Malaya Tribune, 3 September 1936

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIII. No. 208. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 193. FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, Sept. 3, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER S, 1936. FIVE CEXtT
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      109 1 Read The> SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya DOES' ME f/mr <MtS %t' THANKS i f "STAR BRAND" j Switch To Vegetable Margarine !For All Your Cooking j j Absolutely free from adulteration. Star Brand margarine is j a pure vegetable product, highly palatable and nutritious. j The best, purest and
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      138 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MOItMVG TRIBUNE KUM POWDERED MILK PURE j H SAFE j MILK rPffi|] MILK FOR FOR J DRINKING OR fj§|§| GROWING j COOKING. CHILDREN. Obtainable at all Leading Provision Dealers. DISTRIBUTORS: S GETZ BROS. CO. PEERLESS iRASMIC SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PEERLESS ERASjWIC is
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    IS NEW FIND A REMBRANDT?
    369 2 London Experts Will Decide *N old picture, blacken. '*•<• rt catalogued as "The De Gelder," is to be sen examinaPtion by the rSJ* experts. ai Gallery The picture, which bM< MichaelLs Collection in tl 0 n Gallery, is suspected t 0 r V* Hou Rembrandt's
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      510 2 ssMkgkM CHLOROroNT embodies s!l the latest Improvements which Dentists and Doctors have recommended. CHLORODONT is safe, efficient and also reasonable in price. Obtainable everywhere Sole Agents: SCHIFFNER CO., LTD., 1 M. HASSAN 18 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD. SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service
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      509 2 Private lessons and coaching in Eng lish. French, Dutch, and Malay given by Cambridge University graduate (M.A., LL.B.) also translation work in the above languages executed, at moderate charges. Apply 74-4, Bras Basah Road (near St. Joseph Institution). CAMBRIDGE-LONDON TUTORIAL HOME, No. 1, NIVEN ROAD, SINGAPORE. Efficient coaching for Cambridge
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      771 2 f STAMPS WANTED—Used postage stamps any kind any quantity. Wanted agents in every part of Malaya to supply regularly. Send particulars of what you can offer and prices to Advertiser 40, Genting Lane, Singapore. BOOKS DRIVE AWAY YOUR WORRIES! Just read the most famous Chinese Historical Story translated into Romanised-Malay
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      417 2 IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Originating Summons No. 3 of 1934 In the matter of the Estate of TAN SOO SIM, Decease*. LIM GUAT ENG PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE OF Ml that the. share and interest of the ~amed n f^f^^ e freeMaSg under
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      139 2 Tel 37St. BE UP—TO—DATE I HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED AND WELL-DRESSED! CONSULT US FOR A PAIR OF MODERN, SMART AND WELL-FITTED EYE-GLASSES. SIGHT-TESTING FREE. Expert Workmanship Guaranteed NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO, 96. High Street, j SINGAPORE. WANTED KNOWN JUST ARRIVED New stock of ladies' underwear. Cr«p« and satin slips and
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES MORE ATLANTIC PASSENGERS
    585 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES MORE ATLANTIC PASSENGERS Bright Outlook INCREASE OF 20,000 FOR HALF-YEAR improved outlook in inienational trade is indicated by the greater volume of travel between Europe and America during the first six months of 1936. There is nothing sensational abuut the increase, for it was less than 20,000,
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    IMPROVED PROSPECTS FOR BOYS AT SEA
    372 3 Vacancies On Board Training Ship ADDRESSING the 71st annual meeting and prize distribution of the training .ship Indefatigable, held on board the -ship in the Mersey recently, Mr. A. Harold Bibby, the chairman, spoke of the improved prospects for boys wishing to take up
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      424 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA I». O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. lfc-36. »BJ BAR 6,000 Sept. 6 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Sept. 11 SOUDAN 6,500 Sept. 23 CORFU 15,000 Sept. 25 RANCH! 17,000 Oct. 9 B KDWAN 6,070 Oct. 22 CARTHAGE 15,000 Oct. 23 NALDERA 16,000 Nov. 6 SOMALI
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      132 3 M. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, MarseUles Gibraltar. s.s. HAKOZAKI MARU Sept. 3 t ms TERUKUNI MARU Sept. 16 s.s.' HAXUSAN MARU Oct. 1 Rates to Ist Class Smd Class N-ples $497 $540 $317
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      562 3 M. M. LINE (Incorporated in France) (MESSAGERIES MARITIMES) General Agents for Cie GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE Air-FRANCE MAIL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES Homeward for Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles ANGERS 9,900 T. Sept. 4 PRES. DOUMER 11,898 T. Sept. 15 CHENONCEAUX 14,825 T. Sept. 29 EXPLORATEUR GRANDIER 10,267 T. Oct. 2 D'ARTAGNAN
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      540 3 i *c SB 19 m! PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng ERRIA 12-1 12-1 13-1 15-1 LALANDIA 2-2 2-2 3-2 5-2 JUTLANDIA
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      473 3 STEAMER SAILINGS w NORDDEUTSCHEB 1 LLOYD VP (Incorporated In I Germany). The undernoted are the Company 4 intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, MJAAiiMA» NORTH CHINA .JAPAN. Due S'oore na*. "SCHARNHORST" omits North China Sept. 2 "SAALE" omits Manila Sept. 6 "ISAR" omits Penang, Port Swettenham, H'Kong S'hai Sept. 26
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    BRITISH CARS IN AUSTRALIA
    142 4 Demonstration Of Austin At Melbourne JUSTIN cars and light commercial vehicles were prominent at the recent International Motor Show held in Melbourne, Victoria. An outstanding feature of the exhibition was a working assembly track on which Austin parts were put together. Cases of components from England
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    24 4 A slight accident at Euston Station recently delayed the 10.10 a.m. Aberdeen express for nearly half an hour while a fresh engine was obtained.
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    DOUBLED IN 4 YEARS
    69 4 Building Boom In South Africa Johannesburg, Transvaal. The value of new building plans in South Africa has doubled in four years. In the year 1934-35 the value of the plans passed in the principal towns was £13,734,263. During the quarter. December. 1935 to February, 1936, plans
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    "RED" HAMLET
    79 4 To Be Produced By T iko!ai Ekk Moscow. "Hamlet" is to be the subject of a new Soviet talkie. Nikolai Ekk, the director of the first Soviet sound film "The Road to Life will produce it. He has been working on the subject for five years. A special
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    STAMP COLLECTORS' CONGRESS
    153 4 New Issue For Th? Occasion Proposed Brussels,. ANEW series of commemorative stamps Is to be Issued by the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. The series will mark the occasion of the Xlth annual congress of the International Philatelic Federation to be held in Luxembourg during "Stamp Week," Aug.
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    CRUISER AS POSTMAN
    280 4 Mai! For Sunday Island Hermits Auckland. N.Z. The 4.500-ton New Zealand cruiscr, H.M.S. Dunedin. has just paid n special visit to Sunday Island to deliver mail to two men uho are living on Llie Island a* hermits As the ertjl.-er was about o .set out. on her
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    B.A.'s FOR CONVICTS
    119 4 Prize-Giving Day In Prison A Istanbul. A long row of men. murderers brigands, bandits and pickpockets li-ed up m the prison yard of Mugla' Penitentiary. Anatolia, to receive diplomas These convicts, many of them sentenced to long terms of impiisonment had been undergoing their examinaSS s rea
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    MOTOR-MINDED MOUSE
    28 4 Uimbs To Steering Wheel And Causes Crash A bro m n°™„ Saybrook Connecticut. him 'v, Who had hls wif on the steering 22! mouse a PP^ared
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    IN REGULATION MANNER
    55 4 Army Men's Red Tape On Death's Door hl a C nr a vL° n a nea «y-™ raiSt 4. P i^ at room ln his dub. readiect nSSh 11 eneral f Army. SubmSL* Deatn I am this day shooting myself, due to ill-health. Signed etcetera) Major Wilson'was
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    DEATH ON DOMINION ROADS
    269 4 New Zealand's Great Safety Drive Christchurch, New Zealand DETAILS of a new drive to r «dn™ motor accidents to a minimum ann to cope with the increased deusirv f car traffic have just been announced h Mr. R. Sempie, New Zealand MinktJ of Transport. «niK* Chief
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    Good Lord—No!
