Malaya Tribune, 29 August 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. V..! XX.- No. 204 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Aug. 29, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1933
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      46 1 jn the oval flask. i Swan Brand l Ktoi by everybody j; l<g It's quality and economy combined m Sole Importers j The East Asiatic Co., Ltd., i I I I I > I I I I i PROVED IDEAL l ANTI-CORROSIVE j Sole Agents CBUfflSSi j
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      126 1 A. FLINTER fl, Knfties Place, Singapore Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. |guinness is the best! I BUT BE
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING National Anthem.
    146 2 A RITE which should be invested by a dignified silence is robbed of all its significance no: only by th? bustle of an emptying thea're but by the very fact of its all too frequent repetition. We happen to know that cinema proprietors
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    Teaching History.
    150 2 history is tau&ht with a main purpose to expose the horrors and follies of w:r, it )&y provide tcxtr, for impressive sermons, but Il will cease to be scientific and impartial. It triu give distorted views of the causes cf events, MM] will be temptrd to wrest those
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    Singapore Handbook.
    128 2 IN congratulating the Publicity Committee of ihe Singapore Rotary Club on having produced such an excellent handbook we wou'.i like to add the hope that their Penang counterpart would render a similar service to tins f.wn. The book of Penang Views already published is a dismal failure in
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    459 2 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore. Aug. 25. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 30 Leef, lew or curry, kati 21 Pork, lean, kati 41 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kaii 33 Mutton. Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati »0 Hens ilocally reared), kati 40 Ducks. Saigon, each 70 Pigeons,
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    NELSON'S LOG.
    185 2 Lies In British Museum. LORD Wakefield rescued for the nation the log-book kept by the sailing-master of the V.ctory," Nelscn's famous flag-ship. Then he "rescued" the sword of honour which ihe City of London presented to Nelfon after the Battle of the Nile. Both these relics tar now
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    CANTON TO TAKE ACTION?
    1312 2 May Send Warships. THE ISLANDS NEAR HAINAN. Hongkong, Aug. 28. 'J'HE Canton Government is contemplating pending a squadron of war ships to Hainan Island and investigate the impending occupation by Japan of the eight islands in the neighbourhood, about 100 miles from the nine coral islands
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    The “Tribune's” Exclusive China News Service. WILL CANTON REVOLT?
    206 3 The “Tribune's Exclusive China News Service. WILL CANTON REVOLT? MILITARY PLAN PREPARED, Not Enough Money. Important Steps In Near Future. Canton, (By Mail). ..u<»n authorities are i aking preparations to y expedition against Kai Shek was openly a spokesman of the ical Council when he by the press to-day. Un
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    KOREAN MURDERED.
    102 3 fellow Countrymen Planned The Assassination. Sh-nghal, A'jg. 9. It :.i new come to light that Mr. Yu HueU r. naturalised Korean who was Nek m the French Conces*3 t::lled by the revolutionary party ol >a irxeaci of by the Japanese, as at first IipvhI r a Korean "Bloody
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    RUSSIA AND CHINA.
    57 3 1 Soviet (insulate To Start Function. Shanghai, Aug. 12. n ttlate-General in Shanghai, inder it-pur?, will be ready for the end of this month ani ■ill be formally opened for busits learned from well-informed hat the Shanghai office of i dor. which is now at Sinza Moved
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    BEAT WAVE IN SIANFU.
    48 3 Siarfu. Aug. 3. n-mg one of the worst heat The mercury to-day degree. In the shade and many '•<• have been reported. i iholera have occurred and •it a ithorities are taking precau- > prevent the possible spread m at the! extraordinary hot *f Morning Post.
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    SPANISH MINISTER.
    45 3 Shanghai. Aug. 12. the Spanish Minister to China, P» iplag "ii bit way t Nank- with the Foreign Ministry en a issue. that the Spanish Minister is tt-t removal of tht Spanish MphMj to Shanghai to he in closer W nkfcßt Government. _Ht«
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    SEVERE CIVIL WAR.
    216 3 Three Conditions For Peace. Chungking, Aug. 8. pIVIL war of a very severe nature is 3t*H in V Progress along the Mm River, where General Liv Wen-hueis trcops have begun a n"w offensive against the Allied forces. General Liv Hsiang. the commander of the Aihed tcrces, has
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    RULING DECISION.
    108 3 Kianffsu To Be Divided Into Two Provinces. Nanking. Aug. 11. It is learned that Kiangsu will soon be divided into two provinces, with the Yangts?e River &s the boundary line. The provincial c pital of the southern province will be established at Scorhow while the one for the
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    THE NINE ISLANDS.
    96 3 Chinese Government Urged To Protest. Shanghai. Aug. 19. For some reason or other the Chinese authorities are still claiming that the nine small islands which the French Government recently occupied should rightfully belong to China. In a telegram to the Government yesterday, the Shanghai Municipal Kuomintang urged
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    RAILWAY PROGRESS.
    79 3 Sleeping Berths For SecondClass Passengers. Shanghai. Aug. 12. The Shanghai-Nanking Railway Administration has ordered the construction of a number ot second-class sleeping-cars for the use of the railway in view of the heavy second-class traffic at night-time on the line. It is understood that the sleeping-cars will have
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    TSINGHAFS COMPLAINT.
    92 3 Nanking, Aug. 11. The Tsinghai delegation has arrived from Nlngshia by aeroplane. To-diy the delegation called on various Government leaders and voiced their opposition to the entry of General Sun Tien-ymg s troops into their province. The delegation declared that, while the Tsinghai people are willing to see
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    SHANGHAI-CANTON BY AIR.
    65 3 Shanghai, Aug. 5. For some unknown reason the date foi the formal inauguration of the direct ShanghaiCanton air service has again been postponed. The inauguration service was originally arranged to be held on Aug. 10. but now the China Aviation Company announces that it is again postponed.
