Malaya Tribune, 1 September 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX.- -No. 2G7 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Sept. 1, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1, 1933.
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      176 1 R<ad Ihe %J Sunday Tribune Dominant In Malaya »•<•'* rm i mi 11 i KLIM POWDERED MILK PURE FRESH fffiul SAFE ™or EIII milk DRINKING OR GROWING COOKING. {SK CHILDREN J Obtainable at all Leading Provision Dealers, j DISTRIBUTORS I GETZ BROS. CO. ■.mimmmmmmimmmmummvwmvmv* mi i...... mmnnmmmmmm, u ,mmmi»mmum ~<vmm;m
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      219 1 A. FLINTER 0, Raffles 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 oi every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. 5 SPhIPPI rtv WHY DOES EVERYONE I
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING. Future Of A.A.M.
    245 2 ONE of the examples of the way in which this country ha, progressed during one of the «ont economic crises in i.s history is the establishment of the Automobile Association o. Malaya The openings which awaited it and the KCCNI ie has
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    Rubber Control.
    167 2 WE do not wish to appear unduly pessimistic as to the outlook for rubber .restriction, nor do we wish to discourage a very large number of our readers who pin their faith on restriction as the only means for recovery. If, in spite of France's policy, she can
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    Jobs For Local Men.
    174 2 IF a man is a British subject, no matter what his colour or his creed, provided he I has the ability for administrative work, he is [entitled to the opportunity of showing what he lis able to do. We welcome UK fact that the i Singapore
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    JAPAN'S OIL RESERVES.
    625 2 New Refineries And New Oilfields. Tokyo. BRITISH and American oil companies are closely watching recent developments in Japan's policy of encouraging home industries. At a conference held recently by representatives of the War, Navy. Overseas. Commerce, and Finance Ministers, it was decided, according to Japanese Press reports,
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    A LONDON RUBBER "SCARE."
    411 2 Restriction Or Labour Enslavement. iFTOm Our Own Co-respondent.) London. (By Air Mail» Aug. 23. lAMI AM sending you a sensational article that was "splashed*' right across the front page of the London "Daily Express" en Aug. 17. It caused a great deal of comment in London
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    NAZI RAIDS.
    92 2 Belgians Determined To Stop Them. Reuter Wireless. Brussels, Aug. 2S, "We will stop this business once and for all," declared Belgian officials at Malmedy in connection with an outrage by three young Nazis, who crcssed the border into Eupen and insulted members of the public and seriously injured
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    ARREST OF INSULL.
    88 2 Claims He Was Born In London. Reuter Wireless. Athens, Aug. t9. The Appeal Court has approved of the Public Prosecutor's warrant for the arrest of Insull Senior, who was brought before the Court in connection with the irequest from the United States for his extradition. Insull stated
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    ONLY A SHOE BRUSHER.
    436 2 BUT MAY BE CONSUL IN ANNAM. Works For Charity. Romance Of Chinese Army Officer. Shanghai, Aug. 30. npHE (Chinese Government may appoint Major General Kwang Wen Eh, an officer belonging formerly to the forces of Gen. Ting Choo, Commander of the eastern guards of the Chinese
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    POTATO GROWERS.
    194 2 Representation To Government Made. Ootacamund. Aug. 10. A large number of riots Trom distant villages alt ndod a meeting on the 7th instant, held at the "Blue Mountain Theatre" when Rao Bahadur H. J. Bellie Gowder presided. Rao Saheb V. I. Munisaumy Piilai. M.L.C.. one of the conveners
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    ALLEPPEY M.C.
    121 2 New Building To Be Constructed. Alleppey, Aug. 10. A general meeting of the Alleppey Municipal Council was held to-day at the Municipal Office at abouij 6.30 p.m. under the presidentship of Mr. P. S. Mahomed, Chairman. Most of the councillors were present. The minutes of the previous meeting
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      256 2 THE IMPERIAL "GOOD COMPANION." The only All-British Portab> iw. built on the standard 4-Urlc embracing all the faculties atach.d?' 1. Standard Typewriter. to 1 THE VERY LATEST DJ PUBUM*. ON THE MARKET U Shipments by tier) am Bole Agenta: uuncan Roberts, Ltd, lit 114.4, Robinson Ro»l "'"riwj. **bon* 7Mt. VAPEX
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    WILL SPAIN GO FASCIST?
    690 3 Plan For A Rising? THE ARRESTS DURING THE WEEK. Madrid, July 29. IS a Fascist reaction possible in This is one of the questions ly discussed by Spaniards on the mass arrests this in the bud what was bea Fascist rising scheduled awn <»t Tuesday—the feast
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    BATTLE OF SURPRISE CREEK.
    291 3 Human Shield "Stops" Six Arrows. Sydney. TIHE Battle of Surprise Creek will long be remembered as one of the most terrific experiences in the his.ory of the New Guinea Police—and as an example of how an Irishman acquits himself in a fight. Accounts which have now
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      77 3 aAicojf -r* swammL- 0 X Y-A CETYLENE WELDING KEEPS WORKING EXPENSES DOWN. IN slump times Oxy-Aoetylene Welding is especially to be recommended because it enables you to repair and ure again tools and machinery which, if not for our process, must be dU carded. DOUBLES THE WORKING LIFE OF YOLK
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      164 3 a Lovely Lustre... and Every Hair in Place r^PM^^fi Alluring new lights will gleam in JffSfj hair when you bring out its beauty with MM/ Staiotnh. You can he sure that your hair V*J|, m Sf f W is always neat and attractive, too, for this J 4LM\. "^t^M invisible
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      386 3 CLVB DIARY. JJnn Cre are numer °u* Clubs and Societies 'n rZTot 2? -t Si members reaaers of the "Malaya Tribune" This Di-r,> rT CiaU ,0r them S*cr™ie?a?e invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date 2SKft fsr"*" The -ill n SSJ in the Diary of Events." me Ciub Diary" can
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      532 3 Nanyang Chinese Students* Society's invitation Assemble, Mr. Wong Shian Vein's residenre, 103. Selegie Road. 6.30 p.m. Dress, black bow, whue open coat and black trousers. Chinese Amateur Orchestra: No Dract'ce. Annual general meeting. 108. Emerald Hill Road, 7.30 p.m. Attendance compulsory. Marigold B.P.:Usual committee meeting. Mr. Lee Jouy Seah's residence,
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      639 3 CROSSWORD PUZZLE. No. 4. First Prize $100. Second Prize $75. BOTH PRIZES MUST BE WON. THIS PUZZLE IS BEING ISSUED IN CONJUNCTION WITXI THE SAME PUZZLE WHIt II \PIT\R! I) IN Till SUNDAY THIBUNE ON AUGUST 27. CONDITIONS. 1. Address the solution to T. B. ROGERS BUS 6 M|7 y
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    Shipping News & Notices. DIESEL ELECTRIC FERRY.
