Malaya Tribune, 27 August 1934

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya XXI. No. 2OS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1934 FIVE CENTS, The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, August 27, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1934 POH CENTS
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      259 1 WATCH THE MALAYA TRIBUNE FOR LATEST RACING NEWS < Irjjjjjf is the right 3, for complete lU *onomy. i assured are the makers of RIPOLY PATENT BELTS' ability PMPIPPiPiPiPH to pull and keep on pulling under B I|KM IlKlti «K1 i!'J the most adverse conditions, they ad- W m WLmS
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      199 1 11 1 1 j j WHEN BUYING INK or GUM ALWAYS ASK FOR EVEREST Renowned Throughout Malaya il Used In Government Municipal 1 Offices. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY. (Established in 1914). Stationers and Repairers. 14-A, Change Alley, Singapore. Buy the best typewriter ribbons and carbons (also for Pen and Pencil writing).
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      119 1 I Head The I "Dominant 7if zSMalaya i BRITISH CEMENTS I RED HAND PORTLAND CEMENT FFRROCREIE COLORCRETE M Sole Agents: p. GirrnpjE c €toj! Incorporated in S.S. j nil M——iii ■<— iiw i i inipMinmiiiM i i imiiiiii iii tiMp^ewrwßßMMfwrwTrn^ r»< j MILK fti ITS BEST 1 SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE BRAND
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    Shinning News & Notices. BRITISH MERCHANT NAVY
    745 2 Shinning News Notices. BRITISH MERCHANT NAVY Still The Most Efficient Ih The World (By Air Mail) London, Aug. 15. THERE is some justification for the widespread impression thai the British Merchant Navy consists, in large degree, of old and inefficient ships, writes Sir Archibald Hurd. Why should the Government offer
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    94 2 Owners and Masters of Shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of Pulau Suber as possible during the aeropiaiic machine ..gun practice which will take place from Blakang on Sept. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13. 14. 17, commencing at 7 a.m. each day. The
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    NEW FRENCH CRUISER
    462 2 Contract Placed With St. Nazaire j j i THE Societe dcs Chantier et Atelier de St. Nazaire-Penhoet have just been favoured with an important order, the building of the second French capital ship, which has been named Strasbourg. The Bill sanctioning this vessel was promulgated on July
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    CHANGED HIS MIND
    148 2 Stoker Swam For Ten Hours After Suicide Attempt I An abortive suicide attempt near Hong- kon? recently has turned into what my: t be an endurance swimming record for the East China Sea. /.fter failing to end his lif i by jumping overboard, a young Japanese was
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    AMERICAN SUBSIDIES
    379 2 Big Shake Down Looms In U.S. Mercantile Marine rE administration is getting ready for S big shake down in its merchant marine policy. When the pot comes to boil, probably in the Autumn, a new set of rules, saving millions in ocean mail subsidies, is expected to emerge,
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    ITALIAN SHIPPING
    100 2 Application For Subsidy For Service To North Europe The Societa Italiana di Navigazione La Meridionale is reported to have applied to the Italian Government for a subsidy of 13,000,000 lire per annum (aUut £140.000 at par) to assist in the establishment of a passenger and freight service from
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    93 2 Singapore, Saturday. Heavy gun practice will take place from one of His Majesty's Ships on Friday, Sept. 7 commencing at 9 a.m. between 085 deg. rind 110 deg. from Tanah Merah Kechil for a distance of 12 miles. A red flag will be flown from highest point
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    THE NEW CUNARD LINER
    492 2 Launching Preparations Almost Complete (By Air Mail) London, Aug. 15. PEPARATIONS for launching No. 534, the new Cunard liner now under construction at Clydebank, are almost complete. The launching ceremony will take place at 3.15 p.m. on Wednesday, September 26. It will be performed by the
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      356 2 [faMER SAILINGS. IritiSh. INDIA S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. I OUTWARDS. I Due I Tonnage. Singapore. ■GALORE 6.000 Aug. 30 ■aLPIXDI 17.000 Aug. 31 ■ORIN 16,000 Sept. 14 ■TAN 6.100 Sept. 27 ■>UTAXA 17,000 Sept. 28 MAR 0,000 Oct. 7 uHAL 15,000 Oct. 12 ■D A 6,500 Oct. 24 ■TL \CE
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      155 2 I W LLBYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. I SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling e^^^°\^m^ Karachi, Aden, Massowan, Suez, I'ort Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste, j Trieste. j m.v. MONCALIERI Sept. 16 Sept 16 Due Leave Due
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      208 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deutech 11| U Australische Dampfschiffs (A G 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. 6 i m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila Sept 18 m.s. RUHR, via Manila Oct. 4 1 m.s. DUISBURG,
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      610 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. £j£ NORDDEUTSCHEH LLOYD. mmmm W (Incorporated la Germany) The undemoted art tbe Company intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. 1914 'TSAR" for Manila H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Aug. .8 "COBLENZ" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Sept. 12 "SAALE" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Sept. 25 HOMEWARDS.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    487 3 Mining Shares Singapore, Monday, il a.m c lullowing mining share quotations ied by Fraser and Co., exchange lock brokers Buyers. Sellers. Unpat Tin 5|- 517 ft jam Kumoang Tin 37|6 401--istral Malay 50',- 52 6cd r Hitam Tin 14j6 15|3 ffeng 1.95 2.05 langrin lin 24,6 25,6
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    130 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION NO CHANGE IN VALUES Little Local Business cßy Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Monday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 25 cts.. unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), $113%, up itSaturday's Prices:— London, unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. New York: 15% cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. TIN
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    GOLD PRICE
    85 3 Sharp Rise In London Rugby, tfriday. THE price of gold in London rose sliarply by 7V 2 d. to 139 3d. per fine ounce and now only 9d. below the ecord high price touched on Feb. ft, 101--lowing President Roosevelt's announcement of the dollar de-valuation plan. To-day's price
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    TRADE IMPROVING
    101 3 Striking Increases On* British Railways London, Aug. 23. INCREASES in revenue are shown in the recent Board of Trade returns of the railway and other business. imteases were shown in the week's traffi returns of all four railway groups despite the fact that th, figures were in "W™"
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    U.S. GOLD
    56 3 Large Shipment To Paris Announced Reuter Wireless. New York, Aug. 23. It is announced that the Bank of Manhattan will ship gold valued at one million dollars to Paris on Aug. 25 Th transfer had been foreshadowed by the recent strength of foreign currencies, particularly the French franc
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    Drought Falsifies Views Of U.S. Tin Experts
    1827 3 Bigger Call For Cans f Due To Killing Of Cattle (By Air Mail) London, Aug. 15. AS showing the difficulties in the way i f attempting to form an opinion of what is likely to happen in connection with basemetals at the present
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    WHEAT COMMITTEE
    140 3 Keport On Series Of Amendments Reuter Wireless. London, Aug. 23. THE International Wheat Committee, at the final sitting, decided to draw up a report on the series of amendments designed to contribute to the effective functioning of the agreement and to recommend the Governments concerned to give instructions
