Malaya Tribune, 29 August 1935

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXIL No. 206 SINGAPORE THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1935 FIVE CENT The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Aug. 29, 1935. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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      135 1 I He*J The jferadag Slritmnt Dominant In JyXlulaya V FOR STRONG HEALTHY BODIES|H drink yip KLIM MILK 1 i t i i i i i i i i i i i i i f i i i i i i i i i i iiii!i|iiiiiii li!i>il H J"J i i
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      91 1 THE "CONTAX" CAMER THB SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT a FX). Box ft. SINGAPORE, 1 e ==gg= Jl WHISKY v In eVeVy P] rtainmont I freshment in its niihl C' stimulus. Onler it, rv. tiVf 'Jfik iL Dewar s is sf,riail, j \'Mb\ acceptable, tho whi,k> %v Of whiskies, the wry DEWARS The
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    Shipping News & Notices. SAILING SHIPS
    208 2 Shipping News Notices. SAILING SHIPS Swedish Invention To Bring Rfnaisssncc VIP- Frertrik y\ -nctnrer, invento» oi that mc trorri steam prC a l!./has invented will new sail ancl 112 sft iiing ships, at !o arrive on a -haduW ume 0 T sf U mast, which spatf. and furl and has
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    YOKOHAMA DOCKYARD
    176 2 Mitsubishi Interests To Take Over Control Tokyo, Aug. 8. Purchase of the Yokohama Dockyard Co., Ltd., one of the oldest shipbu fiTus in Jaoan. by the Mitsubishi Heavy Industry Co*. Ltd., a division of the vast Twnsaki interests, was virtually concluded to-day. The deal, which will be submitted
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    TONNAGE REPLACEMENT
    236 2 Danish Shipowners To Sell Old Vessels It ss reported that two of the largest Danish thipowner», Viz., Mr. A. P. Moiler and Mr. J. L&uritzen. are about to sell *veral of their *hip*. Thtr-e owned by Mt. Moller intended or sale are th» following:—Jelling t built 906. 3.1500
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    NEW POLISH WARSHIPS
    189 2 Keel-Laying Ceremony At Cowes I I THE ceremony of laying the keel and closing the first rivets of one of two torpedo-boat destroyers being constructed by Messrs. John Samuel White and Co Ltd., at East. Cowes, for the Polish Government, was performed recently by Count Raczynski, the
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      440 2 STEAMER SAILINGS PL P&Oand BRITISH INDIA P 0 S N. Co s SAILINGS: V OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. UoO. L BURDWAN C.OTO Aug. 30 RAJPUTANA 17,008 Aug. 30 It MANTUA U.OOO Sept. 6 1 THITRAL 15.000 Sept. 13 SOMALI 6 810 Sept. 25 CATHAY 15,000 Sept. 27 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Oct
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      36 2 O.S.K. LINE I s.s. "MANILA MARU" (10,000 G. Tons). 1 LEAVES SINGAPORE SEPT. 11th. direct for COLOMBO Ist 3rd Deck. $120. $31.20 $17. For further particulars please apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, j TEL. 5887—9.. j
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      468 2 HE&P ENG MOH S.S. CO., LIMITED. (RED FUNNEL LINE) (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) REGULAR PASSENGER and Cargo Services from Singapore to Java, Borneo. Banks and Billiton. For BATAVIA, CHERIBON AND SEMARANG (Every Tuesday and Friday) s.s. NAM YONG Fri. Aug. 30 s.s. BAN HONG LIONG Tues. Sept. 3 For SOURABAYA
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      205 2 N. Y.IU.INE (Incorporated in Jap*a). NEW REDUCED FARES TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ. Minimum Rates. Ist TSW* N.ple, $497 &'ss4o *Sl7 ft $£S ess-a, 4 s a aft I Next Sailings— im s.s. KATORI MARU Sept. 5 i s KASHIMA MARU Sep*, v m s YASUKUNI MARU Oct 2 ™s HAKONE
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      521 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M.S. STiam LALANDIA 17-9 17-9 18-9 20-9 JUTLANDIA 8-10 8-10. 9-10 11-10 MEONLA 29-10 29-10 30-10 1-11
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      443 2 STEAMER SAILING? r j NORDDEUTSCHE* \Bt\ LLOYD. p» (Incorporated in HGormany). The underooted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. 1986. "TRAYE r for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China and Japan Sept. 8 HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen, "ANSGIR" also calls Genoa. M'seilles, Havre, Dunkirk and Antwerp Duo Aug. 28 Sails Sept.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    119 3 RUBBER PRICE UP i CENT Further Increase Anticipated Financial Correspondent) nirapore, Thursday morning. (Singapore), 19% c s U P Market Tone: Very steady. Tin (Singapore) $107%, down $lr,n-fo-day's Prices: unchanged. t T< ne: Steady after easier. York: 11"' i cts., lip 1.16 ct. Market Tone: Steady. TIN
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    66 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore. Thursday. SC Steady. Aye? Weng $180 SelangOT .90 .94. c.c. Kramat 15 cd cb Kuchiii Tin 67 .70. (M SI 12 Lukut 51.04 $1.08. 70 74, North Taiping. .53 .57. Tin Fids. 63 69 x.ri. Takuapa T Harbour $7 50 $7.70 cd. BBER Quiet. [ALB:
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    THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED.
    126 3 UEYEF CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE apita! Fully Paid Yen 100,000,000. Rrnerve Fund Yen 12:»,*00.000. Ml \l» OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES al Alexandria, Batavia, 3. rl'n. Daii F y Hamburg, Hankow Harbin Honolulu H<»nekong. Hsink r tr*. Karachi. Kobe, London, Los Angeles. Manila, Moji, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New York,
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1469 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., and Lyab and Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Thursday, 10 a.m. FTaser yal: 4 00. Slvatt 4 Ampat 4 3 4.9 4 4 6 Zl A. Kumbang 32 6 33 6 33,- 35,--11 A. Malay
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    84 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Thursday noon. No. I.X.R.S-S. in cases (F. 0.8. September) ***** 19% Cloud F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8. September) 19 116 19 31b No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awarduble Spore) 19% 19% do. Sept. 19% do. Oct. Dec. 19 3 4 19
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    LAMBAK RUBBER LIMITED
    1339 3 Annual Meeting MR. J. G. HAY ON CONTROL AT the annual general meeting ol Lambak Rubber Limited held in London on July 25, Mr. J. G. Hay (chairman) presiding, sain: By the lamented death in March last of Mr. J. A. Macgregor the company lost a shrewd
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    40 3 London. Aug:. 28. Sterling: on New York 4.97-5 1G: Paris 75-1 16. On the Stock Exchange a better tendency prevails. British Government stocks were stronger with War Loan m per cent, at 195%. Gold 1395. lid.—British Official Wireless.