    69 4 Good Lord —No! Sydiiey. "IF I give you a verdict I shan: expect you to call me 'Ycui Lordship,'" said Mr. May, S.M. a the Small Debts Court, when a defendant addressed him in that mann:r. 'Most people address me a* "Your Worship." even thouuh I should like to be
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    ALASKA'S EVEREST
    141 4 Three-Mile Mountain Conquered By Air Washington jJORTH America'- highest oeuK Mottnt MeKmlry In \vr!l over ll'.np" miles above sea level— lias now t*<fl photographed lor the first 'lmc This ha? beei r;t)orled here '»e Naiionul Geographic Socle;v ov Mr Bradford Woshtourn. leader Society's Mount MeKinley oltiu. e\v> tlon
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    ARRESTED AS SPIES
    98 4 Two Men Found Turkish Naval Bast UtUIDUI Two men have been arrested spies and r he police are makuit sive secret investigations of tin c:tSl s One of the arretted men is stuU* be a Bulgarian named Ivanol »vh<> ed the Turkish-Bulgarian boru»r Kirkler Eli and penetrated
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    KATHARINE HEPBURN
    83 4 Dashed Against Bou f der> \H I r Fall Into Stream Hufly* l Mis* Katharine Hepburn, titi" has narrowly escaped seruits'. -i i: he»*e after falling into a swilily mountain stream. She was driving a <mall cart j ford of the stream during the n li of Poi-trait
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      279 4 ill c efficient than an- ''m lar pr, li] mical. One teaspoonful w>K triv? th. V mWlll/lllllllfl •^..'>!?^ H /fc//// 111 same results as 4 or 5 of anofh,111 (K.Cudron S'ragaport) 4 motoring The illustrations above show L 3 B I POSSIBLE WITH THE two of the many Austin features.
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    From Spain's Inferno To Malaya FILIPINO FLYERS' ADVENTURES
    903 5 NEARLY SHOT IN MADRID COUNTRY WILL TAKE YEARS TO RECOVER 3T-HAND experiences of the bitter Spanish civil war were described to a Tribune representative by two mo flyers who have just returned from an air trip to Phey had narrow escapes in
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    PRETTY WEDDING AT PENANG
    96 5 Mr J. I!. |»svit( And Miss '"J Dorothy Ogle Reporter) Wednesday > WJU solemnised at t-'hmvh in Penanp at ui, r s kn llle contracting BuslJ Devitt, civil en- Tones and RMHcn i h Siii.<a|K>rr Hurbour Rr- Dorothy OKle performed the i! T. M Noyes Lewis.
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    ROBBED EMPLOYER WHILE HE SLEPT
    243 5 Young Chinese To Serve Two Months Singapore, Wednesday. THAT he fell like a cup of coffee: That he did not feel his towkiv's money would be secured in his absence; That he. therefore, took the $190.50 that was in the till for safekeeping. intending to
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    DEATH IN THE SEA BOTTOM
    247 5 Fisherman Entangled In The Nets Singapore. Wednesday. THE danger, to which deep sea fisher- men arc exposed was exemplified in the Coroner's Court to-day, when Mr. 0 Bourne recorded the evidence of t.:e Captain of a large motor-boat in connection with the death of a
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    CHINESE CHARGED
    90 5 VlJejk'eri To Have 'Made False Statements Singapore. Wednesday, Underrating the ofllciency ol polios investigations brought two Chinese, Chua Kim Lciig and Sim Swe-e Huai, oefore Mr. L.B. Gibson, in the Criminal District Court, to-duy on charges of giving Jake information and ol making a false statement. Chu i
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    THANKSGIVING SERVICE
    37 5 The Methodist Tamil Church, Malacca, held its annual thanksgiving service on Aug. 2. The free-wiil offerings of that day amounted to $103.45. The spirit of giving is one of the chief characteristics of this Church.
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    SINGAPORE BANK ROBBERY
    263 5 Postponement In Case Against Moh. Ismail Singapore, Wednesday. WHETHER Mohamed Ismail, the las, »1 arrest, in connection with the theft ct 41.C35 guilders from the Nederlandch I.d sche Handelsbank, will be a co accused with Sim Kirn Joo and t s aki i Mohamed at the Assizes,
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    CYCLING ROUND MALAYA
    100 5 Three Adventurous Singapore Youths INTENDED to be In the nature of "prac--1 tice" for a world tour three Singapore lad.s James DendrofT A. Nonis (Eurasians* and M. Isak I Malay are leaving Singapore on Sept. 10 on a tour of Malaya. Their mute will be Johore Bahru.
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      202 5 BATTERSBY fur felt HATS There and quality in various weights for differ- fl ing climates. ffl J&W'Ji cvi-iM GIVES INSTANT par RELIEF from ml INSECT BlTESx^mv Just dab the affected part /fff \r\ t** with undiluted Scrubbs. Pain and irritation disappear mstantiy because Scrubbs \p 5 neutralises the poison and
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    SILVER A CAMPAIGN ISSUE IN U.S.A.
    414 6 COMMERCE AND TREASURY DISAGREE ON POLICY Washington, Aug. 10. DISAGREEMENTS among Government officials regarding the effects of the Administration's silver policy may result hi the emergence of the silver quesMwi as a eamnaien issue. The oi Commerce reported that the rHver-hnvins po"~r cf the
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    RUBBER STATISTICS FOR AUGUST
    291 6 Monthly Shipments Show Decrease Singapore, Wednesday. rE following rubber statistics have been issued by the Acting RegistrarGeneral of Statistics:— A total of 43,506 tons of sheet, crepe, latex and revertex rubber was shipped from Malaya during the month of August. Of this amount, 26,159 tons were
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    MONETARY PROBLEMS
    164 6 Coloured Currencies Advocated i Melbourne, Aug. 14. TWO currencies of different colours were advocated before the Banking Commission by Mr. A. V. Greenwood, on behalf of the Equation League of Australia. This, he claimed, would solve the nation s monetary problems. One currency was to be purple, and
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    19 6 The Co-operative Wholesale Society has decided to build a new cutlery facat Sheffield on a site of 3.000 square
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    RUBBER AUCTION
    186 6 Prices Realised At Weekly Sale Singapore. Wednesday. rE Singapore chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1.203 rd. auction here to-day at which there W6T& Catalogued »92,723 lb.—tons 398.54 Offered 866.456 lb.—ions 3H6 81 gold *****7 lb.—tons 34i« 19 London—Spot 7 11 16d. New York—Spot 16 3-8 cu.
