The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 September 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,«»«9. i:STD. 1835 TTESDAY, SLI'TEMBKR X 1035 l«l CENTS
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    BRITAIN INSTITUTES RIGOROUS ENQUIRY
    218 1 Abyssinian Concession MR. RICKETT'S VISIT TO ADDIS ABABA Ixmdon. Sept. 2. rHK British (Government, it is officially stated, are making a rigorous enquiry to ascertain whether British capital is involved directly or indirectly m \hv Rickett concession. f hile, Blr Sidney Barton has .id tht- Foreign
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    GOOD FAITH
    182 1 No Excuse For Suspicion Against Britain London. Sept. jslnian oil concession is the i m most newspapers Tln i the Foreign Office s no excuse for the susgood laith. Lelegraph thinks the iW have removed any ssment to negotiations tironicl< thinks v Is very disquieting that British w
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    APPLY THE SANCTIONS
    98 1 Labour President Reviews tSit v tit ion London. Sept- Mr Kean, the president, at the opening ol the Trades Union Congress •it Margate yesterday, rondemned •Mussolini's unjusi and rapacious sault on Abvss.nla." Mr. Kran said he believed the application ol economic sanctions would suffice to restrain Italy's
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    23 1 M PIETKI, the French Minister oi Marine, who is pressing upon the Cabinet the necessity of proceeding with the construction ot more battleships.
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    Dockers On Strike
    130 1 Refused To Load Italian Ship Capetown, Sept. 2. fvock workers refused to load the Italian steamer Sabbia with a cargo of South African chilled meat destined for th€ Italian army m East Africa today because 'they will not be a party to any action promoting the war
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    DYNAMITE EXPLOSION KILLS 23
    72 1 Mexico City. Sept. I. V DYNAMITE explosion today m the mining camp ol Villa de la Paz destroyed a whole square of business and private residences. At least 23 persons have been killed. It, is iQftred there are many itotffoTstilf am^pg the debris The cause of
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    BELGIAN QUEEN
    115 1 Heartrending Scenes In Death Chamber Brussels, Sept. 1. There were heaivtrendlm scenes at the palace today when Prim-/ Charles and Princess Ingetoorg ol Sweden, who arrived ai Brussels this afternoon, entered the death chamber. Princess Ingeborg rell sobbing on the violet -strewn bed and embraced and kissel her
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    Labourites Condemn Acceptance Of Knighthoods By Leaders
    250 1 London, Sept. Z. CONDEMNATION of La»>m,rites accepting iMOMfB from the N la*i«nal Cg ov.rnme.it with special reference to the recent *™™°£L£ Walter Citrine 9 ~A Arthur Pugh, is expected to provide a heated debate a the Trade Union Congress which is m conference
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    RED ARMY ADVANCES ON CHANGTEH
    167 1 HO LUNG. the Cofii munis' deader, was educated m Gennanii. He was with Chiany Kai S^ck m 1926. and for a time IMM a trusted lieuteniwt of Borodin. the notorious Red rcr'tJiitintiarn. toko after his failure m China. returned to Moscow Missionaries Evacuate The M\KTI\L
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    PILOTS KILLED
    59 1 PinofiUTr Plane Crashes At Ivos Angeles Los Angeles, Sept. 2. Two pilots and .1 s ewardess were killed when a Western Air Express paspenger plane craahed and burst Into dames tow minutes alter tafcfng ell today. There were no psstengen on board. Renter. PAVLA WEBBELY, the tam«>us Austrian
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    U.S. PRESIDENCY
    69 1 Senator Huey LMg To Stand Indianapolis. Sepl Benator Hiuy Lone lilielvleved by I Renter, .stated he liari decided (to run j as candidate lor tin Presidency m VXW on an indopondam ticked irom the Panty" ii Mr. R«x)m y« 1i and Mr. Hoover .irn nominated by the old
