The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 August 1934

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press NO. 14,34 b ESTD. 1835. FRIDAY. AUGUST 17, 1934. 10 CENTS.
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    SOVIET'S GRAVE WARNING TO MANCHUKUO
    251 1 Release Of Russian Otliciais Demanded WITHIN OPNE WEEK ol extreme gravity has developed m the Far East psult of I dispute between the Soviet and Manchukuo .tiding the recent arrest of Russian officials of the n Railway. Shanghai message states that the Soviet have given
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    DAMAGE TO RAILWAY
    223 1 Shanghai, Aug. Iti. let Government through the Harbin have given authorities on*- week to >: Russian officials of Eastern Railway who were \mm. > r.s ago. ~i r agi states that khe and Japanese authorities refused to accede to tho release the arrested It Ileged that they
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    COTTON PRICES
    87 1 water's Recommendation To .S, President Washington, Aug. 15. r Banr:h»-ad has recommended Roosevelt should sus- to Psychological reasons all the •md fix the price of r< lent level of thirteen Bankhead argues there wih much money needed to 1^ on marketing and control pegging the price would <■•
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    CORPORATION LOAN
    91 1 £1,000,000 Stock Issued By Salford London, Aug. 14. The prospectus of a new Home Cor- poration loan is published today, the i borrower being the city of Salford, j which is issuing €1,000.000 of 3* 4 per cent, redeemable stock at par. Applications have already been re- ceived
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    17 1 London. Aug. 16. Professor John Coatman has been appointed News Editor for the British Broadcasting Company. Wireless.
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    DE VALERA RULE BITTERLY ATTACKED
    263 1 DE VALERA RULE BITTERLY ATTACKED 30,000 Watch Shot Farmer's Funeral Cork, Aug. 16. •THIRTY THOUSAND today watch- ed thc most impressive funeral of Jeremiah Lynch who was killed m an affray between farmers and police on Aug. 13. Mr. Cosgrave was among the 5,000 who followed the coffin on foot
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    HIGH PRICES
    173 1 Cirain Review By U.S. Ministry Washington, Aug. lb. The drought damage is described by the Ministry of Agriculture as much worse than m any previous year on record. The Ministry predicts that most grain prices will remain high until the late j spring or early summer of 1935,
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    WORLD WHEAT REVIEW
    38 1 London, Aug. 14. The Wheat Advisory Committee representing the fifteen countries participating met here today and reviewed the internaional situation. Mr. MacMurray told Reuter that the meeting will probably last the whole week. Reuter Wireless
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    31 1 Police guards and S.S. black uniformed troops, Hitler's bodyguard, who carried out the executions, lining: |the route outside the Kroll Opera House, where the Reichstag met to hear Chancellor Hitler's explanation.
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    FINAL WITHDRAWAL OF U.S. TROOPS
    235 1 FINAL WITHDRAWAL OF U.S. TROOPS Haiti Restored To Its Full Sovereignty Washington, Aug. 16. AFTER nineteen years of Amen-' can occupation the last Marines' j were withdrawn yesterday and full sovereignty restorted to Haiti. The American flag was lowered and the withdrawal carried m the friendliest manner, stated Mr. Cordell
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    126 1 Total Ordinary Revenue Of £10,865,000 London. Aug. 14. The Exchequer return of receipts and expenditure during the current financial year up to Aug. 11 shows that, excluding self-balancing items, the total ordinary revenue receipts last week amounted to €10.865,745 and the total ordinary expenditure to €4,912,492. Income tax
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    EXPORTERS HIT
    48 1 Increase In French Customs Dues Paris, Aug. lb. Exporters to France are hit by a four per cent increase m Customs dues I which operate ln accordance with the recently passed law for the purpose of raising £2.000.000 annually to subsidise mercantile marine wages.- Reuter Wireless
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    BOUND FOR SINGAPORE
    119 1 London, Aug. Hi. pAPTAIX W. P. Mark -Ward law D.5.0., has be*en appointed a Commodore of the second class to be m charge of Singapore, m ■-ft. -cession to Captain Malcolm Maxwell Scott.- Reuter. [Capt. Mark-Wardlow. who is 47 years of age. is a son of the
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    F.S. RECOVERY
    117 1 President's letter To Mr. Eugene Black Washington, Aug. 16. Mr Eugene Black, who resigned the Governorship of the Federal Reserve Board to resume the Governorship of I the Federal Reserve Bank, still remains an unofficial and unsalaried interpreter between the banks and the administrajtion, the OODfren, and the
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      41 1 IVIOTOR UNION PRIVATE CAR POLICIES FOR £RVICE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. TONIGHT j COMING COCKTAIL DANCE Saturday, august isth to 8.15 om I FIRST APPEARANCE D,NNER DANCE ROZSNYAY INFORMAL) DANCING, SINGING 945 p.m. ro MIDNIGHT MUSICAL TRIO RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381
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      100 1 THE MOTOR UNION INSURANCE CO, LTD. I:. .1 Fiiklandi lOINDED BY THE MOTOR UNION OI G.B. AND IRELAND AND SOLE QaTin lAL INSURERS TO THE A.V OF G.B. Local Agents and Attorneys: SIME. DARBY Co., Ltd. .">. MALACCA ST., TEL. :»144. SINGAPORE. SEA VIEW \3 HOTEL IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT TENNIS
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    JUDGMENT RESERVED
    226 2 Malay Charged With Extortion After several hearings the trial was concluded, but judgment reserved until Aug. 25. before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the criminal district judge. In the case m which an Arab. Omar bin Salim. was Indicted on three charges of extortion Another man. Kassim Aii. was
