The Straits Times, 14 August 1932

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    37 1 THE STRAITS TIMES THE LEADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. No. 35, Sunday, August 14th, 1932. Price 10 Cents. THE SUNDAY TIMES The Leading Sunday Newspaper in Malaya. I No. 35 Sunday, August 14th, 1932. Price 10 Cents.
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    "BRITAIN AS WORLD'S SAVIOUR" —Trebitsch-Lincoln.
    3732 1 Bu (kill is I Monk In Singapore. •ORMER GERMAN SPY TO FOUND MONASTERY IN EUROPE. leeks Complete Reconciliation With Britain. NEVER X) RETURN TO THE EAST. Once Known m I. T. Trebtsc h-Lincoln, now the Buddhist monk h;») Kun^, one of the nvist remarkable adventurers
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    ARREST ON BOARD SHIP.
    340 1 CLERK CONVICTED OF IMPORTIV. OUNDU. THE difficulty to which the revenue officers of Singaoor* ate put to Hi^ceverinp; the iilieit inijxrt in«r of charii' i in ships coming from China ports wa illustrated in a rase vnich cam? before Mr. C. Wilson, the Singapore District Criminal
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    TKEMTKH4JNI 01 v
    30 1 TREBITSCH-LINCOLN Not To Be Allowed To Land In Knjihiml. (From Our Own < orrespondent.) l.ondo.i. Auk. IT is understood that Mr. Tret itM-h-l.inco'n will not I.c allowed to land in England.
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    busma and Aviation.
    129 1 RUSSIA AND AVIATION. I \si i:si link KTWfl n EAST Wl> m. Moscow, Aujr. THK jfiant a*n plane h. h n?in(f t» the S(""'. Ru «ian Civil Aviatior pany will shcitly make its maiden trip from IftMS* tu Berlin. It is a new fivo-en^ine«' machine, tht largest land plant- in
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    LONDQN RUBBER & TIN.
    81 1 LONDON RUBBER TIN. (From Our O»»n orrespondeat.) I ondor. \ug. 1.1. Iho closing prices iod»» wrrr HI RBEK. Spot U \.r-) 2^»d. (Seller-) 2 7 tftd. <k:t.-l>er. d Jan-Mar. 2 17 VIA. Apr.- June 2 1«J .J2d. Market Tone Steady. TIN. Spui IMML Three BMSIIbI ill I Gaasfcam n;. started
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    THi: NIGHT MAIL.
    58 1 Sleepers On Line Near Tanjonjg Malim. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Aug. It, The first message regarding sle«|>eifi.und on the railway line near Tanjong Malim is eoi Both ileepei were lOtind a nuarter of a n ile south of Behrang Railway Station shortly before the night n;nl
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    MUNICIPALITY & ECONOMY.
    630 1 MUNICIPALITY ECONOMY. Ratepayers' Petition. OPPORTUNITY TO SIGN NEXT WEEK. FROM tomorrow all citizen- of Singap v will have an opportunity of signinp petition which the R~t, paytrs' A ion has prepared for presentation to the Municipality. The netition urges the need or economy in Municipal mpha- ising the heavy burden
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    FLYING PLANTERS MISSING.
    251 1 No News After Leaving Moulmein. OVERDUE AT RANGOON. Grave Fears For Their Safety. A message from Rangoon states that the two Malayan planters Haaam F. B.Taylor and li. W Salt have disappeared, no ne» ha\int; been received concerning them since they left Moulmein on the way to
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    MASKKD BANDITS.
    51 1 MASKED BANDITS. Charabanc Party Held Up Near London. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I/ondon. Auir. l.'J. Masked bandi.s held up jr charabanc Marlboidugli last nigjit aad vanished .'.<.-( i.iimediai' arrival >f th* 1 mobile polk*. The police aii<l W* 'i.. f volui .hell a n«arli.\ for» the criminals throughout the nijrht
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    DIVE TO DEATH.
    289 2 Parachutist Entangled In Crashing Plane. Watched by thousands of people at.ending a fete, a stunt parachutist, his parachute entangled in a plane, hurtled to his death at HighfieM, Little i'oil, near Ely, on July I'tl. He was K. EL Hopkins, of Primros> Lane, Mali Green, Birmingham. The
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    A WINDFALL
    46 2 Englishman Recognised As Heir To 30,1)00,000 Pesos. Buenos Ayres, Aug. 10. The Courts have admitted the claim of the Englishman. John Munro, to be the 1 heir to Donald Munro, who died SO years S|ro. nnd le f t, property amounting million pesos. Ancta-Havas.
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  • Correspondence.
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      LEMURIA.
      213 2 To the Editor of the Sunday Times. Sir,— The lost eoatSei ts oi at ii Lemuria are surely not so mj a? d legendary as your leader last Sunday made them out to be. A most superficial Kiowledge of geology will convince anyone vhat most of the <iry lan<l
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    A BROKEN CONTRACT.
