Malaya Tribune, 15 September 1933

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA, VoL XXw No. 5£20 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday. Sept. 15. 1933. Malaya Tribune 16 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1933. 1VE cInk
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      185 1 A. FLINTEK 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. It's Worth Reaching For!! i F i
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING. Canal Dues.
    181 2 Straits Echo. SIR Arnold Wilsor. baa Boggested lhat lh? League of Nations might be imitcd to discus* the ipcsCon. of the tar.nl di c but this would he I Vaste of time ndM 'h? XcagUf can r v! tbeiß ateud. It h:<* ie
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    He Won't Fail.
    122 2 Times of Malaga. WILL Mr. Roosevelt fall? We do not thin< th.\: his wonderful effort will fail. He 3s so pa'.cr.th- honest and sincere that he ha^ that means half the battle. Even cv side the who c people of the U.S.A. behind him anJ America the
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    The Free State.
    114 2 Pinang Gazette. IN the Frcj State at the presen: time th?re \z a well-Penned cxasperat on at tf-e exis.ing reg'me and it is threatening to crrc Ireland one.? mere into a med revolt. It is the duty of the Biitish Government to make it clear with the
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    HOUSE SET ON FIRE.
    558 2 Drastic Revenge Of A Malay. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore, Sept. 12. A YOUNG unemployed Malay of Parii Raja Dar..t iMuar D.strict) named Mukri bin was before Mr. Jus.ice* A. Savage Bailey. ;.l the Muar Assires this morning, en a chaise of having committed arson. It
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    PLAYWRIGHTS DEATH.
    109 2 Author Of "The Foolish Virgins." London. Sept. 13. 4 The death has oecurrcd, from pneumonia, of the playwright. Mr. Alfred Sutro, O.B.E. brothor-in-law of L:rd Reading.—Reuter. Mr Alfred Su;ro wrote "The Foolish Virgins," "Freedom." "The Laughing Lady." "The Desperate Lovers" and many other well-known plays: he also translated
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    BANKRUPTCY CHARGE.
    131 2 Charles Leembrugen Again In Court. Chart's N. Leembrugen was again before UK Fourth Magistrate. Mr. J. McPh< s n Erandcr. today, on a charge imdrr the Bankruptcy Ordinance. Mr. D. H. Tudor, who is appearing on behalf ol the Ofßrial Assignee, the complainant In the case, infomed his
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    MISSING BALLOONISTS.
    63 2 Landed Unhurt In Dense Forest. Reuter Wireless. Montreal, Sept. 10 Two I'olish competitors in the Gordon Ben let balloon race, who have been missing fo(wo days since they ascended, have arrived a River Reapierre, none the worse for their venture except for hunger and fatgue as the result
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    PRICE CUTTING WAR.
    284 2 Passenger Trade Faced With Chaos. THE fiercest pnce-cut.ing "wro" in the history cf the North A.lantlc passenger shipping trade is threatened within two mon.hs unless a compromise can be reached between the principal companies arTectCd. Several companies have already intimated that they will esign from the North
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      143 2 H Stfarf the Day Right sham; with <Txi<s< »it m &liavhs£ Stick CoatiHuag ili<> mediciaal a n<l emollient peopertiee of 4'ntieura, it give* jroa rl«*an, -month !»havc villioat irritation. Now !n a neic costairicr. villi bolder ;<>j>. ')c Mails PWjqM (Malaya] Lirrited, Uilion Building, Singapore. THE -GOOD COMPAHIQ^. The only
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      352 3 M. HASSAN. y rRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. Hras Rasah Read, SINGAPORE. nre in need of electric fans, motors, etc., and c, please write to address or 'Phone j TO LET. LEVI PARK deductions of Rents from I August, 1933. 00 and $18.00 LIM SAWMILL CO., Syed Ahri Road, hone No.
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      416 3 PUBLIC NOTICES. .i SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. TENDERS are invited for demoMtion work rind reconstruction of 13 houses in the area bunded by Berr.am Street. Enggor Street and Anson Road. Flanr Specification and form of tender may be obtained at the Municipal Architect's Office. A deposit of $50 is required and
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    Shipping News & Notices. KIANGNAN DOCKS ACTIVE.
    638 4 Shipping News Notices. KIANGNAN DOCKS ACTIVE. Sixteen Vessels Under Construction. MORE than 2,000 workers are busy in the Navy Ministry's Kiangnan Dock, Kiaoehangmiao, carrying cut one cf the heaviest shipbuilding programmes in the history of the dock. With i s dry dock fully occupied by two gunboats and a Customs
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    TRAGEDY REVEALED.
    206 4 Recent Disappearance From The Lungshan. The identity cf a your.g Chinese couple who while travelling down from Canton cn thi Lunpshan" about a week ago disappeared in circunes-ances suggesting a suicide pact, has been disclosed, according to reports brought dewn by the st amer. It will be recalled
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    ITALIAN SHIPPING.
    82 4 Increased Subsidy To Be Voted This Year. According to the annual report presented to the Italian Senate by the Minister of Com- 1 municaiionis, the sum cf 331,236,000 lire will be allocated to the merchant marine during the forthcoming financial years a.® from July 1. i This is
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    U.S. SHIPPING.
    345 4 Applying The National Recovery Act. REFERRING to thr dklsicn of opinion among U.S. shipping companies m regard 'o application of the National Recovery Act io the industry, a prominent sSlipping man has informed the "New York Journal of Commerce" that in his opinion, the task .f applying tne
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    "MARGARET ROSE."
    161 4 Fleetwood Loses Her Finest Trawler. By the sale to a French company of the "Princess" steam trawler Magaret Rese in mail week. Fleetwood loses the pride of her deepsea fishing fleet. > The vessel belonged to the Boston Deep and Ice Company, Ltd.. who announce ehat she will
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    EFFECT OF STRIKE.
    79 4 Mauretania And Franconia Help Up. Havana. Aug. 16. The Cunard liners Mauretania and Franconia with many passengers abard, aiv held up outside the harbour, as Lhfl s' ike on the water fronts shiws no sign of improving. No ships are able ta dock. At Santiago 4f per
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    THE "CARTHAGE."
