The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 24 August 1934

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,352 ESTD. 1835. FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 f 1934. 10 CENTS.
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  • Seletar R.A.F. Flying Boat Wrecked
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      RIVER LANDING MISHAP AT KUCHING
      174 1 Crew Unhurt has occurred at the A ent of the six weeks' rth Borneo being two flying boats of j from the r.a.f. j pore on Tuesday r the same af- I ing a consignment of P s for delivery m I e\i nlng, It
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      NEW NAVAL CHIEF
      51 1 ndford Appointed Ceylon ::niurd vl the Royal pointed by the AdmiIn Charge oi alt m Ceylon. T^is appointment is ol naval control m brings the naval orga- mun- into line with ;tt other naval stations. Keykjavik. Aug. 23. He resumed his •<! at Angmassalik m H. Ls
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      CRICKET IS TOO MUCH A BUSINESS
      359 1 CRICKET IS TOO MUCH A BUSINESS This Has Been A Very ■Trying Season For M.C.C. London, Aug. 23. MOW that the tests are over the cricket public are clamouring for the M.C.C. to settle once and for 'all the question of leg theory bowling. Sir Stanley Jackson, the chairman oi
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      GIANT NEW DAM
      67 1 Will Fertilise A Million Acres Of Land Madras. Aug. 21. One million acres of land will be fertilised from the gigantic Meuur Dan" opened today by the Governor. Sir George Stanley. The cubic content tH 000.000 cubic feet and the Dam embodies the largest single block of
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      28 1 Washington, Aug. 23. The Arizona authorities have informed the State Department that farmers will not resort to violence m connection with the dispute with the Japanese R euter
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    TROOPS ON THE MOVE
    77 1 More Russian Officials Of C.E.R. Arrested i Manchukuo. j The entire scouting squadron ol the American Navy Is reported lo have j received orders to proceed to certain [positions m the Pacific. I The Third Japanese Naval Squadron La.; arrived at Taiku. the entrance to Itlie
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    DEADLOCK STILL
    183 1 Shanghai. Aug. >'S. HOLLOWING further arrests ol Russian employees and officials' of the Chinese Eastern Railway, Russians and Japanese have again made themselves very active along the Slbeiia-Manchukoo frontier. Heavy troop movements on the varicus railways m Manchukuo have been going on continuously since Tuesday, and large shipments
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    COUNCIL MEMBERS WALK OUT OF CHAMBER
    159 1 COUNCIL MEMBERS WALK OUT OF CHAMBER Sequel To Motion For President's Removal Rangoon, Aug. 23. !p*^K thi first time m the history of the Burma Legislature disorderly \ia nes were created when a letter signed by m >re than half the members pretesting against the President not resigning office consequent
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    Lancashire Goods Wanted
    286 1 ORDERS COMING IN FROM CEYLON Result Of Quota Colombo, Aug. 22. FOR the first time .since 1931 cotton and rayon fabrics are being indented for from England |m large quantities by Ceylon Importers. It is' understood that one large firm ol importers m Colombo has ordered tvo
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    On Other Pages
    86 1 Pages Radios programmes 2 Son sues mother's trustees 3 European motorist fined 3 Sikh stabbed m street 3 Ladies* notes and gossip 4 Page of pictures 5» Planter ailing alone from Sydney to Singapore <i Rubber exports from Malaga 6 Malay's death not by murder 7 Port
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    New Boom Has Begun In Britain
    229 1 TRADE RETURNS SHOW GREAT ADVANCE Up All Round London, Auk. ~< ORITIJSH industrial production continues to show a welcome increase, it is revealed In the Board jof Trade report for the .second quarter of the present year. The figures are 14 per cent, above
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    NAVAL DEMANDS OF JAPAN
    101 1 NAVAL DEMANDS OF JAPAN Proposed Abolition Of Offensive Arms THE Japanese naval plans have at j la.st- been revealed Recording to the papers, which publish simultaneously the announcement that rear-Adxnira] Yamamoto is leaving for London on 3epr. II to participate m the naval tali:>. The Japanese demands are reported to
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    93 1 $127,000 Stolon In Brooklyn Raid Brooklyn, Aug. >\. A gang ol between 10 and 15 bandits, tnned with machin< suns, surrounded iin armoured lorry belonging to the United States Trucking Company and £tole a very large sum of money. The hold up is the largest m the history
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    GERMANY WILL PAY FOR ALL THE GOODS SHE BUYS
    137 1 GERMANY WILL PAY FOR ALL THE GOODS SHE BUYS \n\ious To Renew Foreign Confidence Berlin. Aug. 21. Germany's determination to pay for ;IJ the gOOdl sh< buys vna ♦'mphasised by Dr. Bchacht the Rti -hsbank Presi dent ->n<i Minister (or Economics, In Interview with b cv- ho-slovafrian newspaper Cask i
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    FIRE RELIEF
    129 2 Charity Show At Great World Now that the immediate relief problems of the fire refugees have been solved, the Committee of the Singapore Hokien Huay Kuan feels that the end will not have been achieved unless their pro permanentia livelihood has been adequately provided for. and consequently it
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    PAN-PACIFIC CONFERENCE OF BUDDHISTS
    531 2 To Be Held In Tokio In Near Future \S a result of the International Buddhist Conference held at Tokio last month it has been decided to hold a Pan-Pacific Buddhist Conference. Mr. Sri Nissanka. leader of the Ceylon delegation which passed through Singapore yesterday on the
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    CHINESE WOMAN DOCTOR
    116 2 Invited To Los Angeles Hospital Shanghai, Aug. 8. tor the first time m history, a Chinese woman doctor trained wholly m China has been invited to become a resident surgeon m an American hospital This honour has come to Dr Annie P. A^ Tseng. M.D.. resident surgeon
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    FIVE MEN ARRESTED
    54 2 Sabotage Suspected In S.MJ*. Workshop tv.» r^n Dalren, Aug. 7. workm?^ Ce .u n^° Unced today tha five k w men I n th huge South Manchurian frreJted work shop here were hit i O L; Uhln the P lant They said vL^n erS Were also Evolved,
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    COOKS SENT TO PRISON FOR FORGERY
    427 2 COOKS SENT TO PRISON FOR FORGERY Attempted To Evade Aliens Ordinance RATHER and son— both cooksWong Kee Chit and Wong .Guan Lim, respectively made an ingenious, though unsuccessful, attempt to circumvent the provisions of the Aliens Ordinance. This makes it difficult for Chinese leaving the Colony to gain re-admis-sion unless
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    NO MORE BARE FEET
    171 2 Peiping xMoralists Still Hard t Work Shanghai, Aug. 8. The morals of China are being saved at a great rate. At least, so it would seem. The reform campaign recently got off to a flying start with mixed bathing and public hand-holding being banned m Canton.
