The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 4 September 1933

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. EST. 1835. No. 14,052. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1933 10 CENTS.
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    NEW MINISTER TO CHINA
    211 1 10, xander Cadogan Appointed SOR TO SIR MILES 1) Tal Up New Post At End Of Vnn« ISTATEMENT ON POLICY TO BE ADOPTED i London, Sept. :j. announced that the Hon Alexander 1 appointed Minister to China m succession v'r Mil Lampson. won golden opinions as
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    DISARMAMENT
    54 1 ■any Ready To Accept Control Berlin. Sept. 2. N Davia approach-' i resuming its d o1 the month it at Germany Is ol armaments equally to all .(ally declarfd tly reject any additional bur- ity. a declarirly aimed at four years' the determin- Prance and their navies Xi ■y
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    ALLIED FORCES
    101 1 Three-Hour Battle With Shansi Troops Shanghai. S««pt. rhe retreating allied forces led by General Chi Hung-Chang unc iuntered the Shansi forces une'er General Chau Cheng-shan at Tushengts^. In West Charhar. After three hours fighting the allied forces retreated Into the forests near Shanptu. where the Govi rnment troops
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    CUBA HURRICANE PANIC
    66 1 CUBA HURRICANE PANIC SIX PEOPLE KILLED AND MANY [NJURED Five Ships Driven Miami. Sept. 2. ships. '>r which two were British, were driven ashore near here :Td two more on Cuba at a result of a 'lurricane which swept the coasts causing a panic m Havana. Six people were killed
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    RED HORDES
    193 1 Scrims Situation In North Fukien Hone K«»nu. Sepl Thai the situation In North Pnkien Is i. „l critical is Indicated by rabies by the merchants oi Fo ichow askthelr agenta In Hong Kong to stop c .s ;> South Fukien until d by the iaet that surge numbers
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    110 1 PtiM winners .it the V.M.C.A. swimming j'.aia Pasje 16. A terrible story of boys being tort'liitl with red hot wire was told to the magistrate P;ij;e 0. Marquis de Pinedn the Italian air are. h.is hern killed Paj;e 9. Engli-'h league football results— rage 16. l>etails of
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    CHINA COAST TYPHOON
    58 1 British Cruiser Damaged PLANE BLOWN INTO SEA Hong KoMg, Sept. :i. EUIS. Cornwall has been severely buffeted m a violent typhoon which struck the coast m the Shanghai region. An aeroplane of the Flycatcher type was torn bodily from its catapult, hurled into the sea and BttwL
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    TIDAL WAVE
    127 1 Shanghai. Sept. ,i. A rain-storm followed by a tidal wave swept the city of Shanghai last nlfht \»!k n most oi the streets wore under two er three fed of water. All means of communication were suspended until tins morning The streets became veritable rivers on which hundreds
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    NEW AIR MAIL PLANNED
    54 1 Shanghai Hong Kong Manila Hong Kong. Sept. S. Mi. H. M. Bixby, vice-president of Pan-American Airways, is planning an air mail service between Shanghai, Hong Kong and Manila. He has comi pleted a flight from Hong Kong co Manila and back, piloting a Sikorsky fly m?
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    MR. QUO TAI CHI
    19 1 Reuter London. Sept. '.I. Mr. Quo Tai Chi has returned U! (London af*-** t,0.- Cornwall
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    13 1 Mr. R. Bird. M.C.S.. is to act as Stamp and Probate OflTn-er Singapore.
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    MAGISTRATE MURDERED
    77 1 I Third Outrage At Midnapore i Calcutta. Sept. Z. The District Magistrate of Midnapore, Mr. Burge, was assassin* ted to-day. Mr. Burge. who Is the third succes- sive District Magistrate of Midnapore to bo assassinated, was fired on by three local Bengalees as ho was step- ping out
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    LOCAL CHINESE ARE STARVING
    588 1 A Reply to Mr. A. B. Jordan 1 SINGAPORE IS NOT CHARITABLE Poor Afraid to Go to Protectorate Mr. A. B. Jordan. Secretary for Chinene Affairs, says no Chinese need starve In Singapore but Mr. Lim Kee Cheok. chairman of the Asiatic rnemployment Committee, declares that,
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    FLOOD VICTIMS
    205 1 Shanghai Relief Scheme Shanghai, Sept. 3. A ]omt drive to raise funds lor the i relief of the flood victims m Huang ho valley by the various public organisa I lions m Shanghai has been commenced. All the centres throughout the country have been requested to participate m
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    21 1 Mrs .1 Robertson has been appointed a member of the Committee Of Ladies constituted under the Women \nd Girls Protection Ordinance.
