The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 August 1938

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 1j.548 ESTI> I8."!J MONDAY, AI'GUST 15, 1938 10 CENTS
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    With Czech president
    27 1 With Czech president I aVA\S d, 11,,r > h Government liMIMW mediator between ihe Czech Government and the Sudete-i Germans, photographed v. itb the Cieeh Premier, Dr. Hod**
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    Four Dead In express Crash
    26 1 lota ity. hmg. i t ed md a' l€ I -on ■een two pa ler- -ur- Is being N'ld m! Malaya
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    Not Of Political Nature
    14 1 Not Of Political Nature Istanbul, lm it the try's c i •fflcial tressB acti-
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    BRITISH OFFICER KILLED
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    SIGNS OF STRAIN ON BOTH SIDES IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA
    534 1 SITUATION MAY BE SERIOUSL V AFFECTED Autonomist Leader In Dying Condition Prague, \uj». 11. CITHER HLINKA, the leader of the Slovak Autonomists, (the Slovak People's Party), is critically ill with pneumonia and is not expected to survive the night His serious condition
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    Guerillas "Capture" Shanghai Aerodrome
    459 1 Guerillas "Capture Shanghai Aerodrome Shanghai. Aug. 11. CHANGHALj which is enhancing its reputation of being the "toughest" spot m the East was the scene of another crop of incidents today. Following yesterday's attempts at terrorism, mainly sponsored by the Japanese, there were several other Incidental today, again mainly involving Jananese.
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    Sir Landon Ronald Dead
    60 1 London. Aug. I* SIR Landon Ronald. Principal oi the Guildhall School of Music and conductor ol the Royal Albert Hall Orchestra (now New Symphony orchestra) died today. Sir Landon Ronald was one a England's greatest and wellknown conductors and composers. He was the author of mote
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    Welshman's Great Jump From Parachute
    110 1 Welshman 's Great Jump From Parachute London. Aug. 11. TPHK WORD RECORD night time parachute drop is claimed by Welsh clerk, Gwynne Johns. With a powerful electric lamp strapped to his arm and a sealed barogarph attached to his wrist Johns stepped off from the wings of an aeroplane 18.000
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    Must Have Been Secret Treaty
    89 1 London. Aug. 12. PVER since the treaty of Hungchunjr was mentioned efforts have been made m Britain to find previous references to it, say; th» London Correspondent of the Manchester Guardian. These efforts have failed not one reference to the treaty has been found. "It
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    Thousands Work Night And Day
    353 1 Thousands Work Night And Day Defence Of Valencia BIG BATTLES IN SARAGOSSA Madrid, Aug. 11. CIXTY thousand men have worked day and night to build a line of fort if i cations to defend Valencia, declared General Miaja m an interview today, when he described the defences of Valencia's Maginot
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    Falkenhausen's Silent Arrival In Berlin
    145 2 No Comment On China GENERAL von Falkenhausen, late chief German military adviser to China, accompanied by his wife, arrived m Berlin today from China, states Reuter. Other military advisers to China are expected to reach Berlin next week, following their recall from China by the
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    200,000 Flowers Were Sold
    85 2 IV HILL the actual figure is not yet known it is bc.ieved that mere than i 50,000 icerc co lected m Singapore, on Saturday, m connection with the anniversary of the outbreak of hostilitiec m Shanghai. More ihan 200,003 powers ucrc 8 Id by schoolgirls, traction
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    42 2 ABOI T 1.000 wavplanes took part m manoeuvres over Southern Knsland and the Midlands. Here are K..A.F. runners fully equipped with parachutes ;»nd machine suns, and wearing respirators for high altitude living, ready to take the air at lowood aerodrome, near Huntingdon.