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    AUSTRALIAN TARIFF
    101 2 Japan May Make A Protest Tokio, Aug. 7. A protest may be lodged by the Foreign Office with the Australian Government against Australia's new tariff against cotton piece-goods imports which is considered as being prohibitively high. The matter is being care fully studied by the Japanese authorilies. Meanwhile,
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    Letters To The Editor
    274 2 ARE WE LOSING OUR ENTREPOT TRADE To The Editor. Sir, A jaundiced outlook is one of the usual symptoms when one is afflicted with mal-de-mer, and I hasten to congratulate "Mal-de-Mer" on his happy choice of a nom-de-plume. It is a little too difficult to believe
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    UNWANTED ANIMALS
    214 2 To the Editor. Sir. The Malayan Kennel Association and all dog lovers, are sincerely grateful to Mrs. J. D. Nicholson for having written the letter published m your IBEIM of the 21st inst. The Association has addressed His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government m the matter, and
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    "DEVIL CURSE"
    206 2 Farmer Charged With Murder Shanghai, Aug. 8. The decision of a Chinese farmer, to nd his family of a "Devil Curse." has landed him m court on a charge of attempted murder. The farmer was arrested following the discovery m a vacant lot of his 23-day-cld boy baby,
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    14 2 Mr. C. Ward-Jackson has returned to Kuala Lumpur from a visit to Cameron Highlands.
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      33 2 WANTED, EUROPEAN COUPLE desire to rer' bungalow, two bedrooms, furnished m unfurnished, modern sanitation nr* i^ re d aS l T l m Rc P y Box No 409, care of Free Press.
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      299 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 14A Change Alley, Singapore. The Cheapest House foi your Stationery,
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      452 2 TENDER* E SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenders Tenders are now tiw.-i following materials or 8 ll tor of Closing. 4 p m tote 27th, 1934. Supply of Brass Bent am q Ferrules for period ?,s**--31/12/35. Date o/cios^ 1 3 November sth, 1934 p w c H. GOLDn NOTICES. THE KUALA SIDIM RUBBER
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      395 2 Oiary Of The Week FRIDAY. AUG. 24. High Water, 10.58 a.m. 8.7 ft., 10 15 p.m. 10.1 ft. Football: Government Services League Second Division, Survey vs. Police. Depot; Malay League, Darul Khair vs. Kota Raja, Jalan Besar Stadium. S.C.C. vs. Malays (the team of the Java tour), Anson Road Stadium.
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    Son Mother's Trustees For Share Of ALLEGED FRAUD
    1043 3 Son Mother's Trustees For Share Of ALLEGED FRAUD Court, before Mr. 1 Terrell ,furrecorded m the Wee Eng Wan Is pauperis, Messrs. Chua Tian Chong i as executors and ate of his mother, ,po, for an account tion of the estates Siang Tat, and ol his distributive denied that the
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    ALLEGED FORGERY
    109 3 Haulage Contractor Sent For Trial Tan Ah Kov. 24-year-old haulage contractor m the service of Messrs Paterson, Simon* and Co.. Ltd.. of Collyer Quay, was yesterday committed tor trial at the Assizes, by Mr. J. M. rarder, the th*rd magistrate, on three .charges of forging bills, alternatively of
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    Assailant A Third Man?
    525 3 FRESH LIGHT ON WATERLOO STREET STABBING INCIDENT TOOTHER evidence was recorded yesterday before Mr. Norman Gric* the second magistrate, m the preliminary inquiry into a charge of ttempted murder against two siLta. Inder Singh and Tara Singh Fresh light was thrown on the m- °mS". rident
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    BRIDEGROOM LATE
    107 3 r 'Clothes Were Not Good Enough For Church' i A Mold iN. Wales- bridegroom-to-be, who had twice previously failed to arrive at church for his wedding, again iiri not arrive whon it was planned for j he third time. His exasperated future mother-in-law j Trent to his home
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    JUDGE TO RETIRE
    100 3 It Will Break His Heart, j He Says The county court at Edmonton. N., vas crowded with barristers and soli!itors prepared with speeches of fareveil to Judge Crawford. Judge Crawford is due to retire under "he age limit. He was 73 on August 4. The judge, who
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    BUS FATALITY
    64 3 Judgment Reserved On Rash Driving Charges Kuala Lumnur. Aug. 23. Judgment was reserved m the case m which two Tamil bus drivers. O-wirdn-->nd Mohamed. are charged with causing the death of a Chinese by rash or negligent act. The case is a s<w' i collision m Sentul Road
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    MONEYLENDER FINED
    96 3 $50 To Police Inspector For Assistance <From Our Own Correspondent." Penang, Aug. 23. A Chinese moneylender. Cheah Ah Chee. was fined Sl5O or In default two] months' imprisonment by the District j Judge. Butterworth. on a charge r.t having sought the assistance of Inspector Stewart of Bukit Mertnjan
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    SAVINGS IN POCKET
    64 3 I Milkman Who Carried £100 About Thomas Henry Rosewell. aged 51, a •n!lk roundsman, of Camberwell New•oad, S.E.. had more than £100 m £1 otes m Ivs pocket when he died. At the Camh^rwell inquest his widow tuted that the money was his life •nvings. and he
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    European Motorist Fined
    440 3 SEQUEL TO ORCHARD ROAD INCIDENT Alleged 45 Miles An Hour Dash I jIJOW he avoided a crash m Orchard Road with another car driven at an allegedly high speed m j jefiar.ee of a policeman's signal, was| cold by Inspector F. Goodship m the police court yesterday.