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    STORMS SWEEP ENGLAND
    85 1 STORMS SWEEP ENGLAND South East Coast Plunged Into Darkness j| lomhm. Srpt I Q^EVBRI ihmntfrttflnm ww iv pertenced m many parts KniUand y«st« uiay One child was killed by lightalm and tWO otlu i Wtrt lnjun d An exceptionally icvere lorm struck the WWllh —it coast hi^t night and passed
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    DELATED AIR MAIL PLANE
    47 1 ran Our Own < < i n mondenf li.ll'Ukttk. Nt'pl A wm i< report Mlvtoei m.h th« delayed Imp rial Un lyi pteM k H Akyah for H.m-.»on today I plans *<> h.iv. Iflngaladon f or Mncapoct at h.ui paa ihim on Tund >\ morntAi Rangoon
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    West Orange (New Jersey), Sept. 2
    28 1 I TYk cfrMth is announced of M»- Ralph Ft us v lin m< Nil m -< 'i s 01 I Aii Carnei Reuter
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      78 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness <n6 fragrance of the Malayan gardens ircct to your home. MALAYAM PREMIER MOTEL J TONIGHT N SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT Ms P m DANCE 'formal) 9.45 to midn^ht AND THE POPULAR WORLD FAMOUS DANCERS YOLA AND PAUL WHO ARE -C-INO AN |NTH USr T,C N WE
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      125 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA ADELPHI HOTEL] TONIGHT THURSDAY I SPECIAL DINNER DANCE DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY THE I I— RELLER BAND =1 IHNXIK S3— NO AITB IHNNF.K XDMIsSIOS X lIAIM.t. I ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE MEETS TOMOKKOW VI 1 I\M AT 'Mil ADELPHI
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    CHILDRENS' AID SOCIETY
    115 2 Th< flfth and final list of subscript! >ns to the Children*' Aid Society fortbj jrear 1934-1935 is as f ollowi >r< viuuslv acknowledged $7 810 57 Per Mrs. Howard. Taiping Mrs. Bad] 5 qq Mrs Baeza 10.00 Mrs E E. G Boyd 20.00 Mrs. Brooke 2.00 Mr.
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    DR.DUTTA ENTERTAINS
    163 2 DR. DUTTA ENTERTAINS Film O! Jubilee Investiture At f Malacca Shown iF*om Our Own Correspondent) r^ Malacca, Am?. 31 %i C Dutta CH and Mrs. DutM on Thursday nigh t were host and hostess at their residence at Bu£t Pala Among those present were the Hon. Mr. G. W. Bryant.
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    DILLINGER'S FRIEND
    110 2 Body Of John Hamilton Found Buried rl Washington. ,\ug. :>B. Hi body of John Hamilton. Public n, y V N mb(T On<J haa been found f ind buried by secret service police near Oswego m Illinois. It is announced the body was m an advanced state of decomposition
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    28 2 Arrived irom N.E.I, by KLM-ni an SttS^ST n SatUrday: Mr a d Mrs. Xr L M U r M dan India and Eu rope by
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    SHENSI REDS
    40 2 The Chinese Q^S^ASL o grant any passports to foreign tour M» proceeding to Shensi owing* tc The activity of the Communists S Tourists are safe as far as the westP.n TO P g oh he Mi KanB K^-Sincg™
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    $600 FINE
    13 2 §mmm SkS/afS l^ f r m Po«ing into Bth;8 th I
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    YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN IN DRIVE TO END DESTITUTION
    617 2 YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN IN DRIVE TO END DESTITUTION AN important step forward m unemployment relief m Singapore is announced m a letter to the Free Press from Mr K. K. Holttum, secretary of Rotary Club of Singapore. The Rotary Club Unemployment Fund has been made open to the
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    76 Hawkers Arrested In Police Swoop
    130 2 76 Hawkers Arrested In Police Swoop Penan s. Sent 1 CAMPAIGN against the 'local hawker nuisance was launched by the police department on Friday In Vector Embury went through the streets of the town m a police van and rounded up no less than 76 hawkers— a record haul within