    1610 4 Shipping News Notices. DIESEL ELECTRIC FERRY. First Of Its Kind In Kawloon. WITH the customary crackers exploding at her bows, the "Electric Star," the latest c dition to the Star Ferry fleet oi vessels, was •hri-stened and launched yesterday morning by Mrs. H. H. H. Priestley, says the "South China
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    JAPAN'S SUBSIDIES.
    269 4 To Be Bigger Than Ever Next Year. AT a cenference of the Japanese Department of Communications autnoritie: recently, the decision was reached that th subsidies to the shipping lines, which are to b< renewed in the next fiscal year or in the year after next, on the expirat-on
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    THE "RANCHI."
    522 4 Passengers On Board P. O. Liner. THE following passengers left by the "Ranchi" to-day for Pcnang. Colombo ar.d Europe: Miss M. Grice, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Clark and child, Dr. A. E. Badenoch, Mis. R. Caunce, two children and infant, Mrs. 11. N. D. Russel and infant,
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    THE "PORTHOS."
    37 4 The "Porthcs" is due here from Penrrne. on Sunday at 3 p.m. and will probably sad on Mjnday, Sept. 4. at 6 a.m. for Saijon, Hongkong and Shanghai. She will bcith at the S.H.B. Wharves.
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    STEAMER RATE REDUCTION.
    400 4 N.Y.K. Announce Drastic Cuts. THE N.Y.K. announce further drastic reductions in the rates for .round the world tours. It is now prac ically as chtap to live on board shin and see the world as U is to reside in a hotel. For the cost of a
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    PASSENGERS LEAVING.
    111 4 The O.S.K. liner "Rio de Janeiro" left Sir.gapor': for Sou.h African and South Amei*can p:ri> en Aug. 29. with the followinj ?i.s--f ::gcrs on board: Mr. R. Hayashi. Mr. Y. Noishiki. Mr. T Rrv.amo, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Fernandez and i Misters Fernandez, Mr. and Mrs. I.
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      460 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty a Government). OUTWARD PROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. SOUDAN 6.500 Aug 31
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      234 4 iff LLOYD TRIESTINO mm fW (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Callinr st Colombo. Bombay, Soet. Port Karachi, Aden. Massowah, Suez, for* Said, Brlndisi. Venice and Trieste. Said Brindis v ic n Trieste. Due Leave Due mv MONCALISRI Sspt.
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      236 4 i lIAMBURG-AME RIKA UNIE Deutsch |Hf%flj Australische Dampfachlff* Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. ms. RUHR, via Manila Sept. 7 t m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Sept. 19 t ss. SAARLAND, via Manila Oct. 5 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila Oct. 17 t
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      611 4 STEAMER BAUJNQfc ft£ NORDDKI'TSchkk Ir (Incorporated m i r#j Germany >. The undernoted an the Coapacy's lrfwe* fixtures: OUTWARDS. 1111. "TRIER" for Manila, 1! S'hai, N. China Japan B pt lj "DONAU" for Manila, Hani Shanghai, N. China Japan S t pt 25 HOMEWARDS. IMI "COBLENZ." for Genoa, Bar Lisbon.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    499 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 a.m. The following tin share quotations are Issued rraser and Co., exchange and stock brokers' ££c Buyers. Bellera. bang Tin 27- 28 6 A t:..l Malay 28; 6 20|V- HttUß Tin 14- 15|--0.96 1.00 f 18- 19:--'Ba Padang 0.10 0.12 E cave
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    153 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. IMPROVEMENT IN TIN PRICE. Rubber Continues Very Dull. 'Btj Our Financial Correspondent., Singapore, Friday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore) 12 3 16 cts., unchanged. Tin (Singapore), $1122;.. up Market Tone: Steady. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 3 23|32d., unchanged. Market Tone: Stagnant. New York Rubber,
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    INTERIM DIVIDEND.
    49 5 Mercantile Bank Declares Six Per Cent. The local branch of the Mercantile Bank jf India. Ltd.. has received a telegram from the aead office to state that the Beard of Directors has declared an interim dividend of six per :tnt., less in respect of the current /ear.
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    TINNED PINEAPPLE EXPORTS.
    68 5 During the week ended Aug. 26. 1933. export cf tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 41 069 cases, cf which 25.389 casis were to the United Kingdcm, 1.725 cases t- the Centinent of Europe, 12,825 cases to Canada and 1,130 -casas elsewhere. Total exports for the
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    PETROL PRICES.
    161 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various arands of Kerosene are a? follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.18 SheU Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    WHEAT EXPORT LIMITATION.
    69 5 To Operate Until Next Year. Reuter. Washingttn, Aug. 31. A CCORDING to Mr. Wallace (Secretary for Agriculture) exports under the London Wheat Agreement are limited as folows: fr m Carada, two hundred million bushels; from the United States, forty-seven million; from the Argentine, one hundred and ten
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    U.S. BOND ISSUE?
    55 5 To Refinance Farm Mortgages. New York, Aug. 31. An early reduction of the Federal Reserve Bank's rediscount rat? is forecast in the Journal of Commerce, winch states that the Recovery Council may sh-rtly decide on the flotation cf a two thousand mT.ion doilar four per cent, bond
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    WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT.
    295 5 Messrs. Guthrie «fc Co., Ltd.. in their weekly rubber reprrt dated Aug. 31, stat:: A moderate amount of business has been trancac cd since our last report. Prices in the local market hay? remained rt<ady. due to manufacturers showing an inteiest and aho owing to a certain
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    LOWEST PRICE YET RECEIVED.
    1152 5 United Malacca Rubber Meeting. meeting of 2| i 3? er H Estates L,d Malacca <h Q v 137 > Heeren BL~ee: SSSJ "'I, H h n T <"> Cheng Lock, C.B ETan Soo Ghf en.. S Mn 115 s •Jf 5 rsLsrjr *bich hi;ve hP*n T-T
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    RAYON EXPORTS OF JAPAN.
