The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 August 1934

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,350 ESTI). 1835. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1934. 10 CENTS.
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  • Article
    Hitler Scheming To Make Every German A Nazi
    141 1 PLANS BEING KEPT A CLOSE SECRET PLEBISCITE TO BE ON THE licrtin. Aiifc. 21). r biscite lor which waiting is that to iar, declared Hitler 1 rat illations on his Presidency. invinced that next will end your sml- j \md the happiest.
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    What Surprise Is In Store ?
    68 1 What Surprise Is In Store Berlin, Aug. 20. .:i Hitler's thanks pro- i. declaring "this very night tons arc bang taken to carry out conversion o: the last German to zllsm, which will proceed with Nazi peed and thoroughness" has set the ■oumry ipeculattng what surprise is m Bore foe
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    VERBOTEN
    46 1 Saar GerauuM And Military Service Saarbrucken, Auk. IX:he examination of docuixi a recent police rLiid on the German Front, the kerning Commission of the Saar has >r Germans to enter Ocrv -luntary military service, become the common pracNazis since drilling by •xas prohibited. Reuter Wireless
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    General Goering Issues Official Figures
    65 1 Berlin, An*. IS. ring has issued the first i arrests made m conWth Tin- Roehm revolt on June i )\v that 1,124 people were whom 1,079 were released tmneity. that evidence against the so grave that investigproceed. Cases of all others tive custody are being
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    Soviet Fears Attack By Japan
    102 1 Soviet Fears Attack By Japan DOES NOT WISH TO PRECIPITATE CONFLICT London, Aug. 21. IF the Kremlin could be persuaded that Japan has no aggressive designs on Vladivostok an agreement regarding the Chinese Eastern Railway and Japan's position m Manchuria is easily attainable, says The Times' Russian correspondent. Unfortunately, Moscow
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    IL DUCE MEETS NEW CHANCELLOR
    237 1 IL DUCE MEETS NEW CHANCELLOR Florence, Aug. 21. A TRIUMPHAL welcome was ac- corded to Signor Mussolir.i and Dr. Sehuschnigg, the Austrian Chancellor, the former having, motored from the mountains where he was attending the army manoeuvres. The platform was lined with black shirts, girl guides and boys m black
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    PAYMENT IN TIN
    64 1 Revival Of War Debt Rumours >Frv>m Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. 21. A GOVERNMENT source m Washington reveals that a Hhcme has been tentatively drawn up for the partial payment of the V.S. war debt m tin imports from British countries. The waiving of the Malayan tin
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    POND AND SABELLI
    47 1 f London, Aug. 19. The American trans- Atlantic airmen. IPond and Sabelli, who left Rome to fly to Ireland preparatory to a flight from Dublin to New York, crashed today at Fishguard, Wales. It is reported that neither of them was injured.I Reuter Wireless
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    COURT OF APPEAL TO BE SET UP
    160 1 COURT OF APPEAL TO BE SET UP TO START WORKING ON SEPT. I A GAZETTE extraordinary pub- Ushed last night contains a notification of the setting up oi a' Court of Criminal Appeal within' the Colony as from Sept. 1. Rules governing practice m the new j Court of Appeal,
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    NO HIGH TREASON
    77 1 Hritish Subject Acquitted In Germany Frankfort, Aug. 18. Alter bring m custody tfnce April 11 the 29 year-old British subject. Sydney Hauttsen, has been acquitted on a chtfrge oi high treason by the High Court Of Cassel and has been liberated. A German girl, on the same
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    WORLD SPEED RECORD
    51 1 Claim By Two French Fliers Marseilles, Aug. 18. A claim to have broken the world's speed record lor two-seater aeroplanes weighing less than 560 kilogrammes is madf by Captain Puget and Lt. Moultenat who ttew 1.000 kilometres at an average speed of 278.99 kilometres per hour.- Reuter
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    GREEK PLOT
    47 1 Coup D'Etat As Prelude To Dictatorship Athens. Aug. 10. Details of a plotted coup d'etat to es,tr'blish a dictatorship under General Piasteras became known through the arrest of two generals, seven colonels und several other officers. The generals ir-re named Vlachos and Scandalis. Reuter Wireless
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    BIRDS OF A FEATHER
    146 1 Famous Criminals On U.S. Devil's Island New York, Aug. 20. Birds oi a feather are flocking together m San Francisco's Bay. on [Alcatraz, America's Devil Island, to Which Al Capone was dispatched today to serve the remainder of his 11 years' sentence. The same train bore
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    NONE TO SPARE
    72 1 Canada And Export Of Cattle Feed New York, Auk. 21. The Canadian Premier, Mr. R. B. Bennett, is reported to be planning to impose an embargo on the export of hay and other cattle- feed following President Roosevelt's proclamation admitting such commodities duty free owing to the
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    Untitled
    34 1 The dinner m connection with the celebration of the Jubilee session of the j Straits Reading Club will be held At I the Garden Club. China Building,; Chulia Street, on Saturday at 8 p.m
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    IS UNITED STATES BOOM COMING ?
