Malaya Tribune, 23 August 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya vol. XXL- •No. 294 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1934 FIVE CENTS, The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Aug. 23, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY,^AUGUST 23, 1934. FOR 5 CENT?
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      62 1 I A. FLUTTER. Rallies Place, Singapore Importing Diamonds and url Necklaces of every and quality, Selling atest and lowest market Also buying g#ld coins, gold ornaments of -ry <la v s and quality, ing highest prices ling to daily exchange •"•"^■^T^nrn 1 TWiiMTtiMii \mnm i ii m n m \mmmn
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      134 1 T(eai The ©ribmte 'Dominan In -SMalaya Crosse Blackwell's I EPSSt/ 1 1 f r del cacies owe their Perfection to ihe long experience i! iInISBP/ I 1 one f tI V ol,,est a>1(1 best know n British Manufacturers Only i the very best ingredients are used and the careful attention
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    Shipping News & Notices. REORGANISATION OF GERMAN SHIPPING
    1535 2 Shipping News Notices. REORGANISATION OF GERMAN SHIPPING Proposed Decentralisation Of Companies IN an article in the "Wes-er Zcitung," discussing the regrouping ol* German shinping and the rearrangement of voyages, it is pointed out in the annual reports for l'.'-J'i that the big companies did not say much about the reorganisation
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    OLD WARSHIPS
    238 2 Condemned Vessels Await Scrapping ONCE the pride of the United States fleet, l(ij old warships lie rotting at the naval base here, some with decks but a few feet above the waters of the Del a-' ware River For near'y a mile, rows of destroyers, submarines, patrol ships,
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    A NOTABLE FRUIT CARRIER
    868 2 Up-To-Date Equipment Of Jamaica Producer JT*HE progressive policy adopted by the J- Jamaican Banana Producers' Steamship Co., Ltd. (managers, Messrs. Kaye, Son j and Co., Ltd., London) is exemplified in the latest addition to the company's fleet i of fast passenger and fruit carrying ships, j
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      364 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. I m and BRITISH INDIA V. S. Co. s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore, T BANGALORE 6,000 Aug. ;J0 RAWALPINDI 17,00() Aug 31 COMORIN 15.000 Sept. 11 BHUTAN 6400 Sept 27 RAJPtTTANA 17.000 Sept! 28 BEIIAfi 6,000 Oct 7 CHITRAL 15,000 Oct. 12 SOUDAN 6,500 Oct. 24 CARTHAGE
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      167 2 j iff LLOYD TRIESTINO i (Incorporated in Italy). j EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, ii >itti f i i t% Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port ,j filing at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste.
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      183 2 HAMBURG-AMERTKA LINIE, DeoUck iHpRj Auttr.li.che Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS Due Spore. M.s. ERMLAND, via Manila Sept. v m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila Sept 18 m.s. RUHR, via Manila Oct 4 t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Oct' if,
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      647 2 STEAMER SAHjv^' Genna^j The ondernoted are the C tended fixtures:— Cvffi P*n> #!> OUTWARDS. "ISAR" for Manila HW Shai, N. China Japai "COBLENZ" for Manila. S'hai, N. China Japan "SAALE" for Manila ii S'hai, N. China Japan HOMEWARDS. t "KOELN" for M'seilles R T Hamburg: Bremen "ALSTER"for Genoa. Mar Oran,
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    Mining Shares LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    524 3 Singapore, Thursday, 11 a.m. following mining share quotations sued by Fraser and Co., exchange lock brokers Buyers. Sellers. Ampat Tin 5,- 517 ft am Kumbang Tin 37i6 40 r istral Maiay 50/- 52 6cd i imam Tin 14,6 15|3 ..yer Wei.g 2.00 2.10 B.uignn Tin
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    281 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION THE WARNING TO PRODUCERS Hesitant Tone In Singapore (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 25% cts., up i/a ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), .$112%, down $'4. Yesterday's Prices:— London, 7 9 16d., up l|l6d. Market Tone: Steady after
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    93 3 Confidence Lacking In Wall Street Reuter Wireless. London, Aug. 21. On the Stock Exchange to-day. with a further contraction in the volume of business the tone was somewhat uncertain and apart from Woolworth's ordinary shares attaining a new high record level at 110 6, no feature presented itself.
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    50 3 Canada, in 1933, took 97 per cent, of Jamaica's total exports of cocoa; 96.3 per cent, of her coffee; 87 per cent, of her oranges; 38 per cent, of her sugar; 18 per cent, of her cocoanuts; 17.6 per cent, of hei bananas, and .14.7 per cent of her grapefruit.
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    TRADE CONDITIONS IN CANADA
    357 3 Increased Of Newsprint c npiIE increase in the production and export of newsprint is one of the most promising features of the manufacturing industry in Canada, although there are still unfavourable features in the paper situation. During June Canadian newsprint mills' production totalled 229,637 tons compared
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    STATISTICS LIBRARY
    468 3 Latest Publications Of The Department The following publications were issued or received by the Department of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S., during the period Aug. 11 to Aug. 17, 1934, inclusive, and aret-available for public use in ihe Reference Library, Fullerton Building, Singapore. Applications may be made by members
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    NYALAS RUBBER
    247 3 Profit For The Year Of $20,338 'THE annual report of the Nyalus RubJL her Esl.ite. Ltd., for the year ended May 31 19 :4. to be presented at a meeting of shai\ holde».-; the French Punk Buildings on Aug. 30. states: The accounts for tbe year show a
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    WHEAT EXPORTS
    103 3 Big Overseas Consignments From Canada Of a total of 13S.828.8-19 bushels of wheat exported from Canada during the ten nu.iths ending May, 93,662,081 bushels were destined fo.' the United Kingdom. Exports to other Empire countries were as follows: Irish Free Slate 1,805,736; New Zealand 154,233; Malta 114,800; other
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    PRODUCE
    201 3 Singapore, Aug. 23 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $122 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $116 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $108 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $102 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $99 Siam, Sinhuay Al
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    152 3 Prices Realised At Sale Yesterday THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's weekly auction took place yesterday: Catalogued 1,162,058 lb.=563.42 tons Offered 1,162,424 lb.=5l8.94 ton.* Sold 1.048,068 lh.=467.89 tons. London, Spot, 7Vfed. New York, Spot, 15 7 16 cts. PRICES REALISED. RIBBED SMOKED SHEET: Cts. per lb.