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    BRITISH RETAIL TRADE
    50 3 London. An 28 Tho wmIUM cf v> retail trad ral s to July 1935. was 6.7 per cent, gr« Jn:ir in July 1034 Stoclcs at the end July 1935, wen slightly higher than a year ago and employment was 42 per cent. v« Briti h OfTtrial Wirele
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    DALLAS OIL HILL
    31 3 Washington, Aus. 28 President Roosevell has signed th< Dallas Oil BUI, whereby tin tihrtf pro ducing States agree c lira! protfuctior Of crude oil and prevent waste.- Renter
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      110 3 THE EASTERN UNITED AMI R ANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. MEAD OFFICE: 14D, Cecil St., Singapore. L. G. JOHNSON. General Maaager. THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (incorporated fa gINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Aooioriscd and Subscribed Capital fi'ooo'oOO F.M-up-Cap.tal mfioo Reserve Fund and
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      23 3 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. If ARGOLIOUTH, Hanafar oFPirp- Vffff.ATfVlW ORPTFTf.
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      384 3 SAFEGUARDED INSURANCE. j So long as premiums on insurance are met protection for your family la a certainty. But there is always t6a danger that piotection m*J be lost, when an accident diverts funds irom the insurance te meet expense*. The Asia Life offers a sure and exclusive way of
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      563 4 <* i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i MiiiirrriKnniiiiamß* I M HASSAN I 1 3<J 3T, BRAS BASAH ROAD. I 2 SINGAPORE. p We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water ser- vice line I I We
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      662 4 EARN $10 to $50 or more daily. No experience needed. No canvassing. We advertise for you at our cost. Fast sale?. Th s Golden Opportunity is open only to j Ch nese in Malaya and the Far East who i ppasani weil-keot shops and telephone. I Apply to AOEL, e)o
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      711 4 STRAUS TYPEWRITER AGENCY (Established m 1914). Station*™ and Repaireri. 14-A, Change Alley, Singapore* refunded. f4f vi up for war hanift in <*»se poor •writer is out of Ordef t" n< d» inuaoate attention. alonthly cleaning of typewriters in office? .uuertaken, and can be arranged on receipi it instructions. Phone Nos.
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      300 4 "*BX«"iniHßiliilDi™irini;;i ir*fi".t .i i i 1 I JUST ARRIVED I G AI. V A NIZE I^^IT)E• EIGHT Z LAMPS 5 Dioptric Lenses 7" X 5" \i Z (Approved by Board of Trade} As Required by New Regulation For TdNGKANCS JUNK'S. HYE SENG Co., Slip-Chatldlers; Sail-Maker.-;, etc. 36 36, Chulia Street:
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      245 4 I SERVICE I That K> second to none. Porfect service and absolute satisfaction is guaranteed on all Clocks and Watches sent for Repair to VICKWOH HING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Read) Contractors for the Repair of Qsckf and Watches to the British Army a> v I R.A.F. Base
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    DETAILS OF ALASKA AIK DISASTER
    191 5 11iltt Post And Rogers Wir? Killed 1« w' the aeroplane 112 hldl Wiley Pom and WIU > ~i r uv»"% tu-ar point on Adg. 1«. ate given M »,ha! irom an altitude i rmvn had been lust in lv landed iu an nurd Walkpi. Post
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    CHINA'S REVENUES
    81 5 To Subsidise Canton v\"iih SIO.WW.OW)? Hufciikoiig An- L>l 71. i Oi «nhfßeiorib* J vVI(.M <*-ir.'.Ol ret.l '.:ii "A o! i IiUC- i sh, --a ?o «■•irrl-ju'er im" tit x t» 4 ;vnlmi i-owdit »«>!' me \\t-v <o ir*c i VUfllOn V.Ul'O tw? Dx H. H *i)l i' .ive
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    MERCANTILE BANK
    36 5 Dividend Of Six Per Cent. Declared Singapore branen of tho Bank oi India Ltd., has re rronl the head office Board of Directors interim dividend of less income tax, in re&- the current year.
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST
    41 5 Singapore, Wednesday a H*arlns of the case in I T)\vies is indicted on three rhninal breach of trust has bee/postponed until Aug. 30. fnr the prosecution, con [Mr Koh Choon Hong, counsel for the Miscellaneous Department, Treasury.
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    MALAY'S THEFT
    22 5 Singapore, Wednesday evicted on a charge of v and clothing valued lalay named Mohamed Ah rl four months' rigoious imp
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      108 5 Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Tour .kin ha. ■••'^^.Sifo^pSK aeaina or pores where *my *erms ■itci can hide and cause your Kin Crack, Feel, Burn, also W 0 lUncvoim l'imple.. Acnebjgj««» lm# %rlth Foot. lXm t was to w ordinary method.. You ">" n ew discovery t rating treatment
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      24 5 I The beer ot I II long standing and j j outstan j oo gbod! j IN. V. Straits Java Trading Co., SINGAPORE PENANG
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      146 5 MNMtMVMi ,iiiiii i i i f I ■I I Ml r j I CALL AT: 1 THE FAR EAST MOTORS SUPPLY 63. ORCHARD ROAD. I IF ANYTHING IS WRONG WITH THK m m m mm I IGNITION OR STARTING OF YOUR GAR. I Tel: cr 1 'j JeMJ AH E
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      529 5 Radio For Malayan Listeners TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PHOHI, HOLLAND BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE PROGRAMME I BTAI«~ Wireless Programme For English National Sheep To-Day Wireless famine For Dog Trials (pcJ ig 71 Mctr( s) TO-DAY'S Empire wireless pro,™ 7.50 p.m.-P*-W*— Anthem DJB 45 MetW lis as follows:- and openn? announcement, p.m.—-DJB, DJN Announcement TRANSMISSION
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— 70-DAY'S SHIPPING
    504 6 PASSENGERS HOMEWARD Tlie following passengers are proceeding by the s.s. "Ranchi" from Singapore nt 9.» a.m. on Friday, the 30ih instant. for Penang, Colombo, Bombuy and Europe. Mr C O. Williams. Mr Y. H. Poon. Mr JB M. Mete'-r, Capt. ana Mrs.
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    PASSENGERS
    99 6 Th *r\l] Wine pass»'"-p<*rs arrived in r frt>m Otuia und Japan by the P md O R: nchl yesterday:— M r D M GerrarU, Miss V. Crei ;h--'.ou. Mr Munchanim. Mr. Ganjararam, Mr. ;ind Mrs. F. J r Ludowiri. Mi*. M A. Hall, Mr R. H. Bennttt, Mis. O.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    20 6 The Air Mair despatched from Singapore on Aug. 18. was delivered in London on Aug. 28. (10 days).