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    STOP PRESS
    82 1 Nnrenihiirir. Sept. 13. There was an impressive display Oi the manpower behind Hitler when the Chancellor to-day reviewed 110.000 Storm Troopers m the old marketplace of NuremburK. which has been renamed Adolph Hitler Rquanv The march past took over three hours. Hitler addressing -the Storm Troopers, said the
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    LOCUSTS IN EGYPT
    105 2 1 Big British Contract tor i Prevention Barriers i j London. Auk. 11. Ttu Egyptian Government have' aw.'.r^d to Brit i sj-. Arms contracts, the value ol Which will bt* well over £900,000. to supply galvanized sheet iro:; barrier- to protect crops from locust i Experiment* carried
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    RAILWAY PROFITS
    82 2 It London. Aus. SI. \i Another improvement m the traffic j receipt* is recorded by the lour main line railway companies The total I earnings tor the last week were I €119.999 higher .than those lor the corresponding week of last year Raw materials and other goods, as
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    FRENCH QUOTA SYSTEM
    39 2 r Paris, Sept. 1. The quota system is being revived on October 1. New quotas will be negotiated m exchange for concessions to French exports Present quotas will stand up toi twenty- five per cent. Reuter
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    FRENCH MINISTER DEAD
    15 2 Paris. Sept. 2. General Leygues. the Minister of Marine, died today. Reuter
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    FRAUDULENT SOAP MARK
    415 2 j CROSSFIELD'S WIN BANGKOK CASE Decline In Imports To Siam From Our Own Correspondent* Bangkok. Aug. 30. Messrs. Crossfleld and Son, well cnown British firm of soap-makers, nave fought a case m support of one of ;heir trade marks m the Siamese Court )f Foreign Causes and
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    JOHORE ROBBERIES
    189 2 LMust Be Stopped Says Assize Judge Mr Justice A. Savage Bailey presided >ver the Johore Bahru Assizes on Saturday, when three Chinese named .Vong Sow. Seh Sun and Wong Vow vere charged with having committed obbery after breaking into the house )i a Chinese planter named Hew Hoo
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    APPEAL DISMISSED
    117 2 L Theatre Employee and Cheating Charge The appeal of Abdul Rahman bin Jak. a former Municipal servant attiached to the staff of the Victoria Memorial Hall was dismissed m the Appeal Court on Saturday. The accused was convicted for instigating and abetting the offence of cheating committed by
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    UNFOUNDED RUMOUR
    53 2 Bangkok, Auk. 30. A rumour which reached Bangkok aver the week-end came m the form oi a telegram from London reading. "New York reports revolt feared" evidently m Bangkok. With the facilities the Government has at its command it should not be impossible to trace the source of
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    EVEREST CLIMBERS
    160 2 Another Expedition In 1935 London, Aug. 31. Mr. Hugh Ruttledge, leader of the Mt. Everest Expedition, accompanied by Mr. F. S. Smythe, a member of his party, reached England during the week-end. Although the weather had defeated the expedition after its six weeks struggle, Mr. Ruttledge said that
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    ATHENS APPOINTMENT
    45 2 London. Aug. 31. The King has been graciously pleased to approve the appointment of Mr. Sydney Philip Perigal Waterlow. His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and I Minister Plenipotentiary at Sofia to I be His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Athens. British Radio
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    21 2 Mr. W H Gatfield has been appointled to be the Immigration Officer lor carrying out the provisions of the Alien's Ordinance.
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    NEW PARTY IN FREE STATE
    82 2 CONSOLIDATING THE OPPOSITION General O'Duffy As i Leader Dublin. Sept I. A move toward consolidating Ibf opposition against De Valcra into a new party led by General O'Duffy was made to-day when the executive of th»Centre Party decided to recommend the party to agree to
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    NEW POWER STATION
    114 2 To Prevent Pollution Of London Air. London, Auff. 28. The first part at great new power station ut Battersea. London, designed 1 to have a -apacity of 400.000 to 500.000 kilowatts, is expected to be finished m time to be m operation betore the end ol the
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    THE PRIME MINISTER
    36 2 The Mi I fly ln»m I Ireland ul days with Mlni.ster He will and v.i!! a^ Mm gw I m Thr S.'.T, Mr J H Morml tool win rttvra at Monday Radi.. H^
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    AGREEMENTS ANNULLED
    35 2 S. Mamhu. annulled tv controlled i ;<r Tass A«. V The first for throufti Eastern I mak.' the < SovieU so th.r Manchukuo the Usmjm division of M annulled An I** charged U Railway^
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    NEW CHINESE MINISTER
    12 2 Mr Wi, ?T Minister, prtsen-., jT Queen Wilholmli Reuter
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      353 2 TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tendert are now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars ot such tenders may be obtained In the Tender Room Municipal Offices Supply of Emulsified Bitumen suitable for surface treatment of roads Date of Closing 4 p.m.,
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      203 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK Monday. Sept. 4th. High Water. 12.15. 9.2 ft High Water. 11.00. 9.0 ft.. 22.36. 10.03 ft. Football. S.A.F.A. Div. I: I.C.F.A. vs. Golf Singapore G. C. ladies' bogey S.R.C.. Jalan Besar: Div. II: competition; Sepoy Lines; Police vs. Malays. Anson Rd. Ladies Monthly Medal Bogey. Friday,
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    SCENES IN A CAFE
    303 3 SCENES IN A CAFE N MAN'S TIRE Police Officer's of Decency r wh paid an official \n Verdun Road scribed to Mr. F tun h Magistrate alii sed dninken- haviour which decency. The i Cafe. Mohamed Abdul n .t summons ss >:.>i dia >rderr til >.! b> Mr videi lid
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    ELGAR TO CONDUCT
    56 3 London. Auj;. 30. oirs" festival, one ol most notable musical In, which is held m r m the cathedral of ster. Worcester or Heregin its 2! 3th meet at the dial, on Sunday. Elgar will conduct two rles, "Gerontius" and "The nd among British eom■ibuting new works
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    CHAPLIN'S CONSTANT COMPANION
    345 3 CHAPLIN'S CONSTANT COMPANION Has He Found Another Romance Has Charlie chaplain -Hollywood's] little man, gray haired, gray-suited. and with a certain grayness of soul showing In his eye.-, found romarce again? This is the question that Is itating the film colony at the preseni time, writes the Free Press Hollywood
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    BOY'S FIGHT
    149 3 Screw Driver Used as Weapon They were schoolmates once, but they carried an argument too far. In the Second Police Court, before Mr. R. J F. Curtis, on Saturday, two boys, aged 16 and IT. brought counter charges against one another. John Khoo was wound< d In the
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    WANTED TO TAKE CHILDREN TO GAOL
    93 3 When v Chinese woman was lined $25 or a month's Imprisonment on the first charge and $20 or 3 weeks' m prisonment on the second chars? i r o» offences under the excise enactment at the Beremban Police Court on Friday she asked the
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    MEDICAL SERVICE1 "AXE"
    734 3 MEDICAL SERVICE 1 "AXE" PERAK PLANTERS' CONCERN Indian Labour In Kampongs Ipoh, Aug. 31. Central Perak Planters' Association met at Ipoh yesterday under the chairmanship of Mr. H. D. Butler. Mr. Butler said: The idea m calling this meeting is that members ol the association should have an opportunity of
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    11 3 s recentl] been busy ai the month ot the Singapore River.