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    LONDON'S TUBES
    74 6 £49,000,000 Extension Scheme London, Aug. 6. THE London Passenger Transport Board issued orders for work to begin on its £49,000,000 developing scheme as soon as the authorising scheme received Royal approval yesterday. The underground extensions to be carried out during the next five years will particularly benefit passenger
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    NEW £4,500,000 STREET WORKS
    131 6 Hope is coming to the distress area of South Wales. The intention of his directors to erect at Ebbw Vale a modern steel works and strip plant costing £4,500.000 was announced in London recently by Sir William Firth, presiding as chairman and managing director of Richard
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    S.M.R. LOANS REACH Y145,000,000
    67 6 Tokyo. Aug. 12. Bonds floated by the South Manchuria Roilway Co. since February totalled Y. 145,000,000, including Y. 30,000,000 worth of securities issued last month. The interest rate on the new bonds has been fixed at 4.159 per cent., representing a reduction of 0.031 per cent,
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    438 6 L<»M»o\ COMMODITIES London, Sept. 2. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone JmT&: > r Steadier Steady Spot WM* r Buyers 711>16 7 11|16 Sellers 7 3 /4 /4 October Buyers 7 1116 7 Hil6 Sellers 7% 7 13,16 up LIS Oct.lDec. Buyers 7 3 4 7 3 A
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    BRITISH CARS
    272 6 Competition Abroad Left Behind THE United Kingdom motor industry which gives employment to more than 1,250.000 persons, was able in 1935 to record again an increase in production The 1936 edition of "The Motor Industry of Great Britain," published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, Limited,
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    TIN PRICE
    137 6 Too High, Suggests London Reuter. London, Sept. 2. THE present price of tin is possibly too high, suggests the Financial News to-day, pointing out that the price is bolstered up by the growing belief that restriction will be renewed and the realisation that stocks have failed to expand
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    AUSTRALIAN WOOL
    301 6 Freight Rate To Be Cut By 25 Per Cent. Sydney, Aug. 13. THE Australian Producers' Shipping Agency has decided to cut conference rates for the transport of wool from Sydney to London by 25 per cent. Conference charges at the present time are a fraction over Id. a
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    GOLD WAS ORIGINAL CURRENCY OF CHINA
    595 6 LEAGUE EXPERT DISCUSSES PRESENT SITUATION THAT gold was the original currency of China, and not .vlver, was stressed by Dr K. Bloch, an expert of the League of Nations attached to the National Economic Council of the Nanking Government, in an address before members
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    KWANGTUNG FINANCE
    118 6 Loan Of $120,000,00« From Nanking Ca ill Oil THE Executive Yuen N.n.r passed the proposal ot Ui fl Kun<?, the Finance Mmistrt issue of a $120,000,000 loan to tong for the purpose al readiu 11,1:1 finances and reinforcing reserves and notes. The loan will be issued .»n bear
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    43 6 Captain C.F. Mummery untitled been in command of A|F• R Selangor Battalion of the M.o ing the current training seas leave at the end of this week V. J. H. Brunt, who has ju from leave, takes over the coi A F Company.
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    15 6 Dr. J.w. Winchester, untitled Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, ana Chester are proceeding on i< week. A
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    79 7 financial '-l Thlil'««lav morning. l> ct.-;, down cl. nc ()ulet. 7 ll l6,!., ilnchun^ed. l > >':>.uclv. IN ltl down 1 il ,ni>; morn- ll:«n> un'oun» ..i' h«i»'ne»;.. > 's-' ,>'?!,- position.-;. <«» >"> a very l !l,..?K., l.l«s. vith '<> "ljlii lh»»:,- ee. their price». 267',
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    EXCHANGE
    129 7 SELLING Singapore. Sept. 3 Tr. a,4 1,1« U'nuufl dci;;aiid 2(4 l t l6 usumiu niontha' eight 2i4Vk Ijfviv 892 ...intRU/ tfymaod 140 V V"*K. 58% .Jo ii_ a» .liixua 38% iiTtJ/» ticl gg '*»m#nd 85^; 1: 1 uixiy and Rangoon ::i:r| 154% i r lorn ho demand 154'» •.•m.itifi
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    A TORPEDO-PROOF BATTLESHIP?
    113 7 v j-nt.»r Seeks £200,000 !M iralty Award A nilnniT (Nova Scotia. > l --"0 uoo ts being sought ol Captain Will s. Nova Scotian master ?}f lrjv invented Hi r f"i!i]eship. fr, r England shortly to •>l,». 11 money r,le war. lie said "ere. the British in
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    17 7 untitled the Belgian Minister of jounced that 39 aliens Belgium on account r '"r during the recent
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1234 7 »*uea ou fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and ktock Brokers MININC rgfngm > Singapore, Sept. 3, 10 a.m. —Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt 4 An, M Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt 4- Ampat Tin 4 6 5 4 4»! im~ *v Buyers Sellers
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    NEW FACTORIES FOR AUSTRALIA
    228 7 Fremantle, Aug. 19. MR. Latham Withall, the newly-ap-pointed secretary of the Associated Chambers of Manufactures in Australia, who arrived at Fremantle by the Orford, on the wav to Sydney, said that arrangements" had been made for an important group of Lancashire cotton and textile manufacturers to
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    86 7 London Roiit 9 I Parw 76 29 64. New York 5.03 5 111. Montr?nl 5.03V Brussels Geneva 15.44 V 2 7 Amsterdam 7.41. Milan 03 15 16. Berlin 12.51, Btorkholm Copenhagen 22.39 Oslo 1f1.90. Lisbon 110 la. Vienna 263,4. Prague 12*Tn. I 222 oepi, c. Athens 530 sellers.
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      88 7 j THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In the S.S.) 31-A, Chulia Street, (Bonham Building) Singapore. Authorised Capital $4 noo 000 Issued. Subscribed and wwmwo Paid p $1,000,000 Telegraphic Address: TYEHUABANK Telephone Nos:— 5182. 5183, 5184, 5185 5186 Bo*"* of Directors:— K5 Kbeng hia ng. Esq., Chairman, Khoo Beng Cheang,
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      698 7 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. A „f*, 4, D>Alme ida Street. Authorised and Suoscribed Paid^S 1 rinif £2.000,000 raia-up Capital ci nnn Reserve Fund i affiSK HLAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay Calcutta. Colombo. Karachi b££?Vi An i ara Ba^hdad Bahrein' r -pi uk Mosul and Singapoic. CT F RENT ACCOUNTS opened
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping
    41 8 VESSELS IN PORT Anshun; British; 1.869 tons from Amoy 2.9 f Penang 4.9 Dukat; Norwegian: 761 tons; from Bangkok 2.9 to Bangkok 3.9 Batavia: Netherlands: 684 tons from Singkawang 2.9 to Borneo 5.9
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    THE HARBOUR
    96 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Sept. 3. East Whari (Entrance Gate 1) Van Heutsz 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) \okiwa Maru 18: Siulhana 14. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Mito Maru 30; Karapara 32; Teiresias 34- Laganbank 36; Pangkor 38. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    68 8 Mails expected from China and Japan by the Sifdhana, due at Singapore, today. Mails expected from Europe etc. (Londont by Air (Imperial), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 8.30 p.m. to morrow and general delivery of letters 3.30 a.m. on Saturday. Mails expected from Europe (London mails)
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    12 8 Mr. F.B. Pratt has taken over the management of Bristol Estate, Kuang.
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    16 8 Mr. and Mrs. R. untitled of Ipoh, have returned after a short holiday at Cameron Highlands.
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    76 8 Australia New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 7 p.m. todaMedan. Jask, Bushire, Amsterdam and London. Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. Sept. 5. Hongkong. Canton. Shanghai. Kobe and Manila via Penang: Imperial closing 7 p.m. Sept. 5. Penang. Siam. Burma. India, Iraq. Palestine. Egypt, E. and S.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    21 8 The Air mail (Imperial) despatched from Singapore on Aug. 23 was delivered in London on Sept. 2 (10 days).
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    AMUSEMENTS
    130 8 ALHAMBRA.— The Speed Reporter" and 'She Gets H:r Man" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL.—"The Country Doctor"— 6.15 anu 9.15 p.m. PAVILION.— The White Angel" G. 15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH.—'Karma" Hindustani 6.15 and 9.15 pm. EMPIRE—"The Mystery Trooper" (conclud. chaps. I and "The Trail Beyond." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-shows.
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    MAXIM GORKY
    171 8 I\cw Manuscripts Found Moscow. SEVERAL important hitherto unpublished manuscripts have been found among papers left by Maxim Gorky, the lamous Russian author, who died on June 18 at the age of 68. They include the 700-page manuscript of the fourth volume of his last novel, "khm samguin." Gorky
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    19 8 Mr. P. B. Bell, principal, Anglo Chinese School. Ipoh, and Mrs. Bell are due back from Brastagi this week.
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    18 8 Mr. A.J. kelman is expected back from shortly. He is travelling by air from Amsterdam about Sept. 5.