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    BRITAIN'S TRADE
    114 3 Recovery Due To Cheap Capital THE recovery of Britain's tiado and increase in employment were referred to during a speech by the President of the Board of Trade, Mr. Walter Runciman. He said the sixpence in the pound knocked off the income-tax was due to the careful management
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    84 3 Last Week's Exports From Malaya During the week-ending Aug. 18, exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 54,182 cases, of which 19,124 cases were to the United Kingdom. 1,525 cases to the Continent of Europe, 12,930 cases to Canada and 20,603 cases elsewhere. Total exports for
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    NEW MARKET
    74 3 Typewriter Carbon Papers For Japan Canada is finding a new market in Japan for typewriter carbon paper owing to the increasing use of typewriters in that country. Previously letters were written by hand in government offices and commercial houses, but a typewriter has been produced utilising the Japanese
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    Rubber Shares LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    683 3 Singapore, Thursday. 11 a m. The lollowing rubber share quotations are Lssued by Fraser and Co., and Lyall and Evatt. Issue M m j Value Fraser Lyall Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Alienby 195 205 2 Of) i 1 Alor Gajali ICO 1.70 1.60 1 1
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    73 3 DAILY PKICEd CCMKJfT. Singapore, Thursday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Sp.t (loose) 254 26% i do. (F. 0.8.) Auk. 2M| 525 Stan<lard R.S.S. on Tender: Sept. 2*3 26ft Oct. Dee. :<<;\ -_v>'; Jan. Karen 27 1 1 27% April June 2H 28*< Tone
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      51 3 rnE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND ORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager OFFICE: 2. FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. *EAD OFFICE? 1«D, Cecil St.. Siaaapore T O TOTTNSOV. General
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      87 3 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up-Capital «.<W,OOO Reserve Fund and Rest 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposit
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      212 3 •«'■•«■"•ww'»»i"iMiiiii»nwitiitiiii!iPro^ Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd.. THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET SINGAPORE LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. j BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee
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      614 4 It M. HASSAN, f L 86, 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, I SINGAPORE. j; j I We undertake all sorts of wort !l I f in electrical, gas and, water ser> f i KM vice line. HOT r |J I Wo give prompt attention to all 141 or ders either big
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      699 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. STATE OF JOHORE. By order of the Supreme Court of Johore. At Johore Bahru. ADMINISTRATION SUIT NO. 9 Of f'CiO. O <r In the Estate of Inche Mariam hint: Abdullah, deceased. The following- property Will be sold by Public Auction at No. 42, Jalan Ibrahim, Johore Bahru by
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      1084 4 EDUCATTONAL. PAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1028. (A, Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore, i Enrol for a Sound Musical Education— Systematic Training both in Technique and I Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal. PRIVATE
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      678 4 FOR ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION* TAKE ALL CLOCKS, WATCpr or GRAMOPHONES THAT WRONG YICK WOe RING Their one and only address 429, North Bridge Road." (Near Middle Road). SKILLED WORKMANSHIP PROMPT SERVICE MODERATE CHARGES. Contractors for the Repair of Clocl Watches to the British Army Malaya. J[ European Hairdrevserj Permanent v. spec
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    Ceylon State Council And The Quotas MOTION OF PROTEST PASSED
    1940 5 Scheme Under Fire ORDER-IN-COUNCIL ILLEGAL? Colombo, Aug. 9. IHI Financial Secretary and two unoflficials, Mr. Nevins Selvadurai, M.B.E. (Kayts), and Mr. A. Mahadeva (Jaffna), were the only speakers who opposed Mr. E. W. Perera's motion protesting against the enforcement of
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    DRUG SEIZURE
    136 5 Korean Fires On The Police i Shanghai, Aug. 22 I Chinese In America have wired to 1 Nanking according their full support for 1 the Fifth Congress of the Kuomintang. They believe that the Congress will pave j the way to consolidating the position !of the nation, which
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    PT. JAWAHARLAL NEHRU
    132 5 Released Temporarily Due To Wife's Illness An Allahabad message of Aug. 6, stated: Mrs. Kamala Nehru, wife of Pandit Jawarharlal Nehru, is seriously ill with pleurisy. Her temperature to-day was 104 degrees and she passed a restless day. It is contemplated to remove her to Lucknow for
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    110 5 A demand to make the first port of call for all air services in India was to be made at a meeting of the Bombay Municipal Corporation this month. A resolution has been tabled suggesting that with a view to increasing the importance of Bombay city and providing additional facilities
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    CONGRESS FUNDS
    164 5 No Return Of Forfeited Money Sir Henry Craik, replying to Mr. Bhupat Singh in the Legislative Assembly at Simla on Aug. 6, regarding the Congress funds forfeited to Government, said: "I must make it plain that there is no question of return of moneys so forfeited I regret
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    MEHER BABA TO MAKE FILM
    135 5 Shn Meher Baba, the 40-year-old Parsce mystic who has kept a self-imposed silence for eight years, has made arrangements for the production of a film embodying hia religious philosophy. Mr. W. A. Beckett, one of the "Messiah's" followers, told the Daily SkeU-h:" c U D
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    MR. PATEL ILL
    67 5 Bombay. Aug. Saidar Vallabhbhai Patti was suddenly taken ill with an attack of cold and gastritis on Tuesday evening. Since last night he developed fever, the temperature running to 103 degrees. He has been in bed for the last two days, but there is no cause for
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      129 5 Help Kidneys If Kidney Trouble or Bladder Weakness makes you suffer from Getting JJp Nights, Nervousness, tMzainess, Kneumatiam. Stiffness, Burning, Smarting. Itching or Acidity try the netv discovery Cystex (Siss-tex). •uaranteed to end your troubles in 8 days •f money back. At all chemists. JOS. TRAVERS SONS. Singapore Penang. freckles
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      232 5 BOY ML SPORTOGRAMS—NO. S. I j HOCKEY BULLY OFF WITH BOVRIL FOR I j BOVRIL'S THE BEST PART OF THE BULL. j I BOVRIL 2. A.P.B. 17. i II t i 1,1 urn i i 4it:iUfjr> GET THIS \^B^l^/ |midothis# to obtain the fine quick polish Brasso gives! It brightens