    290 1 IS UNITED STATES BOOM COMING violent anti-Japanese articles, pro phesying what the Far Eastern Rea Army will do to Japan. Nationalism has conspicuously itplaced internationalism as the watchword of official propaganda and poets and musicians are ordered to write songs about the Fatherland while every speechmaker preaches love of •jtuntry
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    NO CHINESE EMBARGO ON SILVER
    253 1 NO CHINESE EMBARGO ON SILVER MA V ADOPT GOLD IF SHE CAN GET London, Aug. SI. pOMMENTING on the CIHttTI decision not to place an embargo on the export of silver, th» Financial Newi xa\>. it is inder-H unlikely that the Chinese Government will take any steps whicr would assist
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    THIRTEEN DROWNED
    53 1 1,500 Homeless In Floods In Anatolia Istanbul, Aug. 2UThirteen peasants were, drowned and 1.500 are homely as the result of floeds at Tokat and Zilch, m northern Anatolia Over 450 houses WHI Inundated M. Tokat :\nti a number of bridges were cii molism d. A mosque was also
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      39 1 MOTOR UNION PRIVATE CAR POLICIES FOR FRVICE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. TONIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE thf. accomplished c 15 to sis p., ROZSNYAY f S DINNE lot. DANCE -CINC. —ING 9.30 p.m. to MIDNIGHT MUSICAL TRIO RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381
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      125 1 THE MOTOR UNION INSURANCE CO LTD. fin ?.7..-..L!Ki» POUNDBD BY THE MOTOR UNION Of ('X AM) IBBLAND AM) SOLE OFFICIAL INSURERS TO THE A. A. OF G.B. Local Agents and Attorneys:— SMB. DARBY Co., IM. :>, HALACCM ST.. TEL. .—5144. SINC;\PORF si fcii^^. Gt/ V, ,)V > v 4 Y^X.-
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    IRENE JUHASZ
    198 2 (lover Dancing In Sea View Voids are clumsy things to describe tr- etherial lightness of an agile dancer like Irene Juhasz, the Hunf rlan, who provided the cabaret turn ot the Sea View Rotel last night. She is a girl of considerable ability Who has gone through the
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  • Letters To The Editor
    • Letter
      Lan cash ire's Grim Fight
      176 2 Lan cash ire 's Grim Fight To The Editor. Sir, I have read with considerable i-terest the letter from "Maritime" m your issue of today's date. Your correspondent sets out an able and welileasoned article m support of ihe Imperial Governments decision to save for Lancashire a share of m
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    • Letter
      Municipal "Action" Condemned
      269 2 To The Editor. Sir.— Reading Mrs. Nicholson's letter about the. killing of a dog by the dog-shooter, one shudders with disgust at the way things are being done m this so-called civilised city. The President of the Municipal Commission and his fellow Commissioners seem to think that
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      THE LOVE CAPTURE"
      210 2 Old Thome Saved By Fine Acting The Universal picture. "The Love •Capture", featuring Nils Asther, Gloria Stuart and Paul Kelly, commenced a season at the Alhambra yesterday The story is woven round an old theme, jthat 01 a man of genius coming to grief as a result
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    GRAIN BOARD
    73 2 May Be Dissolved In Argentina a Buenos Aires, Aue 19 Eol^m th^ the Argentine brain Hoard may shortly be dissolved m con sequence of the improved marke? con-" AStur? i BiVen by the Minister Agriculture m a speech today w Boa f d w as established to buy
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    Law Notices For The Day
    70 2 Before Mr. Justice Prichard m the 2nd Court at 11 a.m. S. 286 34— Teo Beng Huat vs. Pang Heng Lian im.w.) and anor In the Issue: Him°t 11S G Ok Eng <mW > VS: Teo Ben S R 4 e forc Mr Justice a'Beckett
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      20 2 On Friday afternoon, on the eve of her retirement from the nursing staff tea by the doctors and hospital staff.
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      221 2 NOTICES, JAPAH RUBBER^ ESTATES, LIMITED. (Incorporated m the S.S.) NOTICE IS HEREBY~GIVEN that an Interim Dividend of 4 per cent onac--7o^ t h^ year ending December 31st. JV l be P al^ to Shareholders on lJ^ gl xr^ mr n Sc >-ember 18th. 1934 GIVEN rh°^V S ALS HEREB Y
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      324 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS NEW WAY to PREVENT BODY ODOUR. PERSTIK. Apply like a lipstick. Deodorizes and at the same time reduces the perspiration excess by acting as a harmless astringent. MEDICAL HALL, LTD. Chemists. BUSINESS CARDS STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS REPAIRERS I*A Change Alley, Singapore. flBSn The Cheapest House lor >our
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      535 2 TENDKKs SINGAPORE' AiUNinpAu-ry Tenders I Tenders are "no^TT^ following materials oparticulars, tot Uxl Room Mvi Purchase of Old Crush, r 1 Brass, etc. at Mandafr. of Closing. 4 d 27th, 1934. Pn U Supply of Brass Bent ann < 31/12/35. Date nt r-i I November sth 1 934 OSlng 4»i
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      186 2 Diary Of The Week WEDNESDAY. AUG. 22. Olfh Vvaier, y.45 a.m. 7.7 ft., 8.10 p.m 8.7 It. Football: Second Division. Wiltshires vs. Chinese, Anson Road Sladium; Uovernment Services League, Second Division. Printing vs. Prisons. Outram Road; Statistics vs. Monopolies J.C.S.A. ground: Malay League, Fathul Munir vs. vs. Perhimponian Stia II
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      236 2 TOD A Y'S WIRELESS PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE— ZHI (Owned and Operated by Radio Service Co. of Maiaya Ltd I Wavelength 49.9 metres 6 p.m. Recorded Music. 6.30 Relay of aance music by Raffles Hotel Dance Orchestra under the direction of Dan Hopkins. 6.45 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. Stock and
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    LEGAL PUZZLE OF MALAY LANDOWNER'S WILL
    1310 3 SeU La R d n T Son A «d Then Built Houses WHO SHOULD PAY? -H, tiOOB whether monies spent for the completion of certain ,s on vacant land at Serangoon Road, comprised under a •r.iement. after the date of the death of th/»t
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    Accused Man Who Left The Colony
    1003 3 ORDERED TO BE ARRESTED Credit Fonder Bonds Again yHE Foncier Egyptian Bonds case ended in a pool of argument in the police court xesterday. The magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brander, finally decided to .issue a warrant for the arrest of Joseph Salama, the first
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    HOUSE TRESPASS
    126 3 Tamil Who "Wanted To See His Lady Love" Mr. E. M. Tampoe-Philips, appear;ng on behalf of a Tamil. Arumugani charged with lurking and house trespass m the room of a woman before Mr. Norman Grice. the second magistrate, applied for ball for his client yesterday. Counsel said that
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    TOUR OF BORNEO
    67 3 R.A.F. Flying Boats Reach Kuching The two machines of No. 205 (Flying Boat) Squadron on an aerial tour of 8.N.8. arrived at Kuching Sarawak) at 1.15 p.m. yesterday. These planes carried a special consignment of the Free Press for distribution to Free Press 8.N.8. readers. The R.A.F.