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    SELANGOR CLUB CRASH
    429 8 K.L. MOTION Tamtary 8oar<! Anc! Lwloin? inzpecwr must be sought outside the Board's control. I trust that I have said enough to enable the Board to say "in our opinion the Building Inspector is the officer ap- wa«l »n ech«. nl <^ Club traeedv > "> N«2r<,
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      250 8 Postal Intelligence 4—. ~> SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE j TO-DAY America (North), except Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. 1 Karapara I 3 p.m. 'Europe, Greai Britain and Europe generally (Karapara* 3 p.m. India, East, North and West (Karapara* 3 p.m. Ad en (Karapara» 3 p.m. Burma (Karapara t 3
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      163 8 Diary of the Day WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. SEPT. 3 High Tides:—ll.44 a.m., 9 ft., 3 rns., 11 54 p.m., 10 ft., 6 rns. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I, Police v. M.F.A., Anson Road Stadium; Div. II Govt Monopolies v. R.A. LT, S.C.C. Tennis: S.C.C, S.R.C.
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    WANDERINGS IN CHINA AND TIBET
    1247 9 ROTARIAN IN UNEXPLORED COUNTR V Singapore, Wednesday. MX. G. Roubin, Construction Works Superintendent of the firm of (;< tz Brothers, described some very interesting: experiences which he underwent in Szechuen and Tibet, that little-known country in the lit ut of Asia, at to-day's luncheon meeting
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    5s. NOTES
    103 9 Proposal To Issue Thorn In Australia Canberra, Federal Capital Territory. Tlie Federal Treasurer (Mr. Casey) will place before the Cabinet a proposal for the is*ue of five-shilling notes. Mr Casey said that he con.-.iTlered th:it inconvenience was beinß caused to the public by the lade of a monetary
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    22 9 Mr B. J Turner is the new Master of the Joiner* Company, Mr. A. N. Dove and Mr A c nm s
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    SMUGGLING CASE
    165 9 Three Men Arrested At Pintu Besi Singapore, Thursday. AIM innocent-looking sampan with three J» occupants and two coal baskets beached at Pintu Besi (near Telok Ayer Basin* about 11 a.m. yesteraay. The occupants were what they looked —coal coolies—but, when two revenue officers examined their craft, it transpired
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    UNFORGIVING HUSBAND
    35 9 Left Wife Is. To Drown Herself Sydney, N.S.W. Aug. 21. A direction that his executors pay to \lroVJ V the m of one shilling tram fare to some place to drown herself" wa*
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    24 9 Reuter. London, Sept, 1. ngned a content with a theatrical' SEE? t0 appe r either in ProfeSSS 1 lunnmg or on the stage. -Reuter.
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    21 9 John Wildash, the 27-year-old master Thame/or 18 Victa «WS J-names off Stepeney and disappeared His home is at Flood Une. Vy^rlhaS;
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    RUMANIAN CRISIS
    125 10 Oversea Officials All Resigning Reuter Wireless. Paris, Sept. 1. THE mass resignation of Rumanian mlmsteia m foreign capitals, follow Ing the dropping of M. Tituleacu trom Jie Cabinet, is reported by the Bucnarest correspondent of Petit Parisien. The paper suggests that this development seriously complicates the o! he
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    MALAY FOR MEMS
    68 10 A new course of ten lessons in "Beginning Malay for Mems" will start at the Y.W.C.A Singapore, on Friday morning. Sept. 11, at 9.30. The class will meet once a week. An excellent Malay teacher will instruct the class. If there are any who have taken this
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    MURDER OF GIRL
    124 11 Rubber Tapper Charged With Crime (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sept. 2. HoT h »fJ ase as men tioned again yesterday before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya (Second Magistrate, Johore Bahru) in viSS** Tamil rubber ta PP er named Vellathan, employed on Kota Estate, iiram in
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    BRITISH TRAFFIC CENSUS
    116 11 Increase In Every Type Of Vehicle London, Sept. 2. The results of the traffic census on second class roads in the middle of August, issued to-night, show that in comparison with 1931, when a similar census was last taken, there has been an increase in the number
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    NEW SHIPPING CONTRACT
    61 11 Signed Between New Zealand And British Companies London, Sept. 2. The New Zealand Government has entered into a three years contract with four British shipping companies for the carriage of New Zealand meat, butter, cheese and other dairy produce and wool and fruit to British markets. The
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    LORRY DRIVER GAOLED
    299 11 Killed Man DIDN'T STOP AFTER THE ACCIDENT Singapore, Wednesday. nOESN'T it strike you as a contemptible ■f thing to do to drive on after knocking a man down when by stopping you might have saved his life?" Tnis question addressed by Mr. L. B. Gibson, In the
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    THE WHALING WAR
    136 11 Britain Considering New Proposals British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 2. DEFORE the British Government took the step, announced last night, of withdrawal of the regulation imposing a close season on British whaling ships, they waited to receive proposals for a settlement of the whaling dispute, which the
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    56 11 216 Attended Last Month There were 216 calls made on the Municinal ambulance service during August. 32 of these being for cases outside municipal limits. The cases are classified as follows. Motor-car accidents 32; motor-lorry accidents 16; motor-bus accidents 6; troi-lev-car accidents 6; cases of collapse 16; bing
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      550 11 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and vided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping ft up-io-date and complete. Happening 4 of general interest will still be included in the "Dairy of Events." The "Club Diary" can cover meetings, entertainments, night-visits and such functions and sporting engagements
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    IS IT BLUFF?
    858 12 pRIOR to leaving Fencing for London last week, further to discuss with the International Tin Committee Siam's demand for an increased tin quota, Mr. Barry B. Connell, Adviser to the Siamese Government on Mines and Lands, is reported to have said: "We want our case to be
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    REFORM OF THE LEAGUE
    136 12 New Zealand Presents Complete Plan Reuter Wireless Geneva, Sept. L DROPOSALS for the creation of an international force for the purpose of supporting the League Covenant or the allocation to the League of a definite proportion of the armed forces of its members is contained in
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    GERMANY & MANCHUKUO
    54 12 GERMANY MANCHUKUO Reuter. Berlin, Sept. 2. A German permanent trade commission to Manchukuo is being appointed shortly. Mr. Kato, the Manchukuo Trade Commissioner in Germany, hjs just returned from Koenigsbeiv? where Manchukuo for the first time participated in a foreign fair. Mr. Kato told Reuter that the German demand for
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    THE SOCIAL EVIL IN MALAYA
    249 12 RESULTS OF THE SYSTEM OF "TOLERATION IN the course of a leading article on "The Social Evil*' last week, the Malaya Tribune stated: "Th* whole question tetm> with difficulties and it would be a wise man who would express a definite Opinion cm way or
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    False Seeurity
    106 12 V^l< 1 submit, will nut he dimmixhed. and it will not he Kez t sei/i d u.-. at »nl. ln «ny town, und. .no>t > t all. in l,:g seupo, l.>. li»ve >"»lv. lliere "i, >!» niund" thul lt ll l er be rec>gnised aim' supervised f>y ll'-
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    Segregation
    80 12 -lPllK uij/nnn i.l .>- > ot ba> m> i< e.onnm.'nd i'. Un, e, m lvn.il.i and dl. >, tion at all, X<> <»'"' «l.reot> in t" «.ootail, l.u' i.! > > vil should lie lleld in > > > i pei police patr»,!. The l?re:.'< l .,!i.>n,, «oleration" tliul
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    The Vicious Circle
    80 12 I><il.l< l'' l <».nt stuntly l evid lli callon> .»!l,l comn,'l! vice x,, it 1,< > tbat tr» hee«l>e u >" vn-tlially l" .-'»!< 'Nee l! l «,on with alal < > disease, lt may < once vice is "t..I< > human vultures descend on tln- hut
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    Topics Of The Day
    405 12 By "Looker On" American financier says there will be no war in Europe because no on^ wants war. But for that matter no one wants Singapore foot. "At a recent cat show in London mosr of the winners were women," says a writer. And all the
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    SPANISH REBELS' VICTORY ON NORTHERN COAST FALL OF IRUN IMMINENT
    1197 13 DEADLY FIRE "Hour Of Victory Approaches" Reuter. Biriatou, Sept. 2. THE capture of irun (on the northern coast near the French frontier and commanding the fiontki passes) by the insurgents is regarded as imminent as I ions-quence of the occupation
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    MARTIAL LAW IN PALESTINE?
