Malaya Tribune, 27 August 1935

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales vol xxil- No. 204 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1935 riVE CENTS, The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Aug. 27, 193.*). Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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      10 1 1 %e«d The In zSMalaja r.vnu.'-ajn———^^^^ V0V 3Ll: »> l U
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      139 1 IHI rf)M CAMERA BoteAg*Bt» THE IKNTIFIC INSTRUMENT Oil, FX). Bom ML SINGAPORE flgi Crosse Blackwells /II Soups Jams < Pickles. SnncPß and Pastes and many other preI ff par-d food owe their perfection to the lon# ev-^rienoe j|.M£ggM I "f one of the oldest and besj knrfwr, Rritlsh Manufacturers Only
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    Shipping News & Notices: PROFESSION OF THE SEA
    702 2 Shipping News Notices: PROFESSION OF THE SEA Tributes To Cadet Ship's Training DRIZE day on board H.M. cadet ship Conway took place last month, when Sir Richard D. Holt, Bart, chairman ol the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board Hud o* the Blue Funnel Line, distributed arize?' The King's Gold Medalist
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    BELGIAN SCHEME
    274 2 Suggested Slatt* Fund For 100,000,000 Fraius THE Bel»>n Minl-ter Of Transport. ji i« stated, i* at pr*s*nl considering 1 fir question of financial tu the «Kipping lndwHry. which, it in declared, 1» threatened with gradual «xt.nction Unless «übsLoutUJ aid raceiVetl anon In the Sena'e a f»-w months apo
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      427 2 "steamer sailings P&O'and BRITISH INDIA p n s. N. (Jo's SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tounage. Singapore. 1935. Bl KI»V. AN Aug. 29 RAJPUTANA 17,009 Aug. 30 jCANTI A 11,000 Sept. 0 CRTTRAL 15.000 Sept. IS SOMALI 0.810 Sept. 25 OATH AY 16,000 Sept. 27 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Oct. II BANGALORE' 0,000 Oct.
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      34 2 O.S.K. LINE i s.s. MANILA MARU" (10,000 G. Tons). LEAVES SINGAPORE SEPT. 11th. direct for COLOMBO lit Brd Deck. $120. $31.20 $17. For further particulars please apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, TEL, 6887—9. V
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      517 2 BEAR ENG MOH S.S. CO., LIMITFD. (RED FUNNEL LINE) (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) REGULAR PASSENGER and Cargo Services from Singapore to Jsva, Borneo, Banka and Billiton. For BATAVIA, CHERIBON AND SEMARANG (Every Tuesday and Friday) s.s. GIANG SENtJ Tues. Aug. J.l s.s. NAM YONG Fri. Aug. 30 For SOURABAYA AND
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      206 2 N.V.KJ.INE (Incorporated in Japan). NEW REDUCED FARES TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ. Mminium Rates. Ist 2nd E3aT SJJ jS 343 369 Next Sailings- m( s.s. KATUIU MARU Sept 6 ss KASHIMA MARU Sept. 1* ms. YASUKUNI MARU Oct 2 s HAKONE MARU Oct 17 l s SUWA MARU Oct. 31 FUSHIMI
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      512 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One -Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR GENOA, LONDON, ROITERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M.S. Sham LALANDIA 17-9 17-9 18-9 20-9 lUTLANDIA 8-10 8-10 9-10 11-10 MEONIA 29-10 29-10 30-10 1-11
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      446 2 STEAMER SAILING? NORDDEUTSCHEt v LLOYD. 'vk— ——(Incorporated m iiG«niQ7). The underaoted are the Company's ia. tended futures:— OUTWARDS. un. "ODER" for Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai, North China and Japan Aug 27 "TRAVE" for Hongkong, Shanghai', North China and Japan Sept HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg IJremen. "ANSGIR" also calls Genoa, M'seilles, Havre,
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    101 3 RUBBER PRICE UNCHANGED Sellers Still Holding on Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Tuesday mtiinim R ibber (Singapore), if% cts., Mark- Tone: Quiet. f Singapore), *10S. unchanged. 11 Hid. unchanged. .Market Tone: Steady. x b: 11 ***** cts.. down 116 TIN £211 Be., d wn 55.: three •bs S2ll
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    COST OF LIVING
    121 3 prht Increase Locally Last Year tacc to 1.:.- 11 mull report 01. prices, declared trade values, •irrenry and the cast of ...iya. for the year 1934. Mi*. I Miil Registrar General oj Stan* B.£ F M S states. Price and -.ruae values showeu a ten rise owing
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1483 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Trie following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., anO Lyall and Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Taenday, 10 a.m. i_uc Fi *ser yal v a u«- Co _r Svau 4 Ampat 43 49 43 46 £1 A. Kumbang 33 6 34 6 33-
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    79 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Tuesday noor. No I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. September) \9h: 19 F Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8. September) 19K 19*» No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) lawardable Spore) 19% l. j do. Sept. 19K VJ\ do. Oct. Dec. IP 7 20
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    ANGLO-JAVA RUBBER
    1448 3 Strong Position MR. McNAIR SCOTT'S REVIEW (By Air Mail) London. Aug. 'PHE first ordinary general meeting of the Anglo-Java Rubber Company. Ltd.. was held yesterday in the Council Chamber of the Rubber Growers' Association. 19. Fenchurch-street. E.C. Mr. R. F. McXair Scott (the chairman) presided, and was supported
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET
    266 3 business On Moderate Scale MESSRS. Lewis Peat Ltd.. London, ;n their weekly report dated Aug. 13 I tate:— PSaatatio —The fortnight under review hVh Uaiadca the hoi day. has been exllllfilji faaM and business has been on a ry moderate scale. Values are practically unchanged. theie ar
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    STOCK MARKETS
    26 3 SIBOJNG on Ncv N ork the arJk K«rksU with Wa» Lean :i per cm. at MB 11 I<> k Geld IJ9>. lO'd—"»riti*h OHM< Wireless.
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    U.S. COTTON LOAN
    81 3 Mr. Roosevelt's Endeavours To Remove Opposition Reuter. JUfg. H> The H'Mise of Rgpvc«ent>UTq poi ed a rcsohi'ion adjourning die Meanwhile President Ucosever ls conferring with me cotton Senators to work out a formula which ii is hoped wfil end the opposition to the cotton loan and permit
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      114 3 THE EASTERN UNITED AMUKAHGE CORPORATION, LTD. 1 IKK, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND hoKKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. BAD OFFICE: 1«D. Cosf! St, Slngaooro. h. G. JOHNSON. General Maaagor. THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almeid* Street. Aonaorised and Subscribed £2,000.000 i> P r? i £1.000.000 Paid-up-Capital Inn
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      23 3 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR •nd WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager OFFICE: I. FINLAYBON GREEN.
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      365 3 I TOE YOKOH AM A SPECIE BAN K. LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE Caplt.l Ku..> Paid Yen JOO.0O0.0JM» Reserve Fund HE \I) OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES a< Al< xa :dr=», Batai a, Serin Darreii K< gtien, Hamburg. Hai Kow Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, awnting Karacl X b Loi don. Ii X Bgdes.