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    China Will Hold Her Own In Hankow Attack
    419 2 Gen. Chiang Kai-shek Says: Hankow, Aug. 14. QEN. CHIANG KAI-SHEK, tcday. assured China rhat the forces defending the cities of Hankow. Wuchang and 1 anyang are quite able to hold their own against tlie most formidable onslaughts of the enemy. feferring to
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    Anglo-Chinese Wedding
    55 2 •From Our Own Correspondent* Penane;, Aug 14 JHE first Anglo-Chinese wedding 'at S^. George's Church. Penang took place today when Mr. Kirn Khye Fu ass! P °S ang S ate f octballer. married Miss Kathleen Alice Bloodworth of Coventry. England t J£*?' t J officiate and there rmq
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    NO PAY FOR STRIKERS WHILE NOT WORKING
    318 2 Men Dis appoin ted At S. T.C* Decision THE Singapore Traction Company, m a statement issued last night, announce that under no circumstances will their employees be paid for the time they have been on strike. When this announcement was conveyed to tk
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    PRESS AND SHIPS BOMBING
    278 2 London, Aur;. 14. DRESS comment. resulting from a misundf rstandins. which arose between the committee of British Shipowners trading with Spain and the Foreign Ottice resardins the proposal for a commission of enquiry into eases of alleeed deliberate bomning of British -hip,>. reveals inference that provisions
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    SHIPS FIREMAN MURDERED?
    42 2 aSjanahal, \u« m Plreman Andrew ford of tht Bj steamer j^aiv^. i, reported to bavi been violently attacked and it. is pected, murdered m the rorecastle of the ship today. Poiic. have detained an Indian member of the Reuter
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    BALBAO SEES HITLER
    36 2 Berlin. Auk I Herr Hitler today received ail M anal LsaJbao, Governor ol Libya Reul During his visil t> ■afllS Air M.shal Balbao will see Field '1 Ooertng and. it is understood dl
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    Seven Drowned In West Coast Storm
    96 2 Seven Drowned In West Coast Storm (From Oui Own Osmepatidsnt) I poll. Aii£. li CBVKN LTVSB are believed to have been lost m the NfSfl .storm which lashed Lumut on Friday afternoon and nirht m add trn i iia peopU I drowned, whin th it m sot boal cap sised
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    Malay Prince Dies At Sri Menanti
    28 2 Malay Prince Dies At Sri Menanti 0f N^ri Sembk £.utn Laxa. Mud < I Tuan sis A bC In and Th cam. mis*. (Jndani by el! Laxa lam. I
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    New Deal's Big Objective
    39 2 New Deal's Big Objective R i It i •ft V ||i II f lIU tll< I'll. I t.on la i i i* r i i m id r I Ml I I I r I I I I I
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    Tribute To Departing Manager
    167 2 M X r !l Williams, divisional manager of fables and Win < ltd •.»> the ruest of iMBSBt it .i dinner given last night m Bsagapajf prior lo his retirement t» England, by the Overseas Msgtapfc hisesr As- aesataesL On b i ii, ir v Mr.
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    MALAYAN RUBBER ESTATES PLAN NEW PLANTING AREAS
    979 3 MALAYAN RUBBER ESTATES PLAN NEW PLANTING AREAS first Move Ur 1 his Kind For At Least Seven Years {i M lime for at least seven years, rubber estates m Malaya are {Q open U p new areas for planting. For the past fur yean been prohibited under the terms of
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    News Briefs From Bangkok
    208 3 (From Our Own Corre "o: ntient i Bangkok. Aug. 14. AN army 'plane flying over Don Muang In charge of a non-com-missioned officer, got out cf control, crashed and caught fire. The ground staff rescued the pi 0,. but he ded later from his injuries. THE
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    Control For Clerks
    169 3 Law Journal Supports Johore Action gUPPORT for the recent legislation m Johorc regarding the employment of solicitors' clerks is contained m comments on the now enactment m the latest number of the Malaya Law Journal. "The measure." the Journal says, is intended to safeguard against mischiefs which
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    Teacher Talks On Food And Basic English
    244 3 Teacher Talks On Food And Basic English (Prom Oar Own Correspondent Sercmban. Aug. IS. TTHE president of the Negri Sembiian Tea hers' Association. Mr. Lionel van GevaeL m his presidential addre-s referred to the health of pupils through the dissemination o. dietic m forma lion. During the course ct the
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    BELGIAN OPEN
    39 3 Win For Brig. Genera! A. C. Critchley Brigadier Ceneral A. C. Critchley beat H. G. Bent'ey. the British Walker Cup player two up In the final of the Belgian Open Amateur Golf Chimpionahip over 36 holes.— Reuter.
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    Chinese War Memorial Meeting
    35 3 Chinese War Memorial Meeting nsPRKSENTATIVES OF KOBE TH ::< ?,o cin?::;SL GUILDS held a memorial medlnj to co::::ncmcrate the firs* anniversary cf (he 3bio-J*P* neiS war at Shanghai ci the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Saturday.