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    TARIFF WALL ASKED
    74 3 Shanghai. Sept. 1. Tin- All-China Chamber of Commerce has petitioned the Central Governmcni lor a tariff wall against imported rict and other lood-stulTs. to save tht Chinese farmers from ruin. The Chamber has also asked tin Kwangtun^ Government not to raist any objection to the proposal. As
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    Traditions Of A People
    1426 4 In This Article MKS. FRANKLIN I). ROOSEVELT, Wife of the President of the United States, discusses traditions of public life which should be rigidly observed and those which on occasion it may be wise and profitable to overlook. A number oi years ago I paid my
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    Health And High Flights
    329 4 1 Glorious ii it is to fly high and to ascend .swiftly, docs not the perlormanee of such feats involve grave risk to the health oi the pilot, il not U) the PMMBfOTI No. reply Doctors Garsaux and Slrohl la the Revue Aeronautiqw Internationale < Paris
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    Harness The Fish!
    208 4 Though enginvers hay»« hurnessed Niagara, and America Is harncssuiK the Tennessee River, there is incalculable electricity Koing to waste m fish A keeper at the aquarium m Lond«>n accidentally brushed th.- tall ofl an •leetrlC eel with his hand -Instantly." writes Craven Hill. F.Z.S. "he rerelved •a
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    NAZIS BY MARRIAGE
    134 4 (Jerman Diplomats And Swedish Brides Hitler perlexed by a series mutiniWtthifl the Nazi rank-, m various parts vl G. rmany is ietktnf to riazily" tin* Bcandinavlan comirloe by "mamftf< l" n nil diplomats and Scandinavian girls OtTB I dip] ;»m.its m Sw.'dci. Norwa and Denmark have bttfl
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    "ARMED GUARDS" ARRESTED
    121 4 "ARMED GUARDS" ARRESTED HANDED T To Be If Vv S|M< n Princ. UKI i v panlorus. m. id authorities on >n ehargM i JMfl Pn-li;,.:!. i>. ii eomplefc d f erred to 0* Eastern ReKion..! I X The ten Whit prisoner ,ii» A-hilc the latu Am upp.i ri I In-
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    RVEBEST CLLMBERS
    67 4 Messrs. Ruttlcdu* \nd KSrmth, Loin: Mr Hu K1 it lit. Evei Mi V 8 B party i- iich. I .nd. Although th* the [struK'slr Mi k'ss'ins hud r. j.,:.i Bmjrtho lor Ins: ut thi high* Mr Rutthdgi xpedition ai mount* win b. Ropardlni; ttl vbtiher Mean. >: who
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    KING'S CHAPLAIN
    93 4 Death Of Rev. Donald London ipUin to M k et w.> tht Re\ nL> has i ,63 I)i Fr of the Student c 'And m this connection 'r UIC OoOtCM Ol Br trlei .md b Central Africa m 189<. nary to Uu> Wfmmton I ■tfliw MlMtom i 1925
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    PLANS FOR BALTIC
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    QUEEN AT BALMORAL
    27 4 I Th«> Queen to d hcf daughter and Princess Royal and I i left Yorkshire by where she will rejoij Balmoral Castle. British Wiless
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    Territorial Gunners Inspected
    115 5 UtaekMl »»> an unknown assailant. Mrs. lln I life) «>f i>.»k (.rn-n ltt«M| mar Aldrrshot. uife ul an army srr« anl. was Irft iinrotih( ious near the n»a«t Police anri niilitar> authorities ■•arched m \ain for the man <Mr» llalli(l:i> with hor UiUy daiichtn. BeryUo !ic Tar!
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    JUDGMENT FOR $43.50
    746 6 MR. KENYON— SLADE'S CLAIM Film That Was to Make $100,000 Mr. 14. H. Kenyon-Slade. the English actor, who sued Mr. J. C. Cook, the American film producer, before Mr. H. R. Bull, the Civil District Judge, for a sum of $325 for breach of contract, and $13.50
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    TROUBLE CONCERNING TEMPLE TILES
    461 6 Batavia's Indian Community Falls Oui (From Our Own Correspondents Mechin. Auk. 2t>. There is growing friction In tiuIndian community m Batavia. The trouble began with the restoration oi the Gurdwana Temple In Tandjong BriOk. This temple Was built ten years ago but during the past few
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    $150 Must Be Won
    549 6 $1 50 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week gELOW will be found particulars oi the Free Press Football Competition No. 3 m which you are asked to forecast results of ten English and Scottish League matches to be played on Sept. 9th.. This announce-
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    NEW TRICKS OF THE DOPE KINGS
    301 6 LIVE TURTLKS HIDE OPIUM By Oliver Bell The latest report ol |bt L»'aKW« Opium Advisory Commission lays bare several new smuggling devices ot the international druK contrebandiers (Recently, for instance, it was discoverled that quite a lar^e quantity ot I iin was beint; smuggled
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    LOANS TO CHINA
    92 6 British And (iorman Interest! Shanghai M-pl. 1. In an Intcnrlew with presi represenlatin Mr Chen Ku: Minister <»t Industrie i Mr T v Boong bad compU d with German Interests Qnan ■ted and Iron foun Plain and fad are reai I has been chosen at Ifa Anshan
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    35 6 Dr H W kM h E E B tanist Department «)i Agrleultur been api to iurt m Cn h oncer Afrtcultural !>•; ment. Dr j.u k nectlon with pun itraln pad: imlned w. r:.i vrtde I
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    R.A.F. BALTIC FLIGHT
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    17 6 IQM| Woman iUvv A| d Pleading guilt) V >ntt Ah Ping d by her I
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      211 6 j FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITIONNo'^3 -i agree to abide by the conditions governing this eonpetl- j tion v set out above and to accept as Hnal the decision of the Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press m ail matters j appertaining thereto. My forecast of the results of the
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      92 6 h 1 and every day a little bigger and stronger OATS gruel has nearly every t ment a baby needs. It builds bone Mfcd feeds the ner\es, bkxvl and teeth df«d alert, active mind and -uards health, as uell. This wonderfully nourishing, invi^or.itin-, n feod has helped raise several gener.itivM^
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    ARCHITECTS HAVE FIXED SCALE OF FEES