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    COURT MARTIAL ON GUNNER
    155 3 Landed Tobacco And Drinks From Ship A Nava! Court Martial was held on H.M.S. Titanla a! Portland when commissioned Gunner Lewis Albert Steer, of H.M.S. Garry was charged with causing Herbert Henry We.;, a ■teward to land at Portland a su- cease contr.lning tobacco and spirits
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    £3,500 DAMAGES
    115 3 Swimming Pool Game Causes Injury A ccnfecti-^er and cafe proprietor of Hastings and Sedlesccmbe. Robert G?crg-e Hi?gs. was awarded at Sussex Arslzes, £3.500 damages against the Hastings Corporation for alleged negligence. Higgs went to bathe m the new bathing pool at St. Leonards. In the pool there was
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    NEW AIRPORT PLAN
    56 3 Manchester City Council were asked to approve a proposal for the establishment of a new airport at Ringway. on the south-west outskirts of the city. As the land is not Corporation pronerty the council was asked also to ppply for a compulsory purchase order md for the
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    50 3 Woi Kai Ching. a Hylam. appeared m the Singapore police court before Mr. Brander yesterday m answer to a warrant for his extradition to Penang on a charge of murdering a compatriot on Aug 13 Kai Ching admitted his identity and was ordered to be escorted to Penang by police.
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    WORK IS EASIER NOW FAT HAS GONE
    190 3 Took Off 28 lbs. With Kruschcn "I was to stout about 11 months ago," a woman writes, "that I became a burden to myself. Then muscular rheumatism sot into m> joints, and I 'had to go on sticks for sonic time. Then I
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      16 3 «"«'<!> that every theatre m America and England ls booking for repeat screenings! j CAPITOL Coming Soon
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    Joiliest Room in the House
    1098 4 J oiliest Room in the House CHOOSING AND DECORATING THE NURSERY BY OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT pHOOSiNO asd decorating a nitncvy Is ii tauinaling pioblem for nearly all women. If there is a possible choice of the room m which the baby is to sleep, or later on, to play, we
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    BLACK VELVET AND ERMINE
    11 4 nai antl hag, also fashioned of velvet.
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    TO GET THE BEST FROM VEGETABLES
    298 4 All Greens Should Be Uncovered In A Little Water TIME TABLES for roasting and baking and brewing and stewing have been worked out m kitchen laboratories which the beginner m cooking will find invaluable, but there are factors to be considered m the cooking
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    Rhinestone Beits
    76 4 T*HE simplest evening frock becomes quite the gTand robe, by the addition of a rhinestone belt. For particularly grand occasions, a rhinestone belt m reserve will add just the necessary bit of elegance. The newest trick for rhinestone belts is an open work buckle, so that the colour
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    BRETON SAILOR HAT IN PLEATED SATIN
    142 4 OAILOR hats, both straight brim •^med and Breton, are getting much larger. Ridged crowns are very much m evidence. Crowns of this kind give the fashionable shallow effect yet allow comfortable head room. The bandeau or cache-peigne is as popular now as it was
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  • HINTS ON THE WASHING OF SILK
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      Face Lotions
      111 4 To Follow A Massage A STRINGENT lotions are usually applied after a face massage, or after the face has been "steamed" with hot towels, and if proposed to go out. afterwards, m the open air. Such lotions should be sprinkled on absorbent cotton wool and gently dabbed on
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      An Attractive Gown
      37 4 A gown of fruit- pat tened satin is very attractive. Two or three of the top buttons at the back are left unfastened, so that the edges of the dress fall away, revers fashion.
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      Soiled Frocks
      35 4 When marocain frocks become spotted from rain or soiled use Lux as directed on the packet and iron on the wrong side before the frock is quite dry. Never use petrol for marocain.
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      DO NOT DRY IN THE SUN
      275 4 I i lI7HITE silks and art silks and crepes should be very carefully washed m tepid water m which fine soap flakes have been thorough- i ly dissolved. Plunge the garments straight into the soapy water without previous soaking and knead about m the
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      "Nude" Hosiery
      108 4 That "No Stockitf Effect T HK neii summer ihadei ai.d In hosiery an so attr becoming to slender despite the ban lr-, U(l are now its Important a> scheme ol the season s :a> 1 M Nude M silk rtortrtngi ire amou* latest phases m hosiery Ol the
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      An Ironing Tip
      36 4 When pressing a man's tmuyi- a piece ol Irish linen Ho iwd I U this material: it ckunp.-ns q| acorrd while ironing Irish h: Also be used for prw •rater nv;st nrt touch
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      Choosing dolours
      32 4 Electric light makes red. orange lac yellow look more brilliant and light! In colour, greeni MHBM a yellow!* tinge, and blue purplish blue, hene? choose evening inparel under irtlMtf light
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      135 4 *rf ii iirtiitfßlMfci REASON/ From his first feed of Cow Gate, Baby show* pleasure and contentment —he loves it! And the Mother too watches with delight the regular and natural growth of strong firm bone and sound healthy flesh. The failure of breast feeding nowadays Cow Gate! It is a
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    Opened By The Bishop
    23 5 LORD WARFMKM) is seen opening the New Children Beach. i>> presides over the* council which has organised the scheme.
