The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 31 August 1933

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. EST. 1835. No. 14,049. THURSDAY. AUGUST 31, 1933." 10 CENTS.
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    SOVIET-JAPAN WAR CLOUDS GATHER
    138 1 SOVI ET-JAPAN WAR CL OUDS GATHER Hu^ Russian Army In liast Siberia WO MILITARISTS ALARMED I Bore Than Half Of Total i Japanese Forces IKSSIA PREPARING FOR WAR AGAINST JAPAN' A Renter message from Tokiostatps tk«+ a o p^are alrea-ly preparing for wa/Sst the Soviet. 300 FIGHTING AIRCRAFT I lukio.
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    SOVIET MEW
    648 1 J *n Prepariag For War «eow, Aur. 30. or^an. Pravda. ult.s of the the Chinese •••irh intennlsding in Tokyo "i the U.S.S.R. post seven iccessfnl conL^ Ms pointed n^U H SOI et dele Satlon reduced th»< ?n £n S n d sate prlce ol th railway b/ tlaU^^"
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    CHINA IS FACED WITH RUIN
    232 1  -  Nanyang Siang Pau Mr. Soong's Appeal For Unity Shanghai, Aujc. 30 Further details of Mr. T. V Soong's first interview with the press after his return irom his European tour are now available. He denied that any of the cotton from America, part ol the
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    SEA BELLE II LAID UP AT LAST
    348 1 Crew To Be Paid Off Tomorrow The Government s.y. Sea Belle 11, o\*r which much controversy arose both in and out of the Legislative Council, has been laid ip. The crew will be paid «»iT .-morrow and the yacht, whit v has been
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    CHINESE PRESSMEN
    64 1 Must \o( He Executed Without Trial Shanghai, Aug. 30. It is announced that the Government Is shortly Issuing mandate Jrohibitir?? summary arrest or execution or newspapermen by provincial uithcrities. The? rrardat.' is the outcome of appeals from pressmen all over the country following the summary exe-•nM-n earUer in
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    ARMS FOR TERRORISTS
    60 1 Three hinese Sentenced In Calcutta Calcutta, Auf. 30. The tUfte Chinese from an American vessel who were arrested in July and f.jund to be in possession of six Italianmade pistols and five hundred rounds of ammunition alleged to be intended lor terrorists, have been sentenced to six
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    $18,000,000 FOR RELIEF
    57 1  -  Nanyang Siang Pau To Aid Flood And Famine Victims shanghai. Auk. 30. Tho Nanking treasury has been instructed to earmark $15.*****0 for the rehabilitation of the Red-de-vastated arras In Honan. Annul Kiangsi. Himci and Chekiang Three milli m dollars have bo- n ■et aside fcr relief w>rk
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    GERMAN WOOL KINGS
    68 1 On Trial For Fraud That Precipitated Crisis isremen, Aug. 29. The trial, likely to last several months, has opened of the brothers i Carl and Heinz Lahusen. joint owners of the huge Nordwolle woollen concern Ml charges ol responsibility tor the laiiure of the company in 1931
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    R.A.F. BALTIC TOUR
    58 1 British Flying Boat Forced Down London. Autr. 30. When the group oi four British R.A.F. flying-boats en route for a tour of the Baltic states were passing over Helder in Holland, one of them had to make a forced landing. A second went to the rescue and
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    NAZIS' BREAK 4INTO AUSTRIAN JAIL
    151 1 Dash Across Italian Frontier Munich, Aug. 30. The whole of the Tyrol is in a state 1-nnMtwiiMtofgr a prlson breaking episode at Innsbruck Prison. At dawn to-day a party of Nazis disguised as Austrian Heimwehr in a motor car [entered the prison on a false
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    DIPLOMATIC SERVICE
    36 1 tri w Rugby, Auc. •>%. I He King has been graciously pleased Honblr Or Patrick Williams Maulc Ramsay. His Majesty's Envoy Extra.ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Athens to b« His Majesty's Envoy Mtn "tnr Plenlpot^n-
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      63 1 BIGIA TEA p r inur I freshness and fr. rancc of the I a n gardens ur home. UTLES HOTEL. LTD. \YA'S PREMIER HOTEL. 1 O-DAY'S ATTRACTIONS P ECIAL DINNER CLASSICAL MUSIC 1 ><-m 8 p.m. to 9.45 p.m. >ANCE (FORMAL) 945 p.m. to Mid-night ECIaY DAY SEPTEMBER 2nd IAI
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      231 1 On Other Pages Latest Tin and Rubber prices Page Aigenlina has agieed to the wheat re ♦lie. ion agrcemrn* Page The triple attempt ».o swim the L'ngiish t i.anni'l has failed Page 16 CS is disappointed with the result, so far. of the lecovery drive and an inten lw "Uuy
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      79 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA CHRYSLER RIDING EASE ANNOUNCEMENT The Orchestra playing at the Dutch Club 1 there WiH !K? no "inner-Dance at the Adelphi Hotel this evening. SEA VIEW HOTEL j TOMORROW SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY MARTY SANDS MILDRED DAWN SATURDAY!
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    SINGAPORE STREET NOISES
    426 2 Powers Of Proposed Bill A'^fifil! intituled an ordinance to tuw*9 Ordinance No. 96 < Minor Ollences* is about to be introduced into the Legislative Council. The object of the Bill is to enlarge the catalogue of noisy instruments, the sounding of which is a nuisance. The Bill
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    TOO ILL TO ATTEND COURT
    455 2 BANKRI T PTCY CASE ADJOURNED Sassoon Ezekiel's Affairs Mr Justice Mills in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday heard an application by the Official Assignee for an order of indemnity on behalf of a bankrupt. Sassoon Ezekiel. against his own wife. Rachel Ezekiel The bankruptcy of Sassoon
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    81 2 The SepanK-Nilai branch of the btate Asiatic Staffs' Association. Selangor. was formed on Sunday when the inaugural meeting was held at the Sepang Asiatic Club. The following* were elected office-bearers for the year: --Chairman. Mr. A. J. Lop^z. viccch.iirman. Mr. D. Devadasen: hon. secretary and treasurer. Mr. P. Salkunam; committee.