    208 13 Former Administrator's Proposal Reuter. London. Sept. 2. "COMETHING must be donr at once if c situation In Palestine is not to get beyond control and British honour and prestige receive a further setback says Baron Lugard. former famous Sri a s strator in ietter to As
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    40,000 PING PONG BALLS
    222 13 On Atlantic Flight U.S. AIRMEN TAKE OFF Reuter. New York, Sept. 2. jpORTY thousand ping-pong balls crammed into the wings for emergency buoyancy purposes, is one of the several safety devices fittei to a machine piloted by Mr. Harry R'chman and Dick Merrill, who took Ufl
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    ANTI-JAPANESE FEELING
    122 13 Intensified In Yangtst Valley Sin Chew Jit Poh. Akti i Shanghai, Sept. 3. NTi-j apanese tmmmg is intensify mg along the Yangtse valley. On all sides it is urged that the Government should take a strong stand against pressure which is being revived on the pretext of the
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    NEW HUNGARIAN WAR MINISTER
    49 13 General Goemboes Resigns Post Reuter. Budapest, Sept. 3. /JENERAL Julius Goemboes has resignPrime Minister, and is leaving here toSum" CUre at a G pointed to succeed him P It is believed that Gen. Goemboes will also shortly resign the on account of continued ill-health -Reutei"
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    OEI KHEE ASSOCIATION
    67 13 Members of the 'Thong Yew" OKA aw reminded of the "Twa-loh-koiV 1 mus c practices which are being held Rt the association's premises every Fiiaay under the instructor, Mr. Chia Jin Liang, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m Thos h ?l e J^ s^ ned their t
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    MR. EDEN CONTRACTS CHICKEN POX
    237 13 But Hopes To Go To Geneva British Official Wireless. London, Sept. 2. IT is learned that Mr. Anthony Eaen is raffenng from chicken pox, whiciwJl necessitate his remaining away Th?-SS i°?" eign mcc for a short time me a .tack is not serious and he
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    BISHOP GOWDY
    227 13 Guest Of Honour In Singapore Singapore, Wednesday. a reception given by his former students, at the house of Dr. Chan Su Lan, the Rev. Bishop J. Gowdy was the guest of honour. Amongst SS patent were; Dr. Chan Su Lan and his wife, Dr. Yuen Sio Chong Mr
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    THEFT OF BRASS
    189 13 From Singapore Harbour Board Singapore, Thursday. i SEQUEL to the conviction of a Tamil, «1 Kaliamuttu, yesterday on a charge of theft of brass from the Singapore Harbour Board foundry was heard before Mr. L. B. Gibson, in the criminal district court, this mm.ing. A youngster still
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    ANGLO-TURKISH AGREEMENT
    49 13 London, Sept. 2. Fo lowing negotiations which have been Place for tne last four weeks tn London, a new trade and clearing agreement b3tween the United K'ngdom and Turkey was signed at the Foreign Office this aft-rnoon to replace the trade and payments agreement signed at Aneora
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    JAPAN MAKES NAVAL MOVE
    195 13 Keeps Submarines TONNAGE IN EXCESS OF TREATY London, Sept. 2. NOTE was received at the Foreign Office to-day from the Japanese Embassy in London containing the Japanese Government's reply to the note of the British Government sent on July 15, in which Great Britain announced its
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    CHINA'S DEFENCES
    73 13 General Feng On Tour Of Inspection Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Sept. 3. General Feng Yu Hsiang. the vicerns£?i an of the Central Military Council is on a tour of inspection of Sil ldefe nce s in the provinces of Snensl, Kansu. Shantung, Hopei and C harhar, preparatory
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    NO ATTACK ON KWANGSI ATTEMPT ON RECORD
    277 13 CHIANG'S VIEW Peaceful Settlement Certain Sin Chew Jit Poh. pirn »u-,v- Hongkong. Sept. 3. y AKIJSG at the memorial service held at his headquarters in Canton yesterday, Marshal Chiang Kai Shek stated that his visit was to inspect affairs at the cradle of
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    54 13 British Official Wireless. London. Sept 2 Experimental flights are to take place this month in an aeroplane bu'it lomen altitude flying research at one or Britain's largest aircraft factories L :s hoped to break the present aeroplane height record of 48 670 feet set uo recently by the French pilot.
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      175 13 NEVER HEARD OF FRICTION IN A REFRIGERATOR You can actually hear the friction in many refrigerators. That whirring, and occasional minor din, is the result of many moving parts moving day and night, at a rate which spells replacement after a year or so. Compare this with the silence of
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    Arrest Seven Years After Murder SINGAPORE CRIME RECALLED
    168 14 3RUTAL ATTACK Man Brought Iroir. India HiT.*a Thursday. *le*j>. »m use in Robinson *J»f d oiiUi<l«* -i hwU *L' un lH a dealt him when a man I forehead a trt inenilnus Mow st ream EM.^~»£» u ,i, Uir immU «W,..a« 1"
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    SEVEN STITCHES IN BOY'S HEART
    269 14 Operation Hailed As A Miracle Cornwall, Ontario. T HE skill 0* a I seven stitches m the heart o an 11 year-old boy is hailed as a "miracie in TOe*R, Willed Masse, was playing in the streets of a nearby township called Alexandria. tVI In
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    COOK ACQUITTED
    75 14 Self-Dcfencc Plea In Stabbing Case (From Our Own Correspondent) MaiACun Sept 2 Ramttauny, an lodiiin c«k>Tc employed »11 the dressers' quarters ul ihe Clsriflral Hospital, Malacca, who stood charged with eausiJU! tfvlevoos hurt, to GheHlan .j relative of une of ihe drosses. wo# i-T-d.ty pcr|U»tt-d and dlß< harffCd
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    NEW CUNARD WHITE STAR LINER
    283 14 Keel Expected To Be Laid In November PRELIMINARY work in preparation for the commencement or the new Cunard White Star liner No. 552 is now in progress in the Clydebank shipyard of Messrs Jonn Brown ana" Co., Ltd., and it is expected that the keel
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    ORDEAL IN ARABIA
    213 14 "Horsa" Passengers Tell Their Story Reuter Wireless. i Karachi, Sept. L DASSENGERS on the Imperial Airways P liner Horsa who landed here o-da after their forced landing on the edge I *ie Arnhian desert told a dramatic They looked worn n Thev g sa a id d
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    MOTHER AND SON
    211 14 Guilty Plea To False Evidence Charge < Singapore, Wednesday. -.11 AN attempt to expedite the receipt ot a lp?-acv under the terms of the will of Nk Chuan Hee ended in one of his widows tSim Kirn Keow) and one of his sons (Ng Ah Aht appearing
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    GENERAL CHEN IN SINGAPORE
    670 14 INTERVIEWED THROUGH A SECRETARY Singapore, Thursday. TN a luxurious cabin of the Italian liner Conte Verde, which berthed 1 alongside the Tanjong Pagar wharves this morning, lay General Chen Chi Tang, until recently the most powerful man in South China, declining to see all reporters and
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    MIDDS. PRIVATE IN COURT
    93 14 Three More Soldiers May Be Arrested Smqaporc. Thursday. pliv&tr James Hulton of the Middlesex Regiment appeared before Mr jr. Biddulph, the Second Magistrate this morning, on charges of robbing one Salleh bin Mohamed Tahar of $130 in Alexandra Road at 12 .30 a m on Aug
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    INDIAN BUSINESS MAGNATES
