Malaya Tribune, 6 September 1933

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune rHE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol XX. -No 211 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, Sept. 6. 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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      43 1 A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates.
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    TROPHY PRESENTED BY H.E.
    543 2 New Ladies' Event At R.S.Y.C. AN interesting race between a team from the Army and ihe Royal Singapore Yacht Club was held In the "B" Class on Sunday. The Army gave 11 tie away and the contest was very equal. There was a fair breeze in
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    GOLIATH SLAYS DAVID.
    178 2 Result Of Harmsworth Trophy Contest. Reuter. Algonac <Miclugan>. Sept. 4 Gar Wood, piloting -Miss America 10." beat Scott Paine, in "Miss Britain 3." in the first of two races and has retained the Harmsworth rrophy. Gar Wood won in thrilling fashion by about half a mile with
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    MARCELLIANS BEAT B.R.B.P.
    94 2 T,^rJl arreUe B P Seated the Boundary Road B.P. by four games to thre? last Saturday in a very exciting match, before a large gathering of badminton enthusiasts S J Marcelle Players mentioned first): 1 ™J M £i. N D Gomez beat Lee Eng Kec Lee 7
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    L.B.P. BEAT M.B.P.
    80 2 In a friendly match played between Loke's fafL T Marlg ld B P thC tormer the The following are the scores: (Lcke's payers mentioned first): payers SINGLES: George Chen beat Chua Lena £°7o 15 7 3 7 15 13 13 (5 2 >; oi Jeow beat Quek
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    WEEK-END CRICKET.
    415 2 Match At A.P.C.'s Paya Lebar Ground. THE A. P. CoTs fine new sports ground at Paya Lcbar embodies a cricket ground which in area, flatness and pleasant (surroundings compares lavourably with any ground in Singapore. Naturally wickets of 'Padang' excellence cannot be made in a year, but green
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    HE-WOMEN.
    122 2 Women continue their inexorable advance into the realm of men's sport but they have just received a check. In Gatooma. Rhodesia, a boxing match between two women was billed as an attraction of a championship tournament! The South African National Boxing Association (to whom Rhodesia is affiliated) intervened, pointing
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    SCHOOLS TENNIS TEAMS?
    104 2 wny not an Eton v. Harrow lawn' tennis :rir.tch annually at Wimbledon or Queen's Chib. ;s fb* suggestion put forward by Mr. Dunalti Urn the donor of the MacLeod Cups comPH*"d for annually at the Queens Club. London, in the Scholboys' tournament. He says: "The L.T.A. have
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    BADMINTON FRIENDLY.
    44 2 orange BP. team v. the Playfair B.P. at Ibe former's court on Saturday, at 3 p.m.: Koh Chek Tuan. Seah Yak Thai, Chua Lent! Yong, Seah Neo Heng. Chua Leng Kua*. Goh J>ah Chew and Yeo Cheng Chua. Reserve: Goh Teng Koon.
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    CHAMPIONS OF CHARITY.
    56 2 aii tne prize money of the greyhound, Harlow Wood, owned by the Duchess of Portland, are to go to charity. The Lord Mayor of Notting- j ham followed the Duchess's less and nominated his dog St. Duns tans as a champion of charity, I The two dogs
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    NEW AIR RECORD.
    32 2 Reuter. C?: cago. Sept. 4. Mr. J. r. Wedde'l of Pattern on, Louisiana has established a new world's land 'plane re- cord by exceeding 300 miles an hoar.—Reuter j
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    64 2 The number of calls attended by the Accident Ambulance Service during the month of August Z f the^c eleven were to cas«> out- I side Municipal limits. The cases, classified, are I v follows :-Motor car accidents. 25; motor lorry i accidents, 10; mo tor bus accidents. 12; trofiev mZmZ
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    47 2 The Ladies' Aid society of the straits Chinese Methodist Church desire to express their sincere gratitude to all the firms and IndividuajHrtio contributed articles of various kind* 5 bazaar last Saturday. They also wish to thank til who in any way helped to make the bataar success.
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      87 2 f I To insure the youth of clean, free of large cak* of pimples and disfiguring blem- L Paimoirve. Palmolive is a pure vegetable oil Im ml CONTAINS NO ANIMAL FATS WHATSOEVER x^^^^^^^^^ How else could "CAPSTAN" retain the title 'Malaya standard cigarette* if i t were not for constant
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      157 2 I n 4 > I BE °STEAOSj i i i s I; iKATI. ore. ill i tj -DIAMOND- B,i oi nrst om nab rix] liuisli»<d. 1 Wui I rem ft in I (In Singapore of all Seven reasms why yon vh7,.w m a I "DIAMOND r.i Dsn ID:" !L They
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    The "Tribune's" China News Service. FIRST LINE OF DEFENCE.
    618 3 ID ARMIES SEEDED, Situation Drifting. Less: Expenses Higher. situation, which at threatened to plunpo another civil war. 11 ltd with the Sung Chen-yuan to Peiping Mommg Mlths Marshal Feng undisputed control lined there the provincial larry out tiie orders of nmeni
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    SOVIET PRODUCTS IN CHINA.
    174 3 Agents Organising Firm In Shanghai. Shun Pao. Shanghai, Aug. 18. SOVIET Russia's trade with China has been improving by leaps and bounds ever since the formal resumption of relations between the two countries. During the last three months, estimate., show, no less than $10,000,000 worth of
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    STORM AT WENCHOW.
    146 3 "Tung Fif Steamer Has NarrowEscape. China Times. Shanghai. Aug. 16. I*llo steamship -Tung Fu," of the Tung An Steamship Company of Shanghai, had a narrow escape from ga'.o. pirates and running ?.ground on its recent trip from Pukow to Canton, it is learned from th.? owners. She
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    LINKING THE PROVINCES.
    109 3 Progress Of Road Construction In China. Min Pao. Shanghai. Aug. li>. According to an announcement made by the National Economic Commission the first stage cf road construction in China will have been accomplished by the end of this year when 1.600 miles of motor-car roads will be
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    SHANHAIKUAN PASS.
    67 3 Japanese To Hand It Back To Chinese. Shin Pao. Peiping. Aug. 14. Mr. Liv Shih-sun, a member of the Retrocession Commission, arrived at Shanhaikuan -day to confer with the Japanese military authorities there f r the takirg over of the pass by the Chinese authorities. I Is learned
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    SHANGHAI STRIKE.
    67 3 Labour Trouble Of The B.A.T. Company. Sharghai, Aug. 15. The workers of the B.A.T. Company have derided to submit all cutstanding questions between the Company and the workers to the Municipal' Government of Greater Sharghai for arbitration, ace rding to information from labour circles. The Labour Union will
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    HOT CHASE OF PIRATES.
    82 3 Kidnapped "Yushun" Passengers Regain Liberty. Shanghai, Aug. 15. The China Merchants Steam Navigation Co. yesterday received a telegraphic report from its Swatow office stating that the four passengers on board the pirated ship To Shun" whenl the pirates kidnapped and he'd for ransom have regained their
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    EMBEZZLEMENT OF FUNDS.
    201 3 Strong: Declaration. GEN. CHU HELD TO BLAME. China Times. Shanghai, Aug. 17. JN connection with the embezzlement of the funds contributed to the Chinese Volunteers in Manchuria. General Li Tv, former Commander-in-Chief of the Kirin Volunteers, ha 3 issued a strong declaration holding General Chu Ching-lan, a
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    DYKES ON POINT OF COLLAPSING.
    137 3 Not Repaired For Some Years. Shun Pao. Shanghai. Aug. 17. THE dykes along the sea coast at j Wosaang, Changsu. Chuansha. Nanwei. Sungkiang and Fenghsien, in Kiangsu, south cf the Yangtsze River, are on the point of collapsing on account of lack of repairs dur
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    EMBEZZLEMENT CASE.
    105 3 A Special Commission To Investigate. Shanghai. Aug. 16. Thi various public bodies in Shanghai have formed a special commission to conduct investigations into the embezzlement case as a result of the sudden disappearance of more than ten million dollars des.ined for the relief of Chinese Volunteors in Manchuria.
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    NEW RADIO PLANS.
    74 3 Communication With Whole World. Shanghai, Aug. 17. The Ministry of Communications has d awn up plans for the expansion cf the wireless station at Penglinchiao, near the Municipal Government, in order to make the station capable of communicating with all stations thrcughout the world. Three new radio
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    SHANGHAI FACTORIES.