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    "UNDER PRESSURE"
    178 2 Exciting Film Screened At The Alhambra The Fox Film's release "Under Pressure. featuring Edmund Lowe Victor IfcLaglen and Florence Rice hid its premiere at the Alhambra yesterday and is a mm thai la at once unique The story deals with the conditions pertaining to the making or an
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    MISHAP TO POTSDAM
    92 2 Stronj- Tide Causes Collision Hong Kong. A slight mishap occurred when the now Norddeut.seher Lloyd 18.000 ton liner Potsdam, on arrival irom Singapore, berthed a: the Kowloon Wharf alter taking three quarters of an hour to get alongside. and h tho^ aS a i V K ry
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    ALLADAD KHAN
    79 2 Wins Open Single Title Of Kempe Club 'From Our Own Correspondent. h ,n!l T adad ha the Pe ™k StaTfcfotballei and hockey player, gained new laurels by winning the open «n K les of the Kempe Club. Tallin" lawn tennis championship beating E Alladad Khan showed himselt to
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    BODY IN SEA
    80 2 BODY I N SEA Shock For Penan^ Promenaders Penan*. Sept. 1. Promeiuiders on the sea-front at the Esplanade Road experienced a shockin? sight last evening at about four o clock when the body of a male Chinese was seen floating m the sea The polkv Arrived" on the scene And
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    Law Notices For The Day
    76 2 Before Mr. Justice a'Beikett Terrell m the Zm4 Court at 11 am Judgment: O 5.82 35 R v Indenture of Settlement dated Feb. 7th. 1906 etc etc. etc. Followed by: -S. 1294 29-The Fresh 'Food and Refrigerating Co Ltd vs Wne Company. Behr Matthew Ltd
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    STOLE GIRL'S BAG
    61 2 It If rather difficult to say anything m mitigation when you do something oi that nature, isn't it?" She was sitting on a platform m Car Kp! H r Watthi^ wayang and her handbag containing 91 cents an^ other trifles, was lying besiCe hi wh"' a man
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      60 2 Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Nlnjrajiore Foot i'i r «?J Crotch-Itch, an, J2JW methods You m^l!t H^ time witI for Btubbora akin t, k, c new «i«cov*nr caua*. and 8^ j U^ h e8 ln rl ht m. kill* the »-«jr». y,,u can «e Q your akin 8 In
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      35 2 NOTICE. BRUNEI UNITED PLANTATIONS LTD Incorporated m The Straits Settlements > 1935. both Cays" inciusive^ paration ot dividend warrants By Order of the Board EVATT CO.. Chartered Accountants French Bank Building, SeCretarte Singapore. Aug. 30. 1935
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      459 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.^ SOLE AGENTS GRAFTON LABORATORIES. 20 b. C'ollyer Quay. BOARD RESIDENCE. Largo well turn' room with bedroom attached. Own bathroom. Hot and cold shower. Mod. San. Garage. Phone. Tanglin. Ideal for om> or two bachelors. Mod. terms Box No 501 care of Fret* Press. I KATOHG GRANGE I Excellent
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      406 2 Gbe Singapore lficc press Kuala Lumpur OIBce: 25, Jm stroei Phone: 3«83 B Office: fleet Mreec SUBSCRIPTION RATt 3 wuwn ouuode V:-;.:: 1 Tear.. gj.» nI:S Note. OuUtation cheque* »h««,h the usual bank dtarounr ADVERTISEMENT R A TE< To Let. For S»le. Wautml rlr insertion (up to 50 woriS 8
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      139 2 Diary Of The Week TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 High Water, 1.33 a.m. 9 1 it.. 1.36 p.m. Foot; S.A.F.A. League, Div. 11, Police vs. Marines, Anson ?oad Stadium; Commercial Cup. straits Times vs. Muniro£* Services> YMC A WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4 Higto Water, 2.8 a.m. 8.6 ft. 2.3 p.m. S.A.F.A. League. Div.
