The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 August 1934

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,340. ESTD. 1835. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1934. 10 CENTS.
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    BRITISH MISSION TO FAR EAST
    64 1 BRITISH MISSION TO FAR EAST Studying Conditions m Manchukuo London. Aug. 9. of British Indus•iclod to send an ton to Manchukuo m to study coni ascertain whether can co-operate with, Its development. a. 11 also pay a short; and goodwill to! ct of establishing! with representative; Japanese industry nd is
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    CASTLE DESTROYED
    83 1 ial Residence Of (Governor London. Aug. 7. d the entire upper; 00-year-old Hillsborough :::> ial residence of the Northern Ireland, the Duke I which is situated near was made by the' rd shortly after the I Union Jack at half- 1 of respect for the late lenburg. The
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    CANDHI FASTS
    72 1 Penance For Assault By Reformists Wardha, Aug. 7. ias started on a week's fast liter partaking of milk and fruit juice. nnoumvd that the fast, would start and admitted that he was eeling weak and did not know whether bio to stand the seven for the fast is
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    CHINESE MISSION
    48 1 Headed By Gen. Mow Arrive In Rome Rome. Aug. 9. this evening Chinese aeronautical ded by General Mow. which ivod at Rome to study civil •tv aviation, also 20 Chinese II Duce expressed his seeing the party and hoped ould hare a profitable stay m Reuter
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    SOVIET MASSES AIR FLEET IN OUTER MONGOLIA
    307 1 Planning To Build PoisonGas Factories THREAT TO MANCHUKUO 117 AR LIKE preparations by the Soviet m Outer Mongolia and on the north and west borders of Manchukuo, are causing the Japanese considerable anxiety. Several divisions of troops are reported to be massing on
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  • U.S. HEATWAVE CONTINUES
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      Loch Ness Monster 'Snapped'
      103 1 Loch Ness Monster 'Snapped' London, Aug. 9. THE Loch Ness monster is again featured m the newspapers m consequence of a statement issued by Sir Edwarci Mountain claiming i that the monster has been seen 21 times within four weeks. Sir Edward organised a team of 20 watchers. He says
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      TO TAKE A HEAVY TOLL — But Rain Is On The Way
      252 1 TO TAKE A HEAVY TOLL But Rain Is On The Way Washington, Aug. 9. AS a result of the drought, a drastic revision of the Government's policy of paying farmers to produce smaller crops, is expected. Mr. Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, announces agricultural adjustment, and adds that the
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    REGISTERED MARKS
    64 1 Surprise For Foreigners In Germany Berlin, Aug. Foreigners who m accordance with the standstill agreement are receiving registered marks to pay for their cost of living m Germany, have been unexpectedly notified that their permits to draw such marks will expire on Oct. 1. The reason for this
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    CHINESE MINISTER
    53 1 Rome. Aug. 9. Mr. Liv Wen-tao, Chinese minister m Rome, has been urgently summoned' to China to discuss a Sino-Italian "scheme of co-operation." He has left tor Venice where he will embark on the Come Rosso on Saturday for Shanghai. Mr. Lv Wen-tan will hp nhsent three lo
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    MORE UNEMPLOYED
    93 1 Review Of Position In i Britain London, Aug. 7. The total number of unemployed persons on July 23, totalled 2,126,260, !an increase of 33,674 compared with the figures for the previous month, j The increase is due mainly to 20,000 1 •textile workers having stopped work temporarily during
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    62 1 Nairobi, Aug. 7. A large gathering was present at the funeral of Lt.-Col. Driscoll, Commandant of the General Legion of Frontiersmen, and included many veterans who served with him during the East African campaign. Colonel Driscoll had practically recovered from a recent brain stroke but a few days ago was
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    SOVIET DENIAL
    84 1 "No Violation Of Frontier By Aeroplanes" Moscow, Aug. 9. Emphatic denials are made m official circles of reports m the Manchukuo press accusing the Soviet authorities m Siberia of various unfriendly acts, such as violations of the frontier by troops ond military aeroplanes. It Is suggested that this
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    Exchange Agreement In Sight
    61 1 London, Aug. The Ltii pending signature, as a result of negotiations m Berlin, of the Anglo-German Exchange Agreement, enabling German manufacturers to pay sterling for goods purchased from Britain, is forecast today m the newspapers. The signature \s expected to enable Lancashire to resume tli£ export
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    DEATH SENTENCE
    123 1 Vienna Court-Martial Tries Nazi Ringleaders Vienna, Aug. 7. A court martial has sentenced to death Ernest Feifce. a soldier, for par- ticipating m the seizure of the Chancellery. As sentence was passed Feike raffled his hand m the Hitler salute and cried 'Heil Hitler." The Military Court sitting
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    ITALIAN AMNESTY
    43 1 Rome, Aug. i A general amnesty for ordinary and political prisoners throughout Italy is expected on the occasion of the birth of the first child of the Princess of Piedmont (the Crown Princess) which is expected early m September.- Reuter Wireless
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    34 1 Lor Huntin fieI d. Governor of Victoria, reviewed sailors stationed at Flinders Naval Base, on the King's Birthday. He was accompanied by Lieut Commander Armstrong. Lord Huntingfield inspecting the parade at Flinders Naval Base.