    82 3 I Question Of Council Control Adjourned. China Times. Shanghai, Aug. 17. There has been no progress lately in connection with the question of Council control of factories in the Settlement on account of the summer vacation of the members of the Shanghai Municipal Council, according to Mr. 10.
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    GOVT. AIR FORCE.
    67 3 Nine More Aeroplanes For China Aviation League. Shun Pao. Shanghai, Aug. 16. It is now learned that nine of the aeroplanes which arrived here yesterday were ordered by the China Aviation League which the la ter purchased as a contribution to the Government air force. These 'planes
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      200 3 Childhood Days Are Happiest AND Happiness Means Health. "LACTOGEN m m m 7CHILDREN ARE HEALTHY BEAUTIFUL IN HEALTH £i Clear Skin, j Sparkling Eyes Pearly Teeth, CSfe *I^BSfc^^^'' Healthy Hair, td Straight Limbs and a Sunn) Disposition. GIVE YOUR CHILDREN "LACTOGEN." -J AN EMPIRE PRODUCT. i It's Worth Reaching For!!
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      485 4 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or Thone 3411. 8 TO LET. SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductions of Rents from Ist August, 1933. $16.00 and
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      338 4 TO LET. TO LET —"Gilverton," 8, Upper Wilkie Road, vi-h ranitary installation, waier, electric lights and garage, from Ist October. Apply to N.8.W., 2CA, Newton Road. TO LET—Bungalow No. 11. Wilkie Terrace, oil Wilkie Road. Key to inspect from 9. Wilkie Terr&ce Particulars from Tel. No. 3170. TO LET —10,
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      386 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICE. MR. LAM CHAI CHANG (CHOP FOH MEE Co.), 129, New Bridge Rd., Singapore, has been appointed the sole selling agent for "FLYING HORSE" TOOTH PASTE in Malaya. Sarawak and B.N. Borneo, as from the 25th August, 1933. THE STRAITS MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.. 138, Cecil Street, Singapore.
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      343 4 SITUATION WANTED. A Chinese young man. wUh thorough knowledge* of English and Chinese languages, speaks many dialects, desires any engagement, either to work in cffic: or private house. Apply Box No. 200 c o Malaya Tribune. SITUATIONS VACANT. Salesman required, fttlly experienced in gent's cutfi.ting. Write Bex 201, c> Malaya
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING- Mail "Robbery"
    102 5 H7HETHER the Bangkok mail cp'sode was W rj off forget fulness is at the moment Iter] It seems almost incredible Bangkok police authorities would have card for the recovery of a certain the notes without first assuring the money had been placed on
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    The New Malacca.
    140 5 MM \CC\S genuine needs and requirements t ill (»1 deaf ears, but "white elephants" m her. This ancient Settlement, ore erve in act her past glory. end she is expected to mark time: j peas must be foreign to her. and all I because, we presume, in
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    Japanese Trade Menace.
    184 5 A CCORDING to the returns issued by thi a*. Department of Statistics in the month of July 193:5. Malaya imported ut less than 10.093.128 yards of cotton piece-goods from Japan as compared with 5,696.752 yard in the month of January. 1933. These figure? serve to indicate the
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    FITTING THE CRIME.
    81 5 Nazis Forced To Clean Swastikas. Vienna. Nazis in Austria have now been made communally responsible for the numerous swastikas painted on walls and reeks. When the perpetrators themselves cannot bj traced, the police choose a "Cleaning Group of local Nazis. These are sent with pails ai.d brushes
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    TRAINED ALSATIANS.
    84 5 Dogs Which Climb Ladders And Untie Knots. Sydney. Two Alsatians ave to begin duly with the New South Wales Police very shortly. These dogs can climb ladders, untie rcpe ")r twiue twisted into many knots, scale a wall 9 feet high, walk a narrow plank between roofs, identify
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    MINISTERS RETURN.
    221 5 Gratified At Success Of Canadian Loan. Ottawa, Aug. 4. The Canadian Minister of Finance, Mr. Rhodes, and the Minister of National Revenue, Mr. Ryckman, as well as Lord Macmillan and Sir Charles Addis, the British members of i the Canadian Royal Commission appointed to j enquire into the
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    WEEPING WOMEN IN GERMANY.
    215 5 Hitler Wouldn't Talk To Them. Nuremburg. Aug. 31 NO German Kaiser was more cn'husias'ieally feted than Hitler on h's arrival at the opening if the first-Nazi conference s'nc; his advent as dictator. Th" city was gay wilh buntlrg. p of i trie Chancell r. and the
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    SULTAN OF MOROCCO.
    178 5 Visit To France With Popular Baby Prince. Pans, Aug. The Sultan of Morocco, a stately white-did Rfore, has arrived in Fiance to pay Lis annul visit. I Although on this occasion he rs travelling nccgnito. there W nevertheless an ottual reception when nc lrnded at Marseilles, a..d
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    BLONDES OR BRUNETTES.
    123 5 Film Producers Favour The Former. Hollywood. Film producers still prefer blondes Oi.t ::i-ncuF sludio reports that out of filty 2lr!.« called to appear in night club scenes of a r.cv picture only ten were brunettes. The sills were picked from air.oiu the ll'.m capitals specially selected group
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    LION OF WATERLOO.
    93 5 ramous Monument in Danger ()j Collapse. Brussels, Aug. Tlie famous Lion of Waterloo is in imminent, clanger ol collapse. Tor rome time past cracks i:avc be> n forming on the base of the mcn".nirnt, which was crccted after tne luiai defeat of Napoleon. These have now developed
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    STOLE FROM RICKSHA PULLER.
    206 5 Malay With Fourteen Convictions. A MALAY. Ahnmd tin .iiaji Abdul Wall d. v. b rapOtd of four ce:i previius C9B- vie-ior-s. apseatttf be; re the Tliird Magfe-tra' J jtsterday. on a c a;gc cf thef:. j The a rcksha pu'ler. s'at°d j that the accu:~d engaged
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    HAROLD LAKE DEAD.
    177 5 Lyric Ho Sold I or i nrce Guineas. London. Tlic man wli wro'e "I hear you cal'lng mo. the song which set John M< Cormack. tinfamous tenor, 0*1 the Dat.i to fame, has died in L'rdon a the age of 51. He was Mr. Harold Lake He
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    THE BANDIT BIRD.
    89 5 Indian Postman's Strange Explanation. Calcutta. A postman or Sangmaghwar, in Madras Presidency, when ar.;eu to account for the li'i cf £9 in notes, said that they had been stol-n from him by a vulture. He was sitting in a temple, he related. an1 was e:iga r ed
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      154 5 WW f Altractive Hair An J 'ssrntinl of Beauty \our scalp in good condition l>y shampooing regularly with 4 ulirurn Soap. If there in on dandruff or irritation 01 the scalp, precede by an application of 4 iilirura (fcinlnuwil. Thin treatment will keep your hair healthy and lustrous. Sample each
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      422 5 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies i* Singapore, most of the members of which are eaders of the "Malaya Tribune." This Dury s provided specially for them. Secretaries arc nvited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date :nd complete. Happenings of general interest ■Dill still be included in the
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      441 5 Botanic Gardens. Assemble. 155. Road. 2.30 p.m. Grange BP Badminton matcn against riayfair 8.P.. former's court. 3 p.m. Straits Juvenile Union: Chinese moatc practice, Mr. He Tcow Kim'j residence. 79 Pllueep S.reet. 7.30 p.m. SUNDAY, SEPT. in. Banrayi Athie;ie Patty: Monthly 1 niaallti 1 eneUUg, 13. DbObf Ghaut. 11 a.m.
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    Shipping News & Notices. HALF-YEAR'S WORK AT SOUTHAMPTON.
    592 6 Shipping News Notices. HALF-YEAR'S WORK AT SOUTHAMPTON. Increase In Passenger Traffic. THE half-yearly statistics relating to Southampton Docks are now available, and lnc'irate that the port has weathered the economic storm in a satisfactory manner, *elegraphs our Southampton correspondent. During the period under review the number or vessels inward dropped
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    DUNDEE HARBOUR TRUST.
    299 6 The Year's Working Shows Improvement. A very sa isfactory year's working was reported at the budget meeting of Dundee Harbour Trust. Dealing with th~ accoun's of the harbour undertaking for the year, the treasurer said he wis su:e they would be gratified that they were able to
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    U.S. NAVAL SHIPBUILDING.
    33 6 A Reuter message from Washington stairs that contracts were awarded yesterday by the United States Navy Department to private shipbuilding firms and Navy yards foj the construction of 21 warships.
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    CUNARD LINE BUSY.