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    SILVER EXCHANGE
    54 3 Charter Granted To Montreal Reuter. Montreal, Aug. 25. A CHARTER has been granted establishing a Montreal Silver Exchange to be controlled by the Montreal Stock Exchange. It will provide the only exchange for trading in silver in the North American Continent since the suspension of trading in New
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    658 3 Rubber Shares Singapore Monday, ii The loilowing rubber iharr qujtaUofl are issued by Frusei and Cv auti Ly* and Evatt. -M Issue Ij Value. Fraser Lyall Shares. Co. Evatt. J] 1 Aller.by 195 2.05 1.95 2.0»] 1 Alor Gajah 1.60 1.70 1.60 l-GB 1 Hitam 2.15 225
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    62 3 DAILY FRICI* CfJRBCNT. Singapore, Monday. no-nJ Buyers. Seller j R S.S. equal to London StaHurd. Spot (lrose) 2"> 3 do. (FOB.) 25% Standard R S.S. on T. rder: J| Sept. Oct. Dec. 21 r >J Jan Manh Tone of Market: DuM. steady. XJ Latest Cable: London
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      45 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN INITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HY.KT) OFFICE: 1«D. Oeil St.. BfaMP°re-
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      79 3 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D*Almeida Street. Authorised a nd Subscribed r> £1,000,000 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, i Madras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposit on terms to be
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      71 3 WHEN YOU HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. No doubt you have some unrealised dream —heretofore made impossib'e by inadequate funds. A Savings Account will soon enable you to make these desires a reality. Sufficient ready money for your next holiday—perhaps some article you want to buyany wish you have can be
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      102 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd (lacorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THF CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, UH THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. hpah OFFICF CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. ?H HEAD 0F l F^ l 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      585 4 M. HASSAN, M, 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD. SINGAPORE. > I undertake all sorts of work ■electrical, gas and water ser|e line. 1 giVe prompt attention to all lers either big or small. my not consult us about your puirements Itimate submitted upon remst without charge or obligate THONK 3411. IDLTRY
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      402 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED EXPERIENCED TEACHEJR for English School. Apply with testimonials, stating age, qualification to P.O. Box No. 4. WANTED—Energetic Eurasian of good standing, thoroughly experienced in wholesale wine and provision business, to take charge of up-country depot. Write with reference Box No. 428, c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED —Chinese
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      647 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. ESTATE OF MOttAMAT BIN ABTJBAKAR DECEASED. I I AUCTION SALE OF Valuable freehold land and premises, situate at and known as No. 222, Banda Hilir, Malacca, Tc be held by Public Auction at Our Sale-Room, No. 17. First Cross St., Malacca. ON WEDNESDAY, AUG. 29, 1931, At 12
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      649 4 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, j Established I£2B. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education--Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.CjL. Certificate, Diploma, etc Booklet free. M. ANCIANO. Principal. PRIVATE TUITION: Cambridge
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      617 4 I FOR THE j LATEST AND MOST RELIABLE CLOCKS WATCHES Call on us to make your seleeti m from i! OUR WIDE AND VARIED iJ STOCKS IYICK WGH HINGj j Their one and only address I 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD -j (Near Middle Road). i Contractors for the Repair of
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    The Development Of British Civil Aviation
    97 5 EXPANSION OF IMPERIAL AIRWAYS ADDRESS BY CAPf. C. A. BARNARD MALAYAN ENGINEERS MEET AT ADELPHI HOTEL B E LOW is reproduced a lecture given by Capt. C. A. Barnard, Manager of the Malayan Area of Imperial Airways, Ltd., to the members of the Engineering
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    PERFECTION OF GROUND ORGANISATION
    7403 5 pTVTL Aviation in Great Britain may be said to have commenced in July 1918, when one R.A.F. Squadron was based at Hendon, London, for the carriage of long distance passenger? and mails. Resulting from the work of this Communication Squadron of the R.A.F., two Aircraft Transport
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    MOTHERS, WATCH YOUR GROWING DAUGHTERS!
    210 5 MOTHERS, WATCH Y OUR GROWING DAUGHTERS! Girls in their early teens often outgrow their strength, and at this stage of their development wife mothers will watch their daughters carefully for ary signs of anaemia. Impoverished blood is at the root of many health troubles, all of which can be avoirk
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      101 5 LOOK FOR THE NAME I LAMPS OF LASTING BRILLIANCE. j Crompton Lamps continue to I give you your moneys worth of throughout their entire life J of lasting brilliance. J *The safest, surest way of economising in your household expenses is to look before you buy for the mark Crompton
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      204 5 *J Only in «uticora k < I !l n 1J you get the Cuticura Ij emollients which give you a |j smooth, easy 6have. Medicinal and antiseptic, the creamy, la«t- lj ing lather softens the beard quickly, keeping it in that eon- J dition until the shave is finished. I
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAYS SHIPPING
    200 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAYS SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED Singapore, Monday. Minderoo, British, 1,636 tons; from Penang 25-8, to Fremantle 29-8. President Polk, American, 6,304 tons; from New York 25-8, to New York 28-8. Drammen, Norwegian, 1,029 tons; Iron Penang 26-8, to Bangkok 27-8. City of Mobile, British, 4,250
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    114 6 .HIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore. Aug. 27. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rajula 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Moiioka Maru 16 Pres. Polk 13; Menestheus 11: Kudat 9; Ipoh 8. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Gomas 30; City of Mobile 32; Marudu 35;
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    104 6 Mails from Batavia and Paiembang by aeroplane are expected at the Genera; Post Office, Singapore, at 230 p.m. tomorrow. The agents notify that the outward Imperial Air Mail due yesterday has been delayed. It is now expected to reach Singapore at 3 p.m. to-day. The mail will be
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    CHINCHEW'S APPEAL
    228 6 Argument Continued In Supreme Court Singapore, Monday. The appeal of Lee Eng Hock, a chinchew of the Strai's Steamship Co., employed on board the Marudu, against his conviction on a charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of $1,283 was resumed in the Supreme Court to-day before
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    CHINESE CELEBRATE
    128 6 The Birthday Of Confucius Singapore, Monday. To-day is officially the birthday of the Chinese sage Confuciuc. The Chinese Nationalist flag is flying over Chinese shops in the city. The Chinese schools are on holiday, and the Chinese newspapers are not publishing. Memorial services in memory of the sage
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    CHINA AND SILVER
    61 6 Exodus Due To Fears Of Tax? Reuter. New York, Aug. 27. Sir Henri Deterding stated that the major portion of the recent silver i xodus from China is due to Royal Dutch group shipments, owing to nervousness at the possibility of the imposition of an export tax.