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      64 3 Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschapprj, N. V. (Netherlands" trading SOCIETY) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGLK, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch Eee* Indies and t» tJba Strait* Settlementa, Indie* China. Japan *nd Arabia. LONDON BANOMI Thr National Prortoeial Bank, UeuteC Correspondente in tha principal CMee
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      548 4 «it. i i i t l iii.ii-i..iinint;n;iuiiii.nuiiiniiminiiiniiiiyiiiß> M HASSAN 2G 2T, BRAS BASAH ROAD, I I SINGAPORE. I Z ji —i We undertake all sorts of work I in electrical, gas and water ser- vice lines. I We give prmnpt attention to ail orders either big or small. Wh\ not
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      585 4 WANTED LADY CANVASSERS Chinese and Eurasian lady canvassers remu red by European firm. Wnte A 'ni to Bos No. 723, e/a Malaya Tribune. j EDUCATIONAL FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL l A, Kirk Terrace (Off Dhoby Ghaut) Singapore. The only and oldest institution of its kind in Singapore with up-to-date equipment.
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      540 4 nuiiaimummiiir.riiMiTttrc^ I Hai Sun Restaurant 268, Serangoon Road. I We beg to inform the public I that we are opening the above 1 I Restaurant on the ?>vd August. I Private rooms for private parties and Modern sanitation i installed. European Chinese meals served at all times up to i
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      173 4 THE GIFT SHOP. j Capitol Mansions, L r »7 N. Bridge Rd.. I Boes to announce to their esteemed patrons that WEEKLY SHIPMENTS I j It HATS NOVELTIES have been 1 arranged. I TRY OUR RHINO CORN CURE ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU OP iTS REAL EFFICACY. RHINO CORN CURE
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      378 4 -wmniniiriiflnininini^ JUST ARRIVED I GALVANIZED SIDE LIGHT I I LAMPS t p Dioptric Lenses 7" X 5" C 1 (Approved by Board of Trade) s As Required by New Regulation f For TONGKANGS JUNKS. HYE SENG Co., I Snip-Chamfers, Sail-Makers, etc. 5 ?,T, :JO. Chulia Street: s 'Phone No. 4817.
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      237 4 I SERVICE I That h second to none. j Perfect service and absolute satisfac--1 tion is guaranteed on all Clocks and I Watches sent for Repair to I YICKWOH HING I 429. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road) jc Contractors for the Repair of Clocks I and Watches to the
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    EMBARRASSED WAGE EARNERS
    523 5 \l>v Bill Passed In Council Singapore, Tuesday. EEPIIASIB was laid at 'he meeting of he Legislative Council yesterday by Arnold Rcbinson on the assistance a new bill, the Bankruptcy idment Bill, gave to financially rrasscd wi 'ie-rarncrs in the Colony rim Up their d?b:s. By means of
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    ATTEMPTED EXTORTION
    61 5 \Negation Against Man And Woman Singapore, Monday. Mil, humeri CharmatiaHa Cjonstilej woman Tan Kim Nco were thi' charged before Mr. Mu the Third Magistrate. wun at 1 oxiorUOn ol $20 from aMr J t working a I tin- PW.D office. hi- i<ru»ed claimed trial and tn< WMb postponed
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    KILLED BY FALLING ROCK
    35 5 Ssngnporu. Mnhday- Chin»** who WU6 hii by :l tailing <■ k wlini blusiing operations were in '•,->5 ai the 7 12 mile. oil Saturday aflernoori. dloa oe--1 'h(< nrrivil of the ambulance
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    BROKEN AT LAST
    88 5 Tropical Thunderstorm Followi London Heat Wave Reuter Wireless. London, Aug. 22. To-day saw the culmination of the heatwave and a tsmperature of 91 was recorded at Greenwich Observatory ai 2 p.m. A cooling westerly breeze afterwards brought relief to parched Londoners. August hitherto has been the driesi
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    HISTORIC GLENCOE
    85 5 Greater Part Purchased ror The Nation Reuter Wireless. London. Aug. 22. Sects are rejoicing at the news that Gltncoe which has been threatened by the bnilder wljl be a national posses--on forever as the result of the National Trust for Scotland, following its acou'sitlon of part ol the
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      104 5 Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Tour akin ha. naarly M StfmTmSZ •«ama or pores wher« tiny r °f n p f /A ■tea can hide and causa your to mm, < rack. P—U Burn, also lungworm, Pimplea. Acna, ana Foot. Don't ™t* tlma wltn ord.nary method*. You muat hay©
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      24 5 Tune in the Worldl WITH A CENTURION 10 TUBE RADIO |j ENJOY FOREIGN RECEPTION. Sole Agents, Malaya: SEOW KUAN COMPANY, 1 nnoRV CUATIT. SINGAPORE
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      173 5 •|ii|ii|i'|Hliil|i|iJ l ii!'|i!|iili:|i!|li|i'l''liii!i|i:| l i|'!|ntnl'lllil' liil!lililiiliHl'iiili!tM|iii!Hii|', Ml :|'H"' I I MORE YEARS OF 2 SPfC.'AUZeD EXPEDIENCE 11 j (mIOM-v\uI/ JCOTTfe I I I Phenomenal performance ttiat is consistently a year ahead of all competitive I Radio Receivers. I VOLUME DISTANCE TONE QUALIiY (13—556 METERS) I DEMONSTRATIONS ARRANGED WITHOUT OBIJGATION I
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      829 5 Radio For Malayan Listeners BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE Z.G.E. KUALA LUMPUR f TO-DAY'S EMFIRE STATION i PROGRAMME Wavelengths 48.92 And 110 Wireless Programme For Metres The Torquay Municipal hp Ti Orchestra 10-LJay Wavelengths 48.92 and 110 Metres. 7 P.M. COLUMBIA RECORD NO. (DJB: 19 74 Metres' DJN" 31 45 Metres L 2312
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED
    125 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED Cremer, Dutch, 2,784 tons, from Amoy 26.8, to Deli—Penang 28.8. Takada, British, 4,223 tons, from Calcutta 27.8, to Japan via Hongkong, Amoy and Shanghai 29.8. Kistna, British, 672 tons, from Bangkok 27.8, to Bangkok 2.9. Hero, Norwegian, 823 tons, from
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    125 6 SHTPfI at,ONORTDE rr HE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Aug. 27. tvhq'f flqte 1) Rajula 22; Clara Jebsen 20. Maw v.'h: ,r f ,,v 18 rice <*--*?e 3> Glengarry 18; Toussoum 16: Anhui, Centaur 15: Polydorus 13; Kedah 11; Glenbeg 9; Roseville 7. 'v.'-k Kit hthjb G*i
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURES
    44 6 1/ne <5 Ku6u< lor lpRreel» onl?» nroviouslx 2s "lo«in5 Hi 10.30 am. ta-62? wlll now close 2t 230 nrn. to-625. lne lor PNillppw»? Isl2n6s. pre vlonl,!? nnnouncocl 2s olosinss at 4 p m. 5t8ter625 wlll now close at 4 0 m. U1-62V
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    93 6 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies, by Air (Netherlands), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. and general delivery of letters and parcels 4.05 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Europe, etc., (Amsterdam.), by Air (Netherlands), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 8 p.m. to-morrow and general
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    INSTINCT AND TOUCH
    288 6 Blind Man's Uncanny Gifts Sydney, July 26. The uncanny way in which Henry Ashford, the blind grazier of Scone. N.S.W., could identify by instinct and touch what others could hardly see with their eyes, ha.-; intrigued Scone district for 40 years. How he d.d it trill always
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    WOMAN CHAMPION TALKER
    52 6 Geneva. Geneva's champion talker is—a woman. She is Madame Jeanne Delorme. She has just won a contest organised by shopkeepers of the town for pedlars, patent medicine vendors, circus "barkers" and many others, who came from all parts of French Switzerland and Savoy fo match their powers
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    MONEY MARKET
    216 6 Singapore, 27. Ix»n<lon 4 monlln' 2 4 1 16 3 months' 2 4 1^32 69 «j»>«' 2 4 I»n6on 30 6av-i' 2 3 31 32 Sanson 24 l5I0 1-/I». 2.3 15!lS Ii>on 2ncl l'arls demuncl 869 143 Vurlc nVmkn6 572,, Soured» 52 tlemunll 84'^, ponliQe 6em2n6 prern. 2n6
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    PRODUCE
    160 6 3»n«apore. .4.ui; 26. <3iam. N. coa«; Ko 1 per Ko>'2n 5124 N .3'25N' «o 2 per Ko?2N 513l? <5l2M' Vs coast 5lo 3 per Ko>2N l ttir. 8. 3wm. «o. 1 per 1<0V2N 5102 M<?'. 8 5i»ttl. t<" 2 lcovan 599 3>2m. Nwe 1 >-3; Ilarn, Mcc 2 >.