    304 6 Six Liners To Arrive Or Depart. I London, Aug. rpHE August holiday will prove a busy >im for tne Cimard Company, who. within lit** Ji'-aily 125.000 gross tons er .-hipping at Liverpool, Southampton, and Plymouth. Between 11 a.m. to-day and 8p m ;r morrow, six ships will
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    DEVIATION OF VOYAGE.
    292 6 U.S. Judgment Against Shipowners. Specifications in the ocean bill of lading of master's authority to proceed with the vcyage according to his itinerary and por.s of call, does not cover deviation from regular route. according to a decision of .he Pifth United States Circuit Cour; of Ap-eals.
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    SHOT SHIPS OFFICER.
    432 6 Unaware Revolver Was Loaded. THE mystery of the death of Ronald Edward Stenner <27), of Brooklyn Villa, Pill, near Bristol, who was found shot dead in his cabin in the steamer "Montreal City," which was lying at Queen Alexandra Dock, Cardiff, was further inquired into, when the
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    THE BRITISH NAVY.
    279 6 Earl Jellicoe On Our Reduced Strength. Admiral of the Fleet Earl Jellicce, in performing the opening ceremony from Nelson's old flagship. Victory, at Portsmouth Navy Week, said the sea was the nation's life, and it was only na ural that people should be interested in the force
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    MECHANICAL STOKERS.
    354 6 Orders Booked By Babcock And Wilcox. MESSRS. Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd., have recc ved an order from Scott's Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., Greenock, for two b llers fitted with Erith-Roe type mechanical stckers. These bo lcrs are to be special y designed to operate on Chinese coal. They
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    CHINA RIVER PILOTS.
    144 6 Minister Of Navy Issues New Order. Beginning frcm Angus* 25. the pilots of merchant ships at Woosung and Hankow who cio not possess the licences issued by the proper Chinese authorities, or the captains cr acting captains of the ships who act as their own pilots and
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    FIRE IN U.S. SHIPYARD.
    40 6 Tne following message has be*m receive I frcm Lloyd's agent at San Francisco, datei August 3:—"Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company's wharf was damaged by fire this morning. Damage roughly estimated at :2 000 dolisr;;. No ships were involved."
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      458 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. P 0. BRITISH INDM AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. MANTUA 11.000 Sept. 15 BURDWAN
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      203 6 "pLLOYD TRIESTINO (incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. BINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penang. Colombo, Bombay, Calling: at Colombo, Bombay, Suet, Pert Karachi, Aden, Maasowah, Suez, Port Said, BrindJsi. Venice and Trieste. Said, Brindisi. Venice and Trieste. Due Leave Due m.v. MONCALIERI S:pt. 14 Sept. 14 B*pore.
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      249 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LIN IE Deutsch Hftvfll Australlsche DamptacbJlTj fl~*Gjj Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. m.s. RUHR, via Manila Sept. 7 t m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Sept. 19 t s.s. SAARLAND, via Manila Oct. 5 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila Oct. 17 I
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      586 6 JTEAMEK SAILING UOYD The underacted an ft. Compter. t fixtures:— mw^o. OUTWARDS. "TRIER" for Manila, Eft >• S U S'hai, N. Cblra Japan "DONAU" for Manila, nwaiwii Shanghai, N. China Japan s. HOMEWARDS. "COBLENZ," for C. 11,1 Lisbon, Rott reiam, Hani:, i Bremen, n 'CHEMNITZ" for Gen i Havre, Dunkirk,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    431 7 Mining Shares. ■■.i pore. Wednesday, 11 a.m. rjß snare quotations are Issued h j Co.. exchange and stock H i- rrckers: Buyers. Bellere. V 4 ue mbanf Tin 28 6 30 alay 28 6 30 n Tin 14- 14 9 0.96 1.00 I 18 6 19 6
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    149 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER AGAIN SLIGHTLY EASIER. Tin Firmer In New York. ißi Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 12 3 16 cts.. down 1i; ct. Market Tone: Quiet and easier. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3 23 32d., down l]32d. Market Tone: Slightly
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    PETROL PRICES.
    162 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motcr Spirit and various »rands of Kerosene are a? fellows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gal!on drums per British Imperial gallon 1119 3heii Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon 10.82 shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    HOLLAND'S CRISIS.
    67 7 New Taxation And Economy Measures. Reuter Wireless. The Hague. Sept. 4. The Dutch Government are confident they i.re able to meet the difficulties caused by budset deficit of Ft 200 000,003 without recours to a compulsory lean. &ta cd the Minister for Finance Intel viewed by Reuter. In
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    MENACE TO INDIAN GROWERS ?
    406 7 MENACE TO INDIAN GROWERS Australian Rice For Britain. Reuter. FIFTY tons cf Austra lan rice have arrived in Britain by the Orien: liner. "Otranto." Another cargo of 200 tors is expected later. "Will tne Australian, rice be a menace to Indian and Burmese gr:wersV" was the queston Reuter asked various
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    MOTOR VEHICLES.
    58 7 The New Regulations In Hongkong. It is announced that my or "vehicles in Hongkong will not be cteemed to be substantially manufactured in the Enrich. Empiie. and therefore entitled to exemption from the special licence fee on ncn-Empire v:hicies. unles: a. least one half "f the value was
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    NEW SCUDAI OUTPUT.
    34 7 The output of Sew Seudai, Ltd.. far ihe month ot August amcunts o 43.500 lb., making a total of 209 000 lb. for the five monthi cf the current financial year
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    JAPANESE COTTON INDUSTRY.
    78 7 Rapid Growth In Six Months. Reuter. London, Sept 5. THE cotton figures, telegraphed yesterday, reveal the very rapid growth of the Japanese industry. The bales of Japanese mill conumption for ihe six months to July 31 numbered 1,512,000 compared with 1 388 000 for he six months
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    TIN PROSPECTS.
    222 7 America Finds Some New Uses. Tlie development of new industrial factors r.d-cating an increased consumption of tin n America is analysed in a report issued by he United States Bureau of Mines, according xi advices from New- York. "In sp'te of the depressed conditions of merit manufacturing etjates
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    CASHEW NUTS.
    221 7 Kernel Dried And Sold In Penang-. The gum from cashew nuts is harmfu'; it Misters the skin if cne touches it. There is a air demand of the kernel, dried or fried. The cernel and apples are used for food, says an artic'e in the M.A.H.G. Magazine. The
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    NEW COASTING STEAMER.
    270 7 Specially Designed Liner Launched. The specially designed coasting steamer Pulborough, built for Messrs. Stephenson. Clarke and Associated Companies, Limited, was launched from the Burnt-island shipyard, the christening ceremony being perforn.ed by Miss G. Jones, daughter of Mr. F. H. Jones, of London. The principal dimensions of the
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    TELEBU TIN OUTPUT.
    23 7 r l*he output from the mine of Telebu Tin Dredging. Ltd.. for the month of August amounted to 275 picjls.
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    RESEARCH FOR NEW MARKETS.
    246 7 Canned Cockles? LARGE RANGE OF TINNED FOOD. £JOCKLES need no longer, as the old song suggests, be "alive alive-O" to attract custom, for it is announced in a report issued by the Campden Research Station, Gloucestershire, that a process for canning cockles has been developed. The
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    SUGAR STRONG.
    157 7 Drought And European Beet Crop. Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 4 With rcalisau lis in most sections, the markers finished dull, especially Kaffirs and Home Rails. The only feature of the commodity markets was the strength of sugar as the drought affecting the European beet crop, fears of extensive
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    SIAMESE ROBBERY.
    91 7 Stolen Bank Notes In Free Circulation. Bangkok. Sept. 3. j C rrency notes from the 100,000 t:cal rebbcry v r.il? th money was on consignment to Pa.ans j Ircm tlu- loeal "banks via the postal service ha; j fcuni its way into ftec locpl circulaticn. firms end v.he
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    649 7 Rubber Shares. Sin- ■pt re Wednesday. 11 1..: The following rubber share quotation* nt issued by Prater and Co and Lyall and Km**: Issue Value. Prase* Ly«ll Shares. ft Co Kvata, 1 Allenby $0.65 $0.75 $0.7(> $0.85 1 Alor Gajah 0.50 0.60 0.55 0.6* IA. Hltam 100
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    CANON WADDY IN SINGAPORE.
    604 9 From The Arctic To The Tropics. qpHE Roy. Cancn Stacy Waddy. the Secre- tary of the Society for the Propagation tf me Gospel, London, arrived in Singapore frorr Malacca on Monday evening and is at present staying as the guesc of the Rt. Rev. the bishop
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    POPPY FACTORIES.