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED
    74 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED I Hai Hing, Norwegian, 1,445 tons: from Amoy 23-8, to Penang 24-8. Corona, Norwegian, 1,953 tons; from Cochin 22-8, (destination and date of departure unknown). Norwegian, 657 tons; from Bangkok 22-8, to Bangkok 23-8 van Vollenhoven, French, 593 tonsfrom Saigon
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    111 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Aug. 23 East Wharf (Entrance Gate I) Hakodate Maru 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Kistna 16; Burdwan 13; Cremer 11« Terukuni Maru 9, Kamuning 7 Empire Dock Entrance Gate 3)' Kota Radja 32; City of Khartoum 35. Empire
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    THE GRATITUDE OF AUSTRIA
    304 6 Reason For Rom? Agreement Reuter Wireless. Florence, Aug. 2a THE independence of Austria and deter. nunation of the respective governments ma.ntam it were re-affirmed at the meet, ng in the |6tfa century villa Mar.nus between and the Austrian ChancelThe official communique announces that ''tective community aims
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    78 6 Mails from Europe (London mails despatched on Aug. 2), by the Rajula will arrive by train to-morrow morning Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 8.45 a.m. and delivery by postmen will commence at the same time. From China by the Santhia, due at Singapore to-morrow
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    NETHERLANDS AIR MAIL
    102 6 Homeward: Commencing with the Air Mail closed at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 7 p.m. on Sept. 5. the Netherlands Air Service to Europe will follow a revised time table. The route will remain as at present via CairoAthens—Budapest and no changes will ;be made til
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    AIRMEN'S ESCAPE
    106 6 Crash On A Welsh Mountain rpHE American airmen. Captain Pond and Lieutenant Sabilli. who left Italy on Saturday for Dublin in preparation for a westward flight across the Atlantic, crashed into a South Wales moun--2? e N F w P° r t early yesterday morning badly damaging the
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    C.E.R. SALE
    183 6 Manchukuo Demands Equal Rights < f t t. Shanghai, Aug. 22. Iwi *1 n .diptomatic circles that both Soviet Russia and Japan are trying to avoid war and will not even consider a permanent rupture in the nr^oEasUm Railway! 6 Sale f the ChinEse i Russia has now
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    MONEY MARKET
    195 6 SELLING. Singapore*, Aug. 23. London 3 months' sight 2j4 7j32 London 4 months' sight 2|4 13j64 London 60 days' sight 2 4 3j16 London 30 days' sight 2,4 5|32 London demand 2\4 l A London T.T. 2 4 3!32 Lyon and Paris demand 882 Hamburg demand 146 New
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    DIARY OF THE DAY ■ —— WHAT'S ON ?
    294 6 DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON Public Functions nf j Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, AUG 23 High Tides.—lo.2s a.m., 9.20 nm Football: SAJA League, Div Son n M.F.A. v. R.A.F., Jala p or Stadium; Govt. League. 'raJS? TWO Land v. Audit-TrS? J.C.S.A.; S.A.F.A. League »r Si' (Abattoir) v. «B» Canning). Anson
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    AMUSEMENTS
    61 6 ALHAMBRA.—NiIs Asther in The Love Captive." APOLLO—"Makers Of Men,' Jack's the Boy. r CAPITOL— Jessie Matthews in Evergreen." EMPIRE.— "The Love Parade GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dandr* sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chine* wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies* etc. MARLBOROUGH.—Hindustani talkie. NEW WORLD—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese wV yangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—"Our Betters."
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      262 6 [H SINGAPORE HOTELS I METROPOLE HOTEL > f TEL. 79* G. BRAS BASAH ROAD. I I IDEAL CENTRAL. I g I MODERN SANITATION. j! 1 RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS. V p GOOD CUISINE. EXCELLENT BAR. j MODERATE RATES. l\\jt PKR DAY. PER MONTH. I i f is I J
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      66 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or services. For particulars, Bee Municipal Tender Room. d Bate of closing Purchase of Old Crusher Jaws, Scrap Brass, etc., at Mandai Quarry, c i n 4 p Monday, Aug. 27, 1934. Supply of Brass Bent and
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      109 6 JUST ISSUED t FIRST EDITION. HONG SIN Volume No. 9. (Chinese Saints in War) One of the most super wonderful Chinese biblical ancient stories ever translated. The story that every Chinese should know. Written in STRAITS MALAY ROMANIZE also many other famous CHINESE STORIES OF THE PAST. Catalogues sent free
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      188 6 [POSTAL IHfftflflEHCE SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Aden (Karoa) 3 p.m East Africa (Karoa) 3 p.m America (North), except Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Karoa) 3 p.m. Burma (Karoa) 3 p.m. Egypt (Karoa) 3 p.m. ♦Europe, Great Britain arid Europe generally (Karoa) 3 p.m. India, North, East and West
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      69 6 j DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service umt Yesterday N ff h Max. Bright H» a Temp. Rainfall. Svm he Temp. Stations. Deg.l'. Inches. Honrs. Deff.F. i j Alor Star 8« o.s»; 8.1 i Sitiawan 90 0.01 Kota Bharu 89 0 <>"■ Bukit Jeram 88 {jfo Malacca 85 2.41 Singapore:
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    DANGER BEFORE CHINA
    652 7 Lack Of Unity RESPONSIBILITY OF LEADERS J i "lyilEN Dr. Wellington Koo returned to China from Europe, e informed the press that the interr national situation had changed conid* rably during the past two years, ir. the Great disadvantage of China, and that, as a result, this
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    CRIMINAL BREACH
    73 7 Singapore, Wednesday. Sentence of three mopths' r,l. to be iilo vod by six months', police suparyjsior. "••as imposed by the Third Magistrate, ••'r J M. Brander. this ?n.a )ur; Chinese. Ah Kow. commuted nminal breach of trust In respect nst a i ing worth $8. In reply to
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    THIEF SENTENCED
    82 7 Singapore, Wednesday. Chye Hing, the Cantonese who was arrested by a Malay detective ai, the Emoire Cinema on the night of August 16 |or stealing $5.25 from Waryan Singh, appeared again before the Third Magistrate. Mr. J. M. Brander this morning, when he was sentenced to two months'
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    GOLF POPULAR IN GERMANY
    48 7 I I I -1<• Gplf is gaining enormously In popularity in .Germany. Yet another new course has been opened. This Is in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. It is a nine hole course. 2,942 yards in length. With a bogey of 73 for men and 75 tor women.