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    Pleasure Trip Almost Ends Tragedy
    290 3 Pleasure Trip Almost Ends Tragedy TAmbalangoda Ceylon. WO European visitors who had come to the Hikkaduwa Restkouse had a narrow escape from being drowned m the sea when a boat m which they had set out on a pleasure trip capsized and they were thrown into the sea. and when
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    GODOWN THEFTS
    97 3 Four More Persons Sentenced Connected with the case m which Ng Kirn and Goh Ec Tow were sentenced to terms of imprisonment by Mr. H. A. Forrer, the criminal district judge, on Monday for theft m Tan Kan Kee's godown m Jalan Pekan four more persons were convicted
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    $200 FINE
    93 3 Chinese In Possession Of Chandu A day's simple imprisonment and a fine of $800, or 19 months m default, was imposed by Mr. H. A. Forrer, the criminal district judge, yesterday, on Kam Keng Hock who was charged with the possession of ten tahils of Red Lion chandu.
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    SHE FELT STOMACH GAS GO.
    236 3 Woman's Test of New Treatment for Indigestion. A new treatment for the relirf of digestive disorders Is now being used lin England, with amazingly successful results. The remedy Is known as* IChardux and one woman writes about lit as follows: "I have been a great
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    LIFE IN THE TROPICS
    42 3 Often entails loss .of vitality. No finer "Pick me up" can be had than Phosferine Tonic Wine, a full bodied wine with the addition of the world famous Phosferine. JOSEPH TR AVERS AND SONS, LTD Singapore and Penan*.
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      35 3 I PHOENIX Claii^pt I Vi^ X*. TRADE MARK I I JiAjuhf ftxxjUuAhjLnjo I I PHONE YOUR ORDER 3463 I PHOENIX AERATED WATER WORKS. Phone us your orders. Delivery will be made on the same day.
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    Air Mail Letter From London
    2615 4 Trade Prospect* The Building 800m Slums And Dairies l)<>ath On The Roail Thy Victoria? Loch Ness Farts Tin* New Air Taxis. From Our Own Correspondent > London. Aug. 12. AUGUST is supposed by newspaper men to be the dullest month of the year m Greal
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      52 4 I'M* NEW FRENCH REMIDVi THERAPION NO.l THERAPION No 2 THERAPION No 3 N 1 r tiiwLddar Catarrh. Mo. a tor Blood A Mm ia«a»«n. Nu. S for Chronlo WukntiMt. r r.- 5 ihimibti.^riiihtrNo.rituroMill, i. m M..i Co H^«ril< L kR(I.N.WJ > Lo..dMi »2 B C LERC'S PILLS for th« Uv«f
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      382 4 I W He said to me I've triec I many whiskies and found them wanting I said to him then the one you're wanting is i Red Label I JOHNNIE WALKER I BORN 1820. ..STILL GOING STRONC I I Sole Agents I CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO LTD.. SINGAPORE PENANG KUALA LUMPUR
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    A NEW MACHINE GUN WHICH CAN FIRE 1,100 ROUNDS A MINUTE
    219 5 I FIRST, and exclusive photosra o f Mr. j. P Mor in t ul s l^ al Y >ard his Palatial yacht the (orsair when he aiSouthampton on his way to his EngliLh home. Wall Hertfordshire. The Cm* is
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    SAVAGELY ATTACKED BY COMPANIONS AFTER DRINKING PARTY
    1137 6 Sikh Recovers After Life Despaired Of ATTEMPTED MURDER CASE Believed Dispute Arose Over A Woman WITH brain and speech impaired Ujjager Singh presented a pathetic spectacle m the witness box yesterday of a strong, virile man rendered a wreck of his former self
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    AIR MAILS FOR CEYLON
    253 6 Special Telegrtiph Service For Safety A SPECIAL telegraphic service is to be provided between South India and Talaimannar m order that the safe passage of the air mail aeroplanes across the Palk Straits may be assured. This will not Involve any additional expense, since existing facilities
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    CONSTABLE ON MURDER CHARGE
    224 6 SENT FOR TRIAL AT ASSIZES A PIER several sittings of a prelimln- ary inquiry into a charge ot murder, Abdulla Khan, a police constable who was attached to the Rumah Miskin division, was committed to stand his trial at the next assizes by Mr. Norman Gnce.
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    CHARGES AGAINST J.P.
    120 6 Alleged $25,000 Breach Of Trust The preliminary inquiry into charges against I. I. Modaliar Nagalingam. a local Justice of the Peace solicitors' managing clerk and president/ and officer of a number of Indian societies, was fixed m the police court yesterday for Sept. 18. 19 and 20.