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      207 2 Today's Radio Programmes B.B.C.— GSG and GSF Wavelengths 16.86 and 19.8? metres 6.20 Big Ben. The 8.8.C. Northern Orchestra. Greenwich time time signal 7.20 p.m. 7.20 "Remote Corners. No. 4 Papua."' A talk by Evelyn Cheesman. 7.35 Joseph Muscant and the Troxy Grand Orchestra, relayed from the Troxy Cinema, London
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES
    540 3 Two Cases Of MURDER In >The List Y^IE tilth criminal sessions of the Supreme Court, Singapore, began yesterday before Mr. Justice Gordon;Bmlth. The calendar is a short one comprising seven eases Including two of rrurdcr The ease m which Ena Mohamed Mydin stands charged on two counts ol
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    FATAL FALL FROM CYCLE
    111 3 CHINESE FRACTURES SKILL Wight Have Been Suffering From Beri-Beri »j- riding a push bicycle* along Aiwi Road on the night ol kyear-old Kheh Chinese, I Leong. suddenly fell oil" his no apparent reason. constables on rounds went ssistance and. finding us. I 'lephoned [or the. r<
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    GRAND FAIR
    139 3 In Aid Of St. Andrew's will lake place .:t \\u Vie <>- rial Hall v>n Fiiciav and SaSept. <> and 7. Ln aid oi the crew's School rebuilding fund. will be ipened by Lady s witt of th» Governor. Many rsonal and household goods <,'.-. sale at the
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    AIR PASSENGERS
    191 3 wing were passengers by Arrived irom N.E.I, by XX.M.-plane X •etilang," on Au^. 24: Mr. HermaniMr. and Mrs. Wouters and Mr. Oorn Bun. Left for Medan. India and Europe by K.L.M.-plan< "Koetilang." on Au<4. 24: Medan: Mr. and Mrs. Woutew; To Amsterdam: Mr. Hermantdes; To Lonn Prof. Chen
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    CONSTABLES CHARGED
    103 3 Alleged Assault On Chinese Gamblers October 8 was the date fixed for the tearing of two charges against two Malay police constables. Ahmad bin Hussein und Long bin Jadi. attached to the Rochore Division. The trial will be Meld before Mr. Norman Grice. the second magistrate. It was
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    11 3 photo) TWO charming punters at the races on Saturday Frre Press
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    CONVEYANCE SET ASIDE
    121 3 Chinese Was Insane At Time Of Execution Penang. Aus. 30. In the Supreme Court this morning Mr Justice Whitley delivered judg- merit m the suit brought by Khaw! Bian Thong against Khaw Keow Lek > (f) and Lim Lye Huat ian infant* to sei aside a conveyance
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    "Malaya A Paradise For The Humorist"
    573 3 "Malaya A Paradise For The Humorist" HUNGARIAN ARTIST IN SINGAPORE upon the humorist. Malaya is a veritable paradise." said Mr. Laszlo Schwartz, eminent Hungarian artist and caricaturist, who was interviewed by the Free Press yesterday (Mi his arrival here m the course of Mi fourth trip round the world. "You
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    DERAILMENTS IN SIAM
    499 3 Questions Asked In I Parliament TONS OF OPIUM SEIZED From Our Own Correspondent! Bangkok. Auk. 31. IUIANY Interesting questions are asked In Siam's Parliament, which is now meeting once a week. One member referred at the last ces sion to the chaotic conditions m the railways and
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    NEW YORK JUDGE
    69 3 Arrives In Penan^r From Bangkok Buttrrunrth, Auk. M. Mi\ William Harman Black, Supreme Court Judge of the State of New York, who is at present tourinu the East arrived m Penang from Bangkok today He is leaving for Singapore, Hni^ Kong and Yokohama, fcfttff which he will
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    MALACCA DEATH
    78 3 From Our Own Correspondent). Malaria. Auk. U Mr. Sin Thenu. Long, who was it. 'charge of the local branch of the Singapore Cold Storage, dtod wiih tragic BUddennCH on Thursday. He had been ail inn tor some time. Mr. Sin TIMUg Lonn. wln> was 41 years of a
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    HE HAD RHEUMATISM 15 YEARS AGO
    202 3 HE HAD RHEUMATISM 15 YEARS AGO Hut No Sijjn ()t il Now. Hojv in. my MA <>1 74 E in art* as well nou as it ni\ inn lives? II<t« is one who cm .•I- f < be bad rheumatism li! <ni v Kruschen Silts soon stopped hat they h;»\r
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      130 3 TOOTAL r I~^ X" V^ d*^> 1 lhS Lr'Uau—teuditia and washable A wonderful new invention accounts for Tootal Ties. A special patented process makes the fabrics crease-resisting. Tootal Ties are washable too. So now you can always have your ties looking fresh. Your dealer will show you a splendid range.
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    WOMEN'S INTERESTS
    1158 4 Elizabeth Discusses Furniture And How To Dust And Rub Regularly INURING the first few months *J after we have bought our furniture the care of it weighs heavily upon us. We dust it assiduously, we consider anxiously whether it should be polished with furniture cream or not. and
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    CAKES
    196 4 Thes< akes all keen for some time it I n an airtight tin. CHERRY CAKE Crt gether half a pound 01 butter :md hall a pound ol castor sugar. Beat m alternately twelve ounces ol sell raising flour and four eggs. Add a pinch oi salt, the prated rind
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    22 4 A TIE and ball of fancy ribboi brighten a dark frock. Covering the burklo witli the same ribbon give; a smart touch.