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    GERMANY'S NEXT PLEBISCITE
    508 7 In The Saar r HITLER FEELING CONFIDENT Reuter Wireless. clamation declaring "this very night decisions are being taken to carry out the conversion of the last German to Nazism, which will proceed with Nazi speed and thoroughness," has set the country speculating what surprise is in store
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      147 7 i jj %jh EAPACHĔI ACID STOMACH t can be the cause 3 c Acid Stomach simply means too much acid in the stomach. This condition often causes headaches, constipation, pains after eating, heartburn, nervousness, sleeplessness and many other ailments. Phillips' Milk of Magnesia acts at once to neutralize the acids
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      609 7 CLUB DIARY. [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most. of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary it provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings 0/ general interest will still be included in the
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      417 7 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME The Promenade Concert r -DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows: 6.20 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. The Rutland Square and New Victoria Orchestra, directed by Norman Austin, relayed from the New Victoria Cinema, Edinburgh. 7.20 p.m. Time Signal from Greenwich. A recital of new
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      330 8 LawwiwHitiiiittmistnii'tutimHtiiii'iHtiiiinisii nui m i i .iiiiiiiiiiui'.itt.tainiiiiinmiiiiiiMiiiiinimniniitiifimniHtHU'i""''^ CAPITOL 6.15 9.15 1 ■> I Th<> Year's Brightest and Best Musical, Dancing, and Singing 1 I Screen Entertainment JESSIE MATTHEWS i m I in 1 I "EVERGREEIN" Bh LvR Hear the S.*n» Hits:— "DANCING ON THE CEILING;" "DEAR, DEAR;" 1 "IF I GIVE
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      394 8 v .,fvo ttuiJcc the mtmWjf movies nvo-v-c! JSWM ...Hollywood* mgtf death -defying mjf M Ua Gar eon, Stotcos At kHIALH4MBHA! 1 SOON j I LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS l WANTED—Chinese Cashier Collector. $1,000 cash security required Apply T3uX No. 426, c o Malaya Tribune. NOTICE. Re SOUTHERN OMNIBUS SERVICES, LIMITED. Companies Windinjr-l'p
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    IDEALS OF CECIL RHODES
    884 9 Rotary Address LEFT FORTUNE TO POSTERITY Singapore Wednesday. "£ECIL Rhodes and the Rhodes Scholarships," was the subject of an interesting address by trie Rev. P. B. Means at to-day's weekly meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club. Mr. Means was himself a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, and
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    A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
    256 9 Lady Louis Mountbatten In Singapore Singapore, Thursday. LADY Louks Mountbatten, wife or Commander Lord Louis Mount batten, ol the Naval Navy, a grandson of Princess Alice, is in Singapore on a holiday. She arrived yesterday from Batavia by the Royal Dutch air plane. Group Captain Smith and
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    OPIUM MENACE
    242 9 Drugs Taken In Public In South Serbia Belgrade. THE increase in the number of people who take dangerous drugs in public in southern Serbia, formerly Macedonia is the subject of a number of complaints in the Belgrade press. It is stated that opium, grown locally, and hashish, mostly
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    37 9 The death took place on July 30, at a nursing home in Bedford, of Mrs Amelia George, widow of Mr. John F George, formerly of Singapore and Kandy. Mrs. George had been residing at St. Anne's. Ampthill.
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    SIR LAURENCE LOOKS BACK
    764 10 "jMALAYA will probably never again be the Golden Chersonese. It is not likely that her principal industries will again be conducted under the somewhat hectic conditions of booming trade, soaring prices and inflated dividends, with their results of short-sighted finance and lavish expenditure which have from
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    116 10 HE the Officer Administer ng the Government, accompanied by Mrs Caldecott and attended by the personal starT, will leave Singapore for Kuala Lumpur by the night mail on Sunday to attorjd session of the Federal Council which is to be held on Monday His Excellency and party will
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    25 10 A Reuter cabled states that Dr Alfred nuic' bze, the Chinese Minister to the United States, and his family have returned to Washington from London.