    173 9 New Ceremony To Increase Consumption. London. The Biennial Conference of the British Empire Service League (the central organisation to which ex-Servicemen's federations throughout the Empire belong) is now being held in London. Delegates have come from all over the Empire and include representatives from South Africa, Canada, Australia.
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    MR GIBSON'S VISIT.
    148 9 U S Bid For South American Trade. Washington. When Mr Hugh Gibson, generally considered n.>* of the most experienced American diplomats was sh.fted from Brussels to Brazil by I T-udcnt Rocwsvelt in his administration, t -Turk s-ne Washington observers as odd, In wew of hi expert knowledge
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    HOME SPORT IN PICTURES.
    101 9 INTERNATIONAL CYCLE RACE—French. German and Swiss riders competed in an International cycle race meeting at Heme Hill. F. H. Wyld (Derby Police A.C.) is on the far side passing Fritz Kratt "Switzerland) in the motor-paced Grand Prix of London. It should be added that Kratt suffered
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    KILLED IN ALPS.
    135 9 Freak Snowstorms Reported In Yugo-Slavia. Belgrade. Freak August snowstorms on the Slovene Alps have been responsible for several Alpine tragedies. Of five mountaineers who set cut from Tzelovatz to climb Mount Mangart in the Triglav group, two perished from exposure. The other three only just managed to
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    GALLANT SWIMMER.
    72 9 Attempt On Malta Channel Fails. Reuter Wireless. Malta, Sept. 2 After swimming forty miles it 52 hours, the Maltese swimmer, Ar.hur Rizzio, was forced tc abandon his alte-npt to swim the Malta channel from Pczzalo Sety ,o Malta, when he wts 13 miles from the shore. Rizzio is
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    32 9 During the absence on duty of the General Officer Commanding, from Sept. 9 to 11, inclusive, the Command of the Regular Troops. Singapore, wi 1 devolve 'upon Colonel A. C. Dobspn, D.S.O.
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    The tea interval at the AP.C. sports.
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    THE PHANTOM TOWN.
    105 9 C rowds Gather On Beach To See It. Belgrade. Huge cowds gathered on the beach of Scnj, a Yugoslavian town on the Adriatic coast, t j tee an astonishing mirage that suddenly formed In the bay. The town of Novi. which is twenty miles further along the
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    170 9 Monday. Aug 28. In the morning H. E. llie Sultan of Perak called on His Excellency at Government House. In the af.err:on His Exce lency visited Changi Wednesday. Aug. 30. His Excellency presided a' a meeting of the Executive Council held at Government House this mornirg. Hon. Dr.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    96 10 MARRIAGE. MANHCAM—AMBALLIKAYAMMAL. At 14«, Rue Tests**, Siigcn. en Scptemb r 6th, according to Hindu Rite?. Man k :m. youn<? st son cf the lat-j Mr. P Rarmuamy Thaver of Singapore, to AmbaMikayammal. second daughter of Mr. A X KHheappa Thaver of Saigon. DEATH. Mi. Nah Yam Serg, late
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    COMING HOME TO US.
    802 10 There is a peculiar situation in Europe. Within a few days a new Disarmament Conference will open— and the European Continent presents a picture of an armed camp. Since the development of the Nazi regime in Germany, wit"h its call for rejuvenated nationalism, France an J
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS. Comments By The Way.
    236 10 MAI .AY A may be thankful that it is frmj from 'udd?n elemental disaster.'; such us ,l'.:Se which have occurred in quick succession lately in many parts of the world. The worst disaster for years is the Yellow River flood, w hich
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    Safety Of Travel.
    164 10 M riPHE frequent occurrence of &ir and othe j -i. mecnanical disasters only supplies abunf c'ant proof of man's determination to coa* quer tho forces of nature, and to harness their, for his use. Vessels will cross and re-cros." ~he oceans, and there will always be men
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    Pawnshops.
    227 10 PAWNSHOP practice is again coining under the public eye as the result of a speech made by an up-country resident condemning the Government for its: policy of licensing these .'hops and thereby obtaining revenue frcm a source winch makes its profits out of the poor. The ideal of a
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Sungei Patani.
    140 10 On the eve of his departure on transfer to Yen as District Officer, Tuan Syed Hassan Shahabudin. the Assistant District Officer. Kuala Muda. Sungei Patani, was entertained to a sumptuous farewell dinner on Aug. 30. at the Semeling liest House by the staffs
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    Penana.
    51 10 A young Chincie boy named Leo Ah WVi. who pleaded guilty to a charge of being in possession cf three tins of dutiable liquor on Aug. 25, was sentenced to a fine of $50 in default six months' simple imprisonment. by Mr. D. Wills In the Police Court on
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    Ipoh.
    154 10 Che Muhammad Zin bin Haji Ayob, of.tjM staff of Anderson School, Ipoh, accompanied by his wife and family, has left fcr Camercn Highlands where he will spend the schcol vacation, i The Malayalee community of Ipoh celebrated 'Onam 1 festival on Sunday at the premises if the Malayalee Reading
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    Taiping.
    47 10 Last Friday a Malay hunter living at Sungei Tinggi shot full-grown panther. He took the carcase to Taiping and there received the usual rtward from the Police. Following the example of other towns, the Taiping police are prosecuting cyclists who leave their machines unattended in public.
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    70 10 The Chinese Foreign Office cas decided to open a Chinese Consulate in Kuala Lumpur and that this new Consulate will be placed under the direct control of the Chinese ConsulGeneral of Singapore, who also controls the Penang Consulate. Mrs. D. W McCi'ow leaver. Icr home by the "Aeneas"
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    Seremban.
    334 10 Mr. F. O. Rasmussen, of Cetor Estate is. it is understood, In hospital in Seremban. 0 Mr. F. A. S. Caldwell. Offlcer-in-charge of Traffic. So emtan has been transferred to Port Dickson as O.C.P.D. Mr. Alan Loke passed thrbugh Seremban on Monday, on his way to Port Dickson for
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    On Other Pages.
    26 10 CHINA NEWS, on page 3 CIUB DIARY, on p:. SOVIET PICTURE OF BBXTAIN, "BLACK BRADMAN** FOR U** RADIO paborurifif 008 ■BAOCBS' niws, en
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      148 10 J A Robinson's I! lli Sale Bargain M MORLEY'S "ROBINO" HOSE. ilt; to welt —Cotton Tops. Mock tj|B| Fashioned and Seamed. j MBi Mb Sizes 819 91 \B' vlli t^le owm o attractive Shades. "New Beige," "Skin." "Bichette." I m\ Price nil }> a»r. InHHi' 1 SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR I
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      48 10 j 631 COMPARE I THE PRICE. QUALITY AND STYLE of T.K.K.'S SHOES WITH THOSE OF ANY OTHER MAKE I <fi> TENG SENG GUAN, C 34, Norih li: idfir Road Ei.ab'.ishcd 1905. I. DANCING. Foxtrot, Walts, Tango, etc., taught at ißena's Dance Studio. Meyer Maualooa. Flat 6, Coleman Street
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      34 10 NIGHT—6.IS 9.15. !E WEEK Attraction md DAVID MANNERS in: people staking their [opes and Happiness f a horse race A in 60 mad second: TO-MORROW HE JUNGLE" mal Paramount Picture—with IS "THE LION MAN."
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    MR- ROOSEVELT'S ULTIMATUM TO MR HENRY FORD. TWENTY-FOUR HOURS TO LINE UP.
    607 11 speeding; up ihe recovery CAMPAIGN. Britain Shows How. Electricity Brought to Every English Village. Reuter Wireless. President Roosevelt is giving Mr. Henry Ford 24 hours to Mibscrihe to the motor code under the recovery campaign. N< indication is
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    AUSTRIA'S FUTURE.
    175 11 Conference To He Held In Paris. Reuter. Paris. Sept. 5. and Franc- ere attendi.-g tha rsooPari! on Sept. 18 to discuss the -;:r- ~t Au«.ria. --rG:n- to tiie Pelt Pariiien" it is ex- 'B*l John Snvjii t Foreign Minuter> Wen 'Under-oecre'ary for F riign M. Da adier. the
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    HEIGHT RECORD.
    44 11 Success Over Essen. Reuter Wireless. Cologne. Sept. 2. :;c* aI,Sfc nut. from Essen claim a ae* a V tt0r< ur crdinary balloons by reacnrW t .'.t )f over 36 000 though the ftrnxrt r, 3 now have rot officially ecn■a.- Router Wiretap.