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    RED RAIN
    204 2 Phenomenon Startles Villagers Belgrade. The inhabitants ol Bosnia were startled arter a heavy iaii ot rain to i everything dyed red Umbrellas clothes, washing left out In tht r.\ir. eTexythlng was italned An In th reservoirs It was lound the I m itet Ihmt bad collected was j
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    WOMAN BANDIT CHIEF
    169 2 Alleged To Have Robbed War Refugees Charged with being responsible for the kidnapping ol eight Shanghai merchants at Soochow and the killing of Lieut Wang Yu-san. of the 19th Route Army, during last year's SinoJapanese hostilities near Shanghai. Mrs. Ho. alias Wong Pamei. an alleged notorious woman
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    FRANCE AND SOVIET
    40 2 Paris, Auk. 27. Negotiations which have been proceeding for months past have resulted. It is understood, in the adoption of a protocol fixing the main lines for an economic agreement between France and the Soviet.- Reuter Wireless
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    BRITISH OFFICER WITH A MYSTERIOUS PAST
    478 2 Stabbed By Woman In Shanghai "A SOLDIER OF FORTUNE' Shanghai, Aug. There was a tense moment in the British Police Court during the preliminary hearing of the murder charge against Mrs. Katherine Hadley (36). also known as Tolpige. who is alleged to have stabbed
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    THREAT TO LAWYER
    358 2 TRUNK MURDER CASE Anonymous Letter To Defending Advocate To the task of investigators into the mystery of the Shanghai trunk murder case has been added a hunt for the anonymous writer of a threatening letter received by Mr T Rangel. the advocate appointed by the Portuguese Consular
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    25 2 Sir En a wall Tui.i has dierf .f j? A HMCtlnfl < Banit ;jj| Sundav A- I vl mnttr: of nif»s(i I malaria I cussed I
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      144 2 HANDS NFLAMED WITH_KZEMA Suffered a Great Deal with Itching. Healed by Cuticura. "My trouble was dry eczema which was caused from having my hands in water so tnuch. I suffered a great deal through itching and burning, more so at night, and the affected parts were inflamed. I suffered with
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      12 2 §77Jt5Pf!IS rhorf \f no better pm l| •s B<niare. Singapore, jl ■■■Wi'WIIII
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      723 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS I I 1| TKMIEWS __J X0TI i HEADQUARTERS i vw.pm Ol{hr VNl I v SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL (|;ANK( ,1( 9 foralllho NOTICE. I I FAMOUS MANUFACTURERS IS "tr^'m,!" of Tenders. I J OI SKI II .Mi M ii' I Foods NOTICE is hereby given that tender* I D()(; Med.cines
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      210 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK Thursday 31st Golf: Island Club Championship d^mfcotaln League. Kal- Swimming: Jackson Millar Cup race at &-BMStf* Base.au: I^e -^--anj Friday, September Ist. t p.m. "Rv^th^iv Commercial Cup semi-final, Monday, Sept. 4th. Football. Commercmi P g a SingapO re G. C ladies bogey FA Cup Ist. round:
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    SWORD'S PART IN HISTORY OF MANKIND
    1139 3 SWORD'S PART IN HISTORY OF MANKIND fymhol Of Power, Justice And Martyrdom of the Sword— from the d«v ivt uh the ages to the pretemLv'^T i sttrci tss^ SW3S *5 ance, the membera SS 1^ ;he address but Mr. V. D. fcXleT wS h if? wa -T f d- aScdoS
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    CONFIDENCE TRICK
    429 3 'EXTREMELY INGENIOUS VARIATION" Magistrate's Comment In Cheating Case Rm extremely ingenious variation he confidence trick." was Mr J f Jregra final observation in conthe Third Court of coating a Sinhalese merchant, named M w j l nayakara< in resDcct of $300 HP Li J Mendis Prosecuted and Mr
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    Dangers Of Durian And Alcohol
    585 3 Dangers Of Durian And Alcohol />ies ,4/>er Heavy Meal Medical comment on the hick ol rch work on Malayan poisons, fruits and cures «rai made at an in qu« held by Mr P o. Bourne rday, on a Chinese who I p- taming after atlng durian drinking liquor, a mixture
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      281 3 BRITISH BROADCASTING i CORPORATION PROGRAMMES FOR DOHA, Bl RMA. J »«..ii 1 > SETTLEMENTS, and I FEDERATE!) MALAY STATES FROM THE EMPIRE J TRANSMITTER. DAVENTRY J ENGLAND Two of the following frequencies i ard wavelengths will be used i simultaneously, but the wave- lengths may be changed in the course
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    STALIN'S WIFE COMMUTE SUICIDE
    1073 4 STALIN'S WIFE COMMUTE SUICIDE Chose Death As Protest Against Dictator's Policy FULL STORY OF KREMLIN TRACED* o//> FOR FIRST TIME By Rhea (i. Clyman who spent four years in Russia ;i* vpaw correspondent. She was expelled as a "dangerous person" says, she dared to write the truth. In the early
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    44 4 Lord Trenchard, the Police Commissioner, met representatives of all branches of the Metropolitan Police in the strictest privacy at the police training college at Imber Court. Thames Ditton. The entrance to Imher Court was guarded by police as delegates arrived for the secret meeting.
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    FELL FROM HAND CART
    118 4 Man Suffers Fatal Spinal Injury A verdict of death by misadventure was returned by Mr. F. A. Brown, the Singapore Coroner, at the inquest on j a 45-year-old Tamil, named Retnam. who died as the result ot injuries; caused by falling oil a stationary hand-cart which
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    FESTIVAL OF CHURCH MUSIC
    95 4 At St. Peters Church In Stumlord Road there will be a Festival of Church Music on Monday commencing at 6.30 p.m. Specially selected music will be rendered and some well known persons are contributing solos, both vocal and instrumental. The Revd. E G. Proctor will preach
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    20 4 The Hon. Mr. H. Fairburn. InspectorGeneral of Police, arrived at Penang on Saturday from Singapore on a visit of inspection.
