Malaya Tribune, 29 August 1934

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    44 1 The Malaya Tribune largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol XXI.- -No. 210 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1934 FIVE CENia The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, Aug. 29, 1934 i i Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1934 TOR 5 CENis
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      172 1 WATCH THĔ MALAYA TRIBUNE FOR LATEST RACING NEWS ii; SOLICNUM SERVES A DUAL PURPOSE"Wood has ltff"WW purposes wh ich 7.,* b P l many C,,m Through neglect it a I raWHM of r C m BM>W «"'"«d to dart by Ihr moisture. Preserve your Zw n,t r ttinK from cxc
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      219 1 I Tteai The Sfrifam* js "Dominant zSMalaya j i IM111(iuJ B j ANNOUNCEMENT 01 the convenience of our numerous customers we I have decided to establish a BRANCH SHOWROOM at No. 5, Raffles Place I I °s from Monday, September 3. j FRANKEL BROTHERS. I HEAD OFFICE SHOWROOMS 101, Victoria
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    Shipping News & Notices. SHIP'S MACHINERY CONVERSION
    869 2 Shipping News Notices. SHIP'S MACHINERY CONVERSION Economies Effected With The White Engine THE steamer Adderstone, which is littei with the White combination engint arrived at Antwerp in June after a ver; economical voyage from Buencs Ayres In order to show what has been aecomp lished in this steamer by the
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    NEW CUNARDER
    150 2 Overcoming Difficulties Of Launching TTHE launching by H.M. the Queen, on ■J- Sept. 20, of the new jCunarder dumber 534, in narrow waters of Clyde, presents considerable difficulties, for which •reparations are now being made. The giant liner, which is 1,018 feet mg, lies in a slipway overlooking
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    YACHTING VENTURES
    242 2 Circumnavigation Of The World I A yacht which is to circumnavigate no world and may carry the Austraan colours in ocean yacht races abroad s being built at Sydney, to the order of larold Nossiter, a well known Sydney achtsman and business man. It will be mown as
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    RUMANIAN SHIPPING
    142 2 Yew Steamer For Mediterranean Service According to the Bucharest corresondent 01 the "Frankfurter Zeitung." he Maritime Department of the Roumanian Ministry of Communications las taken over three cargo steamers of OQO to 7,000 tons from the Roumana Shipping Co.. and sold two 30-year-old teamers. each of 5.400 tons,
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    DANISH SHIPOWNERS
    374 2 Anxiety To Co-Operate With Other Nations THE new British shipping policy of granting subsidies to tramp vessels is still engaging the attention of Danish shipowners. Whilst emphasising that Denmark will not adopt any subsidy, the opinion is expressed that she will be glad, indeed anxious, to co-operate with
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    MOTOR-CARS TRANSPORT
    132 2 German Line's New YorkAntwerp Service A further development in the activities of the Arnold Bernstein Shipping Co., of Hamburg, which operates a non-Conference service between Europe and the L'niied States, is reported. The company has for some time made a special feature of the transport of motorcars in
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    SHANGHAI TYPHOON RESCUE
    653 2 Chinese Taken From Disabled Junk NUMBED by the cold and exhausted from clinging to their almost supmerged craft, six Chinese were rescued by the 1.-C.S.N, s.s. Suiwo on the afternoon of Aug. 7, the day the typhoon passed close to Shanghai, says the N.C.D. News." Mr. R.
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      408 2 I STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA P. 0. S. N. o.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. D XCALORE 6,000 Aug. 30 X a W.PINDI 17.000 Aug. 31 < OMORIN 15,000 Sept. 14 I BHI'TA N 6,100 Sept. 27 RAJPUT ANA 17.000 Sept. 28 BEHAR 8,001 Oct. 7 CHM RAL 15,000 del
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      157 2 I IIt LLOYD TRIESTINO I (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. I SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombav, I r Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste. Due Leave Due mv MONCALIERI
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      217 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deotach |H B Q Australische Dampfschiffs |fl C Geselhschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AMD 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 t m.s.
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      580 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. NOBDDEUTmkkh Uncorpor&'t < a Germany, The un demoted art the rv.m„ tended fixtures:-. OUTWARDS. "COBLENZ" for Manila H'! IS,,i S'hai, N. China Japan "SAALE" for Manila. HTcoi V S'hai, X. China Japan HOMEWARDS. f "KQELN" for M'seilles, R'dam 18,4 Hamburg and Bremen "ALSTJSR" for Genoa, Mars< Oran, R'dam
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    454 3 Mining Shares Singapore, Wednesday, 11 a.m. following mining share quotations utd by Fraser and Co., exchange k brokers Buyers. Seller* Ampat Tin 5)3 3,71/2 iAiu iviLUiuang Tin 3/,6 40,--tral Malay 50|- 52.6 cd Hitam Tin 14|6 15|3 Weng 2.02»/ 2 2.07 ft igrin tin 26,6 27,9 1
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    154 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION LOCAL VALUES EASIER Little Interest By The Trade <£y Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 25% cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), $*****], down Yesterday's Prices:— London, 7«/,d., down 1 16d. Market Tone: Quiet. New York: 159|16 ct* down
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    STEADINESS OF STERLING
    144 3 Further Devaluation Of The Dollar Reuter Wireless. Paris, Aug. 27. F spite of the steadiness of sterling and the collar to-day around 75,75 and 14.98 respectively, it is believed here that the British authorities anticipate fuither devaluation of the dollar, in which event it is thought the
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    SUGAR COUNCIL
    35 3 Reuter Wireless. The Hague, Aug. 27. The International Sugar Council, which is supervising the Chadbourne Agreement, is moving to Brussels on Sept 1, as the new President, M. Beauduin, is domiciled there.—Reuter Wireless.
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    LONDON MONEY MARKET
    231 3 Fall Of Discount Rate Reuter Wireless. London, Aug. 25. Conditions ,on the Money Market during the past week failed to arouse much interest but following the Government's policy in reducing the volume of Treasury Bills, considerable attention was shown in this week's issue and keen competition for
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    LIBERTY BONDS
    122 3 Thoroughly Orthodox Procedure Expected Reuter Wireless. Washington. Aug. 27. In view of the imminence of the Treasury's September and October financing there is much speculation here as to how the problems will be dealt with. Certificates of indebtedness totalling about $525,000,000 mature on Sept. 15, while on Oct.