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    "SENSUAL CULTS"
    66 1 Two Italian Convents Suppressed Rome, Aug. His Holiness the Pope is sending Cardinal Pacelli to open the Eucharlstic Congress m Buenos Aires m October, and to stem "the hysterical sensual cults" to the Madonna m Latin-American countries. Two Italian convents recently have been suppressed owing to morbid devotions
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    SHARP JUMP IN SIL VER
    148 1 India Buys From j China London, Aug. 9. THE sharp jump m silver, whicn has risen a penny since Aug. I, ,is causing keen interest m city circles who are discussing the effects of the rise of purchasing power m the East and the prospect?
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    CEYLON PROTESTS
    60 1 Imposed Quota On Japanese Goods Colombo, Aug. 9. Alter a two-day debate the State Council passed a resolution to-day proI testing against the enforcement by an Ordor-in-Councll of the quota system for Japanese goods. The Council requested the responsible Ministers "to take Immediate stepa to nullify the injurious
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    STOP PRESS
    21 1 Washington, Aug. 9. President Roosevelt has nationalised silver. The price is 50.01 cents under the Silver Purchase Act. Reuter
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    DISASTROUS FLOODS
    62 2 Desperate Situation In Dairen. It m reported from the Lunan River districts m Jehol. the population face starvation and epldemlca following the most disastrous flOocU m recent months. Numerous person! are said to have £»rishe<| and crops destroyed. Highways, railways and bridges have been destroyed, cutting of!" channels
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    51 2 v wiii»..iui iiK-fiiuranaum irom trie Deputy Controller Of Labour. Malaya. Penang. states that information has been received by telegraph that 2.56U state-aided labourers arrived yesterday toy S.S Rohna. It is expected that 540 will be sent to Pulau J?rejak and the balance will proceed to Port Swetten- ham ior quarantine
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    INCENDIARISM RUMOURS DISCOUNTED
    597 2 I 5,000 Homeless As Result Of Fire 'HUMOURS of incendiarism m connection with Wednesday's disastrous fire at Tiong Bahru are discounted m official circles. It is i .nought that the lallang fires at Jurong Road on Tuesday and near .Newton Circus last night are due on the
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    "PERSONS UNKNOWN"
    100 2 Murder Verdict On Chinese Woman A verdict of murder against some person unknown was returned yesterday by Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, at the conclusion of the reopened inquest on a 25-year-old Chinese woman, Lee Kwee Heok. The woman was found dead m bed m the
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    Letters To The Editor
    246 2 More Criticism Of S.A.F.A. Policy To the Editor. Sir.— Your correspondent "Regular Attender" m today's issue of the Free Press is quite right when he criticises the admission charges at the Stadium. Two dollars is far too much for any football match out here, even for
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    61 2 Following are the numbers of arrivals and departures to Madras Presidency for the month of July according to an official memorandum from the Deputy Contoller of Labour. Malaya. Arrivals (State aided) (figures supplied by travelling inspectors) 5 411 adults; 1.076 minors; 678 infants Arrivals < Others > "Figures supplied by
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      79 2 V^i^H KMu^^L. air. If I OWES \&y^^^tW I HIS HAPPINESS I TO ALLENBURY'S I wise mother left nofhintf to chance m rcarit^ I her bonn> son. From his birth she relied on I Alknbury's Foods ud Rus, ;s knowing that thonsands of other mothers had. m their own babies, proved
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      370 2 AUCTION SALE RE THE ESTATE OF C A EVANS, DECEASED. AUCTION SALE i of VALUABLE TEAK OFFICE •FURNITURE. LAW BOOKS, Etc To be held at No. 6-C D' Almeida Street First Floor > ON TUESDAY, AUG. 14th, AT 11 am Comprising One H.M.V. table grand gramophone m mahogany stained case,
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      404 2 CLASSIFIED AD VERTISEMEr^ SKIN TISSUE CREAM Harriet Hubbard Ayer. A beneficial treatment for your akin. Combined with gentle massage exercises, this rich cream aids m replenishing wasted tissue; m toning and strengthening the muscles. Correct massage instructions are enclosed m each package. Medical Hall, Limited, Chemists. BUSINESS CARDS STRAITS TYPEWRITER
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      360 2 Tender^ Tenders are turn following mar. particulars. Room. '-l^pal Erection of i < behind Xt of dosing i**>.fi 14th. 19.54 For Sale on Bitum.n,,,, tons per houi Date o. Cl^ August 13th p Purchase ol Bcran nMetor Work, oi Closing. 4 p.n w, 15th. mc Purchase Of S ok D
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      212 2 Diary Of The Week FRIDAY, AUG. 10. Water, 11.33 am 8.6 ft., 10.47 p.m., 9.7 ft. football R.I. vs. ACS., R.I. ground M.F.A. vs. S.C.F.A., Anson Road Stadium. SATURDAY, AUG. 11. tllgh Water, ILM a.m. 8.7 ft.. 11.23 p m.. 9.8 ft. <*afle Shooting: S.V.R.A Bisley Meeting. Cricket S.C.C vs.
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      186 2 TOD A Y'S WIRELESS PROGRAMMES Transmission HI. G.M.T. 13.45 Time signal from Big Ben. News bulletin. 14.00 A topical talk. 14.05 Announcements. 14.10 A recital of gramophone records by Christopher Stone. 14.35 Charles Manning and his orchestra, relayed from the Granada. Walthamstow, London. 14.45 A talk. 15.00 Charles Manning and
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    HOSPITAL UNDER-STAFFED?