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    SIAMESE RE-ARRESTED
    142 2 Papers Arrive From Siam On Day Of Discharge Khun Varikit Vichara's period of suspense has started all over again A former Registrar of the Siamese courts, Varikit Vichara was arrested towards the end of June on Instructions from the Bangkok police on a charge of misappropriation of 4,778
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    The SEASON of the SEVENTH MOON
    1189 2 The SEASON of the SEVENTH MOON Local Chinese Topics BY OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT Singapore, Aug. 15. rE Seventh Moon season has commenced. Dark corners are infested with hideous devils who have been let loose from Hades for a month's holiday on this earth to which they belonged. They lie m
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    TWO TONS OF CRUDE OIL
    45 2 Sampan Coolie Charged With Dishonest Retention L£!T exhibits m criminal prosecu r--*ss s •^Tu Ah Hock claimed to be tri*d fT, he ase was Postponed one wick ThT a£V aU be,nß nxed ln%lM k Marine IX. WM affeCted b the
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    DRIVER ABSOLVED FROM BLAME
    526 2 WOMAN KNOCKED DOWN BY CAR Death From Resultant Tetanus A VERDICT of death by misadventure was returned yesterday by Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, after an inquiry into the death of a 35-year-old American Indian woman, Mrs. C. Red Bird. jiso known as Mrs.
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      27 2 Law Notices For The Day The Chief Justice at Ipoh Court of Appeal. Before Mr. Justice Prichard at 11 a.m. Summonses-in-Chambers. Originating Summonses. Motion and Interpleader Summons.
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      152 2 TO-DA Y'S WIRELESS PROGRAMMES 8.8.C. Transmission 111 G.M.T. 13.45 Time signal from Big Ben. News bulletin and announcements. 14.05 The 8.8.C. Dance Orchestra, directed by Henry Hall. 14.50 Charles Manning and his orchestra, relayed from the Granada, Walthamstow, London. 15.15 The Drawing-room of the Empire, a talk from the woman's
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      400 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMf^ THE NEW MOTHER OF PEARL NAIL POLISHES BY LENTHERIC, PARIS. IN SIX BEAUTIFUL SHADES. Medical Hall, Limited, Chemists. BUSINESS CARDS STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS REPAIRERS «14A Change Alley, Singapore *> The Cheapest House for your m Stationery, Typewriters. Ribbons t$ and Carbons also for Pencil and Pen writing.
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      502 2 I T-tMI-en-p^. wwi^Sn Tenders are \mm~L*. followlng material particulars, see V Berv lce s Room c Munlcl l>al x^» Purchase of 3 old Steam o at Transport (L^V*** Road. Date of ru, Mac^r. d Monday, Aug 20th i 25?« U Purchase oi old Cush?;' Brass, etc. at M_nd_ ct of
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      229 2 Diary Of The Week FRIDAY. AUG. 17. 'fl:gh Water, 2.20 a.m.. 8.6 ft., 2.25 p.m., 8.8 ft. Racing: Ipoh Amateur Meeting, first day. Football: First Division, Malays vs. Wiltshlres, Jalan Besar Stadium; Second Division. Police vs. Straits Cattle, Anson Road Stadium; Govt. Services F.A.. Second Division, Immigration vs. Marine, Marine
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    Quotas Will Not Help Lancashire
    294 3 DEVELOPMENT OF CAMERONS FIRST REPORT OK PROGRESS Work In Hand On Nine Sites Ant meeting of the Cameron d.s Sanitary Board, Mr. J. S. that the Government tng should, m the Interests of this delectable area. Issue a report and the Hon'ble Mr. Leonard, British
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    ALLEGED MURDER OF WIFE
    364 3 CA a S at GAINST TAMIL AGAIN ADJOURNED Daughter's Remarkable Evidence Uon k th€r her m °ther. the deceased co a usin c o? th. Umate With Gop a f d a cousin of the accused, was given by the eleven-year-old daughter at the re sumed
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    AND THEY WILL STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF SINGAPORE'S PROSPERITY
    201 3 AND THEY WILL STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF SINGAPORE'S PROSPERITY PROTESTS TO THE COLONIAL SECRETARY 1 JZI 7I V reedom ot the ports ot the c^-> has arould ,mportatlon f Ordinance "I'Tr »7k at H me We as ln "***>< t^ Assoor the pol.cy laid down by Raffles over a
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    DISPUTE OVER 25 CENTS
    154 3 Ud Stabbing Affray JJclwci'n Friends our Own Correspondent) Taiping Aug. 15. J^-five cente was the cause of aSf h led a Mala wn Haji Mohamed. to the c Police court yesterday. wd was^charged with voluntas hurt to Osman, said to n^te of his. He peaded Bhagat
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    TO REPAIR A CYCLE
    65 3 Uspe ;<> Explanation Of liurjfling Tools "'»r Own Correspondent) by Ta| Pl"*Jf. Aug. 15. y a poJJce constable m the ith h im h rh, CarryinB a fl bag Chinese, Wong Chee. was *M found to contain '»*Plements. a "•'■might and a bunch of if rft
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    LOST ENERGY
    15 3 ft gained by taking a s hinhSEy*! Tonlc Wine-* Tld famous Phosferlne•ftiff^tssr bta,nab,e
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    ENTREPOT TRADE IN DANGER
    1082 3 Mr. Marks wrote as lollows on July 5 Sir,— l am nstructed by the president and commute of the Association of British Malaya to ask you to lay before the Secretary of State for the Colonies the lollowing considerations m regard to recent legislation m the
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      87 3 «3 wQH W Jf im dh Lm \W mm Brooke Bond Tea II BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME 1 THE LAMPJ (Jf-UJTjNC BRILLIANCE II Aim wm. II _m\ \^r -> v^tv -"J. Cj>x I «-^^J "ft^jJß H***^ II SOLE AGENTS: UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (INCORPORATED JN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS^ a, f1 BATTERY "°AD, SINGAPORE.