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    SILVER MARKET CRISIS
    81 6 Bombay Settlement Passes Off Smoothly Bombay, Aug 2j. The President of the Bullion Exchange states that to-day's sil/er settie ment amounting to two crores of rupees passed off smoothly.—Reuter. Doubts were expressed regarding the ability of some Indian dealers to survive 'he crisis, brought about by the
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    59 6 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, Tuesday. MINING: Unchanged in most sections, S. Kinta $4.35 $4.45, Temoh Tin 21)6 22*6, SungeiWay $2.70 $2.Bo,Talam $1.42 $1.46, Lukut $1.10 $1.14, Klang River $1.55 $1.65, Johan .26 .29, cd. Hong Fatts 51 54 cd. INDUSTRIALS: Unchanged, Wearnes $14.30 $14.50, Gammons $1.30 $1.25, Traders $25.25
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    AMUSEMENTS
    62 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Lottery Lover." CAPITOL.—"AII the King* Horses." EMPIRE.—' Goodbye Love." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancln§ Sid;-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas. Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD.—"Such Women Arc Dangerous" and "Lady For A Day' MARLBOROUGH.—"Too Many wives." NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas. Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION.—"Wings In the Dan?." RlTZ.—"Tailspin Tommy."
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    SNAKE WITH TUSKS
    254 6 Strange Phenomenon In Papua Sydney, July 26. To those who have claimed, under certain conditions, to have Men many extraordinary snakes, it will doubiless cause li- tie surprise to hear of a snakewith curled tusks like those of a pig. The report of such a phecnomenon comes
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      408 6 r« 11i i »ft.7r •.•.:i:ii':rwnuiniij^ j SINGAPORE HOTELS j PmUNM i mm 1.1 nniniiiiniiiininiiiiiintittniniiifiiiiii ii i i iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiimiiiilutuilUUii. MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J[ TO-NIGHT I SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 TO 9.15 P.M. I DANCE (formal) 9.45 to midnight I and BIG CABARET SUCCESS I SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR 5 DAYS ONLY I
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      128 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Speak Ihe Malay Language as a native read the new Storybook entitled TEK CHENG CHENG PAR In !> books at 40 cents each. (Specially edited by W. Boon Seng) Now Ready book Nos. 1 &2. Wle guarantee to complete ihe books during September 1935 otherwise return the books
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      222 6 CLUB DIARY i {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 ?n keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest irfll still be included in
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      239 6 Studio," 46, Bras Basah Road. Assemble, Mr. Heng Choon Keong's residence, Coleman Street, with jackets and instruments, 7.30 p.m. Sunbeam Musical Party: Final music practice for coming invitations, Mr. David Keng's residence, 29, Koek Road, 7.30 p.m. THURSDAY, AUG. 29 Wakt.li Lion Athletic Party: Match with Ov< us Chinese Banking
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      123 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday. Last Night. Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. deg. F. Inches. Hours deg. F. West Coast. Alor Star 85 0.01 4.3 74 Butterworth (P.W.) 84 Nil 2.3 74 S:tiawan 85 Nil 0.7 73 Bukit Jeram 87 0.08 3.9 72 Malacca 80
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      200 6 [POSTAL lNtltlKKNg SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Netherlands Indies, Bagan and Selat Pandjang (Hong Thong) 3 p.m. Bengkalis, Laboean Bilik and Tandjong Balei (Rokan) 3 p.m. Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe and Siak (Hong Kwong 3 p.m. Philippine Lslands (Annam) 4 p.m. TO-MORROW Java and Southern Sumatra (by Air> (Netheiiands)
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      225 6 DIARY Of Tti€ DAY 1 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, AUG. 27 High Tides.—lo.ss a.m., 10.13 p.m. S.C.C. Autumn Tennis Tourney starts, sec Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div 11. S.C.F.A. v. R.E., Anson Roaa Stadium; Com. Cup. Post Office v. Fraser and Neave, Post Office Club ground. TO-MORROW,
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    Motoring Notes & News MECHANISED WORLD OF TO-DAY
    260 7 Motoring Notes News MECHANISED WORLD OF TO-DAY The Distribution Of Petrol now well over 30 million >hicles in use in the world, Gi it Britain alone an average 3 million gallons of motor consumed daily. Figures such ~a some indication of the ol the retail distribution of to the actual
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    HORNET'S FEAT
    77 7 [n Mountain Race iet Special won first nd was second in Uication in the Intc-r- Race. The red by Mr. A. Konig, tria, and driven Thi i fur approximately 1250 nine diffiKatsckberg hours, with urs, and the prescribed average •33 mp h. by several miles. a closed railway
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    FRANCE'S ROAD TOLL
    58 7 rans. imber of fatal road accident? -.506 to 4,737 in France T Pajranon, Minister of the aber of persons killed ompartd on a percentage les. In 1924 the numbe* QOC vehicles wrs 226. while here were 2,563.676 vehl. id, the number had fallen tal who lost their
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    M.G. SUCCESSES
    210 7 Six Prizes In Welsh Rally M. G. cars did particularly well in the recent Welsh Rally, gaining no icwer than six prizes. An M. G. Magnet te driven by Mr. S. Nash won the premier award, the Victory Cup given oy the Western Mail and Echo. Mr. Nash
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    SAVED HIS PASSENGERS
    156 7 Dying Driver's Presence Of Mind Pans. A dying man's thought for his passengers has saved a score of American tourist* from being hurled to their death over a precipice on the Grimsel Pass, which connects the Bernese Oberland with the Upper Rhone Valley, in Switzerland The tourists
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    PETROL PRICES
    152 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and va;ious brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.07 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon 10.82 Shell Motor Spirit to 4-gallon drums per British, Imperial
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    FORD CAR SALES HEAD LIST
    223 7 U.S. Returns For Five Months NEW car registrations for the United States for the first five 'months of 1935 are 53.1 per cent, ahead of those for the same period of 1934. Registrations of commercial vehicles for the first five months of the year followed
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    EVERY SATISFACTION
    159 7 Tribute To Morris-Commercial Truck T feel it my duty." writes Mr. E. Hornbrook of Otago. New Zealand, "to write to you and let you know how pleased I ?m with the truck you manulactured. 'Tl is a 3-ton Forward Drive MorrisCommercial, and has given me satisfaction in every
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    GOOD LOOKING CARS
    97 7 Handsome Coachwork On Morris Models The handsome coachwork of the latest Morris models is gaining for them a continuous series of awards in Concours d'Elegance. At Ramsgate, a Tweive-Four coupe took first place in its' class, whilst a 1 en-Four saloon—the same car. incidentally, which recently travelled
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    ROTHSCHILDS' FAMILY SEAT
    276 7 Becomes Property Of City Of Frankfurt Berlin. THE residence of the Barons of Rothschild in their native town, Frankfurt-on-Main, has just become the property of the City of Frankfurt by an exchange of real estate. Chateau Gruneburg, with its beaut'ful grounds, thus passes out of the Rothschild
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    THEFT OF TREES
    128 7 Singapore, Monday. Although active measures are being taken by the- Municipal authorities and the Police to prevent the cutting down of trees In the Municipal catchment area in Bukit Timah the theft of trees s: ill continues. This was made clear In the Third Police Court this
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS
    82 7 Letters To The Editor [Our reader* are invited to U us on subjipts of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune u does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), aiid on one
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    Queen's Scholarships
    138 7 (To the Editor. the Malaya Tribune» Sir.—What dees "El tu Brut!-" think of the position of yuny hopefuls in U»e Quern's Scholarship class who mike several attempts bul arc always bea en? Would not their fate be much orluh'.ei if thev put In the three or foe.r years
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    KAMPAR TRAGEDY RECALLED
    147 9 Victim's Body Sent To France (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Aug. 26. THE remains ot Rene Valeue ihe young, mining engineer, of a French mine in Kampar. which were buried at Batu Gaiah, were removed to Singapore last week en route to France for reinterment there. It
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    EDUCATION IN U.K.