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    Children's Playground At Tower Of London
    162 5 IHI HILDREN'S BEACH and TiJa! Playground m front of the Tower of London which is part of the Tower Hill Improvement Scheme dedicated by the Bishop of London. Here are the Lord Mayor, the Bishop of London and Lord Wakefield. watching: the Punch and
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      49 5 Two great stars co-starred for the first time m the year s snappiest comedy CLARK GABLE and CLAUDETTE COLBERT m "IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT" PEACE BRAND i CONDENSED MILK Economical and Satisfactory I Sole Distributors: I 0. RAMASAMY NADAR CO., I 86, MARKET STREET, SINGAPORE. TBL. 7692. I nisi
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  • FROM SYDNEY TO SINGAPORE IN A SAILING BOAT
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      CREDIT SOCIETY'S PROFIT
      376 6 I Growth Of Senior Officers' Membership 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 22. •THE report of the Senior Officers Co-operative Credit and Investment Society which was re 3k »red m June last year, shows profit of $170. Tt expect a distribution to mem bjrs will be
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      SHOWN HER OWN JEWELS IN PAWNSHOP
      225 6 surprise ror Woman From Kuala Lumpur A STRANGE story of how she identified a pair of diamond set earrings which were alleged to have been lost at a burglary m a Kuala Lumpur residence last September was told m the police court before Mr.
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      CASE POSTPONED
      108 6 Incident At Amusement Park A young Malay, Buang, was arrested at the Taiping amusement park on Monday. He was said to have gambled at a cigarette stall and when asked *5 pay his losses, refused and drew a dagger from his waist. A police constable m mufti promptly
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      TWO DROWNED
      145 6 Tragedy At The Old Welsh Harp Two youths were drowned m the sight of hundreds of people standing on the banks of the Welsh Harp at Hendon, N.W., Late at night the police were still i dragging for the bodies, and the identity oa the youths was not
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      66 6 Mori binte Doi Akiu. 45-year-old Boyanese woman, was charged m tho i police court before Mr. J. M. Brander yesterday, with causing grievous hurt to a Tamil woman named Papoo at 12.50 i p.m. yesterday by attacking her witn I a knife and a piece of wood m Hen- derson
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      Rubber Planter's Lone Voyage
      556 6 Rubber Planter's Lone Voyage EXCITING ADVENTURE AM R. Henry Stratton-Brown, the Malayan rubber planter, is sailing a small home-built sailing boat from Sydney to Singapore singlehanded. "The Mystery" as it is appropriately called, left Sydney m June. The journey is expected to last several months, calls being made at Queensland
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      £1,443 FOR CYCLIST
      95 6 "A Wreck For The Rest Of His Life" "I have no doubt that this man is, m fact, a wreck for the rest of his life Kid Mr Justice Acton m the Kings Z n f^ i 0l l' when he save judgment mut'l n faVOUr of
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      Rubber Export
      599 6 SERIOUS POSITION REVIEWED Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 22. THERE is. I understand, a grave likelihood that unless rubber estates and dealers m Malaya co-operate m producing and exporting rubber, and use their export rights more generously than they have since restriction was enforced. Malaya will Tose a considerable part
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      CHILDREN ELECTROCUTED
      36 6 Albert Walter George. Burrell. aged s*ven of Oxford Street, Watford, Herts was electrocuted on the L.M.S. Croxley Green branch electric line near Watford West station. The body was afterwards run over by a train.
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      From Malaya
      226 6 WERE NOT ON THE Defence Story In Street Assault Case !r THE five accused m the Battery Road affray case made their defence at the continuation of their trial before Mr. J. M. Brander, third police magistrate, yesterday, and the evidence was closed. All the accused said they
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      "NAGGING" WIFE
      65 6 Husband Accused Of Strangling Her When Sidney Haggerty. a compositor. |of Acanthus-road. Battersea. S.W.. was committed for trial from the SouthI Western Police Court, accused of murdering his wite by strangling her. evidence was given that she had "nagged" him for years. Haggerty pleaded not guilty. It was
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      LAKE SACRIFICED
      64 6 Town Needs Water Of Holiday Spot So desperate did Kettering's (Northants) water famine become that water from the famous lake m Wicksteed Park, known to boaters, swimmers and anglers throughout the country, was piped away for the town's use There were 25,000,000 gallons m the lake and supplies
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      HARBOUR COOLIES WHO GAMBLE
      210 6 Denunciation By A Magistrate A yiROGOUS~d,n,,,, n character of a coolies employed a Harbour Board was mad ccurt before Mr. J. M v day when nine Chin, charged with gamin, m S |x f ««n plea JL h the other throe claim andSub^lnspector Yus, Jong Pagar
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      137 6 LOST ENERGY Can be quickly regained by taking a i ccurse of Phosferine Tonic Wine— a delicious full bodied wine m which is j bonded the world famous Phosferine— the greatest of all tonics. Obtainable In pint or quart bottles. JOSEPH TRAVERS AND SONS LTD., Singapore and Penang. n«ti«nli«mlwi mmrm
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      323 6 A man kept ujnileiin;; around looking for a hd> Did he find her Of NM B|M mm THE GIFT SHOP. In futurr Look for your wife, mothrr. sMrr or Mmi in THE GIFT SHOP. 33, Stamford K«..nl She's sure to be thnr Buying hats. jewe!l«T>, f.m<\ fmia or Alice bands
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    An Enthralling Enchanted Isle
    87 7 An Enthralling Enchanted Isle ••BLACK MAGIC" AT THE i ALHAMBRA which commenced a Alhambra yesterday, is quite out of the ordinal native cast, this film all its own. It is typicalstory being laid In the lv, at the foot of the ntains of Bali. weird and eerie as it id
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    Film Of The
    148 7 superstuVt bT^^SS 1 th£lr 1. cremated many a ch »< wmwm neard* t°L tW H° glr S ln "t?ancl i« neard the description of th* S inline bY he PHest wh inmgs on the surface of holy watpr brought from a distant forest Tnu scene Is awe
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    NOT A CASE OF MURDER
    444 7 Mystery Of A Malay's Death Solved ivuaia Lumpur, Aug. zs. THE full story of the mystery surrounding the death of a young Malay driver, who was found m a Chinese house m Hale Road and who was suspected of having been murdered, was related at
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    GALA CHARITY BALL
    157 7 Attractive Event at New World Cabaret I The management of the New World have on many occasions helped de serving causes, and recently a handsome donation of $500 was given to the Fire Relief Fund for the benefit oi the victims of the recent fire. More aid
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    29 7 Mr. S. J. Hartfield. Manager of the Stlbcrne Gutta Percha Rubber Plantations, who recently underwent a successful operation for appendicitis at Bungsar Hospital, returned to Kuala Lipis on Saturday.