    648 4 List Of Passengers On Board. THE following pa;eengers are proceeding Ly the "Carthage." which left this morning for Penang, Colombo, Bombay and Europe: Miss N. F. Careless. Mr. D. S. Ferguso Mrs. E. Gallimore. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. H. Smith and child, Mr. R. A. Ashworth, Mrs.
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    THE "LAXMI."
    75 4 New Steamer On East Coast Service. The "Laxml," a steamer of 119 net tonnage. I Aid) arrived yesterday from Eomocy, is the rewest addition to the East Coast service. Ihe belongs to an Indian eoaej any for whom Chop Ek Leong Hin are the local agents. She is
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    INSURANCE PREMIUMS ON U.S. SHIPS.
    426 4 Hull And Cargo Figures For Past Year. PREMIUMS received by the Shipping Board insurance fund during th? calendar year 1932 amountd to $1,884,436, which is $1.000,000 less than the amount reported last year, according to a survey of marine insurance made public by the Beard.
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    FLOATING TREE TRUNK.
    139 4 The master of the "Spoey" repoiti that at 0.20 pm. on Tuesday the vessel passed a ;arre tree trunk floating juet ay.ash at out 7 Ht e> N. 37 d g. W. ;io:n the Frlhon Bank Lifjh! Hcuee. It la a danger to navigation. A ronrdng torredo.
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      506 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P 0. BRITISH INDM AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated !n England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENIN9CLAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty* Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. DIM Tonnage. Singapore. IMS. MANTUA 1 1 000 Sept.
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      210 4 XfrLLOYD triestino mt sW (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penan*. Colombo, Bombay. Calling: at Colombo, Bombay, Sort, Port Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Sue*, Fori Said, Brindisl, Venice and Trieste. Said, BrindiaL Venice and Trieste. Due Leave Due m.v. MONCALIERI Sept. 21 Sept.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    436 5 Mining Shares. iiigapore, Friday, 11 a m. in fhare quotations are isrued Tfle 4 co. exchange and stock LTtrf o l,u W Ifckr:» yr;e Buyers. 8rllerm V& e ;m bang Tin '->8 G 30 cd 30|- 35[- llitam Tin 0.99 1.02 cd 19 20!- !tSang 0.16 0.18
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    142 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN PRICE lIP AGAIN. Rubber Sellers Reserved. 'Bw Our Financial Corretvondeni.) Singapore, Friday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 11% cts., up Vg ct. Market Tone: Firm. Tin (Singapore), $110U, unchanged. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3%d up 1 32d. Market Tone: Dull. New York Rubber,
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    PETROL PRICES.
    156 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Si?.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drum* per British Imperial gallon I* lB Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon 83 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallcn dram* per British
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    33 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 3 >d. New Yoik. 6s cents. S ngapore: 11* cents UN. London Spot: £216 10s London 3 months: -216 10s. Singapore: $110.50. COPRA. Sundned 5 Mixed
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    TEXTILE TRADE MEETINGS.
    199 5 Japanese Delegates In Ivondon. Reuter. London, Sept. 14. is s:t for the first meeting of the Arglo-Japanese cotton delegates in Lcndon to-mcrrcw, wlrn the proceedings will be mainly devoted to paving the way for future discussion*. It h understo:d that the Japanese will aim at securing pa:
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    RUBBER REPORT.
    229 5 A fair amount of speculative business has been transacted by dealers, but manufacturers have shewn less interest than for some considerable time past, states Messrs. Guthrie and Co.'s rubber report of Sept. 14. Prices have declined gradually and now stand at:— Spot 11*4 cents down cem London 3
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    CHARTERED BANK.
    36 5 The directors of the Chartered Bank of India Australia and China have declared an interim dividend tCS the past half year at the rate oi 14 per cent, per annum, subject to income tax.
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    SILVER PRICE.
    128 5 Opinions Of London Bankers. Reuter Wireless. London, Sept. 12. SENATOR Pitt man's recommendation to Presiden* icoosevelt to raise the price of silver to $1.19 per ounce (the present price is 37-Vj c.v) is regarded by London bankers and bullion merchants, specially intereged in silver, with sotptktan. They point
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    U.S. BANK CRASH.
    344 5 President Hoover Blamed In Same Quarters. Detroit, Aug. 18. President Hoover's firm belief that prosperity was just around the corner" was primarily responsible for an "orgy of high finance" n Michigan prior to the banking collapse IB that State, Senator James Couzens testing Lo-day before the grand
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    WEEKLY RUBBER AUCTION.
    149 5 The following weekly rubber auction report of Sept. 13 as submitted by the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, states: Catalogu d 1.199.586 !b=535.53 tons. Offered 1.192.146 lb. 532.21 tons. Sold 926.319 1b.=413.53 tons. Lcr.don, Spot. 3 19 32d. New York. Spct, 6"sets. PRICES REALISED. Ribbed Smoked
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    PALM OIL PRICES.
    94 5 Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd., forward the fclowing latest buyers' prices for Malayan Palm Oil and Palm Kernels: PALM OIL IN BULK. c.i.f. landed weights New York-Philadelphia 325 cents (U.S. Currency) per lb. c.i.f. landed weights U.S.A. Pacific Ports 3.20 cents (U.S. Cuirency) per lb. c.i.f. landed
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    TIN PRODUCTION.
    26 5 The output of Katu Tin Dredging, Ltd., for the first half of September, was 163 plculs. of ore. Renong Consolidated Tin produced 142 plculs.
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    BRANCH OF LOCAL BANK.
    225 5 To Be Opened In Ipoh To-day. rriHE Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd., is opening a branch in Ipoh to-day. This new institution will supply a long felt want In Ipoh anrl the Chinese businessmen of Kinta, who had been anxious to have a progressive Chinese bank
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    ALBERTA FISHING.
    254 5 New Industry Finding Its Feet. I The bent filling In 30 fears In many or me rtrcnms of Alberta is reported by the Provincial Direc.or of Fisheries. The intrcduction some years ago cf Loch Levin trout into tributaries ot the Rod Deer River has been successful to a
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    ULU KLANG TIN.
    68 5 The accounts of Ulu Klar.g Tin for the year ended March 31 (which were submitted to a meeting held in Kuala Lumpur on July 22» show a net profit of $3.504 (against 5,20.445 fcr 1931-32). No divided is being paid 2-. pro cent.). The dnwior;, have transferred
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    BRITISH TRADE.
