian P.reira, 48 years, late of the i Lai d OHice. Singapore. The fun:ral crrtege will leave his late residence No 178 Upp.r Serangcon Road at 7 a.m. irc'ay for th? Church of Our Lady of' Lcurdefl
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, MAY 27. 1936. The Queen Mary
    1078 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, MAY 27. 1936. The Queen Mary TODAY, amid the rejoicings of a nation, the mightiest ship ever built will start on her maiden voyage across the Atlantic and with her go the good wishes of all peoples and countries which are anxious to give credit
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    as I was Saying
    643 8 Bennett's I npuhli^/n I Novel ARNOLD BENNETTS manuscripts and correspondence ar? to he sold at Sotheby's today 'May 25 m part by order of his executor and In part by Mrs. Dorothy Chest on B nnctt manuscripts ol hi., novels and tales are known beyond th
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    The Well
    893 8 AS the spinning IMftTT appr-xicli d the mule-€Hd the minder tim?d his OWH rhythmic mevrmnit and detriy piec d up an end withtn a ijtstanffl which made the desired convcfsai possible. "T'floor's not l^wi on*l pftec* r*i vside Wilt hay look at It?* 1 he s.t.d civilly. Inclining
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    JAPAN'S INTERESTS IN CHINA
    301 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Consolidation Proposals JOINT ANTI-COMMUNIST MEASURES Shanghai, May 26. GEN. TADA, former Commander of the Japanese forces m North China, has submitted a number of proposals regarding the consolidation of Japan's interests m North China to the Japanese War Office and the Cabinet.
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    Dr. Colbert Acquitted In Poison Trial
    362 9 "STRONG SUSPICION OF GUILT" Tientsin, May 26. DR JOHN COLBERT has been acquitted on the charge of poisoning his wife and assaulting her with intent to commit murder, by the United States Court for China. Judg" Helmlek said the court enterstrong suspicions of guilt
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    59 9 SIR \l SI IN HAMBERLAIN, who has been Baking a tour of il European rariials with Lady Chamberlain, conferred with il (iiirmhn;>, tlie Hungarian Premier, m Budapest. Sir Austen report to the (lovcrpment on his conversations with leading il F.uropean statesmen. Picture shows Sir Austen (right) with .il (.oenihoes an
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    BADOGLIO'S LOOT
    58 9 Negus's Gold Crown Cairo. May 26. JHE m '<•/'., spoilt m the form of a yo'd crown and a jciccllcd buord. which arc conjectured to hare belonged to the Negus, irerc declared to the Sue-. Cusi >r»s by a yuan from East Africa OJ Hie persona* property oj
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    105 9 London, May SS. Referring In .1 parliamentary answer to the terms of the collective note addressed to the German Government at Locarno m 1925, In which the ster.attriefl stated that obligations resulting from Article 10 of thel.ea«ue Covenant must be understood to mean ecch member of the Leigu?
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    LATE W. N. CULLEN
    118 9 Mr. William Newton Cuilen. of Penans. died at the General Hospital. Singapore, on Monday and was buried yesterday Mr Cuilen. who was 57. was the son ol the late Mr. W. A B. Cuilen who was editor and proprietor of the Penang Gazette 1873 1887 and
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    22 9 The FM.S Railways are issuing cheap return tickets (all classes) everywhere tor the Whitsuntide holidays, available from May 28 to June 3.
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    BUDGET LEAKAGE
    48 9 London. May 26. The Prime Minister stated In the House of Commons yesterday that if there were a general desire for discussion on the report of fhe Tribunal o^ Inquiry into the alleged leakage of BudKct information after its publication, it would be arranged. Britis Wireless
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    CHAIRMANSHIP OF KUOMINTANG
    84 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Declined By Mr. Siau Fat Sheng, Hong Kong, May 26. •"THE executives of the Kuomintang branch m South China have offered Mr. Siau Fat Sheng. head of the Canton Kuomintang headquarters, the Chairmanship of the Kuomintang m place of Mr. Hu Han Mm.