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    1931 3 j^ward and outward— from the t°hp y n an f d f t 0 deStroy its Portion as the central market of these eastern E* A h }< if it is made impS for the native trader to buy the cheap goods he seeks m Singapore or Penang he will
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    Take CARE Of Your
    1553 4 EXERCISES YOV WILL FIND MOST HELPFUL BY OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT THERE is no single organ or organs which are so much abused as our eye.-.. When we are bending over the desk, sewing by a poor ught, sitting out i:i the glare, our eyes are called
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    AN ALLURING NIGHTGOWN
    52 4 THIS PRINCESS line nightgown is severe m its lines and moulded to the figure, but it is made extremly alluring by the worked-in lace at the top. It has a graceful round neck, and a small ruffle of the same lace is at the bottom. High-heeled sandals
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    Cocktail Shoes
    82 4 AMBER satin, of a honey-maple- syrup tint is the very newest shade for shoes that go places. The very fact that they are satin makes them important. And the gloss and shimmer of this dress-up slipper fabric adds a glowing beauty to the amber colouring. However, if amber
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  • Why Not Try A Fruit Cocktail?
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      NEW SCARVES ARE SMART AND DRESSY
      135 4 NEW SCARVES ARE SMART AND DRESSY TRIANGLES and squares adapt themselves best to the new ways of wearing spring scarves, but the [long, straight scarf is still with us. If your scarf is of taffeta and check- Ed or plaided. it is bound to be youth- ful. and will be
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      RECIPES FOR YOUR NEXT
      389 4 RECIPES FOR YOUR NEXT DINNER PARTY WARM weather appetites crave something different, why not ring the changes at your next little dinner party Try serving a fruit cocktail instead of hors d'ceuvre, or even m place of the soup course, as is often done m America. You will find the
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      THE SUNSHADE RETURNS WITH PICTURE FROCKS
      149 4 THE SUNSHADE RETURNS WITH PICTURE FROCKS < as it to counteract the knfl Ol the new straw plctofl jwith their clear-cut br. [this season's sunshade ing transparent ail. gandie and silk net Flutings and [rills enhan delicate materials, and th< i. deal of variety m colouring and d In contrast
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      VELVET & MINK
      45 4 VELVET MINK BOTTLE GREEN velvet and natural mink create this smart suit worn by Myrna Loy, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer actress. Miss Loy wears a blouse of white chiffon and Alencon lace and a hat and purse of matching velvet. Her shoes and gloves are of brown kid.
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      IN SILVER FOX
      40 4 LUXUBIOUB CAPBB tl .U n t„ bands are the smart* >t a <<ni for Spring frocks. ls won by Jean Howard. Heirs <..ildu\n Mayer player, with .1 stunnm Uaek frock with k-.hit.j- lint-en touches ol embroidered «»u.indi<
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      115 4 IL -ft.r»v--i;ftft- o^On Q fri GP IWSaBD** ,< &<-> J_3^w*__S*Mi^ -v •J v_>) t 5 ''THE MARCH OF THE CHILDREN" m [j* V? ur ?*^y» too J oin this joyous company and march to In Health and Happiness on COW GATE g* From all over the world they come— a
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    SINGAPORE R.N.V.R. AT PARADE ON WHARFSIDE
    79 5 Photographic copies of Free Pre** local pictures can be obtained en application to the Manager. Price SO cents each. V a m Sam and Barbara, the famous Polar bears at Whipsnade Zoo, investigating a "case." rh e Moscow subway is now under construction and
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      50 5 FIVE BATS BRAND CONDENSED MILK with creamy flavour is prepared by experts through a hygienic process and is unequalled of its kind. TRY A TIN TO-DAY AND YOU WILL BE iz^^^^ijjjjfc^ Co NDENSEDMII* Sweetened 3t\ «iO^ SOLE IMPORTERS: Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. Union Building, Singapore. Tel. 5977 5978 5979. M8.K...