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    149 10 rpHE Siamese Government, it is anI nounced, has decided to retain j capital punishment but to substitute -hooting for decapitation as the form of execution. It is questionable whether condemned murderers will consider that the new system offers them much advantage. Though beheading appears to be
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    A Weird Scene
    234 10 mHE execution ground would be close. to a "wat" or temple, and the sen- Lence would be carried out as soon as c un rose. The condemned man sat rO3B legged on the ground. Opinion differed as to whether he was given a drug, but an observer
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    Japanese Adviser
    247 10 REFERRING still to Siamese affairs, we note that a correspondent of the Bangkok Times comments on the denial of the rumour that a Japanese is to br appointed Trade Commissioner for Siam as follows:—"Signs have not been w ing that the orientation of the foreign policy of Siam
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    Topics Of The Day
    425 10 By "Looker-OiT Australians seem to have put it across nicely, but England's supporters never had a more perfect alibi about Larwood and Voce?" the.y say? But such exploiters of leg theory as c been allowed to operate at the Oval have not met with conspicuous Yes,
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    ULTIMATUM BY AMERICAN FARMERS TO JAPANESE VIOLATION OF LAND LAW
    131 11 federal Intervention ;IZONA PROMISES NO VIOLENCE Reuter. Phoenix, Arizona, Aug. 22. se situation between Amerimers and 1.000 Japanese i in the fertile Salt River yoked Federal intervenS ate Department having i lovernor Moeur to prevent rg likely to create difficulties
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    SILVER EXPORTS
    88 11 1 n'asiness Increases In Shanghai Shanghai, Aug. 22. S36.000.000 worth of silver t jorted from Shanghai. Un;;.erning .he sliver situation ased.—Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shangha, Aug. 23. ,ii. iicctvy uuiilow of silver na, Mr. T. V. Soong (chairman National Economic Council and ly Finance Minister) intends to ie
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    WELLS DRY UP
    70 11 Serious Drought In Chekiang Shanghai, Aug. 23. HE drought in Chekiang has worsened, and a serious iue of water is experienced. The water cl the Chintangkiang is not lit for consumption as it lity and all wells in, the proe have dried up. If the drought is
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    MISSING AIRMAN
    90 11 Return After Sending S.O.S. Reuter. Reykjavik, Aug. 22. J'HE Eritish airman Grierson, who 1 '-'inpted a flight from Britain to i icia oy tbe Northern route, is nod on a desolate spot in Green- P. Ci I An SOS which has been picked up that he has "landed
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    METTUR DAM
    70 11 A Million Acres To Be Fertilised Reuter Wireless. Madras, Aug. 21. "ne million acres of land "tin d front the gigantic Mettur 'iied <c-day by the Governor, o« 1 Stanley. The cubic conten. is 1000 cub'c feet and the dam em1 's the la r single block of
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    HEAVY DEFEAT OF REDS
    353 11 Dispersed After Long Battle Hongkong, Aug. 22. rpHE Red remnants in Fukien massed at A Hoyang were dispersed after a sevenhour battle with the Government troops. They retreated to Hsungyang and Houchi. The Government is sending detachments from the 87th Division to Linkiang to suppress the
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    AIR POSTAGE
    211 11 New Service Opens In Britain riE new postal and passenger air service linking London. Birmingham. Manchester, Belfast and .Glasgow was inaugurated recently. The development of air mail services has been slow for the obvious reason that the centres between which the greatest volume of communication flows are served
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    BROKEN DYKES
    123 11 Punishment Of Officials Responsible Shanghai, Aug. 22. Thfc Central Government lias instructed Dr H. H. Kung (Finance Minister), Mr. Li Yi Chi and Generiv" Yu Hsueh Chung (Chairman of Hopei) to rind out persons responsible for tha bu -sting of the Huanprhoo dykes at Changwun, with a view
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    SALE OF DRUGS IN CHINA
    541 11 Many Addicts Dead CHARGES AGAINST JAPAN Shanghai, Aug. 23. IT is estimated that during the months of June and July, 800 smokers in Tangshan, south east of Tientsin, have died as the result of taking excessive doses of opium and heroin. The so-called foreign hongs,
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    MASS TRIAL OF NAZIS
    83 11 Plot Discovered In Lithuania Reuter Wireless. Kovno, Aug. 21. AMASS courtmartial on 142 Nazis will be held next month, follow ng sweeping investigations of the activities of two Nazi organisations these past six months. According to a local sem.-oinciai newspaper, a Nazi plot to throw on
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    RECOVERY IN AMERICA
    302 11 Divided Opinions GOLD CONTENT OF THE DOLLAR Reuter. London, Aug. 21. E9NANCIAL circles are sharply divided regarding the prospects of recovery in the United States. A leading American banker, Mr. A. H. Giannini, chairman of tho executive of the Bank of America, who is now in London,
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    JAPAN'S DEMANDS
    96 11 Naval Plans At Last Revealed Reuter. Tokyo, Aug. 23. 'J'HE Japanese naval plans are at last revealed, according to the papers, which simultaneously publish an announcement that Rear-Admiral Yamamoto is leaving for London on Sept. 11 to participate in the naval talks. The Japanese demands, it is reported,
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    BARTER SYSTEM
    61 11 Agreement Between U.S. And Germany Reuter wireless. New York, Aug. 21. i A system of barter between America and Germany is reported to be under discussion, by whicn America will ex- noit large quant ties of cotton and lard 1 and other farm products. The system will be
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    DUTCH AIR MAIL
    61 11 Winter Time-Table Starts On Sept. 5 The X.L.M. (Royal Dutch Airways) aerop'anes will fly according to the w nter time-table from Sep*. 5. The effpeh will be that machines wiH arrive a day later in Singapore on the outward journey and a day later in Amsterdam on
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    MANCHURIA BOYCOTT
    33 11 Shanghai. Aug. 23. Chines" shops in Manchuria are suspected by the Japanese of boycotting Japanese goods. Japanese agents have been sent to keep watch over the sncps. —Mm Kuo Jih Pao.
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    CHINESE EASTERN RAILWAY
    166 11 Statement Issued By Manchukuo Shanghai, Aug. 22. TiHE Manchukuo has issued a counterstatement to that of the Soviet. In it, the proceedings of the negotiations fcr the sale of the Chinese Eastern Railway are revealed. It shows that the Soviet reduced the price of the railwav to
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    PLOT IN CUBA
    51 11 Twelve Men Sentenced To Death Reuter. Havana, Aug. 22. THE discovery of a revolutionary plot in the Cuban army resulted in twelve men being shot, including a lieutenant-colonel, by order of a summary courts-martial The plot fa led owing to the prompt action taken by Colonel Batista.
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    LEAGUE AND RUSSIA
    56 11 Entry A Foregone Conclusion Shangha, Aug. 22. It is learnt in diplomatic circles at Nanking that Russia has given unofficial notification to the Powers of her entry into the League in September. The Powers, it is sa d, have approved of it and Russia's entry is considered
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    THE HAGUE COURT
    46 11 Reappointment Of Chinese Judges Shanghai, Aug. 22. The Executive Yuan has decided to re-appoint Dr. Wang Chung Hui and Frank Lee judges of the International Court of Justice at The Hague for another term. Their present term wih expire shortly.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    BANK CLOSES
    28 11 Hongkong, Aug. 22. The Ng Wah Bank of Canton has closed its branches at Shanghai and other places were aho closed yesterday. -Sin Chew Jit Peh.
