The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 September 1933

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. EST. 1835. No. 14,060. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1933. It CENTS.
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    AUSTRIA TO COPY ITALY
    249 1 'Pocket Premier's" B Future Policy SPEECH TO 70,000 PEOPLE A Challenge To "Big Brother" i speech to a gathering of 70,000 people at Vienna Dr. Dollfuss, the Austrian Premier, advoa social system similar to Italy's. His oppo>n to Nazi violent penetration was expressed, any, he said,
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    ADRIAN ROSS DEAD
    28 1 Well-known Musical Comedy T librettist London, Sept. 11. The death is announced of the well known musical comedy librettist and lyricist, Adrian Ross Reuter Wireless
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    FOUR CARS COLLIDE
    171 1 Charles rim, < centre) who flew wi th Kingrsford Smith on his Hrst bin Ion? distance flights, is preparing for an Atlantic flight. He and three companions left Woodford, the Cheshire aerodrome, on Saturday for Heston m Middlesex, befofe jroinir to Raldonnel m Ireland m readiness f<;r
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    WARNING TO NAZIS
    70 1 Foreigners Must Not be Molested Berlin, Sept. 11. The assertion that "Marxist provocateurs" were trying to Induce Nazi storm troopers to commit acts of violence against foreigners In Germany! is made by Herr Rudolph Hess. Deputy-Chief of the Nazis, m a manifesto threatening the severest punish nent
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    26 1 Mr. V. A. Lyons, a senior member of the F.M.S. Bar, who has been practising m Ipoh for the past few years, has loft for home.
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    On Other Pages
    147 1 Skull Cap's .selection* for to-day's races —Page 16. A Chinese is alleged to have thrown his young baby out of a window and killed it— Page 3. The District Judge reserved decision yesterday, m a case m which (apt. E. P. n. Cameron is charged with injuring
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    D.E.I. DEFENCE COSTS
    95 1 CUT OF 15 MILLION GUILDERS Heavy Reductions m Salaries i The Hague, Sept. 11. In addition to v heavy reductiui. m salaries and pensions. the cost o* defence of the Dutch Indies must tx curtailed by fifteen million miilders declared the Prime Minister. Dr. Colijn m an
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    DE VALOURS RETORT
    94 1 The Cosgrave (VDuffy Union Berlin. Sept. 10. A retort to the manifesto of the United Ireland Party was made by De Valera speaking at Dundalk when he said that Ireland was facing a grave crisis. "If we should lose the economic war," he said, "we face the
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    CHINESE STUDENTS WED
    84 1 Non-Christian Ceremony m London London. Sept. 12. The first Chinese non-Christian wedding was celebrated this afternoor iat China House, the Gower Street headquarters of Chinese Studen's. Th bridegroom was Lieu Tsin Wen, a Kiangsi graduate from the Londor School of Economics and the bride wa Miss Chang
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    42 1 Mr. T. Y. Ogil.ie, who was until recently representative m Perak for the Sun Life Assurance Company Limited ol Canada, has Joined the Great Eastern Life Assurance Company Limited. Mr. OsiMe will be stationed m Ipoh as Inspector ol Agencies. Northern Malaya.
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    RUBBER EXPORT CONTROL
    115 1 RUMOURED ACTION BY D.E.I. Report Sends Up Commodity Price London, Sepl. 9. v i'he lack of confidence abroad restricted business on the Stock Ex- change m spite of the new account. The price of gold based on the French franc at 81.93. fell a further five pence
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    SINGAPORE "ATTACKED" FROM THE SEA
    373 1 SINGAPORE "ATTACKED" FROM THE SEA Nocturnal Operations At I Pasir Panjan^ B TESTING A THEORY OF DEFENCE During the early hours of this morning an attack was made on Singapore, writes a Free Press reporter. The attack was anticipated and when the enemy arrived they found it difficult to sain
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      60 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK M \PPROACH TO PURE \STEIKIZED MILK L\ THE TROPICS. AT ALL LEADING •ISION STORES. I RAFFLES HOTEL. LTD. MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEI TO-DAY'S ATTRACTIONS COCKTAIL DANCE AND <«*«■ mi) 6..M) to 8.15 p.m. INFORMAL DINNER DANCE 9.45 to Mid-Night SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th. SPECIAL RACE DINNER DANCE EXTENSION TO
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      116 1 KLiiyi POWDER EI> MILK THE NEAREST APPROACH 1O PURE FRESH, PASTEURIZED MILK OBTAINABLE IN THE TROPICS. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADINO PROVISION STORES. CHRYSLER I I LOW !HIT!AI COST I THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE I meets to-day at 1 p.m. ut the ADELPHI HOTEL I SPEAKER: Miss OWEN of the
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    MORE TROOPS FOR CHARHAR
    149 2 SITUATION MOST DIFFICULT Disarming The Red Forces Shanghai, 12. The corabinat! tilled fared vith the troops Liv Kwei-tang, one )t the Chinese I > went overj ',o the Manchukuo jand then returned to 'he Chinese camp, has made tho situa- -.ion m Charhar mosi ii^vuit. The
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    THE TEA INDUSTRY
    65 2 t national committee Formei! London. Sept. 12. An Interi Joi Lttee reireseni rod c ron--.ries has been London. tndla. Ceylon and th- Dutch Fast Indies hai ea< >uz n The chairman la Mr R. CJraham ol India md the deputy-el Cttfl >rd Figg of Ceylon '"h' 1
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    CAPTAIN KOENIG DEAD