    53 5 Reuter Wireless. London. Sept. 12. A steady improvement in Bri.ish trade is revealed in the August s atislcs. which si:ow that import? totalled £56 754,000. an advance of £3.432 000 on :hc figures for the corresponding month of last year. Exports totalled £30 996 000, representing an ircreas?
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    645 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 ft.m. The following rubber snare quotation* rri Issued by Fraser and Co and Lyall and Bva£: Issue Value. Fraaer tjall t Shares 00. Cratt. 1 Allenby $0.C5 $0 75 $0.70 $0 85 1 Alor Gajah 0.50 O.CO i.55 0.65 IA. Hiiam 0.70
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      53 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4 D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed a>W )W Capital £1,000.000 Paid-up-Capital f m m BRANCHES: deposit"ACCOUNTS opened and SAVING t per annum. S-iT of everY description o G n E all towns of commercial importthroughout the world. B O. SMITH. Acviuj
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      218 5 Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated In Stralta Settlement*.), Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, IUL LTD AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HI \l> OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OP DIRECTORS:
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    THEFTS FROM A SHOP.
    415 7 Gang Robber Sent To Prison. fffOM Our Own Correspondent.) Johore, Sept. 11. Al the continued hearing yesterday at the Muar Assizes before Mr. Justice A. Savage Bailey of the case in which two Chinese named Choi Yik and Chan Sang are charged with having committed gang
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    TOWN ON STRIKE.
    148 7 It Wants Money For Improvements. Paris. Aug. 12. Unless the French Government relents by the end of the month and makes a loan to the Municipality of Calais for public works, no one in the French port will be able to be married or buried, and no
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    FROM DOOR TO DOOR.
    76 7 Bengali Milkman Fined To-Day. a Bengali ■dssmaa v.;.; peverelj dealt with ,y the Thud Mar irate, v B, *.9. Curt*, to-day. for selling milk *Uhcut a licence. a Sanitary inspector formed his bonow lt«t the aeeuaed was going about from ooor odoor with calf and ,nilk
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    CLAIM DISMISSED.
    369 7 Salary Suit Heard At Seremban. ilrom Our Oicn Correspondent.) flrrrnihan. Sept. 13. A CIVIL suit was beard before Rata Kamaralzamar., the Police Magistrate. this morning, when Mr. Thambypillay, a conductor who was previously employed under Pajani Estate, sued the Pa jam Estate for wages. He claimed four months'
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    ROYAL SCOT JOKE.
    183 7 U.S. Amused By The "Peanut" Whistle. i New York It takes more than the wonder buildings of New York and Chicago to daunt Mr. William GUbertson and Mr. John Jackson, engine-driver and fireman of the London Midland and Scottish express Royal Soot, which they accompanied to the
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    MODEL CONVICTS.
    72 7 Hatry And Tower Officer As Prison Printers. Clarence Hatry is looked on by the warder? oi Maidstone Gaol e-s one cf the three model convicts of the prison. The othSf two are Hansen, a German, who was sentenced in 1930 to ten years for espionage, and BaltUe Stewart.
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    MALAYA AND YELLOW FEVER.
    361 7 Precautions Still Under Consideration. i THE question of the danger of the incidence of yellow fever was again brought up at a meeting of the Penang Municipal Commissioners on Tuesday. Mr. P. N Knight asked Whether in view of the remarks of Mr. A. E. Thcirclcy-Jones
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    CASINO TRAGEDY.
    166 7 Stockbroker Dies While Playing Baccarat. Le Touquet. Aug. 12. Miss Irene Ritcher. daughter of a London stockbroker and member of ttie Stock Exchange. v.as standing behind her lather s chair in the Casino here to-night, watching him play baccarat. Suddenly he fell forward across the tabic. For the
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    DOCTOR'S ARREST.
    157 7 Upset When Seized By Plain-Clothes Man. A doctor described at South-Western Police Court, London, an encounter he had with plainclothes police when he was accused of driving a motor-car' in Cambridge-road. Battersca. S.W., while under the influence of drink. He was Dr. Ernest Joan McDowell, of Easthill, Wandsworth.
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    TURKEY AND GREECE.
    60 7 Foreign Policies Tied Up Together. Reuter Wireless. Istanbul. Sept. 12. A close identity of interests is secured by the ignature this morning cf an important pact between Turkey ar.d Greece of mutual defence. It alsj provides machinery for assimilating policy on all international ques.icns. while Turkey may
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      470 7 CLVB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies Singapore, most of the members uf which are readers of the -Malaya Tribune." This Di-ty is provided specially for them. Secretaries aie invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date en'? complete. Happenings of general interest u 11 siill be included in the
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      224 7 i jurt i Sinew bury Road). 3.3» p.m. Members' »!VTi'i« and support reqpliartcaL Party'r. budge and Maser should be worn. Ecet lC:m Cheng Badminton Par.y Friendly ba&mlhtoh match with A.S.A. of 1 single*. Lorong i<=. Oeytang, 2 urn PI. yen and re•erves, fell in. 2.30 DA. SUNDAY. SEPT. 17 T<
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    A GRIM FIGHT.
    730 8 President Roosevelt is fighting hard, with powerful interests against him, to make his recovery drive a success, by raising wages and prices and persuading the banks to release more money for commerce. He is up against one of the biggest tasks that ever faced any ruler in
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    711 8 Comments By The Way. A DANGER of collapse is (adng the recently ftartcd Malayan Ind 'ma Se-lcment a*, j C iua, unless members of the community in I Malaya take stock of the ri uaton ard come !to its help. A visitor to the Se thment
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Alor Star.
    38 8 Probationary Inspector? Tunku Ibrahim and -ahat bin Abusman have completed their course cf .raining at the Police Depot. Kuala Lumpur, and are now attached to the Centra: Police Station. Alor Star.
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    Kubang Pasu.
    39 8 H. H. Tunku Aziz is acting as Aacistant Land Officer. Kubang Pasu, vice Tuan Syed Hassan who is acting as Assistant District Officer. Kubang Pasu, in place of H H Tunku Ocair who is on sick leave.
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    Penang.