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    ARSENIC POISON
    106 6 Death Of Kuala Lumpur Moneylender (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 20. A verdict of death from arsenic poisoning administered by some person or persons unknown was returned by Che Ahmad, m the Coroner's Co'irt. today, at the conclusion of the inqupst Into the death of a
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    103 6 Three Convictions Against Chinese Judgment was delivered yesterday after a protracted trial m the case m which Lee Siang Kiat was charged vith three counts of criminal breach of trust. He was convicted and sentenced as follows: Five months' rigorous imprisonment and a fine of $800 or
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    THEFT OF CYCLE
    105 6 Cantonese Sentenced On Plea Of Guilt (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 20. A Cantonese named Wong Kam. was charged with the theft of a bicycle from a house m Petaling Street. The police story was that he had entered the house by the back and
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    K.L. WEDDING
    188 6 Mr. J. Petrus And Miss J. C. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Au*. 18. The wedding was solemnised at St Anthony's Church, Kuala Lumpur, this morning, of Mr. Joseph A. Petrus cf the tutorial staff of St. John's Institution, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Petrus
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    CORPSE ON ROAD
    68 6 Coolie Found Dead With Head Wounds (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Aug. 20. A few days ago a hire motor car passing the 38th mile on the Kb:ila Pilah road saw the corpse of an Indian coolie Kunchiraman of th<> IPublic Works Department. The B thai police
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    MALAYS SELL THEIR LANDS
    448 6 Reservation Law Wanted In Johore I|p pHE question of a Malay Reservation Enactment was brought up at a meeting of the Johore State Council held yesterday. On the motion for the adjournment the hon. Oato Abdullah bin Esa said he had previously mentioned the subject of
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    STREET FIGHT
    114 6 Three People Hurt And Ten Arrested (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 21. A motor bus stand m Malacca Street was the scene of two free fights betv,een Chinese and Sikh drivers anri conductors last night. Three persons were injured and ten people arrested 111 the first
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    TWO BUS DRIVERS ON TRIAL
    307 6 TWO BUS DRIVERS ON TRIAL ALLEGED RASH DPivrv ON SENTUL rS IN(; •Prom Our Own correspo ndtnt THE Pro^cu^cirSK;- the continuation of the .r Tamil motor-bus driven "V- ot ;v and Mohamed. on a chared n v|M a> the death of a C& T Yang, by a rash and K^
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    CROWN PRINCE OF DELI
    64 6 H.H. the Crown Prince of IV his suite were entertained on M by Mr. Crfishty. of the Malay Film Ser vice, at the Malay Theatre at the New World. A play was staged by Mada Bangsawan specially m honour 0/ Hh Highness. The Crown Prince's father,
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      112 6 A man kept wandering around looking for a lady. Did he find hen? Of course She was m THE GIFT SHOP. In future Look for your wife, mother, sister or friend in THE GIFT SHOP. 33, Stamford Road. She's sure to be there Buying hat*. Jewellery, fancy goods or Alice
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      74 6 Mr. S. Saminathan. Chief Goods Clerk, Railways, Ipoh. is under orders to proceed on transfer to Kuala Lumpur at the end of this week as the Chief Clerk of the Commercial Section m the office of the Divisional Superintendent. COX KINGS (AGENTS) LIMITED arrange SHORT TRIPS TO CAIRO for homeward
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      108 6 The local Girl Guides association 'n connection with the Singapore Girl Guides comprises Mrs Caldecott Vice-President. Girl Guides Association. Malaya The District Commls sioner (Mrs. F. H. K<uke». The DM sion Secretary and Tr»'a*urer. 'Mrs tC 7. Cuthbv). Lady Alleyne. Mrs Band Mrs. Noel Clarke. Miss F«nhoul»'. Mi Grufiths-Jones. Mrs
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    20 7 M. Ram. until recently o f t fc e dlcal Service, stationed at i M.R.C.P.. Edinnination held m July. I
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    CONSTANCE BENNETT IN "OUR BETTERS"
    308 7 yiIAT brilliant satirist, W. Somerset Maugham, is the author of Constance Bennett's newest screen drama, "Our Betters." PRO-Radio Picture starting tonight at the Pavilion Theatre. When he titled "Our Betters." Maugham had his tongue m his cheek, for he shows the very topmost layer of
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      150 7 Mr. W. F. N. Churchill. M.C.S.. who is due from home leave some time this month, on arrival will be posted to' Kuala Lipis to officiate as District Offi- cer and relieve Mr. A. J. Gracie Sec-' retary to Resident. Pahang, who has been acting as District Officer. The engagement
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      177 7 I CAPITOL 3.15 6.15 9.15 I ES&I MATTHEWS I vr^, -^f t ft K U Kt L M V '&J, 'i S l^Jl Adapted X)' tfv SrH'fO P" w With ''W SONNIE HALE M Vt r BETTY BALFOUR /J PJ OUTSHINING ALL HER P\ST Jl TPi sucx;esses m this bru,
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    The Singapore Free Press WFDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1934. Fiat Justitia
    982 8 The Singapore Free Press WFDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1934. Fiat Justitia ON September 1 the Court of Criminal Appeal Ordinance at last comes into force and with the institution of this long-overdue reform the Colony's legal system tiow moves up the scale on a level with more backward countries, to say
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    DAY TO DAY
    242 8 Mr. W. J. D. Kloezeman, the manager of Kay Tin Mines cKinta), Ltd.. Menglembu, is on a visit to Medan. Inche Mohamed Maraoff, Settlement Officer. Kuala Langat, is an inmate of the Klang District Hospital as a result ol an accident. Mr. B. W. Ferris (one of
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    Rs & has Saying
    684 8 Rs has Saying THE setting up a "silkworm farm." with 300.000 insects, at Lullingstone Castle, is a reminder that England, and London m particular, is said to owe its wealth of mulberry trees to a similar experiment on the part of Silkworms J me L w f h the idea
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    In The Gallery
    1068 8 T^HE day was hot. The trees m the park were heavily still. Even the voices of the children playing sounded flat. A red-faced mother with a little girl came into the Hall; it was cooler there. "Unit One Exhibition" stated the notice at the door. They passed
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    Express From Peiping To Mukden Plundered
    446 9 EVERY PASSENGER ROBBED: BANDIT GANG GET AWAY VWTH $150,000 Looting By Reds In Fukien Shanghai, Aug. 21. THE express train proceeding from Peiping to Mukden last night was plundered by a gang of bandits who, besides removing ail the goods carried m the train,