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    WANTED MONEY FOR
    875 6 Young Malay Bank Clerk Appeals Against Three Years' Sentence FOUR CHEQUES FORGED Judges Decline To Reduce Ipoh. Aug. 15. THE story of a young Pahang Malay's love for a Selangor Eurasian girl was told at the F.M.S. Court of Appeal, which began a session ot the Ipoh
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    MARRIAGE
    665 6 NO BLOOD FROM A STONE AFFAIRS OF FORMER J. P. Bankrupt With Debts Of $275,000 HPHE affairs of a former Justice of the Peace and a building contractor were gone into m the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Prichard, when S. Muthucumaru was taken through his public examination.
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    95 6 the practising of the signatures of the Bank officials. This was not a case of sudden temp tation; lt was a case of considerable cunning preparation and system covering a period of two months all but eight days. Their Lordship dismissed the appeal The President, m announcing the decision of
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    BANK WATCHMAN
    441 6 Sent For Trial At Assizes In the police court yesterday. Mr. J. M. Brander. committed Nand Singh for trial at the Assizes on charges ot attempted murder ot George Doat with a revolver, and of attempted murder of Rangi Rae with an axe. Nand Singh was a forme*-
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    ALLEGED $50 BRIBE
    486 6 Chinese Charged With Wife ANOTHER adjournment was ordered i at Penang m the case m which a' l Chinese named Chong Lee Yun stands charged with the murder of his wife Lei Ah Seh at Paya Perubong Road. 1 Mr. Lok Guan Eng. laboratory assist- ant. General
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    LETTKR FROM A MAN OF 90.
    165 6 About His Rheumatism. He asks us to excuse his WtttAnm do more than that— we congr^ him on bslng able to wnte at all age especially as he has been sui- from rheumatism. This is what he m his letter "Three years age I
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      217 6 en an kept wandering around looking for a lady. I 'id he find her «)f coursi" She was m THE GIFT SHOP. Jn future lrOi>k it* -.our wife, mother, sister or friend in THE GIFT SHOP. 33, Mainford Road. .-.fc<*\ sure to be there -•wjli.t hats, -jewellery, fancy goods or
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      231 6 COOK ELECTRICALLY From Ist August 1934, the hiring rental of certain types of Electric Cookers has been reduced. Cookers may now be hired at from $1.00 per month. Further information may be obtained at our Showroom m the Municipal Building. MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPT SANATOGEN will give you New Strength -New
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  • Contractor Accused Of Using Forged
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      AN HABITUAL THIEF
      173 7 V SUSPECT ROUND Fifteen Previous Convictions A bin Jassin, a Malay with reputed to be an l ft. receiver oi id an habitual thief the District Judge at I ling to show cause why be bound over to be ol s the Court thought bound over to
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      674 7 ATTEMPTED TO RAISE LOAN P. W. D. Official Denies All Knowledge Of Letter THE mystery of a letter alleged to bear the forged signature of the secretary to the Director of Public Works, Singapore, and promising a contractor 51, 400 for work done, formed the subject of a preliminary
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      $150,000 RANSOM
      63 7 Wealthy Canadian Brewer Kidnapped London, Ontario, Aug. 16. The clutching hand of the kidnapper ls extending from America to Canada. One of the wealthiest brewers m the country. Mr. John Labatt aged sixty, was kidnapped while motoring between London and Sarnia. A note signed "Three Fingered Abe" has
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      PRISON FOR INFORMER
      160 7 ii Revolver Found In I ms Possession i «no_S2f r e .sr** 0 default three months In* iWe ammunition months ta "*Pect ot j e>u I lOU 5 SllOWcn thit >-»i- MWWC mat there wii^ r»*> Accused admitted m his ihtaii. SS l S_, w 2 T
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    Hollywood Can Feel Conceited
    200 7 Hollywood Can Feel Conceited AND M RIPTIDE" IS THE REASON UOLLYWOOD is really justified m patting itself on the back now that it has given out that glorious piece called "Riptide" through Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer. All through the year of its produc- tion, scores of people laboured to make > it
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      290 7 I NEXT WEDNESDAY CAPITOL r EjL| P \m\m\ f if* PlllmCfc'*^ J|| HF B^^^^ JESSIE I DHLrUUn ____il_i_-ij_-_2*k B COCHRAjNS GREAT MUSICAI jfc Bri l?m~ Jessie Matthews has never been seen to' W _i M^-'_f I letter advantage. Her part m -Evergreen Sil W§sH fet- A' perfect for hei —SUNDAY
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      214 7 PA, V JUsI?.N :™E BREATH „f SCANDAL mmm^^^^mm^ri IS the p ULSE of LIFE TO ME!" __i s^^~*_B i L.-4 L I n u><<> I kftft I! rfl I iv T Hb Jffft^E^^H > ft *^Vllfr iM*, Metr Go,d *y" Mayer Prize Production. |ggf ij_Ei^ij_-_l "^^[c___k '^^Rw*^^ •j__i__^ij___^___l fl ■--H^^iJib
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      DEATH
      20 8 j TOMLIN.— On August 4th. 1934. at Edinburgh. Frederick Lewis Tomlin, formerly a Director oi Adamson, iOilflUan Co.. Ltd.