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    60 6 Mails expected from Europe (London Mails) by th- P. and O. (Rajputana>, tMJe of delivery of boxholders' letters only 8.45 a.m. to-morrow and general delivery of letters 8.45 a.m. to-morrow Ma Is expected from China and Japan by the Bornes Maru. due at Singapore to-day. Mails expected from
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    MONEY MARKET
    218 6 SELLING Singapore, Aug. 29. London 4 months' sight 2,4 116 London 3 months' sight 2 4 1t32l t 32 London 60 days* sight 2 4 London 30 days' sight 2;3 31 32 London demand 2 3 15,16 London T7T. 2|3 15|16 Lyon and Paris demand 869 Hamburg demand
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    STERLING EX' CANGE
    109 6 British Official Wireless. London, Auq. 28. Paris 75 7-64. 1 N'ew York 4.97 9 16 I Montreal 4.98-1; i Brussels 29 49. Geneva 15 23 Amsterdam 7 1 GO 3 B iiin 12.L"0 j. 1 Slvp)t; 'jt* 1 w 2? Ohio i > u* VjkMiJM 2' I
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    202 6 j Prices Realised At Weekly Sale THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its *****t auction, to-day, when there were: Catalogued 843,228 lb.—tons 376.44 Offered 813.656 lb—tons 363.24. Sold 697,980 lb —tons 311.60. London—<Spot 5.5 Bd. New York—Spot 11.11 16 cts. PRICES REALISED I Ribbed Smoked
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    140 6 Halldor, Norwegian, 840 tons, from Bangkok 29.8, to Malacca, Teluk Anson and Penang 29.8. Valentijn, Dutch, 1,181 tons, from Sourabaya 29.8, to Bali, Java 3T.8. Hai Lee, Norwegian, 2,160 tons, from Port Swettenham 28.8, to Hoihow 30.8. Matsumoto Maru, Japanese, 4,334 tons from Yokohama 28.8, to Penang 29
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    AMUSEMENTS
    64 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Lottery Lover." CAi-iioL.—"All the lung's Horses." -"Shanghai Expre a." GrtLAJ WORLD -Cab-tret Danein* Si shews, Malay Operas Cheese Wa iiic*o. Taikies. **'C. iWOUl).—"Paody, the next Ihirw a.iv retaking All Others MAI .i^L/tcri.— iarzan and Hi.: Mate. NL OKLD.--Cabajet Dancing Sic -viaiay Operas Chinese Wa vans alas, Talkies etc PAY
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    107 6 ti I ALONGSIDE IHE WHARVES Oh EXPECTED TO AKKIVE Singapore, Aug. 29. uaii (Entrance 1) Rajula 22. aaam vviiarf (Entrance Gate 3) Ranchi 18; Kistna 16; Klang 14; Perak 13; Ansgir 7. £uipirt i>uck (Entrance Ga«,<- 3» Foylebank 30; Borne.) Maru 32; Elephanta 34; Cingalese Prince 'M; Clara
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    PRODUCE
    190 6 Singapore, Aug. 28. R. <Siamj W. Coast No. l per Koyan $134 R. iSiam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $132 R. (Siam i W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $IM Rice, B. Siam, No. 1 per Koyan $104 Rice, B. Siam. No. 2 per Koyan $101 Siam, Rice
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      552 6 li••iii■iiiiiiiitimiiiimi■i i j ,j < i i i U i i i i t i i MMM j Singapore uotils i i i i i.i mi mm mm mi i~> > i iiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••<••••••• iiiiniiijiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiuii MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL Jf TO NIGHT 1 I SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 TO 9.15 P.M.
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      140 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED—Advertisement representative in Singapore for Malacca paper. Only men with advertis'ng experience need apply.— Wr'te o "Guard an," Malacca. WANTED—European lady housekeeper for large Hotel. Must be experienced and able to speak Malay. Apply to Box 724. Malaya Tribune. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. FOR INFORMATION OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Please note
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      575 6 [POSTAL INKLLKitHtt WW* i mm SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY China (generally) (Takada) 1 p.m. Japan (Takada) 1 p.m. Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Takada) 1 p.m. Hongkong (Takada) 1 p.m. Burma (Elephanta) 3 p.m. India, East and North (Elephanta) 3 p.m. India South (Rajula) 3 p.m. Bengkalis, F.
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      197 6 DIARY Of Ttif DAY WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, AUG 29 High Tides.—ll.46 a.m., 11.28 p.m Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. H Will i shires v. S.C.FA., Anson Stadium; Friendly, S.C.C II v and S. Bank, S.C.C. TO-MORROW, AUG. 30 j High Tide.—l2.o7 p.m. I Municipal Commissioners' Meeting
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    IMPRESSIONS OF LONDON
    786 7 Rotary Address STRANGE AS IT MAY SEEM" •«p Ong Kirn Seng, the editor of M 1] c local weekly magazine "The Fr2 was the speaker at v < luncheon of the Rotary of Singapore at the Adelphi poke of his impressions as a p life in London,
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    SIR WILLIAM HORNELI
    274 7 Well-Known Educationist In Singapore SIR William Hornell, Vice-Chancellor oi the University of Hongkong since 1924, passed through Singapore yesterday by the Conte Rosso on his way back to Hongkong after spending his leave. Sir William was here recently on his way Home and he then discussed the
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    SIAM'S BOY KING
    67 7 Due At Bangkok On Dec. 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Aus. 27. IT was revealed to-day that negotia--1 ticns are proceeding between the Wmn Asiatic Co.. Ltd, and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, to reserve accommodation on the motor vessel Erna fcr King Ananda and party
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    CARMELITE NUNS
    199 7 Golden Jubilee Of The Foundation Sydney. N.S.W. Aug. 6. On May 31. 1885. at midnight. 14 Carmelite Nuns left the Carmel de la Innite Angoukme, Fiance, and sailed for Australia. August 1 was the aOih anniversary of their landing In Sydney anthe ooiden jubilee of the foundation. The
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    TAMIL'S LAPSE
    392 7 A Story Of Stolen Watches (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. 27. j A YOUNG Tamil boy, 16 years of age, named Marimuthu, admitted before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya (Second Magistrate, Johore Bahru), when crossexamined in connection with a charge of having been found in possession
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    NAVAL PROPOSALS
    118 7 America Not Aware Oi Them Washington. Au& 2R Secretary Hun rta.efl tha» t»ic Unites State* u 1 play»»» an inactive pan 4 diplomatic exchange? involving uifalrs and had r»o Inlarma'iou re'Z/u ina rhe British or Japaneac proposals. He .laid lhat while there had th> usual informal references to
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    DISCRIMINATION RESENTED
    33 7 Reuter Wireless. Washington, Aug. 24. *Ar Fmaruel Celler, in the House ot esSet introduced a rejolution nronosing that the House Judiciary CorKmittfe investigate crimination against holders of Ameri can securities.—Reuter Wireless.
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    COMING WEDDING IN JOHORE
    103 7 Daughter Of Former Mentri Besar (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. 28. INVITATIONS have been issued for the marriage of the youngest daughter of the Hon. Dato Mustapha bin Jaffar, retired Mentri Besar of Johore, and sister of Inche Abdul Hamid (D.P.P., Johore), with Inche
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    SELANGOR ASSIZES
    125 7 Homicide Not Amounting To Murder I (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. Sentence of 1« months' rigorous imprisonment, was passed on a middle-aged Chinese. Chan Keang, who pleaded guilty to a charge of committing culpable homicide not amounting to murder by causing the death of another Chinese
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    LATEST CHINA NEWS
    110 7 Vice-President Of Control Yuan Resigns Shanghai. Aug. 28. Mr Ting Wei Fan. no vice-president of the Control Yuan, has tendered his resignation to ths Standing Central Committee. hlinr T He pleaded that during the *onorai condittcn of the country many serious cas ol people escaping punishment had
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    SALES-TALK MACHINE
    54 7 Berlin. Slot machines wh ch speak as they Sell are described in the papers here. When th 3 equivalent of sixpence is put into th? slot, the machine delivers a racket of cigarettes. A Simultaneously a voice from inside tn? machine names the brand of cigarettes de'rvered and
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    FOUR FIANCEES IN 8 WEEKS
    60 7 Berlin. Heinrich Keteben. aged twenty-six became engaged to be married to four girls within eight weeks. In each case ho 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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    NEEDED MONEY
    160 7 So Ha Stole Cooking Utensils (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. 27. "I WAS in need of money and so I look the things" said a Chinese mason named Yew Choon Swee, who was charged before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya (Second Magistrate. Johore Bahru), with having
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    14 YEARS' DYSPEPSIA, FLATULENCE AND AGUE.