    226 14 Guests At Tea-Party In Singapore Singapore, Wednesday. T WO Indian business magnates conr netted with 5« U Harid£ hv, o Fast Nfr Lallu Hamarji tiariaab fd BP. Parckh, were the guests hououi at a tea party given by gf. H S. Mconshi, at the G. H. Cate
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    PEACE RIVER
    380 14 Wants To Secede From Canadian Province Ottawa. rpHE famous Peace River district of 1 Northern Alberta Is in "revolt and wants to secede from the province md deal direct with the Dominion govern vis^TLreet appeal to the Mvy Cgu» oil to have the area, both in Aioer.a and
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    JOHORE COLLISION
    151 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sept 2. Lee Yam Mong, the driver of the lorry implicated in the accident which occurred at the 4th mile Scudai Road at about 9 a.m. on Aug. 22, when the lorry and two cars came into collision, appeared again yesterday before
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    ARMED ROBBERY IN PENANG
    367 14 $150,000 LOST Gang Make Good Their Escape (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Wednesday. ONE of the most daring sang robberies ever reported in Malaya occurred in Penang this Burning at nine o'clock when a party oi eight men, of whom three wtre armed with revolvers, foiced
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    THREE ARRESTS
    79 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Sept. 2. THREE Chinese, alleged to hare been concerned in the daylight robbery of a pawn shop in Penang Road, Penang, between 9 and 10 this morning, were arrested at the Parit Buntar customs gate this afternoon. Over $30,000 in currency notes are
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    GOVERNMENT OF TIBET
    59 14 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking. Sept. 3 It is reported that the Tibetans are opposed to the Panchen Lama towns over the reigns of Government in no--As the result of a compromise*"" Nanking, he is allowed to do reli*wu_ work in the country but the Govern ment
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    Governor's Return To Malaya DUE IN SINGAPORE TO-MORROW
    371 15 ON SEA BELLE {lis New Education Policy tl <rt\ Cur Own Reporter J Petiang, Sept. 3, 1 nc: ivxlrcmely fit Sir Shenion L .r..ts in Penanjj by the ,i, .it it bo 111 four o'clock and I.'l mediately motored to Vn'iitiM f'«r
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    AIR MAILS
    132 15 Imperial Planes Due ToMorrow And Saturday Singapore, Thursday. WING to the lancing of the Imperial Airways Ln.r Horsa tac dthv.ry of the marl from Europe which normally would have been aue last .Sunday has b en delayed. It will be r-mtmb.red that the landed in tne des.n sou.hoi
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    MR. WALTER KEYT
    100 15 Motor Accident Victim Leaves Hospital Our Johore correspondent writes that Mr. Walter Keyt, who was the victim cf a motor accident when his car was In collision with a motor lorry at the 4th mile, Scudai Road, on Aug. 17, has left the General Hospital. Johore Bahru,
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    SCHARNHORST ARRIVES
    172 15 German Professors For China Singapore. Wednesday. WITH the band playing a lively tune, TT the Norddetitscher Lloyd liner Scharnhorst came alongside the Singapore Harbour Wharves shortly before noon to-day with a large complement of passengers for Singapore and the Far East. Among the prominent passengers is Prof. Eugen
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    DINNER TO LOCAL R.A.F.
    391 15 By Visiting Airmen FRIENDSHIP WITH CHINESE Singapore, Thursday. AIR Commodore Sydney Smith, Mrs. and Miss Smith and offkers nf the Royal Air Force and their wives were entertained to dinner last night by the members of the Chinese Air Force who are at present paying the
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    DOUBLE FEATURE AT THE ALHAMBRA
    218 15 Zasu Pitts Amuses: Thrills With Talmadge AT THE CINEMAS Singapore, Thursday MO one had any cause to complain at W the bill ol fare provided at the Alhambra Theatre last night when an excellent double feature programme was screened to good houses at all shows.
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    JAPAN AND RUSSIA
    61 15 Possibility Of Amicable Negotiations Shanghai. Sopt 3 I is 1 arnt in diplomatic circles »ha' there b more possbl Ity of a Kus>k<Japanese rapproachsment now in view or Japanese apprehension of rapid Russia, firmaments in Siber'n. The Japonese troops in Manchuria ure estimated to b? 100.000. wh
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    Huge Crowd Satisfied By Excellent Boxing SIAMESE OUTPOINTS NEGRO AGAIN
    1230 16 A THRILLING SCRAP YOUNG GAUDER TAKES ANOTHER STEP UP (BY "SOLAR PLEXUS") Singapore, 1 hurray. FIGHT fans are indeed hard to please, but not one amongst the crowd that thronged the New World Arena last night can tmthfnJh he went
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    THE ST. LEGER
    46 16 Reuter. London, Sept I THE following are the acceptors "for St. Leeer to be run at Doneaster on Sent. 9. Rhodes Scholar. Plaster Ca*i Jubie. Fox His Grace. St Magnus, Pizarro. Magnet. Raeburn Mahmcud, Columcilie. Haiilfrvn Esquemeling, Thankerton. Fearless Fox. Precipitation and Boswcl!.Reuter.
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    TENNIS IN JOHORE
    194 16 Open Singles Final (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sept. 2. P\ the final of the Men's Singles in the Southern Section of 'the Johore Lawn Tennis Association's Championships being played on the Courts of the Civil Service Club, Johore Bahru. Goh Teik Chow met Wong Thian
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    S'PORE BADMINTON
    173 16 Championship Ties For The Week-End rpHE following ties in the Singapore a Badminton Championships have been arranged for the week-end-Saturday at 2.30 p.m. Men's Open Singles Championship of Singapore: Lim Hee Chin (Gleeful) v We e Eng Siang (August). A.Sujak (P.S.C.) v. Wong Peng Soon (Mayflower); Leow Kirn
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    55 16 The following will represent tn* Junior Department' against the Senioi Department on Wednesday, Sept. 9, at Anson Road:—J. Ferguson, G. Newmat., E. C. M. Hope, V. C. Armstrong, B. If. Barker, Ong Swee Keng, Suratta, X Leembruggen, M. W. Armstrong, B. S Varma, M. T. Hope. Reserves: Tan
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE WIN 5—2
    94 16 Irish League Beaten At Soccer Reuter. Glasgow, Sept. 2. FE Scottish League beat the Irish League by 5 goals to 2 before si crowd of 25.000 to-day. The Scottish forwards showed jielightful combination and overran the Irish defence at first but were inclined to be over
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    P.O.C. WEEK END MATCHES
    90 16 The following players from the Pos Office Club will play a friendly gam of soccer on Friday against the Bau Shoe Sports Club at the Post Office Club's ground:—Said, Ahmad Kassini, Ban Teck (Capt.), Jumat, A. Rahhn, Kass, Mat Noor, Taib, Ibrahim, Madon Kai Chew. Reserves:—Paul
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    Final Gallons At Bukit Timah
    852 16 Some Excellent Work-Outs (BY VIGILANT") Singapore, Thursday. MOST of the candidates for the Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) Meeting took part in the final workouts at Bukit Timah this morning when some splendid gallops were witnessed by a large number of spectators. The going
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    HOME SOCCER
    140 16 Results Of Mid-Week League Games Reuter. London, Sept. 2. THE following matches in the English Football League were played to-day: FIRST DIVISION Chelsea 3, Grimsby T. 2. Everton 3, Sheffield W. 1. Huddersfleld T. 3. Manchester U. 1. Manchester C. 4, Leeds U. 0. Portsmouth 6, Liverpool 2.