    154 2 £1,200 Damages For Actress. Mis award.-d tl.L'on dunage fa :> salary at th. Bench Division against tho Coliseum Ltd.. and Si' Oswald Stoll. Her claim was th;M -alary and reputation by tl of th- urn to employ hei to duplicate th' part of Joeepha in \V Inn."
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    CONVICT SIIOI DEAD.
    220 2 GUNMAN'S FATAL D\s FOB ÜBEITY. ,iead. July U: A convict wa- shot dead wi i two oth. this afternoon from Peterhead pii; enshire. The dead convict was George KjTM an AUrdeenshire man, who v. a sentence of seym years' psaal Ktf bank ioi,bery at Denny. He held
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      43 2 DIO YOU RETALLV NO, POP.' x i-k UNDERSTAND BUT THAT uad I It Really r^vg&ucw* Bu ooj£ T »|f LAST NIGHX MATTER TICKET: T\ U PHOEBE f~l\ /^K Doesnt ?tA \jL t. m lmor^"^^"^ L» (Copyright. V,*:. liv Thr Bell Svnrfi:aic. H. i
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    400 ft. CLIFF FALL.
    194 3 Woman's Amazing Escape From Death. oume, July 23. A ywag v mian, who was tonight identified i-. Hopper, of Kingscote Road, Addiscombe. Croydon, had an extraordinary escape from death at Beachy Head this afternoon. Holiday-makers on the cliff edge saw her suddenly drop her handbag and
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    WIVES WHO IRE WORTHLKS*
    412 3 WIVES WHO IRE WORTHLESS. NO DAMAGES FOR V Hl'SBAM). "fpHOSE who have watched <:n<>rv< cou>t A jurisdiction in this country faff irany years will have <»: am utterly worthless rrany wives are to their hu>bands, just as one observes how utterly worthless many husbands are to thei 1 wives." Mr.
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    HOLD-UP ALLEGED.
    471 3 Major And Man With Dummy Revolver. Remarkalde evidence of an alleged holdup of a major in a Mayfair street at the point of what was stated to be a dummy revolver was given on July 23 at Marlborough SI John Smith, 28, of no fixed addrcs?. was charged
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    SCHOOL "BOMB" CHARGE.
    471 3 Brothers Dismissed. NOTHING BUT HARMLESS TOY. London, July 27. TWK charge of to cause a erioua explosion against two brothers. Maurice and Basil Davenport, •>« d as silk merchants, of Macclestield (Cheshire), in connection with the finding of an explosive apparatus under the platform from which Lord
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    DRUG TEST.
    157 3 A Doctor's Risky Experiment. u n SS?"-^*sB^ of the Bothy, Wood Ride. Hayward's Heath, Sussex famous for his tuberculosis research work, took an unknown drug in the course of experiments en himself. Ihe effect of the drug convinced him that he was dying, and he hastily drafted a
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    BOY PRODIGY.
    179 3 Violin Lessons Arranged For Him By Lady Beatty. Dickie Kngland, the twelve-year-old boy who lives with his parents in a council house in Kelvington Road, Peckh*m, S.E., is to continue to receive th .iolin lessons arranged for him by Lady Beatty, who died three weeks ago. The r
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    MISS BRENDA DEA!N PAUL DISCHARGED.
    433 3 MISS BRENDA DEAN PAUL DISCHARGED. DISTILLED WVTER <;i\F\ AS A DRUG. THE charge against Miss Brunda I Paul, the 24-year-old girl, *hu summoned for breaking the conditions j under which she was bound over for three years last December for poss. dangerous drugs, was dismissed at Marl- 1 borough Street.
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    MURDER MYSTERY.
    236 3 An 18-Year-Old Crime. Douglas, Isle of Man, July 26. After eighteen years' intensive inquiry the Manx police believe that they will soon find a solution of the mystery of tho murder of Mrs. Frances Alice Quayle. Mrs. Quayle was a wealthy woman, who kept her money in biscuit
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    MAN AWARDED £440.
    118 3 Mentality Changed By A Blow. A man who, after many years of happy married life, developed childish habits, became moody and irritable and threatened suicide, so that his wife left him, was awarded £440 and coats at Mater Assizes against Darwen Co-operative Society, Limited, for personal injuries.
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    SUICIDE SEQUEL.
    85 3 I Actress Avows Love For Dead Man. i tjj 9. There has been a dramatic sequel io the I suicide of Naval Lieutenant, Point, Alice Cocea, the actress, and wife of the j Vicomte de la Rochfoucauld. declaring that she had, known Point lor over four l years,
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      536 3 Racing Co mpetition: An Extra Prize. ONE OF $200, ONE OF $50. Forecasts Invited Of The Taiping Results. Omilits having been settled regarding the forthcoming rncinjj at Taipin)? there will \h? a two-day amateur meeting this week, it till farther the prir.c nv>ney in the Sunday Times liar 11 A
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    THE INFORMATORY DOUBLE.