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    COTTON DUTIES
    66 3 Australia Decides To Stand By Them Reuter Wireless. Melbourne, Aug. 27. It is officially stated that the Cabinet has decided to stand by the new cotton duties in spite of Lancashire's protests because alterations could only be effected by Parliament but in cases where hardship is caused the
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    TRADE ACTIVITY
    171 3 Steel And Shipbuilding In Britain Rugby, Sunday. INURING the June quarter industrial U activity in Britain was 14.1 per cent, better than during the corresponding quarter last year. This figure is arrived at from particulars gathered from various sources by the Board of Trade, whose standard is the
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    STEEL MERGER
    61 3 Huge Combine To Be Formed In America Reuter Wireless. New York, Aug. 27. A big steel merger of the Corrigan and McKinney Republican Iron and Steel Company and possibly the Truscon Steel Company will be completed to-day, according to Cleveland financial circles. The result will be the formation
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    GERMAN INDUSTRY
    72 3 Extensions Of Existing Law Reuter Wireless. Berlin. Aug. 27. The law of July 15. 1933. for compulsory cartellisatlon of Germany's industry was further extended to-day by an order of the Ministry of Economics forbidding the opening of new works for the manufacture of steel tubes, enlargement of existing
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    RAILWAY RATIONALISATION
    74 3 The production of steel casting on the London. Midland and Scottish Railway system is to be concentrated at the Crpw 3 works in future ao nnrt of the British railway's drive for efficiency and economy. All forge work for the system is also to be done at Crewe,
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    PRODUCE
    205 3 Singapore, Aug. 29. R. (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 $120 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $114 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $110 Siam, Sinhuay Al
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    LOCAL MARKET REPORT
    718 3 The Week's Business Reviewed ]t|ESSRS. Fraser and Co., in their 1TI weekly market report dated Aug. 28 state:— In a some.what more restrained atmosphere than that prevailing lately, there has been a steady business passing in all sections of the local share market, although nothing has happened
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    649 3 Rubber Shares Singapore. Wednesday. 11 am. The following ruboer snare QjUOtfttiOM are h>sued by Fraser and Co., and Lyall and Evatt. Issue Value. Fraser Lyall Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby 1.95 2.05 1.95 200 1 Alor Gajah 160 1.70 1.00 160 1 A X fam 2.10 220
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    BINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    74 3 OAILI r&ICE« CCttfNT. Singapore, Wcdne -day. noon. Buyers. Sellers. R.S .S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 2 a 1 1 25% do. (F. 0.8.) 25% 26 I Standard R.S.S. on Tender: Sept. 25% 26% Oct. Dee. 26% 2»;l, Jan. March 21% 27% April June 2S
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      48 3 Tin: SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., 'Incorporated in New Zealand). MRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND W( >XX MEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN IM7ED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. fire, marine, motor car, personal acclotnt Workmen's Compensation insurance. *EAD OFFICE: 1«D, Cadi SU MM** B**"8**"
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      90 3 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. SubSCribed £2,000,000 £1.000,000 SSiSr Wand I* 600,000 head ssr N c c E H ES L P NDON Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on
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      63 3 WITH ANNUAL INTEREST OF 2ft p.a. PAID QUARTERLY. A SAVINGS ACCOUNT is your easiest way to save. Al' the odd cents put carelblly aside and regularly deposited will very quickly give you ready money for any possible emergency. Easily accessible and always available you should hesrtate no longer to open
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      212 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (laeorporated 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. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee Cheng,
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      580 4 M. HASSAN, I 26, 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. ■Vc undertake all sorts of worlcv In electrical, pras and water ger* vice line. ■iW give prompt attention to all kders ether big: or small. ■Vhy nt consult us about your Requirements submitted upon refcursl without charge or obliga- inn. LwL-.1l-
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      366 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED— Chinese Ladie* and Men for canvassing wholesale and retail goods. Good prospects to capable persons. Apply to Box No. 427, c;o Malaya Tribune. BRICKS Most economical and reliable. Can now be obtained from The Juroog Brick Works Enquiries and quotations welcomed OFFICE 26, Upper Circular Road. 'Phone
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      684 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr. J. R. Lee also called Lee Thian Hoe has leased to be the manager of our firm as from the 18th instant, and that we have appointed Mr. L. H. Seng to succeed him. All letters ami documents must in future
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      253 4 EDUCATIONAL. j —^rr-i FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School) (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, 4 etc, Booklet free. M. ANCIANO. Principal. PRIVATE
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      441 4 FREE HELP TO PUBLIC. AH patients suffering from piles and eye diseases treated FREE of charge. This 35 years well known Dispensary cured thousands of patients of eye and piles complaints by Expert Homeopathic, Physician, M.D.H. M.C.H.C. who claims to cure any kind of chronic, complicated and given up cases,
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      577 4 FOR THE LATEST MOST RELIABLE i CLOCKS WATCHES! Call on us to make your seieeti «f r OUR WIDE AND VARIED. j| STOCKS KICK WOHBING Their one and only 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAI> (Near Middle Road), j i Contractors for the Repair of i and Watches to the British Amy
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    PAHANG NOTES AND NEWS
    745 5 Funeral Of Road Accident Victims (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lipis, Aug. 25. pOST-MORTEM examinations of Mr. K Kandappu. technical subordinate the Public Works Department in rhai nf Temerloh and Bentong disand Mr. Tan Kee, a well-known contractor at Mentakab, showed that former died from head
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    SCHOOL SPORTS
    1193 5 Bengtong And Clifford Boys Meet A series of sporting events were played between the Bentong English School and the Clifford School on the school padang, Kuala Lipis, on the 18th 19th and 20th. In the games played the Clifford School beat the visiting School by four games to
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    SWIMMER'S FEAT
    52 5 Reuter Wireless. Gibraltar, Aug. 25. The five-mile swim from Gibraltar to Algeciras was accomplished for the first time to-day by Petty Officer William Brewer, of His Majesty's Comorant, in three hours and 24 minutes. Several swimmers have already tried the feat but have been beaten by the strong
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    SLUM CLEARANCE IN BRITAIN
    312 5 Over 2,000,000 New Houses Since The War (By Air Mail.) London, Aug. 9. SINCE the Armistice a total of 2,328,385 houses of a rateable value not exceeding £78 (£lO5 in London), has >een built. Nearly a third of England is now covered by town and country
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    SAFER FOR TRAFFIC
    92 5 Cast Iron Cobble Stones On German Roads Berlin. "Cobble-stones" made of cast iron are innovations which have proved successful on a road in Duisburg-Hamborn (Ruhr District) and are now to be used al s on other roads. The "stones" take the form of octaSonal iron dishes into
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    U.S. AND SOVIET
    66 5 Compensation For Confiscatsd Property Reuter Wireless. Washington, Aug. 2b. America's demand for adequate compensation for properties of American citizens and corporations to the value of $400,000,000, allegedly confiscated under the Soviet nationalisation law of 1918. is the rock on which the SovietAmerican debt negotiations are at present
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    RAILWAY CONTRACT
    55 5 Germany To Supply Material To China Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 26. According to the newspapers, a SinoGerman syndicate, consisting of Hr. Otto Wolf and a group headed by the Bank of China, has concluded contract with the Nanking Government to construct a railway from Yushan to Pmgsiang, all material
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    OIL PRODUCTION
    56 5 Excess Only About Six Per Cent Reuter Wireless. New York, Aug. 25. The total excess of available production of oil, compared with worldwide consumption, was only about six per cent, stated Sir Henri Deterding, in an interview before returning to Europe. He added that worldwide co-operation could remove
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    FOREIGNERS WARNED
    48 5 Police Instructions To Leave Holland Reuter Wireless. Amsterdam, Aug. 25. Three hundred foreigners, mostly German Jewish refugees, who, since January, 1932, have settled in Amsterdam without the permission of the Dutch authorities are to be notified by the police that they must leave, the country.—Reuter Wireless.