    521 3 Iftnang Coroner's Questions To Senior Medical I Officer the deceased suffered from hallucina- tions, etc.. and should not be left alone?- Yes. But there was no spare staff to detall specially to look after her?- -We couid put on special staff if necessary. You mean transfer a nurse
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    BUSINESS FIRST
    109 3 Why A Dhoby Was Late In Court TO tt tin European rang him up with an ci'ti r to deliver his clothing at his house, was the excuse Kivui by Chong Gtiei Heng, a Chinese dhoby, when he app m hour late at Penang police r i iccused
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    56 3 Mr. Puttock. late of Pritchard and C >.. Penang. and Mrs. Puttock sailed for home on Saturday. parly of teachers motoring from Malacca to Kuala Lumpur met with a nasty accident on Saturday afternoon near Alor Oajah. The car is said to have skidded and overturned resulting m the injury
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    Attack On Ex-Police Informer
    395 3 Attack On Ex-Police Informer TWO CHINESE CHARGED TWO Chinese, named Phoong Yok Kal and" Cheah Hoon Sooi stood trial before the Penang Second Magistrate on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt v/ith a shoemaker's knife to one Ljw Kam on June 22, at Chulia Street. Inspector Smith said on June
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    ILLEGAL BOOKMAKING
    77 3 Charge Against Penang Indian Ismail bin Khandasah, an Indian j/Johamedan appeared before Mr. D. vVills at Penang charged with loitering at 86, Beach Street, for the purpose of book-making, betting, wagering or setting bets on Aug. 4. The accused pleaded not guilty to he charge and the case
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    SCOUTS' JAMBOREE
    79 3 Penang To Send A Patrol It is proposed to send at least one patrol from Penang to the Australian Sc outs' jamboree. In order to carry this out a special j 'iund is to be raised. Messrs. Brown. [Phillips, and Stewart have consented to! act as treasurers. The
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    ARMED IN PUBLIC
    65 3 Chinese Charged At Penang A Chinese, named Chew Eng Joo, was charged before the District Judge at Penang with going about m public with an offensive weapon, without the leave of the Chief Police Officer, at Kuala Kangsar Road, on July 28. The case was postponed to
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    EXCESS LOADS
    66 3 I I Lorry Drivers Fined At Seremban In the Seremban Police court, today. Bi verml Chinese lorry drivers and one Punjabi were charged with carrying, excess loads, and further with not having obtained permission from the State Engineer to carry loads m excess I of the weight prescribed
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    You May Wear Last year's Dresses BUT DON'T COUNT ON THEM TOO MUCH
    1037 4 You May Wear Last year's Dresses BUT DON'T COUNT ON THEM TOO MUCH BY OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT IT has been stated that there will be HO startling innovations m the coming ranhtons, that we .shall be able tv wear our ia>t year's dress and not feel out of 11 This
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    BLACK AND SIL VER CONTRAST
    16 4 rea.he.vs on the shoulders"'^ R K.o' R^player d b a Ck
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    FRILLS GIVE CLOTHES A DAINTY TOUCH
    173 4 FRILLS GIVE CLOTHES A DAINTY TOUCH The rediscovery of the old-world charm of organdie has revolutionised summer dress of recent seasons While trio complete gown of organdie captives the imagination of the artistic dregsmaker and or the younger section of her clients, the organdie frock is none tne less a
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    An Egg Dish
    115 4 A good egg dish is made by covering the bottom of a fireproof dish with tomato puree. To make this stew a i pound or more of tomatoes m a little well-seasoned water or stock; when soft press the pulp through a sieve and thicken it with
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    Shorts—And Dignity
    62 4 Shorts— And Dignity I Do you long to wear shorts, but hesitate to jeopardise your dign ty? Here s the solution. Choose a sun-bathing w^h^hit?^ Sea n bIUG Hnen kerned «u^hi v ea gulls lt m «st be of uncrushable linen and consist of shorts c ~whii rt and Sleeveless
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    HOW TO VARY THE MENU
    362 4 HOW TO VARY THE MENU 117 HEN you have bought a nice piece of leg of pork from the Dairy Farm, you feel you want to serve it perfectly. The nicest method is to have the bone removed and stuff the cavity with sage and onion made as follows: Cut
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    Breton Sailor Hat
    98 4 Oi the bevy of modes with which the millinery salons were invaded this year, none has fctmd such rapid popularity as the Breton sailer. This is largely due to the fact that it is a becoming style for women of all ages. One of the many versions
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    WRAPS FOR EVENING WEAR
    97 4 1. White organdie billows into huge angel-like wings m this delightful evening wraf from Lucien Lelong. 2. An evening wrap that is m two pieces is a novelty. Throne from Lucien Lelong is m white pique. The capelet is removed to reveal a gilet, which forms
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    Beach Pyjamas Versus Shorts
    194 4 Beach Pyjamas V ersus Shorts REVIVING I AN OLD j ARGUMENT Paris. yHERE is one argument that is go old its white whiskers drag the ground, and yet every spring it get* las youthful as a kitten without any help from Dr. Varonoff. it is the pyjama versus the skirt
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    34 4 Remember th.- curly vhite that little jirla hung around neckl and that had a lit t book m th»> top Well J< duplicate m baronduki fur. It n.it only hoi but a separate f.'tl-
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      123 4 COW A^GATE FOR UK AU I |p ttJWL tner bonny boy— fed on Cow Gate and v of life and vigour HI B Freshly made, freshly packed and freshly shipI *v m tec tins ow G^e provides today mother's milk. ta& Active bodies, active minds, sturdy frames and strong constitutions
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    Dr. Norwood's Last Official Appearance At Harrow
    189 5 (WOOD makes his last appearance as Headmaster of Harrow Dr. Cyril Norwood attended his last Speech Day celebrations as headmaster of Harrow School. Here is a general view of the crowded terrace showing the Head Boy introducing visitors. lilt CROWDED Thames at Henley