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    VEAL SHAPE
    178 4 This makes a good supper or picnic dish, and is excellen served with salad tor a cold luncheon. Brown a chopped onion In a little dripping then add a pound and a hall ol flllet of veal cut into pieces and half a pound of lean ham. Brown
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    CHOCOLATE MACROONS
    49 4 CHOCOLATE M ACROONS Mix ball i >-nd hall pou ur ouncei oi i hoc \*i into pmn uid idd and mi mixlni Whip !!n Whitd lour II m il] to I lightly m o the mfc tun Prn !ittle ft k. .ir:d pl.i. x; tMUUng-Un Bik minutes In a
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      29 4 JUST UNPACKED LARGE SHIPMENT OF CHINESE CARPETS m all sizes different colours j Altogether New Designs Chinese Twisted Straw Mats Wassiamull Assomull Co. 31 33 HIGH STREET 'PHONE 7144.
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      44 4 1835 OCT OBER 8,« IQOC TO COMMEMORATE A CENTURY OF PROGRESS j SPECIAL 100 -page ISSUE 132 PAGES. ADVEKmaa-SAUY BOOK,NC OF SPACE ,S ADV.SABLEONLY A FEW POSITIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THE LEADING MORNING PAPER IN MALAYA. I October Bth. 132 Pages.
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    The Duke Of York Opens Navy Week
    115 5 THE DUKE OF YORK arriving at Portsmouth to open Navy Week. A 15-YEAR-OLI) Eton schoolboy. Harr> Stanley, son <>1 llrrberl Stanley. Governor of Southern Rhodesia, left Croydon aenklromr t.» i\\ ♦J. 500 miles to Salisbury. Rho<Je-i.i. tor his sumnirr holida\s LARGE CUOWDS watched
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    Mr. Laycock Reviews 17 Years Of Words Without Deeds
    2307 6 GEYLANG RIVER BASIN CLEARING SCHEMES 1 Urges Government Action To Remove "Malarial Blot" LAND SALES WOULD PAY COST 1 COMPREHENSIVE review 01 proposals made over the last 17 or 18 i V years to clear up the Qeylang River basin, as
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    IRON AROUND CHILD'S NECK
    224 6 BODY IN A DRAIN renang, Sept. 1. TTHE discovery ol a Chinese female Infant In a drain at the junction of Jelutong Road and Sunuei Pinang Road on Aug. 15 was investigated by the Coroner. Mr. J P Bidduli)h. m the police court yesterday. Dr L.
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    EUROPEAN FINED
    86 6 I offered to take the man home but he declined my otter and immediately punched a European for no apparent reason." said Chief Inspector J. J. HigBlna m explaining the arrest of a 25-year-old European. A. Edwards, to Mr. Norman Griee. the Singapore second magistrate-, yesterday. Edwards had
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    RELIEF AFTER YEARS OF ULCERATED STOMACH.
    267 6 Is it to be wondered at :hat Mr c la thankful he was advised to take Maclean Brand Stomach Powder? Alter years of suffering from ulcerated stomach, one dose of this marvellous 1 stomach remedy brought him instant >nd permanent relief. "I am so
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      245 6 "Brings New Prestige to the British Screen: It Puts Miss Bergner Amongst the Greatest Screen Stars m the World:" DAILY TELEGRAPH From the stage success which ran it's premiere teg season into 8 triumphant months m the West -End! ISABETu a \S^ I IRENE VANBRUGH HUGH SINCLAIR *^Wfc|| ESnt'^^' GRIFFITH
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      6 6 GALA PREMIERE TONIGin sis PAVILION ms
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    RANGERS & INDIANS FIGHT FOR STONOR SHIELD
    351 7 RANGERS INDIANS FIGHT FOR STONOR SHIELD Final Match In Exciting Stage 'From Our Own Correspondent.* In vv Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 1. JJkAW rain prevented any play on Saturday m the fiffht-to-a finish Stonor Shield match between th Selangor Ranker, the holders, and Selangor Indian Association, but a start was made
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    Crawford To Lead Negri-Malacca At Rugger
    304 7 Crawford To Lead Negri-Malacca At Rugger om Our Own Correspondent* Seremhan, Sept. 1. ry I P. KAWFORI), o f Seremban, has been elected captain of ihe Negri-Malaem rugger team for the coming season. I our years ago he earned the dual distinction of captaining Negri Semhilan ml both rugger and
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    BOXING AT PENANG
    127 7 Bo) Kara Loses To Nai Som Phong: From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan jr. Sept. 2. Boy Nara put up one of his most, ■appointing exhibitions at the Fun and Frolic Stadium last night and, bt-aten on points by the Siamese ter-weight Nai Som Phong, whose appearance it
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    45 7 Krppel Golf Club September j Q'a spoon stroke i competition will ayed on Friday. Sept. 6. qualifying round for the; men's 'Keppel Cup" will be played conjunction with the Septembers September medal will be player on Saturday and Sunday.; Sept. 7 and 8.