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      148 5 SANOCRIN The mvv ?ci*ntiBc treatment for loss of hair. By destroying dandruff, Sanocrm promotes luxurious hair growth, making it fine and fjlossy in texture. Treatmeats are recommended for both men and women and may be obtained at VIAISON INTERLANDI CAPITOL BUILDING. THONI» 4419 I I I I I I I
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      474 5 WORK IS EASIER NOW FAT HAS GONE Took Off"2B~lbs. With Krusehen "I was so stout about 11 months ago," a woman writes, "that I became a burden to myself. Then muscular rheumatism set in*o my joints, and I had tv go o.i sticks for some time. Then I started 10
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      146 5 COULD NOT REST WITHJTCHING Little Red Pimples on Face, Arrns,Neck.Cuticura Healed. 'fay trouble started on my leg. It came in little, red pimples that got bigger with white heads on them which would dry up scaly. I could not rest with the awful itching. Then they came on my face
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    120 6 VESSELS ARRIVED Singapore, Wednesday. Larut, British, 464 tons; from Malacca 28-8, to Malacca 29-8. Tinombo, Dutch, 525 tons; lrom Belawan 29-8, to Belawan 31-8. Dc Weert, Dutch, 985 tons; from Belawan 28-8, to Riow 31-8. Reyniersz, Dutch, 952 tons; .fiom Penang 29-8,
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    TORPEDO LOST
    51 6 Singapore, Wednesday. The following message has been re--er/ed by the Naval ufiPce Irom the R.A.F Torpedo Section stating that a H. Q. F. E. marked eight, dummy torpedo was lost in the Johore Stra't on Tuesday in Lat. 1 deg. 25' 39" N and Long. 105 deg. 53'
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    144 6 Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of -he range as possible during the anti-air-craft gun practice, which will take place irom the Battery Position at Beting Kusa >n Sept. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 1G, 17, IS, 19, 21,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    129 6 Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 5.30 p.m. toiay. The local agents of the Netherlands 1 Air Mail Service notify that the outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore at about 4 p.m. to-day. The mail mm
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    MONEY MARKET
    197 6 SELLING. Singapore, Aug. 2S. London 3 months' sight 2|4 7 82 London 4 months' sight 2 t 4 13 64 L&ndon 60 days' sight 2|4 3 16 London 30 days' sight 214 5 32 London demand 214Vfe LOndon T.T. 2|4 3|32 Lyons aQd Paris demand 878 Hamburg demand
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    DIAftYOf T4tf pjjy] WHAT'S ON?
    141 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY,, AUG. 20. High Tides —1.14 a.m, 1.23 p m Rotary Tiffin, Adelphi Hotel, l nm B. H. Shein, M.D., on ™J* Palestine." R.A.F. v. Pulau Brani, Anson j££ Stadium; S.C.F.A. League BateSK v. Rumah Miskin, SCFA- r League, Division
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    AMUSEMENTS
    51 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Lucky Devih.' APOLLO.—Chinese picture efc CAPITOL.—' it Happened On EMPIRE.—' Kin- of Jazz." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dana* Sideshows, Dean's Giand Opera Wayangs, Cinemas, Tj ikies, etc. MARLBOROUGH.—Hindustani v NEW WORLD—Cabaret Dsntinf sideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese yangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—. Early To Bed." RlTZ.—Chinese pictures. ROXY— 'Going Hollywooa," pro cd by
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      523 6 j SINGAPORE HOTELS i I GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL SCOTTS ROAD, SINGAPORE. PHONE «490. I j TENNIS COUNTS can now be reserved by non-residents at $1/an evening FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 6490. i ii i TTTTTTXXTTTTTTIThTTwitnT!^ LANKA HOTEL f I (Established 1905). I The Only Boarding I I and Lodging House Five
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      278 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE. 4 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that thrabove Trade Mark is the exclusive property W Lam Chai Chong of No. 111. South Bridge Road, Singapore, and is used by hun in respect of all kinds of static nery, textiles, piecegoods, footwear, hats, blankets, millinery, perfumery, crocke.y, hardware, bottled
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      213 6 NOTICE TO MARINERS Owners and masters of shipping are requested to kee?) their vessels as clear of the range as possible during the heavygun practice, which will take plate from Fort Siloso on Sept. 3 (night practice) commencing at 6 p.m. A red flag will be flown from Mount Imteah,
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      183 6 "WINDSOR HOUSE" j j 282, ORCHARD ROAD f (Borneo Flats Exclusive dress designing. I All our models are original designs, adapted to j individual requirements. Executed on (he premises, under the personal supervision of j GRACE STONE j j NOW HAVE WHITER TEETH THAT ATTRACT 4 63-Jl Scientific Way Cleans
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      260 6 [POSTAL IHTELIICENCE SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE j TO-DAY South Africa (La Plata Maru) 2 p.m. Ceylon (La Plata Maru) 2 p.m. Mauritius (La Plata Maru) 2 p.m. Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Conte Rosso) 2 p.m. China (generally), Hoihow (Conte Rosso) 2 p.m. Hongkong (Conte Rosso) 2 p.m. Japan
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      256 6 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Cocieties in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the Malay a Tribune." This Diary is prolided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it vn-to-date and complete. Happenings f general interest will stiU be included in
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      69 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service u». Yesterday Ntffcl Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Tenp Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Dcg.r". Alor Star 80 O f*.") 4.7 23 Sitiawan 89 Nil J.*' R K( ta Bharu B9 0.02 Bukit Jeram 87 Nil Malacca 81 Nil 4.1 H Sncrapore: (Kalian*
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    TRADE MISSION TO JAPAN
    171 7 "Misunderstanding" Explained London, Aug. 25. T H Federation of British Industries y on, consisting of Lord Earnsby •haaman), Sir Charles Seligman and Guy Locock and Julian Piggott, n0 are going to Manchukuo to study ♦radii conditions there, left England to-day. Lord Barnsby referring in a letter
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    LEPROSY TREATMENT
    91 7 Disccvery By A French Doctor Reuter Wireless. Saigon, Aug. 25. Irani' re progress :n the treatment of p: claimed to have resulted from, »n -'merit d seovered by Dr. Montel, •IiiOii the injection of a solution ,11!..'; on: per cent, of methylene tluo tl»e veiiio ci }~.at'.ci»;.s. >
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    SALVATION ARMY
    64 7 Meeting To Choose A New General Reuter. London; Aug. 23 yen Salvationist H'gh Counall over the world meet to- a new General to succeed Hif( ns, who is ret uing in He yesterday formally re- Councillors, whom he exhortm their great purpose in a ■thirdc majority is necessary.
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    MUNICIPAL ACTION
    278 7 Sewerage Extension Schemes TiHE following action by committee Pnn .„°;J of Singapore Municipal commissioner 8 is reported: i re P°rts on proposed Sewerage Exand It" if?/ are fully considered and it is decided as follows C mmend the adoption of Sm.™* k f modified by the Conclri b
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    THE KING EMPEROR
    136 7 Statue To Be Erected In New Delhi London, Aug. 26. A STATUE representing the King wearing his coronation rcbes, which j lie wore at Delhi in 1911, is to be erecti cd at New Delhi by the ruling Princes and Chiefs of India as a mark of
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    STOCKYARD BLAZE
    60 7 Another Outbreak In Chicago Reuter. Chicago, Aug. 28. rAPvS of a repetition of the disaster of four months ago were aroused by another fire in the stockyards. Workers frantically drove the bellowing cattle to the leeward of the flames, but prodigious efforts by the firemen restricted the blaze
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    SEREMBAN COURT
    132 7 Alleged Sale Of Turf Club Tickets (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Aug. 27. The ease in which three Indian Mohamcdans Mohiden Batcha, Kadir Batcha, and Kadir Nizen, who were arrested on Aug. 18 on a charge of selling Turf Club lottery tickets, was again postponed to Sept. 3.