    131 2 DARING WAR EXPLOIT RECALLED The Deutschland's Atlantic I Voyages London, Sept. The death at Madgeburg at the age of 6G of Captain Paul Koenig recalls the romantic German exploit during the war when, m command of the I German commercial submarine Deutschland. he surprised the world by
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    $15 MILLION ON CONDITIONS
    85 2 Canton Must Obey Central Government Honjj Kong, Sept. 12. A Cantap message confirm! the re- i port that the Central Government h:>s ollered 515.000.000 out of the $50,000,000 loan from the United States to the Government ol tru- South-West for industrial and C ttnmercial developments m
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    GENERAL COAL STRIKE
    320 2 THREAT OF AMERICAN MINERS Prompt Agreement On Codes Necessary Washington, Sept. 12. As a further step to prcniaing; bankling credit President Roosevelt had a i conference with the Treasury, the Federal Reserve Bank and the Reconstruction and Finance Corporation a.s (regards ensuring the nations needs I under
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    PRICE OF COLD
    212 2 Sharp Pull on London Market J ondon. Sept. 0. A sharp full of Is. B'jd. occurred In the price of gold to-day at 129s L M <1 per line ounce, a premium of 4d over the French franc. One leature of yesterday*! bullion market was the offering
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    PLAYTIME ON THE RIVIERA
    1406 2 PLAYTIME ON THE RIVIERA Alps stands like a protecting shadow ov»>r the scene. If you half close your eyes the peaks assume an awe-inspirit: v, appearance so that you are glad to turn once more to the lights of the J Dort. the lights on the yachts and the bobbing
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    MAINE GOES WET
    50 2 Notable Gain For Anti-Prohibition Waterville, Maine, U.S.A., Sept. 12. After leading th? prohibUijn movement m the United States for 75 years, the state of Maine has voted "wet" by a majority of two to one. Main? is the tw?nty-sixth Sate m the Union to repudiate prohibition.— Reuter
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    YELLOW FEVER DANGERS
    420 2 CARRIAGE OF INFECTION BY AIR I Penang Commissioners' Discussion •From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan?. Sept. 12. At to-day's meeting of the Municipa 1 Commissioners the President welcomed Lim Eow Thoon who has rejoined th' CommtMton after a short absence (taking the place of Mr. Yeoh Chcang JAtin)
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    EINSTEIN'S SAFETY
    221 2 Threat of Reprisals From Franco Paris. Sept. U. "If a hair of Einstein's head i< touched the German hottagee ~"!<rk- (I »wn m Paris will answer lor it." d <larod M Bernard Lecach^ tIM president at a ciowded meeting at the Salle Wapram here during wh'.-h two French
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    YEARS A QUEEN
    63 2 Anniversary Demonstration m Amsterdam Amsterdam. Sept. 9. Queen Wllhclmina is now celebratinir the 35th anniversary of her accession to the Throne. The main feature of the celebrations was a big nations demonstration m the Stadium when 1 10.000 members of national associations I marched past the Royal
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    PRINCESS JULIANA
    29 2 Encasement to Englishman Denied The Hague. Sept. 9. Rumours of the impending announcement of the engagement o' ?rincess Juliana, possibly to ar I Englishman, are officially denied'
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      131 2 I A >i iyo you yV/j/ watch? X^OUR boy may liave plenty of courage, but it takes energy and stamina to j^ive and take m a fast boxing match. Almost any boy, though, can develop strong muscles and a robust body by eatin- the right food every day. Quaker Oats
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      416 2 CLASSIFIED AD VERTISEMFxjtc RUGGER SEASON 1933-34. Cotton Elastic Knee Caps and AnkIets— "LITESOME" BODY Belt and Jockstrap. Sports Pattern Embrocation and Absorbine— Attiletes' Rub— "PAJL," "JELCO" and "JIFFY" Suspensory Bandages. MEDICAL HALL, LTD., Battery Road. BUSINESS CARDS man typewriter agency STATIONERS A KfcPAIRERS. MA Chance Alley, StncapOT. Vht Cheapest Hou**
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      341 2 TINDER; sl\(;aj>okk MTTirjTT NOT! Tt«n NOTICE Is her. f are now lnvit» '"">> materials or s« r culars (»f such tend <r In the Tend r I i j Annu.il 1.0 Clo.sihi: Be< Supply cf />!.• dwriii" l 1 4 p ni Supp'y L">r Df i i C I LfUa,
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      64 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK Wednesday, 13th. iligh Water 04 54. 6.5 it.. 15.35. 8.2 ft. Clergy Retreat. 3ingapore Races: Fourth Day. Notary Luncheon. AdeUfltf Hotel, l p m. Tliursdav. Stpt. ISth. :ligh Water o,.::-. &S ft., -7.01 7.5 ft. football SAF.A. Cup. Ist. round: SC.C. vg. Marine Lept.. Anson Road
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      65 2 Annual meeting Sungei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd., Chartered Bank Chambers noon. Football: Final Commercial Cup. Anson Road Stadium. Police Band, Botanical Gardens. 5.15 p.m. Saturday, 16th. High Wuot-r I*. 11, 7.5 ft.. 20.01, 8.0 ft. Singapore Races. Fifth Day. Golf: Island Club September Medal. Skating competition, New World. 'Football: S.A.F.A.
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    SILTAN OF SELANGOR'S BIRTHDAY
    1592 3 SILTAN OF SELANGOR'S BIRTHDAY Thousands Attend Celebrations At Klang Own Correspondent.' hi in-. Sept. 11. nan celebrated his rthday amid every mani- loyalty and esteem. A rit has pervaded Klang and r colours of red and yellow iplajed everywhere, places been closed, and the day have been busy with ronged
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    CHILD FLUNG FROM WINDOW
    1251 3 CHILD FLUNG FROM WINDOW Inquest Stoiy Of Father's Act i on SEQUEL TO PERIOD OF ABNORMAL BEHAVIOUR i Charged uith murdering his oun haby son. Ho Peng Siew. a 22-year-old Cantonese motor mechanic, was m the dock throughout the Coroner's inquest on the child held before Mr. j F. G.