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    CHINESE HOLD DOLONOR?
    44 3 Peiping, Aug. 11. The report that Dolonor has been captured b> the Japanese and M nchukuo troops is without foundation. The authorities here believe that the Japanese will not recapture that city, in deference to the Tangku Truce Agreement.- Shun Puo.
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    NATIONAL DEFENCE COMMISSION.
    245 3 Canton Developing Its Forces. Canton (By Mail;. IjIVER since the inauguration of the Naiion.il -i Defence Commission the Canton autho'. ties aro not leaving one stone ÜBtumet! in developing a poweiful military and naval force In the province. Up to the present mere than twenty foreign military
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    AIR-MINDEDNESS.
    132 3 Three Chinese Aviators To Make Nation-Wide Flight. Shanghai. Aug. 12. It is reliably learned that Mr. Fpng Yung and Mr. Sun Tung-kang. respectively Presidtn. of the fmous Feng Yung University in Manchuria and the Chinese aviator who recently made a solo flight from Berlin to China, will soon make
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    THE SHENSI FLOODS.
    55 3 Sianfu. Aug. 11. The Wei River registered a sudden rise yesterday overflowed its banks and submerged the highway between Sian and Tur.gkwan. thus cutting off all means of communication between Shensi and Honan. Huge damage is reported to have been done to the crops and the villages
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    THE TIBETAN REVOLT.
    586 3 Autonomous Rights. DALAI LAMA THE HEAD. River in Sikang has been completely occupied by the Tibetans. Had *he British taker, positive action tn Tibet, that province would have lons ae> changed its colour on the map. -The situation to-day is different from it »ag In the days
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    Shipping News & Notices. GERMAN SHIPPING PROSPECTS.
    1022 4 Shipping News Notices. GERMAN SHIPPING PROSPECTS. Her Merchant Marine A National Necessity. THAT German shipowners are firmly convinced of Germany's recovery is the opinion of Herr Marius Boeger, a member of the board Of the Hamburui-Amerika Line, wilting In the cummt number of "Hansa" on Oermany's shipping. At no time
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    ELECTRIC WELDING.
    530 4 Proposed New Class Of Craftsmen. REPRESENTATIVES of the Shipbuilding Employers' Fed-ration and the shipbuilding trades unions met in Edinburgh, to discuss the changes that will take place in the industry as a result of the development of electric weiring in place of riveting. Following the meeting a joint
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    SALVAGE SERVICE.
    380 4 V Ashore With Broken dear. (4"|7OR really great .service.'" bs Mr. Justice. JT Ba cson's woids. £7.950 was awarded In the Admiralty Court to Hull and Grimsby trawlers when the court adjudica ed on the claim to remunc.ation by rive Hull trawlers the Capel. Solway Fir h. St.
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    DUTY OF STAND-ON SHIP.
    1041 4 Time For Action To Avoid Collision. "THHE duty of a stand-on ship, under Article M, 21 of the C ihsion and the Both 10 the Article, formed the subject of a dispute bcfcite Mi. Justice Langton in the Admiralty Division. The orwncrs Of the N rwegian
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      429 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.) MAC, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty'! Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON For China and Japan. Due Eonngg t 1933. SOUDAN 6.500 Aug. 31 CORFU
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      221 4 TfTLLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. 6INGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, j j Calling at Colombo, Bombay So**, Port Karachi, Aden, Maswwah, Suez, Port j Said, Brlndisi. Venice and Trle«t*. Said, Brindisi. Venice and Trieste. Due Leave Due mr MONCALIERI Sept. 14
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      218 4 HAMBURG-A ME RIKA LfNIE Deutsch (HmpvO] Australische Dampfachiffs Cl Geselkchult. (Companies incorporated in Germany) OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. m.s. RUHR via Manila Sept. 7 1 m.s. SAUERLAND. via Manila Sept. 19 s.s. SAARLAND, via Manila Oct. 5 f m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila Oct. 17 m.s.
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      560 4 OUTWARDS 5 "TRAVE" for Manila. Hongkong Shanghai. North China and Japan a "TRIER" for Manila H S'hai. N. China <te Japan "DONAU" for Manila. Baaajbaai P Shanghai. N. China Japan n HOMEWARDS." "COBLENZ." for Genoa. Barcelona IM Lisb.n. Rotterdam. Hambur„ ani Ercmen "CHEMNITZ" for Genoa. Mai Havre. Dunkirk. Antwerp, Rotterdam
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS. DERENTURE9 AND LOANS.
    467 5 Mining shares. Singapore, Tuesday, 11 a.m. J tii «hare quotations are Issued Co.. exchange and stock Fr«-' er yj yckprs: poe Buyers. Sellers. «10 Tin 27|- 28 6 28 6 30 xd 1 in 13j- 14I0.96 1.00 jl A}' ;i ig>_ 18 9 n
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    179 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. LOCAL TIN PRICE up $iy 2 London Rubber Stocks Down 1421 Tons. By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Tues-ay, nocn. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 12% cts down 1 ;i ct. Market Tone: Steady, quiet. Tin (Singapore), $111%, up |lVfc. Market Tone: Firm. Yesterday's Prices:— London
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    PETROL PRICES.
    149 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various orands of Kerosene are a? Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor
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    HIGHER PRICES IN U.S.
    195 5 Eighteen Per Cent. Above April Level. New York, Aug. 25. NO interest was in Wall Street in the meeting be-ween President Rocsevelt, Mr. Montagu N.rman and Mr. Harrison, wr.o are believed to have been discussing tlie monetary pclicies of Great Britain and the U.S.A. There was
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    IMPORT RESTRICTION.
    74 5 D.E.I. Plan To Define A j Limit. The Dutch East Indies Governmenc has placed belore the People s- Council an Of haance in which the Government is authorised to forbid excessive imports of mercha.ic. v. hen the total value, or total quantity, excee'ls an amount to be fixed
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    TOKYO MONEY MARKET.