    517 7 It h Illegal For Them To Accept Less ft h VING TO PROSPEC YE BUILDERS ipi i Malaya who conhuildin? houses t being: victimised u.s architects, real is informed :hy member of the it there is reason certain architects work at less than >iale
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    CDR BROOKS' FATE
    101 7 B«d\ To Be Exhumed And Taken To London vhich was recently washed :id of Terschelling. It, has now been that ot Commander formerly Commodore of and well-known In Malaya. He disFune 6. after boarding Prague at the Hook a few hours before Harwich. He left his en
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    SIR PHILIP MAGNUS
    90 7 E Distinguished Scientist's Death I I. oiul. hi. .Aim. VJ. By the death oj the distinguished scientist. Sir Philip Magnus. Bart., at the age ol J0 at Chilworth. Surrey and London arc deprived of one of the principal educationists, who was associated with such work throughout the
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    85 7 I At the conclusion ol the trial oi Rwek Gim Cheong be tor*. Mr. H A. I Forrer. the Criminal District Judge, on i charge ol ch:Miin* Lim Yok Tin of I 51.000. the accused was acquitted. The complainant alleged that he gave ■jl.OOu to Kwek Gim Cheong to secure
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    BREACB HEALED
    323 7 Luang Pradit Retaining to Bangkok From Our Own Correspondent.) Kangkok. Sept. 1. It is officially stated that Luang Pradit. having undertaken to cooperate with the Government on the basis of the main lines of the economic policy laid down by thy Government, (the King has been graciously pleased
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    MR. C. B. COOPER
    110 7 Well- Know n Johorc Lawyer In Hospital In the First Magistrates Court. Jobore Bahru, belore Captain N Nelson Jones yesterday, a case was mentioned m which a European. S. Baily. was defendant The complainant was a Chinese Vong Teng. who charged Baily with assault. When the
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    ARSENAL TO HE MOVED
    72 7 Too Near The Sea In Case Of Trouble In China Bmkg Kong, Aug. 30. A Canton report states that arrangements have been completed for the erection of an arsenal m the district of Chingyuen. m the interior I jf Kwangtung. The ammunition workshop at Shekcheng. near
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    31 7 F l/abi th v hmk WUh her Pet d S ■■■■■■■■HI by ITincess KI./alMth and Princess Margaret Rose (behind) arriving at hZ I Station. London, on their way to C;iamis Castle
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    ROAD SIGNALS
    154 7 Commercial Traveller's Invention Cardiff commercial traveller has i patented a road traffic signal inven- I Uon which export opinion acclaims as treat Improvement on the present toad control system. The new road controller consists of I tfcree men electric Ughta vymboUsing dear.' one yellow for caution' fri t)
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    "SHOT INTO COURT"
    160 7 European Motorist And Cyclist a European, Alister Murdock Me Lennan appeared before Mr h a roner m the Criminal District Court on Saturday to answer private summom taken out by a Malay. Sarim bin Sanman. charging him with causing grievous hurt When the ca*e «as called up.
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    MOTTLE JUGGLING
    179 7 Alleged Trick On Liquor Shopkeeper From Our Own Correspondent.' Taiping. Aug. 31. An alleged ruse to cheat a firm of j provision dealers was told to the Taiping magistrate today, when Tang Kai Scan, a new arrival m Taiping. was charged with attempting to de j traud Kirn
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    NINETEEN MILLION DOLLARS LYING IDLE
    249 7 NINETEEN MILLION DOLLARS LYING IDLE Silver Which Nobody Wants Malaya's silver dollars have fallen into disuse. Nobody wants them Silver ntty-eent pieces have elso fallen on evil days. More than 19.000.000 of these coins are lying m the musty vaults of tho Singapore Treasury, and only 3.500 000 are still
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    ANTI-CHIANG MOVE
    64 7 Canton To fall Opposition Congress Hour Ron*. Auk. 31 The members of the executive council ,ot the Kuomintang m Hon* Kong and Canton have decided to hold a separate meetinK m Canton m November m op- position to that called by the followers ot Chiang Kai-shek. General Chan
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    CHARHAR FIGHTING
    150 7 Volunteers Rein* l>ri\en Rack Shanghai, Auk. 31. Fighting continues m Charhar. The forces of General Soong Che-yuan, chairman of the Charhar Government, occupied Shagtu yesterday, the allied forces led by General Chi Hung-chang retreating m the direction ol Suiyuan Two Shunsi divisions are reported to have been mobilised
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1933 Week-End Comments
    511 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1933 Week-End Comments Uncle Arthur is back m Lhe 'fold. He has been out m the desert a long time, since the Burnley electors turned him down mi favour of Rear-Admiral Gordon Campbell V.C.. the National Gov-! crnment candidate m the general j election
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      Planters' Salaries
      246 8 To the Editor. Sir. -The protest vokvd at the last meeting Ol the I.S.P. regarding the subsistence wages ot planters should not be allowed to tall on deal ears. i Already we are being told at annual meetings of rubber companies that many of them are turning the
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      Agricultural Bank
      89 8 To the Editor. Sir.— We have heard so much lately of the principles of co-operative effort m agriculture that one is moved to ask what has happed to the scheme for an Agricultural Bank m Malaya. This project was examined and r<ported on years ago and. n memory
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      593 8 To the Kditor. Sir It seems an opportune time, when official budgets are being prepared for the coming year, to remind tba Government that ii its new orientation 01 agricultural policy is to be justified it should not stay its hand where it has done m opening out
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    747 8 Singapore Ladies laki ti> Hikes Five (.\>it Hair Cut Jokntto* 's Pier f»r Japan Industry f<>t Mil lay. i WE have read recently quite a lot about Hollywood taking to bicycles j and pictures of Mary Pickford one of j the keenest followers of the new