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    CABINET MEETING.
    155 11 Full Discussion Of Foreign Affairs. Reuter. London. Sept. 5. URGENT questions of foreign affairs will accupy the attention of ihe Cabinet to-day when L holds its first meeting since the adjournment of Parliament. Foremost on the agenda is likely io be the policy to be adopted by the
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    VISCOUNT GREY.
    40 11 Now Unconscious And Weakening. Reuter Wireless. London, Sept •">. A bulletin issued at 4.30 p.m. stated that Grey was unconscious and wos v. i akening.—Reuter. London. Sept. 4. Viscount Grey's condition is worse. He has lapsed into unconsciousness.—Reuter Wireless.
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    PRISONERS MUTINY.
    52 11 Seven Killed When Guards Open Fire. Reuter Wireless. Basrah, Sept. 2. Sewn prisoners were killed and 20 injured n Om civil gaol when ;he guards were compelled to cpen Are on a section which attacked the guards with stones and bottles, overpowering some of them and cap'.urtng their
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    PROLONGED DROUGHT IN BRITAIN.
    134 11 A Serious Shortage Of Water. Reuter Wireless. London, Sept 2. THE promised tnd to the prolonged drought by slight showers which fell yesterday has hot been fulfilled and there is a serious menace from the shortage of water throughout the country. Wells, up to now perennial
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    AUSTRIA'S ALARM.
    488 11 Fear Of Her Nazi Neighbours. Reuter Wireless. As it was iropportune tt> raisj ihe effective strength of the Federa' Army for this purpose. Austria agrees to disband the force cne year from the date of its incorporation unless an interim agreement *is reached exterd the period. Sir John
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    TRAIN SMASH.
    37 11 Twelve Killed: Twenty Injured. Reuter. Binghamton (N. York). Sept. 6. Twelve people were killed and 20 injured in a collision between the "Chicago Flier" express and a freight train. Two passenger coaches were telescoped.— Reuter.
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    TOLL OF DEATH AND DAMAGE.
    328 11 Cuba Worst Hit. HURRICANE STILL RAGING. Reuter Wireless. West Paimbeaches, Sept. 4. eighty-mile an-hour hurricane struck the North Floria coast last night, si ice when the area has been shrouded in silence all communications being cut off Anxiety is felt, particularly for the inhabitants cf
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    THE "SMALL HOURS"
    254 11 Broadcasting To The Enrnire. There is a slightly different atmosphere, writes Mr. Christopher Stone. B.B.C. announcer, when one goes after midnight to Broadcast ng House to broadcast records to one or other of the Empire zones. On? has to ring the front door bell to get in:
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    COLLISON AND FIRE.
    61 11 American Cargo Boat A Mass Of Flames. Reuter Wireless. New York. Sept. 2. After colliding w;th the liner "fttaldfflt Wilson." 200 miles from Cape Fear, the American cargo boat "Cold Water." took fire and became a mass cf flames and sank within an hour. The "Cold Water's"
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    GANGSTER ESCAPES FROM GAOL.
    111 11 Retaken After Shooting A Guard. Reuter Wireless. Dallas (Texasl. Sep.. 4. THE notorious trangs er. Harvey Bailey, made a dramatic getaway fiom gaol at breakfast time when he shot the guard and leap! Into an old mo or-car and disappeared. Bailey was arrested last month in
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    CHILE SAVING MONEY.
    31 11 Reuter. San'iago d? Chile, Sepi. 5. It is reported ihat febe Chilean Government is abolishing all Consulates in the Far East except those it Shanghai and Yokohama.— Reuter.
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    EXPLOSION IN DUBLIN.
    277 11 PART OF MAGAZINE BLOWN UP. Troops Called Out. Programme Of The New Party. Reuter Wireless. Dublin, Sept. 4. MYSTERIOUS explosion at th e Magazine Fort in Phoenix Parx, resulting in the destruction of the rear of the building, created considerable alarm throughout the city. Ammunition is stored
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    1387 12 MORE OF CHAN CHAN PHANG. Phantom Company. No Evidence On Facts Offered. application for the rescission of a receiving order made against Chop Kwang Fook Seng and for an adjudicatio l order against Chan Chan Phang, the managing partner was before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Huggard, yesterday.
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    GANGSTERS AND THEIR DUPES.
    384 12 Youths And Women To Carry Guns. j TJEMARKING that the accused was cxiremcIV ly lucky and that the case for the prosecution was not strong enough, the Third Police Magistrate <Mr. R. J. F. Curtis) yesterday discharged Lim Ah Sai, a former actor in the Taiwan
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    LEEMBRUGGEN CHARGED.
    72 12 Prosecution By Bankruptcy Office. C. N. Leembruggen, a Ceylcn Burgher, was oummcn. d before th;- Fourth Magistrate (Mr. M H. Biack.i) ytstercay cn a cnarge of obtaining credit of $100 without disclosing that he was an undischarged bankrupt. Leembruggen clauned trial and th* hearing was postponed until Oct.
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    27 12 Mr. Song Teck Hee, who has just returned to Singap re aLer a long holiday in Java, has been appointed Erglish Secretary oi the Singapore Anti-Opium Society.
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    ANOTHER REVOLT IN CUBA.
    168 12 A Sergeant Rules. MANY KILLED IN HURRICANE. Havana. Sept. 5. gEFORE recovering from the disastrous hurricane Cuba has bee i re plunged into revolution due to discontent in the army and navy. Sergeant Batista, supported by non commissio led officers and pett officers, has taken over
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    B.B.C. MAN IN CEYLON.
    191 12 Discussions On The Empire Station. SOON titer hfcl arriva' ir. Colombo by the P. and O. "Mool an." Mr. Ma colm Fro.-, the BritLsh Br adeastlng Corn ration repreicn'ativ:. :mmerliately Bet about interviews and insp«cti:ns. Xc irtcrviiwed the G.'cf Secretary, ihMinister cl C n mimical ons
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    RICKSHA MAN'S REPORTS.
    203 12 Twenty-Two Complaints Against A Malay. Alleged to have been in the habit of swindling ricksha pullers out of their fares a Malay Jafaar bin Ahmad, appeared before the Second Magistr ite (Mr. N. Grice> yesterday on three charges of cheating. Mr. V. D. Knowles appeared for tne
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    ALLEGED FAILURE TO STOP.
    706 12 European Charged. EVIDENCE OF DOCTOR ON ALCOHOL. A EUROPEAN named W. Hili, described as a Sanitary engineer, was ummoned before the Fourth Police .Magistrate before Mr. M. H. Blacker yesterday for driving his car without h licence. He pleaded guilty and was iir.ed $10. He was
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    LEAGUE EXPERT FOR CHINA.
    197 12 Sir Arthur Salter Accepts Invitation. London, Sept, 5. Sir Aithur Salter has accepted the invitation cf tho Chinese Government io visit China to idvise on economic problems. Hr-t is expected to kavt eaily in October Ftcuter. Sir Ar.hur Salter Ls a member of the Economic Advisory
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    AT THE CINEMAS. Maurice Returns To The Capitol.
    236 12 Supose a baby were left on jour doorstep, Mr. Bachelor—What w'-uid you do? Tha 's the situation Maurice Chevalier faces ir: Paramount's "A Bedtime S ory." which cpened yesterday to 'excellent houses at the Capito:. This popular s ar is supported by
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    "Counsels Opinion" At The Pavilion.
    98 12 The London Film production. Counsels Opinion," the screen adap.ation of Gilbert Wakefield's hilarious stage play, formed the main fee.ture in the programme put on at the Fuvihon theatre yesterday. Previous to yesterday's show, the Pavilion had been closed for a few days to complete arrangements
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    "Hell To Heaven" At The Alhambra.
    182 12 From Hell to Heaven." the Paramount picture which began a season at the Alhamtva last night, is a study of personalities who are to be found on a racecourse. The stcry centres vnmd a number of people who are staying ir an hotel for
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    Delightful Comedy At The Roxy.
    85 12 The Paramount produc.icn, "He Learnr.l j About Women." commenced a run at the Roxy last night with gocd houses at bo.h performances. This comedy kept the audience enterI tr.ined frrm star, to finish. Stuart Erwin is the young man who docnot know what to do
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    AUGUST RETURNS.
    48 12 The following are the numbers of arrivals from, and departures to, the Madras Presidency for the month of August, 1933: Arrivals (ethers) (figures supplied by travelling inspec ors), 1,231 adults, 108 minors, 54 infants. f Departures (figures supplied by steamer agents), 1,734 adults, 152 minors. j
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    PORTUGUESE EMPIRE.