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    CHILD IN CANAL
    85 4 Tragedy In Presence Of Mother A live- year- old Chinese child. while playing on the bank of Rochore canal in full view of the mother and sister, fell Into the water on Tuesday afternoon. An alarm was raised and some Tamil coolies working nearby went to the
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    22 4 A lecture on "The Limitations ol Reason" will be given at the Theosophical Society. 428 Race Course Road tomorrow at 630 p.m.
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    CARAVANING BY CAR
    175 4 CARAVAN ING BY CAR Expedition Into Soviet Desert Tashkent. Auk. 19. The caravan ol 20 Soviet automobiles and trucks of standard type, engaged in a 9.000 kilometre test run from Moscow to the Kara Kum desert in Central Asia and return, arrived at Tashkent and left the following day on
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    THE LADIES UNION
    62 4 The Ladies Union of Singapore is appealing for the sympathy and cooperation of all interested to make their Sale of Work on Friday. September Ist. a success. The net proceeds of this sale are to be divided between the Leper Asylum and the Child Welfare Society. Mrs.
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    KLANG EX-SERVICEMEN
    197 4 Annual Dinner of Branch (From Our Own Correspondent). Klanjc. Auff. 27. The seventh annual dinner meet Ing of the Ex-Services Association ol Malaya. Klang branch, was held last night at the Klang Club Mr. L Forbes. District Officer. Klang. proposed the x>ast of the branch. In his presidential
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    25 4 Mr. Kong Hal Chong. of the teaching stall of the Francis Light School. Penang. has Joined the staff of the Government English School. Alor Star.
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    THE POPE
    66 4 LVi>it To Summer Residence Cheerln*: of His H J J this m»n summer r- L** 1 near Rom« yi The P>; and b) of whom v liupectrd I eluding f admin-d I M I Pollsh i "jS 1 to commctv. 1 land as Pa; r ol Benrdi. d
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    ITALY AND POWERS
    33 4 WttH I brtw- tbt Au^on s mont i^ desiro ll I Franc-Au.str>'-i- J no qut HUIU-,: Thi- pi for M «1 Mm Ibwi mcnts b. CMcbo Danubian W Reuter Wireless
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      272 4 At DBPBNDABLB AS AN AUSTIN W f 1 Shoun .it "A" ti the 'overhang' the "ti shout uh rxumpit e.\ J J^K^^^J /^^^m f I Austin Ten-lour Saloon, git ing m.txi- I ten Jed'oter hang': ett ry inch extra I J X^^^mM I mum riding comjort. means /ess 3 I!
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    Jungle Kings' Big Growl
    232 5 Jungle Kings' Big Growl M. Simons stock Church, Putney. racing the camera for the first time this pack of jungle "Kings" on their farm at El Monte, California, showed their curiosity in letting forth one hie rrowl olr T I.' 6 b ecn a Mted at J»""ina, <iree,e. for the
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    BUKIT TIMAH RD. HOUSES
    534 6 OWNER ON CHARGE OF CHEATING Assessments And Rents Sitting as Third Magistrate yesterday, Mr. M. H. Blacker, heard the continuation of the trial of Llm Teck Chew. landowner of Bukit Timah. on a charge of cheating the Rural Board in respect of the assessment of his
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    NEW BREWERY
    129 6 Half Price Beer For Hong* Kong Hundred! of prominent citizens from Hong- Kong and Kowloon attended the opening of the Colony's new Brewery at Sham Tseng Bay. Castle Peak Road Hong Kong. Mrs. Bonvtt. wife, of the General Officer Commanding. Major-General O. C Borrrtt. formally opened the doors
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    SOUTH CHINA
    84 6 Honir KonK and Canton Relations 'Nothing can be more sure than that Hong Kong and Canton that know each other more, and hold a certain respect, even regard, one for the other, will mean a happier and more prosperous South China at least; and I believe that there
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    41 6 A high tea and bazaar will be held at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church. Kampong Kapor Road on Saturday at 3.30 p.m.. in aid of the poor fund and benevolences of the church Mrs. E. F Lee will open the bazaar.
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    DEMAND FOR POST OFFICE
    330 6 CAMERON HIGHLANDS SOCIETY Measures For Control Of Malaria The second annual meeting 01 Cameron Highlands Society, of which the late Mr. W. Dunman was the founder- president and Mr. G. M. Yetts honorary Secretary, was held at the rest-house. Lubok Tamang. on Sunday when there was
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    CHINESE ORCHESTRA
    399 6 Amateur Society's Varied Activities The Chinese Amateur Orchestra of Singapore will hpld tts general meeting on September 3rd at 108. Emerald Hill Road at 7.30 p.m. The second annual report states that in tile re-organisa-tion f>t the committee tvo extra vice- presidents were created, a Hon. Secre- tary.
