The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 September 1933

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND D AILY NEWS. fcST. 1H35 No. 14,061. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER U, 1933. It CENTS.
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    POSPERITY STILL FAR OFF
    289 1 POSPERITY STILL FAR OFF Aijm *ca's Recovery Drive Bl > BUSINESS OPPOSITION {,ro»iiig Enmity Between Labour And Wealth aL is not well with America's recovery drive is icatd b> a message to The Times from its Waton or respondent. He refers to the covert iiion of bi^ business, the growing
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    WHEAT SURPLUSES
    73 1 Government Subsidy to Holders Washington. Srpt. tt lor the disposal of ocr I Ulioo bushels of wheat stor-d the Pacific and north-west Sta c iport associations, of whic mated China will tak. pan 12.000.000 and Irelanc a possible 6.000.000 bushels are announced by the Farm t Board and
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    COTTON INDUSTRY
    98 1 L\S. Farmers Urge Emergency Steps Colombia. South arolina. Sept. 13. Immediate currency expansion aurl 'he abolition of the processing tax on cotton and other emergency st^ps were advocated by agricultural leaders at a matt meeting of farmers here to-day. The meeting urged the Federal Administration immediately to tix
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    COLD REGULATIONS
    40 1 Washington. Sept. 13. The i -">M regulations have been' further modified by the permission ranted to licensed manufacturers to uv scrap gold such as trinkets. IvweUerjF and teeth fillings which V-re previously only marketable to tl mints. Reuter
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    ELECTION IN IRELAND
    57 1 O'DUFFY ORGANISING CAMPAIGN Unstable ValeraLabour Alliance Dublin, Sept. 13 Ail the lUliaiice between Dc Valera and Labour is believed to be unstable and 11 is the general opinion that De Valera will bi» forced to dissolve ihe Dail, General ODuily is beginning a month's organtelnc campaign next
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    JAPANESE ARM BANDITS
    263 1 Police Arrangements Wanted In Neutral Area Shanghai, Sept. 13. In an interview with General Yu Hsueh -chung, Chairman of the Hopeh Government, yesterday, it was disclosed that over ten thousand bandits, armed by the Japanese, are now operating m the districts m the Luan Valley. He said
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    17 1 MISS CHINA AT THE RAC KS.— The latest fashions m < luiiexi ostunif photograhed at Rukit Tamah yesterday.
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    EUROPEAN FLOGGED
    102 1 ADMIRAL EVANS' DECISION Native Chieftain Suspended Palapy Roads, Berh., Sept. 13. At Bechuanaland Court of Enquiry constituted by Vice Admiral Evans, allegations were made that the representations of Tshekedi. 'chief of the Bamangwato Tribe who. it is alleged, was mainly responsible for the Hogging of the European. Macintosh),
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    On Other Pages
    127 1 Sprncer rode three winners at the K.wes yesterday Page 16. Stories from the loral courts Pages 6 and 7. Miss Owen, general secretary of the V.W.C.A., delivered an interesting ad dreg* to the Rotary Club yesterday— Page 9. Results of Kuantan lawn tennis tournament Page 15. F.M.S.R.