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    SOLDIERS CHARGED
    139 7 Alleged Robbery In Alexandra Road Singapore, Tuesday. Two soldiers T. Hudson and F. Greathead, both 22 years of age, attached to the Wiltshire Regiment, were charged before the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brander, to-day with voluntarily causing hurt to Ang Kian Chiu whilst committing robbery at 10.30
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    MOSQUE SHAKEN
    99 7 Huge Mass Of Masonry Dislodged Reuter Wireless. Istanbul, Aug. 26. The Mosque of St. Sophia was badly shaken yesterday and nearly collapsed. Workmen were clearing away debris adjoining the Law Courts, which were burned down earlier in the year and had demolished two big walls, when suddenly the
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    FORTUNE IN FARTHINGS
    76 7 Beggar-Woman's Collection Of £2,185 Alexandria. Farthing by farthing Sobha Ibrahim, an old beggar-woman of Cairo, collected her savings by piteous appeals to passers-by. Then one day, greatly agitated, she appeared before the police. She accused a fellow beggar who lived in a room next door to hers
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    CHARLES LAUGHTON
    50 7 Recovering From An Internal Operation Reuter Wireless. Hollywood, Aug. 25. Charles Laughtcn has been operated on for an internal ulcer but is making a rapid recovery. In the meanwhile, his latest picture Ruggies of Red Gap," in which he is playing the title part, has been postponed.—Reuter Wireless.
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    F.M.S. APPOINTMENTS
    131 7 The following apoointments are notified in the F.MS. Government Gazette: —Dr. William Hughes to be a Medical Officer. Malayan Medical Service; Mr. Noel Richardson to be Machine Foreman, Printing Department; Mr. J. C. Dallow to be an Engineer. Posts and Telegraphs; Messrs. R. W. Jakeman and D. Headly
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    BANDIT HOLDS UP BANK
    152 7 Escapes With Money On Bicycle Peiping, Aug. 8. THE Pao Hsin Bank in Chicm Men Ta Chien, one of the principal streets in Peiping, was held up by an armed robber this morning and relieved of $500. At about 11 o'clock a man, about 20 years
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    JOHORE WEDDING
    100 7 Marriage Of The Third Magistrate (From Our Own Correspondent) Jchore Bahru, Aug. 27 Trr?re was a large attendance when the marriage was solemnised on F>tdav ■»f I**»che Ahmad b'n Perang, Third Magistrate, Jahore Eahru with Mis- hmah binti ilDlramed Said at Kampong Tebtau, Jalan Sekolah Arab, Johore Bahru.
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    WAGE ARREARS
    70 7 Chicago's Array Of Creditors Paid Reuter. Chicago, Aug. 28. The- city's great unpaid, namely, 17,000 teachers and other school employees, formed a queue all night long ~o draw arrears of wages paid by tne RF.C. loan, and which averaged $1,500 apiece. The money will mostly be devoted to
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    995 9 Ipoh Supreme Cotirl Hearing (From. Our Own CorrtspcTidcnl) Tiooti. A tig 28 HE healing of the suit in which Sockalingam Mudaliar, a moneylender, is asking the Court to set aside an ex-parte order made against him on June 11 for the taxation of a bill of
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    84 10 LAW—r.J.-. Lav. Tech \e\v. aged 53, pa sod av.ay peacefully on the 28th August, 1934, at h i residence, No. 7, Lo:(>ng 'St a. Gay lang Road. Si gapore. He leaves i .hinu. hi* baloved wife, three b ns. Wee Pit Cheng, Law Peng line, Law Peng
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    TO MEET IN SINGAPORE
    722 10 gINGAPORE is to be the scene of a conference next year—a conference at which all iLte»-e3tert in the suppression of the traffic in women and girls in the East will gather. At a meeting organised by the British Social Hygiene Council recently, Lord Lytton stated that
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    121 10 The marriage of Mr. R. A. Surtees Spotter, of Malaya, th e son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Shotter, and Miss Zoe Rosemary Cubitt. daughter of Mr. W. Cubitt and of the late Mrs. Cubitt of Cardiff, took place at St. Helen's Church, North Kensington. The Rev M. J.
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    Notes and Comments Britain's Tramps
    180 10 "ORITAIN is becoming seriously perturbed over the question of tramps and mendicants generally who, it is stated, earn a much better living by singing in the streets or by peddling wares which people do not want than men in regular employment. Amazing instances of the
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    Police Action
    195 10 IT is hoped, as a result of the discoveries of a detective who kept atch on these beggars, that action will be taken by the police to sweep them fiom the streets. One of the proposals is that police licences should be required for hawking or singing in
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    Film Censorship
    228 10 JJiHE British Board of Film Censors is to initiate international action for the control of animal pictures. This announcement is contained in the Board annual report, which says that co.. siderable attention has been paid to the policy of allowing no incidents de] ing cruelty to appear on
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    Misrepresentation
    183 10 yyiHAT this country is concerned about chiefly, however, is the misrepresentation which has taken place in the production of many of these films. To America and Europe Malaya is stili a primitive country, where danger larks behind every tree and the forces of law and order are practically non-exis::n*
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    Topics Of The Day
    300 10 By "Looker-On" JUDGING by the Malaya Tribune's J morning mail, the country is full of young men who want to become journalists. A A Dozens of letters arrive every day from youths who wish to be reporters or to be correspondents for us in remote regions
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    30 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. PAHANG NEWS, 5. CLUB DIARY, 6. KUALA LIPIS TRAGEDY, 13. SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. WIRELESS PROGRAMME, 17. RED MENACE IN CHINA, 19.
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    BETROTHAL OF PRINCE GEORGE TO GRECIAN PRINCESS
    104 11 KING "GLADLY CONSENTS" HOLIDAY ROMANCE SEQUEL Princess Marina Wedding Date Not Settled London, Aug. 28. Til 10 Court Circular announces 4 that Prince George, the fMirth son of the King, has beton.e betrothed to Princess Marina, the daughter of Prince .Nicholas of Greece.
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    MET FIVE YEARS AGO
    179 11 Reuter. -.derstood that Prince George's 1 ;■■«rcment, which came as a ;rpri<e, was a culmination to Hday romance. Prince was on holiday in via as the guest of Prince Princess Paul of Yugoslavia. Marina, who is the youngest of Princess Paul, was staying v ith thfm.
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    AN ABBEY WEDDING?
    376 11 Precedents Of The Present Reign George Edward Alexander Edwho will be 32 years of age on '0. is the fourth son and the fifth cj M oi Their Majesties. children of the King and Queen Mc; E hvard, Prince of Wales June 23, 1894. A Duke of
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    INHUMAN TORTURES ALLEGED
    80 11 Soviet Prisoners Forced To Confess Reuter. Moscow, Aug. 28. pIFTY-FOUR Soviet employees of the w C E have been arrested by the Manchukuo since Aug. 18, according to the Tass Agency. Relatives are kept in a state ol anxiety by stories of inhuman tortures at police stations
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    TRAIN DISASTER
    52 11 Coaches Plunge Into River Reuter. Seoul, Aug. 28. rpHREE people were killed and 42 injuied in a train disaster near Gensan, North Korea, when coaches plunged over the bridge into the river Kyutokusen. Only the eng.ne remained on the bridge. The tragedy is believed to be the wo:k
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    WALK-OUT THREAT
    123 11 U.S. Hopes Of President's Intervention Reuter Wireless. Washington,, Aug. 27. A walk-out in the silk, woollen and rayon industries is being prepared by the strike committee of the United Textile Workers. According to Mr. Francis Gorman, chairman of the committee, it is possible the walk-out will be simultaneous
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    SHARP EARTHQUAKE
    75 11 Shock Alarms Inhabitants Of Florence Reuter Wireless. Florence, Aug. 25. There was a panic in the Carfagna district at 10.43 this evening when a sharp earthquake shock occurred, accompanied by rumbling noises which lasted for several seconds. The shock was also felt in other places in the neighbourhood.