    742 12 THE CONFERENCE LISBON. IN Future 01 Macao. Governor's Visit T<> Singapore. Hk. the Governor of l].i W Ti rvj a id Ma uo, U m v Ol. A. J. \tand Lady de Miranda w Singapore ye/tonlav at n, i ln "Sibajak" on their re tu "i from Portugal.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAYS SHIPPING
    76 13 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAYS SHIPPING HXKHOUR BOARD. Singapore, Sept. 6. \<;SI!>E THE WHARVES. at Entrance Gate 1). r ntranee Gate 3). Ma a Hari 16: Calcu:;.\ i ag 9; Hakusan Maru 6. Entrance Gate 3). :t7. Karat'ola 35. Inl a: oe Gale 4) »rl 11..'.'.ranee Gate 4).
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    AFFRAY IN BOAT QUAY.
    408 13 \lleged Kxtortion By (iangster. rpn;-: k evidence was concluded I in A a Court yesterday before Mr. j. Gtrahty and a common jury in the case in two Hokien Chinese, Lee Poo J La .-.l:. C H and Wee On < alias Chow Kah 0:.' i
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    ITALY AND SOVIET.
    117 13 ;h 'l on-Aggression Signed. Reuter Wireless. Rome, Sept. 2. and M P temkin have sigrnp o! neutrality between Ita'y ard f non-aggression. The pact is •1 with the recent pact signed t th. Soviet lave that the term not defined.—Rtu f er Wireless. Rome. Sept. 2. i>"twe*n
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    78 13 from Ea avia end Falembanz by aeronone arL expected c| the General Post Oifkr Singapore, a: 5 p.m. u-ds;.\ Fro.n Eurcpe (Londm malls despatched Aug. 17), by (he "Rohna." due a. Penan-; ,t dzyUaht to-morrow. Fic.n China and Japan by the "Hak>:«a i Maru," due at Singapore at
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    TRADES UNIONS AND FASCISM.
    138 13 Slashing Attack At British T.U.C. Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 4. IN view of the leaning towards dictatorship methods within the Labour Pr rty disclosed in the recent symposium of the views of Sir Stafford Cripps and othrr Labour left-wingers, chief interest in the presidential address cf
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    CRICKET BATS.
    137 13 Grown Fcr Australia From English Willow. Melbourne (Victoria). From one cf six willow cuttings sort to Australia from England twenty-eight years ago oy Archie Maclaren, the English Test captain tiiere has grown at Daylesford, the biggest willow plantation of its kind in Australia. From it, too, has grown
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    "ROGUERIES OF SCAPIN."
    142 13 Great Success of C.V.M.A. Show. The Ca.ho.ic Men's Association staged the comedy entit'ed the "Rogueries of Scapin" bef:re a well packed audience including the Catholic priests in Singapore at the Parochial Hall of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes en Saturday last. The performance was a
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    MONEY MARKET
    198 13 SELLING. Singapore, Sept. 5. London 4 months' sight 2|4 1l > London 3 months' sight 2|4 1,32 London 60 days' sight 2 4 Icl London 30 days' sight 2 4 London demand 2 3 31 London T.T. 2 3 15 16 Lytns and Paris demand 930 Hamburg demand
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    PRODUCE.
    186 13 Singapore, St-pt 5 K. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $113 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 »99 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 ;31 Siam, No. 1 "Sinhway" $170 Siam, No. 2 "Sinhway" $160 Siam, No. 3 "Sinhway" «147 R.ce, Saigon
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    SOVIET SHOPS.
    116 13 British Co-operative Chiefs In Russia. Moscow. Four l epresentatives of the Co-operat'-v Wholesale Society of Great Britain have arrived here. They are Mr. R. Robinson, M v W. D. Graham and Mr. J. MacFaden, representing the Financial, Textile and Grocery Committees respectively, and Mr. T. G. Davis, Director
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    MOB STORMS A SCHOOL.
    110 13 Trouble Over Ownership Dispute. Madrid. Headed by the Mayor of Bareastro and several Town Councillors, a mob of two hundred persons has besieged the local monastic Seminary and taken it by assault. The monks have been ejected. An attempt was made to defend the buii i
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    242 13 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, SEPT. 6. High Tide.—12.11 p.m. Rotary Luncheon, Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. Diocesan Conference Begins. Singapore Races. Commercial Cup Semi-Pinal, F. and N. v. Municipal Services, Anscn Road. TO-MORROW, SEPT. 7. High Tides —0.13 a.m., 12.35 p.m. Diocesan Conference,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    116 13 ALHAMBRA. —Carole Lombard and David Manners in "From Hell to Heaven." CAPlTOL.—Maurice Chevalier in "A Bedtime Story." EMPIRE—DoubIe talkie: 'The lo.al bad Man" and "Impatient Maiden." GREAT WORLD—Side shows, Cabaret, Malay cpera, Chinese wayang. silent and talkie ciremas (Sky theatre: "Let Us Be Gay:'' Star theatre: "Skinner S:eps Out").
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    AIR CRASH.
    40 13 Five People Killed In One Plane. Reuter. Moscow, Sept. 5. Five prominent Soviet officials connected wPL aircraft and the wife of one of them, with the pilot and mechanic, have been killed in an aeroplane crash near here.—Reuter.-
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      195 13 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. r,ntianak (Kioen Ho -ai 3 pta Eanka frland, Pladjoe ,»nd Palembang Theueu?) 3 p.m. Worth, X -East and N.-Wesi Suma.ra Siam, Eurma, India, Iraq. Palestine, Egypt. East and South Africa, Europe, Gieat Britain, Irehnd. Mor.h and' South America <Ey Aeroplane) 7 p. n. TO-MORROW. U y.on
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    Thumb-Nail Sketches Of Horses Running To-day. SECOND DAY OF AUTUMN RACE MEETING.
    948 14 OUR SPECIAL SELECTIONS. DOUBLE TOTE ON RACES 6 AND 8; BIG SWEEP ON RACE 8. The Second day's card of eight events in connection with the Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) race meeting will be run off
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    JOHORE CHINESE.
    119 14 Open Athle tic Sparts Meeting. The all-.Toh.re State Chinefe Athletic Meeting has been fix d fo.- Oct. 5 and 6 at Batu Pahat. The idea of the meeting is to select the best athletes to represent Johore Sta»e in the coming all-Malayan Chinese sports at Kuala Lumpur. The
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    ENGLISH FOOTBALL.
    30 14 Yesterday's Northern Division Match. Reuter. Loudon. Sept. 5. j Yesterdays matci» in the English League. Third Divisi.n iNcrtheni) resulted as follows: Rochdale 3 Ilartlepools U. 0 .1 —Reuter.
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    "WINNING POST'S" TIPS.
    65 14 Selections For This Afternoon. mHE following are "Winning Post's" selections A for to-day's races: RACE 1—YELLOW RIVER. Salome. Can Do. RACE 2,—MERRY CHRIS. Valkyrie. Balkis. RACE 3 —MOUNTAIN BELLE Bridal Veil. Top Hole. RACE 4 BROWN TONY. Rotherwood. Brampton. RACE MURNA. Etona. Biddy Mar.sh. PACE 6—OVERLAP. Aiya-Aiya.
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    GIRL BOXERS IN MALACCA.
    322 14 Record Crowd Rushes The Gate. (From Out Otc* Correspondent j Malacca. Spet. 4. The featuring of giri boxers on last night's programme at the City Park resulted in a crowd of recotd propor ion- The gates were rushed and handling the attendance was almost impossible. C.
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    CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONED.
    230 14 Wimbledon Pays Associations Not Players. Mr. J. A. Dein. one of the Councillors of the Malayan Lavn Tennis Association, writ "The statement, hem your own correspondent, in your issue cf Sept. 4. that the Australians were paid l?CO a head to play in the IfcWl) tennis championships at
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    BASKET-BALL FRIENDLY.
    69 14 The August B.P. v. the Yee Yong Athletic Association at the Ai Tong School held on Saturday at 4.35 pm. will be (jeiseys can be obtained from the hon. treasure.- before the game) Wee Hong Hai. Lim Chin Han. Ng Kirn Swee. Ang Thiam Koon. Kan Hock Hoy,
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    SINGAPORE CUP COMPETITION.