    85 5 It is learned from th? Eank of Japan. Tokyo, that the conversion in Japan of local lour/ md debentures to a lower rate cf lnteres: is proceeding more briskly on the expect it. that money will continue cheap. The ftottih Henehnrian Railway Ccmpany has offered M issue
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    INSULL JUN. CHARGED.
    37 5 Chicago. Aug. 2D. Samuel Insull, Jun.. has forwarded a security of SlO.OOO in answer :o the indictment charging him and two others with violation of the "bankruptcy laws, the same as his father. Reuter.
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    THE ADVANCE IN RUBBER.
    459 5 Problem Of Untapped Native Areas. fTIHE Dutch weekly TlaiMMrtiarlnntr llthe A official org.n of the Department of Econo- j mic Affairs, Foreign Affairs and Colonies, pub- j Ushes an interesting article on the rubber situation, which, being unsigned, probably emanate, from Dutch Government quarters, says the
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS TRAFFIC.
    40 5 Dunng May the miles flown by Imperial AITVSJS, Ltd." totalled 204.283. compared wlib 176 128 in the same month cf la:-, year, whtk the ton miles were 217,552. against i 74,601, and the receipts £105.539. against £91,510.
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    TRADE DELEGATION TO INDIA.
    554 5 Japanese Project. BOYCOTT A REAL MENACE. repercussions with Japan. following: the anti-dumping mea sure and the new tariff against j Japanese pieje goods, have been the main industrial topic in India during the month, says this month's Chamber of Commerce Journal. The reactions to the Japanese
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    GENERAL. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    643 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Tuesday, 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations ait issued by Fraser and Co and LyaH and sTialll Issue Value. Praaer LyaU m Shares. Co. Bratt. 1 Allenby $0.75 $0.85 $0.70 $0.8« 1 Alor Gajah 0.60 0.70 0.55 0.65 lA. Hitam 100 1.20
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      66 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. incorporated In England, SINGAPORE BRANCH. 4. D'Alroeld* Street Authorised and Suoscribed £2(00 0.000 Capital £1,000.000 Pald-up-Capltal 60 0,000 BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo. Karachi. Mg~ hkWm. Baghdad. Bahrein. Basra. '^URrSnT 8 ACCOSTS opened and money i JSS ofFixed Deposit on terms to b, asceri "HAVINGTEPO a s??-ACCOUNTS
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      49 5 j 1 HL* J I I Br M F A 1 va v Rff rVI H PS* MR HI Bui Wmm W r .Z, fei tfr> A m, \J°^Tt fr* g trT {'A i 1 W M*> W7W Vij j SINGAPORE Head Office: 68, Wall Street. «ew York. J
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      190 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated In Strait. Settlements.) Successors to n.xiar rtnnmriAl BANK. LTD.. THE HO HONG BANK, tbb the Averse bank, ltd. Authorised •t^S^^J't^igSSmm BEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUIUMNG CHLIJA STREET, ORE U>CAL BRANCHES,. EOAD. Chee Swee Chens. Chahman. Oh Slan MM Lee Kong Chlan, Esq., Vice-Chairman. g Q Wong,
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      323 6 CAPITOL I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 Gala Malayan Premiere m □II II FOX'S PICTURE OF THE GENERATION. jj .....ii MUSICAL SELECTIONS By The Band Of The WILTSHIRE j i REGIMENT frcm 5.30 to 6.15 and 8.30 to 9.15 p.m. By Kind Permission of Lieut.-Col. J. H. M. Meo and Officers of
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      653 6 PAVILION THEATRE j CLOSED FOR ALTERATIONS RE-OPENING SOON WITH THE CLEVER BRITISH < OMKDY SUCCESS "COUNSEL'S OPINION." LONDON FILM PRODUCTION (PARAMOUNT RE] "KING OF THE RITZ" is com 15! j *J! I lIOLULK RATI'BE W ffl TWO -fci ONE PAYMENT TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT—SECOND SHOW XT US I' M RALPH
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    THE LEEMBRUGGEN APPEAL.
    402 7 Conviction Quashed. UIISKDS BENEFIT OF DOUBT. r pj of Charles Neil Leem- i gainst his conviction in Court on a charge of .reach of trust in respect rvanl of the Woodsville and sentence of one is imprisonment occule of yesterday's after of the Appeal Court Justice (ierahty.
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    ALLEGED TOBACCO SMUGGLERS.
    73 7 island Penghulu Arrests Three Men. U' lN 0 Malays and a Chinese, Virchen O ru. Ah bin Huss&in and Tay appeared before District Judge A Forrer) yesterday, it was disclosed rrests were effected on Sunday by ;lu of a small island situated some West Coast. in a
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    MACHADO'S FUTURE.
    64 7 farmer Cuban President To Live In Canada. Reuter Wireless. New Aug. 23. nquirics from Nassau, where he is Stale Department indicated no v to Machado landing in 1 under the protection of the police, ai1 t? to the Washington correspondent of Herald Tribune.'» l-arijrd that he wishes to
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    CAMPHOR AND BETEL LEAF.
    436 7 Used To Decide Civil Suit. (From Our Own Correspondent.) APIECF nf k Johcre Bahru. Aug. 28. 2 ail <Third Magistrate) wh n «U he 01 of $245.91 by h's employer Mr. N. K. Arunasalam PiSl. M- m T FUng a ppcared for plaintiff, and «',u Ismail
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    THE NEW GERMANY.
    184 7 Lessons In Gas Defence Given. I j j Berlin. July 29. LAST month Germany opened its first purely civil Air and Gas Defence School at Nuremberg. The object of this institution is to educate and prepare .the whole population in this particular field. Great stress is laid
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    F.M.S. APPOINTMENTS.