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      190 7 6.15 [.ALHAWbRA] 9-15 MATINEES Saturday Sunday 3.15 A Romance of the Glamorous East NATURE IN THE RAW! WITCHCRAFT! NA TIVE SUPERSTITION! H 3&V^ v. Anu lILI l/\ vi^HH^N^ Step ri^ ht into a story W^^^^l stran est customs of Ji an CXOtiC Pc ple BLACK MAGIC with an all native
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      207 7 SINGING DANCING! CAPTIVATING MELODIES! I Unanimously acclaimed as BRITAIN'S grandest effort I since "GOOD COMPANIONS'* I j 615 CAPITOL 9.15~}= LAST FEW NIGHTS! SEE IT NOW! I M ATTH EWS lsW&ms±\ "EVERGREEN" I from C. B. COCHRAN'S B.a IjJ BETTY BALFOUR T JT fc '^B SONNIE HALE HHMHH A Gaumont-British
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. AUGUST 24, 1934. THE STAR
    981 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. AUGUST 24, 1934. THE STAR IN the art of propaganda and that acute understanding or crowd psychology which underlies it, the Nazis are supreme. By that means more than any other have they climbed to power m Germany and placed an obscure ex-house-painter lex-corporal m
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    DAY TO DAY
    246 8 I Tengku Syed Abu Baker. Assistant District Officer. Klang. will be going on tqva months leave at the end of this month. H.E. Sir Shenton Thomas expects to sail for Malaya by the Ranpura which is due m Penang on Nov. 8. He and Lady Thomas are
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    As I was Saying
    658 8 THERE are iew sciences which have mad£ so great strides m the past tew years as the science of photography. !we make no apology for referring to I photography as a science— it most certainly is. and the researches which are being constantly carried on have
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    One Samuel Hatch
    767 8 Samuel Hatch was making a bonfire from the waste floweis m the graveyard when he heard a determined foot scrunching the gravel of the path behind him. He grunted and did not turn round, although lie was curious because he knew the vicar's uneasy walk, he knew
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      43 8 PEOPLE WHO LIVE m the same square don't always move m the same circle. Wherever you live, "GAFLAC" FIRE and BURGLARY POLICIES may save you from disastrous loss some day. GENERAL ACCIDENT. FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480. i
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      345 9 1 ,00,000 Rs ALLOCATED FOR MAKING OF PLANS increased Use Of Port Anticipated Colombo, Aug. 17. \IUI.ITY oi the construction of quayside accommodaPort ol Colombo lias lon*> been under consideration aeed Ol steps being taken to provide this very realized by the local Port authorities. object m view, the authorities
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      U.S.A. & GERMANY MAY TRADE BY BARTER
      53 9 U.S.A. GERMANY MAY TRADE BY BARTER New York, Aug. 21. A SYSTEM of barter between America and Germany is imported to be under discussion by which America will export large quantities of cotton and lard other farm products.. The system will be worked through the export and Import Bank of
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      AUSTRO-GERMAN RELATIONS
      121 9 AUSTRO-GERMAN RELATIONS New Austrian Chancellor's Statement Florence, Aug. 21. Once Austria's perfect liberty to make tie] own Internal and external decisions 1 policy is recognised, there will be no obstacle to the re-establishment of normal relations with Germany, stated Di Schuschings. the Austrian Chan- I celler m an interview. Austria's
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      MASKED BANDITS
      80 9 Terrorising The Countryside j At Algiers Algiers. Aug. 21. Encouraged by the recent rioting at Constantine armed masked bands ol Arabs are terrorising the countryside m true highwayman fashion. They r»ave looted farms and waylaid travellers and taken all their belongings. The latest outrage occurred at Toquevtlle, sixty
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      58 9 In consequence of the discovery ;>i a sun helmet floating m a remote iakf\ en aeroplane made a further search for the two missing British scientists, P: Dyson and Mr. Martin, but it pioved fruitless. It is now presumed that the explorers were caught m a storm and di owned,
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      MASS COURT MARTIAL
      87 9 1 12 Nazis To Be Tried For Plotting Kovno, Aug. 21. A mass court martial on 142 Nasa vil 1 be hvld next month fallowing sweeping investigations of the activities two Nazi organisations thes.^ past six months. According to a local semi- official newspaper, a Nazi plot
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      TREATY WITH CUBA
      68 9 Success Of Roosevelt's Bargaining Washington, Aug. tl. The first outcome of President Roosevelt's bargaining powers is the conclusion of a trade treaty with Cuba i which will he signed on Aug. 24. The terms at present are s cret but are believed to provide lor a reduction
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      SCIENTISTS LOST
      69 9 Clue Of A Helmet Floating In A Lake In consequence of the discovery of a sun helmet floating m a remote lake an aeroplane made a further search for th<> two missing British scientists. I Dr. Dyson and Mr. Martin, but it provjed Fruitless. It is now presumed
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      COMMODITY MARKET
      100 9 i Latest Rubber And Tin Prices And Sterling Rates i (From Our Own Correspondent) RUBBER London, Aur. SS. igpot <Se lers» 7 9 16d. (7%d.) (Buyersi 7!' 2 d. (7 9 16d.> i Ocr -December 7 11 16 d. (7%d.) Ijanuary-Marcb V/ad. (7 15 16d.» April- June 8
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      FEUERMANN, MASTER OF THE CELLO
      622 9 Rises To The Occasion PROM the musical point of view Singapore audiences are improving out of all recognition. Time was when visiting artistes! piayecl to rows and rows of empty i chairs In the Victoria Memorial; Hail but now, it seems. "Nous avons i change
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      FOREST FIRES
      84 9 Due To Dry Condition Of frees New York, Aug. 11. The powdery condition 01 trees an vegetation is encouraging disastrou forest fires m many parts of the coun try and which have destroyed 20,00 acres of pines at Boise, Idaho, and til fire is spreading rapidly m spite
