The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 August 1933

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. EST. 1835. No. 14,047. TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1933. li CENTS.
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    SUPPLIES FOR VOLUNTEERS
    476 1  - SUPP LIES FOR VOLUNTEERS Sin Chew Jit Poh UN-RI NNING UP CHINESE RIVERS Lgels Loaded With Arms And V m mun ition PANESE SUSPECT SOVIET idred Planes To Detect Sources Of Supply rr j Shanghai, Aug. 28. JapumM report from Manchuria states that "Moroiun steamers have been seen secretly mg
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    BANGKOK RIVER TRAGEDY
    336 1 FOURTEEN PEOPLE DROWNED Eleven Bodies Recovered After Launch Capsizes From Our Own Correspondent. Bangkok. Auk. 28. Fourteen lives have been lost m a ■;ad drowning tragedy up the river irom 3angkok. A launch capsized and flung all the occupants into the water. Up to the present eleven
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    184 1 Fifteen mmmmA VM. workers are i »-.v working under regulated codes of hours and wages Page 9. Fall m pound and dollar is eau .ing u*arm m France that she may br forced i oil gold standard Page 9. There was a sharp rfc?e In wheat on
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    22 1 If all their patrons had N rijstafTel for tiffin on 1 Saturday Raffles would need to augment considerably their dining room staff!
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  • BARGEES JUST LOOK ON
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      STRIKERS' BARRICADE ACROSS RIVER
      193 1 > Water Barrage Not Needed Pari*. Aug. £5. Thc .st eond Battle of Conseilans 'the lrst was ln September 1918 where striking bargees barricaded the Olse vith 20Q barges, was won by the national forces without bloodshed. The banks of the river last night ■esembled an
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      KUOMINTANG SPLIT
      120 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh South May Call Separate Congress Home Kong, Aug. 28. In spite of the opposition of the military leaders lr the south, the civil officials and the Cantonese faction of the Kuomintang continue to hold meetings at the private residence of Mr Hu Han-min. former
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      SIR M. LAMPSON
      73 1 Successor To Be Announced Soon London, Aug. 28. An announcement regarding the appointment of the new British Minister to China will be made ln a few days. No confirmation is obtainable as regards the Spectator's forecast that Sir Miles Lampson's successor would be Mr. Alexander Cadogan, head
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      MICE'S ESCAPE
      77 1 ('ar Nearly Over A Precipice Garessio, Piedmont, Aug. 24. Mussolini had a narrow escape to-daj m the course of the army manoeuvres When racing up a narrow mountain road his fastest car met a lorry lader with troops at a hair-pin bend. When he tried to avoid the
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      EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE
      32 1 Nyere Shock Felt m W Nicaragua Mexico City, Aug. lA. A severe earthquake Is reported fron Managua. Nicaragua, and the city o Leon has also been partly destroyed Reuter wireless
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    IRAQ "EXPLAINS" ATROCITIES
    122 1 REBELS MUTILATED THEIR OWN DEAD [Protest To The League Geneva. Aug. 23. telegram giving the Iraqi Government's explanation of the quellinK <>f Jthe "armed rebellion led by Marsh! mum and protesting against m.sleading propaganda, has been sent to the League of Nations. The telegran says the casualties
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    STOP PRESS REDS ADVANCING
    33 1 STOP PRESS REDS ADVANCING Hong Kong. Aug. 28 The Communists under the notorious i Soviet agent. Pang Teh-huai. are reported to have advanced to Kekow. a town west of Lungyen m south-west .Fukien.
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      50 1 K^no bolter Tea I,GI/ TEA I „VNI\ IAYA AFFLES HOTEL, LTD. MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL. "O-DAY'S ATTRACTIONS KIAL OWNER CLASSICAL MUSIC From 8 p.m. to 9.45 p.m. \NCE (FORMAL) m 9.45 p.m. to Mid-Night SfI^ACE BALL I MTURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd i__ EXTENSION TILL 2 A.M. FFL CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA V^^^ PHONE 5381.
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      95 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. CHRYSLER COMFORT jm*mmmm*j33mmmmmJmm\ r*pf*mt*mkmS THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE MEETS TO-MORROW at 1 p.m. at the ADELPHI HOTEL SPEAKER Mr. V. D. KNOWLES SUBJECT M SWORDS SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-MORROW NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ENTERTAINMENT
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    MEMORANDA MEDICA
    1503 2 MEMORANDA MEDIC A I Continued from Page 81 Bth and last Viscount. i William Montgomerie was also an I Assistant Surgeon on the Penang establishment prior to 1819, "when he returned to Madras. In May of that year he was given medical charge at 1 Singapore for seven years. After
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    SINGAPORE'S S. O. S. BUSES
    619 2 SINGAPORE'S S. O. S. BUSES Over 100 "Mosquitoes" On The Road "5.0.5." buses made their appearance on the streets of Singapore for the first time during the week-end. They are the old T- model Ford "mosquito" buses, as before, but they are no longer being operated haphazard by dozens of
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    THE TRACTION COMPANY