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1934. Empire Soft Soap
    870 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1934. Empire Soft Soap FOR the third day m succession we find ourselves dealing m this column, either directly or indirectly, with the subject of the Colony's entrepot trade and the freedom of her ports and we return to it at jthe risk
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    DAY TO DAY
    327 8 Major Arnold McLeod. 0.8. E., of the S.V.C, sailed for home yesterday on the s.s. City of Roubaix on long leave. Mrs. Max Corbett of Ipoh is sailing for England to join her husband. Her sister. Mrs. McMahan, is going to Australia. Mr. P. F. Whinney, Assistant
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    as I was Sajing
    804 8 COLONY shipping statistics m 1933 showed 1 another decline on the previous year, but a. note ol optimism is sounded m the notes accompanying the official returns by the revelation of the fact that at three of the minor ports of the Colony Malacca. Christmas Island
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    BEAUTY OF SUMATRA
    995 8 centre of Batak activity is its paasar, its market. Perhaps there is no other place where one can get such a comprehensive impression ol the Batak people— to say nothing ot an opportunity for sampling dog flesh, the national delicacy, since a somewhat fastidious government has prohibited
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      140 8 I^v ,4 SCOTCH WHISKY |/^jf /4T i_ P/?/C£ TO MEET m'\ T//£ POCKET OF MR EVERYONE fS^ RED SPOT m J#._fc ■^io# l ir***-'-" 1 *>"IjV^ Btt^SMi- Oo*r 3J SCOTCH WHO* CPgUI CALDBECKS ft^^ «_SO SPECIALLY CURED GAMMONS Whole Boneless Cuts and sliced Try them all Hot or Cold equally
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      50 8 THE AVERAGE CINEMA PATRON DEMANDS MOVEMENT, i declares a producer. And if he sits m a gangway I seat, he gets it. When you go home or away any- where don't forget your GAFLAC BAGGAGE POLICY. i GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE j ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    THREAT TO FOOCHOW
    103 9 Red Troops In North West on Kong, Aug. 16. CIAL message from r-nrms that the 1 ting Foochow withdraw to a iles from Fukien' cj m< within three lectlve on Tuesday. red the village of m suburb of the i ft South Fukien lera away yesterday, but
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    "MELODY CRUISE"
    184 9 Breezy Comedy At The Capitol "Melody Cruise." featuring Charles Ruggles. Phil Harris. Greta Nissen, Helen Mack, and Chick Chandler, which I began a run at the Capitol on Wednesday, is P film that will appeal to many. It is a comedy enacted on board ship. The story deals
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    U.S. GOLD EXPORTS
    93 9 Pursuing An Orthodox Monetary Policy New York, Aug. 14. The first important gold exports from United States to Europe since the revaluation of the dollar were arranged today, the Guaranty Trust shipping $1,000,000 to Paris. Several incoming shipments of gold were left m the holds of the
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    GANDHI'S FAST
    89 9 Impressive Ceremony At Termination Wardha. Central Provinces, Aug. 14. An impressive ceremony preceded the termination of Gandhi's seven day fast as a penance for the assault on Pandit Lalnath, the orthodox Hindu leader. Hindu, Jain, Muslem and Christian friends joined the members of the ashram m prayer, while
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    18 9 CROWDS watching the Royal yacht arriving m the roadstead at owes, where Their Majesties attended the Royal Regatta.
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    ALLEGED TO HAVE PUNCHED A CONSTABLE
    427 9 Evidence In Case Against Local Solicitor EVIDENCE m the ease m which Mr., ■"Philip Hoahllm, a locft.i solicitor' practising with the legal firm of; Mendis l l Ahllp. is charged with as- j saulting police eft. viable by punch- I ft him o\er thc
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    MORE POLICE FOR SAAR
    318 9 Forthcoming Plebiscite Geneva, Aug. 14. MR. KNOX, President of the Saar Governing Commission, has requested the Saar police to be largely reinforced by foreign recruitment, raising the numbers from one to three thousand m view of the forthcoming plebiscite. Mr. Knox, addressing the SecretaryGeneral oi the
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    STRICTLY CONTROLLED
    76 9 Certificates Needed To Buy Potatoes Berlin. Aug. 14. Potatoes now are under strict control and buyers must produce government certificates when taking over fom poducers who are being guaranteed minimum prices. Government control also extends to iron and steel, finished and unfinished products, Dr. Schacht promises m the
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    NAZIS PROTEST
    66 9 Diet Session Scene At Saarbrucken Saarbrucken, Aug. 14. The German National Front, including all Saar Nazis, walked out during a session of the Diet as a protest against the attack on the late President Hindenburg and Hitler which they complain the Government Commission allowed to occur without intervening.