    143 9 Board's Reorganisation Policy British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 26. ACCORDING to the report of the Board of Education, just issued, the total number of children attending public elementary schools last year was 5,576,752 and there were 448,421 in secondary schools. Steady progress has been made with the
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    64 10 Mi Tun Jim H«e and family wish I». •x--prt»s then* Mno#re thanks to all retu' kveft, Municipal Store» Workshop* staff. S.V.C No. I Platoon. Lion City Club and friends who so kindly s«>nt wreaths, lent ears. rendered aasmtanee, and attended nifcht visits and funeral of Mailam Obur.
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    THE JUBILEE FUND
    705 10 AMONG the papers laid on the table at the meeting of the Legislative Council was "a record of the celebrations in the Straits Settlements in honour of the Silver Jubilee of His Majesty King George V." It is explained that when the celebrations were being planned particulars
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    TRIP TO SHANGHAI
    87 10 By Lloyd Triestino And Dollar Linsrs THE Dollar Steamship Lines and American Mail Line announce that arrangements have been made with the Lloyd Triestino by which first class return fares for the journey between Singapore and Shanghai can be obtained at a cost of £25. The journey
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    MR. H. LINGARD
    90 10 Member Of Borneo Co. Staff Dies In Siam Th? death of Mr. Harry Liiigard. assistant forest manager of the Borneo Cc.. Ltd.. Siam. occurred at Chterigmal on Aug 18. He was 38 years of age. Mr. Lingard had gene to Chiem-mai to meet his wife and two
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    THE DROUGHT BROKEN
    76 10 Heavy Rains In South Of England British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 26. Exceptionally heavy rains on Friday and Saturday of last week which finded the long drought, were general over the whole of Southern England and in some places the rainfalls within 24 hours almost equalled the
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    NEW FRENCH MINISTER
    72 10 Due In Bangkok In November (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Aug. 26. A much travelled man, in the person of M. Marcel Ray, who, for the past five years has been in the Far East, has been appointed French Minister at Bangkok. With his wife, he is
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    Notes and Comments Tin Control
    238 10 jHE general attitude of Malayan tin mining interests to the luture ol tin restriction is summed up by tne circular issued by the F.M.S. unamber ol Mines, published yesterday. The miners accept the assurance of Mr. V. A. Lowinger. Malaya's chiel delegate on tne International
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    A Work Out?
    173 10 yHIS speeding up business is spreading. The Penang Municipal Commissioners started it. The Singapore Commissioners followed suit but not with tne indecent haste of their orethren in tne Northern Settlement. Now the infection has spread to tne Legislative Council. At tnis weeK s meeting the Councillors stole
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    Advice To Small-Holders
    244 10 I AST year the Rubber Research lnsti- tute of Malaya inaugurated a SmallHolders* Advisory Service wiih the main object of improving the quality of sneet rubber from small holdings. Nine instructors, who naa undergone the three years' training course at tne Serdang School of Agriculture and wno
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    Crowds
    136 10 MOW many people were present at the RAF. display in Singapore on Saturday One paper made a bold guess and declared in large letters that the number was 20.000. Another went even better and said there were "certainly more than 20,000." The Sunday Tribune was commendably cautious and spoke
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    Topics Of The Day
    273 10 u lMm on lIATPINS to Return." says a Heading. Is there no disarmament anywnere.-' m One has only to visit tne rJngnsn seaside resorts to see people put on airs," declares a writer, to the seaside to see side. A gossip writer remarks: "The vicar's daughter
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    Mussolini Prepares Memorandum For League ALLEGED ETHIOPIAN AGGRESSION
    559 11 i Mormmis Document \IA H JAPAN IN SAME BOAT? Reuter. Reuter. Home, Aug. 27. 1 1 is understood t hat Signor Mussolini's memorandum to tie against Abyssinia is an mous document detailing ed Abyssinian hostility and ssion over a long period of
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    BANK OF ETHIOPIA
    335 11 Suspension Of Sale Of Foreign Currency Pans, Aug. 2*5. Apparently prompted by (ha continued exrdus of foreigners from Anv.s sinia, the Bank of Ethiopia has announced suspension sine die of fre sale of foreign currency, according to a French report frcm Addis Ababa. Departures from Addis Ababa
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    JAPAN'S SURPLUS POPULATION
    81 11 Negotiations For Rights Of Emigration Reuter. London. Aug. 27. THE Daily Herald gives prominence to an article asserting that the Japanese Government is preparing to open diplomatic negotiations with Britain. Holland and other Powers with the idea of securing emigration rights in the Pacific for her surplus
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    THE LIU TSO CHOW MURDER
    253 11 How The Culprit Was Arrested Shanghai. Aug. 27. AN official communique issued from Peiping states that the assassin of Col. Liv Tso Chow, former commander Of the Special Pciice Corps In Luanchow. In the demilitarissd zone, is a man by the name of Li Pao
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    SCARLET FEVER
    47 11 Epidemic In Kansu District Shanghai, Aug. 27. AN epidemic of scarlet fever Is reported from the Tungnirghsien dis rici in Kansu. More than 500 peopl have died from the disease and many mare are stricken with it. The epidemic Is spr ading—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    NAVAL CONVERSATIONS
    77 11 Foreign Office Receives Japan's Reply British Official Wireless. London. Aug. 26. I It is stated that the text of the Japanese Government's reply to the British Government's recent memoran- j dum on the subject of preliminary multilateral conversations in c;«inection with the naval conference due to beheld this
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT
    50 11 Singapore, Tuesday. Whilst sleeping on his r.harpoy on the five-foot-way in Garden Street shortiy after two o'clock thi? morning, a Sikh >s alleged to have been assaulted by a compatriot with a chooper. Hfl received two incis?d wounds on the forehead and .was taken to hospital by ambulance.
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    COUNCIL MEETING
    19 11 Reports of the proceedings at the meeting of the Legislative Council appear on pages II and is.
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    DRAMATIC APPEAL FROM ARCTIC
    155 11 Marooned Men's S.O.S. HEMMED IN BY THE ICE Reuter. Copenhagen, Aug. 26. 4 DRAMATIC wireless S.O.S. from the Arctic, "we shall die if help is not sent," has been received here. It is believed that it comes from four men adrift in an open boat in
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    COUNTER-CHARGES
    88 11 Soviet Official's Reply To U.S. Protest Reuter. Washington, ,Aug. 27. M. TROYANOVSKY, the Soviet Ambassador to the United States, has replied to the State Department's protest against the speeches made at the Moscow Congress* of the Comintern (Communist International) by making counter-charges against the United States. i He declares
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    MOTORING FATALITY
    80 11 Mr. Lim Peng Han Again Remanded Singapore. Tuesday. Mr. Lim P°ng Han made another appearance in the Police Courts to-day. He is charged with causing the death of Vliss Nancy Wong by a rash ac< When the accused appeared before the Di.tiiet Judge. Mr H A Foner. tins
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    NEON SIGN CATCHES FIRE
    32 11 Singapore. Tuesday. A "Craven A'" Neon Sign which caught fire at the junction of Grove Roaa and Geylang Road yesterday evening, was quickly extinguished by the Fire brigade.