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    EASY ST. LEGER WIN FOR HYPERION
    338 1 Lord Derby's First Classic 'Double' mi London, Sept. 13. The St. Leger, run at Doncaster to-day, resulted as follows Lord Derby's HYPERION (Weston) 1 H.H. the Aga Khan's FELICITATION (Beary) 2 Lord Durham's SCARLET TIGER (Cars lake) 3 Fourteen ran. Won by three lengths;
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    DIARY OF THE WEEK
    257 2 Thursday, Sept. 14th. -ligh Water 07.20. 6.5 ft., 17.01 7.5 ft. football: S.A.F.A. Cup, Ist. round: SCC. Vo. Marine Dept.. Anson Road Stadium: (Colman League) Porhimponan Stia vs. Post Office Jalan Besar. Clergy Retreat Ends Friday, 15th. 3i2h Water 08.34. 7.0 ft.. 18.49 ft. Annual meeting
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    THE MIDNAPORE OUTRAGE
    366 2 MAGISTRATE MURDERED AT FOOTBALL GROUND LTwo Assailants Shot Down Fur 4 her details ire- now to hand of die murdt-r Mr. B. E. J. Burge. Disrrict Magistrate of Midnapore. at a football match en the Police Club ground. Oi the two assassins 'both Bengalis), one was killed
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    FAULTY BRAKES
    164 2 Bus Driver Fined After Running Into Car The penalty for "not having two Independent and efficient brakes m good working order," as required by the Traffic Branch, was paid by Tan Ah Low. a Chinese motor bus driver yesterday when he was fined $15. jr two weeks' tmprisonmert
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    BROKE INTO MOSQUE
    42 2 A young Malay. Simboo. pleaded s\iilty yesterday before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the Criminal District Judge, to charge of breaking into a mosque m Bencoolen Stnvt early on the morning >f Sept. 8. Sentence was deferred until Sept. 15.
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    CONSTABLE CHARGED
    315 2 Acquitted of Wrongful Detention On a charge of using criminal force to a constable, a Sikh "JagaV story was believed by Mr. R J. F. Curtis, the third magistrate, yesterday and he was ac n "ittf<d Court Inspector R. D. Wightman led evidence for the prosecution while the.
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    FAMOUS DRAMATIST
    238 2 Alfred Sutro Succumbs To Pneumonia London, Sept. 12. The death has taken place from pneumonia <>t Mr. Alired Sutro. 0.8.E.. brother-in-law oi Lord BnMttni Reuter. Mr. Sutro was one Of England's best-known playwrights. B>rn In 1863. K> was educated at the City of London School and Brussels, and
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    TYPHOON DEATH ROLL
    42 2 Tokio, Sept. 13. The death roll due to the recent typhoon which struck the south Af Korea, totalled 54 U Some 23 persons are missing; 40 are injured; 296 houses collapsed, 67 were I damaged, and 2.625 were submerged.
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    HANDING ON THE BABY
    219 2 HANDING ON THE BABY I OR AN ATTEMPT TO BY F.M.S.R. Penang-Prai Passenger Traffic (From Our Own Correspondent* Penang, Sept. 13. j Owing to the continued heavy loss incurred by the railway In keeping the Penang Railway Station and launches to carry passengers between Pral and Penang. It Is understood
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    DUTCH EAST INDIES
    244 2 Government Out To End Trade Treaties <From Our Own Correspondent.) .Medan. Sept. 9. Allegations that the British Government has many times committed a breach of the terms of two old troaties determining trade and other relations between British Malaya and the Dutch East Indies are made her**.
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    RUSSIAN IN COURT
    135 2 Alleged Broach of Trust of Rs. 15,000 When Herman Wolinskl. I Russian, appeared again before Mr. H. A Forrer. the Criminal District Judge, yesterday, m connection with an application for his extradition to Bombay under the Fugitive Offenders' Act Detective Inspector McLellan said he had received no
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    ONLY A SCHOOLBOY
    87 2 Cautioned For Cycling Against Traffic Mr. J. McPherson Brander. fourth magistrate, yesterday cautioned and discharged a 15-year-old Chinese schoolboy, who pleaded guilty to a traffic oiTence while riding a bicycle m South Bridge Road. He admitted having ridden across a street junction when the traffic policeman's "wings"
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    27 2 News has reached Ipoh that Mr. and Mrs T. M. Wayte. who w?re stationed m Ipoh before they went home on leave, are not returning to Malaya.