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    86 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices And Sterling Rates London, Aug. 16. Spot Sellers Tfcd. (7-Vfcd.) (Buyers) 7 7;i6d. <7 3 B d. > Oct. -December 7%d. <7%d. I Jan.-Mar 7 13 16 d H^aX.) April- June Bd. <7 15 16d.) Market:— QuieV New York, Aug. 16. September 15.55
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    RECORD PROFIT FOR RAUB GOLD
    1550 10 Lease To Be Extended For Another 50 Years The 40th annual general meeting ol the Raub Australian Gold Mining Co. Ltd., was held at Empire Chambers Brisbane, on July 20. In moving the adoption of the bal-ance-sheet for the year ended Mar. 31 1934. the
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    Chamber Of Commerce
    271 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT Aug:. 16, 12 o'clock noon was accorded to the secretaries m Brisbane, and to the staff at Singapore and Raub. A special vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. A. S. Lilburne, on the occasion cf the termination of his duties as
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    Fraser's Share List
    751 10 THURSDAY. AUGUST IS, 1934. Below is Fruser and Co's list of closing prices m Singapore Ampat Tin (4) 5s 3d 5s 10Hd Asam Kumbang 37s 6d IU J^ Austral Malay 50s Bangriii Tin z 2 Changkat Tin sS 52! Chendenang 8s o d D^ ilitam Tin (50)
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    133 10 Aug. 16, 12 o'clock noon Gambler 4.00 Java Cube 725 Hamburg Cube 7^25 Muntok White Pepper 39.00 White Pepper 38.00 Black Pepper 14.50 Copra, Sundried 3.00 Copra, Mixed 2.40 Small flake Tapioca 3.70 Fair Sago Flour 1.70 Palembang Jelotong 7.00 Blanja Jelotong 6 75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.50
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    MALAYAN PALM OIL
    84 10 Latest Buyers' Prices o T he atest buyers' prices for Malayan Palm Oil and Palm Kernels, are notified by Messrs^Guthrie and Co. as follows: PALM OIL IN BULK c.i.f. landed weights Halifax (Nova Scotia) 2.35 cents (U.S. currency) per lb ci f. landed weight Liverpool Hoiland Hamburg
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    ENORMOUS MARKET IN THE EAST
    1000 10 ENORMOUS MARKET IN THE EAST Mr. Latham Castigates Australian Traders "There is an enormous marker foi Australian goods m the East, but ii will never be won while Australian ex porters persist m sending goods abroac below contract standard, unevenh graded, and packed m an infTioi manner." This point was
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    159 10 Aug. 13 M 15. I American Can Com. 97» 4 !<7' American Telephone and Telegraph 112 110', 111 Atcheson Railroad 48 4 48., 47 Dupont 90 1 4 88 7 H Firestone 16 15' 4 Unq General Electric 19' 8 i 8" a 18 4 General Motors 30^
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    RUBBER REPORT
    80 10 During the past week the mark' been quietly steady, and onh fluctuations wer<* recorded /Messrs. Guthrie and Co. Ltd weekly rubber report. Buying sup for all positions has been «ood Latest quotations, compar- d those m our last report are I Spot 24% cents; down i London 7
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    TIN OUTPUT
    22 10 Takuapa Valley Tin Dredging First half of August; Dredge T.i kuapa No. 1; 324 hours. 80.000 cubu yards. 521 piculs.
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    218 11 the decision which has been reached, but he trusts that the Association will appreciate that it was not reached without careful review of all the questions involved, and that, on further consideration, they will realise that it would not have been practical to exclude British Malaya from the general policy
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT by Ely Culbertson World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst
    746 11 CULBERTSON on CONTRACT by Ely Culbertson World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst A SAFETY DEVICE WHEN the Opening call made by one member of a partnership is one notrump and the Responding Hand answers with three notrump, there being no intervening bids, the distribution of the hand is obscured
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    Japan's Financial Position Unsound
    85 11 Tokio. Auk. 1. The Finance Office announced today that the total revenue during the fiscal year 1933-1934 totalled 2,133.750.000 yen. showing an increase of over 100.000.000 yen as compared with the previous year, while expenditure totalled 2.249.650.000 yen. Expenditure thus exceeded revenue by 115.000.000 yen. Practically
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    LONDON NAVY TALKS
    157 11 Japanese Technical Expert Appointed According to the Yomiuru today, the Japanese Navy Office has decided to choose Rear-Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto. formerly commander of the first naval air force and now assigned to the naval general staff, as technical expert to the London naval talks, which will be
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      426 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINS (Incorporated ln England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital ln 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,001 Reserve Fund £3,000,001 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000.001 HEAD OFFICE: 38. Bishopsgate, London E.C. 2. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hollo Saigon Amrltsar Ipoh Semarang Bangkok Karachi
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    LATE ARRIVAL OF R.M.S. MAUTUA WITH MAILS FROM EUROPE
    47 12 The R.M.S. "Mantua" with mails from Europe was due to arrive at Penang at 3 p.m. yesterday. The mails are expected to reach Singapore by the 545 p.m. by train today and will be dealt with tomorrow morning.