    1694 4 BRIDGE NOTES. Effective Defence W capon. AKIR. This series of articles is not intended for tkt udvnmctd In iily i' player, httt fur la* paei inHjontii irhn, harm'/ jjliti'til A'-rliou llriili/r tt., 111 <ns, tinir tintl 'hi 111 i)itn Contiuct, as fill M lor lh< lxy',ll--n> r.
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    CHILDREN'S CORNER No. 35.
    54 4 1 nen iMnei jane ana .-">ai me truer reaa It told them all about the special bread. And extra special scones and lovely cake That for a banquet Cook was told to make A Royal feast! said Worm, "Twill gorgeous be! "Perhaps there'll be some left
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    NEWS OF A BANQUET.
    52 4 "Because you know these splendid feasts of state "Are sometimes rather stiff affairs, but wait!" He paused and laughed, then whispered in their ears \fter the banquet! That's the time my dears!" "They keep some tasty bits put by on shelves "For eating later, when they're
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    Mainly About Malayans.
    1307 4  -  THE WANDERER. By A Vegetarian Chi»f justice Hotnrinn's Story Of Shipwreck The Most Able Covernor An Ipoh Opinion What About Johnston's Pier? Another Missionary Retires Sunyei Resi's Monthly Chenue A Roiltcay Officer Honoured. SIR Lancelot Flphinstono. who now on I— Tf h;- <l» iilc<! to retii and
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    AFTER 25 YTARS.
    150 4 AFTER 25 YEARS. Man Who Arrest^ A Zeppelin Crew. Sergeant Charles Smith, who retiree! on July 2'J, after twenty-five years' Mr* vice, from the Brentwo^d Division of the nstabulary, had one of the strangrst jobs that ever fell to the lot if a country policeman the arrest of the command'
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    BHIDK COMMITS SUICIDE.
    521 4 BRIDE COMMITS SUICIDE. TIAGEDI OF CANCELLED WEDDING. London, July 27. HOW a woddfag !>ai :v, inelading the bride anil bridegroom) arrived at a church for a wedding which never toil; place wan lat ;h«- Si Pai rt inquesi on Mai y o'l.i ien, ace I 25, a ook aadf I■■
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      77 4 SMART SHOP 67. STVMKOKD KO\I) I.uvely chiffo' ■-rppe i\o ch.ne ih .rt for the races. To he el.. each to make room f, t n !y. ow shipment t.f Beach American morninj; Fl ju>t arrived. Want the tost Pick-me-up Take SERRAYALLO'S," The II)K\I. TONIC hirh St.inulalen the Appetite. Strenethens the
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    THE DESERTED VILLAGE-1932.
    1335 5 IN THE I VKi; OF THE REBELS. (My Dr. A. K. I.indt. the I.indon Qaaeral I representative in .Manchuria. SILENTLY, with a low bow, the old leman invite*, BM to his East Mancharian villa} i by the retreatiag insui jrents and shelled by thr advancing J nese.
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    |i Audiences Want No Compromise ii j With Life. j
    1218 5 Audiences Want No Compromise With Life. »-»♦-»->-♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦ The Ugly Screen Hero. REALITIES IN FILMS. I (By Emil Janningx. the famous) German film star. FOR the first time in screen history, commonplace features and a dun bearing are at a premium in the movie market. At least that is the impre.
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    SOUGHT ADVENTURE
    216 5 . Girl Stowaway Dressed As A Man. On arriving here the captain of Mm British schooner Shoal Firher reported hi tht Consulate that he hud on board a girl stowaway dressed as o man. She pi to be Senorita Elena As Araujo, a daughter of the ex-President of Salvador.
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    A "DANGEROUS* MAN.
    231 5 A "DANGEROUS" MAN. Wife Duped By An Ex-Convict. A convict on tirket-nf-leave who had figure.! ..n of some social pc» iondent in the Divorce Court Lord Merrivale. the President, granic 1 a decree nis, to Mr. William Kric M of Wellington Court, Knightsbridge, fo.the dissolution ef bis marriage with h,wife,
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    FAQIR'S REVENGE ON NAWAB.
    246 5 "LASIIkAR'S" ATTACK ON DIR IKKRITOin. Inter-tribal warfai. 'it in progress beyond the Boi ihe Faqir of Al ngar. who took a proi*iin?nt part in the ..paign of ■prmc;, k* lashKhan, biott tackintr the Nawab of I>i 'y at ■j The [.'esent fouii'o Ik; ii in the
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    Household Hints.
    268 6 Grease from candles which has spilt on a highly polished wooden surface, such as a dressinjr-table top, can be removed by makirvK a clean duster hot and holding this over the jrrease till softened, then wiping off. Omelettes often require just a suspicion of onion. Rub your frying-pan
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    The Right Age To Love: Shall We Regret The Passing Of Youth?