    201 7 Then Complete Relief. Fancy 14 years of misery and pain with Dyspepsia, then complete and permanent relief This was the actual experience of Mrs M m. who never had a night a rest w.thout wind and distressing ague until she took Maclean Brand Stomach
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    EMPIRE EXHIBITION IN 1936
    560 9 South Africa's Plans -THE BIGGEST THING SINCE WEMBLEY" Johannesburg. WORK has already started in preparation for the Empire Exhibition which is to be held here—more than a year hence. But then South Africa is determined that it shall be an absolutely superlative affair—"the biggest thing since
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    EMPLOYERS TO PAY $129.14
    420 9 Suit By Mr. H. J. Stacey Settled Singapore, Wednesday. WHEN the case in which Mr. H. J. Stacey c ued the Sterling Trunk Co Ltd., for $3,500 arrears of salary and damages for alleged wrongful dismiss 1 was resumed in the Supreme Court this tncimng before
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    GERMAN UNIVERSITIES
    158 9 Stricter Nazi Control Forecast Berlin. Stricter Nazi control over German universities is forecast by a change in the status of heir staff" All professors lecturers and tutors must new belcng to the National Socialist University Teachers' League, it is an nounced. All member r* »c 1 must be
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    COSTLY PRANK
    142 9 Film Dancer Fined For Walking Hollywood Hollywood. Fasufe li»m -aw had tIMMf cUeaiJo interrupt, d lvre when -h* rlrideiit ~oip i a niu lU>**n Wared ou«. loud And icnc. in tin- sman huurs of the mornmg. The dainty fhl& r pie: JW lh K '°V bctonotit "> Mm
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENTS.
    91 10 I L.lM—SNij—The engHgcjiitni is aiu'ii'vini'vti be i ween Mr, Liju (Jhoun Hai youngx**,. sou t 01 Mrs, Liin Sent Watt and the late Mr, Lint Seng WaU to Mils Snjr Oon Weo, second daughter „112 Mr. Mrs. Theam K:at. 'Hie murriaj?" will ij!;c place* early next year.
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    DEATHS.
    113 10 U'CONNUK —Oil August 11)35, j«t Uiu General Hnjpiial, S ngupore. WilUainUcrknian» O'Connor, 50 yearn. Ihe 1-uncial servtwc will lake place at the Ce.thedral of ihe Good Shepherd at fi p.m. I his afternoon. I ntirmorii at Bidadari GtmeUry at p r m Deeply rejjreUed. i MJ(S. TAN CHENG TIN
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    68 10 •Th»' family of tho latr MR. YEO I'HIANO HOE bcKs to thank the President, C'in»mittce and Member of Sen Chee isurnnniM Yeo Kong*') for their scroll ami attendance, all relatives and fr'enda who attended the nigrht visit* and funeral as well us those who sent ptn*:luvs, wreaths, eake.s, «avrliicial
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    RUBBER
    713 10 back on the first fifteen months of the operation of rubber restriction, it must be conceded that the scheme, considering its many complexities and the difficulties in the way of its administration, has worked remarkably well. In some quarters there has been a tendency to express disappointment and even
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    2½ MILLION DOLLARS
    93 10 Insurance Cheque For Mrs. Will Rogers Reuter. Los Angeles. Aug. 29. A cheque for 2% million dollars has been delivered to Mrs. Will Rogers today, representing a special insurance policy on the life of Mr. Will Rogers, who was killed with Mr. Wiley Post in the Alaska
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    166 10 Wednesday. Aug. 28. His Excellency presided at a meetin" of the Executive Council held at Gov" ernmcn- House this mcrning. The following were the guests at a farewell dinner to the Hon. Sir Arnold given by His Excellency and Lady Thomas at Government Hcuse this evening: H.E. Major-General
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    17 10 The American Consulate-General will be closed on Sept. 2, which is an American national holiday (Labour Dayt.
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    31 10 H.R.H. the Princess of Bejraburi of Siam is proceeding to England for reasons of health. The Princess and party will sail from Beiawan on the Johann D> Witt on Avfr 31
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    Notes and Comments A Sword Of State
    162 10 MIS Highness the Sultan of Johore will I celebrate his sixty-second birthday on Sept. 17. Ten days previously will j be the occasion of the fortieth anniversary of the Sultan's accession to the I throne, and as two auspicious dates occur so closely
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    Racial Harmony
    282 10 j JHERE are at least two writers in Malaya who do not believe in the J existence of racial friendships in 1 Malaya. No matter hew friendly you may be with members of other races here, they ask you to accept their word for it that it is
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    Travel
    189 10 |N his address to the Singapore Rotary Club on his experiences as a student in London. Mr. Ong Kirn Seng emphasised the value of travel to the young and urged all Asiatic parents who could dfford it to give their children this advantage. Mr Kirn Seng was at London
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    The Incubator
    153 10 JHE advertisements in the Malaya Tribune are certainly well read. The other day someone advertised for a Hearson's Incubator, and this is one of the replies he received: "Having read that there is a vacancy for a post of a Hearson's Incubator, 1 beg most respectfully to apply
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    Topics Of The Day
    348 10 By "Looker-On" nURING Mr. Lloyd George's long conversations with the Cabinet SubCommittee, we are told, his hands were tied. This would make it very hard lor him to express himself. s 9* In Welsh the Minister of Transport is called Rhagair Gan y Gweinidog Cludo." Mr.
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    British Subjects Requested To Leave Abyssinia MUST GO WITHIN FOUR DAYS
    1640 11 Marion; Joins l p I MVS STATEMENT IO BIM TAIN Reuter. Reuter Wireless. Djibouti, Auk. 28. i>icITISII subjects in Aby---iuia have received in- ru« ti in> from the Con,mlhli v tn leave the country thiu lour days.—Keuter. ilntzanu, Aug.
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    ITALIAN NAVAL COMMANDER
    73 11 'Lvtall *1 Win Huat !Ci Singapor? TIM Mile l iibutu' understands h,u 4ii I th in naval epmroandvr •in» u.i<- travelling »»n the font»* wtmh |efi Singapore yesler»Mm:. »»»r llonakunj; and "•i.m.iiai r.cviverl a ines*®^ 1 from I >I• i|iM'sliiic (Mm disembark -in >1 it»«rr« .»n«l in
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    DEATH OF MR. W. B. O'CONNOR
    203 11 Mcmkr Of The Singapore Bar Snyapun. Thurdu} WE ronrot •<» rrccrrt the death "i Mr WjTMnm Rcrknr.ir OTttnhui har vistar-M luvr a meinbm of the Slnuu pure Bar Mi" »I«Conpw d' d 1,1 *lt r 'L' l earlv tiu? morning- wu n ii' nHdmlv
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    WORLD WAR?