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    AXE ATTACK ON SLEEPING MAN
    248 3 QUARRELS OVER UNPAID RENT Chinese Sentenced To Death Sentence of death MM P'day by Mr Justice Ocrahty sitting tr the Assize Court. when a BMCtal jur> which heard the case IttMl I UJIBI mous verdict of guilty agai:.-- V Uir. 800. a Chinese, who u
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      175 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. ftexlstered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance IMC REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: v -md 3. Raffles Chambers. Raffles Place. SLngapors BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street, Malacca. 11, Light Street, Penang. 4 Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur. BOARD OF DIRECTORS S. Q. Wong. Esq., (Chairman). The Hon ble Mr
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    How That $3,300,000,000 Is Being Spent
    1186 4 How That $3,300,000,000 Is Being Spent Putting U. S. Back To Work. No Orgy Of Spending These Hard Earned Dollars i In the following article Mr. Ickes the U.S. Secretary of the Interior, tells how the huge $3,300,000,000 fund of the National Recovery Administration is being spent m the gigantic
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    KING'S HOUSE
    151 4 Sunday, Sept. 3. Hon. Mr. H. B. Egmont Hake left j Government House. Tuesday. Sept. 5. The following were guests at a dini ncr given by His Excellency and Lady Clementi at Government House this evening H. E. The Governor of Macao and Mrs. Miranda. Hon. Mr. Justice
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      102 4 •-N-/^ 7 Orders received /£f by post attend- /C/ -^V ed immedia- /J^ Wf tely. Address: 96, High St.. v Si n a /g. i^/ Any pore /^S Pirn- vfr cription /£bt of Lenses ciate style of /j^k tnautt Suooii- ed Be.^t Quality >£f Guaranteed Si?ht- testing Frec>. Pric p
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    Rome Honours Flying Armada
    197 5 General Balbo and members of the Air Armada passing under the Arch of Cons tan tine to the Forum where Sign or Mussolini presented the Armada fliers with promotions. JBK^vS; Thc beSt musi<al anri literiir > talent i- Wales i-'»nipeted m the Royal Welsh National Fistedd*or|,j
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      85 5 I riiiuin PIIIIMIIIIHMuafHBiHHHHinu fll^v ALL OVER THE S JiPr^ world j I A J° HNNIE Walker Jl//\\ is a mark s j of I I good j FELLOWSHIP j I JOHNNIE I WAhKER j RED LABEL for all occasions, the world's most popular m beverage. I BLACK LABEL, the world's
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    "WITCH OF SINGAPORE" STABBED TO DEATH
    490 6 WITCH OF SINGAPORE" STABBED TO DEATH Remarkable Letter Read In Murder Trial The remarkable story of "the witch I >: Singapore" who was murdered bee iuse -it would be tor the good of the j young men o! Singapore" was related by Mr. J. H. Basset! -acting Deputy I Public
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    CONSTABLE SHOT
    210 6 Fellow Officer Senl to Prison j l For Five Years i Rasxnal bin Haji Hussain, the police I. |cop*table. who shot tfilov, officer in ir i New Bride** Road Police Station on' July 17 us a number ol men. includu.-: the two, were lined up. is to serve
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    41 6 A huge tiger shark was caught by some Ma*ay fishermen near the mouth of the Kuantan River. The tiger shark is distinct from other sharks m having a rather blunt nose and is said to be more voracious than other sharks.
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    $150 Must Be Won
    62 6 $1 50 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION d 11 Six Free Chances Every Week J t HELOW will be found particulars ol the Free Press Football Com- petition No. 4 m which you are asked to forecast results of ten English and Scottish League matches to be played
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    THE PRIZE OF $150
    261 6 THE PRIZE OF $150 will be awarded for an accurate forecast, or failing the receipt of an accurate forecast, to the forecast most nearly accurate. In the event of a tie the prize will be divided amongst the winning competitors. All you have to do Is to strike out the
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    HOW TO MAKE YOUR CLAIM
    226 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 the convenience of competitors. Competitors who have forecasted correctly EIGHT or more matches
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    WIDOW'S PLEA FOR RECEIVER
    625 6 lICH HUSBAND'S ESTATE UNDERVALUED Petition For A New Administrator Fatimah blnte Ahmad, widow ol a wealthy Indian Mohamedan. Kavena 3awana Shaik Mohamed Maricar. who lied some time ago. brought a motion n the Supreme Court yesterday, before Vir. Justice Mills, asking that a receiver and manager
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      157 6 Tb«M distress* nf skJn oompisints sr» hits outward signs of Impurities In 9Jm Mood surfac* treatment csjinot bring Issdng relief so remove che cause of die trouble frosa dM blood by takJng Oerke's B4ood Mixture. gf <ST rkmmiMi m»d Stmrm. ■l tj tmd m LIQUID m TABLET firm Engineers Gaidc
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      224 6 j FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 4 j I agree to abide by the coiuitions governing this competi- J tion as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press m all matters appertaining thereto. My forecast of the results
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      98 6 COX KINGS (AGENTS) 1.1 MM II) Head Office: 13. Regent Street. LONDON. S.W.I TAKE CHARCrE OF EAS'tERX KIT AT THEM PORT SAID BRANCH HAVE IT LAUNDERED AND READY FOR UN ON THE RETURN JOURNEY Representatives board all homeward bound steamer PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON AND LIYKRPCMH. to arrant 1 Baggage
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    KNOCKED CONSTABLE OFF PLATFORM
    1806 7 KNOCKED CONSTABLE OFF PL A TFORM Rash Driving Charge Against Officer Bdge Reserves ■it was reserved by Mr. r*r, the Criminal District ke conclusion of the trial of Capt. E. P. B. of the Queen's Own i inlanders, and AssisOrticer of Local Forces, charged with causing >rt by a rash
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      67 7 7th Day and Season again Extended! There's a Reason! ALHAMBRAI t Matinee TO-DAY 3.15 JlLk lave you seen jpjiiw^llH BUSTER CRABBE wfKm Wmmm N sir; lion man"* arH count's sensational B Jur^ i hriller that's out to W previous Records!! Jsk "ING Our Next Attraction FREDRIG MARCH THE EAGLE and
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      191 7 Here AUBER'S world-famous comic opera with the Screen's most opular pair of Funsters! Opening TO-DAY at the capit6l~ 3.15 6.15 9^15 STAN LAUREL AND OLIVER HARDY with WW: tf^^. Famous V^B lt Star of LljS^S L^- Screen's ISUiJ B^ Rav'.shmt King B-5 Ik Metro Goldwyn Mayer's Riotous Feature -If n^tb
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13th, 1933. Directing Research Into The Right Channels
    507 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13th, 1933. Directing Research Into The Right Channels The Eiigledow Commission on the Hubber Research Institute has comI piled a very interesling and exceedingly valuable report Out of evil 'cometh good, says the old saw. 1 From the unsatisfactory state of: affairs within the Institute
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    as Loas Saying.