    299 7 The lollowing appointments arc no'.ificd In tne F.M.S. Government Gazette: Mr. B. Williams. MC.S., to be an additional member of the Pahang State Counci'. Mr. J. Parke to be a Deputy Commissioner of Folicc; Mr. K. G. B. Harris to be Warden of Mines, Perak; Mr. G. T.
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    SPEEDING UP U.S. RECOVERY.
    163 7 i President's Talks With j Official. Reuter. Washington, Aug. -9. MR. WALLACE, Secretary for Agriculture has formally announced a fifteen per cent, reduction in wheat acreage. Hyde Park, Aug. 29. j Methods of speeding up the recovery pun I were discussed in conversations between PreI sioent
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    MYSTERY OR MIRAGE?
    172 7 Bus Driver's Story Of 'Plane Mishap. The Llandudno lifeboat was called ou: about noon in mail week to search for an aerop'am* which had been reported to have dropped into the sea. An omnibus d.iver. J. Wilson, employed by the Grossville Motor Company, informed the Colwyn Bay
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    DEATH CELEBRATIONS.
    126 7 Authorities And Ancient Customs. I Belgrade. July 25. Firm steps are being taken by the authorities in Cettinje, and some other Montenegran towns with a view to suppressing various ancitn' 1 customs connected with death and burial, which are still observed in this cDuntry. These practices include formalised
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    IN THE CORONER'S COURT.
    611 7 Motor-Car Accident. EUROPEAN DRIVER NOT TO BLAME. the conclusion of an inquiry held by the Coroner yesterday, into the death of a' Chinese who was knocked down by a motor-car on Aug. 17, Mr. F. G. Bourne attached no blame to the driver of the car,
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    HORSE-RACING IN IRAQ.
    749 7 M.IVs Who Disapprove Of Gambling. s Baghdad. HOIISE-RACINCi. dcvclo|>ed In a new pitch of efficiency during the war when the E-itish troops came to Iraq. is now threatened with gradual extinction, by a Strong puritanical movement among members of the Iraq Parliament. Som: cf these members consider
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      199 7 i CAPITOL THEATRE j j MALACCA J I TO-NIGHT:— THE CHEAT." (Tallulaii Kankheail A Paramount Picture. TO-MORROW:— "THEY CAI L IT SIN." (Lorctta Young and George Brent). Warner Bros. Picture. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY. (Established In 1914). Station*, rs and Repairers. Ail > we. :'"ZCTI: be r«*f unded. Ring us up
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    A NATIONAL FACTOR.
    806 8 Since Mr. L. D. Gammans, Co operative Officer, a short while ago issued his book comparing the co operative movements in Europe, India and Malaya, Mr. A. Cavendish, Director ot Cooperation, F.M.S. and S.S., has brought out, simultaneously, separate annual reports on the working of the co-operative
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS. Air .Mails. "On The Way."
    544 8 Comments By The Way. SINGAPORE'S big mcc ing of tin year, the Singapore Turf Clubs Autumn (Gold Cup) professional races, commences on Saturday, and will be the chief topic among local sp:rtsmen until the curtain is wrung down en Saturday, S
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Taiping.
    45 8 Arising out of a little incident over a boy. Av.ang Ahamed, a Malay padi planter at Trong. attacked his uncle with golok, inflicting serious •.vounds. which, however, did not prove fatal. Ke was convic-ed and fined $50 on Saturday.
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    Penang.
    502 8 Mr. Chen Hua Ycow, Asst. Inspector of Chinese Schools. Penang, is laid up in the General Hospital. Mr. Pu'eh bin Haji Hassan, of the tutorial staff of the Bayan Lepas Malay Sc.. 01, la an inmate cf the General Hospital. The funeral took place on Friday evening of Mr.
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    Tampin.
    52 8 A farewell dinner was given to Mr. G. Leo, Telephone Inspector, Tampm, and Che Wanab! out. o>or onicer in charge ot Customs s ation, Tampir, on Friday last en the eve of their departure of Taiping and Gemas respectively by the members of the Tampin RecreatUn Club. Tne function
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    Alor Gajah.
    72 8 Before Mr. Willan at Alor Gajah Court on Tuesday, a Monopoly Officer charged a Chinese named Goh Teng w.'ta fermen ing liquors, wi hcut a licence and also with being hi possess on cf „an apparatus for distilling liquors without licence a. Bukit Biuang, at 11.30 a.m. on
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    412 8 BY j Scientists now announce th.« n world will last a trillion v lh dt th of fifteen billion as SS' mated. There's plenty 7f h esti a Radio experts say that M signalling to us. Better I-'. They are probably their bonds. Ul "Women," says a
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    On Other Paget.
    34 8 CANTON TO TAKE ACTION? on P»S e CHINA NEWS, on page 3. FPORTC NEWS, on pages 12, 13 and I CLUB DIARY, on page 15. t RADIO PROGRAMME, on pag e
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    REIGN OF TERROR PREVAILING IN NORTH CHINA.
    30 9 GEN. LIU WEN HUL REIGN OF TERROR PREVAILING IN NORTH CHINA. FOKYO READY FOR DRASTIC MEASURES. MORE LAND LOST. SWARMS OF BANDITS IN THE NEUTRAL ZONE. Japan Annexes Koupeikou Pass.
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    FOKYO READY FOR DRASTIC MEASURES.
    9 9 Attempt To Seize Sikiang Governorship. PEACE PRESERVATION CORPS HELPLESS.
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    MORE LAND LOST.
    332 9 Trains Being Held Up. japan Seizes Another Bit Of Chinese Territory. are rampant in the neutral zone in North China, withdrawal of Chinese troops. The few sole helpless to stop them and a reign of terror Trains are being held up. Japanese have seized another piece of Chinese terrie Koupeikou
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    GEN. LIU WEN HUL
    698 9 another piece of Chinese Ikoss, one of the five strategic Wall and which is about h i I Peiping. has been annexed roops. who have constructed to.merly administered from H has been incorporated into sac of Luanpinghsien. > tjrees arrived at ta Charhar. Gen. Chang Hai r ached Kuyuen. Chan
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    CLAIM FOR MONEY AS COMMISSION.