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      58 5 jj Photographic copies of Free Press local pictures can be i I obtained on application to the i Manager. Price 50 cents each. t I TRAIN BRAND CONDENSED MILK I Condensed mi^ I Recommend "7KA/N M/L/C" I for your daily use. I PURITY AND ECONOMY I Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.,
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    Credit Foncier Bonds A Lottery Within Meaning Of Act
    1221 6 INTERESTING SUPREME E COURT RULING Magistrate Misdirected Himself TEXT OF JUDGMENT ARE Credit Foncier Egyptian Bonds a lottery? This question was decided by the Court of Appeal yesterday when Mr. Justice Gerahty delivered an interesting judgment holding that the bonds did
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    Theft At Scene Of Fire
    134 6 Theft At Scene Of Fire A POSSE of policemen was rushed to the scene of the great fire at Tiong Bahru kampong on Wednesday afternoon and much pilfering from the scattered remains of homeless families was prevented by their vigilance. One man, however, was arrested and was charged m the
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    STREET BRAWL
    181 6 Ricksha-Puller And Siamese Woman Charged A ricksha-puller and a Siamese j woman figured m a case m the police court. Penang. before Mr. D. Wills. The accused were charged with disorderly conduct by fighting m Rangoon Road on August 5. The first accused, Twa Ah Kar, admitted fighting
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    19 6 A message from Perth (West Australia) says that the anticipated West Australian wool production this year is 230.000 bales.
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    BROADCAST RIGHTS
    477 6 New Singapore Company To Have Exclusive 1 WIRELESS enthusiasts will ;earn 2 with gratification that the Goveirment proposes to L>tue a licence i granting to the licensee the exclusive i ri^-ht cf establishing a wireless lelei graph broadcasting station and of wireless broadcasting m Singapore 5 island. i
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    NOT UNIQUE
    160 6 Singapore River Beaten By Bangkok Smell (Prom Our Own Correspondent.* Bangkok. Aug. 1 One is reminded by the outcry m Singapore regarding smells from the sewage disposal works, etc.. there of the remark of a Bangkok Medical Officer of Health, now practising m the homeland. A great deal
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    ARM IN SLING WITH
    80 6 neuritis ii, two week, h, Since then i sling, am able can perform previously i wou! benents I hay, r Salts This has weeks, and I think that m.,:,.. have said food- by < far all. Call |iS choose -torn, I, Hon.— (Mrs. nf:i Neuritis la
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      104 6 (ricket or Tennis blue driU screens. U'ire Netting Fencing Maker and jrepaire, of rattan and Bertam (h»cks Canvas and Spring Blinds, .Tarpaulins, Tents, Bags. Blue ■Screens, Bertam Panels, Wire .Netting Fencing, Wool buntings ABDUL RAHMAN, J Telephone 2454 J ff J ce —66, Robinson Road J Workshop 17- A Joo
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      305 6 THE GIFtIhoJT 33, STAMFORD R C A D The Ideal Hou>»' Birthday*. W< pmtok NeklacM. Kings, r,,. lets, Alirr Band, j SrtS^JS* Crystal, and Bradv of R k "f* rription and dpsi«n m P df I*" Mt'^ C hritmium i'l Urd TTtrse good^ were the Proprietor at IBltt FAIK. t,
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    EXTORTION CHARGES
    249 7 EXTORTION CHARGES Evidence By Two Girls g ea ol extortion were against a young n Salim, before Mr. Criminal District tlleged to have made i beat, and another was accused of abetJune Omar pleaded another magistrate to gold bracelets, the elder brother, and he x months' imprison(Tenoe. lsoector V. R.
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    13 7 of Messrs. Alan Loke Mrated on for appenditungsar Hospital to-day ing satisfactorily. i
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      DID HE FALL
      331 7 Or Was He Pushed AN INCIDENT near the Jasin market I was described m the Jasin court I wxien Doraisamy, a cooiie attached to I a P.W.D. lorry, was bound over by Mr E. C. G. Barrett on a private summons for allegedly causing hurt to Sadayan,
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      Alleged Assault On Chinese
      617 7 BLOW WITH A STICK A PRELIMINARY inquiry was started yesterday before Mr. Norman Grice, -he second magistrate, into a charge of murder made against Abdullah Khan, a Mohammedan police constable atched to the Rumah Miskin Police Station. Khan was alleged to have caused the death of
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      13 MINUTES
      585 7 Quick Work At K.L. •THIRTEEN minutes sufficed for to- day's meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board, which was presided over by Mr. J. V. Cowgill the Chairman Referring to the question of the propi sal to include conservancy fe^s m the general assessment rate, the Chairman saici
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    STREET ATTACK
    97 7 Allegations Against Four Chinese Four Chinese, named Chew Eng Joo, Khoo Boon Cheng, Lum Ah Gan and Teh Lean Pch. claimed trial before Mr. D. Wills m the Penang Police Court to a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to one Saw Teng Soo with a dangerous weapon at
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    NEW CHINESE TARIFF
    128 7 Opposition From Canton Chamber Of Commerce Canton. Supporting Shanghai merchants m .heir opposition to the new import tariff promulgated by the Ministry of Finance, the Canton Chamber of Commece wili call a meteing of various guilds to discuss what steps should be aken to remedy the defects
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    TOO MUCH CHANDU
    133 7 Chinese Woman Smoker Fined Goh Choo. a Chinese woman, pleaded guilty before the District Judge at Penang to a charge of having m her possession more than one registered card at the Magazine Road chandu retailed shop on Aug. 3. Mr. J. G. Pitt. Assistant Controller of
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      65 7 BOXING j/L Subject to the approval of CM the SB B.C. hK wolf larsen MrjJlgff (German Middleweight nlfMr C iam P' on oS New Orleans, B will fight Wm AL RIVERS AT GREAT WORLD .11 ON SAT.. AUG. 18, 1934. Wolf Larsen will be seen F^^ m exhibition with B.