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    YOUNG CONCUBINE' MURDERED
    221 2 YOUNG CONCUBINE' MURDERED DISMEMBERED BODY IN WOODEN TRUNK Accountant's Wife Accused Canton, Sept. 4. The wife of a Government accountant, charged with the murder of her husband's young concubine, who was only 18 years old. again faced the Magistrate at the week-end, at a hearing which again evoked considerable public
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    RAN FOR HIS LIFE
    340 2 Diminutive Assailants Charged m Court A Chinese pig-rearer obviously had an exaggerated notion of when people attained manhood and womanhood, lor m the course of his evidence, as complainant against two Chinesefather and son In an alleged attempted intimidation case before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the
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    ENTERTAINED BY POLICE
    87 2 Mr. E. .1. MacLernon Leaving Malacca From Our Own Correspondent.* Malacca. Sept. 11. Officers and men ol the police force. Malacca, entertained Mr. and Mrs. E. J. MacLernon to tiffin at Klebang on Sunday last, at the bungalow of Inche Mohamed bin Haji Abdul Rahman. J.P., m
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    UNTOUCHABILITY
    69 2 "Curse" Finding Its Way Into Malaya In his opening speech at the inauguration ceremony of Tarrll.it Seerthlrutha Sangam < Tamils Social Reform Association) at Batu Gainh on Sunday. Mr. K. Retnavelu. chief Interpreter of the Kedah High Cour said that untouchability was i curse on the Indian nation and
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    HEAVY RAIN IN NORTH
    46 2 Landslip m Mill (From Out i r 1 r. n-i".\ riln D tof this mornlnk th« i Lsland Sever; v d ported irom t!.. hi j is occupyinij ti.. thorite's hus 1 fred Road, which is c Iqm< traffic. Tin r.uU impeded
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    COMMUNIST YOUTH MOVEMENT
    274 2 COMMUNIST YOUTH MOVEMENT Hylam Youths And Distil button Of "Red" Leaflet "Red" documents which were not red formed exhibits m a Police Court case before Mr. R. J. F Curtis yesterday, when a youthful Communist was pro secuted at the instance of the Special Branch of the Criminal liuen.-t no
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    OFFERED BRIBE TO PENGHULU
    381 3 OFFERED BRIBE TO PENGHUL U Illicit Tobacco Traffic To Pulau Lazarus EVIDENCE THROWN 0\ 1 BOARD i I'ulaii Lazarus icco and that it not a profitable him. a* a hon t it, was a part of iv Tian Sin?, the M i the isiand and Ie charged yes- H. A.
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    FORMER PLANTER
    187 3 Death Of Mr. F. Hewett His many friends In Malaya will regret to hear of the death at St David s. Ealing. London, W.. of Mr C F Hewett, J.P the well-known Siiiaw;,.: planter. Mr. Hewett was General Manager oi Lumut Rubber Estates. Ltd.. and was one ol
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    SMASH AND GRAB
    157 3 Latest Development Spreads T:> Siam Bangkok, Sept. .*>. A daring robbery took place by three men .d a goldsmith's shop at Nans L. :::<• The thieves broke the kUiss of a shorn case and grabbed k<»lci ornaments t«. t value "i about a thousand Ucais. They then
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    272 3 The undernoted non-flctton works v II be ready for Issue at Raffles Library y. i! unlay at U a.m. Icworth 'Bernard* Back to the Coal St ndard: The Future ol Transpori an Power htx Clifford) i'lvuy Witty Nell 'Neii Gw m. Brke > Thomas j The Real Ea.st
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    SIMLA COUNCIL REJECTS ADEN SEPARATION
    534 3 I Rs. 2,000,000 Towards Military And Civil Administration Simla. Anif. .11. The Council <)i state met to-day There w.u> a large attendance, the sai- ]< i'it s being crowded. Tm chlel hnilnm was discussion on the future <>i Aden. Sir Pasli Hussaln Initiated d<b.it. on
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    BURIED TREASURE
    135 3 Port Arthur Search For Grid JbfMn, Sept. U. Pi rmi islon and pr itection for dining buried gold amaunting to !2.000.000 roubles v,- i reqi sted by :i If. Ankjenn. :i White Russian. Who visited the nese. CansulrGeneraL Mr. M >ri--f'iir i. here. M. ArlUerov 'old the Japanese
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    33 3 Miss M. B. Lowis, European Mistress. Education Department, has been seconded to Kedah It 16 understood that Government is considering a proposal to erect a wireloss itattot* at Taiping m the n£ar future.