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    FRANCE DETERMINED
    53 6 raris, Aug. 27. The determination to guarantee the independence of Austria was expressed by M. Duladier to-day to Le Petit Parisien before leaving to inspect the recently constructed defence works on the frontier in order to see that the measures taken for the defence of France are absolutely
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    $150 Must Be Won
    377 6 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week JJELOW will be found particulars of the Free Press Football Competition No. 2 in 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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    TEN YEARS' CHANGES IN STEPPE REPUBLIC
    559 6 Where Women Were Sold Like Cattle Verkhneudin.sk. Auk. 24. The Soviet Republic of Burlat-Mon-golia, comprising a territory of 400.000 square kilometres, has been celebrating its tenth anniversary. Before the revolution it was one of the most backward regions of Russia The native population was
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    HOW TO MAKE YOUR CLAIM
    169 6 A duplicate list is provided in which the competitor may keep a record of his entries. These small lists must not on any account be used for entries— they are only for 1 the convenience of competitors. The full results of all the matches plaved
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    BARGEES STRIKE OVER
    92 6 Practically All lkmand> Conceded P*riv Auk The iinkc of thf hMfm ha ended trike comnmtr. hftftag agreed t< the settlement with the ni minim, which is reported all the striken -s Rtvtn Wireless Paris. Auk U. FolluwinK thv breaking up barragt* of kMpH MR t) .<■ OUr
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    28 6 Mr Salit-h bin HuAgaln. an old pup: of Hm Prnang Free School and u graduate of Raffles College, has the stall of the OOWBMM EBgttat School. Alor Star
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      185 6 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 2 I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competi- tion as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the j Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press in all matters I appertaining thereto. My forecast of the results of
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      29 6 This duplicate list is for the convenience of competitors in keeping a record of their entries and on no i account should it be sent to the Free Press.
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      183 6 J ll^ _^a^^^^^^ I aav ,^r 9^w*a^ aM **^v^ W Foods Made from the purest milk of cows pastured in the home counties, the *Allenburys' Foods are as Mad I digested as mother's milk. They are germ free and I are simply and quickly made by the addition v\ I
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    FRAUD ALLEGED AGAINST LOCAL FIRM
    1025 7 Chinese Chop's Defence To Claim CONDITION OF TINNED MILK I A claim for $1,136.44, alleged to be loss suffered by the plaintiff firm through a breach of contract, brought by Mr. H. S. Arathoon. sole proprietor of Stephens. Paul and Co., of Robinson Road, against
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    117 7 Not knowing that the man to whom he was showing lottery tickets was a police corporal in mufti, a Chinese Shopkeeper, Ong Kow Guan. living in Sungei Rotan, a village near Brua.s. tried to induce him to buy a lew There was a sequel in the police court when Ong
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    CHEATING CHARGE
    142 7 Judgment Reserved in Case Against Agent The ease in which Tan Kim Klat an insurance auent. formerly attached to the Manufacturers" Insurance Company, was charged with cheating, concluded yesterday in the Criminal District Court before Mr. H. A. Forrer. judgment being reserved until Sepr 13. It was alleged
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    76 7 V-. Ith incivnsing use of rubber parts for automobiles the yearly output of irom 3«j to 40 rubber trees is required t>> supply tyres, tubes and parts lor each modern car. In 1925 the average car used About three pounds of rubber parta In addition i.o the rubber in tyres
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    HEAVY BAIL
    198 7 Charges Against Returned Indian Kavena Nagutha Mohamed Naina Marioar made another appearance be- lore Mr. H. A. Forrer. the criminal district judge, yesterday, following his arrest on a charge of criminal breach of trust as an agent of Sayna Ahmed Maricar in respect of $10,000 which represents the
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    BROTHER INJURED
    84 7 Shock For Ambulance Dresser The wet state of the roads lollowing the rain yesterday accounted for a motor accident in Tanjong Katong Road. where an English-speaking Chinese, a clerk in the Bankruptcy Office, was thrown oir his motor cycle ■I the machine skidded on the slippery surface. The
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    51 7 Mr Lim Kho Leng. Manager. Overseas Bank. Penang. has arrived in Ipoh to make arrangements in connection with the opening of a Branch of the Overseas Bank there It is very likely the Branch will be opened at Ipoh next month at the old pnnis's of the Bank of Malaya.
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    FRIENDS QUARREL
    327 7 One Dies Following Blow With Iron Pipe At the inquest on a 35-year-old ,Chinese named Wang Fook. Mr. F. O. Bourne, the Singapore Coroner, found that the man had died from shock and haemorrhage from a ruptured spleen which had been caused by him having been struck with
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    37 7 The receiving order made against S K Muthukannl has been rescinded on an application by Mr. D. H. Tudor, assistant Official Assignee, who pointed out that all creditors of the man had waived their claims in bankruptcy.
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    25 7 For the first time in 21 years. Britain has won the Davis Cup. The photograph shows the two teams lined up after the final match.
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    HONG KONG—MANILA
    223 7 HONG KONG— MANILA Kai Tak To Capital In IV i Hours Leaving Kai Tak aerodrome at 5.45 a.m. the Pan-American Airways Sikorsky seaplane landed in Manila at 3.25 p.m. Allowing lor a stop in i j Northern Luzon of two hours, the total .flying time was approximately 7' 2 >
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      215 7 The New KING OF JAZZ P, Igljlllj Opening To-Night fa Jg gjg Girls by the Score! Dazzling Beauty! Vjji Red-Hot Rhythm! c^aj2) Everything! < *^^ry V^\^r ss»^^^ Musical Picture W "—^mn^9 of All Time! F mi PAUL WHITEMAN $f and his band; JOHN BOLES, BINO V CROSBY, JEANIE LANG and
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      15 7 j STANTON j j NELSON Co., Ltd. |4, COLLTER QUAY STORAGE TELEPHONE 5874 APB3 l_
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1933. Noise And Annoyance
    500 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1933. Noise And Annoyance I THE latest move in the war against noise is a typical example of doing the right thing in the wrong way. By a Bill which is to be introduced into the Legislative Council it is to be made an
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    998 8 THEY are apparently in the middle of 1 the Channel swimming season at home, and at the moment we out here i wondering whether Charlie Zimwho. a lot of us remember lor his ly marvellous diving displays when was here at the beginning of last will
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    13 8 Mr H E OdmMl has assumed My as Engineer. Po«ts and 1 Kedah
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    BERMUDA
    834 8 Far out In the Atlantic, six hundred miles East of Cape Hatteras and another hundred miles from New York, lies the tiny group of islands known M Bermuda. Raised on the pinnacle of an immense submarine mountain by the activity of coral insects they form the most northerly coral
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      108 8 JH DRINK DE LUXE REFRESHING A PIMM at Any Time delicious _C4LDBECK < S 8F SPECIAJ %&St,sf!H T HM TH MTDINTMEM S^^L KING F 81A1 JEWELLERY when selecting a piece of JFWELLERY no matter for irtaat occasion, let us help you. Toil will thus be assured of the FINEST SELECTION
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      58 8 IT IS REPORTED THAT THE STORY OF JONAH is to be incorporated in a film, and that press agents are already acclaiming it as a whale of a picture. GAFLAC POLICIES have been acclaimed for years throughout the world. Their possession gives one that safe feeling. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE
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    MIRACLE" NEEDED TO AID U.S.