    148 9 Suit Against Framroz And Co. FURTHER evidence was recorded to-day in the Supreme Court, before Mr. Justice Gerahty, in the case in which Mr. P. L Titus is suing Messrs. Framroz and Co., for an order for accounts. The plaintiff alleged that he canvassed orders
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    ALLEGED CONTEMPT.
    155 9 Magistrate's Decision Reversed. Bhola Singh who was fined $20 or five weeks in default appealed against his conviction and sentence and his appeal was argued yesterday before Mr. Justice Gerahty. It appears that Bhola Singh was complainan; in a certain case and the hearing of his case was
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    GIRL'S PREDICAMENT.
    167 9 Lost Property Sent On By Another Liner. London, July 30. When the liner -Lafayette" reached Pdymouth yesterday from New York there was on boaid a passenger who had come to Europe for a month's holiday without a passport, money or steamship tickets. She was Miss Betty Rydell, a
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    AUSTRIA AND GERMANY.
    94 9 Mussolini Arranging Acceptable Agreement. Reuter Wireless. Paris. Aug. 23. With reference to the meeting -between Mussolini and Dr. D llfuss, the Austrian Chancellor, at Riccicne on Sept. 20, the French Government is sa'isfied that Mussolini's s le desire is to collabcrate loyally wi:h France and Great Britain
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    SWISS PROTEST.
    81 9 Violation Of Frontier By The Germans. Reuter. Basle, Aug. 25. T.:e Swis:> Government has fo-mally protested t- Berlin against tr.e repeated v.olat.cn of the Swiss frontier, at which a storm of md gnaticn swept throughout Swi zjrland. Ihe latest incident concerns a C* cho-Slovak. wh is kr: wn
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    FRENCH CAMPAIGN.
    61 9 Small Groups Of Tribesmen Holding Out. Reuter Wireless. Raba\ Aug. 23. "ST campaign in BN Great Atlas mountains is expected to be successfully completed by ihe middle cf Sep'ember. Up to now, 4.000 Berber families have subm tted, comprising 20,000 people. They have handed ever some 2,000 modern
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    RECOVERY DRIVE IN AMERICA.
    251 9 More Warships. HEALTHY CONDITION OF TREASURY. Reuter Wireless. Washington, Aug. 25. important step in America's new "prosperity" warship build ing programme was takei to-day, when the Navy Secretary, Mr. Swan son, signed two contracts aggrepatin;, over $61,250,000 for the construction of two aircraft carriers and two
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    SALE OF BEER.
    108 9 Abdul Azeem's Appeal Dismissed. Ihe appeal of Mohamed Abdul Azeem anains-. a conviction and sentence of a fine of $50 with ihe alternative of three months' r j.. for allowing beer to be sold on his premises, the Rangoon Cafe, was argued yesterday before Mr. Justice Gerahty.
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    HEAD IMPALED.
    106 9 Rebel Who Los': Stronghold And Life. Reuter Wireless. Simla, Aug. 24. The head of the rebel leader named Timur, impaled on a spike in the Kashgar bazaar in Chinese Turkestan, indicates the inglorious attempt of the Chinese Mozlem t.o emula e his ancient namesake. Timur. the head of
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    CHINA MINISTER.
    53 9 Announcement Expected In A Few Days. Reuter. London. Aug. 28. An announcement regarding the appoin' mdv cf a new Minister to China will be made ill s few days. Confirmation is not obtainable a*> regards .he "Spectator's" forecast, owing V' the Foreign Office rule of silence until fin
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    GRAVE DANGER OF WAR.
    136 9 Immediate Steps Must Be Taken. Reuter Banff, Aug. 29. TENTATIVE plans for the formal':ei cf a Fac fie soeial'st orgonisat'on, spon red by Lord 5-rll have been made at the Conference Cl the Ins itute for Facific Retr. i m with the object cf furthering fee
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    SLEEPING SICKNESS.
    47 9 Reuter Wireless. Sv. LOttls, 23. An rpdemic f sleeping sickness, res. 1 lag in eighteen deal Vs. has jroken cv here and sptead to five ether distric s. A Governm.-n. agen has arriv;d .o investigate whet-er the j dtataaa is spread by msec s.—Reuter Wireless.
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    DENIAL OF AN AGREEMENT.
    273 9 JUDGMENT FOR $324. Supreme Court. Local Architects' Claim Succeeds. \|K. Justice Miils delivered judgment in the Supreme Court this morning in the suit in which Chung end Wong, a firm of architects, claimui against Mr. C. M. Lee for professional services rendered. His lordship k":«ve judgment
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      123 9 The fresh delicate flavour of HEYMAN BUTTER is due to the ideal conditions under which it is made. Produced in Victoria. Australia, it is handled and packed with scrupulous care in order to ensure that it win it*** SOLE AGENTS: J i"*CAVALCADE" I j 1 Th? greaieFt film epic ever
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    Do Not Miss The Glory That Is “Cavalcade.” A MAGNIFICENT STIRRING SPECTACLE.
    1014 10 A Film Epic Britain Should Have Made. A TRIUMPH FOR HOLLYWOOD. To night s Memorable Show At The Capitol. For some days now the entire seating accommodation of the spacious Capitol Theatre, Singapore, has been booked for the
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    SOUTH AFRICA. RADIO PROPAGANDA.
    369 10 Possibility Of Anti-Nazi Outbreak. Germany's Action Against Russia. Reuter Wireless. Cologne, Auu l' 4. ALL wlrefleas acta capable of listening m bo Russian itatlOP have been rnnfiscaf-d from Communist owiMfi :n Urn prefecture of Arns- rerg in Ruhr The police allege that Communists were hcldinc meetings
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    ARMED CAMP ON THE SEINE.