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    TAMILS WIN
    192 7 Fine Century By A. I* Hcary A. L. Henry batted with delightful freedom for the T.P.C.A. against the 1 Sikhs today and with Chinniah and Dionysiua bowling well the t.p.ca. won easily. T.P.C.A.': D. Manuel b Karam Singh 4 G. Chinniah c Santa Singh b Karam Singh 6.
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    HOSE CUP WINNERS
    72 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.* Seremban, Sept. 1. The Hon. Mr. J. W. W. Hughes, British Resident. Negri Sembilan. presided at a well-attended dinner at the Station Restaurant here last night, to celebrate the Negri Sembilan Club's sixth victory In the Hose Cup soccer competition. Speeches were made
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    Negri Sembilan Wins Hannigan Shield
    227 7 Negri Sembilan Wins Hannigan Shield 'From Our Own Correspondents Seremban* Sept. 1. pOR the first time since the Hannigan shield was presented I In 1!)'!7 for soccer among the various police sides. Negri Sembilan won the trophy by defeating Selangor by the odd goal m seven on Saturday. The wet
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    SWIMMING
    165 7 H. A. Johnson Wins Ipoh S.C. Championship Ipoh. Sept. I The Ipoh Swimming Club annual gala provided many thrilling finishes. H. A. Johnson, the Club captain, again won the Club championship as well as the two lengths open cvpiit. Miss Joan Watson, of Kuala Lumpur, retained the women's championship.
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    JAPANESE TENNIS
    101 7 From Dur Own Correspondeiit. Seremban. Sept. 1. The Wakito Cup tennis tournament lor membert ot the Negri Sembilati Japanese Association has just conclud ed The results were: SINGLES Semi final— Svga 40.2) beat Mizo ta < 30 > 6 2, 6 3 and M. Sakata beat I S.
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    FOREIGN KICK
    80 7  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Swatow Merchants Petition Canton Government Hong Konff, Sept. 1. The rice merchants In Swa ow haw petitioned the Canton Government urging mat steps be taken to protect ccal rice at the port. The petition itatei ithat loreign rice Ij being dumped m large quantities,
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    WORKMEN INJURED
    85 7 An unusual accident «cur*ad on Saturday m a motor workshop tan Bttyong Ruaci. a Bengali and Indian mechanic m i knoeklni away the inner rim ol motor-car wheel when the nir. Hew out and struck both men on the head Fortunately, they received OOiJ lli injuries. Then, In
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    MANCHUKUO BORDER
    46 7  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Peaceful Solution To Kussor Japanese Dispute Sll.Ululi.il 1 Pol pai < M\. dli Hli Sinn j^-,i treaty m wm In P(ki!i In i -i" Bu'li Hussian and J I ure now studyn.v. th<- fcgtf view to aDDrecia.inK each others view points-
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      216 7 A Grand, Side-splitting Show with Thrills, Comedy and Mystery. I CAPITOL I -Opening TONIGHT! Ju st What the Doctor Ordered!" MATINEE TOMORROW 3.15 LAUGH YOUR WATT THflOl/Qjj TttE Come and have a night of MgfifllEST OF ALL MYSTEfljfr, thrills and Fun jn n (ashiona()U DHfoui hectic hours m New^^^HK^\^B Hotel
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      138 7 TOMORROW I VICTORIA THEATRE t T" FIRST RELEASE IN TOWN OF "WHITHER I GERMANY?" 1 J NOT A "COLOSSUS OF THE MOVIES T AND YET THE MOST IMPORTANT WIDELY O UJ DISCUSSED BRITISH FILM OF THIS ERA. M O to be fouuomwm n O R A SPICY WEST-END STAGE COMEDY
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      ENGAGEMENT
      62 8 Thr engagement is announced of! Mr. Tan Tcow Bok oi the legal firm of 'Chandran and Bok. Kuala Lumpur and Beiemten, only son of Mr. Tan Loy Kow and the late Mrs. Tan Loy Kow Of Kuala Lumpur to Miss Chia Guat Neo < Molly fourth daughter of Mr.