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    MONEY MARKET
    199 6 BELLING. Singapore, Aug. 27. London 3 months' sight 2j4 7jg London 4 months' sight 2 4 l*m London 60 days* signt 2|4 3ji« London 30 days' sight 2* &HW London demand *Jg London T.T. *1* Lyon and Paris demand Hamburg demand *g New York demand JJ Batavia and
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    PRODUCE
    203 6 \Singapore, Aug. 27. EL (Siam; W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $135 R. (Siam> W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $128 R. <Siam> W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan 2120 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $114 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $110 Siam, Sinhuay Al
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    43 6 The Lloyd Triestino liner Conte Rosso is due here from Europe on Wednesday morning and will leave for Hongkong and Shanghai the same day at 4 p.m. The P. and O. Ranpura has left Hongkong and is due here at noon on Wednesday.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    193 6 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, AUG. 27 High Tide.—12.25 p.m. Federal Council Meeting, Kuala Lumpur. 10 a.m. j Football: S.A.F.A. League, Division O M.F.A. v. Pulau Brani, Jaian B Stadium; Division Three, "R" Leaders (Govt. Monopolies) v. "A" Runners-up (S.C.F.A. Ill), Anson Road
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    AMUSEMENTS
    104 6 ALHAMBRA.—"The Black Magic.' APOLLO. —Hindustani Talkie. CAPITOL.—"The Hcuse of Roth child. EMPIRE.—' Master of Men." GREAT WORLD.—CaOai\;t Dancing, sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, 1.-3 ikies, etc. MARLBOROUGH. —Hindustani talkie NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancinr. eideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—' Smarty." RlTZ.—Double talkie: "The Wandering Jew" and
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    PASSENGERS
    53 6 Th.? following are Singapore Penang passengers by the Pn s Polk wnich arrived in SJiga] on Manila on Saturday: Dean Albee. Samuel Burger, Chen S Yuen, Chen Rose Tao, Chen Ping. Cl Yok, Elizabeth Cooper, James Holbrcok, Ma Yen Chang, Edward Midgley, Helen Midgley, Jacqueline Midgley, Richard Midgley, and
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      435 6 SINGAPORE HOTELS I ■T.^w«tiWitßint.il»MM^ GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL I SCOTTS ROAD, SINGAPORE. PHONE 6490. TENNIS COURTS can now be reserved by non-residents at $1/an evening FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 6490. --mmmM I —I s ,,.ik a ..Biiaii»tiatifliia'-a'ia:taiiatsi>s>'a>>ai-a><B-'> B H B l bi l l l I I I I I 11 ;liil
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      316 6 •atest a pverttskments for your wines and provisions; MART EXCHANGE 301, North Bridge Rond. OPEN TILL 8 P.M. DAILY. ADMISSION TO ENGLISH SCHOOLS FOR 1935. Parents are strongly advised to register heir children fcr Primary Clause? 1935, in English Schools, before the end of October, i 034. .The fee is
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      146 6 Help Kidneys A If Ki'ney Trouble or Bladder Weakm ness makes you suffer from c,< tv.ng Up Nights, Nervousness. V\7.z\ne*s. Rheumatism. Stiffness, Burning. m\ Smarting, Itching or Acidity try the new discovery Cystex <Siss-trx). Guaranteed to end your troubles in 8 day" or money back. At all chemists. JOS. TRAVERS
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      93 6 [POSTAUNT^^ SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Pontianak (Raub) 2 p.m. Netherlands India, Bagan, Bengkalis and Selat Pandjang (Singaradja) 3 p.m. Philippine Islands (Siam) 4 pm. TO-MORROW Karimon (Tong Heng) 9 a.m. Tandjong Pinang (Bee Tong) 9a m. Pengerang (Hock Keng) 9 a.m. East Africa (President Polk) 11 am. Ceylon (President Polk)
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      73 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Urn Yesterday Night Max. BTight Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. SKations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. Alor Star 85 1.33 3.9 73 Sitiawan 88 0.27 4.6 71 Kota Bharu 88 1.86 5.7 73 Bukit Jeram 85 0.61 4.7 71 Malacca 81 0.45 1.1
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    ACID STOMACH CAUSED ULCERS
    212 7 Still Suffered After Two Operations Their Nn Drugless Remedy Brought Speedy Relief Have you over seen people with stomach u C ers—that terrible sequel to neglected indigestion? Read this letter about one of frot Chardox for a friend who had suffered for years from chronic ulceration
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      227 7 $8.00 MAISON OZAKI (JUST ARRIVED.) OUR GALLIA'S NEW SYSTEM MACHINE. BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT WAVE IS ASSURED. SIX MONTHS' GUARANTEE. Tel. 2776. 63, STAMFORD RD. I gimi Glaxo is the baby food upon o^*>^o^^ *k which you can always rely. om--; \iMtvm\ Av~ "1 c sa e mi ooc no a^er f
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      413 8 All Audiences Held Spellbound A Success From The Word "Go." I I i i iiTIT VI j EXTENDED SEASON ALHAMBRA NOW! a ,r FIFTH NIGHT STILL 615 915 GOING STRONG GENUINE EXCITING AUTHENTIC An absorbing and fascinating story of the primitive people on the Island of Bali and the part
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      696 8 I Another stunning STAGE Spectacle f Of"* m SUNDAY, September jna. I rmy j\ j j M. ALEXANDRE LEVITOFF l C APJTOJJ i n association with AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., present the great f i "RUSSIAN BALLET I Dancers from DIAGHILEFS and ANNA PAVLOVA'S Ballets, include g| I VERA OBOUKHOFF —NATASHA
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      16 8 R a van beuren 1 production Directed by ArmanJ I 'Derm RKO-I j RADIO Picturt j
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    Straits Chinese And Their Future READING CLUB DINNER
    1984 9 Jubilee Session SONG ONG SIANG'S ADDRESS Singapore, Sunday. ri 'i' young men of the Straits 1 hinese community will thus see p Readiff Club is a very mii institution to be connected they arte not only helped to deeper and wider knowledge
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    OUR READERS VIEWS.
    95 9 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It j must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspond- ents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten j (double spacing),
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    Cruelty To Fowls
    103 9 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune) Sir,—I should like to bring to the notice of the public an occurrence which surely merits the attention of the S.P.C.A. or 1 some other competent authority. Many mornings when passing between i Keppcl Harbcur Market and tne vicinity j of the
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    Christian Science
    328 9 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune) 4 Sir, —In vour issue of Aug. 20. Rationalist"* claims that I have failed 1o answer his question viz. "Why should they (Christian Scientists) resort to surgical aid while they believe thai disease is an error or 'false belief?' The answer was plainly
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    Fire Relief
    117 9 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune > Si- Referring to Mr. P. W. Person's better. I cuite agree with his suggestion that a couolc of ehanty matches should bo arranged by SAB A, in aid of the Tiong Bahiu v. tims. but I think the matches shoi.-o i take
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    LABOUR HOURS
    59 9 America And A Shorter Week Reuter Wireless. Washington. Aug. 22. A world drive lor a shorter working week is expected to follow Ameri< joining ttu International Labour Ol That is believed 10 oe one ol Amerin objects in joining and the Ameri delegation to Geneva has very li
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    JEWISH CONGRESS
    59 9 To Bt C onvened At Genera Reuter Wireless. Geneva, Aug. T The Jewish World Congress has orivatelv decided to convene a world Jewish "Congress in August, 1935, probably here. The Congress will be organised ot; tne line- Of the League Assembly, witlj elected representatives <>f Jews of al
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      295 9 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping U up-to-date and of general interest will still be inchtdea in the "Diary of
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    40 10 Mrs B. E. Baichc or and family beg to tha .k all relatives and friends who attend cd the* fimera- of the late Mr. B. B. Batchelor ar.d also for their wreaths an. letters of cendoh nee.