    163 10 Battle Won Without Bloodshed. Reuter Wireless. Paris, Aug. 25. rpHE second Battle of Conseilans (the firs'. A was in September, 19!8>, where striking b..rgees barricaded the Oise with 200 bargee, was won by the national force without bloodflied. The binks of the river last night
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
    156 10 Woman Tries To Hang Herself. Two cases of attempted suicide were heard before the Second Police Magistrate Mr. R. J. P. Curtis, yesterday. In the first case a Chinese woman named Cheng Siu was chargd with at empting to commit suicide by hanging herself with a rope in
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    ALLEGED ENTRY.
    116 10 Complainant Makes Plucky Arrest. When a Chinese. Tan Kee Chye. appeared btlore the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Foner) yesterday on a charge of house-breaking in crder to commit theft, he admitted e&ttffc g ;ne house, but gave the excuse that he bad been asked to do so
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    MISSING JEWELLERY.
    108 10 Four Indians Before Second Magistrate. Alleged lo have been responsible for ihe loss of a quanti'y of jewellery, four Indians appeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr. R. J. F. Curt is» yesterday. Detec ive-Inspector McEwan. who was responsible for the arrests, stated that a house occupied by a
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    NOT “RED.”
    80 10 Luang Pradit Interviewed In Paris. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. -8. Luang Pradit. interviewed in Paris, declavri tha. he was not returning to Siam unt-.i he tvas Meanwhile he denies any oaagfceciton' j with the Third Internationale or -Jic communists. He adds thai communism has little influence tB
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    AIR PASSENGERS.
    100 10 I Second Return Trip From Java j To Amsterdam. Mr. Udharam Pohumal. a well-knov n trader in silk, ltfi Singap:re by X.L.M. aeroulane on Aug. 24 for Karachi. With the same p'-iie 'ravelled Mr. Mclnres. fr:m Mrtro-Goldwyn-Mayrr. Ltd.. and Mr. Shigeru Fizuka. to Calcn'ta and Bangkok respectively. Tie
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    LAUNCH TURNS TURTLE.
    272 10 Siamese Tragedy. THREE BODIES STHi MISSING. (From our oa v com BbOgkok, An- m QNE of the Siam S;, up river passenger launch* fed the other day. q have been recovered I still missing. The launch, the Notru, a village between Paknj Chum Se uj, with betwei
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    OFFERED A BRIBE.
    120 10 Police Corporal F'ound Guilty. The ease in which Ofirrn bin All. a < poral attached to the Naval B >r Poire Station is charged with illegal ::at.fica tar concluded yesterday h-lo— tbr F'^urt;i Magistrate 'Mr. H. M El cker> Mr. B. H. Chia represented the h<u d
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    KIDNAPPERS TO DIE.
    44 10 Albany Takes -V Dra Sten. Albany A';k The denth penalty I'»' 'i 1 wbM tbe victim tx trial of thr kidnapper i pr'V"1 i$r eo to-ucy by Qoven or Lehman. York Stat", whicli ul-«> •nent in some other eases ut i >
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW. TO-DAY'S SHIPPING THE "RANCHI." VESSELS IN PORT.
    116 11 'j'HK C'ONTE VERDE." 9 fi Italian Mail> is due to n amkv from Tttete I p Said. Bombay and CoI the S H.B. Whaif MM day at o p.m. l" f Hongkong and is exat 10 a.m.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    88 11 Singapore, Aug. 29. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Ea5t Whirl 'Entrance Oate 1). a. Cremer 20. tfeJa Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). MM If Sadhana 14. Et;::p Dock (Entrance Gate 1). N H'lenus 32; Kajang 2*: Emr;:-» rv>rk (Entrance Gate 4). ttfsa 4-' 5:.•■•rteak 48. 1 il Wharf (Entrance Gate
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    ALLEGED TAMPERING WITH METER.
    173 11 fating House Employee Wins Appeal. j Chong Kee Chua was conns, a water meter to be nrd $29.50 and 50 cents ed in appeal yesterday before appeared for the appellant the Acting Deputy Public d rhe Crown respondent. ■ibmnted said that the charge Dani was that
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    HEROISM TO ORDER.
    192 11 Glorification Of Nazi Storm T roops. Berlin, July 2». 'ion of Soviet Russia by Nazi Gerl!iues Like Bolshevik Moscow. Nazi haa its own "RevolutionMu^euin." He i nificant of the new spirit that the v ar Museum"—shameful heritage of period!—has been taken over by R atld trans fo'Tned
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    35 11 Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aov-?-plane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. to-day. From China and Japan by Uie "Rancci, due at Singapore at 10 a.m. to-mcrrow.
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    BIOLOGIST'S VIEW.
    381 11 Feeble-Mindedness And Heredity. THERE was a great deal of evidence that feeble mindedness was inherited in a perfectly straight-forward manner, said Mr. D. Ward Cutler, the biologist, in nis lecture on heredity recently at the British Social Hygiene Council's summer school at Oxford. Uwo feeble-minded people would have
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    SULTAN'S CAR IN COLLISION.
    52 11 This morning, at about 8 o'clock, a motor-car said to belong to the Sultan of Perak was involved in a collision in Keppel Road with a motor-bus. One Chinese passenger of the bus was injured and taken to hospital by ambulance. His Highness was not in
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    MONEY MARKET
    201 11 SEALING. Singapore, Aug. 28. London 4 months' sight 2 3 tl 33 London 3 months' sight 2 3 15 10 London CO days' sight 2 3 49 61 Louden 30 dajs' sight 2 3 29 31 London demand -J? 7 London T.T. 2 3 27 12 Lyons and
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    PRODUCE.