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    STRATOSPHERE FLIGHT
    125 9 PORTANT RESULTS OBTAINED movement Of The Cosmic Hri:sM»ls. Aug. 19. Max Cosyns started morning on a stratosphere w the direction and the cosmic rays. took tlie balloon m the Swiss- Ba variaxi frontier, ■<l iv be over tho en passing over later it crossed into ng m the
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    $100,000 BAIL
    96 9 Declared Forfeit By Federal Judge Seattle. Aug. 120. n Federal Judge has Henry Relfel (president and Distillers oi VonLtri i forfeit his bail of Ifel and his son George are arr i 11 they enter the are Canadias*. S attle on a charge r f quantities of north-wesi
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    LEAGUE LABOUR OFFICE
    57 9 tI'.S.A. Announces Its Adherence Washington, Aug. 20. :ordance with the authorisation Congresa last session, the States today formally agreed to I International Labour Office. Acceptance of the Labour Office's in-. ion was announced today by the tepartment. It is emphasised ceptance does not involve the tatea m
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    DEATH OF LORD SCRUTTON
    307 9 DEATH OF LORD SCRUTTON Famous Helen Of Troy" Case Recalled London, Aug. 20. The death has occurred ot Lord Justice Scrutton. Reuter. London, Ante. 20. Scrupulously fair judgements and I trenchantly tearless comments were j the chief characteristics of Lord Justice j Scrurton. who was pre-eminent m commercial cases owing
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    WORLD JEWISH CONFERENCE
    112 9 THE IIEASON FOR ANTISEMITISM Jewry Now Much More Vulnerable Geneva, Aug. 20. EKE has scarcely been a time the history of the Jewish when the menace to its was as great as it is today ed Dr. Goldman, president of Ited States delegation, at the ot the
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    MONEY MARKET
    87 9 Indication Of Britain's Financial Strength London, Aug. 18. On the Money Market this week the strength of British finance was indicated by the Government's policy of gradually reducing shcrt-term commitments, this week's Treasury Bills being under allotted by £5.000,000 and cornpored with last year Treasury Bills outstanding have
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    £45,000 GIFT
    74 9 To Help Birmingham University London. Aug. 19. A gift of 4:45.000 by the retired tube manufacturer. Mr. Albert Hills, of Birmingham, will enable Birmingham Un'versity to undertake the extension of its chemistry department, and a new block is to be erected to accommodate students who are at present
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    "Off With His Head!"
    62 9 DEATH SENTENCE IN SIAM [From Our Own Correspondent] Bangkok, Aug. 21. ■THE Assembly has approved A the law continuing capital punishment and replacing decapitation for shooting. Sentences will be submitted to the Sovereign for final approval. The Government has announced that the police will execute civilians,
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    600,000,000 BUSHELS
    108 9 World Import Demand Estimate For Wheat London, Aug. 18. The Wheat Advisory Committee have adopted 600,000,000 bushels as the provisional estimate for the world import demand for the crop year 1934-5. This figure is based on the normal demand for wheat as animal feeding stuff, but it is
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    INTER-CITY AIR MAIL
    328 9 HOME SERVICE STARTS IN STORM Sent At Ordinary Postal Rates London, Aug. 20. A N inauspicious day was chosen to inaugurate the British inter-! city air mail service by which letters are sent at ordinary postal rates. A storm was raging In Scotland when two planes left
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    ELSTREE'S CHALLENGE
    226 9 "Evergreen" A Very Fine Picture "Evergreen" which opened at the I Capitol last night is the greatest challenge Elstree has thrown out to Holly- i wood. If British producers could with any consistency turn out pictures that rise to the dazzling heights of "Ever- 1 green" then it
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    29 9 The preliminary inquiry into ;i charge of the oossession of counterfeit coins against Ow Kiam Hock has been fixed for Sept. 26 before Mt\ Norman Grice. the second magistratv.
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    88 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices And Sterling Rates (From Our Own Correspondent) RUBBER London, Aug. 21. Spot Sellers > 7 9 16d. n 916d> Buyers > 7%d. <7 7;16d.) Oct.-December 7 ll;16d. <7%d.) January-March 7 29 32d. (7 27 32d.) April- June Bd. (8 1 32dj Market Steady.
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      37 9 I l) X Sumy has been appointed 1 <i< tary ol the Hindu AssociaCommunications regarding 8 etcetera should be addressed 1 o The? Association No. 3, Race Lane or c/o Messrs. Paterscn, jind Co.. Ltd.. Shipping De-
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    SMALL SHIPMENTS FROM MALAYA
    897 10 SMALL SHIPMENTS FROM MALAYA Rubber Market Closes Strong OYMINGTON and Wilson's weekly market report dated Aug. 8 states: The London rubber market was closed from Friday evening till Tuesday morning for the August Bank Holiday. On Thursday and Friday the market remained fully steady althoug somewhat inactive. The opening on
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    119 10 Aug. 21, 12 o'clock noon. Gambier 4.25 Java Cube 7.25 Hamburg Cube 7.25 Muntok White Pepper 38.50 White Pepper 37.50 Black Pepper 14.50 Copra. Sundried 2.95 Copra. Mixed 235 Small flake Tapioca 3.7 b Fair Sago Flour 1.75 Palembang Jelotong 7.00 Blanja Jelotong 6.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.50
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    117 10 AUG. 21. Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins *4 gg Crown, Dragon Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins $4 46 Cross Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins 4 31 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin (of 4
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    JUMP IN EXPORTS
    110 10 Canada Sends More Beef To Great Britain 'From Our Own Correspondent) Ottawa, Au*. 20. Exports of fresh Canadian beef to Great Britain during the 12 months ending May last amounted to 104 007 pounds valued at $626,124 a considerable o 1 J C sn a R S
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    INFLATION HOPES DAMPED
    97 10 HOME INDUSTRIALS VERY FIRM Improvement In Gilt-Edged Securities London, Aug. 15. On the Stock Exchange tcday most of the leading home industrials weie again very firm, mainly owing to better dividend prospects, but interest m South African minings has moderated and other sections, generally speaking, ruled quiet
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    TRADERS MARKING TIME
    126 10 London, Aug. 16. On the Stock Exchange today business was small, due mainly "to the settlement of the past three-weeks' account which members report to be a very heavy one. Encouraged by the favourable Board of Trade returns for test month, industrials maintained a very firm tone.