    333 5 Challenge To U.S. RAPID RISE OF THE INDUSTRY. JAPAN has now become the world's fourth largest producer of rayon. Production last year reached the big total of 73.390,000 lb., which was nearly 24,000,000 lb. above the 1931 figure. Plant expansion plans now being perfected indicate that
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    666 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations ar» issued by Eraser and Co and Lyail and Cratt Issue Value. Praser Ijall ft Shares. Co Ermtt 1 Allenby $0.75 $0.85 $0.70 $0.85 I Alor Gajah 0.60 0.70 0.55 0.68 1 A. Hit am 1.00
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      52 5 r THE M-% SOUTH iff T.J BRITISH V ftvl&W INBUUANCI COMPANY. LIMITED. WRB. MARINE TRANSIT AND tfOTOB CAK ntttAAna acckptsd AT "**T CTJKBINT *ATKt L 0 MAROOLIOUTH, F.nlayson Green. THE eastern united AWCEAHCE OOKFOKATIOW, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. L 0 JOHNSON: Generml lf*oac« OFFIC »o o*so
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      90 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital M.000,000 Paid-up-Capital 81.000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 600.000 U OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo. Karachi. Madras. Amaca, Baghdad. Bahrein. Basra. Klrkuk. Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT- ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposit
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      51 5 OUARTERLY 21 Interest yearly paid to you quarterly Think what small amounts put regularly away now, will mean to you in time to come. In a surprisingly short time you will have an appreciable bank balance. Interest at the rate of 2»/a% is paid quarterly. Head Office: 55, Wall Street.
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      214 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. < Incorporated In Straits Settlements.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTD.. THE Hu HON(. BANK. LTD. AND THE OVERSEA CHINESE BANK. LTD CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00 HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee
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      265 6 I Here's The New "KING OF JAZZ-' i To-NighT 6.15-9.15 I MATINEE: TO-MORROW and I Girls by the Score! a|| j Dazzling Beauty! mk\ I Red-Hot Rhythm! g J«Mf Greatest v" Musical Picture nl OF with JT PAUL WHITEMAN jR i and hi« band; JOHN BOLES, BING JF CROSBY, JEANIE
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      280 6 Amusemen *^L__ 5;»le uin-H >ni jf *J j and 8.30 to 0.15 p.m. By Kind Per- misaior of Lieut-Col. J. H. M. Mcc X p fj\SL I and Officers of the Wiltshire Ke ment. P\R AMOUNT'S GREATEST SPECTACLE OF TilE SOUND ERA! I «Th«sign 1 Cross" I WITH FREDRIC MARCH,
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      216 6 PAVILION CLOSED FOR ALTERATIONS j UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Watch for re-opening next week with the Brilliant London Film Production COUNSEL S OPINION j jj with a Distinguished BRITISH Cast BINNIE BARNES, CYRIL MAUDE, HENRY KENDALL and LAWRENCE GROSSMITH. i i A PARAMOUNT RELEASE. inMaurice Chevalier j i WILL BE AT
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    KEEP AWAY FROM MONEYLENDERS.
    554 7 "We Will Help." HARBOUR BOARD CO-OPERATORS. H JTEEP away from and 1 heir exorbitant interest. help*' was the gist of advice to Harbour Board employee-; tat night at a meeting of the S.H.B. rative Society. \> ho were more than six salary in debt were advised
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    122 7 League Of Nations Bulletin. i ,hr hca,th buI 'of the rtr~ fo* w Na I 10 S Eastcrn Bureau, Sin 3 aFCK. C8J week ended Aug. 2G, 1933: I ca4 Fla8UC 2 2 1 SS* 1 d 1 death; 3 majpox cafes and 2 deaths. c,mn„
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    THE SMUGGLING OF TOBACCO.
    272 7 From Direction Of Dutch Islands TWO Chinese. Koo Choo Lai and Koo Hon- -■> Kirn. who wer; seen making for the Bedok coast in two kelehs. one of which contained a large quantity of tobacco and cigarettes, wee produced before the District Judge (Mr. H. A.
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    CHARGE AGAINST P.C.'S.
    264 7 Conviction Confirmed In Two Cases. Negapatam. Aug. 10. One Krishnaveni Ammal of TT3nquebar filed a complaint against four constables Devaji Rao j Gopalaswami Raja. Ramachandra Pillai and Natesa Moopanar. Police constables at.ached to Porayar Police Station (A-3 being the I Writer) saying tha: A-l and 2 took
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    WATER SCARCITY.
    110 7 Partial Failure Of Monsoon The Cause. I Coonoor, Aug. IC. For ihr second time this year Coonoor is threatened with water scarcity. The war. r i-'vel at source of supply having considerably gene down due :o prolonged drcught and rartial iailure of the South-West Monsoon in this parr
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    WOULD MARRY ANY MALAY.
    592 7 Constable Convicted. WIFE ENTICED FROM HOME. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Aug. 31. POLICE constable named Haron bin Laidin was fined |150 or three months' rigorous imprisonmen; be ore the District Judge, Malacca t*£ H. C. Willan) yesterday for dicing a married Chinese woman away from
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      271 7 > IfERE arc indications plain to th- care- «r|v|| oDs rver of 3ii impulsive and «J genercus disposition, easy-going in all but j I very crsential things: pione to tak? risks. I I ia her than to pause and crnsider—with th? subject tco liable to jump to conclu- I your
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      88 7 (Mcnr<t Ointment I ale urn Powder TO YOUR SKIN/ Daily use of this pure, medicated Soap, containing emollient and cleansing properties, protects, as well as cleanses, the skin. The Ointment «juickly relieves and heals any rash or pimple that may appear. The Talcum overcomes excessive perspiration and adds a finishing
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      38 7 I Longer IVear Better Value Guaranteed to be of solid leather throughout. Before deciding; elsewhere, please come in and compare our quality, style and price. PRICES RIDICULOUSLY LOW. SAMSON SHOE STORE, 304. North Bridge Road, 21, Change Alley.
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      481 7 SINGAPORE HOTELS GOODWOOD PARK HOTĔT Phone 6490 Telegram: Goodwood Admirably located—sufficiently distant from city noise to ensure an atmosphere of peace and quietness. I LARGE GARDEN—I 4 TENNIS COURTS. EVERY COMFORT High-class restaurant under expert European supervision. Lock-up parages: Moderate Rates: Terms The Oriental Limited, CHANGE OF NAME TO The
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      252 7 CAPITOL THEATRE MALACCA TO-NIGHT:— Jack Buchanan in "YES, MR. BROWN" (with EIsV Randolph. Gay Tunes—Excellent Come.iv. suNn.w.— I Omm Sans, Beniia Hume, liaro.'d Huth t in "DISCORD." J B.auiiful If nek Rear Sengs I LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Vacant at Sunnyside. 7. Oxley Read. Accommodation: singh and double. Very moderate Iter? comfort.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    68 8 YEE—On Wedntaday, Aug. 30. 1933. at 3 p.m ar hi: residence. b07, Upper S '.ar.gocn Roid. 7 4 mile. Yet Fook Ley, beloved father -;.f Yej Check Wall. Funeral will leav. 1 the hous. cn Saturday. Sept. 2. at 3 p.m to the Ciiurch cl Sacrtd Heait.