    191 2 Buses With Cellular Rubber Seating Meanwhile, important improvements are announced by the Singapore Traction Company which will still further enhance the popularity of their saloon buses and add to the comfort of travellers. Ten new saloon buses are being built by the company which will 1 provide
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    13 2 Book Knowledge Renita Hume a -d a frlr.i.l exercise uhich ensures slim upiuht
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    WOMAN MURDERED
    128 2 Triple Tragedy Reported From T-ipah Ipoh. Aug. 28. A terrible tragedy m which a Japanese woman and two Chinese coolies were the victims ls reported from Tapah A young Chinese employed In a shop ln Tapah. armed himself with a chopper and breaking Into the shop at about
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    17 2 We acknowh dge ot a of the Air Mail pamph! d by the Posts and Telegraphs Department
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN CLUB
    17 2 Satisfacto! Kcport \t Hall-^ (;n 1 NliHting m. 4u| me. ißri. v, sine i
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    18 2 A sek t grass by the Am 4 I < Post 310 > susta;: ed a I i to hospital
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      173 2 BOARD RESIDENCE. H THE~MANSION Oxiey Rise (off Tank Road) Opening October High elevation. large and airy rooms, modern sanitation, garages. Enquiries Telephone 3798. I SUNNYSIDE Vacant single room and comfortably furnished flat for married couple cr friends sharing. All conveniences. Highly Recommended. 7 Oxiey Road. Phone 6575. i 44 EAST
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      173 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS TSAK M\ R DN01A8966 TRADE OH* REMARK 28 "Mf Notice is hereby given that thc abov. of BANTEI SHOKAI of 80. Waterloo Street S;_ r porters, and are used by them either Jon m respect of bicycle rims imported and sold JJ ments. the Federated and Unfederated Mala*
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      46 2 JUC NOTH I I II MIFRS I BINGAPORI NKI,V NOW i HOT] i*m .ir- n I p* matei j culars m the Supply ick i WHAT is WmV^ Ii f*cm iJ^ p ct IO 1 MODKKN J do the wi r >tt nolld Schedule Laidlau Bu
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      81 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK Tuesday, 20th. High Water 03.40, 7.5 ft., 15.04 8.6 ft. Football: S.A.F.A. (Div. I). R.A. vs. 1.C.F.A., Anson Road; Div. II: Police vs. Harlequins. Jalan! Besar. Cavalcade opens at Capitol, 6.15. Wednesday, 30th. High Water 05.40, 6.8 ft., 16.14, 8.2 ft. Football: S.A.F.A. Div. I: S.C.C.
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      73 2 p.m. Police Band, Botanical Gardens. 5.15 p.m. Thursday, 31st. High Water 08.14, 7.1 ft.. 18.00, 8.0 ft. Football Colman League. Kalzom Bahar vs. Kota Raja, at Jalan Besar. Friday, September lst. I High Water. 09.19, 7.8 ft., 19.45. 8.5 ft. 'Football: Commercial Cup semi-final, Jalan Besar Stadium. Saturday, Sept. 2nd.
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    LEEMBRUGGEN APPEAL
    442 3 LEEMBRUGGEN APPEAL THK CO MICTION (Joe And Conclusions D re was sufficient B*: to whether the iioiitj m J been drawn m c ries Nell Leempß* d of criminal pofl Justice Gerahty. o*° yesterday, allow- iti* a .'l' peal and quashed rd l sentence of one frjjjrigo. >risonment. ppearlng for
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    WOMAN'S FIFTEEN WOUNDS
    389 3 HUSBAND CHARGED WITH MURDER Father's Story Of Terrible Crime Alleged to have attacked and fatally njured his wife with a parang, inflicting fifteen wounds, Abdullah bin Mahmood. a Punjabi Mohamedan appeared before Sheikh Abu Bakar m Johore yesterday on a charge of murder. Conducting the prosecution Wan
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    CARELESS PEDESTRIAN KILLED
    772 3 CARELESS PEDESTRIAN KILLED European Driver Absolved From Blame The death of a 26-year-old Chinese carpenter, named Toh Yin, who succumbed to injuries sustained as a result Of being knocked down by a Fiat two- j seater driven by Mr. R. C. Beavis. an I assistant employed by Messrs. Ritchie and
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    20 3 Finrhtey bathing pool crowded with b athers enjoying the water and resting F on the side walks m the sunshine.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    64 3 Monday. Aug. 31. Captain E. F. B. Law. R.N. and Miss Law had luncheon at Government House Wednesday. Auk. 23. Captain H. A. Anderson. Mr. H. J Baker and Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee had luncheon at Government House. Saturday. Aug. 26. Mr and Mrs H. Harley Clarke.
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    THEFT OF JEWELLERY
    193 3 Charges Against Four Men Four men were charged before Mr. R J. F. Curtis m the Second Police Court, yesterday, m connection with the theft of jewellery from a Tamil woman at the sixth mile. Yeo Chu Kang Road. The flrst accused. Arumugam. was accused of house-breaking
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    THEFTS FROM A STORE
    240 3 SIAMESE TAMBY GOES TO PRISON Property Found In His House "There have been many minor thefts from John Littles premises lately and most of the men arrested were bound over; but that does not seem to have had the desired effect, and I ask your worship
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    CHANDU AND LIQUOR
    112 3 Revenue Officers Discovery In Ship Revenue Officers who boarded the Glenbeg when the vessel arrived m 1 Singapore on Sunday, from China ports found two sacks containing 500 tahils of chandu. valued at $4,000. cleverly concealed m an oil tank. A large quantity of Chinese liquor was
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    38 3 A fine of $50 wa.s Imposed on a Hylam baker who attempted to carry a gallon of dutiable liquor m a bread basket and Called to avoid the vigilant eye of a constable on beat duty at Seremban.