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    DEATH OF COUSIN OF EARL JELLICOE \
    170 11 DEATH OF COUSIN OF EARL JELLICOE British Official Wireless. Churchman Who Abolished London Slums London, Aug. 26. THE Rev. J. B. L. Jellicoe, cousin of Earl Jellicoe, who died on Saturday aged 37, had been prominently associate ea with experimental housing and other reforms in Somerstown, a poor district cf
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    47 11 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. WIRELESS PROGRAMMES. 5. CLUB DIARY, 6. MOTORING NEWS, 7. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, 7. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, J GOVERNOR MAKES AWARDS. 13. SULTAN OF JOHORE'S BIRTHDAY, 13. SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. EXPERIMENTS WITH BUDGRAFTING, 17. CHINA'S RELATIONS WITH JAPAN, 19.
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    EXPANSION OF AIR TRAFFIC
    161 11 Rapid Increase IMPERIAL AIRWAYS STATISTICS British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 26. r PHK continued rapid increase of air traffic is shown by the figures for passengers, freight, mails and mileage of Imperial Airways services. Comparing the first quarters of this year and last, the passenger ton
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    Untitled
    21 11 Mr. Yeow Cheng Hoe, of the Municipal Treasurer's Department, Singapore, has passed the Intermediate Examination of the Corporation of Accountants, Glasgow.
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    Surprise Orders To British Troopship MALTA AND ADEN DEFENCES
    121 12 'Prepare Immediately" ROYAL ARTILLERY ENGINEERS Reuter. I London, Aug. 26. T<HE British India liner Neuralia, A with 1,200 troops aboard, sails from Southampton on Saturday, and possibly sooner for Malta with troops drawn from the Royal Artillery, the Royal Engineers and
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    SWORE A FALSE DECLARATION
    297 12 Man Who Sued Govt Sentenced (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. CHEAH Mum Siew, an elderly Chinese, v. ho Hand the F.M.S Covernment some tme ago for $10.000 as damages for wrongful arrest, was this morning sentenced to nine months' r gorous imprisonment by the Hon.
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    YEAR OLD MURDER
    77 12 Tamil On Trial At Selangor Assizes 1 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. At the Selangor Assizes yesterday, the trial was begun of Sinnanai, a Tamil, who is charged with the murder of a Malayalee named Koran at Sabak Bernam on Dec. 17, 1933. The accused
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    116 12 Friday, Aug. 23. In the afternoon His Excellency and Lady Thomas and Miss Thomas, attended by the personal staff, returned to Singapore. Saturday, Aug. 24. In the afternoon His Excellency and Lady Thomas and Miss Thomas attended the RA F. Pageant at the Air Base, Seletar. Monday, Aug.
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    MR. CHURCHILL AND THE INDIA BILL
    233 12 Graceful Act Of Renunciation British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 26. 1 MR. Winston Churchill, who led the opposition to the Government of India Act, during consideration of the problems by the Joint Select Committee of both Houses of Parliament and later, when the Bill
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    CO-OPERATIVE THRIFT
    250 12 Half Yearly Meeting Of Singapore Society Singapore. Tuesday. The half-yearly meeting of Ihe Singapore Mercantile Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. Ltd.. was held at the Cooperative Societies Department. Fullerton Building, yesterday evening. The Hon. Mr. James Robertson, J.P. president of the society took the chair, and the others
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    71 12 Transit Times For Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on Aug. 26, were as fol- j lows:— Telegrams handed in up to 5 D.m. 5 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 p.m.
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    ACID THROWING
    62 12 Cat For Taiping Chinese 'From Our Own Reporter), Ipoh, Monday. Looi Koh Song, was sentenced to three years' rigorous imprisonment and ten strokes of the cat, by Mr. Justice Howes at the Perak Assizes to-day for throwing formic acid at Low Kang, a vegetable gardener. Medical evidence showed
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    47 12 Singapore, Tuesday. A 20-year-old Chinese girl who is alleged to have attempted to commit suicide in a house in Pulo Saigon Road shortly after 12 o'clock this morning by taking two packets of opium, was taken to the General Hospital in a semiconscious condition.
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    MR. J.I. MILLER
    220 12 Entertained At The J.C.S.A. AT 5 o'clock on Sunday afternoon, the Junior Civil Service Association grounds were the scene of a farewell tea party given in honour of Mr. J. I. MlUer, M.C.S.. on the occasion of his departure on furlough, by the staff of the Statistics
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    CARMELITE NUNS
    247 12 (Jolden Jubilee Of The Foundation I Sydney. N.S.W. Aug. 6. On May 31. 1885, at midnight, 14 Carmelite Nuns left the Carmel de la Irinite, Angoulerne, France, and sailed for Australia. August 1 was the 50th anniversary of their landing in Sydney and the golden jubilee of the
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    SILVER JUBILEE FUND
    413 12 Activities Of Entertainment Committee AS a result of the Jubilee Ball and Competition dance which took place at the New World on Aug. 17. the very > satisfactory amount of $1,242.67 has been forwarded to the Singapore Silver Jubilee Fund. Thanks are due to Mr. Ong Boon
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    HOY CRUSHED TO DEATH
    66 12 1«. Munich, while hts horrified mother luoked on. i C-yesr*old Georj? Oictl of Oberaux. SOui.il Bavaria. was caught hi his iaiher's I I ihreslihvi machine and crushed to I den h Tb? tiilid. vrho had hia inothr.* I "lo be .Jiovcci !o balo u*iih ti»ft toarv»'?tinK
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    JOHORE TEACHER'S WEDDING
    207 12 Bride And Groom In European Dress (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. 26. It was the first time in history that at a Malay wedding in Perak both the bride and bridegroom were attired in European costume. The bride in silver white and the groom in
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    TEXTILE QUOTAS
    459 12 Means Of Restoring U.K. Trade THE following letter from the Secretary of State for the Colonies to HJ2. the Governor on the subject of textile quotas, was tabled at Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council: Downing Street, Ist June, 1935 Sir. In my Circular telegram of January 17
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    VIOLIN RECITAL
    91 12 Programme By Leo Liegeois Details of the programme to be played by M. Leo Liegeois, the noted Belgian violinist, in his recital in the Victoria Memorial Hall to-morrow night, are now available. Madame Felicia Dietz will be the accompanist and the items will ber Part t: Sonata, The
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    FOUR FIANCEES IN 8 WEEKS
    60 12 Berlin. Helnrich Ketelsen, aged twenty-six, became engaged to be married to lour girls within eight weeks. In each case he took their savings, went out to buy the furniture—and never returned. Now he has been sentenced to thirty months' hard labour. The trousseau money, it
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    PENANG HOSPITAL EXTENSION
    284 12 Formally Opened By Resident Councillor (From Our. Own Correspondent, Penang. Aug. 25. ANEW block to the General Hospital was opened here to-day at noon by the Resident Councillor, before a b gathering representing all common At the opening oeremony. Mr. F. C Coales, Senior Executive Engineer, the
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    RELIGIOUS LECTURE
    73 12 By kind permission ol Mr. H. R. Cheeseman. Inspector of Schools. Singapore. Sved Saiim bin Ahmad Alalawee. a well-known theoloeian. will deliver a lecture at the Telok Kurau Malay school at 7 D.m. o n Friday on Islamic religion and it is honed thai all Muslims will attend
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    JUST A PRESENT
    245 12 Attempted Bribery Of Public Servant Singapore, Tuesday. DLEADING guilty to a summons for attempting to bribe the Assistant Official Assignee, Mr. C. O. Lim. a bankrupt Straits-born Chinese made his appearance before Mr. Cunnyngham Brown, the Fourth Magistrate, yesterday. In relating the facts of the case. Mi.