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      34 7 The engagement is announced between Mr. Tan Yok Chye. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Hong Gan and Miss Chia Kirn Teow, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chia Say, both of Singapore.
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      186 7 CAPITOL today ""TJ Owing to previously made commit thunts m JAPAN the Singapore En- MM ge.gement Positively Terminates TO B MORROW gL MARCUS SHOW /n fAc biggest Hit of All Bft FANTASIES i^^H OF 19 3 4 H^H I TWICE DAILY 6 aid 9.30 pa. I PRICES $3. *2. $1.
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    The Accident
    913 8 Flying like billy-o. A child outside a cottage at the foot of the hill ran indoors screaming. Last few yards; one steep bit and then that rise would pull him up. Swaying a bit-now "You darned old fool." said a voice as two hands pulled him from under
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      193 8 j^v\ A S C OTC H WHISK V Ifip fill m[ |Kj AT A PRICK TO MEET p THE POCKET OF SIH E l ER YONE j^W RED SPOT $2,65 Wo&ty'i<»' Dut\ ml 3COTCK W"* 'T^iiii CALDBECK'S X lnclwieiL FINEST AUSTRALIAN MUTTON AT ECONOMICAL COST. Shoulder Leg Saddle SMALL OR
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      36 8 HAGENZIEKER— At the General Hospital. Singapore on August 9th. 1934. Rcbbert P W Hagenzieker. aged 22 years, son oi Mr and Mrs. B F. Hagenzieker. Batavia. Interment at Bidadari Cemetery today Friday at 4.30 p.m.
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1934. "The Greatest Of These..."
    705 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1934. "The Greatest Of These..." IF there is one thing more than another which tends to preserve one's faith In the inherent goodness of human nature it is the manner m which people respond when their fellow men and women are stricken with
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    DAY TO DAY
    478 8 Mr. E. D. Fleming. M.C.S.. has been appointed Protector ot Chinese. Johore Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hume, oi Kuala Muda Estate, are spending a holiday at the Crag Hotel. Penang. Messrs. W. M. McGeorge and J. A. Elliot arrived m Penang on Sunday from Calcutta by
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    671 8 Rs has Saying MEWS oi Malayans received m London this week, writes our London correspondent, has included the statement that Mr. George Hammant. who was enormously popular m his Malayan days, and is now Chief Secretary m Nigeria, is retiring from the Colonial Service and will be succeeded m his
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      42 9 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL OTTS ROAD. Singapore. PHONE 6490. TENNIS COURTS can now be reserved by "on residents at $1/an evening. FOR pge £RVATIONS PHONE 6490. VISIT OUR $1-00 LUNCH^ v<l DINNER TIFFIN cJioice A la C arte or Table d'Hote Telephone 4906
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      147 9 ROBINSON'S BATH SOAP. I Hath Soar j COLOONf g^pP r REFLf SALE I RosfSsonaCo Ltd.. i *s°^^j^^x^^te^^ si is I l^§|MS§|i^ipi PER BOX. I I I A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY OF PURCHASI ING EXCELLENT BATH SOAP AT A SPECIAL BARGAIN F-RICE. SIX TABLETS OF ASSORTED PERFUMES WEIGHING i lb EACH IN
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    330,000,000 FOR RELIEF OF DROUGHT VICTIMS
    524 9 BIG LOAN JO BE RAISED IN CHEKIANG Floods And Heat Take Heavy Toll In China r ue Shanghai, Aug. 9. HE Provincial Government of Chekiang has decided to issue public bonds to the extent to $30,000,000 for the sole purposes of givinrelief to the
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    MARCUS SHOW
    183 9 Season Drawing Po a Close (i tin- rein civ won when their last change of Itol yesterday. long be stage it for night it will very successful m start to finish. I ought not to be Ola favourit .> appear m their re many numbers 11 over attain.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    135 9 Cheerful Mood After London. Aug. 7. The St)ck Exchange re-opened alter the holiday m a cheerful mood and 1 throughout the day the tendency was' good with gilt-edged securities. Argentlne Rails and Kartirs all strong features. the commodity markets there! was heavy speculative buying 01 wheat' owing to
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    ARCHDUKE OTTO
    96 9 Question Of Restoration Of Hapsburgs Via Reggio, Aug. 7. Archduke Otto, the Pretender to the Throne of Austria, is expected to arrive here from Belgium tonight and will stay at the Parma Villa of Bianore. His party includes Prince Catano of Bourbon Parma and the Duchess of Luxemburg,
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    13 9 Mr. D. N. Livingstone, O.CP.D., Ipoh, is indisposed and confined to his quarters.