    1401 6  - The Right Age To Love: Shall We Regret The Passing Of Youth? FRANCIS DE CROISSET liy The author <> our of Ilic best > Uf.rit dramatists of modem V«*»|M. thing ivrittiv et'hrr hiti'*<!f aU ,ir or by MmmV li tollahoratioii. with the Mmrmm de Flers h<m htm Hiirrcs*. M. de
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    Lace Costume.
    63 6 WHITE lace in very open mesh in rhostn for the dress with little jacket illustrated. the costume entirely embroidered in tiny NiUcr bugles. The skirt is interesting, in slim sores, with the fullness arising from a higher line than is usual, a feature of many of the c
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      15 6 I HENRY H. COHEN. bA't^T^ 2nd Floor Maynard Building, 16 Battery Road. T«l. tIU SINGAPORE
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    4494 7  - THE SULENT SIX GWYN EVANS. OUR SERIAL STORY. By EARLY CHAPTERS SUMMARISED. Bill Kellaway, an out-of-work journalist, sitting on a bench on the London Embankment, is accosted by a well dressed stranger who asks him if he would like a million pounds! Kellaway naturally says ''yes" and leaves with the
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    TOTIDEM VERBIS.
    733 8 Colonel Stiinson's remarkably blunt speech, ostensibly outlining Americar. foreign policy with particular reference to the Kellogg Pact, but actually severely admonishing and gravely warning Japan regarding her attitude in Manchuria, has raised the Far-Eastern crisis to the firs, magnitude. Despite the activities of the Japanese Ambassador at Washington,
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    MORE HEROES OF MODERN ADVENTURE.
    5475 8 THE WORLD'S SPEED KING. WHEN' you have read all there is to read about Sir Mikolm Campbell ana that, let us say is a good deal, your first feeling is sheer wonder that he is alive. And not only alive but fit and well and
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    1510 8 Believe it or not being The Assertions of Ananias It's no good, chaps I'm afraid I shall hpve to give up this weekly effort and ««> '■ark to picking pockets. I can't stand the strain of these repeated threats of iclence. First of all there was the Mary lose incident.
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    , ___ — STOP PRESS.
    82 8 STOP PRESS. London, Auk. Ml \istount Thik<;\l«\ head of (ho International (ireast- Combine, has i; sued an indignant denial of the rumour that the oi'y man scare J" Singapore was started by his organisation as an advertising stunt. He asserts that no man who corerpd himself with the- Combine's famous
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      215 8 AMUSEMENTS. SINGAPORE. ADELPHI HOTEL. SPECIAL CLASSICAL CONCERT. 9.30 p.m. 4LHAMBRA THEATRE. BUT THE FLESH IS WKAK with Robert Montgomery and Heather Thatcher. (i.1.V— 9.15 p.m. Phone 6909. CAPITOL THEATRE. THE BROKEN WOfG with Lupe Velez. 6.15- 9.15 p.m. Phone 5261-2. MARLBOROLCH THEATRE. THE SILENT WITNESS with Lionel Atwill, Ureta Nissen,..
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      71 8 PIANO TUNING— REPAIRS. REMOVALS— HIRE. j E. CHARLES. Phone 2902. 284. Orchard Road. ENGAGEMENT. The entrapment is announced and the marriage will take place shortly of Miss Beryl Hyacinth Martinus (daughter of the late Mr. C. S. Martinus and Mrs. T. M. Assen) to Mr. Ainarasinghe Noel Perefa (of the
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    Singapore Police Athletic Sports. \
    1046 9 Singapore Police Athletic Sports. SUCCESSFUL MEETING. An Excellent Display By Recruits. fI'IIK annual Bportl fflitttif of the I Singapore Police wat held yaataraaj :it the Thomson Road Depot in the pn mac* of large crowd, the including H.E. the Governor (Sii Ckmenti), the Colonial Secrttai Joha Scott) and Lady Scott,
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    BOY OF 11 CHARGED.
    99 9 Sent To Reformatory For Five Years. (From Our Own Correspondent.) S(iemlan. Aug. 1'!. A Chinese lad of eleven who, for one-nnd-a-half years had l>een loitering about town, and who recently was arrested with others in connection with a case of suspected stolen property, figured in a
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    24 9 »n incident yirihg thr Chinese vs Malays match at the Anson Road on rWay, when the Chinese were victorious by 1 |joal to nil.
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    THE BROTHER OF KREUGER #SUED.
    84 9 THE BROTHER OF KREUGER SUED. W\ I CHKING'S PROVISION FOR RELATIVES. Stockholm, Aug. 10. |*HE Trustees of the Kreuger estate have instituted proceedings against he late match-king's brother, Torsten Kreuger, for the recovery of large sums •f money which Torsten is alleged t& \ave received from the financier shortly >efore
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    DOCT^R CHARGED.