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    AIR SURVEY OF GOLD REGIONS
    164 3 AIR SURVEY OF GOLD REGIONS Ss,000 SQUARE MILES TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED Special Aircraft For Work In Australia London, Aug. 24. An air survey has been arranged of large gold yielding regions m Western Australia involving the photographing of about 88.000 square miles. Recent developments In air surveying have proved that
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    NEW BRITISH CARS
    100 3 Secret Trials Of 1934 Models London. Aug. 24. Some of the leading British motor nanufacturers have now produced heir models for 1934. these including >oth Austins and Wolseleys. Many improvements, particularly m elation to recent developments m gear hanging, are incorporated Wolseley's >rogramme. announced to-day. includes models
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    NEW AMBASSADOR
    46 3 London. Aug. 24. It ts announced that the King has approved the appointment of Mr. Robert Carminowe Michell. British Minister to Monte Video, to be Ambassador at Santiago m succession to Sir Henry Chilton, who was recently appointed Ambassador at Buenos Aires. t. n.__j:._
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      133 3 BOSELLA PROVISIONS Manufactured m Australia Over IN Varieties t'nrivalled Food Obtainable from Orchard Road Provision Stores. Orchard Road, opposite Market. Hish <tro»>t Provision Stores, High Street. .ember lst. 1933 HERE IS THE TOURER embodiment of everything that goes to make motoring easy and pleasant. Delightful m the evenings with the
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      10 3 STAINLESS STEEL IS NOW STOCKED BY UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED SINGAPORE
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    FOURTEEN YEARS OF AERIAL TRANSPORT
    937 4 From 1919 To 1933— Growth Of Routes And Loads From a hundred or so passengers service of splendid flying Pullmans In veekly to a total numbering thou- which you lunch or dine while high sands. .aloft. From 250 miles of air routes to iir-t on
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    STREET LITTER
    236 4 Hawkers The Worst Offenders Mr. R. Caunce m his annual report on the work of the Town Cleansing Department. Singapore, states that towards the end ot 1931 further reorganisation m cleansing work was begun which would facilitate cleansing ln kampong areas not previously dealt with by thai department.
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    APPEAL ALLOWED
    175 4 Chinese Cashier Who Was Fined Chng Kee Chua. the cashier of an eating shop In North Bridge Road, was convicted for "sulTerlng" a water meter belonging to the Singapore Municipality to be Injured, and was fined $29.50 and 50 cents costs, or. m default, one month's rigorous imprisonment.
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    DIVIDEND OF 6 PER CENT
    139 4 Negri Government Servants' Society I Seremban. Aug. 21. At the annual general meeting of the Negri Sembilan Government Servants' Co-operative Society. dividend of 8 per cent, was declared. Mr R. C S Harris, who preside*. WAM that despite the abnormal conditions caused by the world-wide
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    PENANG FLYING CLUB
    63 4 IFrom Our Own Correspondent 1 Penanc. Aug. 27. In connection with the proposed Penang Plying Club It should be stated that the incorporation of the club Is entirely dependent .on a grant from Government, but as the Government has already approved grants to Singapore and Kuala Lumpur
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    HURRICANE HAVOC IN AMERICA
    240 4 HURRICANE HAVOC IN AMERICA Train Plunges Into Ri ve Several Ships Overdue *********************m New York. Aug. t4. The whole Atlantic seaboard has been ravaged by l combination of a terrific north-easter and the West Indies hurricane. Destruction is very heavy ln Mar> land. Virginia, where the coastal towns have been
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    Repairing Big Ben's Face
    134 5 Repairing Big Ben 's Face Ear* da> •> week '^ou^anrt poor East London children were taken to Southend by the Fast Ind Mission to spend a few happy |m b> the sea. So ne of the children on ilir platform at Stepney Station. Ak mmm at the chief holiday resorts
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    CAFE KEEPER'S APPEAL
    374 6 Judge Does Not Think $50 Fine Excessive The appeal of Mohamed Abdul Azeen. proprietor of the Rangoon Cafe, against his conviction and a fine of $50 or ln default three months' rigorous imprisonment for selling or permitting beer to be sold by retail for consumption on his
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    LINDBERGHS' TOUR
    68 6 Wild Welcome In Denmark Copenhagen. Aug. 27. Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh have arrived from Lerwick (Shetland Isles* They were greeted on arrival with wild enthusiasm and welcomed at the aerodrome by the American Legation and representatives of the Air Ministry, and then conducted m the foremost of a
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    $150 Must Be Won
    315 6 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week gELOW will be found particulars of the Free Press Football Competition No. 2 m which you are asked to forecast results of ten English and Scottish League matches to be played on Sept. 2nd. This announcement will
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    HOW TO MAKE YOUR CLAIM
    225 6 HOW TO MAKE YOUR CLAIM Competitors who have forecasted correctly seven or more matches should send m their claims addressed to Football Competition No. 2 Singapore Free Press. 78, Cecil Street, Singapore. A postcard is all that is necessary giving number of correct results claimed and the name and address
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    CONVICTION SET ASIDE
    437 6 FINE OF $20 TO BE REFUNDED Complainant Who Arrived Late Complainant m a case which was fixed for hearing m the police courts at nine o'clock on the morning of July 3, Bhola Singh, a Sikh, arrived threequarters of an hour late, and when asked for a
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    RUSSIANS DESERT C.E.R.
    119 6 OFFICIALS FLEE TO SIBERIA As Sale Talks Reach Deadlock Shanghai. Aug. 27. The Russian employees on the Chinese Eastrn Railway have struck work. Telegraph and telephone wires have been cut and large numbers of Russian officials are leaving for SiberiaUnion Times. Moscow. Aug. 36. Soviet-Manchukuo negotiations over
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    20 CASES ON LIST
    96 6 Congestion Of Criminal Appeals While agreeing to the postponement of the appeal of Syed Ahmed bin Syed Mohamed. made before Mr Justice Gerahty m the Appeal Court yesterday by Mr. S. Fung, counsel for the appellant I Mr. J. H. Bassett. the Deputy Public Prosecutor, asked
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    RUNS YOSTAURS AT $2
    93 6 Activ( KuiU a j w the man. obtained r v :,,7»* should re.,. *j ninety-t*, J flddl n ,and d wi. fJ £**t j^** why it,, feels sl.. a^.*,72 reason m tw: chen Salt hv *°*«i£ moinhm ;J 'chen Ball 'Idea nu lan J**** i%* <Mrs.»