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    DEATHS.
    72 10 W'-.E— s Wet Be w Chwee nee L'm Seok 5 u Neo, at the age of 37, at her i sid nee. No. 81, Wilkie Road, on the 23rd Auaust. 1034. She leaves behind, her husband, five sonj, ona daughter, ont brother, three sisters, her inother-in-lav two sisters-in-law and
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    MALAYAN AGRICULTURE
    760 10 £JHAXGES of gr*eat importance to the rubber industry of Malaya have taken place over the weekend. It was agreed at a meeting of the Planters' Association of Malaya that from the beginning of next year that body will be merged I in the United Planting Aaaociat on of
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    39 10 Mr. Chen Jen Chu. of the Cheng Hwa School, Taiping, died last week after a short illness. Dr. B. H. Stein will address the Singapore Rotary Club at the Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday on the* subject of "Modern Palestine."
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    Notes and Comments Mr. Gerald Penny
    168 10 fTHAT enthusiastic yachtsman Mr. Gerald Penny, who was one of the leading lights of the Yacht Club during his career in Singapore, has become still more prominently identified with the sport since he settled down in England. He is associated with the effort which
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    Scientific Experiments
    210 10 •J-UE Endeavour," writes Mr. F. G. H Salu.ibury. removes yachtig from a rtiy sea-breszy pastime to the atmosre of the laboratory. Nothing has been left to chance. The sails, for example, though they were stitched by .and in the same loft where the sails for Nelson's Victory were
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    The Youth Of Asia
    169 10 JJERE is a chance for some tntellig I Asiatic young man or v. win a prize of $300 gold. The N tory Society, of 132, East 65: h E New York, offers this sum for paper on the subject, "How Car. V Contribute to the Realisation
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    A Tremendous Task
    146 10 REGIONAL boards of judges haw established for China. Japan, Ind] Burma and Ceyion and th e Near Competitors in other countries, including Malaya, should send their effort the New History Society direct. Typewritten in English. French. Per Turkish or Arabic may be subrr. without translations, but competitors
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    Topics Of The Day
    392 10 By "Looker-On" The ruler of Szechuen, states the cables, has run away, leaving behind him a note to the effect that he resigned his post. That lad must have had a ser.se of humour. ihe implication, when a ruler runs away, *s that he. has no
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    56 10 FINANCIAL NEWS. 3. BRITISH AVIATION, 5, 7 and 9. CLUB DIARY, 9. OUR READERS' VIEWS. 9. STRAITS CHLNESE AND THEIR FUTURE. B SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE P.A.M., 12. CHINESE TRADE MiSSION. 13. SPORTS NEWS, 14. 15 and 16. WIRELESS PROGRAMME. 17. FLYIN't GYMKHANA AT K.L., 18.
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    EUROPEAN FEARS OF WAR IN THE FAR EAST RIDICULED TENSION IS NOT SERIOUS
    386 11 C.E.R. NEGOTIATIONS 1J0TH SIDES NEAR A SETTLEMENT Reuter. Paris, Aug. 25. ROPE AN apprehension as to an 1J imminent Japanese-Soviet rup:v is ridiculed by the Shanghai respondent of Petit Parisien. He the tension to observers on the
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    WAR DEBTS
    100 11 South Africa To Complete Payments Reuter Wireless. Capetown, Aug. 23. It is learned that the Union Governlit will pay the whole of the remainder her war debt to the British Government amounting to £8,000,000, at the end of this month. Negotiations have proceeded in Lon- these past few
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    FRENCH WARSHIPS
    81 11 Ucommodation To Be Built At Cherbourg Reuter Wireless. Paris, Aug. 24. The recent improvement in relations I tween France and Italy, combined 1 th "certain uneasiness manifested t o early summer" —presumably a re- rence to German events —has resulted v* the transference of a number of t
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    AUSTRIAN CHANCELLOR
    47 11 Reuter Wireless. Nice, Aug. 22. re is no political significance in visit, declared Dr. Schuschnigg, the rian Chancellor, on his arrival here lay. Ke added that he was visiting Riviera for reasons of health and Id be returing to Italy in two days' -Reuter Wireless.