    166 8 tv l s- Mc u Cle!land W* for Melbourne on Wednesday by the "Kangaroo." The Protector of Chinese, Penang, acknowledges with thanks the receipt of $200 frcm he Penang Buddhist Association being donation lo the Po Leung Kuk. The District Judge, Mr. B. P. Bridge *as indisposed on Wednesday
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    Ipoh.
    265 8 I crests, F.M.S.. has gone Home on lurlou-h botL wt" Cf Road. ~r Hr Bnfi nd 011 Wednesday to take "F higher studies there. Air. W. S. Dakin, of the Chartered Ban!: ipoh. is ming early next month to the Bank's Afency at Taiping in place of Mr. R.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    381 8 BY I. LQOKt^Cn" »1 M S|jencor does tlx- tll( not wit}» a rabbit. u The D.E.I, are setting an > to the rest of the world in went They are filing to curtaihS ctefence cost by Cs. 15,*****0 ft who's going to carry the baby* When the
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    25 8 HOUSE SET ON FIRE BANK SENTRY SELANGOR F.A. SENSATION HITLERISMS HOPE DEFINED RADIO PROGRAMME CHINA NEWS, on page H cinem«i "F'vs on
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    ANTI-RED GENERAL SHOT AFTER COURT-MARTIAL. DISOBEYED GOVERNMENT ORDERS.
    658 9 NOTORIOUS COMMUNIST LEADER KILLED. Invading Hordes Repulsed. Over Two Million Refugees After The Floods. great horde of Chinese Communists seeking to force way to the Fukien coast have been driven further back lJJth Route Army and other Government forces and v; i
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    PRISON FOR MALAY.
    178 9 Tvv,) Convictions In Two Days. I Malay s ood before the Dis- Mi. H. A. Forrer this morning f housebreaking and iheft. (i p] idrd guilty and Court Inr I' infermed his honour that he p: 'Vious convictions excep. for a contday in tho Second Police Court
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    THREE PEOPLE HURT.
    52 9 Car That Skidded And Overturned. t ••re driver of a irotor-ear and an Indian and a Chinese, 'l* H r badly injured, on midnight the car skidded and overn Dukit Panjar.g Road, near the 11th vcrr thrown out. sustaining nas y cuts r abrasions. ambulance was in
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    TRESPASSER IN COURT.
    135 9 Alleged That Police Wanted Money. That he had been asked for money and assaulted by the police, were the allegation of a young Sikh who appeared before the Third Magistrate (Mr. R. J. F. Curtisi this mornin?. He was charged with loitering in the Harbour Board premises
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    MAINTENANCE CASE.
    58 9 Arrears Paid By Local Chinese. C'-cw Chen<* Swee. a well-known Chinese, appeared before the Four h Magistrate (Mr. Ma-pherson Brander) this mornirg. in answer to a summons issued at the instance of his wife, who claimed arrears of three iron he' ma nterance amounting to $450. The money
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    INDIAN WOMAN SCALDED.
    49 9 Scalded by boiling v:ater, said to havo accidental fallen on her. an Indian woman wis admit cd into hospital suffering from sevei* bums m the early hours of th:s morning. The whole of her right arm, up to her shoulder was scalded to a severe degree.
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    THE JAPANESE IN MANCHUKUO.
    225 9 Chance To Secure The World's Respect? Reuter. London. S pt 14. AN appiroiati.n of Japan's stabilising influence in ICiachukUO is evident in a "lime kader on Manchukuo to-day, as portrayed by three articles fiom a special correspondent. The "Times" remarks that complete suppression of banditry can
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    CHINESE CONVICTED.
    132 9 Arrested In Compound Of House. The prompt ac ion of the prlicp in arresting a young Chinese named Yeo Guan Kang led to his appearance in the Second Police C~u.."t to-day. Two previous convictions having brer, proved against him. he was transferred to the District Court for sentence.
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    $75,000 DAMAGES !
    48 9 $75,000 DAMAGES Wife's Claim Against Film Star. Reuter. Loa Angeles, Sept. 15. The sum of $75,000 has been awarded to Mrs. Marian Read, who sued the Itan star. Miss Clair Windsor, fcr alienation of the affections of her husbnnd, Mr. Alfred Read, a stockbroker. Plaintiff claimed 5100.000.— Reuier.
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    FALSE STATEMENT.
    113 9 Indian Bailor Sent To Prison. Alleged to hove made a fah" s'atement in connect en with a ba 1 bard, a Tamil, K. Palasamy Thavcr, was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment by the District Judgi (Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday. It was stated that Thaver wa= an
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    LAWYER'S SUICIDE.
    94 9 Leading Defence Counsel In Germany. Reuter Wireless. Berne. Sept. 12. De-pair caused by bad health and racial persecution, which drove him imo exle, ended tha life cf a prominen German Jewish criminal l&wyer, Prcfesscr Max Alsbeig. who committed suicide at Samaden. Profl am Al be: g. who wa«
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    THE HEALTH OF THE TOWN.
    101 9 Ihz Municipal heal h statcmen' for the week ended Sep.. 9 gives the total number of dca'hs as 175. The death rate was 19. OC per mille compared w'h 18.19 in the prcccd'ng week and 18.19 in the en responding week of lust year. The
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    WILL AMERICA INFLATE ?
    225 9 WILL AMERICA INFLATE Prosperity Drive. CRITICAL STATE OF CAMPAIGN. Reuter. Washington, Sept. 12. gENATOR Harrison's suggestion of inflation is significant in view of the recent lapse in business activity and commodity prices, which is again rousing inflationists to demand that the Government provide "cheap money" to help the struggling farmers
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    SEQUEL TO MURDER OF JAPANESE.
    76 9 Police Sent To Protect Missionaries. Reuter. Sydney. Sept. 14. A S a sequel to the murder cf five Jap£m\ ancse in Arnhemlard las year, a party of Dative policemen, led by white officers, is hurrying to Groote Island from Port Darwin to pre cct missionaries
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    FRANCO-SOVIET PACT?
    116 9 Sequel To Hitlerism In Germany. Reuter. Paris. Sept. 12. Hundreds of people, including the Soviet Air Attache, cheered the departure of ML Pierre Col. Minister for Air. for Moscow. The ether two planes left earlier but will reach Moscow with If. Cot's plane. The French mission is the
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    BAVARIAN FRONTIER.