    143 9 DOCTOR CHARGED. Alleged Thmts To PubUc -Se'Nnt (From Our Own t^. espondent > Pe Sg, Aug. ML Doctor C. O. Chance, o r--«— i 'fosp.ta. was charged at JjJ^! ourt this morning with tK, aU ni public servant, L. S. Das, an cv,j oy *o f tn« Municipal Electrical Departm_
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    I'KINCES AT VENICE.
    77 9 PRINCES AT VENICE. British Films At International Exhibition. Rugby, Aug. ML The Prince of Wales and Prince George arrived at Venice yesu rday afternoon. In the evening the Princes attended an exhibition of Briti h films at the International Cinematograph Exhibition. After a round of golf the Princrs will by
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    EAST KWANGTUNG FLOODS.
    68 9 Hong Kong, Aug. 13. The rivers in Eastern Kwangtung are «\ei flowing their banks and ten dyke-, have burst flooding large areas and inundating many villages. The Fongpin hospital authorities are organising a iredical relief party and are appealing to the Government and to the I eople
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    LEAGUE AND MANCHUKUO.
    57 9 Shanghai, Aug. 13. The League of Nations have refuse J to allow observers representing the new Manchukuo State to b, present at the meetings of the League Assembly in September. The Manchukuo Government had hoped to be periritted to stat. ase for an independent government in Manchuria
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    KWANGTUNG AND JAPAN.
    48 9 Hong Kong, Aug. 13. Thi Chamher of Commerce of Kwang:ung Province yesterday decided to con■inue the policy of having no economic ontact with Japan. The Chamber further irged the Government to allocate 20 per j M nt. of all revenues for education. Tha Union Times.
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    MINERS' REQUEST REFUSED.
    141 9 NO GENERAL STRIKE IN BELGH M. Brussels, Aug. 10. T*HE National Executive of Tffades Unions decided on Tuesday to the coal-miners' demand for the proclamation of a general strike in support of their cause. Brussels, Aug. 9. The first day of the South Belgian coal-miners' s:nke passed
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    IPOH ASSIZES.
    187 9 Counterfeiting Charge Fails. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Aug. 1'!. Cheng Ng Hee was charged at the Assizes with l>eing in possession mould having reason to believe that the mould was intended fo: the purpe counterfeiting ten cent The mould aas found in the kitchen in the course
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    FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION.
    917 9 A Prince Rejoins. UNTRUE STORIES OF BRUTAL DISCIPLINE. After a year spent in an office, Prince A age of Denmark, a cousin of King George V.* it rejoining the French Foreign Legion. The Prince, who was educated at Eton, left the Legion a year ago after 10
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    TO BOX OR NOT TO BOX?
    977 10 TO BOX OR NOT TO BOX? FASCINATION OF \LL-I\ VBESTUNC (By I'rimo arnera. the uiant italiaa baser.) WRESTLING is a Bpcri I know waft. But ill new "iill-in" -:\lr ling;, in which jroo arc aOawad I > do anything you can to our opponent, i> different from .inythinjr I have
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    ADELI'HI HOTEL
    74 10 The following programme of nun \ul! be played by the Adelphi Hotel ch< under the direction of Mr. Paul 'run.—, tonight Overture to Merry Wives of W-.ndsor <O. Xicolai). Scotch F'oem, K. MacDowell). iii le dp. -I \o. rnianinoff). Werther, D ante Lyriqu I l.i-enet) Kashmiri Song and
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    MALAYAN TAPIR.
    279 10 Sent To Zoological Society In Ireland. A Malayan tapir Cai'iis milieus) has iu.-t been dispatched by Mr. A. H. Kether.stonhaugh. Game Warden. I'ahang. on behalf of the Fahani: <■•>. Mimeni to the Royal Zoological I eland. animal wa- by the warden's department m< i time ago being ki
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    FREIGHT RATES.
    95 10 Govt. Regulation Of Lorry Routes. (PlMi Out Own Correspondent.! London, Aug. 1 A drastic hMMM in lieer i "iimiciT.al motors, and the (Joveiiiment i gulation of lorry touted :md freight rates are propoxj.l i<y the M of Transport. The |>:"p. ;iN are the it suit of the <nluiucs
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    INDIAN RIOTS.
    48 10 Police Superintendent's Narrow Escape. Tawnpore, Aug. II A British notice uperintendent, named R. N. Mnr*h. lui'l ;i nari from i»tj« H wh'ii Uk Roiii rvuodin 1,,. a l n< ulul but the bullet wounded a ?<ub-in«pcvto>\ ■d at thai MTMfti were made and firearms *cizc*l.- Re;
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    HOSE CLP.
    341 10 HOSE CUP. ST. PittTl 08. DEFEAT Xl VIA PILMI. (From Our Own Correspondubin, Aug. 13. To taste the fruit: of victory with the wooden upoon they are likely to obtain in the l><!ague competition and t>> the final in the H«.-e < up Competition vas the pleasant experience of St.