    184 11 Singapore, Aug. 20. R. (Siam) W. Coast N 1 per Koyan $124 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan 5117 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 $100 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 96 Siam. No. 1 "Sinhway" $170 Siam, No. 2 "Sinhway" $160 Siam. No. 3 "Sinhway" *147 Rice,
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    “OVALTINE” SUCCESSES.
    38 11 At the Hertfordshire Show, held ot Hatfield, cow? from the "Ovaltine" Dairy Farm gained the championship of the Jersey classes, in addition to two first prizes, three second prizes, one third prize and on' special award.
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    22 11 Mr. J. Baruch is at present an inmate of the General Hospital. He underwent an operation recently and he is progressing satisfactorily.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    95 11 ALHAMBRA —"The Immortal Vagaoj.fairing Liane Haid. CAPITOL. —"Cavalcade." EMPlRE—Douglas Fairbanks <Jr.) La "it's Tough io be Famous." GREAT WORLD—Side shows, Cabaret, Malay pera, Chinese wayang. silent and talkie rinemas (Sky theatre: "Don"; Bet On Women"; MARLBOROUGH —Ramon Novarro in 1 Bo;Hur." NEW WORLD.—Side shows, "Ghost Train," open-air cinemas, Malay
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    BOMB EXPLOSION.
    84 11 Train's Hairsbreadth Escape In Spain. Madrid Two minutes after a train imd thundered ever 't. a bridge t rrwcs Ihe river Ebro ne-.r Saragossa was partially shattered by the explosion nf a bomb. Scarcely had the explosion taken place, wtun a goods train arrived at the entrance to
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    IRAQ GOVERNMENT EXPLAINS.
    130 11 Revolt And Massacre Of Assyrians. Reuter Wireless. Geneva. Aug. 23. 4 TELEGRAM giving the Itak Government.: ■fl. explanation cf tee quelling of the 'vmc:i rcteih n led by Marsh'mum" ard djrotesUn? aga'ns' misleading propaganda, has hem s*»r:t t: the League of Nations. The telegram says .the casualties
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    RICHARD STRAUSS.
    206 11 Conducting At Eighty In The Shade. Vicuna, July 29. Ii the weather \ha\ has ushered in Ihe Sail- < burg Festival (his week-end hold- throughout August a theatre management with two out-of-door produc ions to worry about will be, indeed, grateful. Both at the preliminary serenade last night
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    STOLEN LEAD
    166 11 Chinese Acquitted On Charge Of Possession. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Seremban, Aug. 28. A Chinese named Hew Ah Hee. a dealer in hand gcods, appeared before Ram Kamaralzsman, the Police Magistrate, charged v ith being in possession of two pieces of icad. ru:pect?d to have been stolen, bu;
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    ROBBERY CHARGE AT JOHORE.
    456 11 Three Chinese In Assize Trial. (From Our Own Correspondent.; cohere Bahru, Aug. 28. THE last case on the list of the Johore Bahru Assizes was begun this afternoon before Mr. Justice A. Sivage Bai'.ev, when three Chine-e named Wong Sow, Soh Sun and Wong Yot faced
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    SPAIN AND SOVIET.
    151 11 Diplomatic Relations Established. Moscow, July 29. The decision of Spain to establish diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union is welcomed in to-day's Press, which cmphasies the desire of the Soviet Union to live in normal relations with all countries and the impetus which Spain's action will give
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    GERMAN STUDENTS.
    60 11 Over Five Hundred To Visit England. Cologne, July 21. Some 500 or 600 students selected from all iflc German universities will come to Gillingham. Kent, at the beginning of next month. The objer.. of their visit is to lear English. Travelling expenses and a month in England tuH
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      213 11 [POSTAL INIUUGttKtI SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. North ut East India (Suisang) 3 p m Ceylon E?ypt, Europe and Gt. Eri.ain (Glcnbeg) 1 p.ir. EengkaV. Labocan Bilik and Tanjong Balei (Retch) 3 par. Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api (Hon? Thong) 3 r.m. tl-clat Pandjang. Bengkalis, Siak. Pakan Earoc,
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      210 11 DIARY Of Ttit MY] WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. AUG. 23. Kigfi Tides -4 a.m.. 324 p.m. league Football: Div. I, R.A. v. I.C.F.A Ar.-< n Road: Div. 11, Police v. Harlequins, Jalan Besar TO-MORROW. AUG 30. High Tides —6 a.m., 4.34 p.m. R tary Luncheon Adelphi
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      69 11 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night Max. Bright Mm Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp Stations. Deg. P. Inches. Hours Deg. X Alor Star 87 0.07 7 0 75 Sitiawan 87 0.01 4 7 72 X Trrngganu 9t) 0.12 4 1 70 Bukit Juam 87 0.08 5.1 72 Malacca
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    NOTES ON TO-DAY'S TRACK-WORK. HORSES ARRIVE BY THE " KEDAH."
    1068 12 NOTES ON TO-DAY'S TRACK-WORK. HORSES ARRIVE BY THE KEDAH." TO-DAY'S WORK AT BUKIT TIMAH RACECOURSE. REFILL TIPPED FOR SATURDAY. NORMAN'S AND MR. FOX'S CHARGES ARRIVE TO-DAY. Haraga Looks Greatly Improved. Special Notes On The Likely Ones. (By "The-Man-at^thet-Rails.") yyiTH the exception of Mr. T. L. Fcx and Norman, all the
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    SECOND DAY'S WEIGHTS.
    294 12 Handicaps For Wednesday, Sept. 6. Handicaps fcr six cf the eight even s on the second day of the Singapore Turf Clubs Gold Cup meeting (Wednesday, S:pt. 6) are as follows: RACE I.—Pcnies—Class 2—Div. 2—5 furs.— 2.30 p.m. Melbourne 9.0 Lcnie T. 13 Een Hall 813 Mada
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    FINANCES OF THE S.C.C.