    734 8 HOWEVER hot the day may be, everyone m Biarritz drinks hot chocolate at four m the afternoon usually aue* visiting a bull-fight at Bayonne or San Sebastian, a recently returned Malayar —or should It be Malayenne?— tells us. At the Chambre d'Amour. where Hint the bathing suits
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      65 8 ONE OF THE CADDIES attached to a suburban golf club is six feet m height and weighs only seven stone. There seems to be something wrong with the motto "Laugh and grow fat." There is nothing wrong with GAFLAC n POLICIES which will enable you to laugh at the misfortunes
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      39 8 I KELLY'S DIRECTORY i i MERCHANTS. MAN j SHIPPING OF THE VORIO S A Oulrtc to Imports. Ship; J ttiriiiK li»<i>! 1933 In '2 V Pri<T |3' KELLY WAI OT «In corpora! id i Raffles Place S 1 i
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    LONG DISTANCE FLYING
    7 9 ATTACKS ON THE RECORD
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    Frenchmen Plan Non-Stop Flight to India
    49 9 Frenchmen Plan Non-Stop Flight to India Paris. Sept. 9. Atlantic fivers. Assolant leave Le Bourget toOran where they will ►-China m an attempt long distance record m moplane. Canary 11, as Mermoz broke the record over a closed circuit m ight. will be via Greece. and India —Reuter Wire-
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    FRENCH AIR MISSION
    71 9 int Expedition To Russia Parts, Sept. 11. r Minister. M. Pierre Cot* aerial mission departs to j rrow. Three of the most I nch aircraft will convey the French Air Services l.nel will comprise crack dot and Rossi, toservers attach great the expedition which naive tour of
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    POLISH AIRMEN'S FLIGHT
    35 9 Warsaw. Sept. 11. rwo Pot Colonel Filipowicz 'Diree- o: Civil Aviation I and Captain rook off at 10.56 a.m. r-day v-r Soviet territory m an atwnpt a the world long-distance j Reuter
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    90 MILE TRAMP
    99 9 Adventure of Gordon Bennett Balloonist* 1 Boston. Sept. 6. Is proceeding m North Imerica for American and Polish which have been missing Saturday when they rose at -> participate m the Gordon Cup competition. rmer In North Ontario round a inglni te a tre^. pteram|ed from one
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    BIG COMMUNIST ATTACK ON YENPING
    323 9 Repelled With Heavy Losses ARMY OF YOUTHS DRIVEN TO THE 1 SLAUGHTER am m. Hon S Kong, Sept. 12. official report from Foochow states that the Communists led by Pang Teh-huai made a desperate onslaught on the walled city of Yenping on Sunday, when they
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    VATICAN AND GERMANY
    281 9 Differences Still to lx? Settled Vatican City. Sept. 9. The Vatican is confident that "minor points of difference regarding the concordat" with Germany will be satisfactorily settled and formally denies the report that His Holiness has refused to sign the convention m consequence of Herr Hitler's policy
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    AIRMAN'S ADVENTURE
    103 9 Two Attempts to Leap From Doomed Piano London. Sept. 12. The unparalleled experience ot leaping from an aeroplane then falling back into the rear cockpit brlel Flight Lieut Stamland. the lamous Schneider Trophy pilot, when he was testing a secret machine m Kent. He spun the machine at
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    EL CHACO DISPUTE
    62 9 Other South American States To Arbitrate Asuncion, Sept. 9. The protracted quarrel between Paraguay and Bolivia has been •rought a step nearer to a settlement >y the acceptance by the tormei o nediation by the principal South American republics. Paraguay will •zree to submit the whole d<spuU>
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    BEAUTY SPOTS RUINED
    68 9 Frequent Heath Fires m England London, Sept. 0. Sporadic outbreaks of heath fires are I a daily feature of the continuing j drought, occasioning the ruination of thousands of acres of heath and woodland beauty spots. There are no signs at present of a break m the
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    MOLLISONS' PLANS
    50 9 North Atlantic Flight London, Sept. 9. Molllson has left London for Montreal He expects that he and his wife will start their attempt on the long distance record from Canada, cross the North Atlantic and probably pass over Lor. don en route for the Near East. Router Wireless.