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    50 12 Aug. 15.— Kulit, Toussoum (Dut)* Conte Verde (Ital); Larut, Rusa, Sin Kheng Seng, Sin Aik J_ee, Rahman, Hong Keat, Meran (Brit) Aug 16.— Silverbeech, kedah. SirdJSS n".?' H ng Elephanta ifnitoi v Yer ?>y ck Boelongan, Elout, Singkel Van der Lyn, Tidore (Dut) Hague Maru, Bengal Maru, Milan Maru
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    67 12 tJlt ?-l Stan c f 21 cables 218 degrees from the flashing green light on southern end of detached mole or ?o| a rt™ ter 51 at 1 degree 16 103 degrees 5r E (approx.), Is a sunken wreck of a wooden twako. ii t light>bu °y
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      FARCICAL HISTORY OF THE ASIA
      477 12 FARCICAL HISTORY OF THE ASIA Captain Abandons Ship For A NOTHER chapter is closed m the farcial history of the steamer Asia. rt which, for four years, has laid unclaimed m Amoy Harbour Her Master. Capt. P. H. Going of Kowloon, has had to abandon his long wait for wages
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      DOUBLE CAPACITY
      153 12 Dairen Harbour To Be Extended Dairen. A Dairen harbour development plan costing 180,000.000 Yen and envisaging an annual port traffic of 20.000.--000 tons 50 years hence, is now under discussion by local authorities, according to a Japanese newspaper here The present annual traffic of Dairen port is approximately
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      PENANG COLLISION
      129 12 X.P.M. Steamer In Minor Mishap In the early hours of Tuesday morn- ing an accident occurred m Penang harbour resulting m a collision between a Chinese tongkang and the Gen van der Heyden. The steamer which arrved m Penang from Sumatra was receiving luggage from a motor launch
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      233 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR East Whar, r rifl Komsani a (,iU I Main Whart <V, Uri(i Cfcrthageia ?fe<* 13; Pembr Empire Dm ft ff tr<ll r Javan, Pong 34; Chat Empire > Kola 40 ft> i West Wharf I, r J de wm Piion 2: i ■a;- ft P Main Whan GuillemarM
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      HONG KONG COLLISION
      169 12 Danish And CMmm Wp Involved In Mishap At dUSk 'ft: A Ig. 7 twoc en came into colllsiofi vhlk the Southern Fairway, Bai I resulting ir: both The two >:.. Danish Michael J» by Ban Chinese frelghtei Chlan L jceedlng to respective the west end ol lhe
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      487 12 The following passengers are proceeding per s.s "Carthage" to-day for Penang. Colombo. Bombay and Europe Miss K. E. Walker. Mr. I. B. Wylk\ Mr. L. K. James, Miss Yong Fook Moy! Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs! J. D. Smart and infant, Mr. P. Samuel Mr.
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      162 12 Programme Of Midsummer Cruise Weihaiwei. July >4. The British fteet leaves tomorrow for a midsummer cruise and flee: exercises and will return to Weihalwel m August. The Commander- in-chh-i. Admiral ,Sir Frederic Dreyer. aboard his Hag. I ship, h.m.s. Suilolk. arriv-ai at Chinwangtao on July 26 and at
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      STEAMER STRANDED
      84 12 Hut 200 Londoners Make Two hundred Londoners danced and sang on board the new Medway Steam Packet Company's pleasure steamer. Essex Queen, when, bound from London to Margate, she was stranded for more than an hour with enelnc trouble olf Reculvers. near Heme Bay. Assistance from two speedboats
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      401 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And M. A m m vlrU'vV BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 730 a.m Saturday 7 p.m Kuantan ivia Jerartut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
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      362 13 fit BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS Due Oue T'nage Spore. T'nage Spore. 11.000 Aug. 18 CHITRAL 15,000 Oct. 12 OR£ 6.000 Aug. 30 SOUDAN 6.500 Oct. 24 ivALPINm 17,000 Aug. 31 CARTHAGE 15.000 Oct. 26 15.000 Sept. 14 RANPURA 17.C00 Nov. 9 6.100 Sept. 27 BURDWAN
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      494 14 X" Pc Mb I ■—WM PAMT-AART MAAT9CMAWJ "•^-fig AUg W> S^at. Tembilahan. P oe loe-Pa.las S-!^lffl!.* „,< (PaSSengerS n »>. Batavia. m£SmS£& AUg Belawan-DeU. VA S?- -afcffjftar Djeboes *2S? AUg 18 RW0 Pada «8-Bay. Ampenan. Boeleleng and 3j£VU\! t Sp, Tffl,W Tampat-Tinggi. BengTMA a H Urday V Aug 18 Tamilian
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      239 14 _^a __M_w._fw>ttßgiPMß—^ Kb j >k n > -^^s|3m^ t— r^-^^^-^ iBB^I \\m ■<_-AJ___l SHI REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS NAPLES GENOA MARSEILLES VJ* Pennng, Cotombo, Rombay, Sues, Port Said. Alexandria on j the Famous I PRESIDENT LINERS AU outside staterooms— Excellent cuisine— Swimming bath— Three day stopover In Egypt. NEXT SAILING PRESIDENT
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    CAMBRIDGE WIN INTER-UNIVERSITY TENNIS MATCHES
    1398 15 Oxford First String After Six Months Playing Promises To Be A Star SECOND STRINGS GO TO FIVE SETS London, July 20 nnui ennla match between Oxford and Cambridge at Lord's represented by the same two players as last year, won between the first strings, J.
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    CARNERA PLANNING HIS COMEBACK
    315 15 CARNERA PLANNING HIS COMEBACK Wants To Fight In Buenos Aires mrw New York Au 6 piGHT promoters to-day announced that Primo Camera, depdsed Italian heavyweight champion of the world has signed articles to appear m Buenos Aires on October 2C against an oppon em as yet unselected. I Ring observers,
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    WOMEN'S CRICKET
    195 15 L So "th Defeat West At Worcester ta terrific heat, the West by a considerable runs. The game was never the pulses: at times it was and wearisome. It was the Nawab of Pataudi tted first and had lost six for the thin total ci 44. J ragged
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    15 15 MEMBERS of the Rhodesian team practising at the White City for the British Empire Games.