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    MRS. BARNEY
    37 10 "Not Yet Out Of The Wood." Autr. 13. Mrs. Barney i< apparently not yet asjfl >f the wood." It is officially aiini *hat the report of the evaniining magi ti ttt finds that Mr.*. Barney
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    CHTNA TRADE.
    145 10 Question Of British Policy. ilun, Aug. IS. Th* suggestion in a Shanghai morning paper to he effect that the should occasionally publish informat ion respecting British policy ai gards British trade in the International Settlement and other British inten China ha- aroi/- •<! keen interest in i smarten
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    SI DDEN BRAINSTORM.
    95 10 SU DDEN BRAINSTORM. Sidesman Kills Himself In Thrvv Ways. ilon, July 27. When a verdict of suicide while o» unsound mind was returned at We-t Ha>i on Robert Edwards, aged !•">. ment bar keeper, of Wise Road, Stratford, V. it was stated that he Drank a quarter of a pint
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    HOME CRICKET.
    83 10 London. Aug. I.,. The following were the tea-time iicsjmi in the county cricket matches Gloucestershire 267 (all >ut *a. Ease* at Chiltenham. Northamptonshire 21"> for foui Warwickshire at Birmingham. Surrey 201 for eight vs. All-India a. thi Oval. Nottinghamshire t3l for one vs. Giamoigmshii at Nottingham. 159 for
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    COMMUNIST REVOLT.
    102 10 Santiago de Chile, Aug. IL'. A state of siege has been declared lollowing a Communist revolt aimed at the restoration of Marmaduke Grove a« dictator. The revolt began when 400 students barricaded themselves in the University and proclaimed a "civil republic," aided by Communists from al Two regiments
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    I ALLEGED DVAIX A I lONS.
    144 10 ALLEGED DEFALCATIONS. hk-r Surrenders To Police. (From Our Own Correspond l\ h Guan Chooi, formerly mpli a-hier l.y Noel MM S\ M who absconded from a warrant issuer! Cm the embezzlement of huge sum whicr 5 belonged to the tirni. surrendered to the p< lice at Penang yesterday al r
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    TO BE Dlimk VIA).
    44 10 TO BE DEPORTED Sequel To Welhmd Canal Sensation. Dan Malone, whi i an' haryed in en ection with plot to assassinate Mr. J. H. Thonras, th Dominions ton durin, pening of thi inal by ti.i ■orough. has been it h*\. been oideied t Renter.
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    COASTING VESSEL'S NARROW ESCAPE FROM DESTRUCTION.
    117 11 Hie DuX a \«rw»Kian-itwn d roaster on a regular run from Singapore to i;.-.nirkok. ran ashore on Au-. on tl'« rocks off Tanjonjt Sian*. Johore. She was ■■ceteafullv refloated and towed to Sinjrapore under the dirertion of Ihe Sin»;ip<»re llarhnur ItoaH officials (^rc »tor>
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    A RARK DISKASI2.
    255 11 A RARE DISEASE. Tall Woman Who Has Shrunk. How a woman who had U ,n tft tall hud shrunk to under .";i in height w»s related a r Ma) Kate Gladly (60), formerly a muse. whoM !a v add worth Terrace, PoDpletrn Road, York. Louisa Pearce, of Archer Si' bourno
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    Steamer Ashore 50 Miles From Singapore.
    975 11 BRILLIANT SALVAGE WORK. Plucky Malay Divers Operate In Darkness. 'TT was one of the best and quickest salvage; I have seen in Malaya," »ai«l one of the foremost Marine experts in Singapore to a Sun.h.y Times re- r whin in connection vith the salving
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    —♦ LORI) KYLSANT.
    99 11 LORID KYLSANT. Release From Prison In September. It is expected that Lord Kylsant, thi forniei chairman of the Royal Slail Steam Packet Co., will be released from Wormwood Scrubs Prison at the beginning of S< I'tember. His stentence of 12 months' iiiprisonn-«nt dates from his appeal which vas dismissed on
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    MORE I'XEMPLOYED.
    83 11 MORE UNEMPLOYED. British Figures Increase CHving To Strike. London, Aug. The number of unemployed in Great Britain amounted on July 25 to L',Bl l.7*L', an increase of r.4,-J'?9 on the previous monih, and of !)tf,4.'S2 for the corresponding period of 1 Hal incr. tly due to the strike in the
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    A. Monument Of Malay Scholarship
    3310 12 A. Monument Of Malay Scholarship Mr. R. Wilkinson Revises His Dictionary iaN-KnglifcS Dictionary (Human i^d) l>> it .1. Wilkinson. < M.G.. Part (A K). Printed by S<Uavopoulos and kinderlis, Mytilene. (Jreece. Sole distributing agents. Kelly and Walsh. Subscription price per Mt ■''■>• MWi August $20. The student of Malay requires
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      171 12 OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE. 'sM &M _|g Sf_ _f 3 27 fe.^ W 29 v 5^ iri [5^ s?^ s siri T t? i -0i W T^P .v,V. (CUUESJ ArßflttQ W. Diseratr Al.nuan. Acts <if pxcnvalinj lm. lerwsree 1 I'lin.l loot-M.1.!.. urtacc within boun.-anes Central Amrri<;i 10. Afßimation o--11. Cvi ling
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    THE ROVERS B. P.