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    PROTECTED BY 14 IN. GUNS
    538 9 PROTECTED BY 14 IN. GUNS AMERICAN RESIDENTS IN HAVANA Disquieting Reports From Cuba Havana, Sept. 12. The United States Ambassador, his family, other Americans and four hundred Cuban officers who left their commands when the latest revolution oroke out are staying at the National rlotel under the protection of the
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    35 9 Mr. Hector Ross, who had bten Insp>ector of ARencies. Northern Malaya, of the Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.. for some years, has been transferred to Rangoon m charge of his Company's activities m Burma.
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    141 9 LATEST TIN AND RUBBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES Rubber and Tin prices and the sterling rate m New York and Paris, specially cabled to the Free Press arc as follow RUBBER London. Sept. 12. Messrs. Symington and Wilson*> rubber market closing prices to-day were Spot (Sellers) 3 1116
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      35 9 does not answer---] I Gaumont Ufa's Sensational Epic of the Future. vxXVJ-j-tIl X REDUCTIONS ON ENTIRE STOCK IN CHOTIRMALL'S SALE NOW ON SHOP NOW and PAY LESS. T Jhone 795 7- 41 .43, High Street.
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      114 9 ROBINSON'S I ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE TOMORROW SEPTEMBER 14th. HALF PRICE TABLES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. GENUINE BARGAINS I OF UNREPEATABLE VALUE I AN OPPORTUNITY 1 DEFINITELY NOT TO I BE MISSED I ROBINSON CO., LTO. 1 SINGAPORE. I THE WORLD'sTTnEST I full-size REFRIGERATOR I -AND THE CHEAPEST! I f Trie is
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
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      Lower Prices And Coolie Wages
      1874 10 Lower Prices And Coolie Wages Chembong Chairman And Prospect Of Slavery Conditions The thirteenth Ordinary General' Meeting of the Chembong Malay; Rubber Company (1920). Limited, was j held at Walsingham House. Seething Lane. London. E.C. Mr. E D. Money (chairman of the Company) presided. The Chairman said: The results for
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      RUBBER INDUSTRY IN SHANGHAI I
      516 10 RUBBER INDUSTRY IN SHANGHAI I 1 "SMOKED SHEET" FROM SINGAPORE Manufacture Of Footwear Manufactured rubber goods were first introduced into Canton by Chinese Importers, and the advantages of rubber soles were soon realized by the Cantonese, resulting m great demand therefor. Seeing the possibilities of the market m Canton, a
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      CHINA COTTON
      68 10 Based on reports received irom the 1 municipalities of Sh. ighai and Tientsin as well as from 11 provinces. i including Hopei. Shantung. Shansl. Honan. Shensl. Hupeh. Hunan. Kiangsi. Anhwei. Kiangsu and Chekiang. the Chinese Cotton Statistics Association has issued its first cotton estimate for 1933. the total
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      Exchange Rates
      226 10 September 12 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 243 32 London, 3 months' sight 2 4 1 16 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 3 64 London, 30 days' sight 2,4 1 32 London, demand 2 4 London. T.T. 2 3 31 32 Lyons and Paris, demand 955 Hamburg,
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      226 10 Sept. 8 9 11. American Can Com. 90» 2 90 i H 93 Am. T'phone and Tgraph 127» 4 128 13P 4 Atcheson Railroad 65 65 68' 4 Dupont 79 78' 4 81 S 8 Firestone. Common 2& l 2 25 a 8 26 7 h Gen. Electric
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      141 10 September 12 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin <of 4 Imp. Kails. 170 j Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 1.50 Socony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Socony Motor Gasoline 4 drums per Brit is hlmperlal Gallon 85 Socony Motor Gasoline <4<-gallon tin>
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      90 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association September 12th., 12 o'clock noon mmm Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot (loose) 113 4 ip R.S.S. equal to London Standard <FOB. i 2' H 12» 4 Standard R.S.S. on Tender September IV H 12 October 12 12 1 8 November 12» R
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      McAlister and Company's Year
      1006 10 McAlister and Company's Year Final Dividend Of 3$ Per Cent Approved I The tenth ordinary general meeting I of McAlister and Co., Ltd.. was held j m the Company's registered office. Gresham House. Battery Road, yes^r- t day. Mr. J. W. de Piro presided over c the meeting and the
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      The Chinese Produce Exchange
      93 10 The Chinese Produce Exchange Sin fa pore, September It, 13 noon Buyer Selle» Gambler 4 50 Java Cube 7 50 Hamburg Cube 7.50 Murtok White Pepp«-r 22 50 White Pepper 21.50 B!ack Pepper 13.00 Mtxod B!.T»k Peppei 900 Copra, sundrled 3.35 Copra, mixed 2.80 Small Hake Tapioca 4.00 Fair Flake
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      FACTORY INSPECTION
      57 10 Central Him Nanking The Central Bur. pectlon. established b) i of Industry m Nanking Mr Ii P of the Labour D Ministry, has b- current charu<' 91 t!. purpose of the Bur. and centralize s\ip«r\ inspection throuu 1 Orders have been Iff Provincial and HCttß instructing that bff
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      SHENSI COTTON MILL
      31 10 In order to iflttl a for the relief of X International Fami'v I planning to establish a r Shensl province with 000. of which $300,000 by the public.