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      86 9 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL SCOTTS ROAD, Singapore. PHONE 6490. TENNIS COURTS can now be reserved by non-residents at $1 an evening. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 6490. t TODAY $1.00 TOMORROW -n.l Vt?mou!ade Satire W XTC U f t' r<i4m of Mt Mrloin of lieef and WAItH I I ish a la Menagcie
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      263 9 NEW MODELS OF SMART SUEDE SHOES I 111 m m MODEL A MODEL B PLAIN TOE-C \V PUNCHED TOE-CAP D I A C INC. \M) PACING. LEAT 11 E R SOL E S LEAI 11 E R SOL X S Al\b HEELS NATUBAL AND HEELS. NATURAL LEAI II E R
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      KEDAH RUBBER'S $38,000 PROFIT
      1291 10 KEDAH RUBBER'S $38,000 PROFIT 10% Dividend And Large Increases For Staff 'THE twenty- fourth annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Kedah Rubber Company, Limited, was held on Aug. 14, at the registered offices of the company, No. 33, Beach Street, Penang. Mr. D. A. M. Brown < director
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      OIL FROM COAL
      69 10 v I w Miners Federation conference at Edinburgh unanimously carried a resolution, moved by Mr. J. Griffiths <-outh Wales), calling on the Government to establish plants for the exiS? i° n Oil and from coal m all suitable mining areas and cn Se e i at on
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      83 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT August 23, 12 o'clotk noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Std. Spot (loose) 25 V 4 25% P..S.S. equal to London Std. (FOB.) Aug. 25% 25% Standard R.S.S. on tender September 25 3 4 25 7 /8 Oct./ Dec. 26% 26»/
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      £ Abroad
      113 10 Abroad London, Aug. 21. Exchanges today were: Paris 76 7 32. New York 5.08 3 i. Montreal 4.96. Brussels 21.40! 2 Geneva 15.40y 2 Amsterdam 7.42. Milan 58%. Berlin 12.69. Stockholm 19.39%. Copenhagen 22.39*2. Oslo 19.9O 1 2 Vienna 27. Prague 121 8 Helsinglors 226 3 4 Madrid 36 13
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      Fraser's Share List
      732 10 THURSDAY, AUG. 23, 1934. Ampat Tin (4) 5s 3d 5s 7 d Asam Kumbang 37s 6d 40s Austral Malay sOs 52s 6dcd. Ayer Hitam Tin (ss) 14s 6d 15s 3d Ayer Weng ($1) 2.00 210 Bangrin Tin 24s 6d 25s 6d Changkat Tin 50s 52s Chenderiang (£>
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      117 10 August 23, 12 o'clock noon Gambler 4.25 Java Cube 7.25 Hamburg Cube 7.25 Muntok White Pepper 38.50 White Pepper 37.50 Black Pepper 14.00 Copra, Sundried 3.00 Copra, mixed 2.40 Small flake Tapioca 3.7 b Fair Sago Flour 1.70 Palembang Jelotong 7.00 Blanja Jelotong 6.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.50
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      MALAYAN PALM OIL
      121 10 Latest Buyers' Prices Messrs. Guthrie and Co. Ltd. notify latest buyers' prices, received by cable yesterday morning, for Malayan palm oil and palm kernels. Palm oil m bulk: c.i.f. landed weights Halifax (Nova Scotia) 2.60 cents <U.S. currency) per lb. c.i.f. landed weight Liverpool Holland Hamburg £10
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      CORDEROY MINES
      7 10 H^«f Chairman announced that the
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      MARKET PRICE LIST
      449 10 Beef steak (Round) Kati 28 Beef stew or curry do 24 Pork t lean do 42 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) do 32 Mutton Australian lb. 35 Fowl Kati 32 Hens (Locally reared) do 40 Ducks (Java) Each 40 Pigeons, domestic unfledged Pair 70 Pigeons, fledged
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      TEMERLOH'S LOW RUBBER CROP
      191 10 TEMERLOH'S LOW RUBBER CROP BTRINGENI Net Profit For Year Of $.{JO7 The foJJo-A:n^ li directors to be sir, fourth anniui E Temerlor Coconut Limited, to be held Ibb>:1 bb>: (office of the com iStreet, Penan,,:,, Uj The directors netting their JfpOCt and tU\ ?l *cEr,r acreage as shown Crop.-The total
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      57 10 Uncertain Bmsintm In Featureless l)a> Load h In the Stock Ex further contraction .'business the tone (Certain and ipart oidinary ihmrei record level it HO/4 Iscnted itself Wheat ruled tin ac: vices and the •pressure but Other more or i- tureh Wall Street opened [favourable dividend labour tr
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      Wall Street
      72 10 Auk .American Can Com. American Telephone and Telegraph •Atchcson Railroad Dupont Firestone General Electric General Mum Goodrich Goodyear Inter-Telephone and Telegraph National City Bank 'New York Central Railroad Pennsylvania Hail road Co. Radio Corporation Socony Vacuum Standard Oil N.J. 'Texas Corporation Union Oil Union Paciih: Railroad U.S. Rubber
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      27 10 1832 1 2Z- anada t0 Japan duri "X iyj3 w< re composed mostly of lead wheat, lumber, newsprint and ouln Whtt, the chief Canadian tmpor ?s tnm
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    The KEENEST Dancers In SINGAPORE
    791 11 The KEENEST Dancers In SINGAPORE local Chinese Topics CHIWSE ASSOCIATION A GREAT POWER FOR GOOD i BY OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT organisations which must sooner or later make In the local Chinese community is the Chinese Street which has as its objects the promoti ttering brotherhood and good fellowship among f
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    SOVIET ARMY
    95 11 r<> Hold Military Manoeuvres Along Amur River Dairen. Military manoeuvres along the Amur *iver and m Trans-Baikal will shortly 3e held by the Soviet Army, according a report received here from Changstated that 150,000 picked Soviet troops and numerous air squadrons will participate m the manoeuvres. Another report
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    307 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst j A SERIES OF FORCES CORCING bids are m themselves both an evil and a necessity. They are bad because players are apt to use them too indiscriminately and with hands which do not justify their use.