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    48 10 cd mainly owing to the cessation cf recent selling. Cotton weakened sharply on general selling induced by poor American r.dvices. Wheat was also weaker owing to rains m the Argentine and stoploss selling orders. Wall Street opened steady but the labour situation is a disturbing factor Reuter Wireless
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    Exchange Rates
    202 10 AUG. 21. SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2,4 732 London, 3 months' sight 2 4 1364 London] 60 days' sight 2 4 3.16 London! 30 days' sight 2;4 5J32 London demand 2 4 J /8 London! T.T 24 3,32 Lyons and Paris, demand 885 Hamburg, demand 149 New
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    Fraser's Share List
    733 10 TUESDAY, AUG. 21, 1934. Ampat Tin (4) 6s 3d 5s lOVid Asam Kumbang 37s 6d 40s Austral Malay 50s 52s 6d c d Ayer Hitam Tin ess) 14s 6d 15s 3d Ayer Weng ($1) 2.00 210 Bangrin Tin 24s 25s Changkat Tin 50s 52s Chenderiang 8s 8s
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    RESTRICTION'S EFFECT ON SMALL UNITS
    650 10 Puteh Tin Dredging Annual Meeting ai JHE seventh annual 1 of shareholder of Diedging Co., Ltd fiS registered office of \f*v* Street. Kuala hSnSS^ tog. Others present, w rp D. Butler, W. H. Marth, A gcler (directors), Mr h (shareholder) Mr »p .sented the secretan.
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    88 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT Aug. 21, 12 o'clock noon. m Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Std., Spot (loose) 24 7 8 25 R.S.S. equal to London (F. 0.8.) Aug. 25i 8 25» Standard R.S.S. on tender Sept. 253 8 25 2 Oct.-Dec. 26 J 4
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    Wall Street
    203 10 Aug. 17. 18. 20. American Can Com. P6 95^ 951 American Telephone and Telegraph 1 10 1 2 110» 4 lio 4 Atcheson Railroad 47 5 8 47i 8 471, Bupont 88* 8 88i 2 88 5 Firestone Unq. Unq. Unq General Electric 18 5 8 18' o
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    MR. HERBERT C. KIRBY
    239 10 Loss To London Stock Exchange On<^ very well-known figure connected with the London Stock Exchange for n-any years has passed away m Mr Herbert Charles Kirby. He was manager o; the Stock-brokers* Mutual Reference Society, with which he became associated m January, 1908. He undertook then
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    FINAL RETURN
    130 10 Shareholders of the Commercial Corporation of London fin liquidation) £aye been advised that the third and ??£L!i eturn Of capital is at th crate ol 0.3934 d per share and cheques havp been sent out accordingly. The liquidator was appointed m September. 1923. and the final payment brings
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    CLIPPING THE WINGS OF TRADE-MARK COPIERS
    255 11 International Conference In London RECENT weeks there has met m London an international congreat interest and importance to all who labour creawitn their minds m the service of industry, and to the many d business is largely dependent on the good- will to products
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    PRINCE GONZALO
    133 11 Pathetic Scene At The Graveside Poertsehach (dirintlga). Aug. 15. wil h the wish of Queen Gunzalo was buried here remony befitting a member of a House. r Fi-y represented the Austrian a battalion of md a company of the Bin Army marched m the funeral family mourners, many
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    FAILURE OF U.S. WHEAT CROP
    141 11 FAILURE OF U.S. WHEAT CROP SHOULD EASE SURPLUS STOCKS I World Consumption Disappointing London, Aug. 15. PXELEGATES to the wheat ad- visory committee generally have agreed that the small 1934 crop m North America will lead to an easier position with regard to surplus stocks, states a communique issued at
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    NO SURPLUS NEXT YEAR
    72 11 London. Aug. 17. It is reported that at today's meet- j ing ot the wheat committee, the Unit- ed States indicated willingness tj accept a 10.000.000 bushel expert quota tor the year ending July 31. i 1935. instead of 84.000.000 assigned In London last year. In
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    ACREAGE REDUCTION MODIFIED
    96 11 London, Aug. 16. It is the view of the United States j Government that the reasons impelling I the Administration to adopt acreage reduction have been greatly modified by the failure of this year's crop following on the poor crop m 1933. stated the United States delegate
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    ARMENIAN REFUGEES
    60 11 Found Drifting In Soviet Tugboat Seoul, Aug. 17. Eight Armenian refugees, including h woman, were found drifting north: of Quelpart Island m a Soviet tugboat! from Vladivostock. They were rescued j by the local authorities. The refugees alleged that they had fled from "intolerable oppression" m Soviet Russia
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    SPEAKER RAINEY DEAD
    23 11 St. Louis, Aug. 20. The death is announced of Mr. J. Rainey. Speaker of the House of ReI presentatives.- Reuter
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    PASSION PLAY
    44 11 To Be Staged In Paris By Jeff Dickson Paris, Aug. 16. The Palais Des Sports' Boxing Stadium is to house the Passion Play. Jeff Dickson is transporting the complete cast of 225 from Oberammergau. The proceeds will go to charity.- Reuter Wireless
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    416 11 I by Ely Culbertson World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst BRIDGE PROBLEMS 0 RIDGE problems are becoming more and more popular. Actually, the average Bridge problem bears little relation to the play of a hand at Bridge except that it tends to accentuate the so-called "expert"
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    Nothing To Cause A Russo-Japanese War
    244 11 Nothing To Cause A RussoJapanese War BUT JAPAN'S NAVAL ESTIMATES ARE HIGHER Tokio, Aug. 9. THE DRAFT naval estimates for the next fiscal year where sub- mitted to the Ministry of Finance by the Navy Office today, after securing the approval of the Minister of the Navy, Admiral lOsumi. They
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    ON THE ROCKS
    101 11 Grounded Yangtsze Steamer Sinks Hankow, Aug. 2. The s.s. Chi Chuen of the Yangtsze Rapid Steamship Co., Fed.. Inc., which ran aground on the rocks 132 miles above Ichang, overturned and sank on Wednesday, according to U.S. Naval reports received here today. The s.s. Chi Chuen ran
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    RADIO RECORD
    102 11 Largest Order Ever Booked In Britain London, Aug. 16. An order from South America stated to be worth £300,000 sterling, believed to be the largest radio order ever received m Britain, was booked by one firm to-day at the opening of the great annual wireless exhibition at Olympia.