    85 9 Alleged Infringement By Austrian Planes. Reuter. Munich, Sept. 14. The German authorities are considering diplomatic action regarding the alleged territorial infringement by armed Austrian planes which have been flying ever the frontier "in the past few days. Dr. Esser, Chief of the State Chancellery, has requested the Foreign
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    SIAMESE ANTHEM.
    58 9 Deemed To Be Unsuitable For Schoolboys. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Sept. 14. Tr.e newly composed Siamese national arthem has b:en banned in the schools of th) countiy by the Minister of Public Instructor, owing to the unsuitable references to the changes of Government. The wording of the an!
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    SPANISH CHANGE.
    65 9 Reuter Wireless. Madrid. Sept. 12. Senr Lerroux. ex-Minister lor Foreign A flairs, lias formed a Republic Coaliiion Government, excluding the Socialises. His Cabiret is distinctly more modera'e than it's predecessor and will a'm at plaeattng the growing Conservative element which has long Lien pressing for a general election
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    NO MORE PRISON FOR GANDHI ?
    107 9 NO MORE PRISON FOR GANDHI Gives Up Disobedience Campaign. Reuter. Pcona. Sept. 14. MR. Gandhi has undertaken net to court reimpiisonm ni by offering aggressive civil resistance, until Aun. 3, 1934. though he dote not mcdify his advice to Congress urging individual civil disobedhnce. He arrived a*, this dechicn, which
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    ESCAPED CONVICTS.
    63 9 Two Captured And Three Killed. Reuter. New Orleans. Sept. 14. Three hundred rohe.men and 30 bloodhounds are searching for the 13 convicts who escaped from Angola Prison. They captured two convi ts and killed three after an exchange <>l ;e,olvcr shots. The captain of the prison guards has
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    BANK SENTRY SHOT DEAD.
    345 9 SENSATION IN MUAR YESTERDAY. 4 A Colleague Arrested. Charged With Murder And Remanded. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Johore, Sept, 14. VDAR KHAN, a Punjabi watchman, employed by the Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd., Muar, was found dead in his bed at 5.50 a.m. to-day with two
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    "Universal Custom Of Commission." CANVASSER CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL BREACH.
    1174 10 ALLEGES A FRAME UP. FIRM'S MANAGER DENIES RECEIPT OF CONSIDERATION. An interesting point, as to whether the receipt of commission is illegal "or not, was discussed in the Third Magistrate's Court yesterday, when a Straits-born Chinese canvasser was charged with criminal
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    TOKYO MINISTER.
    116 10 Why Count Uchida Resigned His Post. Tokyo. Sept. 1* Mr. Hirota will be installed this afternoon as rcreign Minister Count TJchida's resignation is officially des£?t S dUe 10 iU healt h- though it is reported to be due partly to a difference of opinion in nigh places regarding
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    MAIL PLANES DELAYED.
    62 10 Engine Trouble And Vile Weather. (From Our Own Correspondent.1 Bangkok. Sept. 14. The outward air mail Dutch plane has been delayed, firstly by engine trouble at Rangoon this morning and secondly by vile monsoon weather in the Burma and Siam portion ol the journey. The plane arrived
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    19 10 The following appointments are notified in trie Kedah Government Gazette: Dr D T SK, 1 Supt. of fsutveys, Kulim
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    NOVEL SHOW AT SEA VIEW
    288 10 Bedouins Raised Their Hats To Him! TIHE cracking noises which ere likely to be heard by residents in the vie nn' y of Bet View Hotel on Saturday night will b,< caused by the breaking hear s of the male* who attend the lirst local
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    MORE SEWERS.
    168 10 Extending The Sanitary System. Municipal Committee No 2 has approved acceptarce of t'.:c lowest 'ender .n each case, for provision of sani ary fittings at propertied in Craig Road. Miri Road. Nelson Road, and Kampone Bahru Road as fellows: Malayan Plumber;. Co. $2,088.00 Union Plumbing Co. 3.181.00 R
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    VISITOR TO IPOH.
    131 10 Dr. Lim Boon Kent's Third Son. An interesting visitor to Ipoh ol prumn I Mr. Ijui Kho Lcng, thiid son of the Wfj pell known and highly respected Dr. Lim Bon Kcng. 0.8.E.. who served the Straits Seitleraents Government for a long perisdj on tiie Legislative Council
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    HOW CHINA WILL PROGRESS.
    650 10 Old And New Culture. i GERMAN PROFESSORS VIEWS. "pIIIXA must retain the best fundamentals of her ancient culture and at the same time adopt Western technique and science. By doing that she will quickly become a strong nation. "It will be a pity if she takes
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    ART AND TRADE.
    135 10 Exhibition In Four Malayan Centres. An exhibition cn a large scale, organised by various Malayan artists and commercial men, will be formally inaugurated on oct. 7 at Ipch. "the exhibition is row under preparation at ihe Lee Chin 31, Laxamana Road. Ipoh. ond it will be held
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    BLAMED HIS WIFE.
    78 10 Chinese Charged With Attempted Suicide. When a' Chinese was charged before the Second Magislrate (Mr. Norman Grice) ycsierdaj. with attempting to commit suicide, lie dented the allegation, and said that he was Stabbed by his wife and another man. Court inspector Bembrokc said that according to the
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    PROMISSORY NOTE ACTION.
    391 10 Curious Status Of An Assignee. IN the Supreme Court yesterday, before the Chief Justice. Sir Walter Huggard. an m-tcrcs-ing action on a promissory note was commerced. The plain'iff is Amar Singh and the defendant Bagat Singh. Mr. N. A. Mallal appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. N.
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    AT THE CINEMAS. Air Thrills At The Alhambra.
    157 10 A thrilling drama of the war in the air began a season at the Alhambra last night, where Fredric March. Cary Grant. Carole Lombard and Sir Guy Standing, with Jack Oakie as the humorist, appear in The Eagle and the Hawk." The
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    Tiro Features At The Marlborough.
    141 10 Another raeDetd double-feature programme rai put on at the Marlborough resfc I he pictures were shown for the first time in Singapore and were entitled Flaming Guns" (Universal) starring Tom Mix and his oca hone, Tuny Junior. r.nd The Girl from Calgary 1 Monogram), starring
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    ALLEGED GANG ROBBER.