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    CHINA TEA TRADE
    121 3 Sharp Decline In Principal Markets Acci rdlng to the Bureau <"t b&pect >ii arc! Testing of Commercial Comma o'ities. Shanghai. China tea exported and re-expertrd i i >m dm i:i:v the first hall ol 1923 amounted to] 2:>7.<J37 plkuls, tivr per cent less ai c n- j
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    93 3 Alter an illness which extended over long period, Sub-Inspector H. Phillips. Of the Hong Kong Police Force, lias been invalided Home. Joining the Force m November. 1911. he attained the rank of Sub- Inspector m 1919. m December oi which year he was commended by the I.G.P. uhen Captain Superintendent*
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    WHEN LANDLORD CHANGES HIS MIND
    679 3 Prospective Tenant s Claim For Compensation An alleged breach of contract which. be claimed, had involved him m losses totalling over $1,100 was the subject, matter of an action brought m the Supreme Court yesterday beiore the Chief Justice .Sir Walter Huggard by a building
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    MANCHUKUO CENSUS
    50 3 Only 83S.(M><» Japanese In Popvbtioi (>f 29,000,061 Tok>«v >*«p( 13 It IUU -l', -un ned thai I t llancbuku bai !:i lianchi i n i i resident 16 i n!id 13J79.0M feflsa nd rr^lderts ir j. m fIM total Japanet In th<MP r. i mated .»t> »ut '..000
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    Monetary System A Headache
    1224 4  -  William F, McDermott The Truth About Russia 3. By One Currency For Foreigners And Another For Russians 'T'HE Russian monetary system, which was complex enough last year, has now developed into a first-class headache. Some faint knowledge of its peculiarities la necessary to any understanding of
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    Dances For Nazis
    82 4 Ti. reform «»i the German ballroom hai now been definitely derided upon by the CongreM ol Teachtn of Danem_ who at<- under National Socialist control Tiny are determined to rid Germany ol the fox-trot and the tango and to substitute the march-dai.ee. the salop. the waltz and
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    BANKERS' ARRESTS
    92 4 liiv Kmbezzlemcnt Alleged In Canton Canton. Sept. I Hok Cheunji-yim. head of the silk department of the Bank of China, and his son. Hoh Chuk-ping. account .m* therein, have be»*n turned over to ttM police by the bank president >t .s embezzlers. $118,000 is missing The two Holis.
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    28 4 A motion that the weekly luncheon mecUOSi of kilt Koiary Cub sh >u2d be held on Mondays instead of WednesI day* was lost by 29 to 23 votes
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    The Danger of Delay.