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      28 11 Oslo, Aug. 15. Norwegian whaling agreed with the 1 Ministry ol Food and AgriculMver 150,000 tons of whale sterling per ton, subject to clearing agreement being Reuter Wireless.
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      865 11 Aoett wed AMUmnee In force «m PMNM The Great Eastern life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Strait* SJttlMMPtt) HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Ufe Building, CecU Btreet, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 17. Old Jewn I.C Th« Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compile* with the British
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      156 11 NETHERLANDS INDIA RUBBER 1 information has been received from the Chief of the Central tKs. Batavia: tappable rubber not tapped at the end of June, 1934. Totally ceased Partly ceased Total A B ie mi Number Area m Number Area m Number of Area of Acres of Acres Estates m
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    NEW CUNARDER
    88 12 Propeller Too Large To Go By Railway rr,^ London, Aue. 16 rJ th f the great Propellers for 'on S^nH CUna i r f Uner Which wei h 35 .ons and could not, owing to its size works at Charlton to the Clyde by road or rail, was
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    37 12 While the ferry-boat Man Hing was journeying from Hong Kong and Shamsnuipo, a third-class Chinese woman passenger jumped overboard and was not seen again. The ferry was stopped and a search was made, but to no avail
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      JAPAN HAS THE LEAST IDLE TONNAGE
      834 12 Results Oi Modernisation Of Merchant Fleet THE rapid growth m tonnage, power and speed of the Japanese merchant fleet has stirred the maritime world and is one factor likely to hasten the decision of the United States Government on a permanent shipping policy. Japan's
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR
      92 12 Ships alongside thr or expend to lrr r^ East Wharf CBMIMs, < it| Hakodate Maru nY h Main Whari (Entrant wan 13: Arabia Mai H S Empire Dock (Entran, f fUi 3? Kota Ra dj a g g E Sa^r CEntr>n »i: West Wharf (Entrame at KEPFII HXUnoiK
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      166 12 T I.l' iPandJang 21.8. for 1 into Maru, Jap., I ro Col Di Lona. Ital onj Yokohama 21.8. for Colombo o^ a l oll^ Brit 86: i t;)ns lrom *m .20.8. for Penan- 22 8 1 okAn J? u :m taw 1 20 8. lor Paneh. Asahan B.m
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      60 12 The tugboat Haisui. whili loving three fish junks from ShuntaJc to Canton, had a boiler xplosion n^ar Chikam In Chunsshan district near Macao, says the Canton G net* The vessel sank rapidly after the rxploslon Four oi" the crew wero seriously injured and had to be taken to a charitable
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      RECORD SWIM
      137 12 Hy Ship's Fireman Who Attempted Suicide An abortive suicide attempt near Hong Kong recently has turned into what must be an endurance swimming record for the East China Sea. Alter failing to end his life by Jumpj ing overboard, a young Japanese was accidentally rescued by his own
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      DENUNCIATION
      108 12 Japan And The Naval Treaty Washington, Aug. 13. An early move by Japan m the international naval armament manoeuvres is foreshadowed. Information reaching diplomatic circles m Washington indicates that Japan is on the verge of denouncing the Washington Disarmament Pact. The Washington Treaty established the principle of the 5-5-3
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      609 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. Incorporate .n F.M.S. TELEPHONE: Freight 5433 Passage 5431 LLOYDS AGENTS. Booking Agents for Federated Malay States Railways. Royal State Railways of Slam. 'Incorporated m England). HOME VIA CHINA, JAPAN, HONOLULU CANADA. FOUR MAGNIFICENT "EMPRESSES," COMPRISING THE LARGEST AND FASTEST STEAMERS ON THE PACIFIC FREQUENT SAILINGS FROM HONG
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      51 12 When the French liner, Colombie, homeward bound from the West Indies! was hundreds of miles from land during a recent voyage, a British racing pigeon flew on board. The bird was cared for until the liner reached Plymouth when it was landed and released. The bird bore the number Nurp
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      190 12 NOTICE TO MARINERS Owners and masters 01 shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of the range i*j> possible during the heavy gun practice, which will take place at Blakan Mati on Aug. 23 <Aut;. 29. alternative date* commencing at a.m. The International Code Signal "D" above a
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      181 12 BIBBY LINE I LONDON ADDRESS: 22, PALL MALL. LONDON, S.W.I] Of last twin-screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vessels Detween RANGOON. COLOMBO. FORT SIDA* MARSEILLES. PLTMOOTI AND LONDON with m rough connection froo Singapore and Peuang. HOMEWARD SAILING! Leave K*n|u* 1 \m i OXFORDSHIRE STAFFORDSHIRE GLOUCESTERSHIRE WORCESTERSHIR F CHESHIRE YORKSHIRE SHROPSHIRE
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      465 12 Local And Foreign Mail j Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m Saturday 7 p.m Kuantan via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 p.m. Kelantan (.via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 730