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    TRAFFIC CENSUS FOR MALAYA
    463 3 Officials Will Count Vehicles At Certain Points A TRAFFIC ENSITS WILL BK HELD THROUGHOUT MALAYA 11 THIS MONTH. BEGINNING NEXT WEEK. Census officials will be on duty at strategic points along the roads m every part of the Straits Settlements and the Federated and Ur.tedcrated Malay
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    41 3 A LARGE crowd GREETED a conungeni of the British legion, hcade.l by Genera' Sir lan Hamilton, a, they marched out of the Anhe Station. Berlin, tj begin th"ir visit of Gcrmanv. Sir Lin is thotvn with Nazi oCicers outside the station.
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    Traffic Court Today
    54 3 SINGAPORE'S new TratttV Court *7 will open at the Sepoy Lines courthouse today. Mr. H. Koh, A.s.s.ant I) strict Judge and Sixth Police Court Magistrate, will assume duties f traffic magistrate. Mr. Chia Soon Hock, deputy Registrar of the High Court is taking Mr. Koh's place m
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    75 MILES IN GERMAN GLIDER
    122 3 aJIR Phhip Wills. ot the London lfl Glidinp, Club, holder oi the British altitude and gilding distance record, won the premier award at the conclusion of the Yorkshire Gliding Club's annual open contests at Sutton Bank, near Thirsk. with a 75- miles flight to Lancaster.
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      75 3 Law Notice For The Day Before Mr. Justice Pedlow m *nd. Cawrt at 11 a.m. Sununonse*~ln-Cn Originat- Bnram rises and Petition for Adnission o! Advocate and Bolicitac N > 1 1928. Before Mr. Justice Home m :»rd. Court at 10.1.1 a.m. Judgment: -DC. A. 128 E. Mohamad Sheriff vs. 8
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    LONDONERS WANT COLD CURRY IN HEAT WANT
    2475 4 Maitre d'Hotel's Model Meals For Hot Weather Diet OUR LONDON LETTER: From Our Own Correspondent] f IFE m London this week is just one sweat (physical) after another. While the North has had thunder, lightning and rain, and the West Country established a
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      154 4 PILES QUICKLY HEAL YOURS WILL DISAPPEAR What would you not give to be really cured of those torturing, awkward pi.es! To find them surely growing less and less until they healed and disappeared never to torment you a .rain! A physician's startling discovery brings this comfort within reach of the
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      20 4 CRUEL I > TO CHUM I H 1 mend I wht GilteP i SPIV ROYA 1 'Scotch W# IOrEARS 01 ■saaawaaaaaaaaa"^
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    CIVIL ACTIONS AND POOR PERSONS
    705 5 Criticism Of Facilities Granted aW JOURNAL ON cc. PARTIALITY k\l of the facilities granted m the colony for oei on- t<> to ,aw m civil actions is made "^editorial note published m the new issue of the 18 Journal. rHE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS," THE SAYS DISCLOSES
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    Thrills Of The Open Road
    368 5 BOYS WHO QUOTE KEATS ROOSETTI £OMMENT on Singapore schoolbols' holidays is made m the new issue of the Rafflesian, the school magazine of Raffles Institution: "Our vacant-looking, Trappist schoolboy, we discover, has just returned from a holiday m a Dyak vilage on a river bank
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    CHINESE AS NEW SIXTH MAGISTRATE
    24 5 The Governor has appointed Mr. Cheah Soon Hock to officiate a-s temporary Sixth Magistrate with effect from next Monday.
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    Hotel Had No Safe
    178 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) M London, Aug. 7. R. R. A. STUBINQTON, a member of the Kelantan staff of the Malayan Survey Department, was the victim of clever robbery last night. While he was travelling m the underground district railway from Victoria to Westminster, his hip
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    29 5 JfETTY SLADE (LEFT) chats with Frail G. Davmerlanq and Fran S. r„£ hof Germa ny and Edna Child, all divers, at practice for the European Swimming championships at Wembley.