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      89 8 CAUDIBECIK'S FRESH SMOKED SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. ORCHARD ROAD. 1.-WJ.W. CABLE SHOES COMFORT FOR HOT DAYS EASY PRICES FOR HARD TIMES ''ZZl^^ r%£^- 111 Ml T^MJm^SBI^m 0 rubb« r s >l< r rrfs-- -r ■^S&MFi/'l^r Oi/' -S D 1U FORD, MEDIUM TOR CAI A.lso m black box calf. "^^^B
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      60 8 AN EXPLORER RELATES that, on returning to his tent late one night, he found a tigress waiting for him. A married correspondent says he knows exactly how he must have felt. Happy homes are those the contents of which are covered by M GAFLAC BURGLARY POLICIES. (I GENERAL j ACCIDENT,
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      39 8 jCAPTAIN BOTTELLi Jaiin S the pnbll J with Capt Hanle> S filled th* rnt In hJ 5 novrl is word his Ml Captain R S able chara the BMMI i« 5 I KELLY &W LIU 'IncorpT J Raffles Plact
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    BOYS TORTURED WITH RED-HOT WIRE
    600 9 "He Put Fire On My Hands never seen him before. The boy however, replied that accused had' committed even more serious otTences upon nim. j Another scantily dressed lad. Suppiah aged 3. was then called, and he stated hat he last saw his father and
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    REVOLTING COURT STORY OF INDIAN'S CRUELTY
    448 9 REVOLTING COURT STORY OF INDIAN'S CRUELTY ■n Compelled o Steal i i man who comi to steal and beg and who tortured ring callousness was mm ond Police Court ten Mr. N\ (irite. t>ked an Indian to "how cause wh.v execute a bond. m age from t> years .>. were
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    CLAY CROSS
    53 9 Mr. Arthur Henderson Elected London, Sept. 1. Mr. Arthur Henderson was to-day elected for the Clay Cross Division of Derbyshire, the polling being as follows Mr. Arthur Henderson 'Lab. > 21.931 Mr. John Moore <Nat.) 6,293 Mr. Harry Pollitt < Communist* 3.434 The Labour majority at the last
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    91 9 LATEST TIN AND RUBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow: RUBBER: London, Sept. 2. Spot 'sellers) 3 3 4 d- <3 13/16 d.) New York, Sept 2. Friday's
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    NEW HOUSES FOR POOR
    292 9 Seven Million Scheme at Liverpool London, Auk. 31. A slum clearance scheme estimated to cost £7.400.000 was to-day approved by the Liverpool Corporation Housing Committee. The scheme includes the demolition oi 12.742 slum houses and the erection m their place of 15.692 houses to accommodate 40.600
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    I.L.P. AND NAZI REGIME
    85 9 Britain Keeping (lose London, Aug. 11. The Foreign Secretary. Sir John Simon, today received a deputation from the Independent Labour Partyheaded by Mr. James Maxton. MP. According to Mr. Maxton the deputation desired to express to the Foreign Secretary the intense feeling among the working class
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    DR. HOFER
    38 9 Unexpected Arrival At Nuremburg Nuremberg, Sept. ',1. The Austrian. Dr. Hofer. has arrived. The Nazi Congress was wildly elated at the unexpected arrival of an aeroplane from Italy carrying Hofer with i four liberating comrades. Reuter.
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    CABINET MEETING TO-DAY
    37 9 London, Aug. 31. Tho Secretary for the Dominions. Mr. J. H. Thomas, is going to Balmoral tonight for the week-end. He will return to London to be present at Monday's Cabinet meeting.- British Radio.
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    ITALIAN AIR ACE KILLED
    194 9 ITALIAN AIR ACE KILLED Plane Skids While Taking Off New York, Sept. 2. Marquis de Pinedo, the Italian ace. was killed m taking off for Baghdad en an attempt to beat the lons distance record. Pinedo had prepared for the flight with the utmost secrecy and thoroughness. He had supervised
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    RECOVERY CODE
    231 9 Coal Owners And Miners Reach Deadlock Washington. Sept. g. A memorandum advising him not to; apply the Recovery Act to the railways has been sent t:> President I Roosevelt by Mr. Eastman, the Federal j co-ordin.itnr ot transport. Reuter. Washington. Sept. 2. Labour policy troubles and the mystery
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    POTATO IMPORTS
    129 9 Protection For British (i rowers London. Aug. 31. The Minister ot Agriculture has been m negotiation with representatives oi potato exporting countries with I view Ito emergency action (Of the regulation 'dt imports pending the coming Into operation of home marketing schemes and ofl a permanent system for
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    EARL GREYS CONDITION
    115 9 Grave Anxiety Felt London. Aug. 31. Lord Grey's condition was to-day reported unchanged There was a slight improvement yesterday when he regained consciousness and was able to talk for a little while to his sister and the doctor. Among messages of inquiry and sympathy there was a
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      Fixing the Buying Power of Currency
      1312 10 Fixing the Buying Power of Currency Sweden's Stabilisation Scheme m Operation Two Years IBy s Special Correspondent > Stockholm, Aug. ML As Professor Irving Fisher pointed out the other day. stabilisation of currency need not necessarily mean stabilisation relatively to gold. The kind ol stabilisation which really is of most
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      SINGHATEX PROCESSES
      181 10 Ceylon Syndicate Interested Arrival of Inventor Mr Veera-niakkana-Kumara Binthates Singham, the Inventor and patentee oi the "Blnghatea Rubber Processes and Products." has arrived from Penang. at the invitation of a local European planting syndicate to develop his products on a commercial scale. Until Mr. Singham meets his principals
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      TREASURY BILLS
      53 10 < Sept. 1. Applications for tenders for Trea- sury bills were opened to-day at the f Bank of England and totalled £66,- 580.000. The amount allotted m bills at three months was £45.000.000. The average rate per cent, accepted was s 7s. l/95d. as compared with 7s. l/64d.