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    Recognition Of Public Services GOVERNOR MAKES AWARDS
    711 13 Certificate Of Honour COUNCIL CHAMBER CEREMONY Singapore, Tuesday. ii i-'ORIC the meeting: of the Le(?i«f.itm- Council began in the tu'l Chamber yesterday. His ii nt'\* the Governor presented Mil lay.in Certificate of Honour Mr. I: Tcswcnsohn, a leader of the i,.,xan community in
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    COURT BAILIFFS CASE
    53 13 Magistrate's Finding Postponed Singapore, Tuesday. The Second Magistrate's finding in j connection with the preliminary inquiry into charges 'of cheating and the I receiving of illegal gratification pre- ferred against two court bailiffs. N. J. jde Cruz and Ahmat Shah, and two Sikhs, has been postponed until
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    TOMBSTONE KILLS CHILD
    64 13 Munich. A 9-year-old girl, Eva Baumeister. ha n been found lying dead on her mother.; i errave by htr father. builder of Rimpai North Bavaria. The child had been playing on thr CenrKtery wall when she «linoed and fe'l. •trlking her hmH against her mother's tombstone directly
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE'S BIRTHDAY
    681 13 Official Programme CEREMONY IN THE IHICONE ROOM .From Our Ou:n Cortetjjondcntj Johore Bahru, Aug. 27. TUiE following is the official programme, which will shortly leave the hands of the Government printers, in connection with the celebration of the sixty-second birthday and Ihe Fortieth year of the
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    SALES-TALK MACHINE
    56 13 oi Berlin. I Slot machines which speak as they geN are described in the papers here, i When th? equivalent of sixpence is put j into the slot, the machine delivers a packet of cigarettes. 1 Simultaneously a voice from inside th? machine names the brand of cigarettes
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    Notes From The Track: S.T.C. Gold Cup Meeting PICKING WINNERS AT BUKIT TIMAH
    1177 14 Notes From The Track S.T.C. Gold Cup Meeting PICKING WINNERS AT BUKIT TIMAH Problem For Punters SOME SPLENDID GALLOPS (By "Vigilant") Singapore, Tuesday. A GOOD deal of fast work was carried out at Bukit Timah to-day, the third morning's training in preparation for the Gold up Meeting of the Singapore
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    WEIGHT-LIFTING IN JOHORE
    272 14 First Championship Meeting (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Aug. 27. I HAVE been asked by the Hon. Secretary of the Johoie Amateur Weight lifters Association to swie that the ihanks of the Association are due to the Ken. Dato S. Q Wong for a donation received,
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    U.S. TENNIS
    60 14 \llison And Van Ryn Win Doubles Final Reuter. Brookline tMass.), Aug. 26. In the American tennis championshfe, men's doubles final AUison and Van Ryn beat Budge and Mako. 6-4 6 2 3—6. 2—6, 6—l. MIXED DOUBLES In the final of the Women's Doubles Mrs. Palfrey Fabyan and Maier
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    FULL POINTS FOR CHINESE
    547 14 First Division Soccer S.R.C. BEATEN BY 3-NIL Singapore, Monday. THE Chic*: obtained full poinK at j th< ci the S.R'\ at <hi .\v r V Read Stadium this afternoon, in he WfSl Division of the League Thf winners had mcst of the play but the opposite
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    MALACCA GOLF
    169 14 Mixed Foursomes Shanghai Competition (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Monday. On Saturday, Aug. 17, the seaside course at Tanjong Lereh presented a very busy scene during the progress of the mixed Foursomes Shanghai Competition. There was a large number of entries and iOme very good scores were returned.
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    SATURDAY'S TITLE FIGHT
    340 14 Great Interest FRISCO'S PLANS FOR THE FUTURE (By X.0.") Singapore, Tuesday. A LTHOUQH Young Frisco and A Gunboat Jack have already met, plenty of interest is being taken in he return battle to be staged at the Olympic Stadium on Saturday, A ?n the previous fight, which
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    MALACCA VOLUNTEER SHOOT
    166 14 Successful Monthly Meeting (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Malacca. Aug. 26. THE Malacca Volunteer Corps. B.R.A. shoot for th? month of August took place on Sunday morning at the M.VC. Rifle Range at Bukit Sebukor, Malacca, at 200 yards and 500 yards. The weather wcs ideal and some
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    THE ST. LEGER
    99 14 Bahram At 6 To 4 In Latest Call-Over Reuter. London, Aug. 26. T HE following is the .latest call-over 1 for the St. Leger:— 6 to 4 Bahram t. and o. 8 to 1 Field Trial o. 10 to 1 Plassy t. and o. 100 to 8
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    42 14 Glamorgan Well Beaten By Essex Reuter. London, Aug. 26. At Neath Essex beat Glamorgan by an innings and 92. Essex made 236. Glamorgan scored 43 and, in the follow on, 101. P. Smith took six wickets for 58 runs. Reuter.
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    52 14 Players whoso names appear lirst on the list of ties each day are responsible for securing an umpire. Competitors are earnestly requested to arrange for an umpire in plenty cf time beforehand and net to leave it to the chance cf getting en* in the club at the
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    SECOND DAY'S WEIGHTS
    404 14 Good Fields Again PONY RACES FILL WELL Singapore, Tuesday. THE weights for the second day of the Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) Meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 4, were issued yesterday. The eight races have again filled well and good fields will face the starter on Wednesday
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    The South Africans' Tour In England STATISTICS OF THE FIVE TEST MATCHES
    1398 15 Some Interesting: Figures HOWLING AND BATTING AVERAGES: NOTABLE PERFORMANCES Singapore. Monday. Tin in* of «he Soulli African trie Icctirs m England will conclude on |tt 7. whni they wilt m«-ei Mr. H. D. G. Leve-son GowWa XT at
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    CHANCE OF NEW MILE RECORD
    573 15 Anothsr Duel LOVELOCK TO TRY AGAIN "V"0 foot race in this country has been the subject of more comment or one of more interest than the A.A.A. Mile championship, writes Fleetfoot in the Sporting Chronicle. That John Lovelock is smarting under his defeat by the
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    TWO FOOTBALLERS SUSPENDED
    203 15 And One Warned DISCIPLINARY ACTION IN SELANGOR (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. STRONG disciplinary action has been taken by the Selangor Football Association against the players involved in the recent incident during the Junior knock-out competition match between the S.C.R.C. "B" and the Batu Arang
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    HIS 20 YEARS' WAGES
    200 15 Husband Finds £3,720 Locked In Wife's Trunk Qttttenberg, New Jersey. Fcr 20 years Charley Benson, engineer on a Hudson River tugboat, gave his wife Margaret all his cvtrj week. In return .*:he allowed him his lunch money. The- rest she took upstair* arid locked in a
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    "AIR SENSE"
    108 15 Melbourne. July 24. To be issued with pilots' licences J throughout Australia by permission of j the Civil Aviation Branch of the Defence Department, 2,000 booklets, entitled "Air Sense" have been compiled and published by the National Safety Council of All str 1 ict The booklet is a
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    "TIN CAN MAIL" ENDS
    241 16 South Sea Natives Charge Too Much Sm ii FYunctoco. THb "ti« Ml niMl"—the Strang- «t postal ai'i'VUtf- h«H flo.svil down. It imd bc» M in operation for nearly 13 y<m under tin ttuidnnc of Mr. W. kih.' of th<* few white m«n oil lhe <f-bound Inland
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    SO FAT SHE COULD SCARCELY BREATHE
    26 16 llV i Vllll l l ll,5. >,. >. l I,,., ,.l2 <, >,>, > u»n l > 5 >".!<!>.!'' l. < >, ..>! ..Ill !»>l > > > l ,,,..,l!.- l"' 1,. .'v'.