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      123 6 *•*:•:•••■••.•;•;•;•■•••■.•>;•.'•'•:• ■■mmmmmtoi-'' ->'■ w- Men dislike PAINTED UPS! That painted look is one thing men cannot stand! End paint id lips! Use Tangee. Tangee can't make you look painted. It isn't paint. It's a new discover) that changes on your lips to thc one color hest on you Tangee is
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      222 6 i FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No~~2 I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competi- I tion as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press m all matters i appertaining thereto. My forecast of the results of
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      269 6 Cutirura I a hum S—tk+m umd I omU Fine, soft and smooth v ulk. it keep* the .kin o.mfortaUt twenty-four hour* of tke <by It aNo Ml nm. h to pmrat chafing and irritation. Sample each Snap. Ointment Md Tuch lr** u\**\ requew from Muller A Ttmm Mulaxa Limited. I
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  • Cavalcade An Inspired Film
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      Pageant Of English History By English Cast
      484 7 Pageant Of English History By English Cast ie. the Fox super-pro-h opens at the Capitol llywood is declared by a have made Britain's •^JjJjV s it made our first truly but also found our flrst star. Diana Wynyard, a j London stage, making but, achieves a triumph hir acting as
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      Programme Of Music By Wiltshires' Band
      186 7 It opens at the Capitol to-night and lt is sale to predict that it will All the theatre for several days. The Band of the lst. Battalion the Wiltshire Regiment will play selections at the 6.15 and 9.15 performances to-night and on Saturday next.
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      SHOPKEEPERS ACCUSED
      259 7 Alleged Wrongful Confinement Of Another Man The trail of two Singapore shopkeepers. Chuan Tian Han and Chua iin Wee. on a charge of wrongful confinement of another business man (Ng Choon Long" was continued before Mr. H. A. Forrer m the First Magistrate's Court yesterday, the original charge
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      LAW NOTICE Tuesday, August 29th
      74 7 LAW NOTICE Tuesday, August 29th Before Mr. Justice Gerahty m the 2nd. Court at 10.30 a.m. Part heard S. 286/33— P. I Titus vs. Framroz Co. Before Mr. Justice Mills m the 3rd. Court at 11 a.m. Judgment S 1139 32— Chung Wong vs. C M. Lee. Followed by Bkcy.
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      CHANDU WORTH $2,700
      70 7 Chinese Woman Charged With Possession I A woman named Wong Ah See was charged before Mr. H A. Forrer with possession of 348 tahils of nonGovernment Red Lion chandu. valued at $2,700. Mr. C. R Stewart, who appeared for the accused, applied unsuccessfully for a reduction of
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      LUANG PRADIT
      46 7 Denies Communist leanings IFrom Our Own Correspondent 1 Bangkok. Aur. 28. Luang Pradit. interviewed m Paris. Declared that he never had any connection with the Third International, nor is he a Communist, but he favours a certain amount of nationalisation of industries and services.
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      A SECOND WHIPPING
      238 7 Youth Complains That The First Was Painful A 15-year-old Cantonese schoolboy named Leong Kam Seng, stood before the Criminal District Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrer. yesterday to receive his second sentence on a conviction ot theft. He had been found guilty by the Second Magistrate of having
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      $2,000 BAIL
      86 7 Chinese Accused Of Possessing Opium Worth $350 Government Monopolies officers made a big haul ol opium and chandu ln neighbouring house ln Joo Chlat lact* on Saturday afternoon. Two arrest* were madi. A man. named Lim Cheng Keng. was the flrst to be produced before Mr H. A.
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      93 7 L Opening TO-NIGHT UFA'S inspiring musical rom nice "The IMMORTAL VAGABOND 5 ii It* l;* 111 TH I R II r J *c M n AID m uffini mw- s hjH^^^iy B- <. *MAAdimmmW ___H _^V_^^_flßi W\ IP^^r^. *MlB mental IHSffi BWh" HEftaTt. Xl JSj i f Vr*B ll^W k^
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      13 7 STORAGE STANTON NELSON CO., LTD. 4 Collyer Quay. AJ> 3 j Telephone 6874.