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    JAPAN WANTS NEW MARKET
    408 11 Agents In Mongolia BOYCOTT OF CHINESE GOODS Shanghai, Aug. 22. }> ACCORDING to Chinese report* from North China the JapaneJ are conducting anti-Chinese pro; paganda in Mongolia and urging tM Mongolian people to boycott Chines goods. A number of Japanese militarl officers are freely visiting the
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    30 11 The engagement is announced Christian Jean Ludovic Maria-Sube,. Scofin Co., Ltd., son of Lieut.-Col. Geor Maria-Sube, of Paris, and Maric-L; rence Roland, youngest daughter Monsieur and Madame Yves Rolland, Saigon.
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    Indian Killed By Light Locomotive DRIVER NOT TO BLAME
    639 12 JsrT 1 b<>?. Singapore Inquest ACCIDENTAL DEATH VERDICT Singapore, Wednesday. T HE driver of a locomotive engine and the authorities in charge of le construction work for the Civil erodrome at Kampong Batak were conerated from all blame by the ingapore
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    47 12 1 C! P a h;alth statement for the Au*. 1« shows that there were «aw*, Compared with 187 ii the Wstu'SJ? in tho correspomi I chier au« death were:—BerinvuUi nla ar a Pneumonia P talK.A 4 «'■>Writi, IB. «Htru 480 in thi cowspo^-
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    SUIT DISMISSED
    369 12 n Validity Of Bill Of 1 Sale Singapore, Wednesday. I|rHETHER a bill of sale by way of mortgage of certain properties in 10, Rose Lane, Singapore, was executed by Pang Heng Liah, a married woman, in favour of Song Geok Eng. her married daughter, with a view to
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    VORLD'S SWEETHEART
    88 12 Possibility Of A Reconciliation Reuter. Hollywood, Aug. 22. npHE news that Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks met in secret shortly after the arrival of Fairbanks has aroused much coniecture among their intimate friends, who believe there is a good possibility of a reconciliation. Hopes were aroused to fever-pitch
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    CHINESE CHARGED
    190 12 Allegations Of False Representation 0 Singapore, Wednesday. Alleged to have produced certain forged letters as testimonials of employment waiting for them here on their return from China, three Chinese were this morning produced before the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, and charfeed with making false representations 1
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    COTTON LOANS
    54 12 Huge Sum Allocated By R.F.C. Reuter. Washington, Aug. 23. Mr. Jesse Jones has announced that the R.F.C. has allocated $250 million for cotton loans but expressed doubt whether more than $150 million will be used. The allocation of $250 million would cover four million bales, and that is
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    JAPANESE CONSUL GENERAL
    537 12 To Leave Singapore To-Morrow Singapore, lytR. Teijiro Tamura, the Japanese Consul-General in Singapore, who is sailing to-morrow by the Terukuni Mam for Japan, after two years here, was interviewed this morning by a Malaya Tribune" representative on the impressions he had gained of Singapore during his sojourn
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    IRISH BLUE SHIRTS
    136 12 To Be Organised In Ulster Reuter Wireless. Dublin. Aug. 22. IT is officially revealed that the Blue Shicts Youth movement of the United Ireland Party held a secret session over the week-end at which a resolution was adopted demanding the Party's Executive should urge the cessation of
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    131 12 Alleged Assault On Javanese Woman Singapore, Thursday. A Javanese woman is alleged to have been assaulted in Henderson Road yesi terday afternoon. She received no external Injuries. j Whilst playing in a soccer match on the J.C.S.A. ground yesterday evening, a Chinese footballer was injured. He received a
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    SHIPS FOR CHINA
    76 12 Launching Of Second Of Four Vessels Reuter. T; London, Aug. 22. HE Haiheng, the second of the four vessels beine: built for the Chinese Government, will be launched on th& i Clyde to-morrow. 1 The Chinese Minister. Mr. Quo Tai- chi. and Mrs. Quo Tai-chi hav e
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    THE CINEMAS "OUR BETTERS"
    229 12 Striking Film At The Pavilion Singapore, Thursday. ONE of the most striking films that has been seen in Singapore for a long time opened at the Pavilion last night, when the fiim version of Somerset Maugham's book "Our Betters'' began a season. Constance Bennett, in the
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    "Rajrani Mira" At The Marlborough
    106 12 "Rajrani Mira," an Indian romantic story of how a woman of royal household becomes a saint, attracted a large number of people last night to the Marlborough Theatre. The story tells how the heroine, Mira Bai, a devotee of Lord Krishna, under- i went a
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    OVERSEAS CHINESE
    60 12 To Take Up Farming In Anhui Shanghai. Aug 21. MR- Chen Shu Jen, the Chairman of 1"1 the Overseas Committee, returned to Nanking yesterday. It is learnt that he has obtained a lease of over 20.000 mow of public land in Suencheng. Anhui. for settlement by unemployed overseas
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    MR. A. ALIBHOY
    90 12 Death At The General Hospital Mr. Abbasbhoy Alibhoy, senior partner or the firm of Abbasbhov and Co exchange brokers. 14. Malacca Street and a member of the Singapoie Exchange Brokfrs' Association, died at the General Hospital yesterday at noon The funeral took place at Daudi Bhora Cerhetry
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    EXPLORERS DROWNED
    66 12 Sun-Helmet Floating On Lake Reuter Wireless. Nairobi, Aug. 21. In consequence of the discovery oi a sun-helmet floating in a remote lake an aeroplane made a further search for the two missing British scientists, Dr Dyson and Mr. Martin, but it proved fruitless. It is now presumed that
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    FAMOUS CELLIST