    886 14 Another Drawn Game CHINESE RESERVES v. ISLANDERS. second tie in the Singapore Cuu Soccer Competition, between the Chinese II and Pulau Brani, played at the Anson Koad Stadium, also resulted in a draw, both sides failing to score, and a replay will be necessary. The Chinese were
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    177 14 Results Of Yesterday's Play. YESTERDAYS ties in the S.C.C. lawn tennis tournament resulted as follows: "A" CLASS DOUBLES J. A. Dean and N. S. Wise <owe 15.4) beat F. T. K. Hobbes and F. R. Hobbes (owe 4) 7—9. 6—o. 7—5. W. D. Charhon and H.
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    UNOFFICIAL TEST.
    67 14 Tall Scoring In Folkestone Match. London. Sept. 5. The Weit Indian:- met an England XI at F-Ikes ore and centur es were cored tay the Kent veteran. Frank Woo ley. Waher Hammond. Headley and Grant tthe t'unsrs' caplair) Scores: ENGLAND XI: 2G2 for 9 Vkts. dec!. 'Hammond 133)
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    BADMINTON FRIENDLIES.
    78 14 S.H.B.J.SC. team v. the Sincere Lads B.P. on Sunday, at the latter's court: Tan Khai Seng. Koh Kirn Soon. Sng BenTeck, Koh Kirn Yean. Tay Keng Wan and Low Swee Guan. RESERVES: Lim Cheng Hong and P Jeremiah. Tbe Piavfair Badminton Party meets the C-rat.ec B. P on
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    SCARBOROUGH FESTIVAL.
    172 14 YORKSHIREMEN IV FORM. English Cricked Essex Lead Sussex At Leyton. YORKSHIRE, the County chain. pions, met an M.C.C. XI i n the annual cricket festival match pUyeri at Scarborough. A largt treated to some delightful cricket, fewer than live players scoriii* centuries. Although Sussex won the for the
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    V.M.C.A. CRICKET.
    58 14 The V.M.C.A. team to Met or the S.R.C. grourd on BatOTdaj Ml I wi 1 be selected Iron. R. P. Ridley letpi >. \v X Ml G. L. F. Wilis. Jcrn L,- Lata C D X J. L' Tick. L. M. Penne:;..:if! c Lee Fong Lim. E. Bronn
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    SOVIET PICTURE OF BRITAIN.
    541 15 A Ruthless Attack. MR. MAXTON NOT IN FAVOUR. Moscow, Aug. 5. gOVIET literature is not rich in descriptive sketches of other countries. Especially during the last few years the number of Soviet citizens who have been able to travel abroad is extremely small. That the impressions
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    MUSEUM GUIDES.
    182 15 Private Ones Distinguished By Rosette. For some time, in addition to the Official Guide Lecturers' free tours of the Biit sh Museum Galleries, which take place en every week-day twice daily, at 12 and 3 p.m., a few i nofhcial private guides, of whose competence the director is
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    POLITICAL STIR?
    172 15 Former Labour Colleagues Involved. London, Sept. A Political stir, in which Lord Snowden. Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald and Mr. Arthur Henderson are the central figures, has been caused by Commander Kcnworthy's allegations of intrigue.s ever the leadership of tne Labour Party in 1931. which story Lord Snowden today
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    CATCHING SMUGGLERS.
    209 15 New Drive By The Customs Authorities. London, Aug. 0. Visitors to England from Malaya will have to undergo a stricter Customs search now. This is due to the popularity of short holiday cruises and the increased numbers of people going to the Continent for week-end trips. Despite warnings
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    POLICE ROUND UP.
    115 15 Shots In Battle After Vigil Of 15 Nights. Sofia. After a sharp exchange of shots in the darkless a band of smugglers, engaged in bringing contraband silk, coffee and other goods across the frontier from Roumania have been arrested by the police. The authorities, aware that smuggling
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    THE FIRST TUNNY.
    120 15 Landed At Scarborough In Mail Week. London Aug. 6. 1 Three tunny fish, each weighing between 500 and 600 lb., were landeo at Scarborough yesterday. Trey were caught on Friday in the North Sea by Col. E. T. Pee! and Col. Stapleton-Cotton. f'cm Col. Peel's yacht, the
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    AN ENGLISH BRIDE.
    106 15 Pips Water From Ganges In London House. London, j The shipping of Holy Water from the Ganges and all the sacred rites of the Hindu conversion ceremony were performed at Hampstead (London) by Mrs. Jessie Patkar, a 23-year-old Yorkshire girl. Sh'-> is the wife of Mr. S.
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    "BLACK BRADMAN" FOR LANCS.
    563 16 Two Sides To The Question. i i From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Ang. 24. THE Lancashire League is in the news again, up against iheir seasonal storms of critic sm. George Headley. the "Black Bradman" who has batted with such brilliance for the West Indies during
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    NO REAL EXC USE.
    109 16 "At Oxford and Cambridge the game of lawn tennis is recognised and Blues are awarded, so there is no sound excuse for the schools holding back. The time has come when pressure must be put on the headmasters and governors by the boys and their parents
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    RINKS YOUNG AND OLD.
    93 16 The Windsor and Eton rink was quite the oldest playing in tho championship recently. Three of the four players were over 60, but a yotng skipper of 38 brought the average down a little. Torbay County club on the other hand are a young team. Their
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    AN OLD COUNTY CRICKETER.
    71 16 A. H. Bull, of Wellingborough, who won the Pairs championship last year with his brother, is an example of the recruit from other games who succeeds at bowls. This year the brothers were beaten in their county competition. Bull was at one time captain of the
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    FROM OTHER GAMES.
    65 16 Mr. King thinks that those who have done well at other ball games generally do well at Bowls. Bilhaid players, aivustomed to judging tho line along which a ball is to travel, maka particularly good bowls players.Then, of course, those who have played other games in their
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    SUCCESS IN THREE YEARS.
    54 16 Honours came Mr. King's way after only three years at the game. He says that given a keen eye. good judgment and the right tempenateat a man must succeed at buwU. The players who are not going to make a hit just pJcd along in the
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    ACCIDENT IN YACHT.
    343 16 Graduate Shot By His i Companion. Lcndon, Aug. 6. AN inquest was held at Chelmsford yesterday on Richard William Kenneth Hart, thirtytwo, a Cambridge graduate, of St. John's College, Cambridge, who died in Chelmsford Hospital oa Friday as a result of a gunshot wound reused by the
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    451 16 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore. Sep:. 1. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 30 Beef, stew or curry, kati Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean and fat. list quality), kati 11 Mut.oi. Australian, lb. 33 Fowl, kati D Hens ilocally reared), kati II Ducks. Saigon, each Pigeons, domestic unfledged,
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    RUSSIAN ARRESTED IN SINGAPORE.
    124 17 Wanted In Bombay On heating Charge. i -t:L> ni a grey tweed suit, a youn» [1 (i Russian named Herman Wolinthe District Judge (Mr. A iner> yesterday. inspector, McLennan. *'ho arrestee .Japanese hotel in Sophia Road line, statfd that a warrant had Bombay cn a charge
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    MATERNITY CODDESS.
    220 17 Italian (iovernment's Propaganda. Capua, Aug. 2. Government's propaganda for !u> been extended to South Italy. nes are practically unknown. To vi> ci several relics of the Dea Matuta. the r n goddess of maternity, have been -ed and put into a new wing of the old museum :n
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    POLAND AND DANZIG.
    171 17 Agreement On Causes Of Friction. Warsaw, Aug. 5. Agreement of importance to the peace of Eas'ern E rcpe were signed to-day in Danzig j r< il: of the negotiations which have been '•King pi• between the Polish Government a: ti- Nazi Government of Danzig. T ie agreement
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    FIRST CAFE.
    116 17 Kitrhrn To Be Shown In Vienna. Vienna. Aug. 4. ii f the Autumn Fair, which •rr from Sept. 3 to JO, a big Md at the Rotund'- buildf'ratfr. to celebrate the 250th the Vienna Cafe. rurks rt treated after 'the siege !683 they left behind them lfl ss
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    ALCOHOL TORPEDOES.
    101 17 >'»(!'.'••«rjrers Employ Ingenius Idea. Helsingfors. invertion cf bootleggers here is j pedo that can be filled with f a long meta! frame with torc< Jr ends. The frame is shaped to n earhteri of crude alcohol. 1 of tins thus carried depending on a of tile frame. C0r
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    PAWNBROKER FINED.
    214 17 Dishonestly Retained Four Suits. t rmiN Chee Loy, a pawnbroker, was fined $30 VJ yesterday by the Th.rd Police Magistrate Mr. R. J. Curtis, for dishonestly retaining stolen property, namely, four suits valued at $i55. The charge was a sequel to a case in which B Malay named
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    DEAD MAN RETURNS.