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      93 7 I 1 CAPITOL 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 GRAND MALAYAN PREMIERE BOX'S MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE MUSICAL SELECTIONS By the Band of the lst Batt. The WILTSHIRE REGT. From 5.30 to 6 15 and 8.30 to 9.15 p.m. By Kind Permission of Lieut. Col. J. H.M. Mcc ;nul Officers PRICES OF ADMISSION Stall*. $1.50;
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1933. Bandits As Pawns
    517 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1933. Bandits As Pawns News of a gigantic bandit outrage in Hailar serves as a reminder of the emptiness of the Japanese boasts that peace and security (have been brought to Manchuria as a result of the new regime. News [from the far north
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    As I was Saying
    1005 8 IT is satisfactory to notice that despite j the slump Malaya is maintaining its publicity efforts at home and abroad. It is, of course, impossible to assess the value of publicity m terms of dollars and cents, but there is no question that Malaya is doing
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    62 8 Dr W. L. Blackemore oi Penang will take over the duties of Health Officer. Malacca, from Dr A. G. B.idenoch who goes on transfer this w<*ek HK Tunku Ibrahim. C.MO. C.V.0.. the Regent of Kedah. left Alor Star for Sumatra and Java on August 22nd. on 4 months' leave. During
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    MEMORANDA MEDICA
    903 8 MEM OR AND A MEDIC A The early story or Western nv>dl- cine m Malaya is not devoid ot interl est from a historical point of view. As we all know. Penang was first Inaugurated on Aug. 11. 1786; and Singapore, on Feb. 19. 1819. Malacca, the largest of the
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      60 8 SAMSON j used the jawbone of an ass to end a war. In tnodern times this weapon is only employed to start one. No amount of talk can alter the fact that everyone who earns his or her own living should hold a "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS POLICY. GENERAL ACCIDENT,
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  • EARLY PRUNING OF U.S. ESTIMATES
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      ECONOMY TO BE SLOGAN
      150 9 15,00* Workers Now Un Regulations XCV DROP fam May Be Forced iff Gold pin. million workers j n 1 1 US* are now workir- under Recovery D r j\. es which fix the hours labour and the rates pay. President r 0 oso\ has ordered the
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      FORD'S NOT INCLUDED
      83 9 ifyde Park, Aug. 28. represents a com- not participating. 43 hour week, and 40 to 43 cents an In la not mentioned. I permitted to hire. p their workers on their affiliation to ur accepts on th^ It does not infringe I ;ining clause and i tUon
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      ALARM IN FRANCE
      71 9 I Threat To The Gold Standard Paris, Aug. 27. -ling and the dollar •> .I'-iers. but the conis that France will standard till pushed Ld reserve at 79.62. it nothing to fear currencies as the is done with her lonies. jer lies m an unand deficit of
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    CONSTABLE TO RESCUE
    37 9 I~*H hinese Girl In The Sea about 17 years old. is umped into the sea yesterday morning. V by a constable who i and rescued her. •ken to the General FJ™ to th, nbulance.
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    CONFISCATION OF PROPERTY
    436 9 NAZIS' BAN ON JOURNALISTS Deprived Of German Citizenship Berlin. Aug. 25. In accordance with the recent decree, the Minister for the Interior has annulled the German citizenship and confiscatea property of a number t of famous Germans now abroad who "have injured German interests by their behaviour
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    DEATH PENALTY
    57 9 New York Measures Against Kidnappers Albany, Aug. 25. The death penalty for kidnappers m 1 cases where the victims are not returned before the trial of the kid- nappers is provided m a bill signed today by Governor Lehman ot New i York State, which also Drovlde* life
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    44 9 The Fire Brigade received two calls I on Sunday night. One was a false alarm. j On the other occasion they were requir- ed to extinguish a quantity of Chinese joss paper which had been set alight i outside a house m Alexandra Road.
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      LAWLESSNESS IN MANCHUKUO
      106 9 Armed Bandits' Big Coup Harbin. Aug. 23. Three hundred bandits, armed with rifles and machine guns, believed to be army deserters, have looted the little town of Erho, twenty miles east i of Hailar and kidnapped fifth-three of j j the richest Chinese merchants whom I they
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      TRAIN HELD UP
      52 9 Looted By Gang At Hsingtsi Shanghai, Aug. 28. The express train from Pukow to Tientsin was held up and robbed by a gang last night at the district of Hsingtsl. The railway guards who resisted and lost a number of men, were disarmed and disgraced. Sin Chew
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    HAVANA HORRORS FILMED
    328 9 FRENZIED MEN IN DEATH BATTLE i Pictures Shown m London London, Aug. 23. Stabbing, looting, burning and shoot ing by a howling mob and a closeup of a corpse are the latest thrills available to London cinema audiences ;ln a ews reel of the Havana revolui ticn.
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    LEEDS TOWN HALL
    153 9 New Building Opened by Their Majesties London, Aug. 23. The Life Guards, which are rarely seen outside London, provided a Sovereign's Escort to-day when His Majesty the King and the Queen drove through the streets of Leeds to open the new Town Hall which has been built
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    SLEEPING SICKNESS
    50 9 18 Deaths Reported In St. Louis I St. Louis. Aug. 23. An epidemic of sleeping sickness re- suiting m 18 deaths has broken out here and spread to five other districts, I A government agent has arrived to investigate whether the disease is spread by Insects— Reuter Wireless
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    DIED IN RIKISHA
    40 9 A Chinese woman who came to Singapore from Indragiri on Saturday morning by the Honam for medicai '.reatment. died m the rikisha m Which she wa.s riding from Batu Tanga on her way to a boarding house.
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    REBELS HEA D ON SPIKE
    106 9 GKIM EXHIBIT IN BAZAAR End Of Kashgar Rebellion Simla. Auk. 24. The head of the rebel leader named Timur impaled on a spike m the Kashgar bazaar m Chinese Turkestan indicates the inglorious attempt of the Chinese Moslem to emulate his i ancient namesake. Timur.
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    SECRETARY WOODIN
    98 9 His Resignation Not Under Discussion Hyde Park. New York. Aug. 25. After a long conference with President Roosevelt, the Treasury Secretary. Mr William H. Woodin. has declared that neither Inflation nor his resignation were discussed He said he assured the President that the Treasury was m a healthy
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    MR. R. A. ASHWORTH
    53 9 In our report of the annual meeting of the Singapore Hockey Association, lt was incorrectly stated that Mr. R. A. Ashworth was not returning to this country. We learn that Mr. Ashworth actually told the meeting that there was a possibility that he might not be
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      133 9 COMMODITY MARKET LATEST TIN AND RUBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate ln New York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press are as follow RUBBER Rubber Market closing prices to-day were London, Aug. 28. Spot (Sellers) 327 32d. (tftd.) <Buyers> 325 32d.