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    Showed Favour To Rebels
    39 5 Barcelona, Aug. 11. THE authorities at Catalona today restored to foreigners the right to administer their own property. Exceptions were made with those who had shown favour towards the Nationalists and they were excluded. Reuter
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    K. L. Patriots Respond Well
    193 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 1 > QHINESE of all classes, from tin miners to shop assistants. took jewellery and cash to the Chinese Assembly Hall at Kuala Lumpur, at noon today. Presentations m kind will be received until the end of the
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    MUSIC BEFORE THE DRUM
    45 5 At the premiere of the London liLm production The Drum, at the Capitol tomorrow, a programme of band music will be played by the Band of the 2nd Batt. The Gordon Highlanders from 5.:i0 to 6.15 and 8.30 to 9.15 p.m.
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    Stringent Comment On Land Acquisition
    808 5 Stringent Comment On Land Acquisition THE Singapore lmprovenent Trust case and the Penang case just concluded leave an uncomfortable impression that existing machinery for the conduct of business between landlords and the authorities is woefully inadequate." This is the comment of the Pinang j Gazette, m a leading article on
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    Persecution Of Hawkers Alleged
    559 5 Persecution Of Hawkers Alleged Kedah Chinese Petition British Adviser (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, Aug. 12. A LLEGED persecution by authorities, it is learnt, has led hawkers of Alor Star, about 400 m number, to approach the Kedah Chinese Chamber of Commerce to take steps on their behalf. The
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      153 5 The New Method Of Administering Castor Oil to Children and elderly people The method of incorporating Castor Oil into Chocolate form Ls entirely new, introduced by a manufacturing Chemist of England, under the disguised and patented name of "CASTOPHENE". Delicious m ta.ste and flavour, Castophene is eagerly eaten by children,
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    Spreading Wings Over Britain
    180 6 High Speed Bombers And DIGIlr: A squadron of Avro Anson general reconnaissance monoplanes flying over the Cas*x quets on their way to attack the enemy during the recent air and sea manoeuvres. Tne enemy was bombed 120 miles out at sea. Above: Bristol Blenheim bombers m
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    "Adventure In Manhattan"
    79 7 a STORY deal m? with the predictions of sensational crimes by a criminologist journalist on an American newspaper, Adventure m Mann," is an Interesting crime drama. There are some exciting moments m the him but the suspense almost disappears toward the end. Joel McCrca, as the predicting
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    More Tennis Courts At Farrer Park
    44 7 More Tennis Courts At Farrer Park I, M »i M I- sion of a temporary wooden platform at Farrer Park for perfomances by the Police Band. This temporary platform will be used In order to ascertain the most suitable site for a band stand.
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    98 7 lifty schoolboys were appointed "ambassadors" at County Hall London Representatives of the British and Canadian Governments shook hands with them, and then they left for a tour of Canada to meet the youth of that country. The trip has been made possible through Mr W H Rhodes, who has executed
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    THE CENSOR PASSED "LIMELIGHT"
    338 7 THE CENSOR PASSED "LIMELIGHT" Letters To The Editor Where Film May Have Been Cut To the Editor of the Free Press Sir.— My attention has been ca'led to the letter signed by "Interested" and published m th? Free Press today. Such letters of comment are not only moot, but give
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    Undang's Homage To Yam Tuan Today
    153 7 Undang's Homage To Yam Tuan Today <From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Aug. 14. /\NCE AGAIN Sri Menantl will be the scene of an ancient Malay ceremonial tomorrow when Haji Ipap bin Abdullah, the newly installed Undang of Rembau pays his customary mengadap or obeisance before the Yang di Pertuan Besar.