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    NOISE IN SINGAPORE.
    747 8 A Bill is being introduced into the Legislative Council of the Straits Settlements to control noise. It is an extraordinary thing that the more civilised we become the noisier we are. A certain amount of noise may be inevitable under modern condi tions, but there is no
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    208 8 Comments By The Way. HOLLANDERS celebrated the birthday ar.nlversary cf their sovereign, Queen vVilhelmina, in time honoured fashion yesterday, and at Dutch community in Singapore were not behind those in their homeland in celebrating t,he occasion in an appropriate manner. Stagapcre boast* a very large Dutch
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    Rubber Control.
    169 8 4 N air mail letier from cur London SOrrev A pendent has arrived enclosing the hrefcponsibie article which appeared in the London -Daily Express" on Aug. 17, attacking the rubber control negotiations. That article has already been reproduced locally and we have referred to its main contentions. There
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    Human News.
    199 8 THERE is a gsod deal more In any aai y neWSPftBtX than a mere record of the poJifcal events of the pre-.icus day, or a recital Ol tragedies and crimes of violence which hs- vc ccurred in a.l parti of the world only a lew v-curs p-evicuslv. Sometimes
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Tapah.
    54 8 Some time ago when a motor lorry was descending the Camercn Highlands Road m the email hours of the morning it collided With and killed a large deer which was toasted bf tht lorry 1 headlights. Later, the lorry drivers and hire-car drivers of
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    Gopeng.
    62 8 The official opening cf the new Gopeng Gymkhana Club's premises takes pace on Saturday. At 5 p.m., there will be tea ard thereafter an approaching t and pu' -ing competitions en N:s. 3 and 9 greens. A: 6 p.m. Mr. C. L. Green will officia ly open Ihe Club
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    Klang.
    33 8 Mr. C. W. Shorland, the Assistant Cor.tro.lcr cf Labour, Klang, is shortly going Horn- 3tt leave. His place will be taicen by Mr. J. L Turner, who has already arrived in Klang.
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    Kampar.
    34 8 Kaia Ngah Ali bin Iskandar, Settlement Officer, Grade I. Kampar. has been appointed to be a Magistrate of the First Class, Pef*k This officer recently passed the examinai '.vi. bi Law, Cadets' Standard.
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    Sungei Lembing.
    37 8 Mr. V. C. Baker, General Superintendent of the Pahang Consolidated Company, Ltd. Sungei Lcmbing, will be sailing for Horns r ext mcnth on holiday. Mr. A. S. Samuel w:.l art tor him during his absence.
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    Ipoh.
    31 8 Mr. S. E. King, who is shortly due in Ipoh where he will act as Protector of Chinese. Perak, has been promoted to Clasb BI Ol tne Malayan Civil Service.
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    Kinta.
    51 8 Dr. H. J. Lawaon, Health Officer. Kinta. and Mrs. Lawron left foi Kulim this afternccn D Lawaon, who |CCS on transfer to Kulim as Medical Officer, will be relieving Dr. ChttUCTOa, who goes to Alcr Star In place of Dr. McNab. The latter is leaving fa Home shortly on
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    237 8 It is understood that Mr. Erol D. Shearn will succeed the Hon. Mr. A. Savage Bailey on the Federal and State Councils. The ceremonial opening of the newly erected preaching hall, Buddhist Temple, Kuala Lumpur, will take place at 4.30 p.m. on Sunday. Mr. San Ah Wing. J.P..
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    479 8 BY "LOOKER-ON" And when the new Chinese "Xi,, pies" get here which ttcietv will be the first to nip in and mi;, the dues There's one thing about these coupon competitions in UKnewspapers. They make a man more skilful when it comes to cutting the fringes on
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    36 8 ONLY A SHOE BRUSIIER WILL SPAIN GO on P- CLUB DIARY, on page 3 SPORTS NEWS, on page* an THE BLIND AS SCHOLARS, RADIO PROGRAMME DO P* 4 CINEMA NEWS. BB 1■" 15
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    POWERS TO CO-OPERATE IN FUKIEN AGAINST REDS? BRITAIN NEGOTIATING WITH JAPAN.
    870 9 IiNiTFD STATES WILL BE ASKED TO im JOIN PLAN. Fukien's Appeal For Help. chairman's Wife Presents Letter To Canton Chief. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." help have been issued in various parts of st urgent being from those who are
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    POSSESSED CANAL SECRETS.
    63 9 l\ S. Corporal Severely Punished. Reuter. Sherman iCanal Zone), Aug. 31. r '.IED by court martial of illegal Of military secrets Corporal of Erooklyn. was dishonourably l the service and sentenced hard labour. I ho fined SIO.OOO or in the alternative I to undergo an additional 18
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    ANTI-MALARIAL WORK.
    199 9 Ross Institute Honours Mr. Harrison. T „E Secretary of the £-»2^^ CWJiTS. 5*25* of an Honorary Fellowship. valuable wcrk and. Africa. Malaya in 1906—at infancy and malaria was so severe that the panter did no! krow where to turn f r labour, and OUV kn wlrdg? of the
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    "A CERTAIN POWER AGAINST US."
    76 9 Japanese War Minister's Fears. Shanghai, Aug. 31. j COUNT Araki, the Japanese War Minister, had an important private conference with Count Saito. the Premier, yesterday at Tokyo. He urged that the Government quickly formulate a definite policy in foreign affairs. A certain Power, he said,
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    DEATH OF MR. JOHN G. CAMPBELL.
    236 9 President Of S.S. (S.) Association. News has been received by cable of the death of Mr. John G. Campbell, principle of the legal firm of Messrs. John 6. Campbell Co., Singapore, and one of the senior members of the Singapore bar. His death tcok
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    CURRENCY FAKED?
    66 9 Nazi Allegations Against Austria. Reuter. Munich, Sept. 1. Austria was of faking its currency in a broadcast talk by Herr Knaus, chief Nazi official at Styria. He declared that the state printing presses were uttering notes without financial backing and all Austrian officials in Styria wcce paid by
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    25 9 As Sept. 4, 1933. is an American national holiday (Labour Day), the Consulate General of the U.S.A. will be closed to business on that day.
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    NAZI LEADERS ESCAPE.
    95 9 Detained In Italy. CHASED OUT OF AUSTRIA. Reuter. Bolzano, Aug. 31. rj<HE Austrian Nazi leader Hoier, has escaped to Italy. He reached tne frontier station of Brenner in a very dishevelled condition, dirty and bloodstained. He had been wounded in the leg during pursuit. ALer a lengthy
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    SCIENTIST'S DEATH.