    206 9 RECOVERY DRIVE RESULTS RAP ENOUGH Inten.-' Vew "Buy Now" sign Opens ES ASKED For S Goods that only '.niployed have orbed into ina result of the drive is dis- <;. America. It is that only by a i:in the present proi, r r;t me be
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    37 9 they come out/' remarked Mr i tO Catlh the < lerks «f Co-operation, at The annual L-Si < ai l ni a s Assistant Director Telegraphs Co-operative Thrff" and rL?^ S'" Sinffa P° rp l^ts and Press photographer tooK
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    GOLD EMBARGO LIFTED
    93 9 Park, New York. Aug. 29. has lilted the md authorised the on consignment for, Federal Reserve Bank ►W in the U.S.A. and sold producers to obtain prices obtainable abroad. I Id coin and bullion certi- > ordered to file a state- r night of the amounts days
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    122 9 REDS OVER-RUNNING DISTRICT PROTECT" BRITISH AND U.S. NATIONALS Danger From "Communist Hordes" Hong Kong, Aug. 30. An American destroyer and a British warship have arrived at Foochow to protect their nationals They will remain until there is no danger from the Communists who are over-running the
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    GIANT POWER PLANT
    116 9 Fifteen Acre Station In South London London, Auk. 28 The first part of the great new power station at Battersea. London, designed to have ft eapacity of 400.000 to 500 000 kilowatts, is expected to be finished in time to be in operation before the end ul
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    PRESIDENT AND FORD
    29 9 New York. Aug. 30. President Roosevelt has requested General Johnson to report on the failure of Mr. Henry Ford to enrol under the motor code. Reuter
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    MAIL BAG ROBBERY
    62 9 Police Offer Reward For Information i From Our Own Correspondent I Bangkok. Auk. 30. Enqurics in connection with the bank note robbery are proceeding, but there have been no arrests so far. The police are offering a reward for information leading to the recovery of Hongkong Bank
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    AMERICANS IN DANGER
    39 9 Hong Kong, Aug. 30. H.MS. Wishart and the U.S. Sacrarrento have left for Foochow from Hong Kong to protect nationals. Naval circles here do r.ot believe Yenping has yet been captured by Reds. Reuter Far Eastern
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    27 9 Washington, Aug. 30. The State Department has ordered a destroyer from the Asiatic fleet to proceed to Foochow where three Americans are endangered by "Communist hordes."- Reuter
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    GERMAN COTTON FIRES
    35 9 Thousands Of Bales Destroyed Berlin. Aug. SO. A warehouse nre at Bremen caused th.» destruction of 2.500 bales of raw cotton. Another at Viersen. Rhineland. des- 1 troyed a thousand bales.- Reuter
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    LONG DISTANCE FLIGHT
    39 9 Rossi And Codo's Record Confirmed Paris. Auk. 29. The Aero Club has homologated Rossi and Codo's flight from New York to Rayak. Syria. 5.657 miles 589 yards, beating Gayford and Nieholett's record of 5,340 miles.— Reuter
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    RIDING ACCIDENT
    55 9 Inche Yacob Of Perak Injured At Bukit Timah While out riding a horse at the Bukit Timah race course early yesterday morning, Inche Yacob of Perak was thrown off his mount and sustained abrasions over the rieht arm and forearm and the left shoulder. He also had a
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    24 9 Bishop Ferguson Davie and Mrs Davie, formerly of Singapore, have taken up residence at the Anglican Hostel, Fort Hare, states the South African Outlook.
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      66 9 London, Aug. 30. Messrs. Symington and Wilson's rubber market closing prices to-day were: New York, Aug. 30. Opening prices were: Spot (Sellers) 3 13 16d. (3 13 16d.) (Buyers) 3 3 4 d. (3-Kd.) Oct.-Dec. 327 32d. <3 27 32d.) Jan-March 3 15 16d. (3 15 16d.) April- June
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      24 9 London, Aug. 30. Messrs. Malcolm Bowley and Son's closing tin prices to-day were: Spot £218-15-0 £220-2-6. 1 3 Months .€2lB-12-6 (£220.) Market Easy.
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      14 9 London, Aug. 30. New York 4.65 (4J7ft.) Paris 81 13,16 (81 9;i6.)