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      220 7 „{.HrK n ,,llrK omediea I have seen." Richard Haestier Star. Imi v.- -Merrily We Live' again." Archie de Bear, Daily Sketch. ii)^ 1 R more laucha." Moore Raymond. Sunday Dispatch. lolm Raaaata, bThjbjbbbi News. JifiIETfHAN "TOPPER" .ssmT JHHUCH MORE ROMANTIC! fi«*%, a jfc 4cJ& 3 1 as k a*^ '<
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      260 7 Positively LAST NIGHT. The Musical Sensation of the Year* "HAPPY LANDING" with The Queen of Skates SON J A HENIE and the "One In A Million Sweetheart DON AMECHE Daily 4 Shows— ll a.m. 3.15 6.15 9.15 p.m. At Malaya's Leading Theatre Conditioned MLiII fl Ifl Dlf M No Heat
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      560 7 PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE. ZHL 223 metres (1.33 mc s) ZHI' 30. 96 metres '9.69 mc s) p. m 5.00 Malay music, t 5.30 Cantonese dramas. 6.10 Cantonese orchestra! recitals. v 6.20 Children's prog; amine. Cantonese >. 6.35 "Tai Sch" Speciality— (Cantonese) t 7.00 A concert by the successful candidates m the
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    the Singapore Free Press MONDAY. AUGUST 15. 1933. Traffic Problems
    698 8 the Singapore Free Press MONDAY. AUGUST 15. 1933. Traffic Problems SINGAPORE'S Traffic Court will open m a temporary courthouse today and almost all road users who have found themselves at some time or other involved m traffic cases will welcome the change. Traffic cases are not as a rule complicated,
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    A Texas Business Man Is Crooning His Way To Governorship
    789 8 A Texas Business Man Is Crooning His Way To Governorship U. S. Political Sidelights W HENEVER Theodore fl Roosevelt was warned there was no precedent for something he wanted to do he slapped a big fist down on his desk and snorted. "Well, I*ll do it, anyway, and make, a
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    Ready For Another Record Attempt
    45 9 ipsed driver, is n.w at Geneva where he is awai ing a favourable opportnr.it i to ncte an aiten.pt on his own 2 miles an hour. This picture shows Sir Malalm m his famous Blue Bird making a trial rvn.
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    TRAGIC ORPHANS WHOM INDIA HAS WELL NIGH FORGOTTEN"
    567 9 Mtnent On Indians In Malaya (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 14. fifISfOKEN comment on the position of the Indian Community m is m*dc by Mr. K. A. Neelakandha Aiyer, honorary secretary of Central Indian Association of Malaya, m a book
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    Mr. Julian Frankel Dies
    962 9 Mr. Julian Frankel Dies fV^E of Singapore's best known and oldeat residents and one of the recognised leaders of the Jewish U community Mr. Julian Frankel. died at his home at Slglap. Singa- pore, yesterday morning. His funeral took place at the Jewish Cemetery Thomson Read, yest rday afternoon. Mr.
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    44 9 AT ST ANDREWS CATHEDRAL on Saturday Mr. L. F. Moscrcp, son of J Moscrop and Mrs. Moscrop. of Blackp:o\ married Mizs A M Graves daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. W. H Graves, of Quoding Lincolnshire The bridegroom is Rubber Regulation Officer, Sarauak.
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    REGULATIONS AGAINST HAWKERS
    266 9 Action Follows Recent Typhoid Epidemic FOLLOWING THE RECENT TYPHOID EPIDEMIC IN r SINGAPORE, THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS PROPOSE TO INTRODUCE MORE STRINGENT REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE SALE OF ICE-CREAM AM) ICED-DRINKS. This was decided at a meeting <»i Municipal Committee No. 2, whose recommendations w ill he considered hy
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    CO-OPERATIVE STORES IN NEGRI-SEMBILAN
    52 9 <From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. Au*. 11 Mr. K. Hajah will speak on Cooperative Btorea at the half yearly k'eneral mcetlnK ol the Negri S-mbilan Mercantile Co-op rative Thrift and Loan Society, which will be held at the Chartered Bank Chamb-rs, S< r rnban on Saturday
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    THE COMMODITY MARKETS