    576 12 President Re-Elected At Annual Meeting. MR. O. P. Griffith-Jones was re-elected President at the annual general meeting Oi membjis of the Singapore Cricket Club, held in the Club lounge yesterday. Mr. a. H. Assiter was re-elecied Vice-President. In the course of his remarks the President referred
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    THE MALAYS IN JAVA.
    56 12 Draw With Batavia Chinese Champions. The Singapore Malays, who are on tour in Java, met the U.M.S. team, the Chinese champions of the Batavia League, in Batavia yesterday. and drew 2 2. The Malays were in brilliant form and thrilled a huge crowd by their clever
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    U.S. MEN'S TENNIS.
    69 12 Austral-American Doubles Final. Reuter. Aug. 28. la the semi-final of the U.S. men's open lawn tenris championships, Shields and Parker beat Vines and Glendlrll 3—6, 4—6, 6—3, 6—3, 6—2. The winners mee 1 the Australian pair, Turnbull and Quist, in the final.—Reuter. In the mixed double." semi-final,
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    SUSSEX TROUNCE YORKSHIRE.
    170 12 County Cricket. RUNNERS-UP POSITION SETTLED. 'J'WO County championship matches. commenced on Saturday, were finished in two days, Sussex and Gloucestershire taking full points, at Hove and Bournemouth respectively. The champions collapsed sensationI ally against Sussex, and the home side's victory more or less ensures the runner up
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    ISLAND CLUB.
    84 12 August Medal And Mever Cup. The Mlowing were the five beet cards re-t"rn-d for f.:e -August bogey medal plave 1 during the week-end at the Islard Club: Dr. H. L. H. Urn i6> 1 up Dr. T. E. C.:cah (16) 1 dewn W. McMullan (8) 2 T. Rishwor
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    THE ST. LEGER STAKES.
    77 12 Hyperion Favourite For English. Classic. Reuter. London, Aug. 28 T.:c f: Mowing is the call over on the St. Leger: 5—2 Hyperion offered. 11—4 taken. 7— 1 Scarlet Tiger, offered. 15—2 taken 8— 1 Th:r offered. 100—7 Raymond offered. 100—6 taken. 100—6 Pelicira'ion. 20—1 Fox Bridge
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    COMMERCIAL CUP SOCCER.
    594 12 Eleven Goals At Jalan Besar. AN interesting match was p'.ayed between Hongkong Bank and A.P.C. at the Jalan Besar Siadivm yes erday in the Commercial Cup Competition and resulted in a win for the Bank by 6—5. The A.P.C.'s goal-keeper was hurt at (he beginning of the
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    “BLADES” WELL BEATEN.
    277 12 LEICESTER CITY'S i VICTORY. English Soccer. Yesterday's Interesting Results. LEICESTER City, who w„„ th first match of the new so,' season at Villa Park on Saturday did not minee matters when entertain» the Blades yesterday, winning by f„ ut clear goals. The Villa made up for Saturday'»
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    U.S. WOMEN'S GOLF.
    56 12 Miss Enid Wilson The Qualifiers. Reuter. Highland Park (Illinois). Aug 28. At the Exm:or Coun'ry Club's course t -day. Miss Erid Wlson. with a score cf "6. won the medal round of eighteen hcles in to qualifying round cf the American v.omens championship. Miss Orcut\ Miss Varwie
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    MRS. WILLS-MOODY'S RANKING LIST. RESURRECTING A 12-YEARS-OLD FAD.
    1231 13 LAWN TENNIS TOPICS. REVIVAL OF IDEA TO ABOLISH SECOND Ht SERVICE. Mrs. Wills-Moody has been the first this year to essay a list of the world's ten best women lawn tennis Her list does not include Miss Betty Nuthall, or the brilliant
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    TO BRIGHTEN CRICKET.
    479 13 Shilling A Run—Only 20 Balls. i (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Aug. 15. prize for the most novel scheme to httrcduce professional cricket in Australia must go to Mr. A. J. Hunting of Queensland. "Nothing but the brightest" and "Payment by results'' are his two mottces. Mr.
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    “MY GREAT REGRET.”
    101 13 Famous Composer Cancels Engagement. Berlin. '•The atti.ud? of the present DollfussGovernment towards Germany forces me. to my great regret, to canccl my engegt-mcnt as an an:si at the Salzburg fes.lval." This letter, according to the BerLn Tageblatt. has beer sen: to the management the Salzburg festival by
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    JARDINE AND THE “ASHES.”
    367 13 I Not To Captain England Again, {From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Aug. 15. JAKDINE never to captain England against the Aistralians again! I This is the report, published "on very reliable authority" by the "Daily Mirror" who, however, I were unable to state whether or not
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    ELLSWORTH VINES.
    492 13 Amateur Status Of Champion. (Fizm Our Oicn Correspondent J Aug. 17. The amatrur s'atus of EJ-wor li Vines, t clam us American player. 1» under official niwjtigation by the Uritcd Sta es Li.wn ltnnk> Ass ciation. ilL". mime has been linked with profess <,nai cflcrs. I. has b?en
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      244 13 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over f3S.O#O.«M. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorpora'fd In the Straits Settlements). READ OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.O. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with
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    A LIVERPOOL GIANT.
    402 14 An English Camera ALL QUIET ON BOXING FRONT. (From Our Oton Correspondent.) London, Aug. 17. ALL has been quiet on the boxing front since Jack Doyle ("only a boy") fired his last few misdirected shots in the recent heavyweight championship fiasco. Some people are looking for a
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    PRO'S LEAD THE WAY.
    438 14 Padgham And Cotton's Averages. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Aug. !5. YOUTH is showing the way in British professional (OJl—at least S3 figures show. A.H. Padgham and Henry Cotton, both of the younger se., are, on paper, Eritains best professionals this year. Padgham tops the table
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    BOWLED HIS LAST FAST BALL.
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