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    ESTATE TRAGEDY
    39 11 European Assistant Electrocuted (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Aug. 29. rpHE tragic death of Mr. S. Korch, a Danish assistant on Jendarata Estate at Utan Melintang, is reported. It is believed that Mr. Korch was accidentally electrocuted.
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    "LIVING CORPSE"
    72 11 Nazi Terror Victim Interviewed Reuter. Paris, Aug. 29. COL Duesterberg, the Steel Helmet leader, and a candidate at the last Presidential election, is reported to be among the victims ot the clean-up on JU lt e is 3o stated by the Berlin correspondent oi Intransigeanr, that he served
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    AERIAL TRAIN
    39 11 Programme Of Regular Flights In Russia Reuter Wireless. Moscow, Aug. 27. Following recent experiments, an serial goods train service has been ifoH hpre with a programme of refee can be consigned Iroro any post offlce. —Reuter Wireless.
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    LONDON'S ZONE OF SILENCE
    237 11 Police Watching MINISTER'S APPEAL TO MOTORISTS Reuter. London, Aug. 28. London within a five-mile radius of Charing Cross became a zone of silence last night in which horn-blowing and bell-ringing, between 11.30 p.m. and seven a.m. were prohibited, the penalty being a fortyshilling fine. Mr. Hore-Belisha,
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    THE KUOMINTANG
    47 11 Malayan Chinese Pledge Support 'THE Central Kuomintang Office at Nanking has received many telegrams from the overseas Chinese in Malaya, the Dutch East Indies and the Philippines and other countries pledging their support for the Fifth National Congress at Nanking in November.—Sin Chew Jih Poh.
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    GANGES FLOODS
    37 11 Waters Receding Almost Everywhere Reuter. Ranchi, Aug. 28. AERIAL reconnaissances in Bihar and and Orissa have revealed that the flood waters of the Ganges are receding rapidly almost everywhere. Rescue and relief operations are continuing.—Reuter.
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    DROUGHT BROKEN
    49 11 Heavy Rain Talis In Chekiang Shanghai, Aug. 29. At last the prolonged drought in Chekiang and Kiangsu is broken. Heavy rain fell at Hangchow through out Monday night. More rain fell in Chekiang and Kiang su yesterday, definitely bringing the drought to an end.—Sih Chew Jit Poh.
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    JAPANESE GOODS IN CHINA
    948 11 Anti-Smuggling Measures BARRIERS AT THE GREAT WALL Shanghai, Aug. 29. 'PHE Chinese authorities in North China have established eleven customs stations along the Great Wall and posted 200 men selected from the Special Police for duty there. Vigorous watch will be kept along the Wall to
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    FRANCE WANTS BIG SHIPS
    196 11 Transformation Of Three Vessels Reuter. Paris. Aug 28. "T AM a determined partisan of big 1 units," declared the Minister for Marine, M. Pietri, in an interview to-day. "The foremost item in my programm e is the building of a sister-ship to the battleship Dunkerque. The
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    ANOTHER REVOLT IN AUSTRIA
    148 11 Fierce Fighting ORDER RESTORED IN AN HOUR Reuter. Vienna, Aug. 29. STRONG police detachments yes terday raided the Heimwehr barracks in a suburb of Floridsdorf and after fighting made numerous arrests. The raid was the sequel to the mutiny of part of the garrison against the
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    CHINESE IN JAPAN
    304 12 Maltreatment Alleged: Protest Lodged o Shanghai, Aug. 2'j. The subjects discussed during the meeting of Mr. Chiang Tso Pin (Chinese Minister at Tokyo) with Mr. Koki Hiiota (Japanese Foreign Minister) on Monday included, the Chinese demand for the correction of the abuses in-the over-rigid enforcement of the
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    Chinese Clerk Sues Shipowner
    436 12 DISPUTE ABOUT STEAMER I Allegations Of Fraud I; AGAINST MR. TEO L HOO LYE Singapore, Tuesday. A DISPUTE concerning the ownership of the Pontianak, a steamihip registered in Singapore and ■gaged in local runs, formed the mala of a suit begun in the Supreme to-day before
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    SIGNED BILL OF SALE
    419 12 "Relying On Hoo Lye's Representations" The plaintiff, relying on Hoo Lye's »r>ro stations and promise, that such a oevment protecting his interest as a lorgagor would be ?iven in du a course, !gn*d thp Bill of sale On Feb 17. 1930 the plaintiff was iformed by
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    SECURITY ON SHIP
    369 12 Transaction Solely A Loan j Tne plaintiff claimed that the whole i transaction between the parties was a loan on the security of the ship. The plaintiff paid various sums of money to Hoo Lye and continued to be in possession of the ship until Apr. 8,
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    THE DEFENCE
    641 12 Ship Was Sold Outright j By Owner t The defence was that the plaintiff was not the beneficiary owner of the Pontianak. Hoo Lye was approached by a broker en behalf of the plaintiff to raise aloan on the security of the ship but Hoo Lye referred the
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    FRANKEL BROTHERS
    175 12 New Showroom Ift Raffles Place THE new showrooms of Fiankel Brothers at No. 5, Raffles Place will be formally opened on Monday, September 3. The firm of Frankel Brothers. Victoria Street, needs no introduction to the Singapore public, tor it has long been known for exclusively designed furniture,
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    AFTER 17 YEARS
    87 12 Galle Police Obtain Clue To Murder Galle. Aug. 20. A letter intercepted, a lew days ago. by the local police, has given them a clue to the whereabouts of a person wanted for murder committed seventeen years ago. Mr. G. H. R. Robins, Assistant Superintendent of Police,
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    ASSAULT CHARGE
    342 12 K. L. Businessman Fined (From Ow Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. jV/f R. Yeoh Kirn Fong, who said he was the manager of the Klang Cycle and Motor Works, appeared before the first magistrate, Mr. F. K. Wilson, on a charge of causing hurt to a woman named
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    SOVIET GOLD
    76 12 Hunt For Secret Of Middle Ages Reuter Wireless. Leningrad, Aug. 27. Inspired by the collection of Scythian gold ornaments in the famous Hermitage Museum here a Soviet scientific expedition is combing the southern Ural and Caucasus Mountains for gold dehv S tn; b h 7vf d t0 h
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    GENERAL O'DUFFY
    57 12 Forbidden To Enter Northern Ireland Reuter Wireless. London, Aug. 27. The Northern Ireland authorities nave xsued an order nrohtbiting General 2L?JF*i leader of the State Blue Shirts, from entering Northern Ireland The order is understood to be due to declarations by General OTAuffy forecasting the extension of the
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    AMERICAN ON RASH DRIVING CHARGE
    781 12 Judgment Reserved SEQUEL TO DEATH OF CYCLIST nn Singapore, Tut 'JHE long-drawn-ont case m uj a young American. Ph Druiding is charged with < 1 death by a rash act was c, X 8 before the District Judge Forrer) to-day. H A His honour reserved
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    AFFECTIONATE WELCOME
    102 13 Good Wishes To Britain's New Princesss Reuter. London, Aug. 29. Princess Marina is assured of an affectionate welcome in Britain, where the announcement of the betrothal has been greeted with universal felicitation. I This is epitomised in a leading article in line limn which states: "By character personality
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    KUALA LIPIS TRAGEDY
    435 13 Young Man's Suicide IN FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lipis, Aug. 28. A VERDICT of suicide while of unsound mind was returned lry the Coroner, Tungku Mohamed bin Tungku Besar, of Negri Sembilan, after th© inquest on Mr. Hue Tong Seng, agent for the Singer
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    THEY MADE MERRY
    180 13 Amusement Park Jaga In Trouble 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. RAMNATH. a Brahmin, and two Sikhs, Kreta Singh and Nikka Singh, were charged before Mfc F. K. Wilson, first magistrate, wth behaving in a disorderly manner at the Merry World yesterday night. The first two
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    ST. PALL'S 0.B.