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    FINES FOR AMERICAN MERCENARIES
    264 16 In Italian Or Abyssinian Armies Washington. THE Unit d States Government wishes to discourage vigorously the enlistment of American citizens in the armies of either Italy or Abyssinia. Mr. Phillips, Acting Secretary of Sta.? •n Ihe absence of Mr. Cordell Hull, haj reminded the public through
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    A LONG TRIP
    174 16 Clergyman Travels 7,500 Miles Brisbane. Auu i. Wliru i! I» If• v p Smith, triui'iii in hi.% ii■ 11 »i Alice Springs next week, <<•«* uii alweiuv nl tluve month;., hp u<:i liii Vi: trnvcMi'd by train, steamer and lurk about 7 frill) tulles The Ihxi 1,000
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    DOUBLE BURGLARY
    49 16 Cairo M Georges Theodossiou. an electrician, returned to his shop after lunch to lind that it had been burgled. That same evening, in order to forget his troubles he took his wife to the cinema. When he returned home he found that his house had been burgled.
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    LORD HUNTINGFIELD
    179 16 Visits Scenes Of Boyhood Days Brisbane. July 2b. pAMBLING over Campsey Ash farm, neat Grattan. where be lived till lie was IS years old. Lord Huntingfield spent a :lay among the scenes of his boyhood and met many old friends. He described it later as the proudest day
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    DOUBLE RECORD
    160 16 Seaplane Lifts 2:J Tons 18,200 Feet Up Baltimore. MaTylana. A new American seaplane has created two world's records, it Is earned her? —the load-carrying record for seaplanes and the height record for any aire;at. carrying more than 10.000 kilograms faboui 22 200 pounds'*. The seaplane is known as
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    "EN-IS-YNFER"
    144 16 Sydney, Aug. 6. •En-is-ynfer." said Mr. E.W Street "Who la she?." asked the Chiel Judge In Equity. Mr. Justice Long Innes. "It's a he," said Mr. Street. "He's the nephew of the deceased who died In Wales. Anna Davies. of Penwernfawr Cwmcoy. is his niece, and an executrix! She's
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    ESCAPEE FROM GAOL
    439 16 Impersonates Prison Chief's Son Brisbane, A u«. 5. CLUDING the guard, Arthur Chark- Watson, 21. escaped from Boggoroad Gaol, Brisbane, on Aug. 5. in stolen clothes. Reaching Archerfield aerodrome. Watson represented himself as a son of the prison superintendent (Mr. J. F. Whitney, who is also acting
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    "WAKE-ME-EARLY"
    154 16 A New Use Of The Telephone Sydney. Aug. 0. When the "wake-me-earlv" system s tablished by the Postmaster-OtneraJ in March, 1933. telephone calls in Sydnej N.S.W. were chiefly confined to between 1 a.m. and 7 a m. Now they range practically over the 24 hours. Men and women with
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    MORE TELEPHONES IN USE
    120 16 One To Every 13 Persons In Australia Melbourne. Aug. 3 Australia now has a telephone to »-vei v 13 persons, and holds seventh place among the nations of the worlJ. The Director General of Post* anu Telegraphs announces that during Jane 2.478 telephones were added to
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    ROOSEVELT'S GOAT HAIR SUIT
    62 16 Washing ton President Roosevelt has bough; tiimSelf a white suit made of Texas goal haiiHe wore it at his regular press conference In the White House When one oi his secretaries complimented mm on his appearance, the President said at had got the suit on the
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    Increasing The Yields Of Rubber Trees EXPERIMENTS WITH BUD-GRAFTING
    303 17 Satisfactory Results POSSIBLE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES -\ii* Mail) 1 otxiort, Aug. l(>. imi vn» ii |v.itonUA] produe- r is j/reatly in ex- mplion, when world rii i c.l ami efforts are ill-rover fresh mar- i.v air' fco expand Lhoso »xi>l. i( peems
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    2.000 LB. AN ACRE
    542 17 > -.(m i'k uce Of ['rang Bcsar Rubber •hi flioro t> much »>,- Muted wuh lunti'jooeu uin Mil)' j ..«mlwr <>112 elan»* (M.lrl, i.t IIIU urlty of giv.nK i l.nrucon 2 000 lb, and i, when larttp't tn ;i rv fifti. I UHi lrtcs :»n IM-TC.
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    OF GREAT VALUE
    578 17 Lesson To The Venturesome In Uufi respect, the experience of Prang Ke?ar is oi great value. and »o that of !»an 1 r.J• Plantations, which lma no I®SS than om* aert: of budded rubber, till of which will cmne ti.tdet the knife during the next two or
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    GRASS FIRE
    28 17 Singapore, Monaay. A .small grass fire which broke out in I Goodman Road yesterday afternoon was quickly extineruished by the prompt arrival of the Fire Brigade.
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    PIECE GOODS DEAL
    245 17 Alleged Breach Of Trust I Singapore, Monday. A CASE of alleged criminal breach of trust involving $1,013.3*0, in which a Chinese, Tan Kee Leng, is the accused was commenced before the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, to-day. The complainant is Mr. H. L Jones, a piecegoods
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    CHARABANC DETAINED
    96 17 Driver Tries To Smuggle Currency B rlin. A charabanc full of tourists, mostly British, was detailed by the German frontier police on the German-Luxemburg boundary for several hours. It was not allowed to proceed until the Belgim Travel Agency organism? th. tour had paid fines of £36. in
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    FINNS VOLUNTEER
    103 17 Service In Italian Army And In Abyssinia Helsingfors. About 1.000 Finns have volunteered for service in the ItUian Army and 400 have expressed their desire to serve under the Emperor of Abyssinia, according to the ItaJian and Abyssinian Consulates h?re. The applicants include officers of the regular Army,
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    DEALS IN NATAL CATTLE
    92 17 Meat Supply For Italy's Troops In East Africa Ladysmith, Natal. Italy's East African venture is bringing prosperity to the farmers here—at any rate. Some big deals have been put through with buyers acting on behalf of contractors to the Italian forces in East Africa. This development
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    SHOCK FOR EX-SOLDIER
    100 17 Sees His Own Name On War Memorial Paris. I An ex-soldier, M. Paul Oudar, visiting the former battlefield of Chesnois Auboncourt, in the Ardennes, where he lost a number of the comrades he had made in the trenches, was much take abacK to see his own name
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    CONTROL OF CIVIL FLYING
    95 17 Growth Of Teleprinter Services London. Aug. 25. {N order to relieve aerodrome wh-iess of route traffic messages and free it for other heavy demands, including weather reports to pilots, a teleprinter service has been installed between Heston Airport and Manchest Dr radio station similar to the
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    SPARROWS SAVE MAN
    131 17 Suddenly Taken 111 During The Night Vienna. Sparrows have saved the life of Fran/. Ob-rhuber, 75-year-old peasant of Gallbrunn. near here. For twenty years the old bachelor had made it a habit every morning to feed from his window the sparrows whic;< came regularly in masses from
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    GLASS RAZOR-BLADES
    126 17 Sharper And Cheaper Than Steel Ones? Prague. Safety-razor black's made from g'ass that is the latest uka of the glass factones at JaMoruv, in No th Bohemia The blades arc said to be as thill and strong as steel ones and the makers claim that they wnl have
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    ALLEGED STABBING
    46 17 Singapore. Monday. Two Chinese ccclies en board me s.s. Li pis ore alleged to have been slabbed b\ a compatriot shortly after Blb thLs mcrning. One of the men received rather ssiious head Injuries. Both men were taken to the General Hospital by ambulance.