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      Exchange Rates
      228 10 September 2 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 1 32 London. 3 months' sight 2 4 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 63 G4 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 31 32 London, demand 2 3 15 16 London. T.T. 2 3 29 32 Lyons and Paris,
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      MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
      132 10 Foreign exports ol tin. being final shipments on ocean-steamers at ii Malayan ports, during the month oi August. 1933 Destination Tons United Kingdom 80 United States oi America L'62l Continent ol Europe 1.395 British Possessions 193 Japan 92 Netherlands India 1 Other Foreign Countries :<4 TOTAL 4.416
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      88 10 I The elevation of Mr. Arnold Savage! Bailey to the Supreme Court Bench mj 1 Fohore leaves a vacancy on the State Council of Selangor and on the Federal Council. One of the European unofficial l nembers of the Federal Council has generally been a gentleman m the legal profession.
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      The £ Abroad
      80 10 The Abroad London. Sept. 1. Exchanges t<- day were Paris 80 25 32. New York 4.53. Brussels 22.69'Amsterdam 7.85'^. Vienna 30 nom. Lisbon 105 1 1». Athens 565. Belgrade 135. Buenos Aires 42 3 4 official rate. Montevideo 35» 2 nom. Bombay 1 6 1 16. Shanghai 1 '3' 2.
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      The Chinese Produce Exchange
      81 10 Singapore. September 2, 12 noon Buyer Seller Gambler 4.50 Java Cube 7.50 Hamburg Cube 7.50 Muntok White Pepper 23.00 White Pepper 22.00 Black Pepper 13.50 i Copra, sundried 3.55 Copra, mixed 3 00 Small Hake Tapioca 4 00 Fair Flake Tapioca 3.90 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.25
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      135 10 September 2 Devoes Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin L* 07 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tn. 1 50 Sacony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Socony Motor Gasoline drums per British Imperial Gallon 85 Socony Motor Gasoline •4-gallon tin* :j 65 shell Aviation Spirit
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      YEARS OF PROFITABLE WORK AHEAD
      1187 10 Negotiations to Extend Raub aaaa^Bvaaaßßawaflavavaa^aVa^BsaVßai PROFIT OF £88,917 LAST At the MO) annual general meeting ol the Raub Australian Gold Mining n pany, Limited, m id at the reglsterd office ol the company. Empire IRDers," Brisbane, m moving the Ad iption ol the balance-sheet for
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      MORE TICAL RUMOURS
      104 10 REASSUR QOVI No In.'!; rv Me- i iFron. I I The MSffcantUe c to panic afl of any alt) JaMap rumours cum n that the tic; thirteen aOOM pound steri to trade One ol down OB m others wen dealings S. went mi :.tr nmnej ti v
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      Wall Street
      69 10 l>ow MMU wiim^ Industrial:* M Kail.s 20 OU111 N B. MU I ROI k ivii \m.» Bfl Amere B Am Fphone and H A'cl.. 0 I. 9 H Cm Oca. H •diich H Ooi H Inter T'ph>i.. H and lategri H Nat City B.o.k n\ Y<»rk < Corp.
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      40 10 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION S< ptrmhri .'ml 1 &MM < «r>;i. I Stain! k» RBM tonal i Standard t0 B ■I .rid.mi I s s O N i 0 Jan v Latest C I *d per lb W Y*rk Spot
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      58 10 mine which js .1 c the pi. clam w 11 am r the e m Raub nine, said U ill S>t'<J lt S The a< ci im;> itdoptod. and .v h« MM MBOMM t i Brisbane, and to Md Raub Mcsmv IVrssr. P c Philip I 7. S Drlpratt wci.
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      51 10 we acknowledi the new M P h s Reader Ser.. s "fi the r>SS* 11 ably graded and mended lor The aim ol x suitable local I Classes, to bf intensive Kv.ui Readers Beffles Of the Series V Superintendent ol Prices BJooH 1 cents BfN* U Ji V 50 cents
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    NEW COMPANIES
    88 11 |kndu Rubber Anil I Proved Tin oonden! ulwu, Aujj. 22. I dea of groat I been rt-gis- i Rubber Estates I General InvestI D formed to d estates of lalacea. and of planters. I Nts m rub- rcha and gums director! are ft ol Dimbula I any), Mon_^_l
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    12 11 (Singapore 1 will be held on >--Horei at 5 P- m at
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    IMPORTS OF FLOUR
    75 11 Australian Trade To East Shows Bis Increase The Australian Minister for Commerce states that official trade returns shew that for the first, quarter of this year China imported 77.512 short tons Of Wheaten Hour. Of which Australia supplied 35.512 tons, the United States 21,200 tuns, and Canada
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    OPIUM SEIZURE
    58 11 Empress Owners Heavily Fined Contraband opium worth $50,000 was seized on the Canadian liner Empress of Canada when she docked at Honolulu and the owners were fined $14,500 by J. Walter Doyle. Collector of Customs. Lo Lat-san. the Chinese steward, was held on a charge of attempting to
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    63 11 Cable news has been received by Mr J. P. Tharmalinkam. retired accountant of the Kinta Sanitary Board, of the death of his mother m Jaffna. Ceylon. The deceased lady, who was about 83 years old, was also the mother of Messrs. J. P. Ayathury and J. P. Kathiravaloe, of Ipoh,
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    MARKET PRICE LIST
    508 11 The India Rubber Journal of Aug. 19. commenting on the Daily Express article on restriction published m this issue, after quoting some of the statements made, adds: "This, and other statements m the article referred to we, on behalf of the British rubber Industry, flatly deny." Singapore.