    162 11 Italy Has Prepared For Sanctions i Reuter. Bolzano, Auk. I aly intends to d< fend her vital in tcrest tc the end and considers that her colonial question should not influence the Euiopean situ.v.'on, Mrieas anyone wan s to run the risk of unleashing a woild war to
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    RESCUED FROM THE ICE
    212 11 Arctic Drama SHIP'S DASH INTO FROZEN WASTES Reuter. Copenhagen, Allfer. 28. 'pitE four men, a lilm photographer, a wireless operator and two seal hunters. who were trapped in an ice 11« i n Ihe Aivtif. were rescued by the Norwegian ship Btitfkoe. after a plane, Which
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    AERIAL SURVEY OF NEW GUINEA
    173 11 Neth?rland Indies Airways Indertakingr TilE Royul NrMierlaudi indl:* Airways have ariunaed to make nn aerial >urvry In New Guinea mi behalf Of peril in oil companies Thrn Do Ha vf J bind Dmvn Rapid-' plune will Il'uvo Amsterdam f?«r New Guinea on Bepi 1 They
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    LOCAL UNEMPLOYED
    82 11 The Urgent Neid Of Rclfcf WE have received a letter trom Mr. John Laycock pointing out that funds are needed urgently for the relief of immediate distress in Singapore. This town has a moral duty to see that its people are not allowed to die of starvation and
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    PENANG WEDDING
    67 11 Mr. J. S. W. Arthur And Miss J R Gibson (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Thursday. THE Hon. Mr. J. S. W. Arthur, Resident Councillor. Penang. was married this morning at St. Andrew's Church to Miss J. R. Gibson. The Rev. Mr. Aiken officiated. Mr. J. M. Barron
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    PARACHUTING IN THE ARCTIC
    69 11 Moscow. J Believed to be the first time in history, a parachute jump in the Arctic has been performed successfully by a young Soviet mechanic, Victor Ostroushenko, serving on the ice-breaker Krassin. Leaving an aeroplane above the sea at a height of about 2.500 feet, he
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    13 11 H.H. the Yang Di Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan and party have arrived!
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    FLIGHT TO CANADA AND BACK
    153 11 Mr. Campbell Black'» Latest Project London Aug. 28. MR. T. Campbell Black who with Mr, C W A Scott won the EnglandAustralia f,pecd and handicap races last Octobcr and who wu-s forced to abandon a record-breaking llipht to Ihe Cape at Culro early this month
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    SWEDEN'S DEFENCES
    112 11 Big Increase In Air Force Recommended Reuter Wireless. Stockholm. Aug. 27. A big increase in the strength of the Air Force and a reduction in the size of the Navy are among the recommendations made by .the commission wnich has concluded a five-year inquiry into the Nation's defences.
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    EX-KING OF GREECE
    116 11 Talks In London To End Exile Reuter Wireless. London. Aug. Tulles which may end the exiio ui tx- Kinu Georne of Grecco are tukini; pla in Lundon to-day Tlie Greek Finance Minister, ill Pen nwoglou arrived in London i»mU 4 and it is reyOrnd he Is entrusted
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    43 11 FINANCIAL NEWS. 3. WIRELESS PROGRAMMES. 5. CLUB DIARY, 6 ROT ARY CLUB MEETING. 7. MALAYAN EST AIE OWNERS' ASSOCIATION. 12. APPEAL AGAINST MAGISTRATE'S ORDER FAIL, 13. SPORTS NEWS. 14 and li>. SINGAPORE JUBILEE FUND. 18. HEALTH IN THE S.S., 19.
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    PEER TO STAND TRIAL
    72 11 Manslaughter Charge LORD DE CLIFFORD COMMITTED Reuter. London, Aug. 28. ORD de Clifford was committed for trial by the Kingston Magistrates on a charge of manslaughter following a road accident. There are also two subordinate charges covering road offences. It is understood that if the Director
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    WAR ON NOISE
    187 11 Results Of First Years Work London, Aug. 28. THE anti-noise League established last year with influential support, including that of leading medical men has Issued its first annual report which records the valuable help received from the National Physical Laboratory, the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of
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    RIOTS IN CRETE
    104 11 Serious Labour Troubles In Greece Reuter Wireless. Athens, Auc 27 Fc I lowing recent riots of currant wc.k. is ui Crete where six were killed forty-three injured, .similar disturb* nets are occurring ai Poloponesus Arhi»»d Iningrr marchers carrying blnr;k !Ijk arf advancing upon Kalmata nd »roop.s arc
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    1923 12 THE REGULATION SCHEME Certain Inequities NEW ASSESSMENTS NECESSARY? "-EXPERIENCE has shown that although it was probably necessary to lav down hard and tast rules v to the method of assessment, this has resulted in certain inequities/ This statement is contained in the fourth annual report of
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    PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 1
    113 12 Body Of U.S. Gangster Found Washington, Aug. 23. THE body of John Hamilton, public enemy No. 1, has been found and buried by Secret Service police near Oswego, Illinois. It is announced that the body was in an advanced state of decomposition. The police believe that
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    FASHION SHOW AT RAFFLES
    265 12 Successful Venture By The Smart Shop (By Our Woman Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday. A HIGHLY successful mannequin parade sponsored by the Smart Shop was a feature of the dance at Raffles Hotel last night. Singaporeans were able to see what is worn or rather will be won
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    ITALIAN OFFICERS RECALLED
    42 12 Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 28. rjAPTAIN Furiodrago, the Italian Air Attache m Peiping, has been recalled for service in Africa and follows General Lordi, head of the Italian Air Mission to China, who left for Europe on Aug. 25. —Reuter.
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    SMALLPOX IN SINGAPORE
    45 12 Another case of smallpox was reported from 31, Craig Road, the patient being a Chinese, 61 years old. He took ill on Aug. 15. and was admitted to hospital on Aug. 18. The number of cases to-date is 64. with 14 deaths.
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    CHILD SHOT IN THE ARM
    124 12 Would-B»? Gang llobber« In Next Room Singapore, Thur&day AN unusual incident liapp -ncd at aoowt Io o'clock last msl"»! 5n > htmsf irt Chinchew Street. A Chinese woman wru> sitting •r. cubicle with her child in hvr &vms> w she was startled by ix. loud
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    DYNAMITE HAUL
    165 12 Japanese rhargvd 1 'obsession Tliuj.U MICHIYA K.iV.Tiirj. thr J.ifton'M *>■ was charged with brm* iuuud possession c,i 2uu vticki d djiwmii:.»- urn detonators and a quantity of fu*r his second appearance In ih, Tin. Police Court be J ore Mi- C H WitJunn. this morning. The arcufitd w:i«s
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    86 12 Duli Session: Xo Fresh Business L«.-IJoijl .VK*. 27 On ihc 8!-: tit i:> vrry dun -•.•>cit)n u■> bdt u a.ncl in nearly aU v i-i-oa- pucto .-ulleivu a farther stribAck iqj u-ant or fre..u business Cofiou i •.K :i irregular OUI the now !rj t -,.vm was well
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    COLLAPSE IN STREET
    67 12 European Woman Taken To Hospital Sing A pore ThtKaqay A European woman vos found lying face downwards on ihe five-loot vu«.y in front of ii han dressing .saJooa a the Capitol Bulldliifio y< j ftterday evening. Sht* liud no i xternal injuries, but complaint; til of pain
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    CLERK DISCHARGED
    50 12 Singapore, Thursday. Lim Chew Yeow. a Chinese cierk employed at the Singapore Municipality who was charged with criminal broach oi trust in respect of $133 as a Servant, was this morning discharged by Mr. C. X Whitton, the Third Magistrate, according to instruction by the Deputy Public Prosecutor.