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    FRESH DECLINE IN STERLING
    310 11 Flight Of Capital From Britain Reuter Wireless. Paris, Aug. 25. A FRESH decline in sterling and the relative firmness of the dollar indicate that London and Washington are each pursuing an individual monetary policy as opposed to parallelism. The continued fall of sterling means that depreciating
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    BOARD OF TRADE
    232 11 Britain And Australian Tariffs Reuter Wireless. London, Aug. 22. AUSTRALIAN and Canadian rights to foster their lown lecondary Industries formed the basis of the. discussion at the. Board of Trade to-day, when the Lancashire cotton industry delegation mad? formal orotest against the Australian tariffs' on the grounds
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    BUDGET SURPLUS
    74 11 Improved Finances Of New Zealand Reuter Wireless. Wellington, Aug. 23. For the fir-t time for several years the Budget has produced a surplus, namely £8 000. The Finance Minister, Mr. Coates, said that revenue was trending steadily upwards, proving that j economic conditions were definitely on I the
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    STORM IN BRITAIN
    56 11 Streets Littered Wilh Dead Birds Reuter. London, Aug. 25. All traffic and other outdoor activities on the south-east English coast towns ceased during the unusual visitation of a furious storm, which blacked out the sky. Roads were flooded and p. I house.-. Afterwards tl'? strati of were
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    RETURN OF THE SAAR
    220 11 German Campaign I I BROADCAST SPEECH BY HITLER i Reuter. i Berlin, Aug. 26. t IIERR Hitler was given a tumultuous welcome by Nazi crowds when, accompanied by Dr. Goebbels, he arrived by motor-boat from Cologne at the fortress of Ehren- j breitstein, near Coblenz, this
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    MOTOR RACE FATALITY
    75 11 Well-Known British Competitor Killed Reuter. Berne, Aug. 26. Mr. H. C. Hamilton, the famous British racing motorist, was instantly killed on the last lap of the Swiss Grand Prix this afternoon. Hr was driving a Maserati entered by the Whitney Straight and skidded at the bend and
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    "WAR IS IN THE AIR"
    201 11 Mussolini's Call To Italy Reuter Wireless. Bologna, Aug. 24. 11/E must educate Italians to be millff tarv minded and even a militaristic people/declared Sig. Mussolini, addressi ing generals and foreign missions a*: the end of the army manoeuvres. He added that nations rise and fall
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    AUSTRIA AND ITALY
    81 11 Result Of The Florence Talks Reuter Wireless. Vienna, Aug. 22. AGREEMENT that active collaboration between Austria and Italy is necessary is officially regarded as the most imnortant result of the talks at Florer.ee between the Austrian Chancellor nnd Mussolini. Charged with high treason -nnd murder. Rudolf Erlbacher
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    SIEGE OF KIRIN CITY
    392 11 Volunteers' Success MANCHUKUO OFFICES LOOTED S in Chew Jit Poh and Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai, Aug. 27. A REPORT from Harbin states that Chinese Volunteers in Kirin launched a surprise attack against Panhsien last week. They surround- ed the city and laid siege to it
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    ELECTIONS IN AUSTRALIA
    136 11 Opposition To Prime Minister Reuter Wireless. Sydney, Aug. 23. ALL parties are preparing for the Federal elections on Sept. 15 and nominations of the United Australian, United Country, Federal and Labour parties are approximately the same as for the last elections. The. extremist L ibour party, under
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    U.S. WORKLESS
    103 11 Reduction Of Hours Of Employment Reuter Wireless. Washington, Aug. 22. /t N important step towards the absorption of the 10.000.000 people still unemployed in the United States ha j been made in pursuance of the policy of effecting this by reducing working hours and the amendment or' the
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    DUKE OF GLOUCESTER
    111 11 Joining Cruiser Sussex At Marseilles London. Aug. 24. THE cruiser Sussex, on which the Duke of Gloucester will make the voyage to Australia, left Sheerness this afternoon for Gibraltar and Marseilles, where the Duke will jo n her. His Royal Highness will be absent from England for
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    CLUB FIRE
    52 11 Bridge Rubbers Finished In The Street Reuter. London, Aug. 25. When a fire broke out in Crockford's Club early this morning, bridge players gathered up their cards and completed their rubbers in the street. The fire damaged the restaurant, bar and smokeioom but the remainder of the building
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    NAVAL VISITORS
    32 11 Warships will visit Singapore during the next few weeks as under:— H.M.S. Capetown, trom Sept. 13 to 17. H.M.S. Leith, irom Oct. 3 to 7. H.M.S. Grimsby, arriving Oct. 23.
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    THE GANGES IN FLOOD
    108 11 Several Villages Swept Away Reuter. i fcalcutta, Aug. 26J SERIOUS floods are reported in mai places along the Ganges. The Coi gress leader, Mr. Rajendra Prasad, tei graphed to Mr. Gandhi from Pati stating that the floods have away several villages and it is Larj that
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    SIR KINGSFORD SMITH
    35 11 Reuter Wireless. Melbourne, Aug. 203 Testing his machine for the fort] coming London-Melbourne air race, J Kingford Smith created a record by f| ing here from Sydney in 143 minutf Reuter Wireless.
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    KOREANS MASSACRED
    26 11 Reuter Wireless. Harbin, Aug. Three hundred bandits are report i' I to have massacred 33 out of 36 Koiel settlers at Fanshuihetze.—Reuter Wi: less.
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    20 11 Trio Singapore Psychological Association will moet at th£ Adelphi Hotel ti afternoon. Mr. S. -A. Karim wll en -The WUI."
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    Hanters Decide To Unite At Kuala Lumpur Meeting SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE P. A. M.
    157 12 POSITION NOT SATISFACTORY United Planting Association Of I Malaya Scheme SPECIAL half-yearly general meeting of the Planters Association of Malaya was held in Kuala Lumpur this morning, when Mr. S Chantlef, the chairman, presided.
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    VERNMENTS WISH FOR SINGLE BODY
    3694 12 From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. pport of the motions, Mr. lantler said: many years there have exist- > main Associations, the Bub•owers' Association and the rs Association of Malaya. .A.M. is composed mainly of t Planters' Associations, the rship of which consists chief
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    DEATH OF MR. E. GILL
    274 12 Over Thirty Years In The Colony Singapore, Monday A WELL-KNOWN European resident of Singapore died suddenly yesterday afternoon in Mr. Edward Gill, acting production manager of the Straits Times Press, Ltd. Mr. Gill, who was 59 years of age. had spent the morning at the
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    A CORRECTION
    88 12 Hawking Medicines Without Licence In the report of a case heard before Mr. F. K. Wilson in Kuala Lumpur 011 Aug. 7 and published in the Malaya Tribune on Aug. 8, it was stated that Chan Swee and Che Tom binte Mat were charged with selling medicine and
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    China's Bid For Malayan Trade EXPORT MISSION HERE
    495 13 An Interview TWELVE TRUNKS OF SAMPLES Singapore, Monday. A CHINESE trade mission is in Singapore. It consists of Mr. James L. Holbrook and Mr. Y. C. Ma, representatives of the China Export Industries Direct Factory Distributors of Chinese Products, which represents 97
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    MOSCOW MURDER TRIAL
    141 13 Son To Testify Against Parents Reuter. I Moscow, Aug. 22. j TANYA DIAKOFF, a ten-year-old member of a youth organisation, will be the principal witness at the trial for murder of his father, Peter, and his mother, Anna, both of whom he accuses of murdering his 13-year-old
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    103 13 The War Office announces that Col. H. L Allen has been appointed Inspector of the Staff School of the iraq Army with effect from Sept. 6. The foUowing were elected oncers at, the last general meeting of the Aram Literary and Social Club. Singapore •Syed Ibrahim bin Omar AlsagorT. President;
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    KHEH COMMUNITY MEETING
    461 13 Effort To Attain Unity By Our Chinese Correspondent) Singapore, Monday. I7FFORTS are being made bv the comn iu™ty in Malaya for the crgan.jation of a central and unified body of their own in the interests of the community in general. A meeting was held at the Kheh
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    FASHION PARADE
    144 13 Great Interest In Display At Seaview REMARKABLE interest was shown in the mannequin parade organised by Miss Grace Stone which took place at Sea View Hotel yesterday morning. The ballroom was crowded to capacity and the parade had to be extended to the lawn. Miss Stone has recently
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    TEASED HIS SISTER
    91 13 Why Chinese Used Force On Compatriot Singapore, Monday. When a Chinese, who appeared be bore the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M Brander) this morning, was chargei with using criminal force to a compa triot, he pleaded that the complainam had teased his sister. The policeman who made
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    PRESSMEN BEATEN
    64 13 Chinese Magistrate To Be Punished Shanghai, Aug. 27. It is reported that, displeased with hree travelling reporters who were in Shantung in quest of-news, the magistrate of Pingyuenhisen ordered that hey be given a beating. The Press Association lodged a procst with General Han Fu Chu, who has
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    DISASTROUS FIRE AT PENANG
    220 13 Many People Rendered Homeless (From. Our Own Corrtspondeni) Penang, Aug. 26. A BIG fire occurred shortly after midnight at Jelutong village, destroying two rubber smoke houses and a .tore styled the Chip Leong Stcre, owned by a local merchant, Ong Boon Hum. Five surrounding residences of
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    THE CINEMAS
    243 13 Smarty At The Pavilion Joan Blondeil, Warren William and ]dward Everett Horton are the thre. •rincipals of "Smarty," the ?ros production which delighted large udience when it began a run at ih^ 'avilion last night. A comedy of the type which we all ke so well, it moves
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    AMERICAN NAVAL STRENGTH
    122 13 Contracts Awarded For Warships Reuter Wireless. Washington, 22 THE raising of the American Navy to London Treaty strength was caried a steo further with the award of contracts for 24 warships under the /inson Act. Private yards have been awarded conracts totalling $53,000,000, including wo of four
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    JAPANESE DISCHARGED
    63 13 Alleged Theft On Fishing Boat Singapore, Monday. On instructions from the D P.P., a charge of theft against a Japanese fisherman named Nakayama, who appeared before the Third Magstrat? (Mr. J. M. Brander) this morning, wawithdrawn. He was alleged to have broken open a box and stolen $600
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    SENTENCE POSTPONED
    48 13 Singapore, Monday. Pleading guilty to theft in a dwelling of a gold chain and locket, valued at $50, the property of A. D. Rajco, sentence against a Tamil youth, also named Rajoo, was postponed till Aug. 30. He appeared before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Orice.