    92 9 Reuter Wireless. London Loses Well-Known Educationist. London, Aug. 20. By the death of the distinguished sclenus\ Sii Phillip Magnus. Bar;., at the age of ninety a;, Chilworth, Surrey and London are deprivt a cf one of the principal educationists, who wr.s «.ssocia.ed with such work throughout tho v.
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    SHIPPING TRAGEDY.
    65 9 Five Europeans Lose Their Lives. Reuter. Yokohama, Sep. L The oil-engined A.hel Queen." a few ..ours after leaving for Manila, returned to Yokohama tinging five members of the crew dead as tae icrult of an explosion. The vic.ims are the Chief Engineer. 3. O. KUOU; f- st mate.
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    CHINESE HURT.
    54 9 Hand Caught In Sawmill Machinery. A nasty accident occurred at the Kin Chin Hin Sawmill at Tanjong Rhu yesterday afternoon One of the Chinese workmen got his right hand entangled in some machinery. It was almost completely severed from the ™c was removed to hospital by ambulance in
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    NOT CONCENTRATING.
    25 9 Soviet Denies Japanese Report. Reuter. Riga. Aug. 31. A teleeram from Moscow denies the Tokyo reports ThaTsoviet forces are concentrating in East Siberia.—Reuter.
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    GENEVA PARLEY.
    29 9 America Suspends Army Modernisation. Reuter. Washington, Aug. 31. The modernisation of the Army's land and air equipment is suspended "in order to see what happens at Geneva."—Reuter.
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    LOCAL CHINESE WEDDING.
    93 9 A large number of guests B £l3r to dinner last nighl when the^wedding c h Lim MOM Hey, of the Audit Office, Singapore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Teck Siong. and ChiaGuan Peng, daughter of Na. Chia Khim Kwang. took place at 889-A, low was nicely
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    BAND CONCERT.
    61 9 The Band of the S.S. Police will Pay foPowinr programme, weather permutm. at Telok Ayer to-day, cemmencing at 9 pan Grand March, -'Florcntina/' Fucik Overttta •Th» Jcllv Robbers," Suppe; Humortuo Fan asy Alford. Waltz, "Wein. We* Una Gcang.- Sciauss: Ballet Music s> aa Delibes. Three Dale Dances, Wood,
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    LORD GREY WEAKER.
    22 9 Reuter. London, Aug. 31. It is announced that Viscount Grey is weaker and that his condition is less satisfactory.-
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    "RECOVERY" CHIEF RESIGNS.
    77 9 U. S. Campaign Must Be Reorganised. Reuter. Raleigh, Sept. 1. THE Govern'-r of North Carolina, the second laigcst tobacco State, has proclaimed a v lun'ary tobacco marketing hoi day for an indefinite pericd. in cons:qu?nce of the growers' demands for better prices.—Reuter. Washington. Sept. 1. Re-organisation, of
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    DUTCH GOING OFF GOLD?
    163 9 BIG DEFICIT IN BUDGET. Bankers Confident. Only Slight Rise In Price Of Metal. Reuter. compulsory State loan and other financial and commercial difficulties. Contrary to yesterday's statement by the Netherlands Bank showing the Import cf nine million gold gui dors from Britain and Prance's gold cover
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    DUTCH COLONY CELEBRATES.
    450 10 BIRTHDAY OF QUEEN WILHELMINA. Masquerade Bail. Governor Attends The Reception. J*lffi birthday of Queen of Hottacd was observed by th<> Dut I) community yesterdav, when a reception was hold at the Consulate (f€ leral for the Netherlands. HE. the Governor fSir Cecil dementi), was present and proposed
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    MOLESTING SHOPKEEPERS.
    10 10 Smion 7 or Act 23 cil 1932 1
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    DRILL CONTEST IN JOHORE.
    469 10 Annual Event At Batu Pahat. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Johore. Aug. 31. -THE third annual G ate drill competition and Ra n s of Ulc M »lay Schools in Johore was ncld th.s aftevnoon oh .he English School Parian-. Batu Pahat. under the patronage of a.
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    EUROPEAN INJURED.
    171 10 Car Crashes Into Bridge And Overturns. A European, stated to be Mr. C. P. Mogensen c'clpe t>om 311 taXi tlr1VCr h3d 3 miracu, °us escape from serious injury last night when their car came to grief on Crawford Bridge. I P1< L a P pears th at they
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    AT THE CINEMAS. "King Of Jazz" At The Alhambra.
    113 10 ti.»n I" in a mo,c c ompl-tc form than ,t appeared locally en its previous screen nigh' SCaSOn at the Alham bra last For light entertainment this products n 6 5?! tyPe and lnclude nianv •ong. which are v*ell-known, the most
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    "Sign Of The Cross" At The Roxy.
    61 10 «J*£ Pa ram:unt Producticn. "The Sian of Z Mci f the current K*2S a en ertalnm ™t of a spectacular wh" L s SiSTS a Chr,stian maide Roman noble; wLe?" £?t a d Marcus spiritual translation Undergoes Nho. PP a and Ch a«->«»
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    59 10 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to write tn «> nm •th'ct, ot miltc X™L K vnJ? tooi UM -MaUva **cessartlp endorse opinions expressed bv rrrrret TZIubS™"? s i!, OVLD Be ,Lri?n> pre,erabl y tvvewntten (double -SJ wJ'L°"h <me ide 0/ the WPer only. ,MI
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    Condition Of Cemeteries.
    129 10 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribunerj (of [h7 imn™ U dUe *.~z sirs T lstz jH t7t= WaJtalT vvh eXa T P e ,he con<lit 'on ot Butit Wakaff Mohamedan Cemetery in Grange Roao IS a disgrace to this country. to Ce s a nd over-grown with ang
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    Tanglin Hospital,K.L.
    140 10 <T the Edltor < 'Malaya Tribune "i CuU'jpd rnncirj *nio rumour h°s caused considerable stir amone thr n-wJi cJass Asiatics. 8 inc m ddleGovernment would errativ ->iio„ by m kmg WUSSnSSSrAt is unthinkable that any such sirn u..ii con template tl. considering that it' was only .'j°the a
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    Shooting Green Pigeon.
    49 10 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.') Sir,—I shall be grateful if anyone ran snlighten me as to whether it is an offence or a resident of to shoot e een pigeons (punai) in the State, during the open se S? Yours, etc., doubtful Johorc Bahru, Aug. 30.
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    HOUSE-SEARCHES.