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    CYCLIST INJURED
    45 12 Singapore, Thursday. Getting his tennis racket entangled In the spokes of his front wheel, a Sikh cyclist is said to have been rendered unconscious when he fell from his vehicle opposite the Supreme Court, yesterday morning. He was taken to hospital by ambulance.
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    Appeal Against Magistrate's Order Fails
    1200 13 COUNSEL'S CAUSTIC COMMENTS ♦'Extraordinary" Case I'OIJO'E METHODS CRITICISED Singapore, Wednesday. 'i* rustic remarks about the swi\ the ]*>lic'o had dealt. with (•;ii n?s were made by' Mr. '112 in hi* address before Mr. Rtirton in the Supreme r fu-rlay in applying for costs in ,.p|,r
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    BRITISH PRAYERS FOR PEACE
    603 13 Archbishop's Call ITALY AND LEAGUE COUNCIL British Official Wireless. London, Auj,. 27. THE Archbishop of Canterbury and the Moderator of the Federation of Evangelical Free Churches have issued a joint call for prayer in connection with the Italio-Abyssinian dispute. They recall the fateful meeting of the
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    S.T.C. Autumn Meeting: Notes From The Training Track MANY INTERESTING GALLOPS
    1070 14 Some Good Fancies FINE SHOWING BY GRIFFINS (By "Vigilant") Singapore, Thursday. "TJESPITE threatening weather, there was even a larger attendance than on the previous days at Bukit Timah this morning when the fourth day's training in preparation for the
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    S.C.C. DRAW WITH R.A.
    774 14 Late Equaliser AFTER GUNNERS HELD LEAD Singapore, Wednesday. AFTER holding a 2—l lead till 5 minutes from the end, the R A. .r the S.C.C through and had to be cont< nt to share the points when they met in the First Division of the League
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    MALAY INTER-SCHOOL FOOTBALL
    76 14 Second Round For AlkalT Challenge Cup Singapore. TlUi» sday. THE fdll wilitt raatchis in hr- oecond icund of »1»? Singapore Malay lntcrScbool Fooi bail Compctitfcn ?c.i tr* "Syid Muiiamod Alkatf Cha»rn«e Cup v,'iii foe played on 'foe do'*-, menUonfd bcJow: 29 8 35— Kota K-i)a B' V,
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    ST. LEGER SCRATCHING
    15 14 Reuter. London. AU*. Sea Bequest has been scratched from the St. Leger.—Reuter.
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    WIN FOR M.P.H. IN CUP GAME
    517 14 Municipal Services Beaten 3-Nil Singapore, Wednesday. SHOWING better combination In all departments of the game, the M.P.H. beat the Municipal Services by three goal* to nil in their Commercial uup fixture at Anson Road this evening. The lo«er? improved sligh ly in the second
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    LAND SPEED RECORD
    77 14 Another Attack By Sir Malcolm Campbell London. Aug. 28. A track 300 feet wide and 13 miles long is scraped in the vast sal' bed of the Bonneville salt flats in Utah U.S.A., in piepaiation for attempts ta estab'ish a new motor-car speed record by the famous
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    FOOTBALL
    55 14 The fcllowing have been invited to play for the SRC. against th 3 RE. tomorrow on (Friday) at the Anson Road Stadium. J. Sanderson. H. Humphries. A Collick. C. Oliveiro. W. Gcmes. L. Oliveiro. G. Ross. J. Reutens. A. PI. Valberg. A. G. Valberg. A. Oliveim D. C. Ross.
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB
    265 14 Week-End Program m< MERLIN WINS THE CARDOSA CUP Friday. August 3<i, there w I** the usual afternoon mew r e "C*" Class, starting* at 5.20 p.n»_ The "B" Cl&sa will *uil the final of the "Saturday Cup'' als& at;<n at 5.20 p.m. Points f f »r
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE UNION
    82 14 The following are the results of ties played last week: Open Mpn's Singles Tennis Championship: lan Kirn Chiang beat T. R. Doraisamy 6—o. 6—2: Chew Keow Chin beat Khoo Lip Chuan 6—4, 6—2: Ue Teck Hock beat Choo Ah Van 6—9. 4_6, 6—o. Open Men's Draughts Championship:
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    Saturday's Big Fight Called Off
    174 15 GUNBOAT JACK INDISPOSED DISAPPOINTMENT IN BOXING CIRCLES Singapore, Thursday. PLIGHT-FANS in Singapore will be disappointed to learn that the title fight for the Middle, weight Championship of the Orient, between Gunboat Jack and Young Frisco, will not take place on Saturday. The fight, which was
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    CUP FOOTBALL IN KUALA LUMPUR
    527 15 T.P.C.A. Enter Final INCIDENTS" DURING THE GAME From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. rpHE semi-final tie in the Selangor Football Association's Cup Com- between the Selangor Club ie T.P.C.A., was played yesterlatter winning by four goals k< ennesa with which the game I <<
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    JOHORE RUGGER
    80 15 Proposal To Form An Asiatic Team (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Aug. 28. The rugger season will be shortly opening in Johore Bahru. The annual meeting of the South Johore Rugby Club will be held in the Civil Service Club. Johore Bahru, at 6.15 p.m. on Saturday.