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      DEATH.
      33 8 HOPKINS— On Aug. 30 at sea of [pneumonia Patricia Mostyn. beloved wife of Hugh Carey Hopkins. Chartered Bank. Hoiil; Kong, and eldest child of Dr and Mr> A. L Hoops of Malacca
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1935 Road Slaughter
    881 8 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1935 Road Slaughter THE tragedy which has overtaken the Belgian Royal Family and the deaths within the past few days of other well-known people j serves as a grim reminder of the i terrible toll which the roads are j taking of human
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    20 8 His Lordship mil direct you as to law > MR JUSTICE A. K. BECKETT TERRELL .N THE SDPREMK COURT
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    As I was Saying.
    508 8 WHEN hosts ol people from all parts of the Empire went to London for the Jubilee the Dickens Fellowship naturally assumed that an unusually large number of visitors would arrive at Dickens House to see the rooms where he lived, and A Ngftm~ti*i especially the room
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    Maps
    747 8 there are kmmc people who collect postage stamps and others who ifeOß up all the picture postcard! that they haw been CfW sent: and mßetlmei they rummage throuuh thSMI Mid say 'Let's .see: that is the Boulevard do la Poissonniere. and here is Trajan's Column: and how did this
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      217 8 The Drink o/Good Taste W j r w-*-» i h kl. 1 v\\ A "3v, .i- m. m Sole Agents: 5| CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD. < Incoiyorated under the Companies' Ocdinanct.s of Hong Kong) jm < Incorporated m Shani:hai> MT.HMMIM KINC; Ol v|\M j BMGAGEaiKWT AND WFDUING PRESENTS. OR GIFTS
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      63 8 r"I WISH TO MARRY your' daughter, sir," nervously ejaculated the youth. Said the stern parent, "Do you drink, younjj- man "Thanks very much, sir. but let's settle this other thing first." One of the first things to settle is to cover your wife's jewellery with a "GAFLAC" ALL RISKS POLICY.
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    DETONATORS WARN ILLICIT DISTILLERS
    95 9 Clever Ruse Of Cave-Dwellers EXCISE RAID FOILED Ipoh. Sept. t. I the fact that there are v^ numerous limestone hills m the nity ol Ipoh. Illicit liquor disenabled to carry on theii thtr minimum of risk and sages lead to caverns In the stills are established.
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    83 9 K)l R PKOFLK, Captain Cyfll Martin (Royal Engineers) stationed at Aldersnot, aptain and Airs. Harry Mardonald of Newcastle, and Miss Lessie lirodie Strickland of Kensinnt<.:i. uere rescued horn their sinking auxiliary cutter Owl <8» tons) m the Channel by the liner. >oltaire. Their signals of distress were seen and they
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    KWANTUNG COMMAND
    111 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh \ol Asked To Assist In North hina Development Shanghai. Sept. 1. Keh Mm acting Chairman N >rth China Political Council. nally denied the rumours that nese Government has asked the n Command to assist it In the velopmem ol North China. Teh Shun, a
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    Malay Divers Examine Ship's Keel
    211 9 Malay Divers Examine Ship's Keel FREIBURG GIVEN CLEARANCE TO SAIL FROM SINGAPORE r\IVFKS were watched by interested crowds at West Wluul. Singapore, yesterday morning as ihey went down to examine the bottom of the Hamburg- Amerik a Line's steamer l-'reiburg; f>.lt»~>. Which had ItSt agff— Hi on DJcttf Keef on
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    BREACH CHARGE
    91 9 S lunmugam, a former Singayer now practising m Malacca, rdkaj before Mr H. A Criminal Distric; iwer to a summons Issued ice of the Crown charged with criminal breach s an attorney m respect of a alternatively, oi ordinary breach of trust of the vim,- amount 8 unxnugam