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    Dramatic Finish to German Heavyweights' Fight CHMELING BEATS NEUSEL
    151 14 Loser Gives Up 2TIRES AFTER EIGHT ROUNDS Hamburg. Aug 26. IK long awaited contest between th< German heavyweights Max I Waiter N u,d ended r t ti ill when the bell sounded th< nth round. Schmeling walked L r i Neusel
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    HE ST. LEGER A VOURITE: RECAUTIONS TAKEN
    81 14 London. Attg. Wry .precaution, is be'ng taken tg that Windsor Lad, tne favourite for St. Lcger and of the Derby, lately to the post. retired superintendent of Scotland ci is arriving at the stables shortly. Will be recalled that simiiar prepons were taken
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    THIRD SUCCESSIVE VICTORY
    373 14 Young Johnson Beats Torio Sosa FNOR the third time in succession Young Johnson beat Torio Sosa on points last night over 12 2-minute rounds at Wembley Park. Sor.a was inclined to be slow and monotonous with his swings and was severely punished in the seventh, eighth and
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    LOCAL GOLF
    323 14 Singapore G. C. Beat Keppel G. C. Singapore, Monday. THE result of the match between the Keppel Golf Club and the Singapore I Golf Club played yesterday over the Kep- j pel links was a win for the visiting team by 10% to 7%. Resultb (Singapore G.C. players
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    TENNIS IN AMERICA
    84 14 Doubles Champions Retain Title Germantown, Philadelphia, Saturday. IN the final of the doubles tennis championship of America, played today, Lott and Stoefen (holders) beat Allison and Van Ryn, 6-4, 9-7, 3-6, 6-4. thus retaining their title. In the mixed doubles semi-final, Stoefen and Miss E. Ryan beat
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    DAVIS CUP
    63 14 Germany Qualifies For Competition Proper Copenhagen, Saturday. Germany qualified to enter the 1935 Davis Cup competition proper, beating Denmark in the third qualifying round by winning all the first three matches. To-day, Yon Cramm and Denker (Germany) beat Jacob sen and Ulrich 8-6, 6-3, 7-5. Previous results Henkel
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    PREMIER GOES RACING
    66 14 The King and Queen, the Princess Royal, and several Cabinet Ministers witnessed the racing at Kempton Park recently. The Prime Minister attented the meeting with Mr. J. H. Thomas, who told a reporter that It was, he thought, the first, time the Premier had been racing. During
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    REMARKABLE BOWLING
    47 14 A hat-trick hi three successive mashes is the record of A. G. Bishop, a clerk at Stanhope School, ne*r Ashford, Ker.t. A kr: h.-,:rd bowler, formerly playing local cricket at Stoke-on-Trent, hU latest performance is eight for eight for Stanhope School against a village eleven.
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    NEGRI SOCCER
    423 14 Chinese Achieve The "Double" (From Our Own Correspondent J Seremban, Saturday. |>Y defeating the Negri Sembilan Tamil Union, last year'j; Cup holders, the N.S. Chinese Recreation Club won the fcose Cup for the first time since the inception of the competition 13 years ago. This victory incidentally brought
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    HORSE RACING
    101 14 Plans To Hold International Event Reuter Wireless. London, Aug. 23. flans to hold a big international horse race in California in February for a nurse of £20.000 are going ahead. It is announced to-day that Prince Aly-khan is going to America and there is a big possibility that
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    FOOTBALL TEAMS
    54 14 The following have been invited to play Association Football lor the S C.C against Siong 800 A.A. on Thursday at the S.C.C: E. Cherrlngton; C G. Van Houten, 4L W. Muncey; J. Crichton, L. V. Taylor, A. Donald; J. E. King, E, A- Joy, Y. W. Brand, N.
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    DEMPSEY'S NEW OFFER
    39 14 Jack Dempsey, the- "Manassa Mauler," and the greatest spectator-attractor of all world's heavy-weight Champions, has been offered the job of match-maker of New York's Madison Square Garden at a salary of £6,500 a year and expenses.
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    BOXING SUCCESSES OF POLICE
    381 14 Charity Fights At The Great World Singapore, Monday. REPRESENTATIVES from the local Police force were very successiul at the charity boxing held at the Great World on Saturday- night, in aid of the Tiong Bharu fire victims. There were 11 fights on the progi amine but
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    SUSSEX 304 FOR 8 AGAINST AUSTRALIANS
    59 14 Reuter. London, Saturday. THE match between the Au tourists and £us c;< began to-<! nne weather at Hove, whare 10,000 pie saw the. county put up a spj shew to score 304 runs for eignt v. when play concluded. Sixty runs each can.c froi
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    80 14 Reuter. London, SatinA T the close of play to-da; the eount> cricket champ! matches, the scores stood as follov Lords: Middlesex 312 (watt 6 i Kent 78 for 4. Oval: Lancashire 343 for 5 (Hop? 151» v. Surrey. Tauntcn: Somersetshire 211 n Staples 6 for 39), Notts 76
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    FOUR NEW RECORDS AT Y.M.C.A ANNUAL SWIMMING CARNIVAL
    692 14 GLORIOUS weather favoured the fifteenth annual swimming carnival of the V.M.C.A. held at the pool at Fort Canning to-day. Competition was very keen and four new records were set up while another equalled. The first record to b e broken was in.