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    PIT DISASTER
    38 9 Big Stone, (Virginia), Aug. 6. Nine men are dead, two injured and! .several missing as the result of an ex- plosion of gas m a coal mine. Seventyfive miners escaped through a disused shaft. Reuter Wireless
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    10 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices' And Sterling Rates
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    RUBBER
    46 9 London, Aug. 9. Spot (Sellers) 1V 2 n l 2 d.) I (Buyers) 7%d. (7 7|16d.) Oct.-Dec. 7%d. (7%d.) I Jan.-March 7 13;16d. (7 27j32d.) April-June 7 15|16d. (7 15;16d.) Market:— Steady. New York, Aug. 9. September 15.50 (15.65) October Unq. (Unq.) December 15.95 (16.05),
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    30 9 London, Aug. 9. Spot £229-0-0 (£227 17-6) 3 Months £229-0-0 (£228- 2-6) i Market Steady. London, Aug. 9. New York 505 I|l6 (5.06 5|16) Paris 76 516 (76 s|l6>
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    THE ART OF SIAM
    335 9 EXPERT ON VISIT TO SINGAPORE i May Open Factory j Here ANOTHER "silver expert" has! reached Singapore m the person l or Mr. F. W. Margrett, a London Guilds craftsman and antiquarian of Tewkesbury House, Bangkok. Mr. Margarett is staying at Raffles Hotel where he is
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    21 9 Mr. K. Ponnampalam, lately Chief I Clerk of the Land Office, Selama is I now attached to the Perak Secretariat. 1
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    27 KILLED
    101 9 Anti-Jewish Riots In Algeria Paris, Aug. 7. It is officially stated that 27 people were killed during the riots m Algeria between Jews and Moslems, which started following the intrusion of a drunken Jewish Zouave into a mosque, of whom 23 are Jews. Twenty were injured and 80
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    MARCONI MARVEL
    94 9 I Steering A Yacht By Television Genoa, Aug. 7. I Striking developments of television are expected as the result of the exiperiments which Marchese Marconi is conducting aboard his yacht, Elettra. He is applying to television microwaves with which he recently carried •out a demonstration of the steering
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    TRADE AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
    3118 10 PRANG BESAR RUBBER ment to agree with the latest returns irom the estate. Upkeep. The visiting agent reports the estate as being m excellent order. Labour. The supply of labour was adequate for requirements and the health generally was good. Buildings, Machinery, etc. A larger engine
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    248 10 1930 1931 1932 1933 lb. oz. lb. oz. lb. oz. lb. oz 20 10 27 10 26 5 28 8 14 6 22 14 22 10 24 13 15 2 20 1 22 2 22 14 16 8 21 8 20 12 18 6 15 5 20 6
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    91 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT Aug. 9, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 24% 24 3 i R.S.S. equal to London (F. 0.8.) Aug. 24? 4 24? i» Standard R.S.S. on tender Aug. 25 25» /8 September 25 x 4 25
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    111 10 Aug. 9, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers Gambier 4.00 Java Cube 7.25 Hamburg Cube 7.25 Muntok White Pepper 37.00 White Pepper 36.00 Black Pepper 13.75 Copra. Sundried 3.10 Copra, Mixed 2.45 Small flake Tapioca 3.70 Fair Sago Flour 1 65 Palembang Jelotong 7.00 Blanja Jelotong 6.75 Sarawak
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    Yesterday Rubber Auction
    78 10 Yesterday Rubber Auction The Singapore CY\ Rubber Associate tion. when then v. Catalogued 1,705 sar i London New York Ribbed smoked she. v Standard quality "> Good avera^ Qua Lty Fair average Quality Off quality Sheet cutting Crepe Fine quality p*l e Standard and glig) tly inferior Off colour latea
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    66 10 I Thirty of 'he ta ovens are to be'nstali.d Harworth Colliery, near Donca iduction of coke oU and other by pn ducts. It ia expects it this will m Ivolve an addition ol 40;. the present staff of 2.000 includes a eomplet by-product lation and roal-lr :img blending plant R.
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    Fraser's Share List
    839 10 Buyers Be__en Ampat Tin (4) 5s 3d 5s 10 %d Asain Kumbang y tt ca _o_ Austral Malay 50s 52s 6d Ayer Hitam Tin (ss) 14s 6d 15s 3d Ayer Weng ($1) 2.02% 2.10 x.d Bangrin Tin 24s 6d 25s 6d Changkat Tin 50s 52s Chenderiang 8s
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    Why STUDY the Sages?
    654 11 Why STUDY the Sages? local Chinese Topics BY OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT Uthc auspu-e? of the Chinese i Research Society fiua Chi an Yu Yen Chiu Hui), i Kheh-t'an, a member of ilum Committee of the Chinry 01 Education, and Chen ;k ud of the Chinese Educa»nt ff the Municipality ..itiona)
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    668 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst MAKING THE BEST BID IF a vulnerable player decides to overcall an Opening Pre-emptive bid, he should stop, look and listen and make the best call available rather than the worst; otherwise, he price he is apt
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      426 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 600,000 shares of £5 each 3,000.00 c Reserve Fund £3,000 00* Reserve Liability of Proprietors 3.000 000 HEAD OFFICE: 38, Bishopsgate, London EC. 2 Agencies and Branches. > Alor Star Iloilo Saigon Amritsar
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    STRAITS HOMEWARD CONFERENCE
    65 12 PALM OIL IN BULK— Merchants are hereby informed that the rate of freight on Palm Oil m Bulk from Straits to Conference basis Ports m Europe is; reduced to 47 6d. per 20 cwt.. effective i from 9.8.34. GLYCERINE IN DRUMS.— The rate of freight on Glycerine
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    P. AND O. PROGRAMME
    105 12 It has been officially stated at the P. and O. offices that the ships at present building for the company or its associates are the Strathmore 23.500 tens, for the P. and O. Company; one passenger ship for the Tasaianian Steamers Proprietary. Ltd.. 4,000 tons tor
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    MARINE CASUALTIES
    200 12 The Bureau Veritas has just published its list of maritime casualties recorded during the month of May concerning all flags. This publication reports the following: Total losses.— Steamers: Five American. 1 Bolivian. 17 British.. 1 Danish. 1 Danzig. 3 Dutch. 16 French. 3 German, 5 Greek. 7 Italian.