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    SIR SYDNEY BARTON
    93 9 Returning: To England On Leave London. May 25. In the House of Commons Mr. Eden announced, m reply to the Italian Invitation to withdraw the Sigh guard from the legation at Addis Ababa that m view of the Italian occupation the Italian Government had been informed that
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    CHINESE TURKESTON
    66 9 Consolidation Of Russian Trading Interests Information brought to Simla by travellers from Kashgar, Chinese Turkestan, indicate that the Chinese authorities there are receiving assistance of various kinds from Russian advisers, although how far Russia controls the affairs of the territory is a matter for speculation. In recent years
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    53 9 A commotion was caused on Saturday a- Weld Quay. Penang. when a 17- foot python came out of a hold m a lighter, which carried a load of coconuts, on to the road. The python was chased and killed m a drain by some Chinese lorry drivers. The lighter came
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    Herzogin Cecile May Sail Again
    106 9 APPEAL FOR SALVAGE FUNDS London, May 26. A MOVEMENT is on foot to secure the necessary funds by public appeal for the salvage of the Finnish barque, Herzogin Cecile, which went aground off the south Devon coast on Apr. 24. The owner and Captain believe
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    AIR-MINDED BRITAIN
    45 9 London, May 26. fTIHE steadily increasing public A interest m British aviation is indicated by an Air Ministry statement that 200,000 people visited the Royal Air Force stations when on Empire Air Day, last Saturday, these were open to the public British wireless
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    Scheme For Exchange Of Empire Products
    269 9 AUSTRALIAN MINISTER'S PLEA London, .V.iy 'id. A UNIFIED KIIHM fOl 1 ii' <lrvc- lopmrnt aiifl imttO a! AUHI <>t Industries and exchange <m p oduct throughout the fcr.ii> >■ l (tvocmtCd by Mr. ttarlr Pafff ilir An tralian Minister ol Con. me m .1
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    CHINESE GOODWILL MISSION
    27 9 Shanghai. May 26. A CHINESE goodwill mission to Sinn sailed aboard tfec Victoria, headed by Mr. Lfta Ping, a former Minister to Cuba. Reuter
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    LATIN TEMPERAMENT
    164 9 Bullets, Pepper And Hammer For Husband Paris, May '!<». A murder chars. 1 which had b *en onK:ig:ng the attention of t lio wh lie country has b?en terminated by 111 acquittal of Gabrielle Barbo ajz d 'M The pros?cutk>n alleged that sir t, id emptied a six-chamb?red
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    PORTUGAL'S BUDGET
    48 9 Shows Largest Surplus Even Known Lisbon, May 25. The Portuguese budget shows the largest surplus ever known during *he financial year 1934-5. The surplus ex ceeded £3.000.000 During the eight years Senor Salazar has been Premier the budget sur pluses have totalled over £11.500,000 sterling Reuter
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    mr. SMALL AT PENANG
    59 9 (From Our Own Correspondent IVniin-;. May HE. the Officer Adminis»"riiu.' the Government (Mr. A S Small" iiri lvt-tl a* Penang by launch from B.t Luar last evening and procetdrd to Be) Ketiro. Mr. Small will attend the Hof.wv Club tiffin tomcrrow ai»d may .iddress the meeting.
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    209 10 LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS 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 'a the first occasion on which a
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    LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS & SHARES.
    491 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES. From London 6 p. m. May 26 N<w York prices quoted m U.S. The above arc dealers' middle prices; jobbers, margins, brokerage and stamp duty are not included. Share of £1 denomination unless otherwise stated Previously Yesterday Rise or Fall Conversion Loan. 5 p.c.