    388 4  -  ELY CULBERTSON Contract Bridgs By Few Bridge players appreciate the importance of the time factor both m attack and defence at Contract Bridge. Quite often the timing of trick taking by the Declarer is the decisive factor m the fulfillment of a contract. It is particularly
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    Roman Camp As Refuse Tip
    568 4 Roman Camp As Refuse Tip Threat To First Century Forts j In Yorkshire Castleshaw. the Roman camp near Saddleworth just over the Yorkshire border, is m danger of being buried for good under a mountain of refuse. The site has been offered by its owner, a local farmer, to the
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    TRACING EARTH TREMORS
    127 4 BOVII tij. ROl «gj Valuable \|i,., r; i| Find T!.. i: who an i r I Urn v rid a >Pm oi tiw ti-i SM Pulk <% Irkutsk. V j%d and Ki'rhin., k i^ Ever, lars. il> i eartti 1 v i the i" 1 suir.>ur, <
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    20 4 Dr aid Mn W e "^**tt ft retu. ih-J inn -m rv m 2 has resimeci dun. KliHa Aani'..v H
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    HIS WINNING "WEIGH"
    160 5 nd the Scots Guards leaving Euston Station, London, on their way to Toronto. Canada to play at the Canadian National Exhibition. The start of the 15th of the series of annual motor cycle trials instituted m 1919 m memory of Rear Admiral Sir Robert Keith Arbuthnot. who
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    SAW WOMAN STAB MAN WITH KNIFE
    905 6 Neighbours' Evidence In Murder Case Eye- witness descriptions of the stabbing of a British ship's officer were given m H. M. Police Court. Shanghai, when the Registrar iMr. C. H. Haines>. resumed the hearing of the case against Katherine Hadley <.J6>. a widow of
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    IRAQ POLICY
    345 6 Friendship To Britain Re-affirmed Baghdad, Sept. i, The main consideration of Irak\s future policy was the maintenance ol the bonds ol friendship and alliance with Great Britain, declared Rashidaki. the Irak Premier, m thanking Kins Ghazi on the formal reappointment of himself and the Cabinet. Such policy approved
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    NEW MINISTER
    89 6 China Pleased At Selection Of Mr. Cadogan Nanking, Sept. 4. questioned concerning the appointment of Mr. Cadogan as the new British Minster to China, a Chinese spokesman here stated "The Chinese Government has signified its agreement with' the proposal of the British Government Jo send Mr. Cadogan as
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    21 6 Mr. E^L. Spooner-Lillingston. Engineer, Posts and Telegraphs, Kedah has been pranted 8 months and 15 days' leave on full nay. y
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    $150 Must Be Won
    363 6 $1 50 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week HELOW will be found particulars of the Free Press Football Competition No. 4 m which you are asked to forecast results of ten English and Scottish League matches to be played on Sept 16th. This announcement
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    61 6 Competitors who have forecasted correctly EIGHT or more matches should send m their claims addressed to Football Competition No. 4 Singapore Free Press. 78, Cecil Street, Singapore. A postcard is all that Ls necessary giving number of correct results claimed and the name and address of the competitor which has
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    123 6 The full results of all the matches played In '.he English and Scottish Leagues will be published In the Free Press on Monday morning and competitors must send m their claims to reach this office by the last post on the following Thursday night and the results of the competition
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    ETERNAL TRIANGLE
    412 6 Police Theory m PenanK Murder (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan k. Sept. 12. At the Assizes to-day a cninese, Yeoh Ah Hock, was charged with committiim tlie l.iurdci ol a compatriot at Thea.i Tek Estate m Ayer Hitam village on May 26. The trial is expected to last
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    GERMAN CONSULTATE
    34 6 Berlin. Sept. 7. Ht rr von CollenbcrK. German ConsulOencral at Shanghai, has been appointed Minister to Mexico vir«. Zechlln Reuter Mr. B W. Adams of Banopaem Estate. Bidor. has returned from England
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    PAWN TICKETS
    151 6 BUGIS h Watc That Dm Boer .shop j end of Bum i what In th< and one < i yesterday t MOd m.. only a.- i. romplai In supp-.; a Malay Mohamed. coolie ai.ri lated tha< short while i iV ''< and onThla i and rin. r v
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    LORD GREY
    59 6 Special Kwtf Al Funeral Service I midun srpi s Th« bodl <•! I was taker/- r"" 1 t for cremJion th^ morning Only rt latlves yA h it outdoor idfts sent. Mearwniii- <* Neu-ca.*^ C bloton/> iri^h hurch n<>»r Fallute A s»*cla] pr.iy.r was ofT<rrd far rt peacyof
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      231 6 j FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Nk 4 j j I agree to abide by the conJitions governing this competi- j tion as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the j Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press m all matters j appertaining thereto. My forecast
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    16 11 .terday's Closing Quotations INDUSTRIAL fgfgffgfjj LOANS jjkjk hjkjh jk i><>] LAR RUBBERS hjk
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    SOVIET EMBARGO HITS BRITISH TRADE
    208 11 Purchases Cut By More Than Half London, Sept. 12. ttgures obtained from states the monthly review m Narodny Bank. Ltd., orders and purchases m during the first half j ent year to £1.894.429 as rtth £4.681.675 during the period of 1932. se of ferrous and
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    28 11 The formation of a small Forest Department m the unfederated State of Kelantan under a trained officer seconded from the Malayan Forest Service is to take place shortly.