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    NEW CUNARDER
    113 12 m view of the public Interest which will bo taken m the launch ot the new [Cunarder lrom the shipyard of Messrs. John Brown and Co.. Ltd.. Clydebank. en the afternoon oi Wednesday. Sept. 28. a group of Glasgow business men have secured the Itase of a site,
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    300 12 SCHEMES" TO DEVELOP SOVIET SHIPPING Expansion Under Second Five Year Plan During the second Five Year Plan, Soviet river freight traffic is to rise! from 16 billion ton-miles m 1932 to 40 billion ton-miles m 1937 and marine traffic from 11 billion to 32 billion tonmiles. To
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    IMPROVED FINANCES
    246 12 Facilities For Cargo Handling At Leith Mr. Hugh Rose, convener ot the Finance Committee oi Leith Dock Commission, submitting a statement of the finance of the port during the past year, stated that the expenditure on new works during the year amounted to .€123.832. Including €94.856 for the
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    WRECK SURVIVORS
    150 12 Picked Up After Four Days In Open Boat Alter more than lour days m an open boat without iood or water, the IT I missing members of the Norwegian I steamer Knut Hamsun, which caught (lire and sank, have been nicked up oil" Santa Cruz del sur Cuba.
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    SAILOR'S PLUCK
    115 12 Rescue Incident At Yokohama The arrival recently of the Blue i Funnel liner Sarped3n on Monday repealled the plucky act of the ships stewards' clerk at Yokohama on Febjruary Ist an act that was a few weeks ago recognized when Mr. George I Sidney Noel Benyon, ol Birkenhead.
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    62 12 H.M. destroyer Esk. bur.; by Ae*3r* Swaa Hunter and Wigham Richardson Wallsend. left the Tynr lor preliminary ;sea trials., which will be followed by (Other exhaustive trials, alter which the (vessel will receive finishing touches a* the shipyard before bein? handed over The Esk is the first of the four
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    70 12 Ships almgßite n,,- ulllr ***ttH to r r!;;. fN i Oplur A (shifts to 45 •Main Whan fEntra* 1( Hector is. k. waii Man v. i Raby Cast! 34; Chattano i i ■safca'S West Wharf (Entrant Gat. i Rasa 4; Trier 3 Mam Wharf: Lch. Lady Dull] OU Whan
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    103 12 Kuuant, Brli CUtU. !)8 Japan 10 8 Klang, Brit.. 72 98. lor Penang Bochum, Ocr bur S 98. for M Tamahoko M ru from Nagoya 98 Pcmk. Brli t 9.3. rot t Am Toba. Ncth 9.3. lor DJambl n 8 Hua Tont, Brr 9.8. for Muar 10 Belawan.
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    DELIVERY OF CORRESPONCE
    101 12 Consider.', bl dlfltal experienced In rtspondence owing tot absence of add i from ciie at t. v v> tcheduled I Delivery MTangemexi .■■>uidi> ly facilitated tq I boxes it oflta dencea and I ntion of th< is railed to the ad result from such provision Th <a*
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      619 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. (Incorporated <n F.M.S.) TELEPHONE: Freight 5433 Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS. Rooking Agents for Federated Malay States Railways. Royal State Railways of Siam. •MBffSl HOTELS m PCPWS 4^^^T V Incorporated m England >. HOME VIA CHINA, JAPAN, HONOLULU 1 CANADA. FOUR MAGNIFICENT "EMPRESSES," COMPRISING THE LARGEST AND FASTEST
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      413 12 f Local And i Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 30 a.m Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m Saturday 7 pm Kuantan via Jerartut) Monday to Friday 7 30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 p.m. KeJantan ♦.via Gtmas) every Monday. v\ ednesday. 1
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      372 14 REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SMUN6S TO NAPLES GENOA MARSEILLES Via Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Port Said, Alexandria on the Famous PRESIDENT LINERS All outside staterooms Excellent cuisine Swimming bath Three day stopover In Egypt. NEXT SAILING PRESIDENT GARFIELD, AUGUST 14th. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LIKES, INC., LTD. 'INCORPORATED IN U.S.A.) Hongkong Bank Chambers Phone
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    THRILLING POLO CUP MATCHES RACING BARGES ON THE MEDWAY
    795 15 Ireland Win Empire Challenge HP 1 Trophy MILITARY DO WELL (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 23. Cup finals" were played m London on Saturday. At m the final tie of the tournament for the Social to Cavalry Club "B" team
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    Featherweights Meet
    267 15 FRENCH CHAMPION BEATEN BY CROWLEY Dave Crowley (Clerkenwell*. featherweight champion of the Southern area, using his left hand with amazing speed, gained an easy victory over August Gyde. feather-weight champion of Northern France, at Northampton. The fight was stopped by the referee m the eleventh of a twelveround
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    13 15 "NEW HUDSON" three mile cycling rue m progress ftt the Singapore Cycl'.ng Carnival.