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    Over 600 Runs Scored At S. C. C. Over Week-End PADANG CRICKET MATCH
    592 15 Combined Schools Do Well BI T the club prove TOO GOOD i Singapore, Monday. I rrHE annual cricket match between hi Combined Schools and the i was concluded on the Padang sterday when the Club won by
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    AMERICA'S CUP
    53 15 ihe Weetamo3 Drops Out Of Competition Reuter. New York. Aut< 25. AFTER her third straight defeat in A the Aemrica'a Cup trials the VVeetop ha: drorped out of toe? com\t present It is not known whetner it has been Withdrawn by the. owner or d out by tne
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    Annual "At Horne" Of S.C.R.C.
    628 15 Distribution Of Prizes And Doubles Final Singapore, Saturday. JHE various sports tournaments of the Straits Chinese Recreation Club were brought to a successful conclusion to-day by the playing of the tennis doubles final between Chua Choon Leong and Yong Loon Chom; and John Lim and
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    KUALA LUMPUR SPORT
    72 15 Stonor Shield Cricket And Railway Soccer (From Our Own Reporter) rtuala Lumpur, Saturday. Ir R Stonor Shield cricket match tcthe Kilat Club collapsed for (mly 35 nms against the Railways who bad replied with 109 runs' for eight wickets when slumps were drawn for the day. The
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    Improvements And Additions At The Race Course
    565 15 Coming Meeting: False Rail To Preserve The Going rjTHEUE have been several new additions and improvements to the amenities at the race course at Bukit Timah, in preparation fcr the forthcoming Autumn noting which Logins on Saturday. The outstanding feature of these Improvements
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    Malayan Record Broken
    304 15 Penang Athletic Sports Meeting (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang. Saturday. WHE postponed Penang athletic sports J. were held this afternoon at the Esplanade, on a soft though dryinc. ground due to overnight ran. Yap Swee Aun established a splcndk: record for the long jump, improving oi: his
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    ARSENAL DRAW AT PORTSMOUTH
    380 15 English Soccer Begins V j SUNDERLAND BEAT HUDDERSFIELD Reuter. t London, Saturday. English football season began to-day with some interesting results, not the least of which was the draw at Portsmouth where th« j champions, the .Arsenal, were visitors, and the defeat of Hudders- field, runners-up,
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    Wiltshires Beat The League Champions
    735 16 Boon Lay Puts Into Own Goal And Earl Gets One Singapore, Saturday rpHE Chinese met with a rather un expected defeat when they clashed with the Wiltshires at the Anson Road Stadium to-day, before a fairly large crowd. The result was a 2-nil victory for
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    JOCKEYS vs. PRESS
    204 16 Come To Jalan Besar Next Sunday NEXT Sunday, about 23 hours after the last race is run on the opening day of the Singapore meeting, the jockeys will be engaged in the stiffest race that ever faces them during ne year. I« C This annual ratee which
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    $100 FINE PAID
    1061 16 Baseball Player Who Was Suspended New York, Aug. 23. DIZZY DEAN, who was indefinitely suspended by his manager Frankie Frisch for his refusal to accept "gracefully" the fines for failure to accompany the St. Louis Cardinals to Detroit lor an exhibition game, was reinstated afte~ 0 -conference
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    SINGAPORE RACE HANDICAPS
    509 16 For Opening Day On Saturday I i i I THE following are the handicaps for A the first day (Sept. 1) 0 f the Singapore Turf Club Autumn (Gold Cup) professional meeting: RACE L Ponies, Class 1, Div. 2, IVi furs., U| p Lady Agnes 9.0, Jackie
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    MALAY LEAGUE
    81 16 Final Match In "B" Division •> Singapore, Saturday. The last match in "B" Division ol the Malay Football League was played to-day at the Jalan Besar Stadium when the Bidadiri Sports Club beat the Kalzam Bahar by 2-0. Play was even in the first half. wn:n there was
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    WOODFULL AND PONSFORD
    41 16 The Victorian Cricket Association ha' decided to arrange a testimonial toMU* for W. M. Woodfull and W. H. P ford to take place in November, members of the present Test team and side captained by V. Y. Richardson.
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    KUALA LUMPUR BUDDHISTS
    565 17 Bikkhus' Quarters K I NATION STONE LAID m Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. i LEMONY of considerable A t to local Buddhists t .ok the Temple grounds in impur yesterday, when Mrs. laid the foundation stone 5 sident Bikkhus' quarters. a as a large gathering preding
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    101 17 S| -iall Boy Who Tried To Play A Prank On Angler Lisbon. i rniun. patiently sitting on the th- River Douro, had watched his 'notion less on the water, for hours. it disappeared, and the fisherman, '■'!"d, s'ruck. a d operate struggle the "catch r >nuht
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    TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME
    433 17 Haydn Heard And His Band Wireless TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows: 6.20 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. Tom Jenkins at the organ of the Plaza Cinema, Swansea. 7.05 p.m. Haydn Heard and his Band, relayed from the West End Cinema, Birmingham. (Time Signal from
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    CHINESE SUED
    188 17 Sequel To Injury For Shot Wound V (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The case in which a Tamil coolie, named Kuppasamv, sued a Chinese named Chow Choon for* £850 for damages due to injuries sustained from gun shots on Aug. 29 iff; 3.' at Loke Yew
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    BUSES RACING
    393 17 Two Drivers Sent To Prison (From Our Own Reporterj Kuala Lumpur, Saturdays'. SENTENCE of nine months' rigorous imprisonment was passed to-day by the first magistrate, Mr. F. K. Wilson, on Govindan Nair and Mohamad who were charged with causing the death of Tan Hong Yam, who was a
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    SUICIDE VERDICT
    197 17 Goldsmith's Death In Kuala Lumpur 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The inquest into the death of a Chinese goldsm'th, Soo Went Foh, who died as a result cf cyanide poisoning on July 24, at iho Gonerll Hospital, was heard to-day before the second magistrate, Mr. J.
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    "LIKE A CHARNEL HOUSE"
    141 17 British Magistrate's Report On Benares Calcutta. The Holy City of Benares, which thousands of pilgrims visit each year, is described in an official report as having completely inadequate sanitary arrangements. Last year the Municipal Beard was superseded by the Government, owing to incompetence. Sin.-c then a
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    MUSLIM WEDDING
    99 17 Singapore, Sunday. Thr marriage ceremonies betwe.en the daughter and the nephew of Mr. Shaikh Saliim bin Taha Mattar. a proj mmcr.t member of the Muslim comi munily ot Singanoie were brought to a successful, conclusion to-day at 1. Lorong 95 Geylang. the house being beautifully decorated with flags
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    NORTH-EASTERN PACT
    733 17 i I. J Germany Objects REASONS FOR NONS TIP PORT rpHE reasons for the reluctancc of Germany to support the proposed North-eastern pact, which the British Government has recommend ed the Hitler Government to join, were explained to Reuters by a German in very close contact with government
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    MONSTER AT GALLIPOLI
    84 17 Sea-Bear Which Is 'As Big As A Buffalo" Istanbul. The inhabitants of the Gallipoli peninsula have recently been terrified by the appearance in the water, near the Gallipoli lighthouse, of a hujrr "monster." It is said to be a s.a-bear—"as big as a buffalo." Whatever it is,
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES.