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      360 13 fOC \as^ and O. S. N. COS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Due Dae i ua«e S'porc. T'nage Spore. 6.000 Aug. 30 CHITRAL 15.000 Oct. 12 iL i> 17.000 Aug. 31 SOUDAN 6.500 Oct. 24 15.000 Sept. 14 CARTHAGE 15.000 Oct. 26 6.100 Sept. 27 RANPURA 17.C00 Nov. 9 17.000 Sept 28 BURDWAN
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      479 13 Eller man Buck n all Steamship Co., Ltd. < incorporated m England "ELLERMAN" LINE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer Due Sails City Of Oran Aug. 30 Sept. 2 City of Bath 'For Genoa. Liverpool. Glasgow* Sept. 7 Sept. 1 j City or Norwich
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      1166 13 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE HU A KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO (1 931* Steam Ship Co., Ltd., and China Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd THE CUNARD WHITE STAR Ltd THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO Ltd THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd THE AUSTRALIAN ORIEN iAI LINE
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      767 14 Ka P. Ma &OMNKLLJKE PAKETTAART MAATSCHAPPU MAJANG- Wednesday Aug. 22 Prigi-Radja, Sapat, Tembilahan, PoeloePallas, Pengalian-Estate and Rengat THEDENS— Wednesday, Aug. 22, Muntok and Palembang TOHlTl— Wednesday, Aug. 22, Toengkal, Moeara-Saba and DJambi BOTH-Wednesday, Aug. 22. Belawan-Deli ujamm. CREWER-Thuwday, Aug. 23, Hong Kong, Swatow and Amoy y n-Ba g r oe
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      208 14 REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SMURGS TO NAPLES GENOA MARSEILLES VU Penan*, Colombo, Bombay, Sues, Port Said, Alexandria on the Famous PRESIDENT LINERS All OQteH* staterooms— Excellent cnisine— Swimming b»tb— Three d»y ■toyorer In Egypt. NEXT SAILING i PRESIDENT POLK, AUGUST 28th. I DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES. IRC., LTD. I (INCORPORATED IN U.S.A.) I
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      545 14 TO LONDON, VIA NAPLES, MABSEHXES^OTvvM^^^^^B AND MIDDLESBROUGH ROTT ERbAvr HAKONE MARU 10,400 Aug. 22 23 HAKUSAN MARU !A> SSUWAMARU 10,750 Sept. 6 7 HARUNA MARn A T 3 > N>t PUSHIMI MARU 10,900 Sept. 20 21| KATORI MARU nf U( fj HAKOZAKI MARU 10,400 Oct. 3 4 SKASHIMA MARU n^
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    WOMEN BREAK THREE RECORDS ON FIRST DAY OF EMP IRE GAMES
    2226 15 WOMEN BREAK THREE RECORDS ON FIRST DA Y OF EMP IRE GAMES Oman's Great Running Jn Three-Mile Race SOUTH AFRICA'S BAD LUCK hurdler Falls And Dislocates His London, Aug. g the Empire Games at the White city on unforgettable m its splendour and significance •c was woven into a picturesque
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    1381 15 nilin V^ yS hine c improve their »> osi »°nBoxing: Charity show at the wcek-end-Thundcr-facc to fight m Singapore. Cricket: The season :!ies. TPHS Wiltshire raiment put paid to to the hopes ol Pulau Brani of beccrr.ng runners up m the first division by defeating them by
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    Mizler Retains Light-Weight
    243 15 London, Aug. ITARRY Mizler retained the British ±L light-weight championship it Swansea on Saturday, by defeating Billy Quinlan -Swansea) on points m a 15 -round contest, but he did not win :as easily as he was expected to do. Indeed, only a superlative elTort m th*« last
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    FOOTBALL MATCH
    56 15 Jockeys vs. Press at Jalan Besar Stadium. Sunday, Sept 2nd In aid of the Fire Relief Fund A silver cup has been kindly given by Mr. A H. Todd and medals by Mr S Hussaln AlkarT. The cup and medals will be on view at Messrs. Robinson and
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    AUSTRALIA 566 RUNS ON WITH EIGHT WICKETS TO FALL
    760 16 Wiltshires Become Runner s-Up DISPLAY THEIR BEST FORM IN MATCH AGAINST PTHE ISLANDERS AND WIN BY FOUR GOALS TO ONE KSTKKDAYS first division match between the Wiltshire regiment and Pulau Brani was In the nature of a decdinp match for the
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    TEST POSITION AT A GLANCE
    147 16 TEST POSITION AT A GLANCE A I STRALIA Ist Inns. 701 (Ponsford 266, Bradman 244. Woodful! 49). ENGLAND Ist Inns. SuUliffe c Oldfield b Grinuuett ;<8 Walters c Kippax b O'Reilly 64 Woolley c MtCabe b O'RWUy 4 Hammond c Oldfield b Ebelmg 15 Ley land b Grimmett lit) Wjatt
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    Cricket Club's Recovery In Second Half Secures The Points
    590 16 SCC Marine Dept.. 3 [THE second eleven of the S.C.C played football worthy of their first team yesterday afternoon on the padang to beat the Marine Department by the odd goal m seven m a second division match They were two
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    England's Batsmen Fare Poorly On A Perfect Batting Wicket
    1139 16 England's Batsmen Fare Poorly On A Perfect Batting Wicket LEYLAND'S FINE CENTURY And Now Bradman Is At It £W^ 111 1 ALTHOUGH by dismissing England for only 321 runs Auur.n themselves of the ashes, Woodful! decided to take no SUr<(l "ttlH.r.S 111 r<' l> 'irij f last on a failing
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