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    204 10 From London 5.30 p. m. May 26 RUBBER: Easy. London Spot: 7 5 16d. 73 B d. Previously: 7%d. 7 7 16d July-Sept: 7 3 sd. 7 7 16d. Previously: 7 7 16d 7Ud Oct.-Dec 7 7 16d. 7» 2 d. Previously: 7> 2 d. 79~ 16d
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    1048 10 Fraser and Co.'s List Hi on 3 ant Perak ($1) *erak R. Vail, y Punggor <$1» Ua ($5. Sundycrof t < $2 Bmitfci Bagan i Sungel Rum: I rambalak ($D r» merlon ($1) Trafalgar ($3) j Ulu Brnut.s i M Ulu Punann (fit United Malpcc:'
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    43 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association N IXHSS l v ■F B M Q F A v N< IXH S 1 l se) J i .i IM Jll.v S pi Ot-t .1' Apt J Latest <'..! 7 2 f>ci pr lto w Y<u-k 1.. p
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    RUBBER SMUGGLING
    192 10 $1,000 Fine Or Six Months From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. May 23. Chua Tcck Whatt was this morning fined $1,000. or six months' rigorous imprisonment, by Shaikh Abu Baker bin Yahya. Second Magistrate, for the attempted smuggling of 922 pounds of sheet rubber valued at $225 89
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    Foreign Exchange Rates.
    81 10 London Closing Quotations May 26 Method of Parity before Rate PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viously Pa rls Francs to 141.21 75 5 R 7ft% New York to 4.88 2 3 4.8 4.8 Amsterdam Guilders to 12.01 7.37 7 371., Hong Kong Per dollar Is. 3 9 i
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    PUBLIC WORKS IN NEW ZEALAND
    83 10 a profnunm i of public works lait!ng three years and costing C 17.500.000 was announced m the Now Zealand House of Renn'sen'atives by ih<> Minister of Works. Mr Semple The schem? would replace the exist ing unemployment relief wcrks tturi cost approximately e 4.000.000 yrtrv
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    93 10 May ?Ji lluyors Seller* (ombi 5 25 Java Cube 850 Hamburg Cube 10.50 White Muntok Plßpptff 16 75 Black Popper 825 Copra, Sundied 4 90 Copra, mixed 4 65 Small Flake Tapioca 450 R. B. Siam No. 1 per koyan 1 lp Banja Jelotong 6 50 Sarawak.
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    THE METAL MARKETS
    68 10 From London 5.30 p. m. May 26 London: Firm. Cash: €201 ss. Previously: Firm at €200 78 6d Three months: €196 2s. 6d. Previously: €194 12s 6d New York Tin: 4587 Previously: 45.75 Cupper: Settlement: €36 17s. 6d. Previously: £36 10s. Gold: Yesterday: €6 19s. Bd. Previously:
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    225 10 LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES Yesterday 's Singapore Quotations May 25 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 243 32 London. 3 months' sight 243 32 London. 60 days' sight 24 1 16 London. 30 days' sight 24 1 16 London, demand 2 4 1 32 London. T.T. 24 1 32 Lycris and
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    218 10 Two planes belonging to the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club and piloted by members will fly to Kuala Kubu Bharu on the occasion of the Ulu Selangor District Agricultural and Baby Shjw on May 31 and will give joy flights. May 22. 23. 25. American Can. Com. 129
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    KAY FRANCIS CHOSEN As Leading BEAUTY
    760 11  - KAY FRANCIS CHOSEN As Leading BEAUTY Sheilah Graham Hollywood Today KAY FRANCIS is the most beautiful lilm star m Hollywood, oil t 1( screen, according to connoiseur Lederer, Europe's gift to film fans m the United States. mean beautiful, not merely ge pr tty iookl possessed by r Mm actresses."
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    54 11 When boy named Whisson fell into Whitby Harbour late at night, Mr. John Richardson, a one-armed man, and a Mr. Paylor, who could not swim, dived In to save him. Mr. Richardson, after a struggle, managed to r?ach a timber baulk with Mr. Paylor and the boy; and watchers dragged
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    FANNING ISLAND
    121 11 European Life In Lonely Cable Station Sydney, May 18. Interesting phases of 11*3 among the small population on Fanning Island were related by Mr. J.P.. Walker, manager of the Eastern Extension Cable station there, when he arrived at Sydney by the Niagara. Mr. Walker said that the population
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    Winning CONTRACT
    333 11 Winning CONTRACT David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb, Oswald Jaeoby and Howard Schenksm. world's leading team-of-four and inventors of the system that has beaten every other system m existence. WHAT NOT TO DO WITH A MISFIT IT Ls absolutely inexcusable to continue bidding merely because you do not like your partner's bid.