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    CHASER'S SHARE LIST
    778 11 Yet >day's Closing Quotations 1 MBER 12th. 1933. Buyers Sellers 2&s 6d 30s c.d. 30s 35s 14s 14s 9d 96 1.00 18s 6d 19s 6d 16 18 54 59 7d Is lud 35 40 4o 49 3d 15s 5s 6d 6s 6d 10s/ 7s 3d 8s c.b
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    FEWER UNEMPLOYED
    193 11 57,000 People Find Work London. Sept. 5. A decrease m unemployment took place during August. The Ministry of Labour estimates that the number of insured persons aged 16 to 64 m employment was 9.857.000. being 57.000 more than a month before and 648.000 more than a year before.
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    244 11 I■ 1 01 dealers and port stocks. Straits Settlements, at close ot business. August 31st 1933. m ton*, as deelan-d 1 A. DEALERS' STOCKS I j^~ T TOTAL Total Drj I Cr6D6 1 pss U.S.S Wet b«mp Dry Wet Dr> I Estate Remlll Lump <estimated 1 Blanket
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      1154 11 Assets exceed $12,000,000 H Assurance m force over $35,000,000 r I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. I (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) H HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Lite Building. Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry EC I The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court
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  • LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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      THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR HOARD
      125 12 .ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive East Wharf (Entrance Gate I). Hong Pen? 22: Rohna 20 .Main Wharf 'Entrance Gate 3). Carthage 18: Bulan 16: Talma IS: Kuala 9: Shirala 7. 'Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Steel Traveler 30; Hua Tonp 32: ;Kistna 33;
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      PASSENGERS WESTWARD
      75 12 The following pun t t r < Singapore oy the nu Ueonia Mr M EL Btin, Mrs. N. X Bain. Mr B B I Mr. P F ii Orowtber. Mrs f h Faith■full. Miss J. A. Faithlull Mr J M O'C (Jeorge. Mr M Kan:s |fc R, s
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      FUEL CONSIMPTION
      404 12 Value Of Teddintfton Experiments i The value of intensive model experi--1 meat work m providing the most economical typo of .ship was shown to several adding shipowners and engineers by Mr O. S. Baker, the superintendent, at the annual Inspection of the Teddington Tanks ol the National Physical
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      26 12 Mr. Robert Buell. the new U.S. Con-U ml at Colombo, was m Singapore dur- 1 ng the week-end as a passenger on he President Garfleld j*
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      THAMES DERELICTS
      219 12 Hulks to be Broken Up The Port of London Authority is engaged m removing the remains of a number of small vessels which are lying derelic* m the creeks or backwaters aroui d Canvey Island. The.se hulks, though not at present icorstttuMng a danger to river traffic. are
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      A SHIPOWNER'S ESTATE
      103 12 Mr George Henry Stansfleld. of j Monkseaton, Northumberland, head of Messrs Balls. Stansfleld and Co., shipowners. Newcastle, who died on April 8. aged 80. left estate of the gross value of €221.666. with net personalty €219.90 He left: .€l.OOO to the Tynemouth Victoria Jubilee Infirmary £1.000 to
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      AFRICA LINE
      84 12 An Hi patnger ships j has beer i, :i^ Shipbuiln the Vr.i- Th<? Hu.-ue The i ripal 63ft. Depth d th»* i«'.sjkri. v a Muierlorm hui! passengrrs. cabins, dining and library lounp*' r minß bath will t Ttaf ;uipm» m oj highest rf-quir- tv r.electrically- dnvm cranes. a
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      CLYDE SHIPYARDS
      73 12 London pl q The Shipping ard M bltion which operv d r < don. Is. despite t». r X have existed m long, an extrrm* X gressive looking dtspl traded enginery fr- of world and Is expert, impetus towards tradi r from numerous s-sms on its way Conditions
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      668 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated In Australia). FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE vim JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. ♦tegular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7.37 ft tons* and the S.S. MANOOLA (3,352 tons): [Cargo only] MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      312 12 I AUSTRALIAN PORTS FREMANTLE, ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE and SYDNEY S. S. SHIR ALA' sailing hence DAYLIGHT 13th SEPTEMBER has space for cargo and ample first and second class accommodation. FARES Ist Class 2nd Class FREMANTLE $300.- $200 ADIILAIDF. $315.— $220. MELBOURNE $330 iVWWY $350.- $230 For further information apply to BOUSTEAD
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      144 12 BIBBY LINK i.LONDO.\ IHHMM Zt. PALL MALI. LONDON of fast twin-scrt'w Mall Passenger V«ti I K\N(IOON. (OLOMKO. T'»Rl Ml** MARSEILLES. PLYMtM %M LONDON •irh ttirouw^ ro Sincanore »nd HOMKWARI) >\U IXGJ Ui^f Rsa#»» CHESHIRE PI YORKSHIRE SHROPSHIRE f OXPORDSHIR* I BTATFORDSHIHP OLOUCESTERSHIKf WORCESTERSHIRF CHESHIRF YORKSHIRE SHROPSHIRK OXFORDSHIHK STAFFX)RDPHU i Through
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      83 12 After leading th? prohibUijn movement m the United States for 75 years, the state of Maine has voted "wet" by a majority of two to one. Main? is the tw?nty-sixth Sate m the Union to repudiate prohibition.ﾗ Notable Gain For Anti-Prohibition Waterville, Maine, U.S.A., Sept. 12. After leading th? prohibUijn
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      43 12 Anti-Prohibition Waterville, Maine, U.S.A., Sept. 12. After leading th? prohibUijn movement m the United States for 75 years, the state of Maine has voted "wet" by a majority of two to one. Main? is the tw?nty-sixth Sate m the Union to repudiate prohibition.ﾗ
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      499 13 p. o. British India and Apcar Lines. (Incorporated In England) MAiL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENIK ULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. v CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Due rruej ue Tonnage. Singapore. Tonnage. Singapore 11.000 Sept. 15
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      539 13 Ellerman &fiucknaU Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England > •ELLERMAN" LINK. FREIGHT SEP VICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS ANT/ SUEZ CANAL HOMJWARDSSteamers. urn* mU!». s.s. City of Plttsburg For Havre, London. R'dam H'burg Sept. 14 Sept. 16 s.s. City of Newcastle For Havre, London, R'dam H'burg Sept.