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    BANDIT ATTACKS ON C.E.R.
    392 11 Thought To Be The Work Of Well Organised Gang Harbin, Aug. (i. THE INCREASING number of bandit attacks on trains operating on the eastern line of the Chinese Eastern Railway is occupying the attention of the Manchukuo and Japanese authorities. It is believed that the attacks
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    FORESTS OF CEYLON
    266 11 Expert From India To Investigate A forestry expert has come from India to carry out the reorganisation of the Ceylon Forest Department, and it is learned that the authorities are negotiating with the Government of India m regard to the terms upon which the expert is to
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    60 11 The Blackpool Corporation has just arranged for the Installation of cellular rubber seating m their tramcars. an example which will doubtless be followed by other Corporations. The new Underground Station at Chancery Lane was opened on June 26. It is claimed that this station sets a new standard m quietness
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      795 11 A-weta exceed %IZM*M*. Assurance la force §*t,»ft.tt». The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlement! HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewn 1.0 Tb« Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British
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      143 11 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established In 1886) Capital Subscribed 'Fully paid up) Y. 100.000.00t Reserve Fund Y. 122.750,001 President: K. Kodama, Esq. Vice-Presldent: T. Okubo. Esq Head Office: Yokohama Singapore Branches: MEYER CHAMBERS RAFFLES PLACE LONDON BANKERS Westminster Bank. Ltd. The National Provincial Bank Ltd Lloyd's Bank, Ltd. Bombay.
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    SEA SLEIGH
    69 12 New Type of Boat Under Construction Archangel. A new type of small boat is under construction, a so-called "sea sleigh"! which can be propelled by engine and oars among ice-floes. This boat carry- ing two persons and a supply of food and necessities can also be puiled along
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENT
    1246 12 NEW WHARF AT SHANGHAI COMPLETED Many Unique Features Incorporated The everchanging Shanghai waterfront has again had a feature added to its face, with the completion of the Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Company's Hongkew and Hunt's wharves. This stretch of wharf, beginning at the property boundary line east
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    SECOND CLASS PORT
    86 12 Canton Scheme For Pakhoi The Kwangtung Provincial Govern ment will follow the late Dr Sun Yatscn's suggestion for the development of Pakhoi into a second class part says the Canton Gazette. Hap-pu district, m which Pakhoi Xi located through its recent progrc-s has been elevated to the
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    155 12 News has been received of the sudden death at I Far Eastern port, some weeks ago, ol Mr. Harold Gvyn. the Chief Officer ol the P. and O. Ranchi. Mr. Owyn had participate m m *ny renti:*es before he joined the P. and O as a junior officer, m 1906.
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    SINGAPORE HARBOR
    87 12 SINGAPORE HARBOR Ships al,M U sid, t h wha or exited u> Jr l arv East Wharf (Intranr. r Ophir 22 m v t T > Main Wharf ifenettheiu M Clyde Ifaru I Empire I)o<k (Knt,. lll<e 0 Benrlnnei 30 (IIN of Khartoum 35 Section 10 (Enira,,,, ft^ l Katsuragj
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    122 12 City oi Kbartoum, Bcti from Antwerp 23.8 I h Terukun Maru £SR m-B Olang Ben* B Bemarang 23.8 for Batavta 243" BeUwan,Dut.7lstom frail m&xtn 23.8 for Bandjermasin Ascians. 81am, 406 I >iv :r mnmm 2<S for East Coa I P rt 258 Maros. Dut. 361 1 2.^.8 ror
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    NAVAL ARMAMENTS
    105 12 StrQUf Japanese Opposition To Drastic Rechctiti lokio. km Btrong opp gition here m na\ a] circU to th< views oi Mr Claud I ranion, I ir States Secret suited that he favotu v ductlon m rmam Pv wen ..nci the 1 rot i: It was point ductlon ol
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    THE JEMTSCHUG
    54 12 Ten-ton Coadewer Btmfl Ashore The work oi dlsmantlin cruiser Jemtiohug cootin i i lust week and a: n• n condoiiMT. which [a m length mid hai b clrci eirrhtron feet, wai br The condenser, v. best copper and b? I n tons. It was UM ti uttracting sci
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      504 12 I Local And Foreign Mail i 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 Jerartutj Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 p.m. Keiantan 'via Gimas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday a; d
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      406 13 Bfll IB I I P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Dne rio» Tnare Spore. Tnare S "JJJ* •B 6.000 Aug. 30 CHITRAL 15 000 Oct 12 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Aug. 31 SOUDAN 6500 Oct 24 CO 15.000 Sept. 14 CARTHAGE ***** Oct 26 •BHI 6.100 Sept. 27 RANPURA 17 COO
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      489 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. < Incorporated m England > "ELLERMAN" LINE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer Due Saiis ty °i ran Au e 30 Sept. 2 City ot Bath (For Genoa, Liverpool, Glasgow Sept 7 Sept 9 City of Norwich se pt
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      567 14 CONINKLMKE PAKKTVAAKT MAATSCHAPNJ PH m^ g ld^ A^ ura 2 S a^ UntOk "™™s™ M only). Batavia. SeGEN. VERSPYCK-Frlday. Aug. 24. Letong. Kramat Tarempa Gentine Poe loe-PandJang, Serassan, Mldai and Maras uenimg, roeTINOMBO— Friday. Aug. 24 Belawan-Dell SlBERG— Friday. Aug. 24, Rhlo, Dabo. Bllllton and Batavia I?™ 7^ aturday Aug
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      215 14 REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS TO NAPLES GENOA MARSEILLES I Via Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Port Said, Alexandria on the Famous PRESIDENT LINERS All outside staterooms Excellent cuisine Swimming bath Three day stopover In Egypt. NEXT SAILING PRESIDENT POLK, AUGUST 28th. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES, IRC, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN U.S.A.) Hongkong Bank Chamber.