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    GUARDIAN ASSURANCE
    517 11 A Change In The Management Mr. George W. Reynolds, having lX pressed a desire to retire from the position of general manager of the Guardian Assurance Company, th? directors, with great regret, have ac Ceded to his request, and the retirement is to take eilect on September 30
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    REICHSBANK GOLD
    124 11 The Reichsbank's return for the first week of August shows further; progress m the bank's policy of increasing the gold reserve. Since July 1. when the transfer moratorium camr j into force, the banks holdings of gold have increased by 71.000.000 m. In the sanv? period the holdings
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    60 11 Evatt and Co., agents Brunei Outjput for August. 1933. 36.000 lbs.. Total to date of current financial year for 2 months, 72.000 lbs., Output for August. 1932 nil. Changkat 32,280. 7, 180.425. 29.499. Haytor 17.572. 8. 145.026. 17,077. Indragiri 72,686, 11. 811.604. 70.314. Lunas 51.100. 10. 423.900. 46.300.
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    MARKET PRICE LIST
    135 11 Singapore. Sept. 8. MEAT I Chillies, local red fresh Kati 25 Cloves, (chlngkeh) do 34 Coriander (ketumba> Ist quality do 07 Garlic (bawang puteh> do 07 Nutmeg (buah pala^ do 14 Onions Bombay large red do 05 Onions Siam (small) do 05 .Pepper black do 22 'Pepper
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      504 11 Assets exceed $12,000,000 Assurance m force over $35,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated hi the Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE Great Extern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Oid Jewry EC The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the
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      271 12 Ship's Captain Found Shot A tragedy occurred at the Government Civil Hospital, Hong Kong, m the arly hours of the morning, one day ast week when a patient named Oor- m OeolTrey Carter apparently comr.ltted suicide. His body was found m the lavatory i if the hospital, with
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      752 12 SEAFARERS' EDUCATION SERVICE Libraries m British Ships There could have been no surprise amongst the thoughtful visitors at the "At Home" of the Seafarers' Education Service at 16, Russell Square. London, when Sir Percy G. Mackinnon. chairman of Lloyd's, told them sailors only wanted the best
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      207 12 HAPA'S COMMODORE Popular Muter n Resoluto Captain Frit/. X teaoH QMMy which visit M haj beeii .ipp«, Hamburg -aitutik Th? new con burg-ATiienk.t i ftia Kru.s. Germany OO Juo his seal am E>f 16. and South At umax i mber 6. IKS'* •Amerlka L. of the steamer I m March.
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      44 12 TtM Southdir: ..:> BotrC 1- UMti th.it Trlr.lt y H >use ill request f<»r tl.»- establ. beacon I .iflkt navmiTiun rh« H iliv 11)!- thtr conimunlrav. soon as B urcl appr n iso two .'7 lor thf etaan I to tin wost^m docks
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      54 12 The approximate traffic return issued *XJ the Manchester Ship Canal Company for July shows a total of £89 340 •ompared with €94.112 m July 1932 i decrease of £4.772. The total for he seven months of 1933 £664 299 Si against £690.191 for the correspondng period m 1932. a decrease
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      562 12 Local And j Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN 1 Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 m Kedah Monday to Friday baturday P m Kuantan »via JerantuU Monaay to Friday 730 a.m. Kuantan «via Jerantut) Saturdays P- m -xveiantan via Padang iiesar > Monday and naay p.m.