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      1209 13 itlE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Oo*an THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO.. (I*Bl I Steam Ship Co., Ltd., and China Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co., lul THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP 00. L 44 rHE BTRAITB BTEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co Ltd IHE CHINA NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. THE AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LZNB LM
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      715 14 K. P- m« KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPLJ MAJANG -Wednesday. Sept. 13, Prlgi-Radja. Sapat, TembUahan. PoeloePallas, Pengalian-Estate and Rengat. THEDENS Wednesday. Sept. 13. Muntok and Palembang. TOBA Wednesday. Sept. 13. Toengkal. Moeara-Saba and Djambi. VAN HEUTSZ— Wednesday. Sept. 13. Belawan-Deli and Penang. VAN DER LlJN— Thursday. Sept.. 14, Cheribon (not for passengers).
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      135 14 OUTWARDS m.s. DANMARK for Manila. Hong Kong. Shanghai, Yokohama. Osaka and Kobe Sept. 20 m.s. BORINGIA for Bangkok Sept. 30 TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE ro LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO VANCOUVER. SEATTLE AND PORTLAND m.s. SELANDIA leaves Manila about Oct. 10 leaves Hong Kong about Oct. 15 FARE: To Genoa €45 to £8*
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      532 14 TO EUROPE I TROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO. BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAId, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES. GENOA. MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave Leave ArriTt Spore. Spore. Penan*. N. York_ Pres. Polk Sept. 23 Sept. 26 Sept. 28 Nov. 7 Pres. Adams Oct. 7 Oct. 10 Oct. 12 Nov. 21 Pres.
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      439 14 I'O NAPLES, MARSEILLES. LONDON, ANTWKKP Mi MIDDLESBROUGH. M| M HARUNA MARU 10.400 Sept 20 21 SSUWA MARI IKATORI MARU 10.000 Oct. 5 6 IKASHIMA MARU 10,000 Oct 19 20 FUSHIMI MM' tYasukunl Maru 12.000 Oct 31 Nov. 1 HAKOZAKI HAKONE MARU 10.400 Nov 15 16 PMay omit Rotterdam. iCaIK at
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    PERAK HIOCKEY'S GOOD YEAR
    264 15 rN D STATE" M Annual Meeting Of ittion Ipoh, Sept. 11. s >claUon annual the Ipoh Club on C. Thompson m A. W Moreira. lial report: »ka back on realm of hockey, •laough a season ive matches withi lour and drawther unfortunate larger number ol inter-Statv
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    SEREMBAN GOLF
    61 15 i r-IVofcssion mrnament J™ Sen-mban Gull Club professional tour- "d on Friday when tnd A. P.. Thompson I V B Frazor and D. 1 terms. d same, neither of more than one J'. me, Messrs. Johnstone Qv on f he last green. I nd 17. the club and
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    FOOTBALL
    28 15 ale Win At 15ury I<»ndon, Sept. 12. re the resiilts of played today: l> DIVISION Port Vale 3 2 Bradford City 2 lON (Northern) i Gateiheftd 2
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    WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES
    1528 15 Cricket Noons Third (Vntarv of the Season.— Football Chinese Victory Over Malays.— Cup Matches.— Figure Form.— S.R.C.'s Young Players.— Boxing Disappointment for Fight Fans.— Shooting The Bisley Meeting. T*KE week-end match between the Etceteras and the Merchants was ;nor officially regarded, it appears, as deciding match for
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    WINS FOR BETSY AND KATHLEEN
    439 15 LIGHT BREEZES FOR THE YACHTS Lela a Lively Old Lady On Sunday the A class sailed the first race of a series for the Clifford Cup The start was extremely baa. all boai- I being on the wron« side ol the lin" ot the gun
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    STONOR SHIELD
    234 15 I Ilitf Innings By Lall Sin^h if'.om Our Own Correspondent > Ku.ila Lumpur, Sept. P. Brilliant batting by Lall Singh was a feature of today's stonor Shield Cricket Final The match was continued on Sunday and on Monday. Lall Singh made ;76 out of Selangor Indians' Associa- tions'
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    ARAB FOOTBALLERS
    252 15 Touring Team Wins At Palembang The Arab Peranakkan Association XT played its second game on Sept. f. against the Palembang Football Bonds before a large crowd and won by the odd goal m three. The game was fast and clean throughout, a feature seldom see locally. Mr. Sonario
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    27 15 A shophousc In the Mew Town. Ipoh was burned down owing to a pressure oil lamp bunting into flarr.es. The place was used as a shooting frallery
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    MUAR FOOTBALL
    262 15 Last Match of the Season <From Our Own CorreKDondent. > Muar, Sept. 10. The last match In the Muar Football League was played between the Land Office and the Hospital. This was a replay to decide the runners-up a* these two teams have finished with the same number
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    27 15 For ?hr theft of eii»ht cooonu's w Jalan B< ndahara. Ipoh. a Chinese boy iv tmttnetd to oigii* strokes «tth rotan at the Ipoh First Magistrate's Court
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    SKULL CAP SELECTS HIS WINNERS
    949 16 Heavier Scratchings for To-day's Races j J THE scratching* from to-day's races are heavier than on the three preceding days of the meeting but seven of the seventeen withdrawals are from the B Division Maidens race, so that, apart from this race the fields will
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    KEPPEL vs. SEPOY LINES
    227 16 GOLF Starling limes I* or Matcn On Sunday The following are the teams for the our ball foursomes match between teppel Golf Club and Sepoy Lines Golf Jlub to be played on Sunday, over the .<eppel links. Keppel Sepoy Lines 8.30 Jones and Watt vs. English
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    202 16 The following an yesterday "s results m the SCC tournament: B. Class Singles Handicap J. L. Elmer owe 1 beat P. Kohler ov.v t 3. 5-7. 6--1. G. B. Page scr. beat J. W. Muneey scr 1 6. 7-5. 6 2 C. J. Bembroke plus 2. beat A.