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      543 14 TO LONDON, VIA NAPLES, MARSEILLES. ANTW^^^^^^H AND MIDDLESBROUGH '^Kljau* SSUWA MARU 10,750 Sept. 6 7 HARUNA IYKRIT i FUSHIMI MARU 10,900 Sept. 20 211 KATORI MARU Mi HAKOZAKI I&ARU 10,400 Oct. 3 4 SKASHIMA MARU 2» JTERUKUNI MARU 12,000 Oct. 16 11 JYASUKUNI MART' 1 HAKUSAN MARU 10,500 Oct 31
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    THE SPOTLIGHT ON TENNIS
    709 15 Win— R.N. and RM. Titles— Footfault Rule Prom Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. lambridge (Past and Present) met the International bourne during the week-end, and won the annual to 9. A H. LDwe and B. W. Finnigan were the en tor the winners, each winning both
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    SCENE ON FOOTBALL FIELD
    67 15 SCENE ON FOOTBALL FIELD POUGH play characterised the clos- Ing stages of the P. F. A. Cup tie between the Customs, and the Kinta Inoian Association on the Padang, Ipoh, culminating m Suppiah. the Indians' goalkeeper, being sent off the field for punching Jalleh, the Customs inside-left. For a few
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    PERHIMPONAN STIA
    113 15 Office Bearers For 1934-5 Elected At the annual general meeting of the Pertalmponan stia Club held at its premises No. 1 Java Road on Sunday morning jthe following were elected office bearers for the year 1934-1935 President H. A. AlsagofT, vice-pre-sidents Osman bin Haji Fa raj and Ibrahim
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    39 15 Tuan Haji Ambok Sooloh bin Haji Omar, J.P.. who was elected a vice-pre-sident of the Malaya Football Association at the general meeting held early this month, has, it is understood, written to the Association declining to accept the nomination.
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    PURSE OF £2,500 OFFERED BY PROMOTER FOR WORLD TITLE FIGHT
    281 15 PURSE OF £2,500 OFFERED BY PROMOTER FOR WORLD TITLE FIGHT Featherweight Championship M London, July 30. R. Joil Dickson has offered a purse oi £2.500 tor the world feather-weight title fight between Freddie Miller! a German-American, and Nel Tarleton. of Groat Britain. This offer is m opposition to that of
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    Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING CARNIVAL
    197 15 ON SATURDAY, commencing at 4.15 p.m.. the Fifteenth Open Swimming Championship Carnival promoted by the V.M.C.A. of Singapore will bo held at the Association's Pool, Fort Canning. In past years this annual event has attracted considerable interest and on this occasion all those who are interested m
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    LOCAL CRICKET
    253 15 A.P.C. Defeat The Air Force The A.P.C. b3at the RAF. by 13 runs m a match at Soletar on Saturday. Scoring was very slow the A.P.C. innings occupying nearly two hours and the R.A.F. innings about l\ A hours. In the R.A F. innings the 6th wicket fell
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    52 15 Brentford have signed Charles Drinkv/ater. outside-left of Golders Green, whom Aston Villa and Fulham recently endeavoured to secure. Drinkwater, who is well built and only 19 years of age was a schoolboy international and lecently toured the Continent with Middlesex Wanderers, a team captained by J. C. Burns. Brentford's amateur
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    46 15 An Ukrainian sportsman. Popov, has established a new v/orld record m lifting m both hands 98.2 kilograms. The previous record was 95. j kilograms. Popov is 22 years old, and at the present time occupies the position ot director of the Ukrainian school ot heavy athletics.
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    78 15 The following have been invited to play football on Tuesday. Aug. 28th. at FCC Colours D. R. Godfrey R V. Welch. A. P Craigie: S. Dodds. G. Boas. T. M. Maclachlan H. L. Davies.* C. K. Gillett. P. H. Harrison. R F. H( ath, F. W. Farpus. Whites C. G.
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      Jack McLean Wins Third Time In Succession
      413 15 AMATEUR BOXING TOMORROW Three- Round Bouts At Great World I TNDER THE auspices of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association, a series of amateur contests will be staged at the Great World on Saturday evening, start- t ing at 9 p.m., the proceeds to
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      IMPERIAL CRICKET CONFERENCE
      307 15 IMPERIAL CRICKET CONFERENCE AT the meeting of the Imperial ••Cricket Conference held at Lord's on July 25, the Australian proposal that if the umpire considers the bowler intended to hurt or intimidate the batsman the umpire should call no-ball. Bloq on a repetition of the offence the bowler should be
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      CHANNEL SWUM
      42 15 London. Au*. 18. An Austrian woman, Frau Emma Fober. swam the Channel today, leaving Grlz Nez at 12.45 a.m. and landing at South Foreland at 3.15 p.m. She was six minutes outside the record held by Miss Gertrude Ederle. Reuter
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    Lead Two-Love And Capture Four Games In The Set
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