    70 12 To-Night's Recital At Memorial Hall Mr Emanuel Feuermonn, the famous jne'anriwfn in s '"S a P°re this mornMemoria? Hall thiT a rccltal at the memorial Hall this evening at 9 30 nriS 1 W1 b e his only re cital in SingaP p e a s for Java
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT ON SIKH
    731 12 Iron Pipe Used GRAPHIC STORY BY EYE-WITNESS Singapore, Wednesck RETAILED and interesting ence was given to-day by witnesses for the prosecution in tl continued hearing of the pre! ary inquiry before the Second M trate Mr. N. Grice, in the ca which two Sikhs, Inder Singh
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    Khoo Eu Yong Estate Litigation
    214 13 Appeal Allowed In Part By Privy Council HE Trivy Ccuncil has allowed in part the appeal of Khao Tek Ketag from the judgment of the Penang Court of Appeal in n it in which the respondent, Ch'ng Joo Tuan Neoh (since desued the appellant and
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    JUDGMENT
    644 13 1st Of Residue Of Estate a in which this appeal arise? on for the adm nistration of ,r t f of cne Khoo Fu Yong. a mer- >ai;g who will be referred to tor. -r by his will, dated the 1018. appointed Khoe Fenr 100 Tek Keong eneeutcvr bequeathing
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    AT THE TRIAL
    337 13 Acts Alleged Not In Dispute At the trial it was not in dispute tha* Khoo Ttek Keong (hereinafter referred to as the appellant) had in fact done the acts alleged. The contest was (a) whe'her the were breaches of trust, and <b> if 1 of them were
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    APPEAL COURT
    620 13 "Respondent Committed Breaches" On appeal by Khoo Ee Lay the Cour of Appeal held that the transact on 1 alleged in paragraph 9 (4) and <6> of the statement of claim were breach" 0 of trust and that the appellant wrs not enticed to relief under sect'on 6
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    LOANS ON SECURTIY
    989 13 Wide Scope Of Investment Clause Their Lordships find it impossible, in face of the extraordinarily wide scope cf the investment clause, to hold that the loans on th e security of jewellery have been proved to be breaches of trust by the appellant. They were loans made
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    HINDENBURG'S WILL
    101 13 Startling Charges In France Shanghai, Aug. 21. A CCORDING to a report published by A the Havas News Agency, the third part of Kindenburg's w 11 was forged, and ihc original text of other parts was badly mutilated. Hitler, it is said, warned the Hohenzollern House not to
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    42 13 The engagement is announced cl Mr. V J Somasundram, instructor, Technical School, Kuala Lumpur, and Miss Els 3 Nathen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Nathen. Gemas, (formeily of I Singapore). Tne marriage will take j place in September at Taiping.
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    KIDNAPPING STORY AN INVENTION
    168 13 The Pastor Who "Need Rest" Reuter. Goldsboro. North Carolina. Aug. It. THE Rev. Mr. Askew has now con fessed that his story of being W nrpped is untrue, according to a ment made by the Sheriff. Askew says he himselt sent the sage to his wife
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    45 13 The marriage took place at untitled near Birmingham, on July 28, of Mr X D Shrimpton, of Imperial Chenv™! Indulries (Malaya). Ltd.. eldest «n late Mr R J- Shrtmptor. and Mrs. i Emptor Dorb Christian? ir*. widow of the lateMr. O. C. Peart, of Birmingham.
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    Australians Regain The Ashes With Great Victory MARGIN OF 562 RUNS: KING'S CONGRATULATIONS
    952 14 ENGLAND'S COLLAPSE FOR ONLY 145 Bowes And Clark Take Five Wickets Each But Visitors Total 327 I USTRALIA won the fifth and deciding Tost at the Oval yesterday Au., kcq mltB and thus regained the Ashes. H
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    ENGLAND BAT AGAIN
    762 14 Sensational Fall Of Wickets IaXGlAKD are thus 707 runs behind, J and set with such a stupendous tasK failed badly. Sensational succcss met the Australia! bowling right irom the start two valuable wickers, thai of Walters and Woollev falling for only three runs. Ebeling and McCabe opened
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    THE FINAL SCORES IN THE MATCH
    423 14 AUSTRALIA. —1st Innings irown b Clark J! tonsford hit wieket b Allen 2b0 i trad man c Ames b Bowes IcCabe b Allen jj Foot!iu 11 b Bowes [ippax Ibw. b Bowes g j |dfie2d not out I (hinperfield b Bowes Irirnmett e Ames
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    ANKLE FRACTURED ON FIELD
    204 14 Soccer Match At Jaian Besar l Singapore, Thursday. N unfortunate incident occurred last A evening on the J.C.S.A? ground when Tan Yong Kwang cf the StatisticsBankruptcy team fractured his ankle ai d had to be carried off the field. The football match was between tht Statistics-Bankruptcy
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    HAMMOND'S FEAT
    89 14 9ZM Iluns Average For 24 Innings London. Aug. 9. HAMMOND heads the first class cricfcet averages with the remarkable Mutirc of 93.09 runs In 24 innir.gs, and recuires only five runs to reach the 12 000 total for the present season It is interesting to note that Hammend
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    THE BODYLINE CONTROVERSY
    195 14 After The Test MORE COMMENTS NEWSPAPERS Reuter. London, Thursday. 11/HlLE congratulating regaining th e Ashes, and paying a tribute to the all-round superi r y of WoodfulFs team, the majority <,i the morning papers revive the oblem of leg theory bowling and r bearing cn England's defeat.
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    A SECOND LARWOOD ?
    140 14 A SECOND LARWOOD Promise Of Derbyshire's Fast Bowler WITH Harold Larwoid out of the picture at the moment, MM must cast an eye for a young m:\\\ to fill his place. People intimately concerned with the game and in a good position ti> say that Copson. the 25-yea. old Derbyshire
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    COLOMBO IN TRAINING
    32 14 London, Aug. 22. Colombo resumed training to-day. After 9 preliminary bout of trotting it was given three canters of about four Hr'o -'os each and appeared to move soundly.