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      Brighter Prospects For Klang River Tin
      701 10 Brighter Prospects For Klang River Tin Ten Per Cent Dividend And $99,093 Carried Forward "Times have continued to rule abnormal, but it is pleasing to have seen the close of our financial year brightened by a material improvement m the industry." said Mr. D. H. Hampshire at the ninth ordinary
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      GOODS MADE IN CHINA
      289 10 SHOWN TO LOCAL MERCHANTS Products From Hong Kong Factory [From Our Chinese Correspondent] Dr. Lam Shen-lai. head of the Kuan Yik manufactory. Hong Kong, entertained a large number of Chinese merchants of Singapore at the Air View restaurant last night when the products of the manufactory,
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      D.E.I. RUBBER EXPORTS
      119 10 But World Stocks Down 8,000 Tons BIG RISE OX LAST YEAR London, Aug. 24. Messrs. Symington and Wilson's report states that world stocks of rubber at the .-nd o! July showed a reduction oi about 8.000 tons. The exports irom the Netherlands Indies were 33,200 tons as
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      AGAR-AGAR PRODUCT
      190 10 Chinese Competition With Japanese Recent experiments on the manufacture of agar-agar from seaweeds ob- tamed near Hainan Island have proved successful, according to the Fisheries Experiment Station of the Canton Bureau of Agriculture, reports the Canton Sun. Tlie product from these seaweeds approximates the agar formerly imported from
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      SOVIET FOREIGN TRADE
      385 10 BRITISH EMPIRE A BIG CUSTOMER German Hold On Russian Market Moscow. July 12. The total foreign trade turnover of the U.S.S.R. for the first five months of 1933 amounted ln value to 357.125.000 roubles. Exports totalled 188.030.000 roubles and imports 169.096.000 roubles, leaving a favourable balance of
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      CORNER TURNED
      255 10 Vallambrosa Chairman's Optimism I From Our Own Correspondent I London, Aug. 16. Moderately optimistic views concerning the future of the plantation rubber industry were expressed by Mr. T. J. jCarlyie Oifford. chairman of Vallam,brosa Rubber Co. Ltd.. at the annual meeting m Edinburgh on Wednesday. Repeating what he
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      The Chinese Produce Exchange
      83 10 Singapore, August 28, 12 noon Buyer Seller Gambler 5.00 Java Cube 7.75 Hamburg Cube 7.75 Muntok White Pepper 24.00 White Pepper 23.00 Black Pepper 14.00 Mix?d Black Pepper 9.00 Copra, sundried 3.65 3.65 Cjpra. mixed 3.10 3.10 Smill flak? Tapioca 4.00 Fair Flake Tapioca 3.90 Med.
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      WHEAT JUMPS
      543 10 Sharp Movement On News Of Agreement London. Aug. 25. On the Stock Exchange to-day. speculative sections brightened. Chief interest was again devoted to home Rails and Kaffirs, ln which booming conditions prevailed. The outstanding event m the commodity markets was the sharp recovery of Wneat from early easiness
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      49 10 Mr. John Falconer. B.A MCS Dis trict Officer. Tampin. will proceed on leave to Europe m October. Mr I W Blelloch M.A.. M.C.S.. at present Dis- J ICe T- Uala Pilah will succe <* mm rJ J Sheehan on his return from leave will relieve Mr T W Blelioch. w
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      Exchange Rates
      233 10 August 28 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 3 31 32 London, 3 months' sight 2 3 15 16 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 49 64 London, 30 days' sight 2 3 29 32 London, demand 2 3 7 8 London. T.T. 2 3 27 32 Lyons
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      CHAMRER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      74 10 C HAMRER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION August 28th. 1 o'clock noun Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot loose > \2\ 12> v R S.S equal to London Standard <F.O.B> 12 1116 12 7 H Standard R.S.S on Tender Sept. 12» 2 12S Oct. 12 9 16 12 11
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      75 10 Petrol And Kerosene Prices Devoe's In Kerost i_. Bylvan Arr i 2ft Socony Motor per British I Socony Motor 7*^ Q per Brit is". Jr!^ Socony Mot A (4-faUoa Shell AW:. 3a drums ,>. Shell M >• r I Brlih>_ [i Shell Motor ft per Britisl Shell Motor Si I
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      GOOD NEWS FOR MALAYA
      42 10 How is. i< will He Tin In(!u*tr\ NN .1 A repoit of the I of Mines sa: constru frtgerat i the consiw of pr.;h,b factor In being j as In the pla beer 1 1 mer..' certain >m
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      GOLDEN MILE
      49 10 84J100.000 I>i\idend- In 10 Vcar> The taamn iden mik a Kalgoori: a prising such lam is mires at Oaa Boulder and C» a Just celebrated I In foui tfei adi ihe "II -vent divld< ;na of gold i month shoe Mine skxii 000 worth o! the 1
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      15 10 Finance houses and the big private i •;>•!■ j tors ut pm paring f. markets st
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    746 11 Yesterday's Clo sing Quotations Buyers Sellers i 27s 28s 6d 28s 6d 30s x.d. r 13s 14s V' r 96 1.00 A> er 18s 18s 9d $1) 10 12 49 53 tu ls 6d ls 9d 2» de S 33 36 38 40 H 5s* 12s 13s
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    AUSTRALIA ADVANCES
    112 11 -v celebrations held a prominent fean was the number r presentations of pec i ally those from I and it was only British motor car rare In this conare being exported umbers. Ol the procession ssting vehicle— an ted to the WynIta predecessor. I covered more new ambulance
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    A LITTLE PETROL GOES A LONG WAY