    286 10 Kerosene Oil Poured Over A Victim. \f rom Our Own Correspondent.) Ipol:. Sept. 14. On the infrrmatum supplied by lus accomplice, a Chinese who is alleged to have taken part in a gang robbery at Aycr Kuning, is the district cf Batang Padang. so long ago as
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    CHETTIAR'S CLERK ROBBED.
    497 10 Chinese I onvj cte(l ATTACK IN )N| SPOT. (From Our Ou i: H Sept j t A ffhrttiar clerk l r ct Jalan Malum vi. Gcisok. a little villag, Muar town, described tcrday how he *as fttu< Before Mr. Justice A. that after he got oil the
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    MAN PARALYSED.
    88 10 Alleged Assault Hostile Gang. Alleged to have b?tn avs«i:i'cl I gang in Shaik Madar ali L;<: i Chinese. C'lua Ciioon. :.<• -till i» His spiral cord was severed that his lower limbs hav< Lv: paralysed. The j>ol»rr* made .-ever :i:v culprits was .••rntnn- u to v imprisonment a'
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT. TO KNOW. TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    87 11 THE "TRIER." OvcrdtK' Two Days By Calling \t IJover Penang. ".i na.s scheduled at first to on Wednesday, came int"> vninr. due to th? faot tha 1 d at Dover «Englr.nd» and .i.T trip ea't from Germany. •\«o ports are not in
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    80 11 SingaiK>rc, Sept. 15. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES, v: (Entrance Gate 1). 22; Km sang 20. Wharf Entrance Gate 3) m 11; Paciii? 13; Trier Era?'..'? Dock (Entrance Gate S). Kidderpore 36; Maur 38. Empire Dock (Entrance Oate 4). jeran Pr.nce 46. (feat Wharf (Entrance Gate 4). 1 Mantua
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    CHIEF DEPOSED.
    59 11 Sequel To Flogging Of White Man. Serowe. Sept. 14. V. -Ac. ::al Evans has ordered that Tshe- u! chief, be deposed and reside in the It is said that Tschedeki has :ed the administration.—Reuter. V -Aomiral Evans led a party of men into Ii'"d to inquire into the
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    104 11 Mails from Lond:n, Amsterdam '-;c. by the Dutch aeroplane are now expected to arrive ?t the General Pos. Office. Singapore, at 11 a.m. to-cay. The delivery or c orre-spondenee v ill be effected immediately. Mails from Europe I London mails despatched on Aug. 24), by the Mantua.'' will
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    DRUGS IN DESERT.
    56 11 British Planes Bought To Stop Smuggling. The Egyptian Government has ordered ten British fighting aeroplanes to deal witn the growing practice of smuggling drugs—particularly hashish—through the Sinai Desert They are of R.A.F. pattern, except that the engines are of slightly higher power. The equipment includes bomb racks,
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    MONEY MARKET
    212 11 SELLING. Singapore, Sept. 15. London 4 months' sight 2 4 3j|l London 3 months' sight 2 4 'ji'J London go days' s'fM 1I •64 L?ndon 30 days' sight 2 4 132 London demand 4 London T.T. 2 3 H 22 L?SSM end Paris demand 935 ITsbjMmii U demand
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    PRODUCE.
    185 11 7 Singapore, Sept. 15. R >Shunt W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan SI 18 R. (Bfcua) W. Coast N. 2 per Kcyan $111 Rice. b. Siam N. 1 $101 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 S9B Siam, No. 1 "Sinhway" $170 Siam, No. 2 "Sinhway" $160 Siam, No. 3 "Sinhway"
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    THE HEALTH BULLETIN.
    140 11 The following is the health bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bmva i, BfngspOTC for the week ended Sept. It Baghdad: 1 plague case. Bassein: 1 smallpox ease and 1 death as compared with 4 cases and 3 deaths in the previous week. Bombay: 1 plague
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    215 11 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. SEPT. 15. High Tides.—B.4s a.m., 7.09 p.m. Meeting, Sungei Bagan Rubber, Chartered Bank. noon. Football, Commercial Cup Final. Ar.•-on Road. Police Baud. Botanical Gardes, 5.15 p.m. TO-MORROW. SEPT. 16. High Tides.—9.3l a.m., 8.21 p.m. Singapore Races. Golf: Island
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    AMUSEMENTS
    118 11 A.LHAMBRA —Frecir:e Marc; vi The Eatlc ar.d :he Hawk." CAPITOL— Laurel and Hardy IU Fra Diavolc." EMPIRE.—FreJr c March, Ehssa Lar.di. etc.. -The Sign ol the CfcOSS." GREAT Wti)RLD.—Side shows, Cabaret, Malay epera. Chinese wayang. silent and talkie cinemas (Bkj Uiea re: Jack Bnnhanaa la "Yea Mr. 'Brown.'' S
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    THE VIKING'S GOBLET.
    91 11 Precious Relics Buried With A Woman. Hels'.ngfors. An ancient silver drinking cup, a sucar-head. and a primitive type of weighing machine and «eights have been found by a lo v>urer d:gditches at Makyla, on the south-west mast of Finland. Further excavations have revealed the ske1« ton of
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    FRONTIER SHOTS.
    92 11 Austrians Reported To Be Fired On. Reuter. Innsbruck, Aug. 12. No confirmation can be obtained here of a German report that the Governor fo Wurttemberg had been fired on by Austrian Heimwehr when he accidentally stepped acrosss the frontier. It L'. reported that t-iere was a ebi.sh near
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    DRIFTING BOAT.