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE FOOTBALL
    88 15 Rangers And Celtic In Scoring Mood Reuter. London, Aug-. 28. THE following are the results of football 1 matches in the First Division of the Scottish League played to-day: Aberdeen 3 v. Clyde I. Alrdii* 2 v. Dundee 0. Ayer U. 1 v. Motherwell 0. Celtic 6
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON
    171 15 Ties For The Coming Week-End Three quarter-finals in the men's open .singles untl rhree quarter-finals in (he men's open doubles of the Singapore Biuhnlnton tournament will be played ;u ihe Clrriclai Union Hall this week-end. Ti e ties art as follow 1 SATURDAY. 2 30 P M. Men's
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    GLIDING RECORD
    74 15 Attempt On British Distance Fails London. Aug. 28. At the comp-titions of the British Glidine Association that are taki »g place in Yorkshire, attempts were made y -v .cay on the British long distanc •rLding re:Oid of 95 miles. The record remained unbroken but some fine performances were
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    FERNANDEZ TO MEET JOHNSON
    413 15 Coming Fight At Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. THE Selangor Boxing Board of Con- trol is taking a very active intere-si in the promotion of boxing iv Kuala Lumpur, and subject to its approval local fight fans should gather in larce numbers
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    ADAMEVEAN B.P., MALACCA
    94 15 Annual Tournament And Prize Distribution The finals of Men's Singles and Men's Doubles Tournaments*of the above party will be played off on Saturday, Aug. 31, at 4.30 p.m. sharp on the party's court. Men's Singles Final: Chua Ann Chuan v Charlie Scow. Men's Doubles Final Ong Tiong
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    BOXING IN PENANG
    132 15 Fighting Corn3jo Outpoints Dharmaraj rFrom Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Wednesday. IT last night's boxing. Cornejo out- pointed Dharmaraj in a 12-rounJ contest. Contrary to expectations. Dharmaraj was not impressive against the Filipino who won by a good lead in points at the end of the fight. Dharmaraj
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    TAMIL SENTENCED TO DEATH
    129 16 Malayalee Murdered JUDGE AGREES WITH ASSESSORS (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. SENTENCE of death was passed bv Mr. Justice Cussen on Sinnanai a Tamil, who was found guilty yesterday of the murder of Koran, a Malayalee, on Dec. 17, 1933, on a rubber estate
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    CHARGE OF MURDER
    118 16 Malay Pacli Planter To Slam! Trial From Our l)ir)t Correspondent '"tt'l'inif- Tn^i'.i.v. Aflor a pro!l'miv«-«I ln-ai im. A/'x Uin •SUl'k, a Malay pmlt-cuilmitnr. was initlcH fur tvml at tl»c »i«\t Pi-rak .V-.tr.os on a charjfi* of mui'dcr. Uy h«* K<w»-uU Viiti lam, thf Kriau Magistral -i! Ihr
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    SENATOR POPE
    121 16 Visits The British Foreign Office London. Aug. 28. Sena'or Pope of Idaho, who is a member ot the Foreign Legation.! Committee of the U.S. Senate, had an interview today with the Foreign Sec re ar Sir Samuel Hoare Senator Pope is in London in an entirely private capacity
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    THE ARK ROYAL
    80 16 Nov Aircraft Carrier I <»r British Navy LOnUon. AU". 28. CoiH' nict tonsil work on ili" :;cw nlrwaM ron'ior, Aik Ttoyul vvKic l» was .mi'hori>«'(J under ycuc's 1: »s''mntr.s will hi- begun next month ut Otk id nidi laird's Vmd u» Uirlcn»:tn-:itl S»|io will br ihr *ccond
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    69 16 Transit Times For Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that tin transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on Aug. 28, were as loliows: Telegrams handed in up io 5 p.m. 3 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 p.m. 0 minutes.
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    EX-FOWL SELLER CONVICTED
    366 16 Carried OIT Emplo; erV (loods iFfum "fit Offtt ('■wref>inni(Ji HL Alitiiit i At»jc i! w AS ltUtlßTi M< luil'llll 1 iti rllUMl'll M •I|' Salh'h, I»»» \vjw .11 oi'u i nil* a !i'w I mi iU'p it: th< imm t |iii! mm ltd. m:r.: guihy yi ir<l»iy
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    COLLECTING BIRDS
    162 16 Amvrican's Tour 01 Ihe Orient STAYING Vt the Adelplli Hotel »*> MlE. H L«'Wib, a collector of bird*. who is In Singapore in the course ol .1 toil»' of the Orient. Hi* has been commission cd to build a now burl park in the city of Honolulu, in
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    CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS
    40 16 Chinese Passes Intermediate Examination Information has been recti v« i uiat Mr. Tan Hum Si'iie >112 the Singapore Municipality has brtii fcuccc*srul in th# Intermedin te Examination or h* f.on don A&snmntlon of Orlifi <1 A< > tn»nt ants.
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    LEO LIEGEOIS
    323 16 Violin Recital In Hie Memorial Hall Fluency and virmneuv were the imfeatures of the violin recital oy Leo Liegeois in the Victoria Memorial H.i II Itiii night- This noted Belgian artist might have oecn disappointed with the size of his iUdiencc but he must have been pleased with
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    NORTH CHINA
    141 16 .Adjustment Of Tlu* Provincial AH ministrations Nanking, Aug. 29. A Govcriiino.nl mandate luis appointed General Sting Che Yuen, former I ehairjnan of Charhrtr. Garrison Commander ot Pelpinu awl Tientsin, Mr I Chm Teh Haun chairman of Cliarhar and concurrently Civil Commissioner i Mr ***** Fhiang has been traps
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    POSTAL ENTERPRISE
    46 16 London. Aug. 28. In ihe ten weeks since the Post Office J made a reduction of inland telegraphs j charges 2,128,000 more telegrams have been despatched than in ihc correv ponding period of last year, an increase t ef 29.4 per cent.—British Official Wireless.
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    185 16 Statement Of Singapore Municipality THE Municipal health statement lor the weeK ended Aug U4 shows two cases of smallpox With one death ucompared with one fresh ea.<>e and umdeath in the previoun week. The number of deaths during the wc it was 207 as compared with
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    PENANG TRAGEDY
    170 16 Coconuts Fall On Youth's Head A ,s 011 n it ku«a&<;<ri i<aiin"l VaNn I'Uttn iih hi* di-mh uhdur tram< tin uui &tj»ln'»"- lYliUOt II I Slllul.sy. tt hr*t < lusit'l' ol t.« -lut whcb WUo 1)1" phu i. d ui tl>L' iuut -u<Mt »»iy dropped Im Itvnd lh<
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    ATTEMPTED EXTORTION
    90 16 C hinese Sentenced To Six Months' Imprisonment Singapore. Thursday. Kwek Song Cher, a Teochew Chinese who pleaded guilty to a charge of attempted extortion of $10 from a compatriot, was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. C. H. Whitton. the Third Magistrate, yesterday. It was mentioned
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    PROSECUTION FAILS
    129 16 Policeman's Defence Not Called SuiViiip' l c. Thw? i." A c., a> it v iuoh u Malay PC wr. tucu-'vd o! c(i n<MlOi' ly rr'altiliv u .«volo gi'Lru blnjjtr com nt i to 1» ItiJov COtitlftbie lulled befor* Uv .'ccoiill Maglstraic. Mr. N" fiflr.. j« n-xds; At ihe
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    AMERICAN COTTON
    53 16 Increase In Advance To Farmers Reuter. WaMilUtftoti Tip. ScfuHd -"'»1 compromi r tr icl on b» cnuu.i uU 1 tlon wliPt* by tlie OOv ;um«'«n v k tll crea.'«' Uir udvuucfs o losi irnn 4 from nine to umi r«'nL% wi'h u of twelve- cell's tor «ill rut
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    THEFT OF A HAT
    82 16 Singapore. Wednesday. Charged with theft of a felt hat rained $13.50, the property of Messrs. John Little and Co., a young Siamese named Nai Che*' was this morning sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment by Mr. C. H. Whitton, the Third Magistrate. It will be remembered
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    AIR TRANSPORT IN NEW GUINEA
    178 17 < ♦•i4o: ntrated System ohKVICES TO THE <.<>LDFIELDS Sydney, Aug. 13. uncn probably the ntensely coneentrateu transport in the world, of haul, the rnt'd is unique. ..atiits operate services •eh j- arid inland districts. H. «tr.tbowski, general Guinea Airways, and kiikwti Mascot (Sydney* rei»ori to
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    THE OCTOPUS
    107 17 Heart Welling With Mother-Love NJS W Aug 7 ru.. form of -.he wiTli mfa .enr. ir. aniMr A. S. Jjt l aronga Parfc more lech- ■•r o the Royal 6. on "Ihe Tior.es always he :har c m tank* for \r t irlurr. -.bought i. Sou el hud
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    ST. THOMAS' CHURCH
    122 17 From The Kin* Head \t Service Sydney Aup 13 .a. fit»ir. th> M'nc was read rfi|.|( service in St Thomas' North Sydney, on Aug- n, in vim tii.- ninetieth anniverrJbiUTh. :KSI that his Majesty, then j jet, first became acquainted <<<- tor on Aug. 6, in thai
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    PROTEST TO SOVIET
    43 17 Reuter Wireless. Moscow. Aug 27. revealed Italy and Latvia lodged protects, prior to the American resented on Aug. 25. protesting alleged Soviet activities involving enee in internal affairs in the States regarding which the authorities hitherto have ft** Renter Wireless.