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    52 15 The following will represent the V M.C.A. at cricket against Ceylon Sports Club on Saturday at 2 p.m. on the V.M.C.A. Ground. R. Lyne, S. D. Gauder, Lee Fong Lim, H. Gibson, S. Ferriera, A. Tan. V. Xavter. E. Brown. J. G. Baker. R. P. Ridley, Lee Kit Soon, A.
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    82 15 To stimulate interest and ultimately raise the standard the Kedah Lawn Tennis Association are inviting entries for a Junior Tournament open to schoolboys under nineteen years of age. No entrance fees will be charged but entrants must be resident sofK edah. There will be two events Singles and Doubles. The
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    PAHANG TENNIS
    230 15 Chinese Wins Singles Title See Chooi Soon won the lawn tennis championship of Pahang on Monday 'and the championship cup presented by the British Resident. Mr. H. G. R. Leonard, by defeating R. Gopal 6— 3. 6 3 m the final. In the semi-finals Chooi Soon beat C.
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    TEST OF WATERMANSHIP
    575 15 Essex Oarsman Wins Doggett s Coat and Badge 'TKE 220 th race for Doggett's Coat and Badge was rowed over the tideway course and resulted m an easy win for Harold James Smith of Gravesend, who covered the distance m 30 mm. 34 seconds. L. A. Dyckhoff,
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    MALAYAN GOLF
    215 15 Penang Club Championship Qualifiers The following were the results of the qualifying round of the Penang Golf Club championship played last Sunday. BALL SWEEP T. McKinstery 40+37- 77 W. H. Brodie 39 +39 78 W. Somerville 39+41 80 H. R. Law 43 37-^ 80 J. Moncur 40-40 80
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    GOLF INCIDENT
    237 15 Ball Blown In Hole By Wind There was an amusing incident m the foursomes between Miss Dorothy Pearson and Miss Jeffries and Mme. Vagliano and Mile. Monique Fay, m the woman's golf match between Great Britain and France. They were all square going to the seventeenth, where Mile.
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    MALAYS AT HOCKEY
    74 15 From Our Own Correspondent* Seremban, Aug*. 15. For the first time m the history of Negri Sembilan hockey, a Malay team made its debut today and played against the Seremban Police. The team, which will make a tour of the Malay States shortly, won by three clear
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    S.R.C. SPRING A SURPRISE ON R.A.F.
    913 16 Airmen Have Most Of The' BUT LOSE BY THE ODD GOAL S.R.C 3; R.A.F 2. "THE SINGAPORE Recreation Cluu sprang a surprise yesterday when 1 they beat the Air Force m a First Division match by three goals to two on the Anson Road
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    YOUTH DOES NOT ALWAYS
    675 16 YOUTH DOES NOT AL WA YS Over 30's Hold Under 30's To Over 30's 0; Under 30's 0. A HOME and home match bel*~* tweet] the Over 30's and the Under 30's was played on the Patfang yesterday ai.d ended m a goalless draw. Both sides were evenly matched but
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    LEG-THEORY CONTROVERSY AGAIN
    373 16 Anglo- Australian Appeal For Less "Warfare* ALLEGED PROTEST BY AUSSIfiS DENIED fachting 1 WEEK-END RACES Second Of Series For Milner Cup On Sunday i London. UK v I AN APPEAL for more of the true spirit ot cricket ani warfare was made today by Sir Stanley Jackson
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    6 16 Raffles Girls* School Sports m progress.
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    16 16 SPECTATORS at Raffles College watching the play m the tennis matches between Singapore and Johore teachers.
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    WEEK-END TEAMS
    156 16 Cricket The following are invited to represent the Public Works Department Sports Club m a cricket match against the Ceylon Sports Club commencing at 2 p.m on Sunday at Balestier Plain: Samson de Silva, V. Ponniah, J. V. T. Campbell, A. F. Sprott, T. Sta Maria, G. Morgan
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    TEACHERS BEAT SCHOOL
    202 16 Raffles Institution Lose By Four Wickets Playing at Raffles Institution yesterjday afternoon the Teachers' Association beat the school team at cricket Iby four wickets. Scores: Raffles Institution Watt c Wai Imm b Varma 0; Kamarudin lbw b Paramsothy 10: Boon Peng lbw b Paramsothy 9; Sundram b
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    37 16 A cup to be competed for by the j Malay football clubs, affiliated to the j Malaya Football Association, has been kindly presented by Mr. R. L. Hastie, the popular President of the Singapore Amateur Football Association.
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    MISS STAMMERS WINS
    144 16 Third Round Of I.S. Tenni* Championship Forest Hill, \\i. IV In tbe third round ft championship Miss Helen lacoi Mrs. Harris 5—7. 6—2 6-3: M Stammers 'Englana' br.it MDi throp I Boston I 6 6 0; Miss J beat Miss Hunt Lis Angeles) 6—4. Miss Helen Jacobs
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