    129 11 Dominions Secretary's Alarming Adventure. Reuter Wireless. Lo.'.don, Sept. 12. Mr. J. H Thymus. Secretary lor .he Dominior.c, and three men companions, were the centre of a spectacular rescue Shoreham. Sussex, c-day. when their motor-boat broke dow:i and drifted rapidly to s;'a Mr. Thomas and his oaaananioaa vainly tried
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      229 11 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Philippine Island.-. China and Japan t v ITrier) 3 p.m. r-ovth. N -East and N. v/es Su.watia tTinjai'Ki) 3 pm Stlat Pandjan?. Ben.kalis. V%M*m Barte, Fort do Hoc* and Parian-. <Ampang> 3 p.m Java. South-West Suma ra. South-Mm Porueo. Celebes, M?iuccas and Tfcftftr Dil v 'Giarg
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      67 11 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Yesterday- Night Max. Bright Mln. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Btations. Deg. P. Inches. Hours. Deg. F Alor Star 88 0.30 8.8 74 Sitiawan 94 Nil 10.1 74 K. Trengganu 89 Nil M 74 fcukit Jeram 90 Nil 8.7 75 Malacca 86 Nil C.4 75
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    Eve Of The Big Event Of The Malayan Turf. LAST DAY OF THE GOLD CUP MEETING.
    1667 12 PROSPECTS FOR TO-MORROW. A CARD OF NINE LONG-DISTANCE RACES. A meeting which has been productive of many records will be brought to a close at the Bukit "Timah Racecourse tomorrow when the final card
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    COLMAN SHIELD SOCCER.
    202 12 Yesterday's Match At Jalan Besar. THE Perhimponan Stia Club met the Post Office Malay Football team in Div. "B" ot the M.F.A. Cloman Shield connection yesterday at the Jalan Bear Stadium nnd drew !—1 in a poor game. Mr. Abdul Ghanl refereed, and ihe teams were: PERHIMPONAN
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    SCRATCHINGS FOR TO-MORROW.
    61 12 Gold Cup Entrants AH Accept. Horses and ponies not accepting at to-morrow's races are as follows: Currency Boy, Back Number, Crevarie, Eastern Ally. Woodwake! Combination, Tresan, Air Defence, Fortune Star, Campfire, Mortlake Simile. Overlap, Aiya-Aiya, Sunmaid 11, Endoon. Murna. Lock Buy. Coral Moore, Car-Pet. Phantasie. Evensong. Double
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    ENGLISH TURF.
    56 12 Result Of Race For Rous Plate. London. Sept. 14. The Pens Fie. c (5 furlcngs) war tun at Icnctcte' to-day and resulted as follows:— 1. CRASMERE 2 WOODHOUSE. 3 BAY MONK. Eie:ht ran. Won by half a length; third a hor. head away Ectting-—Grasmere 4 to 1: Woodhcuse
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    JOHORE TENNIS.
    76 12 Winners Of Civil Service Club Tournament. Awang bin Cmar and Ahmed 'Keppel bin Jaafar (—15.3» beat J. D. Pinkerton and L. Will am: (plus 3> in the final of the men's doubles hi :h? Johore Civil Service Cub's hardica-.- lawn tennis tournament by 6—4. 7—5. Mi. and Mrs.
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    SINGAPORE CUP SOCCER.
    752 12 First Round Tie. S.C.C. ELIMINATE THE MARINE F.C. 'J'HE S.C.C. qualified for the second round of the Singapore Cup Competition by defeating the Marines yesterday at the Anson Road Stadium by 2—l. For this victory the Club have to thank their defence which held out so strongly
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    COMMERCIAL CUP SOCCER.
    243 12 To-day's Final At Anson Road. THE final of the Commercial Cup competition will be played at the Anson Rotd Stadium otday between the Malaya Publishing House and Praser and Neave. TJhe Publishers have maintained an unbeaten record in the competition and will take the field strong favoi
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    162 12 Tics For To-day And Monday. I'.es for to-day and Monday in the lawn tennis tcurnament at the S.C.C. are as follows: TO-DAYS TIES. A. CLASS SINGLES HANDICAP: (semifinal» K. Nankivell (plus 15) v. R. F Goodman —1). B. CLASS SINGLES HANDICAP: C. E. Bowers (—3) v. G. B.
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    CRICKET CLUB PLANS.
    232 12 (THE RUGBY IOOTIJAi. SEASON. 1 "Sr *9Si Up-Counlry T 0U r^ Matches With Penan* And Perak. A SI I^ GAP0RE Iiu £bv football XV will visit Penang and I'm I- Xovembrr for matches agaiS two States. It «-ill be the first m many years that a Sin»
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    LADIES' GOLF.
    120 12 Inter-Club Match At Hukit Timah. In a tTC-ball match at Bukii Tiir.ah yesterday the Singapore G. C. ladies defeat th« Sepoy Lines G. C. ladies by 8 points to 3 <. Scor.s. Sepoy Lines ladies named first: Laay Haggard l 1 Mrs. FiUroy Wiilisms 0. Miss Law 0.
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    JOHORE GOLF.
    113 12 Lady Helen Wins Monthly Competition. Lady Helen Ibrahim, par.nered by R. §M% won .he Johore C.S.C. nenthly Mtn i foursorrf competition which was played over t.i MM course 90 Wednesday The following were the bes: can's :t'turned: H.H. The Sultanah rmd K. Eves 33 a 31' i Mrs.
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    SELANGOR F.A. SENSATION.
    374 13 President Explains. Nl V NOTHING TO m rjb WITH IT. P Bradney, President of I r Association Football the circumstances in h I etweeo the Selanthe T.P.C.A. was Saturday, in a letter ihr "Malay Mail" of been the slightest t Malays gave away c they were forced
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    I.S. AMATEUR GOLF.
    33 13 Open Championship Surprise. Reuter. Cincinnati. Sept. 13. t: ..dl r lEfam), champion in 1904 and eliminated the open champion. uo over eon holes in the first Amjrican Ama.eur golf champion-to-day.—Hcuter.
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    SEET KIM CHENG B.P.
    111 13 Uea in the open doubles cham-nock-o«t system) of the Sect Kirn hauiniaton Party:— B Slew and Gan Scon Guan beat Chjt and Kee Hup Seng 21—1: SEMI-FINALS, tag ties will be played this week Chuaa Hock and Sect Kirn Cheng v. Peh and Gan Soon Guan;
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    AMATEUR S.A.