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    THE SINGAPORE RACES
    70 16 Special "Sunday Tribune" Reports THE following are the times at which 1 the Sunday Tribune'will be available next Sunday complete with special reports of Saturday's racing in Sineapore: SINGAPORE: SATURDAY NIGHT EDITION 7 P.M. SINGAPORE: SUNDAY MORNING EDITION 5 A.M. KUALA LUMPUR: 6 A.M. FRASER'S HILL: 9.30
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    Chinese Make Sure Of Third Place DRAWN GAME WITH GUNNERS
    725 17 THREE MATCHES LEFT IN FIRST DIVISION ng spore, Thursday. point from the Gunners l ¥ta ening in their final first division, the th mselves of third in the final n now remain only P u ps to complete the for
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    INDIAN F.A. LEAGUE
    246 17 *"Vl n s Trounced Ry fi~ 0 112 «oud round of th? mi Football Lcagis.* I Tuesday, the F':ir*v .scored un over the Muslim 1 k «vuiis to nil. 'io 'Brotherhood" unselfishly—and .c! nul i-J Mar:i centre was out 1 ill. rvi ,i .prirkUnu and were more
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    JOHORE RIFLE CLUB
    61 17 Score For August 1936: Nctl And Handicap Cups The following are the Johore HitL Club's scores for August: NETT CUP. —R. S. M. FH. Carpenter. RE. s= 00. Ist. Khar Singh, Sgt. 272 (Johore Police* 88. 2nd. HANDICAP CUP.—Abdullah Cpi. 701 (Johore Police) 77 1-22.036=99.036 Ist. Mohamed
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    T.T.S. HOSPITAL CLUB
    94 17 The annual general meeting of the Tan Tock Seng Hospital Recreation Club was he at the Lecture Hall on Friday, Aug. 28. The following office-bearers we c elected:—President Ex-Officio, Dr. W. C. E. Diamond; Vice-President. Mr. F Lazaroo; Honorary Secretary. Mr. Wong Yin Fon; Asst. Honorary Secretary,
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    58 17 The following have been selected to nlay for the Sepoy Lines XI in a return friendly soccer match against the Middlesex Regiment, "B" Company, sui Platoon, on the Singapore Harbout Board ground to-day: A. Samad: Hassan. A. Hamid; Masroh, Ali, Sulaiman M. Hamid. A. B. Jack, Arthur. Mc\
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    Americans Lead In Walker Cup Golf
    383 17 2 Matches Up In Foursomes Reuter. Pine Valley, Sept. 2. A iMERICA registered early success in the Walker Cup competition which began to-day, by winning the foursome by two matches to nil. Two matches were halved—Peters and Morton Dykes halving their match against Yates
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    SOCIAL ATHLETIC PARTY
    102 17 The following will represent the Social Athletic Party 2nd XI. in a friendly football match against the Yock Eng School Old Boys Ist XI. on Sunday. Sept. 6. at the S.C.F.A. ground (Beach Road) at 5.10 p.m Sim Ah Pang. Yeow Cheng Hoe, Hua Joo Hong; Chan
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    OLYMPIC GAMES REVENUE
    285 17 1.0.-s Likely TAKINGS BELOW OUTLAY Berlin. J*HE first official profit and I ss account of the Olympic games, show: that receipts from the saics of tickets slightly exceeded running expenses, leaving the huge camtal outlay and other State expenditure with no offset except the indirect receipts from
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS
    348 18 S.C.C, S.R.C. V.M.C.A. Tourneys Singapore Thursday. THE following are tne results of ties played off i n the S.C.C. Autvmn Tennis Tournament yesterday: "A" CLASS SINGLES J. G. Macpherson—ls.l W.O B E Ablitt +3. O. Fuller—ls beat O. W. Gilmour —4 6—2; 6—3. D. A. Johnson 4-3 beat
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    I.T.T. RACE
    55 18 London, Sept. 2. The thirty-six entries for the International Tourist Trophy race at the Ards circuit, near Belfast, on Saturday, include the French, German and Italian teams. Six women will take part in the race five, however, as reserves only. It is the first time women have competed
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    S.C.R.C. Win Opening Game
    579 18 Khalsa Beaten At Hockey Singapore, Thursday. THE honour of opening the men's hockey reason in Singapore has fallen to the S.CJtC. i'csterdav evening they tntertaincd a represnitativc team ft cm the S.ngapore Khalsa Association at Hons Lim Green and emerged winners bv three goals to one.
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    KING EDWARD'S HOLIDAY
    27 18 "NahlirT On The Way To The Dardanelles Majesty wai accord Amandi. His the .own h^ arm welc0 °>c, lagged arKel town being gaily be-
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    SUCCESSES AT ROYAL SHOW
    111 18 SUCCESSES AT R OYAL SHOW Ovaltii eSE h in Bris tol the markabfe record its re nine awards f Uccess b a ni »g have^froii; 0111 the v altine Dairy Farm Ba, /L e d 52 awarda at th? Cf 349 P su^ P VS thlS season and a total
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    JOHORE WEIGHT-LIFTING
    188 18 Second Annual Championship In October (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru Sept. 2. At a meeting of the Johore A Weight Lifters* Association whir. held in the P.W.D. Read Johore Bahru, with Mr. P. V 1 in the chair, it decided that the second annual Weight Lifting Championships
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    CLERICAL UNION untitled
    25 18 Members of the Clerical Union Vj r.re interested in hockey, are reg to send in their names to the Con"' j J
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    NEW LAWYER FOR SINGAPORE
    239 19 Mr. Bernard F. Oehlers Returns Singapore, Wednesday. WITH the occasional firing of a machine gun which broke the stillness of the night from some unknown point on the Spanish coast the Nord Deutscher Lloyd luxury liner Scharnhorst slowly ploughed her way into the Mediterranean with a
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    ONE MAN STOPS FORTY
    123 19 Timely Warning Prevents Mjlss Prison Escape Lorient Forty prisoners wcrr 1 nrrmmted from escaping Inio the town here by the trompt action of one of the prisoned theimHvos Two inmates of »he prison hud planner! to elTect a general escape ol tlie whole 40 white thpy
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      1156 19 Malayan Listeners Radio EMPIRE j RADIO COLONIALE. FRANCE BERLIN* STATION PROGRAMMES TO-DAY DJB 1974 m etres (15,200 kcs.). DJA Wavelength: 19.68 metres (15 243 kcs 5138 metres (9 .650 DJO 19.63 me- ,< wr-ii Rand Of H.M. Waprtwith: 25.24 metres (11.885kcs. kCSJ DJE 1689 metres 1 (entrai nanu I>2o pm
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    Motoring News And Notes SAVED BY TRIPLEX GLASS
    242 20 Palestine Disorders MORRIS OWNER'S ESCAPE rjpHE owner of a Morris car had a narrow escape from injury, pjssibly death, during the recent disorders in Palestine, when a bullet hit the windscreen diagonally and was deflected. Thanks to the Triplex jriass, th.' driver
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    A MORRIS CLUB
    135 20 British Car's Popularity In South Africa ZO popular have become "M.1.E." vehi- cles in South Africa that there has lately been formed, in the Cape Town district, a Morris Rally Club, membership being open to all Europeans of owning Morris, Wolseley or M.G. cars. A constitution and
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    BIG ORDERS
    130 20 For Morris-Commercial Veh'cles I Among interesting currcqt orders hum oversell lor Morris-Commercial I vchirles ale «he following;— Ten 4- ton "Leadei" chassis. with pecinl tyre equipment, lor the ShellMe:< organisation In the AfiCtUine. A third repeat order for an ambulance r »r the Durban Cotporution. A \econd repeat
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    BRIGHTON-BEER TRIAL
    126 20 M.C». Cars Win All First Class Events Ihr.he above event. M G cars won nil r st csa&s awards. together with flvc it «he possible six special jjwordn including: Brighton and Hove Trophy and R*nlica ffor best performance of day: u A Mardermid <M G. Drewltt Troohv «for
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    THE 3,000,000th FORD
    105 20 Henry Ford deft>. Viscount Wolmer, hend of a party cf British cement manufacturers who were touring the Rouge Plant, and Edsel Ford, are photographed with the 3,000 000 th. V-8 Ford after it was driven off the final assembly line at the Ford Motor Company plant. The
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    A DAY'S OUTING
    240 20 14/56 Wolseley Car's Fine Performance THE following letter from Mr. H. B. Browning of Bradpole. Dorset, appeared in a recent issue of the London Sunday Express: Recently it occurred to me to find out how far one could travel between dawn and dusk in an ordinary family
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    LAWRENCE CUP
    125 20 Stiff tfimbiag By Fifty-Six Competitors Rtlll lately on War Office testing ground-.;, by s, ecial permission, and co«Fisting of n .'-election of extremely stifT climbs one after another, the Lawrence Cup event organised by the North-West r ondon Motor Club is invariably an inicresting short trial. r, iftv-six
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    GRUELLING TEST
    107 20 Morris Success In South Africa In an all night trial staged by the j Cape Peninsula Motor Car and Cycle I Club over the mountain passes oi the I Western Province—a gruelling course of 330 miles run at an average speed of 30 m.ph.—the 'ight car class was
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    33 20 Reuter. Chicago Aug. 31. According to a police report. Wilmarth Ickes Fosterson. the United States Secretary for the Interior, shot and killed himself at his father's home in a suburb of Winnetka —Reuter.