    111 10 Nel'.ove, Aug. U. In connection with the suspected revolution ary activities in some parts of the and the arrests of young men in Madras ar S Nellore and other places, the police are stiiMn vest gating into the case and have taken e x" tension of remand on 10th
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    FILM ACTOR'S CLAIM.
    289 10 Alleges Verba! Contract Was Hrjkcn. Mr. J. c. Cook, head of an American filmmaking enterprise, is b<ing sued on a mmmn claim in the Civil District Court before Mr H. R. Bull. Mr. Ktnyon-Slade. of Singapore, who is represented by Mr. D. G. Osborne-Jones, emw* $320 damages
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    CHEATING CHARGES.
    152 10 C hinese Woman Allowed Bail In $2,000. A young v. 1 IMreeeed Chinese woman, named C.iiang Ah Suk. appeared befrce the District •fadae. M. h a Ptorrer, yesterday, on a charge 'i Cheating, a furniture dealer of furniture "rrth $430. "'nuiurr The rase fin TllaaU m the Second
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    ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
    114 10 Sweeper Finds Body Of Infant In Basket. Whilst at work at Kampong Saigon oti the morning of Aug. 21 the attention of a Tamil conservancy coolie was drawn by a large bundl 25 investigating, he discovered a dead male Chinese Infant «1L!5" Coroner s in auiry held yesterday
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    EMIGRATION OF JEWS.
    115 10 Nazis Helping Them To Go To Palestine. Reuter. Ber:i:i, Sept 1 That the emigration of Jews to Palestine to to be furthered by decree is published ?n officially described as premature According to the report, the emigrants will Place amounts exceeding one thcusand Pa'e tine pounds-the sum
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    ALLEGED LOCAL RACKETEERS.
    237 10 Boy's Story Of Attempted Extortion. /-JHUNG Say, Teo Eng Choon. and Ho Ki rn W Stng were charged before the Second Mac s irat= (Mr. R. J. F Curtis, yesterday. with ,u--tat to extort $26 from Son Ah Wcng (compnunant). (V UIU Mr. B. H. Chia appeared
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    SALEM MUNICIPALITY.
    371 10 Further Electrification In The Town. Salem, Au*. lj. An ordinary fortnightly meeting of the -lumcipal Council was held th* mominf ao m the -Town Hall, under the presidency Oi Municipal Chairman. Mr T. M. Chimin nnP- at* B J J -J p;,en tne Comm.,--one lM r. R. D.
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    POSSESSION OF BOMBS.
    255 10 Accused Sentenced To Undergo One Year R.I. Madura. Au«. 13. Mr. T R Narasimhamurthi Sabuiuai, \psistant Sessions Judge of Ramnad at Maaum, ie'ivercd judgment yesterday in a case in which me VeiJayya Pnndithan of Dombakulam in Raiapalavam station limits 'Ramnad district) ieod charged by the Rajapalayam police
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    THREE INJURED IN ASSAULT.
    45 10 Two Chinese men and a woman were admitted to the General Hospital last night suffering from injuries which they sustained in an assault. All three victims bore head injuries and were taken away by ambulance. The assault occurred in Holland Road.
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    SEVEN STROKES FOR YOUTH.
    587 10 Carricd I'M,i. K <>KVil f; MM( t v v > \\\,y seven stmi ntt and fined S] 1, default), by the nL we tt as convicted v being in possesgion n],,v Pistol, and five l^ **«HHI< a licence Police Office r. The leant On- b n
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    39 10 The Onam Day celebration with the inauguration of a reading room will be hold to-morrow at 3 p.m. at tin Malsyalee Hindu Samajam. 8. Silat Road. Mr C R ">'' has kindly consented to preside. All Malayalees are cordially invited.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW. TO-DAY'S SHIPPING SEVERE TYPHOON.
    55 11 p rted w.thin 30 miles loos. 127 dig. E-. :iy direction. v j I S IN PORT. Ml tons from Let ong a Iskcs. 5-9. [ran fciamannda 1-9; -Stf* j.g H totn 1-9: l°r Batavia W Iron Malacca 1-9; %t
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    BARBOUR BOARD.
    76 11 Singapore. Sept. L PHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. ajharl (Entrance Oata I>. i Entrance Gate S). mgatn Dock (Entrance Onto f). I Entrance Oate 4). H Sfrcrteak 48. wharf (Entrance Gate 4). c i s enter, Rasa L Becu div iEnuanca Onto 1). KEPPEL HARBOUR. Edith," Vander Lijn. "Pinna,"
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    "DOMESTIC PASSPORTS."
    301 11 French Plan To Catch The Dodgers. Paris, July 25. Thp pmvbion of what may be described as I>-not: Pit-iports" is the latest idea here to ;:ca p- ;.»> to pay their taxes. Without the pi>?por duty stamped, the French citizen ..c >t t> allowed to draw his or
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    SOVIET ATLAS.
    85 11 ro Depict State Of World Economy. Moscow. j A um il haa been appointed by the Soviet r ernmcnt to supervise the edition of a 1 > ge Soviet geographical atlas of the world The atlas will represent in pictures, the ds?m nt of the Unicn of Soviet
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    57 11 From France by the "Porihos." due at Singapore at 5 p.m. on Sunday. Frcm China and Japan by the G.nc Maru" due at Singapore at noon on Moncav. From Holland by the "Sibajak." due »1 Singapore on Tuesday morning. From China and Japan by the "Ca Ctfttt Maru."
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    MALARIA ON HIGHLANDS.
    152 11 Need For Further Control Measures. A GENERAL meeting of the Cameron Kig--lands Society was held at Lub:k Tamang Halting Bungalow cn Aug. 26 a'. 11.30 a.m when Mr. H. Gordon Graham was elected president vice the late Mr. W. Durman. Mr. j was elected vice president in
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    GODAVARI FLOODS.
    129 11 Situation At Narsapur Serious. Narsapur, Aug. 13. The river Godavari is in highest of floods Jor forty years. Yesterday was a day of 22?J£a£ at Narsapur. and the whole town great pft* villages ™Z numlTthe state in Narsapur. SiSTUSS~ »nd people«£ 2 ?h»; nart viz.. Toorpu Kapus, Indian
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    MONEY MARKET
    185 11 SEALING. Singapore. Sept. L'-ndon 4 months' sight 2 4 j* I London 3 months* sight London 60 day?' sight 2 3 Jljw Lor don 30 days' sight 2 J t ndon demard J London T.T. dun Lj ns and Paris demand "jj Hamburg demand New York demand D1
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    PRODUCE.