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    Lim Bong Soo Loses Another Title Through Misfortune TO-DAY'S TRACK WORK
    761 15 R ECOURSE PROPER IN USE More Horses Joe keys And Trainers Arrive Thc-Man-at-the-Rails") Singapore, Thursday. I HE ain in town in the early hour.-. this morning fortunately kept from the Bukit Timah district, tabling another busy morning rk on
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    EXHIBITION TENNIS
    111 15 Japanese Davis Cup Players At S.C.C. rpHREE of the Japanese Davis Cup players. H. Nishimura, J. Fuiikura and j. Yamagishi, are due in Singapore to-day on their way back to Japan, and they will play in a series of exhibit.on matches at the S.C.C. courts. Play v/ill commence
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE RESULTS
    63 15 Reuter. London, Aug. 22. RESULTS of Scottish League <Div. 1) matches played to-day are as iollows:— Aberdeen 1, Queen of South 0. Albion 0. Queen's Park 0. Ayr United 3, Partick Th. 2. Dundee 1, Dunfermline 1. Falkirk 2, Airdrieonians 4. Hibernian 0, St. Mirren 0. Motherwell
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    MEDICAL B.P.
    84 15 The following are the newly elected office-bearers of the Medical Badminton Party: President, Mr. Yeo Koon Guan; Vice-Presidents, Messrs. So.i Choo Seng and Tan Chan Koon; Hon. Secretary, Mr. M. Sockalingam; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. J. A. Stanslaus; Hon Assistant Treasurer, Mr. R. S. N. Simy; Hon. Auditor, Mr.
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    Chinese Win Championships In The League
    627 15 Singapore Thursday. IHE Chinese Second team became Champions of the Second Division of the S. A. F. A. League yesterday by holding the Wiltshires to a goalless draw at the Anson Road Stadium. They also won the First Division championship. '1 hat the issue
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS FINALS
    531 15 A New Champion YONG LOON CHONG'S SUCCESS Singapore Thursday. J 1M BOXG SOO has suffered another defeat at tennis, again through misfortune, and has lost another almost certain title. In the singles final of the S.C.R.C. championship yesterday, cramp in the fingers of the fo:t caused him
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    AMERICAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    86 15 Reuter. Germantown, Philadelphia, Aug. 22. THE following are some of the results of the third round ties in the doubles tennis championships of America: Lott and Stoefen beat Carl Fischer and Wiiliam Lingelbach 6—2. 6—4, 8 Allison and Van Ryn beat Wilmer Hine and Henry Prusoa" 6—2,
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    SINGAPORE GOLD CUP MEETING
    613 15 Autumn Races THE FULL LIST OF ENTRIES ON I B following is the full list of" t entries for the Singapore Tin i Ciab Autumn Gold Cup professional meeting which begins on Sept. 1:—I HORSES. CLASS 1.—Waratah, FiesolOi Creenoak. Short Suit. Biddy's Squire* Guutte d'Or. 'oorav.
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    1344 16 How Will Imprisonment Affect His Position (By Air Maii.) London, Aug. 5. "JTTIE King against John Brown." These five words uttered by the Clerk of the Court at Manchester Quarter Sessions opened a dramatic trial which
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    175 16 Beat Americans In Annual Contest White City, July 21. The outstanding event in the athletic meeting between Oxford and Cambridge Universities and the American Universities, Princeton and Cornell, which the Fnglishmen won by seven events to i five, was the mile race in which Livej lock, of Oxford,
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    173 16 Reuter. NATIONAL LEAGUE R. H. E. Brooklyn "Dodgers" 5 7 0 Cincinnati Reds" 7 14 0 The game between Boston "Braves" arui Chicago "Cubs" was postponed owing to rain. New York "Giants" 5 9 1 Jackson and Terry each scored a home run for the Giants. Pittsburg "Pirates"
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    155 16 In U.S. Baseball Leagues New York, July 30. Masterful hurling performances b Flint Rhem, Reuel Moore, and Cai Hubbell. the assumption of Cinchinat managership by Charl e Dressen ai homers by Earl Averill, Jimmy Colin Hal Trcsky and of hers, maiked to-da v maior lcapue clashe?. Mickey Cochrane'.-?
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    530 17 \ction In Supreme Court Singapore, Wednesday. j hn Laycock is a defendant in inese estate case which com:he Supreme Coiirt, to-day Justice a'Beckett Terrell. ptxt (1 two others —Mr. Chua Tian ran Tat Mm—are sued as of the estate of Ho Sok a Chinese woman. iff, Wee
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    592 17 A Resolution In The Council Of State A RESOLUTION recommending the t*r f^ rabili ty of ettin S apart a Polony for the immigration of Indians was Cannot IFI in Yhl Council of State on Aug. b. Hossain Imam said that the SJSSS^ 1 f Ird i
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    85 17 Salisbury. (Southern Rhodes.a). A crocodile 14 feet long and seven feet, m girth, which has been shot near here is believed to have been ever 100 years old. Its teeth are declared tc be tne last of the six sets with Which a crocodile is provided. Th~
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    407 17 Modelled On English Lines Simla. A GREAT public school for India, modelled on all that is best in the English tradition, is to be opened next year at Dehra Dun not far from the site of the Indian Military Academy. The building of the Imperial Forest
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    826 18 Latest Jottings From The Mail MRS. Gandhi, who had an attack of choleric diarrhoea at Benares, has completely recovered, although she continues to be very weak, says a Patna message of Aug. 3. It is understood a group of Burmese snake charmers from Popa, Myingyan District, will
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    337 18 White Paper REPORT NEARLY READY London. Aug. l\ rjpHE Select Committee on the V. Paper on Indian Constitul Reforms, before adjourning y< day, it is understood, pra I completed the main section o port. There will be frequent m< when the Committee re-assem on October 8
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    491 18 Repercussion Of Reforms Procedure? nificant one. It is believed that the issues will be further clarified and specific information made available regarding the Government's intention in regard to Indian constitutional time-table this year after the return of His Excellency Lord Willingdon by the middle of this month. The
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    2522 19 Tribute To Chinese HONGKONG kOTAtlY ADDRESS iiOTARIAN C. F. Terry paid a glowing tribute to Chinese labour. il in stevedoring, in the course talk to the Rotary Club, at their at the Hongkong Hotel Roof den recently. remarks will be of equal int in Singapore of
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    73 19 Another To Be Established In Atlantic Reuter Wireless. Berlin. Aug. 18. Lufthansa announces the impending establishment of a second floating platform for the South-Atlarttic air service. The 8.000-ton motor vessel Schwabenland has been converted for the purpose of service as a second relay vessel. Lufthansa since February last
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