    51 13 I will represent the Amatjur ion m a friendly badminton w at 3 p m. the Sect Kirn Cheng Party at the latter's court, 18, 1«, Gtylang:— Cho* Ec Heck Chiang, Gan Hock ran Clvor.g Beng. Tan Soo Liew, Low Poh J wal Khco Peng Koun. Reserve Low
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    TEEVALLI TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    633 13 The Results At Kamponj? Kuantan. rpHE following arc the full results of the Kampong Kuan'an "Teevalli" lawn tennis tournament held on the Kampong Kuantan Club Courts during the week-ends— MEN'S OPEN SINGLES. First round.—Paxton Harding lost to Wise 4—6. I—6; Sinclair beat Howard 3—6 6—2 6—3. Second
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    MALAY R.C. TENNIS.
    50 13 Tournament Results And Ties. Burhar, bin_H. fl S** A *"si£ beat Abdulrahim b. H. Tahir t A- YuSf tin Ishak beat Shaikh Onian (W. 0.), Yusoi o Alsagoff beat Matter 6—3, 6—4, Latifl Abcobakar 1-6, 6-3, 6-3. SATURDAY'S TIE. Wan Sulong v. Abdulrahman H. Ismail. SUNDAY'S TIES.
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    HITLERISM'S HOPE DEFINED.
    1344 13 The Teutonic Mind. YOUNG GERMANY AND NAZI MOVEMENT. A FORTNIGHT ago, in the Prince Leopold Palace in the Wilheimplatz, Berlin, was gathered an expectant crowd of six hundred German provincial journalists and memberof the diplomatic corps, writes Sir Evelyn Wrench. Those who had been invited wen> asked
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      277 13 EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. rrom The Empire Transmitter, Dopestrf. England.Vaveiergths: 25.28 and 31.3 metre*. Greenwich Mean Time: add 7 hrs. 20 minute*.} C.M.T. 11.0 a.m.—1.0 p.m. Transmission on an cmnl-dircctioml aerial. 11.0 Organ Recital; 11.45 Orchestral Concert; 124.=.—1.0 Btudkl Orch s.ral Coneeti. 1.30 pm Tim? Signal from Big
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    "TRIBUNE" CHINA NEWS SERVICE JAPAN'S DUMPING IN CHINA.
    673 14 The Cotton Market. RADICALS' ARREST IN PEIPING. "Min Kuo Jit Pao." Shanghai, Sept. 13. JAPANESE cotton mills in China are changing over the new an;* Utter machines in an effort to dominate the Chinese textile market, partly by means of cheaper prices.
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    DR. LO IN SIANFU.
    64 14 Shun Pao. Sianfu. Shensi. Aug. 28 Dr. Lo Wen-kan. Minister for Foreign Affairs, who is now on his way to Sinkian- on an investigation trip, is still at Sian as continued rain renders it impossible for the aeroplane in which Dr. Lo is traveling to take
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    GEN. CHEN TO CRUSH "REDS."
    254 14 All Planes And Troops Mobilised. Central China Daily News. Honykoof;, Aug. 24. CIENERAL Chea Chi Tang, of Cantor., la rw«l f determined to remove the Chr.imunh. menr>o« or. the Kwang.ung-Eukian border or.cc and fcr ah by mobilising all. his aeroplanes and the best of hii
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    SHANTUNG FLOOD RELIEF.
    126 14 Officials To Contribute Part Of Salaries. China Times. Tsinan. Aug. 28. By order of General Han Fu-chu. Chairnan of the Shantung Provincial Government, til officials in the Shantung Provincial Gov't i.ment are required to contrioute a part of ti:e.r salaries towards the relief fund for lood refugees.
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    Attractions At The Local Cinemas.
    364 15 Why The Stars Like New York. Attractions At The Local Cinemas. mc motors, the scream of and braces, the rat-rr.achir.e-guns and .d>hip and hatred that n ci. sacred in flying la The Eagle and The tin: r.viauon, which apehed A'.hambra. cd Can- Grant play the wo Jpck Oakie fUT- Lombard
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    dl and Donald C ihey appear ili." opening at n Wednea- I – fi.rn i* baaed na which it toward iting platform anchored in i for the use tircraft.
    14 15 Williams as he appear? in "Employees' Entrance," which comes to the Pavilion next week.
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    A CREATOR OF FASHIONS.
    362 15 dl and Donald C ihey appear ili." opening at n WedneaI fi.rn i* baaed na which it toward iting platform anchored in i for the use tircraft. A CREATOR OF FASHIONS. Jean Crawford Op The Set. CLOTHES make .he woman. TiMJ make her confident, poised and charmhg. And who is
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    876 15 b 7v,„ annears ccol, reserved and self-confident wLn The takes her dancing When she takes v bow am rd i; hor harr k**. At such SleK i"Z mo, „,cni!c person in the world. I Th. i— cc eew U Sne m wi bu a httle ghl. and had been Mtcd
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    BEAK CHASE.
    220 15 Adventures Of A Polar Expedition. The wildest polar bear chase in kfcc hr lory Oi the Arctic ha* just Imth completed by an <xpcditi;>n fPmhit; sconce for "Eskimo."' the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cpir of life- in the Far North. A Ion? hunt was undertaken that covered seme four hundred mile-
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    CONTRACT WON.
    130 15 Girl "Discovered" In First Role. A single role, in "Night Flight," at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios, won a contract for Marcia Ralston, pretty brunette who played the night club vamp in scenes with Lionel Barrymore and Robert Montgomery in the new picture. Miss Ralston, with no stage or screen
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    "TUGBOAT ANNIE."
    171 15 tfew Type Of Sound For The Microphone. Many strange things hare W in and cut of port-hole; M Bhtpn vHtm-j rWM Cnist i bi< the ound of a v ayr sul a hin- agalM anchor chains came ihrtngh One I* he n-rrdrd of turn lor th(! first time
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    55 15 Paul Hurst, character comedian, dropped into tiie Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer lot to see Wallace Beery. Sam Wood, directing "Hold Your Man," with Jean Harlow and Clark Gable as co-stars, met him. "Just the man I wanted!" shouted Wood. Half an hour later Hurst was working in a part. And he never got
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    AIR CRASHES.
    90 15 Famous Russian Aviator Killed In Fog. Reuter Wireless. Moscow, £ept. 12 J The two Polish airmen who took off on the evenin- of Sept. 11 on an attempt to tea 1 the longdistance record, crashed nea- Chebokari Capt. Lcwoniewski, ihe pilot. 1 us died from i'.iuries but Col
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