    60 13 Dance And Display At Seremban The Chinese Young Men's Association will stage a Chinese Play, together with exhibitions of strength and endurance, on behalf of the St. Paul's Old Boys Association Fund on Saturday Sept. 1 at the Sapphire Theatre, Seremban_ There will also be a dance
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    75 13 Chinese Woman Cautioned At Seremban [From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Aug. 28. A Chinese woman named Tan An Hooh was oroduced before the Serem ban Magistrate Mr. V. W. on a charge on attempting to commit suicme at 334 mile, Mambau Road, by jumping inton an old mining
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    RUSSIAN BALLET FOR SINGAPORE
    314 13 Opening At The Capitol On Sunday A SHORfT season of Russian Ballet will open at the Capitol Theatre on Sunday. There will be one performance only each evening, starting at 9.30 M. Serge Levitoff, the impresario, is bringing a large company, including dancers from the Diaghilef
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    MENTALLY UNFIT
    136 13 Girl In Case Against A Chettiar (From Ou,r Ovm Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. The case in which Somasundram Chettiar and a Tamil woman named Amamni. who have been before the court on several occasions in connection with the charge of procuring a girl under 21 years of age
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    JAPAN'S NAVAL OFFER
    97 13 Qusstion Of Washington Treaty Reuter. Tokyo, Aug. 29. DEOr.AinisG that the Navy and Foreign Ministers wire in complete agreement over Naval Conference policy. thf Foreign Oliice spokesman announced that at tne October talk on naval matters the Japanese would make certair •orosals in accordance with the spiri'
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    ARRESTED IN BERLIN
    65 13 Britons, Frenchmen And Spaniards Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 29. IT has just been disclosed that four Britons, two Frenchmen and three Spaniards were arrested on Saturday and have not been re leased. They reached Berlin after attending an anti-war and antiFascist Congress in Madrid and intended to visit
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    OLEH OLEH PARTY
    95 13 Concert In Aid Of The Fire Victims The Chinese Consul-General, Dr Philip K. C. Tyau, will attend the Oleh Oleh Party's performance to be staged at the Great World (Hall No. 1) in aid of funds for the Bukit Ho Swee fire victims, on Sunday at 9
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    ALLEGED BREACH
    79 13 Singapore, Wednesday. Lim 3iun Leng. a young Chinese, wnt appeared before the Third Magistrate Mr. J. M. Brander last wee.k on a charge of naving committed, on March 22 this year, crminal breach of trust in»re.spect of $450. the property of E. G. Wheatley made another appearance this
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    CHINESE ESTATE CASE
    368 13 Hearing Resumed In Supreme Court Singapore, Wednesday. THE case between Khoo Kay Reow. a local Chinese merchant and property owner, and Khoo Kow Kiah. a Chinese woman, concerning the estate of Tan Lian Boh, deceased, was resumed n the Supreme Court this morning before Mr. Justice Prichard.
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    SELANGOR ASSIZES
    136 13 Ulegsd Forgery Against Sikh (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. ?iIKHS crowded the Assize Court to-day O when Isher Singh was tried before, Ar. Justice Burton on charge of using as genuine a forged document and with riving false evidence in a judicial proeeding. Mr. H. C.
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    16 13 Miss D. G. Jones has been appointed a nursing sisier at the General Hospital. Alor Star.
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    NEW WORLD
    160 13 Successful Gala Charity Ball THE New World cabaret was packed to capacity on Saturday night when a gala dance was held in aid of the Fire Relief Fund. The full receipt of the cabaret entrance amounting to $402 were donated to the fund, the checue of which has
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    CORSICA'S LAST BANDIT
    46 13 Reuter Wireless. Ajaccio, Aug. 25. In a hunger faint and with his ammunition nlmost exhausted. Bornea. ♦he last of the notorious Corsican bandits, was surrounded in his mountain lair by the police. The capture ends the official campaign to clean up Maquis.—Reuter Wireless.
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    ARGENTINE TOWN ON FIRE
    141 13 Three Dead EXPLOSION OF TWO" RESERVOIRS Buenos Aires, Aug. 28.1 far one person is dead and 50 am injured as the result of the e|jj plosion of two reservoirs containing over two million gallons of petroleuj| at Campana. A whole section of the town is %U
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    49 13 The engagement is announced Francis lan Hamilton Moore, of La FM.S eldest son of the latp Capu vit F B Hamilton Moore. R.A.. and of M' Calder of Blackwater. Hands and I > rate Mary. eldest daughter of Mr. a' Mrs. Reginald McCoor.y, of St. Jon Wood, London. J J.:
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    Lancashire Wins County Cricket Championship
    622 14 untitled Five Points From Their Last Game Of Season nbroken Opening Stand Of 278 By C. F. Walters And Gibbons London, Wednesaay. M.CASHIUE won the 1934 coun;y cricket championship when they t OL» liitd five joints for a first-innings lead in their match against tic.
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    GOALKEEPER AGED 90
    52 14 Women v. Men Football Match [l'0- year-old man has played as keeper in a football match at Smaa- Sweden, in which a team of icn played a men's team, states a kholm message. rvr.l villages were represented in patch. men'* team was composed of the i of
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    54 14 untitled following will represent the S.R.C. iicket in their closing match of the aa against the R.A.F. on the S.R.C. nd on Sunday: T. Leijssius (captV, Ft. C. Oehlers, Dr. S. L. Oehlers. D. tta, L. Alvis, M. Orr, H. N. BalhatI J. le Cain, J. Edwards, P. R. Lewis,
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    99 14 Playfair A.U f To Play In Johore The. following will represent the Playfair Athletic Union at badminton against the Mai Yuen BP. on the latter's court in Johore on Sunday: Yeo Guan Seng, A. B. Kar, L. E. Koon, Lim Hock Chye, Ng .Wing Chon, Qwek Chip Jian,
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    25 14 The Towner Rangers XI beat the MacNair Road third XI by 3 goals to L The scorers tor the winner were Shamsudin <2) Mahmat (1).
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    413 14 Autumn Tournament Begins: Results I THE results of the first round ties of the "C" class singles of the S.C.C. Autumn lawn tennis tournament, played on the Club's courts yesterday, were as follows: R. W. Brown beat C. G. Simpson G—3, 6—1. R. A. Scruton beat F. V.