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      494 13 P. O. British India and Apcar Lines. (Incorporated m England) MAIL. PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Due D D.VAN 6 070 Sept. 28 U 2 vWALPINDI 17.000 Sept. 29 RANPURA 17 000 Jan bMOMN 15.000 Oct. 13 RAWALPINDI no™
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      545 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. i (Incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SEF VICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS ANI*/ SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS, steamers. Dae Sails s.s. City of Plttsburg For Havre, London. R'dam Hburg In Port Sept 16 s.s. City of Newcastle For Havre, Ixmdon, R'dam to
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    NANKING OLYMPICS
    85 15 eim to Represent Singapore Own Correspondent! Singapore athletes to the All-China Olympic m oking on October 10. een i reived by the Chinese In Singap^r from the tnd the committee of to! lined must reach Nanking on or ber 25 ol the decision of tho rta Clubs to
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    414 15 SINCLAIR DEFEATS WISE Final Ifcesults Of Tournament (From Oui Own Correspondent.) Klang. Sept. 12. The annual "Tee Vaili' tournament ol the Kampong Kuantan Club. Kuala Selangor. came to a close yesterday -veiling alter three days' competition. Mrs C. W. S. Gardner gave away the prizes. Results: Men's
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    177 15 Large Malacca Crowd Thrilled Malacca, Sept. II The Malacca City Park staged a boxing programme of three events and a wrestling bout yesterday at their boxIng ring before a large crowd of spectators. The main event was the wrestling bout between Panther Ho <the 140 pounds Chinese Champion
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    486 15 this experience he learnt a lesson. Thus .it St. Andrews he was 50 yards too far at 550 yards hole, uphill too. with a drive and an iron. At the whisper of such a feat we bolt for those holes which, alas, are much easier to find 'nan those specified
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    594 15 A RABBIT TACKLES THE TIGERS Thrills The Pro. Never Captures FROM TEE TO TEE About the season of the Op:n Championship we golfing rabbits are apt to feel more than ever, that we belong to a genus of undesirable vermin whoso chief business m life is to crawl abou'humiliatingly upon
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      28 15 ARGUS Ing Expert of the Pink OUR $5 DAILY WIRE LADY ROSSDALE SP(>r f aid 5 'INK 10 out of 15 or PLACED. 'Add >^ <>s. Eu Court, Singapore
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      20 15 A hundred and seven Siamese teachers are now receiving a month's training at Chumporn. They are camping like Boy Scouts.
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      44 15 The first prize ($19,646 > of the $51,000 Sweep run on the first day's events In the Sireaporo Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup> Meeting held at Buklt Tlmah Race Course on Saturday, has been won by a syndicate at Kuala Lipls on ticket No 4099.
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    2333 16 Record Time And A Big Dividend SPENCER RIDES THREE WINNERS THE outstanding success of yesterday's racing on the fourth day of the Singapore Turf Club Autumn (Gold Cup) meeting, was Christie's win on Money Spider m the mile event. Christie, riding the top
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      89 16 New Qualifying Round Record Cincinnati, Sept. 13. In the American amateur golf championship over the Kenwood Country Club course to-day Johnny Fisher led the field at the end of the inalifying round. With returns of 72 69 141 he put •up a new qualifying round record seating
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      36 16 Island Club September monthly medal stroke, competition will be Played on Saturday and Sunday. A fourball foursomes match with the Garrison Golf Club will be played on Sunday September 24 owr The Island Course
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    114 16 20 Points Scored Against Hull K.R. London. Au«. .10. Tin- following arc result! Ol m itches played under Rugby Northern Union Rules Castleford 21 Bailey i) Leieh 7 Australians 16. London, Sept. g. The following are Ihe results of Rugby matches played under Northern Union Rules to-day Barrow
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