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      1441 11 4weU exceed m,Ht .tit The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated tn the Btnlti Settlements) MAD OFFICE: Oreat Eastern Life Building, CecU Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27 Old Jewry EC The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the Britten Life Assurance Companies
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      656 11 ftASER'S SHARE LIST: Saturday's Closing Quotations sE I VIBER 2nd, 1933 Malaka Pindas ($1) 75 80 Buyers SeUers Mandai Tekong ($1) 07 V> 15 28s 6d Mentakab (20^ 23 25 28s 6d 30s New Scudais ($2) 90 93 14s 15s New Serendah ($2) 70 ao 96 1.00 Nyalas ($1) 35
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    37 12 From China and Japan by Genoa Maru m Singapore noon in-day. From Holland by Siba.uk m Singapore to-morrow ngornlng. From China and Japan by Calcutta I Maru m Singapore daylight on WedInesday. the Gth instant
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    129 12 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive East Wharf (Entrance date 1) Ophir 22: Genoa Mam 20. Main Wharf (Entrance (iate 3.) KeitOtOOO 18; Col di Luna 13; IpoH 11: Diomod 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Muncaster Castle 37: Marudu 32. Empire Dock (Entrance
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      CHARTERING TRADE
      344 12 More Life In Eastern Markets I Although the freight markets .i* a whole have not shown a great deal ol interest lately, certain sections here and there have displayed evidence of more activity and a better absorption of tonnage has been seen m one or two directions, particularly
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      A POOL SYSTEM
      146 12 Reported Flans For Freight Conferences It is reported, says th« Japan Chronicle, that many freight conferences. particularly the Java Freight OQQfI eace. plan to work on a pool system II desirable partly to meet competition m the luture As regard the Java Conference. It will be recalled,
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      SHIP WITHOIT OWNER
      148 12 Anomalous Position Of Masler Captain Philip Octal MftlMff nf th« A-ia. is m rather m unfurtunatt pU In Amoy. Tlu Asia arriv. a In Am<»y norn, Manila on Docerrtkr 9 Imsl \«.ir D 6 tlien has DfTW put to sea. th. owner h.wiim Rppaxvntt) bankrupt. TIM sh'p
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      CONTRACTS IN 1933
      51 12 ■Ml ti tonnajj. J those <■: j imount I v j romprlM: )r 74 pel tons ktou [he toil -J (■row I U»»r Abro.f; I Total I Ol ||M j nprc < launched < h I tt.' I ir>f •Xv Unit* Abroad 3 now it is SlUt
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      COMPULSORY PILOTAGE
      82 12 I IK. Pilot.' A.voctj, hiMij^ion I Th- -P 1 opinion among tmi t^tolutlon w 3 <;irr I i Ml tftkt All D< WU7 ttfjMlj lor the M pttOUff dMI 10 as ftd I jk»- area v or not keep area Lord A hi- did or t j i
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      KONG KONG FERRY
      406 12 First Diesel ElectricVessel The latest addition to the Star Ferry fleet, the Electric Star, incidentally me of the first Dieselectrie ferry boats to be built m the British Empire, was christened and launched at the yards of the South China Motor Ship- building and Repairing Works. Hong
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      RUBBER BUOYS
      144 12 A New Departure m the Thames Last yt«ar the Rubber Growers* Association agreed to contribute towards tho cost of a rubber murk Duoy which the Motor Boat Association was presenting to the Port Ji London Authority. The buoy is now m position at Holehaven Spit. and has been
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      223 12 Dajak. Dm 89, from Bengalis 2<j toe Asahan 4.9. Hvatonc Brit 109. from Malacca 2\) for Malacca 4.9. Read. Dut. 14%. from Bali 2.9 for Cheribon 7.9. Dukat. Norw. 761, from Port Swettenham 2.9 for Sourabaya 2 9. Pa.sir. Dutch, 630. from Sourabaya 2 9 for Penans 2.9.
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      665 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia). FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. •tegular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7 f 37« tons) and the S.S. MANGOLA (3,352 tons): [Cargo only] MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins
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      78 12 I. S. K. LINE. ISHIIIARA UfDL'STMAL and TRANSPORT CO rMcorn>rat»Mi m lapan) KF(;iKAR FRFICIIT AND r\SSKN(.FR SFRYICF From Japan Due Sail CLYDE MARU Srpt 9 Sept 9 FOR ROBE. OS\K\ MOJI. YWVATA NAGOYA AND YOKOHAMA Due S.iiK CLYDE MARU Srpt 15 Rept 18 ERIE MARU B«|M 25 BOSTON MARU Get
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      47 12 HENDERSON LUtt v< hi i %uii tj By i *i lirturrn I j Port f\' SAOAIN YOMA s j PI chin: kern: BH AM I SA^ r.- t BURY.v H YO- P' CHI X I < alls I ar.s I 4JMDON ;;j It i FV>r fxirth, P^ Vatowon
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      378 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals t BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m I Kedah Monday to Friday 7 30 a.m Saturday 7 p.m Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.in Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and
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      512 13 P. O. British India and Apcar Lines. (Incorporated In England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. I pENIN^ULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. I s, »>TRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT I lON DON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE ■OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN, I m Due Due ronnage. Singapore. Tonnage.
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      557 13 Ellerman &Bucknall Steamship Co v Ltd. (.Incorporated m England > •ELLERMAN" UNK. FREIGHT SEFVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS ANI-/ SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamers. u ue s^Us j s.s. City of Pittsburg For London, R'dam and Hamburg Sept. 14 Sept 16 s.s. City of Newcastle For Havre, I/Hidon,
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      913 13 B a^Sm?^Ud^d BS2T Tf S A mA KHI W B I HW <*>" ttl> raS S C I?L%TE^ IG N^^^ AOOTRALIAII 3*W US rHE SIAM BTEAM NAVIGATION Co. THE SUN SHIPPING CO. LTD Ltd. INSURANCE. The Liverpool and London and Globe The Tham*6 and aud Mersey Marto* Insurance Co.. Ltd
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      745 14 K. P. M. KONINKLIJKE PAKBTVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ MAKASSER— Monday. Sept. 4. Selat Pandjang. Koedap. Bengkalis and Bagan Si-Api-Api. DAJAK -Monday. Sept. 4. Bengkalis. Asahan. Paneh and Berombang. OPHlR— Monday, Sept. 4. Belawan-Deli. RETEH- Tuesday. Sept. 5. Bengkalis. Paneh, Berombang. Tanjong-Mengei-dar. Tanjong Leidong and Asahan. PALOPO Tuesday. Sept. 5. Rhio. Tambelan. Singkawang.