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    LOCAL RUGBY
    69 14 United Services To Visit Bangkok I (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Aug. 28. THE October visit of the United Services Rugby players from Singapore, to play Bangkok in an inter-port match, is keenly awaited here. The Bangkok players are sparing no pains to make the visit a success,
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    HEMCHIT WINS ON A FOUL
    424 14 Boy Nara Disqualified In Fight At Penang AN entirely unexpected ending marked the fight last night between Boy Nara (i).12) and Neil Hemchit (9.10) at the Fun Frolic Arena. Scheduled to go 12 rounds, the event terminated before the first round was through as the
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    MIXED CRICKET IN PENANG
    377 14 I .j a Gentlemen Beat Ladies By One Run! IN the annual mixed cricket encounter at Penang, the Gentlemen defeated the Ladies by the narrow margin of one ran on Sunday on the Esplanade. The men batted and bowled left hand. Going in first the Ladies
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    EAST COAST B.P.
    78 14 The East Coast B.P. will meet the I Reynard B.P. in a friendly match of four singles and three doubles at the latter's j court on Sunday at 3 p.m. The follow 1 ing will play for the East Coast B.P. I Singles: Richard Boey. Michael Lee,
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    AUSTRALIANS' BIG WIN OVER SUSSEX
    136 14 Reuter. London, Aug. 28. TttE Australians beat Sussex by an innings and 35 runs, the county managing to score only 221 in their second essay, after declaring at 304 for 8 in their opening knock. Yesterday, the tourists hit up 560 wh:ch 4eft the county
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    THE AUSTRALIANS
    156 14 Their Averages Up To Aug. 17 Lonuon, Aug. 17. THE following are the averages of the Australian tourists to date:— BATTING Ins. N.O. H.S. TtL Avg Ponsford 20 3 281 1,257 TiJU MeCabe 30 7 240 1,639 71.26 Bradman 22 2 304 1,399 69.95 Woodfuli 23 2 228
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    JOVIAL B.P.
    58 14 The Jovial's team against the Novice I B.P. on Saturday at the former's court at Lim Twa Tow Road off Upper Serangoon Road at 3.00 p.m. will be rhosen from the following: Lee Yang Chim. lay Swee Hiong, Chan Khek Beng, Tay Swee Heng, Koh Fway Chim. Koh
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    FRATERNAL B.P.
    117 14 The Fraternal B.P. entertained the Playfair B.P. at a game of four singles and one doubles in which the home team won by an odd game in five, on Sunday. Results (Fraternal B.P. players mentioned first): Yap Chin Tee beat Heng Swee Lee 15—7, 14—14 (3—0': Ng Liang
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    MARIGOLD BEAT DERBYSHIRE
    113 14 The badminton match played on Sunday between the Marigold B.P. and the Derbyshire B.P. on the foimer's court resulted in a win for the home team by six games to one. The results were: Tan Chong Tee beat Tan Soo Choo 15—10, 15—8; Chua Leng Yong lest
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    BLUE EAGLE B.P.
    79 14 I Blue Eagle B.P. officials are as follows: patron, Mr. Ang Chin Seng; president. Mr. Ko Yeow Poh; hon. secretary, Mr. George Wan; asst. hon. secretary, Mr. T. C. Tan; sports captain, Mr. Siboney Kwek; treasurer, Mr. Jimmy Yap; committee members, Messrs. Edward Chan and Melody Gho.
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    S.C.F.A. RUGGER
    32 14 The S.C.F.A. rugger section are holding iheir first practice this season on the St. Andrew's School field on Thursday. All Chinese rugger enthusiasts are invited to partake in the practice.
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    HORLICKS B.P.
    30 14 The final of the Horlicks BP. interteam tournament between "C team ana "E" team wiU be played off on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. at 350 East Coast Road.
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    MISFORTUNES OF THE MARINES
    377 15 Local Soccsr "Friendly" PLAYER ORDERED OFF THE FIELD Singapore, Wednesday. TAKING the held with ten men, losing another through injury shortly after the scc:nd half had been in and having to looso the services of a third on account of rough the Marines were beaten by
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    MR. RON WATSON
    88 15 Ceylon Jockey Arrives For Sin vi t-rmgapure ivaces R 5* N wa TSON, a well-known i Ceylon, has arrived in MaJaya and will ride at the forthcoming b ngapore meeting for Mr. C. O. Campbell. Mr. Watson was one of the leading jockeys in Ceylon, and has
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    SELANGOR SOCCER
    67 15 Chinese Win By 9—l In Junior Competition (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday I?, spite of heavy rain, the first ma+ch in the Selangor F.A. Junior knock-out sc?cet competition was played on the V.M.C.A. ground to-diry between the S.C.R.C. "B" team and the ISelangor Rangers "B" XI.
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    MONOPOLIES v. USEFUL B.P.
    54 15 The following will represent the Government Monopolies Sports Club in a friendly match of four singles and three doubles against the Useful Badminton Party at the Marigold B.P.s court on Saturday commencing 3 p.m. Douglas Chan, M. C. Tan, Wilfred Tan, S. Q Qtisk. Lee Peng
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    Fernandez And Suares To Meet For Third Time
    123 15 BOXING ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Weber v. Thunderface And Suares v. Fernandez ON the day following: the programme at the New World Arena on Aug. 31, another boxing programme will be carried out, this time p.t.tho Great World, j At the New
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    FINE PERFORMANCE
    228 15 Thanks mainly to an excellent allround performance by Chai Irs Alwi.s the Indian. Rovers were abl? to beat the Race Course Rovers at cricket by 50 i runs. Alwis scored SI runs towards a I total rf 114 and then took 8 wickcls for only 20 runs. I
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    LOCAL BASEBALL
    247 15 Americans' Good Victory Over The Cubs j j TOY winning, their game in the Baseball League on Sunday against the Cubs, the American Association have puPed the Cubs out of the leading positmt. to share second place with them. Tho A.A. played heads up baseball to win by
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    38 15 Reuter. London, Aug. 28. The results of English League soccer matches played to-day were as follows: FIRST DIVISION. Grimsby T. 0 Sunderland 0 THIRD DIVISION (Northern). Rochdale 0 Barrow 1 Southport 1 Doncaster R. 2 —Reuter.
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    343 15 August Bogty Aiukawa Cup Results f«#> f" THE result of tffe Island Club Auguit bo|:ejr coinpetitidp, phiycd on Saturday and Sunday were a* follows:— A CLASS. G. C. Grove (10) 2 up (winner), J. T. Smith (scr.) 1 up, R. W. Moore (7) 1 uf>, F. A.
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    AMERICA'S CUP TRIAL INCIDEN
    110 15 Reuter. v j 8 Newport, Rhode Island, Aug. 2# THTHElN It appeared to be It the Rainbow in the third race the final series of the America's C trials, the Yankee suddenly dropel canvas and abandoned the race. The Rainbow led by the narrow m:% gin
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    73 15 Reuter Wireless. Newport, Aug. 25j Mr. Sopwith's Endcnvour. appears jj be the most dangerous challenger t America's Cup defender has ever be called on to facc. The Herald Tribune reports that ii heavy commitment- of English mo?p has been received by a New York ho» with
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLU
    33 15 There will be no race on Sunday the Singapore Swimming Club- 1 J "B" Class Aggregate two lengths 1 style (handicap) event has been pc< poned to Sunday, Sept. 9.