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    16 16 The date of the Mlrl Regatta has been changed from September 26 to Monrfqv. Spntemb^r 25.
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    PENANG TURF CLUB
    36 16 22 More English Maidens For July Meeting <From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Sept. 12. The Penans Turf Club has decided U import a batch of 22 English maidens for the 1934 July meeting.
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    LEGER PROSPECTS REVIEWED
    229 16 FINAL LIST OF STARTERS Will Hyperion Disappoint Many Followers I. ->n (I on. Sept. 11. If the consensus of opinion amonj: owners and trainers is any criterion the St. Leger is a certainty for the Derb; winner, Hyperion but this race is famou for surprises. a6 for
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    THE FINAL LIST OF STARTERS
    136 16 London. Sept. 12. Pmttief alterations of jockeys m the Le«cr are announced Bullock ride. c Ll?ht Sussex. Fox King Salmon. Lowry Solfatara. Highlander. Belfry. Dona Sol. Earlston and Typhonic will not run. so that there will be fourteen start»rs Reuter The revised list of probables
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    CHAMPAGNE STAKES
    59 16 blazonry Wins By a Short Head I/ondon, Sept. 12. The Champagne Stakes <slx furlongs) were run at Doncaster to-day and resulted as follows: Lord Howard de Walden's BLAZONRY 1 H.H. Aga Khan's ALISHAH 2 Sir A. Bailey's VALERIUS 3 Eight ran. Won by a short head: third two
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    CYCLING
    59 16 England's Victory Against Italy From Our Own Correspondents London. Auk. 28. England defeated Italy m an International cycling contest at Herne Hill OQ Saturday by 37 points to 32. The English team, consisting of F. W Southall. E. H. Chambers, V .A. stubbs and D. S. Horn, won three
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    SINGAPORE CUP
    55 16 Marine Dept. Team To Meet S.C.C. The team to represent the Marlm Department m the Singapore Cur match against the S.C.C. to-morrow will be drawn from the following Abdol Rahim; Bakar. H. Omar; M Omar. O. Ahmat. A Awang: K. Omar Pon. T. Awang: Bahrom. <Capt > Bakri.
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    COMMERCIAL CUP FINAL
    26 16 The final match between Malaya Publishing House and Fraser and N"av. will be played at Anson Road Stadium on Friday at 5.15 p.m.
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    26 16 Selanpor Coconuts, Ltd.. report a no* profit of $19,251.86 for the financial year ?nded June 30. The directors propose paying a dividend of 3*2 per cent.
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    EIGHT FOR 22
    127 16 Freeman Routs M.C.C. Batsmen London. Sept. 12. A. P. Freeman, the Kent slow bowler played a dominating role In the match at Folkestone m which, to-day, the South of England defeated the M.C.C by an innings and 32. He took five wickets for 130 m the first
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    WEST INDIES LOSE
    98 16 Final Match Decided At Scarborough London, Sept. 12. The West Indies touring team, m Inal match, played at Scarborough, vnre defeated by Mr H. D. O. Leveson'iowrr's eleven by 125 rui.s. In their •irst visit to the wicket the English earn scored 310. Wyatt securing 108 and
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    O.R.A. TENNIS
    174 16 Rtmta m the Old Raffleslans' Association lawn t» nnis tournament are as follows: "(i T. Peall C hallenne Cup" Dr T. H Wee beat E. V. Miller 6 3. 6-4 Dr P L Loh beat Dr. C J. Poh 6- 1 6—3. Doubles Handicap Dr R. C Oehiers
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    COCHET'S DEBUT
    73 16 MATCH Tl Time (omi .M m Players uii| i H p y (•<»(•))(• H i between mack sionals on Sept < w that "the time players will profits and amateurs nor Wireless. Henri Co< player, and fa tlsh. American tlUes. has deni *> al There has been nrnc
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    BASEBALL CUP GAME
    173 16 Japanese Tr<»utn< i, ip,, r uhs IIn th< si j brill 1 < beat Stara r* C 9 not one on Sund jr rui i In the a and scored K »o pttdl a \ery n-"-<-. r Jipoi team, itrlkln Cubs' bats: ported m thfor the Cutby
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      35 16 SOME ANIMALS ARE FED ON RAW MEAT TO MAKE THEM SAVAGE. IT IS NOT NECESSARY FOR THE MEAT TO BE QUITE RAW TO HAVE THE SAME EFFECT ON MAN. COOK BY GAS AND AVOID ANNOYANCE.
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      30 16 100% British diploma CRUSTLESS CHESHIRE CHEESE CRUSTLESS CHEDDAR CHFESE IN TWELVE PORTIONS RICH THICK CREAM PROCURABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISU SOLE AGENTS: HENRY WAUGH CO., LTD. SINGAPORE, PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR
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