    160 10 From London L3O p. m. Saturday RUBBER: Closed. I London: Closed. Previously: 7%d. 7 Jan-Mar.: do Previously; 7 15 16d. Bd. Apr- June: do Previously: Bd. 8 1 16 d New York. do Previously. 15.77 MOCKS London C 2.855 tons (82,182 tons) Liverpool 33 061 tons (32,864
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    THE METAL MARKETS
    64 10 From London: Latest Quotations TIN: Clo c] Previously: €193 10s. Thre losed. Previously: €194 12s. Go. NEW vokk tin: Cloa Previously: 43.25. COPPI \l Settlement: £40 10s. Prevloualy: €4u 10s. coin: i j: 2a. 9d. Prevloualy: €7 2s 8d SILVER: .spot: 19 9 16 d. Previously: I
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    Foreign Exchange Rates
    65 10 London Closing Quotations mmmmmMmmmmmm*Wm7*^mmMmmWammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmJ*mmMmmmmmmm Metnoci ol Panti oetore Latest PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Rate viously Paris Franc tc 121.1 178 7 c 178 7 8 New York to 4.83 4.37^ 4.87* 8 Amsterdam Guilders to 8.97" 1 8. 93^ 8.94*2 Hong Kong.. P2l dollar ls 3d. ls 3d"
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    192 10 Satu rday 9 s Singa po re Quotations Aug. 13 London, T.T. 2 3"« do demand 2 3 7 '8 Lyons, demand 2074 Switzerland, demaiui 246* 4 Hamburg, demand 140* /4 New York, demand 56 9 16 Montreal, demand 56 11[16 Batavia, demand 103 11(11 Samarang. demand
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    81 10 Aug. 13, o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I.X.R.SS. m cases 'FOB. Augu. v 26% 26% Good F.A.Q. m bales (F. 0.8. August) 25% No I.X.R.S.S. (Spot loose* (awardable Singapore) 26* 4 26% August 26% 26*-. September 26*/ 2 26% Oct. -Dec. 26% 27* rt J
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    111 10 During the week ending Aug. 6. 1938, exports from Malayan ports amounted to 53,672 cases, of which: 43,589 (81 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom, 5,102 (10 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe, 3.950 (7 per cent.) cases to Canada, and 1.031
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    TAKUAPA TIN
    23 10 No. 3 Dredge, Takuapa Valley Tin Dredging, N.L. stopped on Aug. 9 tor engine repairs. It is expected to resume today.
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    792 10 MOTOR INDUSTRY STARTS ON NEW MODELS THE market has declined continuously since last Monday on a slightly increasing volume from 145.67 to *****, write Messrs. S. E. Levy Co. m their weekly report on the American markets. The fall on Monday and Tuesday was ascribable
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    333 10 Singapore. Aug. It. MEAT Beef .steak Kati 36 Beei stew or curry do 30 Fillet Steak lb. 55 Mutton, Australian do 35 Pork, lean Kati 44 Pork. iCan and fat (Ist Qualll do 34 POULTRY Capons (locally reared' Kati 50 Ducks each 40 Fowls Kati 28 Hens (locally
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    635 10 I Fraser And Co.'s t ist ■MURRAY, *UtX i! IMii I I'M tIiMM. Bu>er* >riirr» Ampat Tin I I 4s R 6d Asam Kumbang 28s 6d 30s Gd Austral Mala\ If] 44s 48& ■c d I Ayet Hitam <ss, 24s 9a 2^ 9o Aver Wong tsl)
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    148 10 The following New York quour are supplied by Reuter I I I IJOW-JON'FS AVKRAGtS Pit -jously SatuiV i. Close Close Changes 3U Industrials 139.32 136 51 <>1T 281 20 Rails 28 57 27.68 of! .89 20 Utilities 19 83 19 62 < I 40 Bonds 89 M
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    1195 11 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS LONDON STOCK MARKETS "GOLD IS BEST AND DOLLARS ARE AS GOOD" i Boom In Aircraft Shares And Autumnal Recovery (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. 5. gIJSINESS is never brisk m landon during August, when most people with money to invest put as great a distance as possible
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    PASSENGERS
    363 12 Passengers m the MM. Chitral Bran London on Saturday were: Mrs. H. Sturt, Mr. S. A. Walden, Mrs. R. Taylor and infant, Mr. R. German and Miss German, Miss M. Raine, Mr. and Mrs. G. Clarke, Infant and amah. Capt. W. Harvey, Mrs. Harvey and infant. Mrs. It Foo,
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    38 12 London, Aug. 11. A painting of the llrst Earl of Winierton. by Sir Joshua Reynolds, ralu d at £10.000 was cut from Its frame and stolen from Earl Wlnterton'a ranidence. near Horsham, Sussex, today.— Reuter.