    627 17 Larut Larut Tinfields' new dredge is a very fine machine. It is an all-electric plant. i Port Swettenham Mr. L. G. Corney. Deputy Auditor General. S.S. and F.M.S.. and Mrs. Corney left for home by the Calchas from Port Swettenham on holiday. Bungsar Mrs O.
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    DROUGHT IN GERMANY
    122 17 Drinking Water Carried By Boat, Train And Cart Berlin. Drought-stricken villages in Germany are being supplied with drinking water by boat, train and cart. So serious is th' 1 position in some parts that the peasants are stabling their cattle as the scorched meadows yield no more
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    CLIFF COLLAPSES
    62 17 Thousands Of Tons Breaking Away London, Aug. T3. Ran fell heavily in many parts of the country last night and in London the tail was the heaviest for the pact two months. Owing to the rain after the drought hundreds of tons of cliff fell on Berkshire ccast.
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    Flying Thrills At Kuala Lumpur ANNUAL AERIAL GYMKHANA
    617 18 Many Novel Stunts I 16 MACHINES IN THE I AIR (From Our Own Reporter) j Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. IflGHT hundred invited guests in1 eluding the Sultan of Selangor, the Raja Muda of Perak, the Residents of Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Pahang and
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    CASE TRANSFERRED
    161 18 Husband's Complaint Against His Wife Singapore, Monday. Meenatchi, the Tamil woman who is charged with theft by her husband and who, it is alleged, ran away with another man from her husband's house in Malacca, was this morning ordered by the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, to be
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    LORD BARNBY
    82 18 Business In The United States London, Aug. 25. LORD Barnby has left for the United States to fulfil business appointments in Canada and elsewhere before joining the remainder of the Manchukuo Mission in San Francisco, who leave on Aug. 29. —Reuter. The mission represents the Federation of British
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    ECONOMIC RECOVERY
    155 18 .Greatly Improved Position In Dominions London, Aug. 24. FURTHER evidence of the economic recovery in the British Dominions is contained in the news of New Zealand's satisfactory budget position. The New Zealand Finance Minister, the Rt. Hon. J. G. Coates, last night informed the House of Representatives that
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    THE N.R.A.
    112 18 Roosevelt Gets Back To Work Reuter Wireless. Washington. Aug. 23. A DISPUTE is reported to hav e arLsen over the control of the N R.A. which is expected to begin a new career under revised command, General John son. who will retain the post of Adm nistrator. flatly
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    HITLER'S AMNESTY
    105 18 Fire Trial Witness To Be Released Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Aug. 22. lw: Communists, Otto Neubauer, former'y a member of the Reichstag, and Ernst R:uter, ex-Mayor of Magdeburg. i are being released under Hitler's amI r.esty. i I is suggested that releases of other lef wing prisoners are pending.
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    PERSONAL BAIL
    79 18 Alleged Possession Of A Revolver Singapore, Monday. Wee Giang Thye was this morning charged before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. G rice, with possession of a revolver and ammunition without a permit from the Chief Police Officer. Mr. I'aul Starr appeared on b#half of accused and asked that
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    CUBAN STRIKE
    52 18 Communication With Interior Paralysed Reuter Wireless. Havana, Aug. 22. Communications with the interior have been paralysed in consequence of axtenaleo nf th% postal workers' strike. The Communists threaten to dynamite trains carrying mails and to call a general strike if engine drivers arc compelled to work mail trains.—
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    351 18 Alleged Assault On Chinese A CHINESE was knocked down by a bus in Pasir Panjang Read on Saturday evening. He received a simple fra-ture of the right ankle joint and was taken to the General Hospital by ambulance. The ambulance was called to Joo Chia'Police Station on Saturday
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    NO LICENSE
    142 18 Three Charges Against A Japanese Singapore, Monday. A young Japanese who said he had been ii. ing ir. Singapore for about l l h months, and who was said to have been driving for possibly a month without a license appeared before the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. C, H.
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    CEYLON BUDDHIST DELEGATES
    322 18 Enthusiastic Welcon, r i r Singapore np'HE Ceylo lßoddhlst delegates t, A Pan-Pacific Buddhist Coi cently held in Tokyo, were welcon Singapore by the Singapore B Association, on their horn- v. by the Hakone Maru. The boat arrived at about 8.30 last Wednesday but at 7 p.m
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    121 18 The death took place on July 25 Claremont. CalifornJa, U.S.A.. ol Susan Reed Howland. former Prii of Uduvil Girls* School. Jaflv M of her pupils now reside in Malays X ng has approved the a merit of Sir Howard William X H.M. Minister at Rome, to be "ador at Warsaw
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    THE MALAYAN COPRA INDUSTRY ITS PRECARIOUS CONDITION
    1602 19 Valuable Report STEPS GOVERNMENT SHOULD TAKE rr rl of the committee api to investigate and report nl economic condition of inut and other vegetable oil industries in Malaya was table at the meeting of the incil this morning. mmittee was formed on t.
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    REDS EVACUATE CHANGTING
    315 19 Attack On Kwangtung Repulsed Shanghi, Aug. 25. rpHE citizens of Changting, the X stronghcd the report to Anti-Red Headquarters at Nanchang that the main force of the Communists In the city have withdrawn to Suikam wih their military stores, and only several hundreds are, left behind to
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    THE NEW N.R.A.
    177 19 Fortnight's Grace For Gen. Johnson? Reuter. Washington, Aug. 25. PRESIDENT Roosevelt was to-day in conference separately with General Johnson and Mr. Richberg, Director of the Industrial Emergency Council, and afterwards announced that General Johnson was continuing as teRegardless of differences, the new plans for the re-organisation of
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    LIBERTY LEAGUE
    70 19 Comments By President Roosevelt Reuter. Washington, Aug. 25. President Roosevelt has informed pressmen that the American Liberty League, which has just been revived, emphasised too much protection for property and too little protection for the average citizen. The President quoted someone else as saying that the tenets of
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    KIRIN ATTACKED
    51 19 Volunteers Engage In Severe Fighting Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Aug. 25. Chinese Volunteers rushed the city of Kirin, during the >veek, it is learnt. They killed many Japanese military officers and engaged in severe fighting with the garrison lasting throughout the night before withdrawing.—Sin Chew j Jit
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    NANCHANG AIR CHIEF
    39 19 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Aug. 25. Commander Hsu Pel Kung, commander of the Nanking Air Force at Nanchang, died under tragic circumstances at Nanchang yesterday. The cause of death is not .known.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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