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    THE EX-KAISER
    137 11 Serious Injury To Shoulder At His Birth How near th? birth of the ex-K.i.y I was to tragedy for bath moth:r and child is told by Mr. E. F. Benson m his forthcoming bcok. "William II. Neither doctors nor nurses noticed at Grst "how grievously the boys left
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    THE LOS ANGELES
    122 11 Scrapped Airship To Hv Recommissioned The United States airship Loi An. les. which was put out of commission on June 30. 1934. is to be reeommis^U>nea. This was the decision reached by the House of Representatives Naval Affairs Committee. The airship, which was withdrawn Yrom service on
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    56 11 The Royal Sanitary Institute hav>awarded the Bostock Hill Memorial Shield. 1935. for the H-alth Week .nut Exhibition held m Rangoon In 1938 which was organized by the Burma Branch of the Indian Red Cross Society. The shield is olfered Annually for the best celebration of Health WWick» i ek m
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      707 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES I FOR TODAY Singapore ZHI Transmission 3 (Owned and operated by Radio Service) Co. of Malaya Ltd.) Two of the following frequencies will be used: GSG 16.86 m., GSF Wavelength 49.9 metres 19.82 m. t GSD 25.53 metres p.m. 6 to 630 p.m. Malay Kronchongs 8.20 Big Ben.
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    VESSEL AGROUND
    133 12 Miag Chug Hits Submerged Rocks At Wanhsien The Mini Chang, belonging to the Ming Sung Industrial Co.. struck a MibmergeU rock near Wanhsien m fog r ceritif and sank m live minutes, accordlng to a Chinese message received m Shanghai. No detailed report of the accident had been
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    38 12 IH GIANT BRITISH LINES QtfEEN MARY leaves Unhand on her main '< n voyage ti.d.iN U kM been said that she will no 4 ir.ake a bid to capture the blue riKim 1 oi die Atlantic
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    WORLD SHIPPING RETURNS
    786 12 Quarterly Totals GOOD POSITION IN BRITAIN QUARTERLY returns of Lloyd's Register show that M Mar. 31 there were under construction m (ireat Brit.iir. and Ireland liv. merchant vessels, of S4 tons gross. This volume was greater by 99,275 tons than the amount being built at the end
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      562 12 Local And Foreign Wail Dispatches And Arrivals HY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm Thursday 7.45 a m Alar Slar: Mon. to Prl.* 7.45. a.m Saturday 7.45 am. and 7 p.m. [po: Weekdays: 7.45 am. and 7 p.m. Kiang, Kuala Llpla. Port Swettenbam. Talplng and Tcluk Anaon: We-ekdays* 7 p.m
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    WORKERS SEIZE A FACTORY
    161 14 Attempt To Run It Themselves Amiens, May 14. Workmen have seized a factory m the Boutillerie quarter oi Amiens ;md are attempting to run it themselves Tho police have not interfered, and so far everything Is proceeding calmly I The factory ia the property of Serle
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    43 14 (From our Own < Seremb.tn M AIIFIMI of uil.l ll destroyed a koiu longing to some < Jelebu and trampl. d tm men to death It ll the two men who wvn were buried iMfIU jun^lr. and (hit v medical authority b<»dies pxhumed
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    SPORTS NOTES
    291 15 OWIXG to pressure on space Nimrod's Weekly Sports Notes are held over until tomorrow. Avory J. m his judgment stat.ed— "It must appear that the defendant has been legally convicted or legally acquitted and it is laid down m Chitty on Criminal Law. 2nd edition, vol. 1. p.