    180 11 Singapore. Aug. .11H (Siam) W. Coast N 1 per Koyan $124 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $111 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 $100 Rite, B. Siam N. 2 $96 Siam. No. 1 "Sinhway" Sl™ Siam, No. 2 "Sinhway" $!60 Siam. No. 3 "Sinhway" :4T Rice, Saigon
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    PURPOSE OF EDUCATION.
    254 11 Mr. K. S. Ramaswami Sastri's Address. Madras. Aug. If. The inaugural address of the Ramakrishm Vision Secondary School Boys' Union was delivered by Mr. K. S. Ramaswami Sastriar yesterday it the premises of the School in Mambalam. Addressing the boys in Tamil, the lecturer said that they
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    THE KISTNA FLOODS.
    54 11 Tenali. Aug. It, The flood level in the Kistna is 17.2 feet The Stationary Sub-Magistrate, of Tenali. [t uTumTmZ on flood fl duty a villape situated inside the flood bank. The in SaSJS of the village heen asked exacuate the place. The dry crops in the Kistna
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    262 11 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. SEPT. 1. High Tides.—9.35 a.m., 8.05 p.m. S A.F.A. Cup, R.A. v. Wiltrhlre II, Anson Road. Sale of Work, Ladies' Union, St. Andrew s School. 4 p.m. Police Band, Telok Ajet Ayer, 9 p.m. TO-MORROW, SEPT. 2. High
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    AMUSEMENTS
    132 11 ALHAMBRA. —"King of Jazt" with Paul Whitcman. CAPITOL. —"Cavalcade." EMPIRE. —Doug'as Fairbanks in "Around the World in 80 Mimics." GREAT WORLD. —Side shows, CabareV Malay cpera. Chinese wayang. silent and talkie i ir.cmas (Sky theatre "A Night like This Star theatre: "Clearing the Range"). MARLBOROUGH.-Rod La Rocquc in "Beau
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      62 11 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. a Last Yesterday. Nlghi Max. Bright Mta. T» mp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp Station* Deg P. Inches. Hours Deg. F B Kti 0.01 6.8 76 M 005 4.8 74 ami 87 Nil 2.9 73 ran 88 o.oi 5.4 72 ftt 0.01 2.7 75 77 1.01
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      207 11 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. NorJv N.-East and N.-Wcst Sumaiva iTincmoo) 2 p.m. Selat Pandjang, Bcngkahs. Siak. Pakan Barde, Fo:t dc K elt end Paclan;', (Ampang) .< p.m. South-West Suma.ra, South-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dllly (Giang Scngt i m Ceylon, Egypt and Europe (Kclenus) 4 p.m. 'Ceylon. Southern and
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    Local Chinese Champion's Success In Sumatra FINDING DOUGLAS JARDINE'S SUCCESSOR.
    963 12 WILL IT BE VALENTINE? FORMER ENGLAND CAPTAIN PLUMPS FOR A "PRO." The question of finding a successor to D. R Jarcline to lead England when the Australians assail the Ashes next year is just now being freely discussed in cricketing
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    186 12 No Tennis Possible Yesterday. There was no play in the S.C.C. lawn tenn'i tournament yesterday and the day's ties were fixed for playing on Monday. TO-DAY'S TIES. FROFESSION PAIRS. C. V. Miles and P. H. Battishill v. D. H. Kleinman and A. A. A. Pa.erson. "A" CLASS DOUBLES
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    CHINESE v. R.A.F. MATCH.
    36 12 betweenTitiVi Flm Division between the R.A.F. and the S.C.F.A which was to have been played yesterday' J h Anson Road Stadium was oostnoneH 2 6 count of the rain -x>stponed on ac-
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    S.C.C. CRICKET.
    144 12 Etceteras To Meet Merchants. The Etceteras and Merchants having tied with seven poin.s each in the S.C.C. tournament, a play on has been arranged fcr to-morrow and Sunday between these two sid:s. L'.ceteras team: R. N. HantiLcn. H. B. N:on, D. C. Burn jl. Scott Dalgieish. J. E.
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    PERAK TENNIS.
    95 12 Junior Championship Results. The following were the results of the Perak Junior Championship tennis tournament now progress in Ipoh: GIRLS. Miss Diana Jansz beat Miss Maureen Laßroov 6—2, 6—2. Miss Majorie Bartholomeusz beat Miss Isobel Jansz 6—4, B—6. BOYS. Chong Lip ihye beat Ronnie Bartholomeusz 10 —8, 6—2.
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    JOHORE CHINESE BEATEN.
    565 12 Soccer Friendly At Jalan Besar. BEFORE a small crowd, the Singapore PraBesar S achum yesterday. at ,he Jala What was expected to be an interesting came wa* marred by the we- and g B of the field. SUp!X ,y c °ndition The fH ors were rather slow
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    GOLD CUP RACE MEETING.
    286 12 Up-Country Selections. REFILL POPULARLY FANCIED. rpHE Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) professional race meeting commences to morrow and will be continued on the 6th, 9th, 13th and 16th. Selections by "Winning Post" and "The Man at-the Rails" will be given by us in to morrow's
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    BRILLIANT "PATSY" HENDREN.
    278 12 Two Centuries In Match With Kent. London, Aug. 31. KENT beat Middlesex at Lord's to-day by six wickets. Scores. MIDDLESEX: 233 (Hendren 101, Freeman for 58) (Hendren 101 7 io^ ENT j 386 f0r 9 wickets declared (Ames 125) and 32 for 4 wkts. —Reuter. COUNTY CRICKET
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    U.S. WOMEN'S GOLF.
    76 12 Miss Wilson Reaches Semi-Final Hound. Reuter. Highland Park «Illinois), Aug. 31. Miss Enid Wilson, the British champion, reached the semi-final round cr the U.S. women's open golf championship to day. Results of the quarter-finals: Miss Wilson beat Mi?s Glu ting and 1. Miss Hicks beat Miss Robinson
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    S.C.C. SOCCER.
    45 12 S.C.C. Ist XI v. Public Services Ist XI en Monday at the S.C.C: T. G. Lahsmar: J. L. Elmer. F. A. McCaffery; T. Robertson. J. W. Mur.cey. R. N. Walling: L. H. Eastman. S. Kirk, H. E. Orr N Fyfe J. E. King.
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    ENGLISH TURF.
    53 12 Race For The Gimcrack Stakes. London, Aug. 31. The Gimcrack Stakes, value 11,009. for two-year-olds, run at York todiy. resul-ed as follows: 1. MRS. RUSTOM. 2. JUNGLE QUEEN. 3. FLYING COOT. Ten ran. Wen by one and a half lengths, length between second and third. Starting prices, 4—7;
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    LIM BONG SOO RETURNS.