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    NEW STAR DAWNS IN HOLLYWOOD
    276 9 NEW STAR DAWNS IN HOLLYWOOD Screen World Waits Soviet Beauty 's Debut Story markets of the world were Anna" 1 Stl dl I r H Ing the months in wh *h waited in V» e SCTQens la^st recruit, waited in Hollywood for a part writes the Free Press Hollywood corVespoi7dent
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    ARGENTINA AGREES
    34 9 Wheat Restriction Agreement Signed Kuenos Aires. Aue. 30. The Government has authorised its representative to sign the wheat agreement which previously was only initialled by the Argentine pending elaboration of details- Reuter
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    34 9 Bangkok. Auk. 30. Is Is officially announced that at present the Governmnt will not have recourse to any new system of compulsory purchase of land or compulsory labour as a means of economic development
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    FAIR BUSINESS IN LOCAL
    857 10 SHARE MARKET Messrs Fraser A nd Co's Weekly Report After a dull opening, conditions in the local share market improved considerably during the wee,k, (state Messrs' Praser and Co. In their report dated Aug. 29 and a fair business can be reported, more especially in tin
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    LATEX EXPORTS INCREASE
    720 10 R.R.I. INSTRUCTIONS TO PLANTERS Need For Large Scale Application Some progress has been made, states the report of the Rubber Research Institute for 1932. on the investigation and isolation of non-caoutchouc constituents of latex. These investigations are of primary importance in relation to the variability of raw
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    201 10 I Aug. 25 28 29 American Can. Com 93V 2 92?/ 8 93V 8 Am. T'phone and T'graph 129V4 130 128 7 8 Atcheson Railroad 68% 66 70 Dupont 833 8 83 8 83 2 Firestone. Common 28 27 V 2 26 7 ,8 Gen. Electric 26% 25%
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    YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION
    45 10 YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1.137th. auction yesterday. Ribber Smoked Sheet: Cents Per Lb. London 3 3 4 d. New York 7 cts Catalogued 1.301.953 lbs 581.23 tons Ct.ered 1.252.581 559 19 Sold 1.192.757 s 532.48 PRICES REALIZED
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    BURMA'S RICE TRADE
    124 10 The New Dutch Duties RiCC trading circles in Rangoon support the view taken in Mincing Lane hat the new Dutch import duties will hit Burma's rice export trade The Netherlands was at one time a big market for Burma's rice, but ever since the depression and competition
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    CHILE CANAL SCHEME
    76 10 Plant to Pierce Isthmus of Ofqui According to a Reuter message from Santiago < Chile*, a plan is being considered by the Chilian Government for piercing the Isthmus of Ofqul. If the plan materialises an appreciable proportion of the passage from Puerto Moutt to Magallanes could be
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    126 10 August 30th., 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot Tone of Market:— Quiet and steady. Latest Cable:- London Spot Sheet 3^'id per lb. New York Spot Sheet 7 G.cts. per lb Compared with^ the previous year. British tonnage passing through the
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    Petrol And Kerosene Prices
    130 10 August 30 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin 2.07 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 1.50 Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Socony Motor Gasoline 14 drams per British Imperial Gallon 85 Socony Motor Gasoline <4-gallon tin) 3.65 Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gall.
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    The Chinese Produce Exchange
    87 10 Singapore. August 30, 12 noon Buyer Sellrr Oambier 4.75 Java Cube 7.75 Hamburg Cube 7.75 Muntok White Pepper 23.00 White Pepper 22.50 Black Pepper 13.50 Mixed Black Pepper 9.00 Copra, sundried 3.60 Cjpra. mixed 3.05 3.05 Small flake Tapioca 4 00 Fa'r Flake Tapioca 3.90 Med.
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    Return To Normal Conditions In The City
    967 10 Return To Normal Conditions In The City Encouraging Overseas Trade Figures For July •From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Aug. 15. Despite the tact that many business executives and heads of com- mercial houses have left London for their annual holidays, trade shows no signs of the customary August slack- ness,
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    Exchange Rates
    52 10 f nniiMi 2 4 London f>o London M) s London. d< London. T 1 Lyons Hamburg < '<jC New Y»;rk Bat.ahi 8 IUUI PenariK. d< Calc;iti.> ''rr Colombo H I u< li V«i.-: Mai .1 i Ba: k V I 1 Ma.:.-. Syci d« d New Bat B.mk
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    TEA PRICES
    74 10 Forecast ti Stanp on Indian Mai kit < *l< utlj \mc U Under tin Uona tl abl< o! 105 000. 00(, p. i. whldl might on :*.<■ bt pas: ma r^ QU j for Internal i 'rul.tr kitct pui I by jto Al schemi trlct The It that
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    LOWER DEATH RATE
    41 10 1 Thrr- 141 :-faP» JdurinK ih<- w. [giving a ct per mnwi pm*tiHni r* than thr« BB and dt'dui-; -15 68 p«r 14 The n.:.w I prr mill*' compAT pr«Tt dn.»: rcspondint: The toUU blrtl rut.' Ofl II
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    CRIMEAN WEALTH
    35 10 Qtthgbti Dim v <fll And I K\t«'iisi\< last .war IBd h.trinn.s (Im. mil depth ylrld.'d n»ih: I «'ail. U»d tor If i'tl k( ll ht In i t>T's u:. nean u oi Khli
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    LAW NOTICE
    60 10 For Thai ilefurr Mr Ju ?nd Court at 11 I I ;:i iStepbeni Pi Chiang. l|( ;rl Brft.rr Mr. Ju> Court at 11 ti Part I>. m the pp'M I vs. Rachel S.i The t<>!. I I whirli MTli (j(of to July 1 wa I Channel I 1
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    TRASER'S SHARE LIST
    740 11 |j t s/tr^^^ Closing Quotations S'pore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1926 red. 1956-66 $22,000,000 111 2 112% c.l S'pore Municipal 5 p.c. of 1928 red 1948-68 $21,000,000 109 109% c J S'pore Municipal 4y 2 p.c. of 1930 red 1970-80 $5,000,000 108% 100 H cl SS. and
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    FORTY-HOUR WEEK?