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    422 12 Increase Freight Receipts In Foreign Currency I IGHT on the refusal of Japanese shipping companies to associate L« themselves with the proposed international compensation pool for tramp shipping has now been thrown by the publication of particulars of the new shipping policy which has
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    577 12 H.m Kong. MR Joseph Thompson, a NYw Zea 1T lander of the China Inland Mission and his wife, were aboard the San Tarem. a Portuguese ■NailKir which went n the rescue of two junks at v i o'clock In the morning ot July 31. which resulted In a
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    JOHORE POLICE SPORTS
    165 15 1 third Time 1 111 ndent.) bore BnAm. sent at te Police jk His r Kahkota, Ampuan Tungku W. Hon. retary. Lieut Hon Mr. Mr. and M lays) C 12 P I pts. th 17 tig the pulls, Cup m the rug-of- mi n pulled i s
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    AUSTRALIA LEAD JAPAN
    64 15 BROMWICH and Quist (Australia) beat Nakamo and Yamagishi 6—2 6—4. 6—3, m the Davis Cap tie played at Montreal yesterday, cables Reuter. Australia now lead by two matches to one, previous results being: Yamagishi (Japan) beat Bromwicn (Australia) 6—o. 3—6, 7-5. 6-4; to place Japan one match
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    Empennage And Kalaw Complete Doubles At Last Day Of Ipoh Races
    894 15 Empennage And Kalaw Complete Doubles At Last Day Of Ipoh Races pIPENNAGE AND KALAW completed doubles ior the Perak Turf Club's Skye meeting when they won their second races on Saturday, the concluding day of the meeting. Double Totes The first double tjtg paid $109 to each of eleven winning
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    25 15 AT THE SINGAPORE GIRLS SPORTS CLUB sports on Saturday. Miss L. Fernanda, M. De Soon, F. Da Silva, were placed m the T>o yards event.
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    Player's Drawing Power Should Be Paid For
    543 15 Player's Drawing Power Should Be Paid For Story Behind Soccer Wage Move A; S0N ca PP ed 18 times m international soccer, told the whole story behi i 1 the great drive to obtain increased wages for professional players, writes a Sunday Chronicle reporter. Jackson walked out of the five
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    OPERATION ON CHIPPERFIELD
    47 15 A. G. CHIPPERFIELD, the all- rounder of the Australian Test team, was operated on for appendicitis, it was announced at Dundee. He is making a Rood recovery. His illness had been kept a close secret, inquirers being told that he was suffering from tonsilltis.
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    Sappers Beat Skins By Three Goals To Nil
    348 15 R.E 3; InniskillinKs o. A LATE goal n the first half and two quick goals shortly after resumption gave the Sappers a three-nil victory over the Skins m first division soccer at the Stadium on Saturday. Sappers turned m the better game.
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    GIBBONS' FAREWELL TO SPURS
    277 15 Villa Centre-Half Transferred To Blackburn j /^•HIEF topic of conversation last week m Tottenham was the loss j ta the Spurs of A. H. Gibbons, the amateur international, and one of the finest forwards on the club's books ior many years. Gibbons, an aircraftman m the
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    78 15 Manila, Auk. 11. Previous Today Asked Bid Asked Bid Pesos Antamok 0.40 039' 2 0.40 0.39 Atok 0.32 0.30> 2 0.32 j 0.32 Coco Grove 0.43 1 0.44» 2 0.45 0.44% Demonstration 0.28 0.27 028 0.27 I.X.L. 0.68 0.66 0.70 0.67 Majsbate 0.15 0.14 1 0.15
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    HOSE CUP FINAL AT SEREMBAN
    419 15 (BY M'UAX) Seremban, Aug. 14. AT Seremban tomorrow the final of th Hose Cup soccer competition takes place. The finalists arc the Negri Scmbilan Indian Association and the Negri Scmbilan Medical Services Club. The official handbook of the Negri Scmbilan Football aaaOClatiOf) tills us that
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    RAIN CHEATS SELANGOR OF VICTORY
    348 16 RAIN CHEATS SELANGOR OF VICTORY No Play Yesterday In Non-Benders' Cricket RAIN yesterday cheated the Selangor team of victory m the annual Non-Benders cricket match against Singapore which started on the Singapore Cricket Cluh padang on Saturday. The Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, arrived at the match just m time to
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    WO' TO £5,000 Pool Gift Refused
    126 16 r T HE Football League clubs will d:- cline the offer of the Pco's Promoters' Association 80 give £3.000 a .year to the League Jubilee Benevolent Fund ot £100.000, writes Arbiter. The voting la not yet complete' but ithe number of "Noes" already received
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    Results Of S.V.C. Shoot At Bukit Timah
    439 16 PONDITIONB yesterday, the concluding day ot tiie SLY.C. rifle shooting competition at Btikit Timah. were bad and poor scores were registered. Results of the Shoot were as follows: MATCH 1 Class A: 1. CaDtain E. L. Percival, 2, Col. Tan Ah Ling. <
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    SEREMBAN TENNIS
    162 16 From Our Own Correspondent > Bereaabaa, Aug* 14. Further progress was made m the Chang Seng Long Inter-club i.iwn tennis tournament ".-hen the Negri Sembiian Chinese Recreation Club beat the Kilal Club by three matches to nil and also the Persidang m Bella Club by a Similar margin.