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      502 14 TO EUROPE TROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO. BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA, MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penang. N. York. Pros Garfield Sept. 9 Sept. 12 Sept. 14 Oct. 24 Pres Polk Sept. 23 Sept. 26 Sept. 28 Nov. 7 Pres Adams
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      432 14 TO NAPLES. MARSEILLES, LONDON. ANTU I h MIDDLESRROK.iI HAKUSAN MARU 10.500 Sept. 6 7 HAKON HARCJNA MARU 10.400 Sept 20 21 SSUWA MAI'J IKATORI MARU 10.000 Oct. 5 6 IKASHIMA MARU 10 000 Oct 19 20 FUSHIMI :Yasukuni Maru 12.000 Oct 31 Nov. 1 #May omit Rotterdam. .ills i ;i
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    GOLD CUP MEETING OPENS
    2322 15 Row Boat Equals Malayan 6 Furlongs r/ IST TIMES AT BUKIT TIMAH Uoat, "Anam KongsiV gelding, equalled th« ilayan record for six furlongs on Saturday Singapore Turf Club (Gold Cup) meeting opti was m the seventh race that Row Boat In means the heaviest backed of
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    78 M.RH. FOR SIX HOURS
    201 15 Italian Driver And British Car Win Ulster T.T. tion to many. Since he first sprang into prominence by taking the Mountain Course lap record at Brooklands. be has raced In a number of Continental road events; his latest success being second m the Swedish Grand
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    GOLIATH TOO FAST FOR DAVID
    308 15 GOLIATH TOO FAST FOR DAVID Miss America Wins First Harmsworth Trophy Race Alf onack, Michigan. Sept. 3. Commodore Oar Wood's Miss America X won the first of the three races for the Harmsworth Trophy, beating the Britisher, Mr. Hubert Scott-Paine's Miss Britain 111 by three miles. Just before the start,
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    M. G. MAGNETTE AND M.G. MIDGET TAKE FIRST TWO PLACES
    684 15 M. G. MAGNETTE AND M.G. MIDGET TAKE FIRST TWO PLACES London, Sept. 2. The Italian Nuvolari. driving a British M. G. Magnette car. won the Lister Road Race Tourist Trophy at an average speed of 78.65 miles an hour. His time for the course of 478 miles was 5 hours,
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    LAWN TENNIS
    433 15 S.C.C. Tournament Results Results m the S.C.C. lawn tennis tournament on Friday were as follow Profession Pairs D. H. Klelnman and A. A. A. Paterson beat C. V. Miles and P H Battlshlll 6—2. 6—2. D. E. L. Anderson and C E. Winter beat E J Sturgess and
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    THRILLING ENGLISH LEAGUE FOOTBALL
    683 16 WHIRLWIND DISPLAY BY THE ARSENAL But They Were Lucky To Win Sheffield Game LAST-MINUTE VICTORY FOR THE SPURS (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sept. 2. Although Arsenal were without James and Hulme they were able to take two points at the expense of Sheffield Wednesday, on
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    SWIMMING CLUB
    49 16 The race lor the Jackson-Millar Cup 100 metres, took place at the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday morning and was won by K. Madsen m 1 mm. 25 2-5 seconds. Madsen received 12 seconds handicap. C. Goldman (scratch^ was second, and R D Shrimpton (27 seconds* third. i
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    Y. M. C .A. SWIMMERS SET NEW RECORDS
    454 16 Y. M. C .A. SWIMMERS SET NEW RECORDS Annual Carnival Results No less than four records w<*rr broken at the 14th annual swimming championship carnival of the V.M.C.A at the Fort Canning Pool on Saturday afternoon, m the presence of a largo crowd, which included the Colonial Secretary, the Hon.
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    SCULLING CHAMPION
    99 16 World Title Won By Australian i Toronto, Sept. 2. m B( **y Pearce (Australia) won the Worlds Professional Sculling championship beating the holder Ted Phelps (Great Britain) by two hundred yards over a three mile course. The respective times were 19 mm. 26 sees, and 20 mln. 36
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    GOLF
    81 16 KEPPEL LADLES' CUP Elrven cards were taken out for the' iqualiiyniß round of the Keppel Ladles' kCnp at Keppel Goll Club and the i following qualified Mrs. P. J. Crawley 47 15 32 Mrs. J. L. Campbell 45—12 33 Mrs. W P. Douglas 45 12 33 Mrs. A M.
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    LADY CHAMPION
    29 16 In the final ot .ne Keppel Golf Cluo j women's championship played over 13 i holes. Mrs A M. Low beat Mrs. J C MacLeod 1 up.
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    SINGAPORE CLUB
    38 16 Lady Captain* Prize i i The Lady Captains Prize at Singapore OolT Club was won by Mrs S. M Middlebrook. A detailed list of scores returned Is posted on the uotice board at the cluo house.
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    S.G.C. COMPETITION
    274 16 I The September bogey competition of i the Singapore Golf Club was played at Buklt Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted m a win for R. Craik m I'A" division with score of "all square j and m a win lor N H. Holm m "B* division
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    GARRISON CLUB
    73 16 Competitions Arranged For September There will be an eclectic competition at the Garrison Golf Club for j both men and women during the I month of September. The following are the fixtures for I 'he month: Saturday and Sunday. 9th and 10th. men's monthly medal < stroke) Wednesday
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    FERNANDO'S BIG INNINGS
    414 16 77 Runs Scored For Nondescripts The close of the official MMI caused many clubs to cancel their remaining cricket fixtures over the week-end and few oi them havr turther marches on the list. A match of minor character was played on BM Nondescripts Crickci Club's ground yesterday
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    THREE CENTURIES FOR YORKSHIRE
    121 16 THREE CENTURIES FOR YORKSHIRE AND A y. Bright Cricki 14^ And I From Ouj dot), L^ Batsmen Pl tew first r!..--were m p v«>ry atM. ScarborouKi" On ttto 1. XI kept tl.< all day. s» Hammond r The moht was _'it S r turios w« r MC Levland w»r I
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