    318 11 r Opposition From Employers '^Ota Correspondent) ''•ndcn, Aug. 16. prove to be ol history of on Thursday, cq rerence of the ki\ 4 fl Shipbuilding Unions j working week presentatings held in •>ut the countion and It Br>, s v rt step made a to secure nent. The
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    BOOM CONDITIONS ON EXCHANGE
    680 11 INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN I JOHANNESBURG Higher Price For Gold London. Aug. 28. The upward movement of gold cur- renoies. which has been a feature of the Exchange market recently, was continued to-day and the price of gold rose in harmony to the highest level since December
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    USEFUL PIECE OF SALVAGE
    571 11 WHEAT CONFERENCE AGREEMENT I Good Press In Britain London. Auj?. 26. The agreement reached at the Wheat Conference received generally a good press in this country. No commentator considers for a moment that the restriction of output, although no doubt inevitable if any progress is to
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    4 12 LATEST SHIPPING IN TELLIGENCE
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    TRAMP TRADE
    269 12 Is The Old Form Doomed To Disappear An opinion hys been expressed on seveiaJ occasions that the tramp ship' will lose a great deal of its importance in favour of the cargo liner and that there lo a tendency on the part of many British owners to ignore
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    PATROL CRUISERS
    76 12 New essels For Chinese Miirilime Custom^ For the Phlnege Mariilnie CnetOCM number ol new patrol cruisers h.tv. been ordered, and the auxiliary Dieeel engines are to be built by WflddOp* Twenty units in all will be lUpplied, all designed to run at 800 i p.m. Six will be
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    118 12 Ship* Alongside the Wharven or Kxpected to Arrive Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3.) Ranchi 18: Katonp 16: Strdhana 14--ferule 10: Najam 9: Soudan 7: Kistna 6. Emuire Dork (Entrance Gate tl Khandalla 35. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4> Mangola 46: Silvertcak 48 West Wharf (Entrance Gate
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    FREIGHT RATES
    54 12 Palm oil hi hulk lo Jipm— K\. rrci-ht to d'rort r»')rts has been ftxed it SB.OO ]nr ton of 20 cwt I The mm itmmet Porthoi li du horn from Penan* on Bundav .it (km. and will probably sail 01 fi am. for Balffon. Hiri" Kong i Shanghai.
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    LOWER FARES ON N.Y.K.
    340 12 ROUND THE WORLD FOR £101 Drastic Reductions Announced N.Y.K Line animuiue turih.-r di rcc't'<*tii;ns in the rates lor round the world tours. Tt Is now prat!i<ali rh"ap to live <.n board ship and see Ibe world as it is to reside in a hotel For the
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    GLEN LINK
    142 12 BBMOO !>;iid For Motor Ship JUlOttU r ...p tiAJ i 10l the Glen 1. n I total or 1 !>,'lit Di- ail wltti macn nei f par itroke 'i .\r t It the 1 .by Ltth| I (hi Cl 1 de RlncaM b ind w n ichlj i
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    NETHERLANH STEAMSHIP CO.
    36 12 The Prst «»i the steamer* «>f ih^ NethtTland StMmship Co vttet) ar. belnu r converted to MOtOf sJiios will probably b<» readv f.^r trials v rf| lh< M* installation about tbe midctlr October.
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    27 12 It-.n,-|„ ■m i m H i I ,M I I I I b Mi i I I gj I I r gj I I I child
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    21 12 I ;i •>■ I called Thrv tr Julh I rry rill en-Mr- I M i turtM H I i J
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      626 12 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated In Australia) A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY VISIT AUSTRALIA IN THE SPRING SPECIAL FIRST CLASS RETURN FARE 1:74 (5«34.29) Special arrangements have been made to enable passengers to make the round cruise to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne via Java by the well-known s.s. "MARELLA" <7.470 tons gross register*
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      101 12 For everything appertaining Travel, Banking Freight Apply to: COOKS wacoljlhlits Lwopto TWAVft "sew vice' 39, ROBINSON ROAD Individual Attention. I. S. K. LINE ISHIHARA INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORT CO. •Incorporated In Japan) REGULAR FREIGHT ANH PASSENGER SERVICE. ROM JAPAN Due Bali MALTA MARU Aug. 31 Sept. 1 FOR KOBE. OSAKA. MOJI.
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      30 12 TO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA I c< »1 ut ihi —i iilln I /<Tj SL u «u-»'iM thruuph fn»ra V "fl luvury trmn. W Sspnw Th« Lurpni K'aiimi Sj/ntrtr, »n Niw(A
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      560 12 •4 Local And j Foreign Mail j Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday T.SO *.n* I Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m Saturday 7 p m Kuantan (via Jeraotuti Monday to Friday IJB ft :j Kuantan (via Jeraniu;. Saturdays P xl Kelantan (via Padang
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      195 12 VESSELS ARRIVED Kh iKcialla. Brit :i289. irom Cald 30.8. tor Penang Rangoon Calm 31.8 I Bulan. Brit. 441. from Malacca 30 8 for Penan« v:a Ports :>. j Kedah. Brit. 1033. irom Nawgej Deli 298. lor Belawan Dcii SI 8 Hua T.mg. Brit 109. from Malacca 30 8. tor Malacca
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      473 13 p. o. British India and Apcar Lines. ancorporated in England) vi l. PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. .NTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE out v )S FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Due Due lonnage. Singapore. Tonnage. Singapore 6.500 Aug. 31
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      536 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England) 'ELLERMAN" UNE. FREIGHT SEP VICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS ANF/ SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Steamers. Doe Sails. s.s. City of Pittsburg For London, R'dam and Hamburg Sept. 14 Sept. 16 s.s. City of Newcastle For Havre, Ix>ndon, R'dam H'burg Sept.
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      1177 13 HE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO (1»1) Bteam Ship Co., Ltd., and China Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Lto THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd rHE BTRAITS STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd. THE AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE Ltd PHE 81AM
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      659 14 K. P. M. KOMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ RElJNST— Thursday, Aug. 31. Cheribon (not for passengers). Semarang, Sourabaya, Boeleleng. Ampenan..Padang-Bay, Benoa and Banjoewangi. TlDORE— Thursday, Aug. 31, Selat-Pandjang. Bcngkalis, Soengei-Pakning, Siak and Pakan-Baroe. TOMOHON— Thursday, Aug. 31, Singkawang. Pemangkat and Sambas. DE WEERT— Friday. Sept. 1, Tandjong Pinang. Blinjoe, Djeboes, Pangkal Pinang.