    225 13 CELEBRVTIONS AT PVSIR I»\\J\.\<,. THE Rovers' Badminton Party's pieni v.v.- held at Mi. Aw Boon Haw'; I'tif.alow. 1 asir Panjan^r. on Aug. I am and was attendee! by a large gathering it Bjasnkan and friends. On latardaj night, after dinner, Mr Tan CJufc- Leag, the hon.
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    APPEAL ALLOWED.
    299 13 Judge's Comments On Inhibited Vicar. Comments on the rhax&eoßT of a vital -lade by Mr. Jwetiee Tall-ot in »h High Court on July H vuasj he allowc« he a;ip:-al af the Rev. Robert Thnma Waulrvi i Lindosay, Vicar of Walton Carlisle, against hi inhibition by th Bishop of
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    WORLD TOURIST.
    80 13 In Slippers And Without A Hat. Paris. Aug. 10. A Danish journalist named Peter Nis who is satisfying he ambition ol 'N life by walking around the world in slippers and without a hat, has arrived it Nancy, and after a short rest continued his tramp to Paris,
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    THE BITER BIT!
    72 13 Killed While Attempting To Kill Opponent. Berlin. A A member of the National Socialists' storm detachment at Reichenbach it Silesia was torn to pieces by the untime ly explosion in his own hand of r grenade which he was about to fling a political opponent belonging to
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    UNEMPLOYMENT LESS.
    66 13 German Decrease Due To New Regulations. Berlin. Aug. 10. The official unemployment returns fe the second half of July show a de. at W.OOO with a total of 5,900,000 unemployed. The decrease hj brgely due to the fae\ that the registration of the jobh subject to the new
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN ALL-BLUES R.F.A.
    443 13 TALK OF AM\I.<;VMVIIO\ WITH MALACCA. (From Our Own orrespondent.) s Bei moan, Aug. |JL i rwy]\E N'egri S.mbilan All-Mlues i r J. Football Association which is the •remier Asiatic rugger etttb in the country, making acangemeni' for the forfi.oniii p. and there* is talk >f tmalgamation
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    BADMINTON.
    71 13 MKMBERS of the Wah Chong Badminton Party are asked to note that there will be a friendly match against the Tecka' Badminton Party to lay at 3 p.m. The following will represent the Wah Chong Badminton Party: Single*. Low Poh San, Tan Chong Beng, Tay Kheng Ann. Ching Chong
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    PIC CARL) DELAYED.
    52 13 Weather Prevents Start Of Flight Into Stratosphere. Zurich, Auk. 9. Although Professor Piecard and his ompanion. Max Cosyns, have comploteJ oil their preparations and are ready to 'ake off at a moment's notice for their light into the stratosphere, unfavourable weather conelitions so far have thwarted their
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    S. V. R. A. BISLEY MEETING.
    568 14 Some Good Returns. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION TODAY. THK Singapore Volunteer Rale I i iatK r. annual Hisley competition i' the Uukit Timsih Range yesterday afternoon when in spite of the moderate light early on some excellent returna 'tic sjade. The rain interrupted proceeding's, ami the
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    SKRKMBAN SI»ORTS.
    90 14 SEREMBAN SPORTS. Kt'stilts Of Championship \cnts. (From Our Own Correspondent.) mban, Aug. 13. Rain interfered with the annual athletic of the Anglo-Chi.ese School hen l»ut stopped in tune for the events to as completed. The individual championship was annexed by M. V. Sankaran, while Poopalasingo second. Ching Sun Hou-e were
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE DEFEATED.
    265 14 DR. H. O. HOPKINS SCORES 45. THK S.C.C. and Medical College match on the PadanK yesterday was marred by rain and ended in an easy win for the club. The Medical College batted fiist nnd totalled !»7. X-- being unbeaten with 39 runs. The rest of the
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    GOOD BOWLING.
    256 14 Rain Spoils Match On S.R.C. Ground. THE S.R.C. and S.C.C I'.t eteras cricket match on the former's ground yenter.lay was abandoned owing to the rain. The home team seemed to have victory well in their grasp when play conclude! having Jlsasisetd six ol then opponents lor :{f> runs
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    K. L. CRICKET.