    244 11 It is a curious thing that economy ln petrol consumption hardly ever figures nowadays m motor-car trials, although m pre-war times it was regarded as bein^ quite an Important feature: indeed, the early Tourist Trophy races were run on a fuel consumption basis,
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    HUGE SCHEME COMPLETED
    409 11 I GROWING DEiMAND FOR ELECTRICITY Decentralising Effect On Industry IFrom Our Own Correspondent I London, Aug. 18. As you know, the grid scneme und v the Central Electricity Board has no* been completed at an expenditure ol approximately €27.000.000. The undertakings concerned are new faced with the
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    THE INGED CAT
    330 11 A certain motor salesman has been thinking of adopting as a mascot the winged cat which was recently reportled from Oxford It would remind him |of an incident which occurred when. In the ordinary course of duty, he was suddenly called upon to demonstrate (the merits of
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    RUBBER VARIABILITY
    404 11 A Problem Which Still Exists Tlu- problem of variability m raw rubber still exists In relation to plasticity, rate ot vulcanisation and other properties, states the Rubber Research Institute report tor 1932. As a result oi a questionnaire circulated by the London Advisory Committee to all leading rubber
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    TEN DAYS SHORTER
    83 12 Alteration In Silver— Java Voyages Medan. Aug. Hi. It is stated by the Deli Courant that the Silver Java-Pacific Line have altered their route. In future one of the three s-rvices from Calcutta to tin Pacific Coast will not call at the Java oorts and Macassar but
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      VESSELS ARRIVED
      230 12 Reynst. Dut. 1432. from Sourabaya, '28.8. for Cheribon 31.8. Both. Dut. 1483. from Belawan Deli 28 8. for Tr. Priok 28.8. Keponß. Brit. 1322, from Bangkok 28.8. for Malacca, Pt. Swettenham unc. Nam Yonß. Brit. 769. from Semarang 28.8. for Java Ports 29.8. Tomohon. Dut. 684. from Sambas
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      THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
      129 12 Ship*. Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1 I Kistna 22. Rajula. Cremer 20 1 Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3.) Anhui 16. Sirdhana 14; Pres Van Buren 11. Glengarry 7. Empire D«x-k (Entrance Ciate Losslebank 30. Helen us 32. Kajang 34
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      STORMY PASSAGE
      303 12 President Coolidge Matties Typhoon Th. 22.001 ton Dollar liner. President Coolidge, arrived ln Hong Kong last weak behind schedule having received iier introduction to typhoon conditions iftet Ifl Btoniht ot running to the East After tin CooDdft had left Kobe for Shanghai the matter. Captain Ahiin. received t
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      83 12 Reason for the competitive capacity: oi Greek shipowners is shown m the latest, wage list agreed between the' Shipowners Union and the Panhellenie Maritime Union. The monthly pay agreed is as follows Captains. tl2 to' <.16: hrs' officers. _M 10s. to 610 10s.:! >cond officers. £8 10s To £8: seamen
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    COMBATING CHINESE PIRACY
    158 12 COMBATING CHINESE PIRACY EUROPEAN POWERS NEGLECT DUTY For several years past the favourite and very successful method of the Chinese pirate has been to ship on board a passenger steamer as an ordinary passenger with a powerful gang which rises at a given signal, but latterly there has been a
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    MR. R.D.HOLT
    325 12 Blue Funnel Chief Honoured Hy Liverpool Principal Dl tha Blue Funnel Line. and chairman Of the Mersey DodHi nnd Harbour Board. Mr. Richard Durning Holt, has been honoured with the deCKC Oi Doet r ol Laws of til" I _verP ul L niversity In the unavoidable absence «>t
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    SCAPA FLOW "GAMBLE"
    73 12 Uai !i Thouv. berthing al Ro ocr T;urmaii h. their crevi The Voi. di the ca.V uiti be broken v: Seapa Flow k< The lalva has come to ai Cox ar.d Dai k-* done tlie work < said In In less th fVrm had 100 l with
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    SOVIET EXTREMITY
    43 12 Chukolsk IVnm i lv Be Mappv! I el Th» gr.-.e C I rem. irat Bound* d on tin Rivr and on the tlie penlnsu 71HUHM) squ.ire K. It has i there art i An \pObrui nev Wih < piloi«d tr stiaube 1
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      451 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 am Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 am Saturday 7 p.m Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7JO a.m Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m
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      471 13 P. O. British India and Apcar lanes Incorporated ln England) MA PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENIN LAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CC ISSKST A rg Aß "L s AS r M J F s^cT RNMENT OUTWAI FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPA! Due D lonnage. Singapore. Tonnage. Sin-too, 6.500 Aug. 31
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      542 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) -ELLERMAN* UNE. FREIGHT SEPYICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS ANF, SUEZ CANAL HOMF WARDS. Steamers. Dnm Sails. s.s. City of Pittsburg For London. R'dam and Hamburg Sept. 14 Sept. 16 ss. City of Newcastle For Havre, Ixmdon, R'dam H'burg Sept.
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      852 14 X- P- MKONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ RETEH— Tuesday. Aug. 29. Bengkalis. Paneh. Berombang. TandjongMengeidar. Tandjong-Leidong and Asahan. n MAJANG— Wednesday. Aug. 30. Prigi-Radja, Sapat, Tembilahan, PoeloePallas. Pengalian-Estate and Rengat. THEDENS— Wednesday, Aug. 30, Muntok and Palembang. CREMER— Wednesday, Aug. 30, Belawan-Deli and Penang. TOBA— Wednesday, Aug. 30. Toengkal. Moeara-Saba and Djambi.