    402 12 EAST COAST TlTlp ANNEXED. Quadruple Crown. Challenge Coming t rtin Sumatra. m T-HEKE is a ilitv year the ltni«fc for J the Malayan taw»*L^^ k of some of Sumatra's Ws,f thetourname.it. WWn This is the opinion vouch., Lim Bong Soo, theMalavan lr„ «'ho returned this Planeius"rromMe„an
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    ENGLISH FOOTBALL.
    26 12 Two Matches Played Yesterdav. Reuter. Londcn. Aug. 31. League matches p'ayed to-day r suited as follows: Brentford 2 Bradfoid Carliile U. 0 Barrow —R'uter.
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    AMOY TEAM IN PENANG.
    733 13 Last Minute Victory. LOCAL CHINESE BEATEN. A HUGE crowd witnessed yesterday's soccer match on the Vie- toria Green between the Amoy XI j and the C.It.C, says Monday's "Straits Echo The crowd enjoyed a rare treat, the game being one of the best and most interesting
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    A PEPPER CHURCH.
    79 13 A church is betas "built" with Horgcsch. on the Hungarian -Yogoslav fronts r. The vi'lage wanted a n-w church baaly. I could have rata* the money euhy for it supplied all Eurcpc with papnka (tho dried and ripened fruit *J*»2E2 but its trade has been badly hit
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    357 13 Only Four Games Left Unplayed. THE following are the positions in the S.A.F.A. League competitions to date: FIRST DIVISION. Goal;. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Malays 15 13 0 2 65 17 28 Chin.se 14 10 2 2 54 17 22 Wilts 1G 10 4 2
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    METHODIST DECISION.
    228 13 Women As Ministers Of The Church. A report dealing with the removal of the sex bar" to women wisning to become Pastor.; was dealt with at the first conference of the reunited Methodist Church which was held at Central Hall, Westminster, on July 14th. The report was adopted
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    ELLORE CASE.
    168 13 Court of ADDeal Orders Re-Trial. Ellore, Aug. 11. Janab Mahomed Ismail Saheb Bahadur. SubDivisional Magistrate, delivered judgment yesterday in the appeal preferred by T. Krishnayya of Nagulapalli village against the conviction and sentence passed upon him by the Second Class Bench Court to pay a fine of Rs.
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    EXPRESS DERAILED.
    24 13 Reuter Wireless. Paris. Aug. 29. The Paris-Royan express was derailed to-day at Saumur. The guc-d was killed and 25 passengers injured—Reuter Wireless.
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    MATCH ENDS IN FIASCO.
    481 13 Referee Stops Play Before End. THERE was a sensational termination to last Saturday's soccer match on the Victoria Green. Penang, when an Amoy XI ard Miss Riboefs unbeaten team met in a fast and exciting game. Such an interesting match to have ended in a fiasco
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    POSTMASTER CHARGED.
    222 13 Accused Committed To Next Session. Calicut, Aug. 13. The Sub-Magistrate. Perm almanr a. ccmBitted to South Malabar Salens on the 11th tetfatnt Bcpila Nair, ex-Postmaster of the Man£ca Branch Pos. Office and Madhavan Nai ex-Teacher cf the Mankada school for SfnW under Section 120 IB) and Section MS
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    FRENCH FRONTIER.
    148 13 Premier Satisfied ,With The Fortresses. Reuter Wireless. Paris, Aug. 29. A dccl? ration to the effect that he was ccirplctely reassured after his first day's inspection of the Eastern frontier was made by the F.emier, M. Daladler, speaking at the village of Sarrc&ue Mines, in Alsacx Lorraine. He
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    THE BLIND AS SCHOLARS.
    741 14 Handicap Overcome. REMARKABLE FEATS OF MEMORY. BLINDNESS, perse, is not a handicap to learning. Indeed, in some respects it might almost be looked on as an aid, according to Mr. W. McG. Eager, Secretary General of the National Institute for the Blind. There have probably been
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    NEW DECLARATION.
    302 14 "Tariff Truce Becomes An Illusion." Paris, v"uly 29. WHE constitution of the Monetary con- federation of the British Empire with its ■use on sterling is taken here as making the 'avision of the world int. three main groups f currencies—those attached to sterling, those attached to the dolPr.
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    TEN-YEAR PLAN FOR INDIA.
    169 14 Hydro-Electric fet Considered^ npBB Oovernn tity board and Pi I development rf Residency. It plans the estakl si n grid from mmk%» m t^tZt of ar *mm\ the south, and r t0 R «wS2 west. m ,he east COan J Mricity. h» I cost of nearly
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      268 14 EMPIRE RADIO TO NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Transmitter, Da ventre, EnglandWavelength*: 35 28 and 31 3 metre* ■Brittth Summer Time: add t hrt. 20 minutet.) i G.M.T. 11.0 a.m. —1.0 pm. Transmissirn on an
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    New Actor On The Way To Stardom. Attractions At The Local Cinemas.
    314 15 probably finish its run next Monday and on Tuesr mM again play co local A Bedtime Story-" r hasn't planned a single done. He's been content to him. That the French a-the wool fatalist is a fact d.dly
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    THIS MATTER OF HOURS!
    531 15 Tallulah Bankhead In Real Life. THE difference between the life Tallulah Bankhead leads as a stac in reality and as the star of "Tinfoil," is chiefly a matwer of hours. As Carol Morgan in "Tinfoil," in which Miss Bankhead co-stars with Robert Montgomery, she spends her
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    "RED MEAT."
    124 15 New Edward G. Robinson Picture. The first First National picture to go before ti c cameras at the beginning of the new production year at the company's Burkank studies will be "Red Meat," starring Edward G. Robinson, currently at the Strand Theatre in ••The Little Giant." The supporting
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    READY TO WORK.
    120 15 Jean Muir, Starts (With First National. Ma fan several Broadway p!ays. be given minor roles in a fsw < r which she will be cast in feat- rote The first bit she will play wld in Joe E. Brown's next starring, First National, in which the mai;'.toothed
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    LYLE TALBOT BORN TO THE STAGE.
    989 15 CAN PLAY ANYTHING. FROM "HEAVY" TO MUSICAL COMEDY SINGER. Quietly, while Edward Ci. Robinson, Joe E. Brown and Clark Gable are on a meteoric course, a major studio is grooming another young actor for stellar roles. His name is Lyle Talbot j m Sometimes
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      596 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. j MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Assessment List, 1934. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with the provisions of Section 60 of Ordinance No. 135 (Municipal) that th? Assessment Lists containing th? annual valuation of and amount of assessment to be levied on all houses, building- and lands, situated
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