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    REGISTRATION WAS DEFECTIVE
    363 17 Ceylon Chc-ttiar's Action Not Maintainable lIOW a business wa> r gistered although he applkat on did not comply wfrh th»- law transpired in r cuse befoi? Mr W S de Saram District Jutlee of ro10mb<i. His Honour has delivered judginen* ensmiSslng with costs an action brought by
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    INCREASING MAILS
    122 17 On Australia-England Air Service Sydney. Aug. 13. Following the upward trend noted at the beginning of the year, the graphs of the mails branch of the G.P.O. during July reached a peak comuarabta with the Christmas levels of 1931 and 1932 Figures released by the acting De-puty-Director of
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    HAUPTMAN'S BID FOR NEW TRIAL
    436 17 Echo Of Lindbergh Baby Case I j i f Trenton. FOURTEEN judges of the court of errors and appeals held the life of Bruno Richard Hauptmann. convicted slayer of the Lindbergh baby, in their hands. For 4V2 hours they listened to the pteM of the
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    REPORT DENIED
    33 17 Reuter. London. Aug. 28 The report that Japan has made a proposal with a view to securing emigration rights in the Pacific is officially denied in London, says the Morning Post—Reuter.
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    POSTAL SUPERVISION IN GERMANY
    207 17 Letters Liable To Be Examined Berlin. I ETTERS frc m Britain 10 resident» In Berlin are now < flic .ally liable to exam nat .on by the secret police* as wtl' aj by the normal mstom* authorities. This fact was revealed by the visit to the
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    CHARITY CONCERT
    189 17 In Aid Of Church Of England M issionars Work Th". i will he u nusieal concert in s jiiijr i S-: .ill cn Sj'urday i"ch 'u**l iu 4 115 trvrtiUhcd patronage tip Blnhf>p oi Stn:r.pare nnri Mrs Rub rti. Among ch« v.t-ii-kii.wn ;a'il£tes 'uking part ar« i Madam:-
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    A PRO-NAZI
    44 17 German Journalist Expelled From Rumania Reuter Wireless. Bucharest, Au-, 'it Tii? German journalist, Herr IrecJerir WTeb:-r. representing 'the official Na7j organ Volkisehe B*obacluer. has been crested and expelled from Rumania ?or 3!ic«ed political activity in favour o! th* 1 Xazjk— Reuter Wireless.
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    CHAIN OF BEACONS ACROSS INDIA
    180 18 Facilities For Niuhl Flyinjr IMPROVEMENTS art bcm:,' rnadi n lh* •••m !)>»>• *U cif lh« Kiiru'hi Bif PP r #*o|io with thr ili*vt« 1 0| mont Of nV'Ut.on Im India TW" m w hunger». *ach with a «ywn ».r iiKi will aoon be m-ciod and
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    SOCIAL CREDIT
    197 18 Details Of Canadian Scheme I j I I 1 Reuter Wireless. Calgary. Aus 27. FOLLOWING the oVerwhflimnK uiajorh\ at the provincial election. Mr Abu» heard t, leader of the Social Crcutt Paity. hah cabled Lo Mujor Douyltis. tr<Inventor of 1 lie scheme to come io Alberta to help
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    MOTHER'S ANXIETY FOR CHILD
    263 18 L ads To Arrest Of Three Gang Suspects Jamaica, Queens (New York). A MOTHER'S fear for the safety of her child playing outside her home has led to the arrest of three men, suspected of belonging to one cf America's most notorious bands of thieves—the elus.ve
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    AIR IN TYRES AFTER 10 YEARS SUBMERSION
    121 18 Remarkable T?st For Goodrich Products AN «.lit automobile. ii'cen'.Jv ftOiii tiii uuitoni of iv< Hudson river channel near New Yo K Ci*.V win re- it had bt'.n -übmertiecl 'e limn 10 vITWs. \va i found quipped v. *h four pnejmtuic ivres *'11l COilliUlunt
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    SINGAPORE SILVER JUBILEE FUND
    1054 18 Total Now Collected Is $132,308.59 Singupore. Thui'&uay. THE toUowmg is the latest list ot subscript icris to the Singapore Silve: Jubilee Fund. The to<al amount now coilec ad I 5132 3085U Amount previously acknowledged $128,164*30 K'W Estate, Ltd. 100 00 Cabar:; and Dance, N< w World
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    ABYSSINIANS DANCE
    71 18 11l Addis Ababa's Only NitfM Club Pari.-. Tin only club in Add us Atiub.i is doixi'vlleni bUKlliasE i\l (he niomuiii A vuiii ihero i& described by a oon<pondcnt oi the Parla-Snir," who that *:iii iho women w<-nr ««venimi Kowna bearing tn»• mark of Ike Rue d»* l:« Palx
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    CASUAL FELLOWS
    87 18 Sydney. Aug. b Airmen are casual fellows as inhabitants of Cronulla Sydney. N.S.W., learnt recently. Pedestrians stopped in amazement as they saw an aeroplane, with fold cd. taxi along the streets and otop outride a garage. A figure in flying kit alighted. To th* attendant, he said. "Can
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    HEALTH IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS
    1446 19 Definite Decline INCREASE IN BIRTH 1 KATE oi births registered the Straits Settlethe year 1934 was L'2,n:is and females ainsj 42,538 (males aus 20,307) in the this represents a of 40.65 per thouliving as compared [933 and 35.83 in 1932. -ti ar-tleneral of Births in his
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    CONFUCIUS' BIRTHDAY
    59 19 Singapore, Wednesday. The Chinese in Singapore celebrated the birthday of Confucius ye erday when the Chinese National flag was hoisted over Chinese shophouses in the city. It was a national holiday in China. Large crowds of officials, civilians and students paid their respects to the memory of the
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    HELP FOR CIVIL AVIATION
    230 19 New Concession By The Air Ministry London, Aug. 27. THE Air Ministry is permitting exemption from the official regulations governing the manufacture of aircraft and lrom the usual certification of airworthiness and regulating, the aeroplane "British Drone." now under manufacture, on conditions similar to those applied
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    THE NEW WORLD
    125 19 Gala Race Ball On Saturday Next The New World management will present a very fine programme on Saturday. Aug. 31. A gala non-stop Race Ball With extension until 2 a.m. will be held and streamers and balloon* < ill be distributed. Admission will be $1. A special
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