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    The I.C.F.A. Manage To Score Three Goals
    749 15 The I.C.F. A. Manage To Score Three Goals But the S. C. Get Five For Victory Singapore, Wednesday. pOR the first time this season, the I.C.F.A. scored as many as three tines in a game when they play:d the S.R.C. yesterday at Jalan Besar rrd were beaten -5—3 in the
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    BRADMAN'S FIELDING
    391 16 Where Appearance's Deceptive JUDGING him from appearance, the laziest man in the world is D. G. Bradman, states the Manchester Guardian. In the field at moments of inactions, this greatest of outfieldsmen seems to be cn the verge of decrepitude and senile decay. When the match begins Bradman
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    WEIGHTLIFTING
    210 16 Singapore Championship On Saturday rHE first official weightlifting championships under Bawla laws will be held under the auspices of the Singapore \mateur V/eight Lifting Federation on Sept. 1, in the New World arena commencing at 7.30 p.m. I The three .lifts to decide the championships are the twe hands
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    THE 1936 OLYMPIAD
    237 16 Afghanistan To Send A Contingent The Honorary Secretary of the Afghanis, tan Olympic Committee, Colonel Sardar Abdul Khan of Kabul, has informed the Organization Committee for the XI Olympic Games that his country accents the in- itif'on to participate i.i the Games and will be represented by
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    10 WICKETS FOR NO RUN
    361 16 Record Of 1879 MOST REMARKABLE BOWLING FEAT AXE of the keenest followers, in Sydney, of the fortunes oi th* Australian cricket team in England is Mr. Richard T. Tearn'e, who at 78 years cf age remains as great an en- 1 thusiast for the game
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    "FRIENDLY" SOCCER
    146 16 The Referee Has To Draw A Revolver Issue A Threat Paratchin United were paying what was billed as a "friendly' football match against Kragujevatz City on their own ground—and ths visitors seemed likely to win, states a Belgrade message. P'.av became more and more violent md the referee
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    OFFER TO CARNERA
    170 16 £6,000 For A Contest In London PRIM.O Camera, the ex-heavyweight champion of the world, has been offered a guarantee of £6.000. with a privilege of 32N per cent, of the gate" to come to London to meet the winuer ol the fight between Larry Gains and Jack
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    HITLER SPEAKS TO THE SAAR
    678 17 No Capitulation i -GERMAN PEOPLE WILL SURVIVE" Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Aug. 26. Hlli.KK. in a broadcast spĕech at nbreitstein, declared, "If Id outside Germany attacks is because we are defending terest of our people. An >nal clique wants every- harms us but I tell the
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    363 17 Incident On Johore Estate (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru Aug. 27. How a Chinese schoolboy named Hoh Hui, abou 12 years of age, and his younger brother and a smaller boy were set upon by two Ch nese quarry labourers of Tongsang, Johore, and thrashed with a
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      325 17 Wireles* TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Organ Recital By Reginald Foort TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows:— 6.20 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. Reginald Foort at the organ of the Regal Cinema, Wim- Ac bledon. 7.05 p.m. The Scottish Studio Orchestra, directed by Guy Dames; Dorothy Push (soprano), from an
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    STREET BRAWLS IN BERLIN
    337 18 Labour Clash With Brown Shirts Berlin, Aug. 22. OPEN street resistance to. the Brown Shirts by men of the working classes occurred in Berlin yesterday for the first time since the November elections of 1933. This somewhat startling development, it is reliably learned, is one of
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    CONVERSION OF ENGLAND
    93 18 Catholics Pray Every I Day Reuter Wireless. Rome, Aug. 25. THE existence is revealed to-day of an association of 10,000 Catholics in Britain and the British Empire pledger) to pray every day at neon for the conversion of England to the Catholic Church. The organisation is called
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    ACTOR'S SUICIDE
    183 18 About To Be Starred In Film New York, Aug. 20. HOLLYWOOD was shocked to-day by a tragedy with several strange features, involving the death of a noted actor, who was about to star in a film for the first time. The victim was Mr. Jerry Jernigan who was
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    WORLD FLIGHT
    40 18 Reuter Wireless. Copenhagen. Aug. 27. The American airman, Dr. John Light, hos left Cartwright. Labrador, for Julianhaab, Greenland, on the first stage of a world flight, He will proceed to Iceland and from there to the Orkneys.—Reuter Wireless.
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    ORDERED OUT OF GERMANY
    144 18 American Woman WritProtests r Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Aug. 25 THE American journalist rwu A Thompson, wife of the novelist y clair Lewis, who has been staving h 1 for the past week has been ordered k I the secret police to leave r', r within 24
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    MOUNTAINEERING RECORD
    48 18 Reuter Wireless. Lahore. Aug 25 A new mountaineering record 1 women has been by wife of the. German Professor Dyhrw furth, leader of the Interna* Himalayan Expedition, when ao panied by her husband, she reach height of 24.605 feet on Queen Peak in the Karakoruks.—Reul less.
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    THE RED MENACE IN CHINA
    708 19 Inactive Campaign oVIMUNISTS' MODERN METHODS ORDING to Reuter reports the t'(..nmunists at Shiukou in Fukien .mi surrounded by Government tnd the Fukien authorities are t:i that the threat to Foochow <oon be removed. The Central Agency also reports thai al Chiang Kai Shek has ordered
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    ROUND BRITAIN TRIP
    232 19 Schoolmaster's Attempt With A Canoe 'By Air Mail) London, Aug. 14. A(N attempt to paddle a canoe round SSfiSf* Bri J a f n a hitherto never acnieved, is being made by Mr. R c tfowen, a London schoolmaster aged 32* lie was born in Lancaster, but
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    MALACCA FUNERAL
    697 19 Senders Of Wreaths And Scrolls At the funeral of the late Tan Tian Hock ol" 182, Tranquerah Road, Malacca, en -Aug. 22, the following wreaths and scrolls were received:— WREATHS. Mr. Teo Kirn Tee; Messrs. Goh Kang Ho Tan Kirn Sun and Teoh Boon H.n: Seng Hoe Bee:
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    DELETERIOUS MATTER IN FOOD
    411 19 Startling Results Of Analyses (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. 9. EXTRAORDINARY details are given in the annual report of the Ministry of Health regarding 31,000 samples of food that were analysed. It states:— "Samples of potted meat were reported to contain excess
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    BOMBARDED WITH STONES
    115 19 Customs Officials Beaten Off By Smugglers' Wives Belgrade. When smugglers were caught carrying sacks of tobacco over the mountains near Nikshltch, they closed with the customs official and tried to wrest their rifles from them. Shots were fired. Two smugglers were injured and two customs officials were
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    AGAINST MOTOR BANDITS
    84 19 London Police Plan Pursuit By Air London, Aug. 23. In view of the results obtained an a flight over London by the autogyro with which Scotland Yard was carrying out a series of experiments, the Criminal Investigation Department of the Metropolitan Police is considering the advisability of
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    SAIGON RICE
    69 19 Shanghai, Aug. 3. According to information from rice merchants 4,000 tons of Saigon rice has recently been ordered by the Chinese rice merchants in Shanghai; 15,000 piculs of Saigon rice have already arrived while the balance is arriving shortly. It is said that the new shipment is not
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    CANTON CONFERENCE
    31 19 •Hongkong, Aug. 6. General Chen Chi Tang .has called another military conference at Canton for the discussion of measures for the suppression of Communists in southern Kiangsi —China Times.
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    THE LOCH NESS "MONSTER"
    331 19 Seen 21 Times EXISTENCE BEYOND DOUBT? (By Air Mail) From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. 11. JnE existence of a "monster" in Loch Ness, which is 750 feet deep in places, has been put beyond doubt by four weeks' search by a ring of watchers equipped
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