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    119 15 Sydney, May 10. Clerk at Central Police Court: Thi is a case which, if you so wish, may ,be heard before a judge and jury or be dealt with by this court. Defend ant (to magistrate on the bench) "t wish to be dealt with by Your Majesty."
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    SPLIT SECOND'S HESITATION GIVES MIDDLESEX MATCH
    729 16 Close Game At Anson Road CLARGO EXCELS IN GOAL Beach and Gribble Play Well For Gunners (By Nimrod) Middlesex Rcßf. 1: X 0. IUST the split of a second's hesitation on the part of Stonton, goalJ keeper for the Royal Artillery m yesterday's First
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    288 16 Derby Probables And Riders TODAY'S RACE Lnndon, May 26. The probable starters and riders bo the Derby tomorrow are as follows: Squadron Castle (Dines>, Pay Up (DiclO, Mendicant Friar (Weston», Barry Star 'Marshall), Couvert (Beary>, Abjer (BtUott), Noble King (Perryman), His Grace (Harry Wraggi, Walvis Bay (Lowrey), Mignet »Caislake>. Raeburn
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    CLARKE CUP MATCH
    88 16 European Side THE European side to meet the Rest In the Clarke Cup match this week-end has been chosen as follows: L.A.C. Evans. A. C. Growder. W. R. M. Haxworth. IT. A. D. Hewan. C. G. Jenner (Capt.). Pilot-Officer Longmore. Lieut. C. H. A. Olivier. F. P.
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    SKYE MEETING
    374 16 Weights For First Day HTHE handicaps lor Saturday, the first clay of the Singapore Turl Club Summer Skye meeting were issued at noon today as follows: Horses Class s— Di\. I—H1 H furs: Emerald Lady 10.9. Chorus Girl lOC Fortune Star 10.5. Emperor Kublai 10.2. Catspaw 10.1. Happy
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    BOXING TOURNAMENT
    32 16 The open amatsur boxing tournament will commence on June 2 and continue m June 3 and 4. The finals will take place at the New World Stadium on June 6.
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    FRASER & NEAVES Lose 7 GOALS TO 1
    129 16 FRASER NEAVES Lose 7 GOALS TO 1 Post Office Superiority Post (Mm .7.1; I IN the CommiTi-i.il 1 P«st OH Frasrr Md Kmtt i,n their ohm "orinrl The P)st >:!. In every pluis': oi tour Koali m the reply Ibrahim optntd I Post OHlce. and from Amir\s b i aerated
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    LOCAL SPORTING EVENTS
    97 16 THE following teams will represent the YM C A and YM C A Junior Department at football, against the M.P.H. at Balestler Road ground, and against thfl ACS at Oldham Hall ground:— WMCJL VvtjDil. Kwoh KM Wan. Tan Hak Wan. Kwce Thiam Terk. G Day. W Mitchell.
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    S.R.C. BILLIARDS
    87 16 The following are the results ol the SRC Billiards tournament: Simile* "A" Handicap Winner— W H. Mosbergen (owe 75). Runner-Up— A. G. Valberg <owe 12b>. Singles "R" Handicap Winner- -R. B. Milne (owe 20). Runner-Up C C. Oehlers 'scratch.) Russian Pool Doubles Handicap Winners -E. A. de Souza
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    YESTERDAY'S TENNIS TIES
    35 16 YESTERDAY'S TENNIS TIES The tennis fixtures yesterday at tinSCC, SC.R.C and thr Y.M.C'A. v. all postponed on account of the rain which fell m the afternoon. The SC.R.C. matches will be l.rld on June 2.
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    MALAYA CUP MATCH Singapore Side
    67 16 MALAYA CUP MATCH Sin gapo re Side THK tram to represent Singapore m the above maten to be played at Anson Koad Stadium on Friday, May 29, at 5.15 p.m., uill be chosen from the following players: Ah Kow, Auaiiß, Aziz, i hwee (hua, Doll. ih. Hamzah. 11. Humphries, John
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