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    12 20 Aldeiman Major I.G. Winch will untitled Roch s;ers Mayer during Coronation yeer.
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    17 20 Count Vincl. the former Italian Minster in Addis Ababa, has b en a--1 »'ii)ted Minister in Budapest
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    THE FORD V-8
    292 20 How Many Parts In An Engine? THE series of Ford V-8 engine demon- strations being held In various parts iof the country, durinrr which two I mechanics take an engine to piecos in six minutes and re-assemble it in nine minutes, have attracted extremely wide interest. Many
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    SCOTTISH RALLY
    132 20 Super Performance By Ford V-8 tars Ford V-8 entries in the Scottish Rally again lived up to this car's reputation for providing "su; er" pec. fo%mance. securing both first and second pieces in their class and capturing "The Motor" Trophy The successful com petitors were G. M. Denton
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    TEST COURSE
    96 20 To Discover Weaknesses In Cars With a view to ascertaining as quickly as possible the weaknesses of any experimental cars. Morris Motors Ltd.* have selected a testing course near the factory. which is itself adjacent to the open country. This course runs through little used lanes and cart
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    11 20 Russia is experiencing the hottest summer for 50 years. not test
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    TOURIST TROPHY RACE
    602 20 Thirty-Six C ars T 0 Part ake •PHIRTY-SIX cars, indudin. from four foreign country part In the R.AC Tern Motor Car Race over the aS m > near Belfast, a cemmcntar will be heard by listeners bo rl slon 2 from Daventry on s Women drivers will
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    79 20 Addlestone firemen were celebrate winning a trophy In the Fire Brigao competition at Chertsey when a call arne of -Fire." They dashed away M> a tender, which crashed at a vvith the result that Firemen Theobald Kirby, and Burge were injured and t* of them are in a serious stau
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    44 20 Mr. H.P. Carter, of untitled Holbeach. Lines, has presented nor bach Women's Institute with E1.25J w cover the cost of their new haw. wWt» was opened by Lady Liverpool T* hall is opposite a 10-acre park Mr. Carter gave to the tow years ago.
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    37 20 The death roll following the untitled at the Batley mill of G. H. Hast ano Co., Limited, woollen manufacturers was increased to four by the death w Batley Hospital of William Land. 51. 01 Princess Street. Batley,
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    33 20 About 10,500,000 letters, untitled tons, were sent by air from Great ou tain to India in *1935 This with 6,000,000 letters, weighing 122 tonin 1934, and 4,000.000 letters, weigw» 8 tons, in 1933.
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    31 20 Eastleigh (Hants) Urban untitled to be rased tc the status of a municiP» borough, the town's scheme for nC ['L poration having been approved j£ Privy Council and confirmed °f King.
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    HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIADS
    764 21 How They Began JIAKATHON WHICH LED TO WAR Ty\ olympiads (new style) have ci lebrated in various eapicelebration in Berlin, was 1916, and altogether ißU'tted. -The original Olympic Games were teld with some omissions, every four over a period of about twelvetentaries, seven hundred and seventysix
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    CLIMATE TO ORDER
    147 21 Soviet's New Weather Factory UfEATHER conditions of any sort "may soon be created in two laboratories to Tashkent, capital of Uzbekistan where special climate chambers are under construction. Tb A L heat of f h e desert, seaside humidity, the rarefied air of the mountain tops, the
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    RIFLE RANGE TRAGEDY
    102 21 Young Barrister Who Was Shot Dead t, La Prairie, Manitoba Mr, Howard Biaeh. a risinß young bar risfcer, has been accidentally shot d'3'f rifle ranw" PracUce at r^Trtn a t M a H r nEe 112 500 wh«n it was decided to change targets. and Mr intervul
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    DREADED TSETSE FLY DOOMED?
    332 21 Remarkable "Dummy Bullock" Trap Durban, Natal. H/JAN'3 greatest enemy in Africa—the Tsetse fly—appears to be doomed by a contraption known as the Harris Tsetse fly trap; and the full patent rights of this invention have now been offered as a gift to the Bri.ish Government. The
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    38 21 The Mayoress of Brighton. Mrs. Denne, flew over the Sussex Downs recently in the large sail-plane Austria, owned and piloted by Herr George Kronfeld. The machine was launched by cable and remained in the air for six minutes.
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    35 21 The Maharajah of Rewa has untitled shot his 50m tiger. There was much rejoicing when he returned to his Rt*te with the tiger. A Durbar ws»? held at the Palace and the poor were fed.
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    567 22 Great Resources 3,000,000 SQ. MILES FOR AUSTRALIA Canberra, Federal Capital Territory, Aug. 22. k PROCLAMATION will be issued shortly bringing into operation the Act passed by the Commonwealth Parliament in 1933, providing for the acceptance by the Commonwealth of an area nf .j.000,000 square miles in
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    39 22 Orleans, Massachusetts. Professor Mark Harvey Liddell, an International Authority on Shakespeare, has died here at the age of 70. Graduating from Princeton University in 1887. Professor Liddell studied at Oxford University and the University of Berlin.
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    151 22 Thugs Who Robbed His Master New York. THE sagacity of Brownie, a 7-month-old chow dog, resulted in the arrest of three men who had held up his master and robbed him of £16. Mr. Frank Orenstein was changing a tyre en his car on a busy Brooklyn
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    115 22 Australian Visitors Going By Air Sydney, Aug. 19. Ships are so heavily booked for the coronation that some intending travellers are already making reservations to go by air. Four actual bookings have been made In Sydney for the Qantas-Empire planes. Five or six others are likely to book
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    210 22 Holy Men Seek nivt tiood [fi TOR 15 day» holy tiM-.n India have br. n i sacred lire r.hantlug J 1 i lioshiai our, Punjab Thty have been 1 aki* remarkable rellgiou t ODiy the second in •>,- U tndla, for the promotion 1 good Remarkable
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    41 22 Two men of :he ete* <iv ni <wc fl he sardine fishing boa'. 1. M struck by liqhtinp nr.tl kioa r- 4 3uiivinec Fmisiere A ibinfl hj 'hr-M into the sea iiiid olluhuv lu.< :i *as rescued fov his romr.di m
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      226 22 SINGAPORE RAGES "Capt. Hawk," the M ORNING TRIBUNE Racing Expert, who made history at the last Singapore meeting by tipping thirtysix out of a possible fifty-six winners an average of FIVE WINNING HORSES PER DAY expects to do still belter at the forthcoming S.T.C. Autumn (Gold Cup) Meeting when his
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    291 23 LIPSTICK RINGS MARK CARDS Bridge Cheats H()\\ 2,000 MAKE A p IS HONEST LIVING <By Air Mail) London, Aug. 20. jpSTH X, vanity bags, rings, careL anicured fingernails are ies for Britain's most class of swindlers—the of the bridge-tables, months the game has rial strides in this Ige leagues and
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    121 23 'Defease Plans Sold '<> derm any" p; ins of a k*~ Brussels. fortress in Belgium's Nhed there 1 f Germ »ny. Photo bui'dpr; retu ™ed to a drawer This ofncesagairftt Joseph j e f; o!d stone-mason. E eto ,f c Liege AsAccord i Soir'i. Kf ha^ es made
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