    211 17 Strange Case Reported From Kecskemet. Bud? pest, Aug. 1. The strange case of 'a dead man who returned to life for one day is reported from Kecskemet. Tivadar Porgacs. a twenty-f-ur-year-o'd shep assistant, died in a taxi 0:1 his way to he station a: two o'clcck in
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    HAIRBREADTH ESCAPE.
    191 17 Car Hurled Seventy Feet Down Slope. Orange. France. Aug. 10. The young Marquess of Dufferin and Ava had a hairbreadth escape from death last night when his car struck two trees and was hurled down a seventy foot slope three miles from here His English chauffeur. Leslie Charles
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    BIG IVORY HAUL.
    86 17 Two Men Shoot Over Hundred Elephants. Bulawayo. Two hunters. Messrs, Hall and Rangley. engaged by the Northern Rhodestan Government in connection with the protection of native gardens and the reduction of the number «f elephants In the north-eastern portion of the territory, have accounted for more than
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    NAZI ORDER.
    78 17 Animal Beaters To Be Beaten. Brunswick. Cruelty to animals In the states of Brunswick and Anhalt will be punished henceforth by corporal punishment and deportation to a concentration camp, according to a decree issued by the Nazi Governor. "In cases of special brutality," the order states, "tormentors are
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    IN A THUNDERSTORM.
    69 17 Man Electrocuted While Bathing. Belgrade. Five men were bathing in the River Drava. Jugoslavia, during a thunder storm when a flash of lightning apparently hit the surface of the among them. Ail five were struck unconscious. When brought to the bank it was found that «,ne was
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    JAPAN'S FEARS.
    332 17 Will China Stiffen Her Attitude? Shanghai, Sept. 3. Japanese auihoiities in Tokyo a<*j watching closely developments in China the result of the return of the Nanking Finance Minister. Mr. T. V. Socng. from his iir.portaiit trip to Europe and America. They fear that thp anti-Japanese movement in China
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    AMERICAN QUEST.
    154 17 Millions Of Beer Barrels Wanted. Helsingfors. Europe is full of Americans looking fa barrels. In order to cope with the big consumption or the 3 .2 per ceht. beer introduced in the United States last Apirl. the agents of American brewers are stated to be scouring the Continent
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    NAVAL AERODROME.
    155 17 France Considers A Big Underground Plan. Paris. A combined land and water air station at I the very sates of Paris is contemplated by three members of the Council-General of the Seine. A motion to this effect has been put forward by M. Duffieux. and is at present
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    PIONEER'S BATTERY.
    112 17 Prospecting Revival On The Rand. Johannesburg, Aug. 5. Prospectors working in the Wilgespruit Gorge, a wild spot a few miles north of the main gold reef, have unearthed parts of Fred Strubens's battery, which crushed the first ore on the Witwatersrand goldfields in 1886. At this spot were
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    SEQUEL TO PUNCH.
    78 17 Claim For £100,000 Launched By Singer. New York. Mr. Walter Winchell, the New Yock columnist who was punched by Mr. A1 Jolson, the famous singer on July 22, has sued Mr. Jolson for 500,000 (£100,000) damages. The incident took place during a boxing match at a Hollywood
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    HIT OVER THE HEAD.
    191 17 Employer And Employed Fall Out. /"IHARGED with causing grievous hurt with v> a dangerous weapon, a Chinese kepaiT. m charge of a batch of ccolies employed en an estate at the 16th mile, Chua Choo Karv, appeared before the District Judge (Mr. H. A I'orrer) yesterday.
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    A NEW BISHOP.
    172 17 Great Grand-Son Of Former Archbishop. Pretoria. Clad in the purple cassock which he wore M' champion to the Archbishop of York at tht coronation of the King, the Venerable Wilfed Parker was consecrated the Fifth Bishop of Pretoria in St. .Mean's Cathedral by the Archbishop of Cap?
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    A DILEMMA.
    85 17 Condemned To Twenty Years By Mistake. San Sebastian. A sentence of twenty years has been passed on a man who should have been set free, it has been discovered free. The mistake was made because the Jury was composed of Basques who did not understand one word of
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    "NAZI HIERARCHY."
    99 17 Herr Hitler's Plans For A Senate. Munich. Aug. 5. In a tmm h at a Reich conference Ol Nai:i leaders at Obersalzberg to-day Chancellor Hitler said that the domination ol the party must be permanently secured. To this end. he said, "a hierarchy ol Nazi leaders'" would be
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    THE SZECHUEN CIVIL WAR.
    180 18 Collapse Of Gen. Liu's Forces. Hankow, Aug. 20. THE civil war in Szechuen has come to a definite conclusion following the collapse of General Liv Wen Huei s forces on the right bank of the Mm River. j With mere than twenty regimrnts of his I
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    PENANG INDIAN ASSOCIATION.
    621 18 Record Of A Year's Service. THE following is the report of the management committee of uhe Penang Indian Association, to be submitted to members at the eighth annual general meeting ta be held at 421, Dato Kramat Road, Penang. on Friday: Committee of Management:—Your Committee met on
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    U.S. CONCESSIONS.
    140 18 World Watches £4,000,000 Liquor Market. Washington. FOREIGN Powers are already trying to "muscle in and get most favoured treatment for their in" and get most favoured treatment far their peal of the eighteenth amendment, according to observers here. The indication given by Tennessee, Arkatism. and Zlabama in favour
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    ROUND THE WORLD.
    136 18 Voyage In Canoe To Take Three Years. Strctford, Lancashire. Two young Lancashire men, Kerneth Savage and Cecil Edgar, have se* off on the Bridgewater Canal' here in a canoe f:r a voyage r-und the world. The caroe was pushed from Savage's hone on a trailer and a
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    OUR READERS VIEWS
    453 18 Letters To The Editor. rOur readers are invited to nt* ntbjecis of public interest. f *1° W tiood that the Malaga Tribune necessarily endorse opinions expressed hv~ m Dondent». LETTERS SHOULD BE A 4S POSSIBLE, preferably t V peuritt~ tvacing), and on one side of the b>
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    BURNED TO THE GROUND.
    65 18 House Built In The Time Of Charlemagne. Vienna. The farmhouse attached to the old abbey mill of Schardin;-am-Inn (Austri.i> which known to be at least eleven hundred years old a c been burnt to the ground. It is suspected that the fire was the work of
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      286 18 j jft* EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Transmitter, Daventrg, England. Wavelengths: 25.28 and 31.3 metre*. 'Greenwich Mean Time: add 7 hrs. 20 minute;.' G.M.T 11.0 a.m.—lo pm. Transmission or. an cm.ni-directional aerial: 11.0
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    COLMAN SHIELD SOCCER.
    236 19 Sunday's (*ame At Jalan Besar. rKu I Ciub trounced the Bidadavi Club t" thc tunc of 6 goals to 1, B of the Colman soccer League at l b ->ar Stadium on Sunday. v >: .id /V'.n rcfereed. and the team? Shariff Sidik. Iksan; Harris, lb.'»him Dawood,
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS.
    32 19 Switzerland Eliminate Belgium. Monireux, Sept. 3. L- Ua.. Cup quarter-final of the quali„::r. Switzerland bea-, Belgium by three tv t fvo and qualify for next year's com- at —-RpntPr
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    SUNDAY'S CRICKET.
    194 19 Match At McNair Road Ground. rpilE Nondescripts beat a scratch side by 81 runs at McNair Road on Sunday. Scores: N C C. S. de Silva b Pillay Choppard b William C. Pereira b William J. N. Fernando c William b Selakr.n Singh 11 P. M. Sirirena <•
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    SINGAPORE G.C.
    49 19 Result Of September Bogey Competition. The September bogey competition al the Singapore G.C. was played H the Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted m a for R Craik ft all square., in "A" Divi--2? ?S*J?JLS for N H Holm < 18 ™c up», m B division.
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    S.C.R.C. BADMINTON.
    35 19 Ties in the Straits Chinese Reading Clubs singles badminton tournamentrhT» m OW: c. Ng Wing Chon v Tan Cnuan. Urn Som Chuan v. Urn Cheng Gek lav pau song v Tan Peng Chuar
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      304 19 AT THE ISLAND CLUB. The Duffers' Cup Golf Competition, rpHE following are the full results of the A Island Club Duffers' Cup competition:— FIRST ROUND. S. F. Ho beat Lee Chim Huk by 3 and 1 Lee Keng Chye boat L. L Lawler by 3 and 2 W. Ruddock beat
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