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    TAMIL REFORMERS
    224 17 Speeches On The Position Of Women AN address was delivered by Mrs. Meenambal at a meeting of the literary section of the lamil Reform Association, Singapore, on Saturday. Mr. A. C. Suppiah was in the chair. Mrs. Meenarrjbal pointed out that the position of women in India had
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    CHINESE IN SIAM
    124 17 Eighty Schools Close Down Hongkong, Aug. us. Mr, Huang Lin Shu, Education Commissioner of Kwangtung returned fiom his tcur of Malaya and Sia>r yesterday. He said that the Siamess Government had enforced compulsory education in Siamese. Eighty Chinese schools liad been cicssd and many Chinese had been
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    LATEST CHINA NEWS
    134 17 Flood Losses Estimated At $300,000,000 Shanghai. Aug. 25. According to the Cu-; cms returns for July. the total Imports were and the exports $45 958,927. Egg products claimed first place in the exports while woodoil. ca and ground nut. came second. The Ministry of Finance lias instructed
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    JUBILEE BELL FOR IPOH CHURCH
    159 17 Presented By Mr Mrs. A. C. J. Towers Ipoh. Aug. 24. THE Jubilee Bell ordered by Mr. A C. J. Towers from Croydon for ihe Jubilee Perch presented by Mr. and Mrs. lowers to St. John's Church, Ipoh. has arrived. It has a beautiful deep
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    48 17 The Mayfair Musical Partys anniversary sary conceit will be held v ihe Victoria Tneatie en Sep IS- It was postponed from the date originally BJCee) n\ account of the concerts for the China Relief Fund to be held at the Great World en Sept. 8 and 11.I 1
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    GERMAN TRIBUTE TO PRINCE OF WALES
    255 18 Popularity Goes Beyond Empire Berlin. A STRIKING tribute to the Prince of Wain a- Britai I'a leadtng "From Soldier" s paid by Professor Otta oeleker. in an article in the "Berlinei i:< orsen Zeitung." He writes: "The Prince's popularity goes far beycad the herders
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    MUNICIPAL TENDERS
    163 18 Axlmsion Oi Water And (ias Service COMMIT IEF.1EF. Ni>. 2"I Uic Singapore Municipal rc-Mtru-oUjiitJl-i rcrunimended arcyptrtHc*- of tin» of Mr Oj\H Kisti S>'iicj a'. SSl.loO lor the crcci tloo »«f two biocks of nuurU'ia, outhouxo* and paifuji* at Mount Tabor for the Electricity Depurlnu-m. The lowest tender submitted
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    NEW BILLS IN COUNCIL
    1662 18 Firs! Ki-adingb ragged AN ANNUAL LAW SUPPLEMENT Singapore, Tuesday. SEVERAL new bills were Introduced at the meeting of thr± Legislative Counc.l yesterday. The CJeneral Officer Commanding l he Troops, Major-Ceneral E. 0. Lew in* moved the first reading of I he Royal Naval Volunteers Reserve (Amendment)
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    MARKET LIST
    468 18 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore, Aug. 23. MEAT Beef, steak, kati 34 Beef, stew or curry, kati Fillet, steak, per lb. J Mutton, Australian, per lb. pork, lean, kati JJ Pork, lean and fat <lst quality), kau 32 POULTRY Capons locally reared, kati 52 Ducks, each JJ Fowls,
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    SIN CHUNG JIT POH
    82 18 New Chinese Newspaper For 1 Singapore A new Chinese daily newsoaper to be published at noon, will make its appearance in Singapore on Sept. 11 This la the Sin Chung Jit Poh and it will be under the patronage of Mr. Aw Boon Haw Mr. Aw
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    ASSAULT CASES
    96 18 Singapore. Moncay. There were two eases of assault during the week-end which necessitated he removal of the victims to hospital. On Saturday afternoon an elderly Chinese is alleged tc have been struck on the face with an iron bar by a com patrict in Rochore Road. He was
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    NOT CONVICTED AND NOT ACQUITTED
    574 18 Problem For The Chief Justice Singapore. lionda? THE Acting Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Burton, was placed in rather a i un usual position in coming to a decision in an appeal by the Deputy Public Prosecutor against an order made by the Third Magistrate binding
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    EDUCATION BOARD
    151 18 Income And Expenditure For 1934 Singapore, 1 uesday. Tin- following report on the income and expenditure of the Education Board for 1934, was tabled at Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council. The total cash balance of the Board at the end of 1934 amounted to $844 92 The
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF $10
    90 18 Anglo-Indian Accused Rcturni'il To Kuala Lumpur Singapore. Mend#? J. A Cronlng the Anglo-liuUflr wi'" was recently arrested a' Pulau Bru:i 0:1 a provisional warrant from Kiia« Lumpur, made another appearance fore the Second Magistrate. Mr Oric.e. to-day. on a ehante vf 'b''* l $40 from .in
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    CHINA'S RELATIONS WITH JAPAN
    203 19 Ni w Phase Opening? I I \NS FOR ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION Shanghai, Aug. 26. j PANESE military and economic experts attached to the South hurian Railway are investigating possiblities in Charhar. Chiang Two Tin, the Chinese idor oi' Japan, left for Tokyo day evening. If he arrives
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    268 19 Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Aug. 24. D Treble, manager. Devon returning from the Jasin be ci rly hours ol the morning last saw a tiger lying on road. He ordered the the headlights and a The beast received o! the car on the ild and was dragged for
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    SHOOTING ACCIDENT
    194 19 Malay Injured In Tiger Hunt (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Aug. 24. DEPORTS have reached here that a tiger hunt in Asahan has resulted in one of the party of hunters being accidentally shot It appears that Che Ismail bin Haji Ahmad, dresser attached to the Bukit Asahan
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    MALACCA MUNICIPALITY
    344 19 New Commissioner Takes His Seat (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Malacca, Aug. 24. At the Commissioners' meeting held on Wednesday, last, Mr. F. A. de Witt, the new Commissioner, took his seat and was introduced to the other Commissioners by the President. This was also the last meeting attended
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    CATHOLIC YOUTH
    560 19 Meeting Of Singapore Association Singapore. Monday. THERE was a large attendance at the annual general meeting of the Catholic Young Men's Association held at the club premises in Ophir Road yesterday evening. It was decided to reduce the subscription from $1 to 50 cents per month for working
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    220 19 Challenge To Law And Order In U.S.A. Plattsburg, Mo., Aug. 15. THREE hundred farmers have forcibly prevented the United States Marshal, Mr. Henry Dillingham, and his deputies, from conducting a foreclosure sale of a farm. They challenged the officials to attempt to conduct similar sales scheduled
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    SENH TAN KONGSI
    170 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Aug. 24. An extra-ordinary general meeting cf the Senh Tan Kongsi was held at the Eng Chuan Tong premises on Saturday. Aug. 10. Mr. Tan Soc Hock was in the chair. After ihe revised rules had bper. passed for the second time,
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