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      142 14 01 TYVARDa nj ALSIA lc»r Bangkok Sopt 9 ms. DANMARK for Manila, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Yokohama, Osaka and Kob« Sept. 20 TRANS- IV-U IMC SERVICE IO LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO VANCOUVER, SEATTLE AND PORTLAND ms SELANDIA leaves Manila about Oct. 8 Leaves Hoof Kong about, Oct. 14 PAKE: To Genoa
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      417 14 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE dbid AMERICAN MAIL LINE Fn COMFORT WITH ECONOMY PRESIDENT LINER TOURIST LARGE OUTSIDE STATEROOMS Each with hot and cold running water and restful beds. UNEXCELLED CUISINE DIVERSIFIED ENTERTAINMENT DRCHESTRAfI DANCING SWIMMING rALKTES DECK SPORTS Mnp'r" tl add Io V S sffl KVKRY Irans-fv.cilic President Liner now features
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      324 14 O. S. K. LlNf ANNOUNCE DRASTIC REDI Tl< AND CABIN CLASS P\SS\f;| Singapore to East and South \i American Ports, as foJ REDUCED RATES mmm to P> >.i p-i Pont mar class TO MOMBASA BFIRA DURBAN S.J7S.(Mi CAPE TOWN S|«.;.(i(i I SANTOS $695.(Mt EL AJSBB $712.1x1 ROUM>-THK-W()!{LI) 1172 FOIt FARTHER
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    SINGAPORE PLAYER ORDERED OFF
    820 15 lij-Feeliiig In Malays' Java Matches KNZORG v 15REAKS LEG Ilatavia. Aug. 28. than 10.000 spec uding the Governor see the Singapore the Malays, in Soerakarta League sday last. The result The visitors did not display although :>er.ned the home half of the field. d rather shakily.
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    CRASH HELMETS
    56 15 vdopment in Home Soccer D Correspondent.* London. Aug. 16. fani are discussing fact that Priestley, player, from Linfield. what looks like a I practice game?. I he intends to rear during League is nothing in the o prevent him from uki the authorities to lollow the AmeriU h-ad-protec-that
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    POOR ALEX JACKSON
    124 15 i Too Expensive To Play From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Aug. 16. The most miserable man in England 'on Saturday was Alex. Jackson, once Chelsea's outside-right and a Scottish I international footballer, whose play hundreds of thousands of spectators j iiave cheered to the echo. There is
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    HENDREN AS CAPTAIN
    41 15 HENDREN AS CAPTAIN Middlesex had an unfamiliar side out for their recent match against Surrey. They were captained by Hendren, this being the first time that a professional has captained the team since Hearne did so at Leyton before the war.
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    MUAR LEAGUE
    444 15 Concluding Series of Matches "From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Aug. 29. Before a large crowd the Hospitals drew with the Indians in the League encounter. This match was looked forward to by all soccer fans but play was marred by rough tactics and the Hospital players had to
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    DAING MAKKAH SHIELD
    227 15 The following are the results of the first round fixtures of the Singapore Malay Inter-School Football Competition. East Division Padang Terbakar 2: Teluk Kurau 0. Geylang 6: Beting Kusa 0. Siglap 4: Rochoh 1. Tanjong Katong 2: Kampong Rokok 0. West Division Tanglin Besar 1: Tanglin Kechil
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    BASEBALL
    431 15 First Match in Singapore League The opening contest in the Singapore (Baseball League schedule takes place on Sunday afternoon at Rallies Institution field at three o'clock. The Amej rican team will oppose the Japanese I Young Men's Club, this ensuring a bat- tie royal, as each team is credited
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    COMMERCIAL CUP
    100 15 Draw For Scmi-Final Contests The draw for the semi-finals of the Commercial Cup football competition is as follows: September 6. Fraser and Neave's vs. Municipal Services at Anson Road Stadium. September 9. M.P.H. vs. Post Office at Jalan Besar. September 15. Final at Anson Road Stadium. At the
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    DISAPPOINTING BUD WALLEY
    147 15 HELD FOR 6 ROUNDS BY BASCO Rain Prevents Decisive Result I (From Our Own Correspondent] Penan?, Aug. 30. The much advertised boxing contest between Bud Walley and Bee Basco at Pun and Frolic last night had to be abandoned after six rounds owing to heavy rain. Basco
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    LEAGUE POSITIONS
    363 15 The present positions of teams in the I divisions of the League, and the Commercial Cup. are as follows:— Voe^tjie Notts bowler, who has Ju&i urne<**H>wn an olTer of £100 per weeJc or 2G *¥eks over a period of three ears, made by the Accrtngton Lancaashire League Club.
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    SELANGOR GOLF CLUB TENNIS
    167 15 Cherrington And Howard Win Doubles Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 29. K C. Chnrrington. late ot Singapore. l and Howard accomplished line per- formance by deteatlng Wyatt-Smith Blld G. F West in the nun's open doubles ol the Selangor Golf Club tournament which was brought to a close
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    180 15 The D.M.H.S. Badminton Party met I the Mental Hospital Recreation Club in a friendly game of badminton at the latter's court on Saturday. Mental Hospital Recreation Club won 4 doubles out of 5. and 2 singles out of 6. The results were: Doubles Nai Boon Lua and A. Rod-
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    SLOG TENNIS
    341 15 Tournament Engagements This Week Ties for t >-day in the SCC. Lawn Tennis tournamen. are as lollows: A Class Houbies Handicap J. A Dean ar.d N S. Wise owe 15 4 vs. F. T K Hcbbes and F R Hobbet jwe 4 <t> finish*. Lt. M. T L
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    YACHTING
    173 15 R.S.Y.C. Programme This Week Tlk lollowing events are nxed for Sunday. September 3rd.:— "A" Class.— The International Six .Metre Class will sail the first of a series of three races for the Mllner Cup Starting time 10.10. "B" Class. Two team races will be held- one in the morning
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    U.S. WOMEN'S GOLF
    98 15 Miss Enid Wilson's First Round Victory Highland Park. (I.S.A). Aug. 30. I The outstanding results in the nrst round of the US A WOHM n's Golf Championship ar<> Miss Ftiid Wilson boat Mrs Lake 3 up and 2. Mis.« Van VVto boat Miss Elizabeth Dunn 7 ap
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