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    S.C.C. SOCCER IN A BAD WAY
    826 15 M\> HAVE TO WITHDRAW MOM COMPETITIONS CLUB'S FALLING REVENUE Drop Of $20,000 In Income Since 1930 A> ippeal to the soccer members of the j apore Cricket Club to show more enthusiasm to help to regain some of the Club's lost pn £c m
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    BADMINTON
    208 15 Singapore Championship Tournament t Singapore Badminton Association j championship tournament was con- i tin ued at ihe S.V.C. Drill Hall over the wek-end. The results were as follows: j SATURDAY'S RESULTS. Women's Singles: Miss Yit Ben Mi beat Miss L. Appa- I cutty w.o. I Men's Open Singles: Koh
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    109 15 Mr. G. M Gilford, at one time a J well-known polo player m Malaya, and ADC. to H.H. The Sultan of Perak. a now has a successful business m a Readirg called Lightning Cleaners. He f lives at Sonning-on-Thames. An application for a receiving and adjudication order made against an
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    37 15 A member of the Army School of Physical Training, making a spectacular swallow dive at the display by the Army School of Physical Training from Aldershot at the Woking Sports m aid of the Railway Benevolent Fund.
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    CRICKET IN KRIAN
    46 15 CRIC KET IN KRIAN 1 v r -»t Just Misses Century Penang. Aug. 28. I I played at Parit n the Penang Krian Club by 91 made 184. ting a brilliant 95 iuding three* sizes Hunt made 29 and replied with 93. 36 and Hembry 22.
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    STONOR SHIELD
    191 15 Selaniror Rangers Win First Match Kuala Lumpur. Aug. 27. In the first match oi the Stonoi Shield competition which was started on Saturday the Selangor Rangers beat the Railway Institute on the latter's ground by 37 runs. The Hansen, batting first, collapsed for the poor total of 27
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    IS YOUR DOGILL?
    21 15 IS YOUR DOGIL L If so consult the Free Press Doe Expert who writes weekly m these columns every Saturday morning.
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    WASHINGTON'S 14 RUNS
    211 15 American Baseball (i antes New York, Aun. 27. Fallowing are the scores In the major leeague baseball games played to- day NATIONAL LEAGUE K. H. E. Chicago 2 8 0 Brooklyn 0 2 0 Bush pi'ch-d and Kvnlg made a home run f r Chicago. Chicago 2
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    ELEVEN GOALS IN CUP MATCH
    591 16 ELEVEN GOALS IN CUP MATCH A.P.C. Score Twice For Hongkong Bank And Lose Hongkong Bank 6; A.P.C. .5. It was bad luck on the A.P.C. that they lost their Commercial Cup fixture against the Hongkong Bank yesterday, at Jalan Besar Stadium, hy the odd goal m eleven, for two of
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    GOLF
    111 16 Singapore CC. Duffers* Cup The following are the results ol the fifth round of the Duffers* Cup competition at Singapore Golf Club: Barry beat Cable 6 4 Reilly beat Farrington 4 3. C. A. Niven beat Oke 1 up. Atkin-Berry beat Ford 2 1. CLIFFORD CUP The following are
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    ISLAND CLUB
    79 16 Dr. H. L. H. Lim Wins August Medal The following are the five best cards returned for the August Bogey Medal played during the week-end Dr. H. L. H. Lim <6> 1 up Dr. T. E. Cheah «16> 1 down W. McMullan <8> 2 T. Rishworth HO) 2
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    THE ST. LEGER Hyperion a Strong Favourite
    116 16 THE ST. LEGER Hyperion a Strong Favourite London. Auk. 28. Lord Derby's Hyperion, winner oi the Derby, is a strong favourite for thei St Leger. to be run at Doncaster on Wednesday. Sept. 13. To-day's call-over was as follows: I to S Hyperion, offered. 11 to 4 taken. 1 Ul
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    AUSTRALIAN RACING
    77 16 Sydney, Aug. 28. Peter Pan is favourite for the Melbourne Cup. with Blixten. Nord. and Hall Mark next m popular fancy. For the Epsom Handicap Bronze Hawk is flrst favourite. Tophole second favourite, and Dermid. Jacko. Chatham, and Autopay Joint third lavourites. with Bold Boy. Cottesmore, Game Carrington.
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    BETSY WINS EASILY
    679 16 THE WILLIAMSON CUP i j Double Disqualification For Mowgli The "A Class boats of the Royal < Singapore Yacht Club were resting over i the week-end after their trip to Ba- tavia, where a very enjoyable and keenly contested series of three races resulted m a win
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    25 16 Archers of seven nations took part at the Ranelagh Club. London, m the World Archery Championship, flrst n international archery contest ever held m kngland.
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    CRICKET Indian Association Heat S.C.R.C.
    260 16 CRICKET Indian Association Heat S.C.R.C. The Indian Association visited the S.C R.C. on Sunday, and beat them by 6 wickets. Batting first, the home team made only 72 runs, of which Teng Chew scored 26. Biramji bowled well for the Indians, taking 5 wickets for 24 runs. Thanks to a
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    BUD WALLEY
    99 16 Surprising Match With Hiobasco *From Our Own Correspondent.* Penang, Aug. 27. Penang boxing fans are gicatly surprised that the newly-formed Penang Board of Control has sanctioned the fight to-morrow night between Bud Walley and Beebasco. The former has gained some success m America and England while Beebasco has
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    GLIDING RECORD
    57 16 British Flight Of 22 Miles 1 London, Aug. 24. Mr. G. E. Collins, of the London Gilding Club, has set up a new English distance gliding record with a flight of twenty-two miles. The previous record was thirteen miles. Collins had recently set up a new British gliding
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    DAVIS CUP
    42 16 Italy Eliminates Holland Rotterdam. Aug. 27. In the 1934 qualifying round for the Davis Cup Timmer (Holland) beat Rado. 5—7, 6—l. 6-1. 6—l: Mefftp. t Italy beat Karsten 6—3. 6^-2. 6- -i. Italy wins by 3 matches to 2- Reuter
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    31 16 The French Rugby Federation are considering a scheme for the formation of an international federation to which all European Rugby-playing i nations, with the exception of England i would be affiliated.
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