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    YOUTH OF 19 WINS GOLF TROPHY
    176 16 Exciting Finish John A. Pakeman. ol Swindon, a 19-:ear-c'd player, with a handicap ot 12. won the National Golf Tournament ror the Dally Telegraph and Morning Post Challenge Trophy at WentworthJ Virginia Water, last week. There were 72 flnali.srs the sttTVlV:>rs of an entry
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    Teachers' Tennis At Seremban
    114 16 Teachers Tennis At Seremban (From Our Own Correspondent i Seremban, Aug. 14. Chan Ah Beng of Malacca entered the linals ot the singles of the Malayan Teachers' tennis tournament at Seremban by beating R. Senovlratne ol Negri Sembiian. 6- o. 6—2. Today's results were: Chan All Beng Malacca I beat
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    VOLUNTEERS' SHOOT AT SEREMBAN
    78 16 (From Our Own Correspondent Serein ban. Aug. 14. Negri Sembiian Volunteers will gather at the Rifle Range at Temiang on Saturday Aug. 27 when the annual Battalion Rifle Meeting, which will be continued on Sunday, will be held. The events are: Machine Gun Competition. Lewis Gun
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    England's XI For Final
    146 16 fY NLY one change has heen made m the England side lo pla> v/ Australia at the Oval m the final Test to start next Saturday. Fourteen players have been chosen and two new names for this series are Fagg and Leylanc'. Barnett has been dropped.
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    Brown Beats Wooderson
    82 16 GREAT BRITAIN beat France by 70 points to 50 m the athletics held at the White City over the week-end. Britain won all the iraek events except the two miles steeplechase m which France took the honours. Brown won the half mile and among those he defeated
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    HEAVY SCORING IN ST. ANDREW'S CRICKET
    371 16 Thoy Makes 86 And Takes Seven For 30 DRIGHT batting and bowling by R. Thoy of St. Andrew's old Hoys' cricket team, who scored Bt> runs and took sevi n wicktts for 30, was the feature* of the St. Andrew's School Past vs. Plwggßl
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    CRICKET CANCELLED
    27 16 The cricket match beiweea the S.R.C. and the Indian Association, fixed to be played on the s.R.c. ground yesterday, was not held owing to rain.
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    20 16 The death was announced yesterday m Sycney of J. J. Kelly, former Test Match wicketkecper. Renter
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    61 16 CYDNKY HARMS. England Te>t hero of a former generation, is still going strong at 6."» years of age. In 18 games he has played for Bridgnorth, th» Shropshire club, this season, Barnes has taken 102 wickets at an average of 6.8 runs. His stamina is remarkable. He
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    R. A. F. And Sungei Ujong Club Draw
    366 16 R. A. F. And Sungei Ujong Club Draw i From Oui Own Co- re. •>.• Isresabaa a 11 T.Li crick match between Ra t and the \\m I d here ever th~ week-end r ed In SOms very irt fs iiij ct Rain Inl xfered with pla; hut when time
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    CLIFFORD CUP
    87 16 Tiie following i. tiv draw first round of the Clifford Cup OCSApetition, io be played be: Aug 28 at Bukit Timah J. T. Forbes <Bycn C T Hyde v. J M.ukham R. J w. Brawn v Dr Isi Thomson S. E Dods v. C II Kent H. D
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    20 16 SCOTTISH LEAGUE RESULTS s I Ar\>, I Hlbei Parl g st Mb DIVISION Airdr Alloj iMjfl •!>, Dui.d v Km Kill:;
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    16 16 SPEED TRIAL AT SEREMBAN 1 1 1 th »3 J I I Th valUbl ril I).
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