    225 14 Non-Benders Meet On The Padang. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 13. The Planters' Non-Benders rr.«t Th, K( st Non-Benders at cricket this afternoon on the Selangor Club padang. The I'lan en i>atted first, and Janies. who made top score, hit two sixes and four fours.
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    EASY VICTORY FOR SOLDIERS.
    551 14 League Football. INDO-CEYLONESE FILL LAST PLACE. Glourtslrrs Indo-Ce) lonese 0. THK Glo defeated the Indo- eylon< n the laHei 'natch of the season ',v three poals to nil at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, and by their defeat the Indo-Ceyk>neee fill the la-t place in the
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    OLYMPIC GAMES.
    160 14 Swimming Record In 400 Metres Relay. Los Angeles, Aug. l'<. Hirther result- in the Olympic Game; are as follows Swimming. Men's 100 metres backstroke final Kiyokawa 1 Ir> > I j Kawazu -i. All of apan. Time 1 mm. H 3-5 sec. iVmiii'ii's 400 metres relay United States
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    WOMEN'S RACE AT R.S.V.C.
    213 14 SVILEI) IN UWEHSI r< EDITIONS. THK first of I scii.-- < thres tact women in H clas- yachts at the Royal Singapore Yacht Cluh W*ji sailerl >■ ,lay in rather adverse "condi" •!i boat-- started a very light nmd, but on the way out to th^
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    POLICE SPORTS.
    471 14 F. M. S. Annual Athletic Meeting. (From '"II Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug Th< i held their annual athletic meeting this evening at .the Stadium. The function was %n unqualified sum-*---, ihc <<nl;. quantiU i in: Ih. a. her. Fortunat. i although moat thi a ten ing the
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    PENANG SPORTS.
    265 14 Amateur Athletic Asso.'s Meeting. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Aug. Th. seenn i a: nual pthletu ing ii f the Penang ■>n was h. the r (yen ng in the which included the Ri Mrs. and Bryant, the Municipal were broken, llama of the high jump K his
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    SCOTTISH F(X)TBALI..
    42 14 SCOTTISH FOOTBALL. 1932-33 Season's Esirly OjH'ninjJ. London, Aug. 13. The are the t" the Scottish League football matches laj Airdrieon^an: Ayr 4. Queen's Park I 0. 'kit k-I I)un<'< i. Hamilton 5. .irnock ■'<. Pa 2 o. Thud Lanark 2, Johnstone 2. -Keuter.
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    IPOH SPORTS.
    231 14 Inter-Schools Athletic Meeting. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Auk. U, ng the usual intert« w« re i hanged this !«t-nint' the meeting to hools in i'erak. Only one school, the Clifford School at Kuala Kanysar, took a new and put up an excellent njj an athlete who tied
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    Y. W. C. A. SPORTS.
    75 14 Tennis Tourn;um>nt Results. The t. nniv •uurnament of the F.l ill as concluded yesterday. The and ]>r. C. K. Smith and Hoean was fixed to indisposed and An llopan ami Roy Smith and Mia R. 1 •id resulted in a win three hard home to
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    A MALAYAN SPORTING DIARY.
    2694 15 ISeeils Of The Malayan Amateur Athletic Association Present Outlook Hut her An Anxious On<> The l*vruk Sports A Malayan Record Broken American Jumps 21ft. 9% Inches Another Milesttme In Lt>cul Soccer History The Malayu (up-Final Arrangements And A Complaint Malayan-Made Cricket Bats. (BY FORWARD.) A matter
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    BRAZIL REVOLT.
    44 15 Insurgents Surrender To Government. 'don, Autf Thy Brazilian iii!>urjr»'iit |i" it ions a; Paulo. according to ;i m 'hat city. Tin- infanm also umi. Hll offVn- '■ourhood of Apiahy ami [pomagA. "i in- urtrt-nts have >vi r< trnment troops.— Am >c— t
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    40 15 NON-AGGRESSION PA CT. Russian Am! Polish Agreement Ratified. 10. Tb'' tion-airif' I Kus «ia mml Finland MUM lay After thi sary, Krootiaoki, and th. Hakataincii, had &lt; &lt;&lt;ocu iifntN nf i -,t 1 1 ii ion m«l i Pi t" ■MM
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    First Impulse Usually || i The Best.
    640 15  - First Impulse Usually i The Best. FRANCIS OUIMET By Notes** (Present Amateur and Former Open Champion.) I AMONG thf ha&lt;lin&gt;r golfers there arf more shots misse&gt;d through indecision of mind than from execution. ()ft&lt;n ;i player M4m to play a certain dul which his judgment him dictated is tht I
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    97 16 H.E. Urn (Jovernor, Sir ecil lementi, accompanied by Mr. R. ()nra»t. 1.ti.1'., arriving at the Thomson Road Depot for the Singapore Police athletic sport Much amuM'm-nt was caused during the progre &lt;»t 'hi- o r .stacl«- race. A drill display b&gt; Malay police constables. The MO
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