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    HOCKEY SEASON OPENS
    103 15 New Team's First Game In Negri Sembilan (From Our Own Correspondent* Seremban, Aug. 8. Contrary to expectations, rhe Negri Sembilan hockey season opened to iay when a new team, the Colts, took the field against the Police. The Colts team m the Negri will be drawn mainly
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    HANNIGAN CUP
    57 15 Perak and Pahang police teams met it Tanjong Malim m the semi-final of ihe football competition for the Hannigan Cup. Although Perak had very much the oetter of the game territorially m the second half their forwards were poor and missed all the opportunities that vme their way,
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    KLANG CRICKET
    237 15 Local Club's Narrow Escape The Klang Club had a very narrow escape from defeat by Mr. Andrew Mustard's XI m the annual fixture at K!a?'tj. Mustard's XI needing four runs for victory, with four wickets m hand, when stumps were drawn. Klang Club.— R. G. Willacy c JacKson
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    OPEN EPEE TITLE
    273 15 Round 1 of the open British epee hampionship concluded at Lincoln's Inn. T. E. Beddard. holder of the MillerHallett International, survived his pool of ten unbeaten. and. only hit four oimes. is the only competitor to come through this round unscathed. E. J. iVlorten was almost as
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    20 15 The start of the ladies' race at the Singapore Cycling Carnival. The winner, Miss I. Taye is on the right.
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    S.C.C. DRAW AT MALACCA
    553 15 S.C.C. DRAW AT MALACCA 34 RUNS NEEDED FOR VICTORY Fine Batting By Lee And Wilkinson i Malacca, Aug. 7. The S.C.C. eleven widen visited Malacca during the holidays managed o draw the two-day fixture with the Malacca Club. When time intervenec the visitors required 34 runs for vie lory with
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    32 Years Old Craft First Home
    910 15 32 Years Old Craft First Home i SIXTEEN COMPETITORS t r__ ort London. July 23. HE 32-years-old barge Sara, owned by Messrs. F. T. Everard St Sons, Limited, was nrst home m the Medway sailing-barge ma'rh jand thus won the Holman Cup. She also won a silver salver prej .ented
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      28 15 PETROL RUNNING I U WAo It! while you use those old, worn-out, Wasteful plugs. CHANGE TO Distributors for Malaya BORNFO MOTORS LTD REMEMBER ASK FOR THE ENGLISH A.C.
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      Promise Of Good Amateur Racing Today
      678 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) THE Taiping Turf Club Amateur Saturday. In all events the er should be witnessed. Here are the handicaps for the selections Rare- I—Ponies,1 Ponies, Class 3, Div. 2 Abt. 5 furlongs. Little Pat 115. Mickey Mouse 10.7. The Imp 10
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      ALL THE ENTRIES
      113 16 The entries for the Taiping Turf Club Amateur Meeting today and tomorrow are as under Horses Class 3— Tiburon. Winfield. Veracity, Financier, Kirkd;Je, Royal Flyer, Emerald Lady. Horses Class 4 .-—The Crisis, Grock. I Windfall, Lady Alouette, Hot Iron,; Manoh Vcham, Dear Moon, Klumpur, Grey Nun, Lover's
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      BOXING TONIGHT
      79 16 Big Crowd Expected At New World A large crowd is expected at the New World tonight to witness the fight between Young Johnson, the F.M.S. champion, and Ignacio Fernandez for the lightweight championship oi the Orient. The inclusion of two Japanese on! the programme should attract a con-!
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      Golf
      81 16 Sepoy Lines Ladies Medal The Ladies' August Medal competition was played on Monday and Tuesday and resulted m a win for Mrs Goodman Ambler with a score of 45— 11 34. x, The^ following cards we re returned: Mrs. Goodman Ambler 45 n_34 Miss M. M. Hadley 45— 9
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      Many Inter-State Hockey Matches Played
      407 16 Many Inter -State Hockey Matches Played PAST YEAR OF SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION •T'HE members on the roll of the Singapore Hockey Association at date number fourteen, as under Ceylon Sports Club. Indian Association. Malaya Command. Medical College Union. Police Sports Club, Raffles College Union. Raffles Institution, Royal Air Force, Singapore Cricket
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      Cricket WEEK-END TEAMS
      471 16 Cricket WEEK-END TEAMS The following are cricket teams U represent the Public Works Department Sports Club at the week-end: On Saturday, Aug. 11. at 2 p.m. vs. S.R.C. on the S.R.C. ground: »2nd XI P. d'Almeida, G. C. Pereira, J. V. T. Campbell, G. Morgan (Captain), A. G. Cooke, A.
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      54 16 Results of the 250 up championship j billiards tournament of the YM C A Tan Thian Sang beat Lee Kisong Soon 250— 56; Teo Lam Chye beat Haji Ah- > mad 250-153; E. S. M. Khatena brat! R. Lyne 250—216. The tie between Lam Chye and Khatena will be played
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      HALF AND WIN
      629 16 HALF AND WIN Four Goals Against A. A. i Association S.C.C 4 A. A. Assoen 0. > A FRIENDLY match between the Cricket Club and the Amicable Athletic Association was played on iche Padang yesterday and resulted m a victory for the home team. ,The game was keenly fought out
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