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    63 9 London. Aug. SI. Two hundred delegates irom British building societies are leaving London l tomorrow to attend the fifth Intcrnu tional Congress of Building Societies Salzburg and Vienna. The presidental address will be delivered by Sir HaroM Bellman, chairman oi the Britisn National Associatior ol Building Societies, and the British
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    WEDDING AT IPOH
    147 9 Miss Chong Khew Yin And Mr. H. T. Ong Ipoh, Sept. t, TWO \vt li-k.no wn Chinese families oi Perak were united by the marriage, which took place at the Town Hail on Sunday, of Mr. H. T. Ong. Barrister-ai-law. and Miss Chong Khew Yin. a large
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    CHINESE FAVOUR DEVELOPMENT BY JAPAN
    199 9  - CHINESE FAVOUR DEVELOPMENT BY JAPAN Sin Chew Jit Poh Merchants On Economic Mission I Shanghai, Sept. t, INTERVIEWING pressmen m ToUo yesterday. General Chiang Tsoj Pin, Chinese Ambassador to Japan. t 1 said that the Chinese leaders m- 1 eluding Marshal Chiang Kai Shek and Mr. Wang Ching Wei, the
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    31 9 I Shanghai, Sept. 1. Am i Changchun says that Mr. Tiuiperley. the Manchester Giur- ;dian corretpendeni at Pt'iping. has been refused permission by the Foreign Office I to enter Manchukuo.- Reuter
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    94 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices i From Our Own Correspondent) KI'BBKR: London. Sept. I. 8poi (Sellers) 5%d. (ftlljlfd.) Buyers i I 1 id <5 5 Kd. Oct. -Dec. Wid. <3 3 4 d > ijan.-March 53 ,d <5" K ci.' April-June 5",d. <6d.» Market: -Quiet New York. Sept.
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    AUSTRALIAN DECISION ON ABYSSINIAN ISSUE
    182 9 Canberra, Aug. 31. THE Federal Cabinet meeting today unanimously decided that the High Commissioner m London should take every possible step to suppor.t Britain's efforts to maintain peace between Italy on.fl Abyssinia. I is understood that the ministers expressed concern at the possibility of a
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    NEUTRALITY POLICY
    136 9 Washington. Auk. -M. Pending official confirmation from Addis Ababa, officials of the State Department decline to comment on the reported Anglo-American oil deal, but a number of Congressmen are amazed and annoyed at Bis Business' apparent disregard of the country's will ,»;> expressed m the Neutrality Bill. •The
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    12 9 I Washington. Sept. 1. President Roosevelt has siened the! Neutrality Bill.— Reuter
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    NEGROES ROUTED
    82 9 Police Swoop Down Upon A Chicago Demonstration Chicago. Sept. 1. Over 300 arrests were made m Chicago's negro quarter last night when police broke up 9 proposed demonstration against "Italian aggression against Ethiopia." Police ears with sirens screaming swooped down without warning and prevented the holding of the
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    NO INFORMATION
    213 9 London, Aug. 31. It was learned m official quarters today that the British Government hud no information bout the reportei concession granted by the Ethiopian Government to an Anglo-American financial group represented by Mr. Rickett at Addis Ababa and that until official confirmation had been received as to
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      157 9 STAPLES MATTRESS SOI IKjUI BKLUfI KdH IA j^*"irfß^. THE FINEST MATTRESS MADE THE SPRINGS REMAIN SUPPLE INDEFINITELY GIVING SUPERSOFTNESS SUPER SILENCE. PRICES FROM $35.00 EACH. ROBINSON 8c Co. Ltd SINGAPORE. Hwifi^j**^ > I w. A. TVie AUSTIN <co Offers today a rar of very rautlrrn lm» and prrfomi. •/>■#■ yet
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      ANNUAL MEETINGS OF ANGLO-MALAYAN GROUP
      1552 10 ANNUAL MEETINGS OF ANGLO-MALAYAN GROUP Undisclosed Profit In Store riIHE annual meetings of the Anglo-Malayan Tin, Ltd., group X were held at 2-8, Java Street, Kuala Lumpur on Friday. Full reports appear below KRAMAT TIN At the eighth annual general meeting ol Kramat Tin Dredging Limited. Mr. A. A. Henggeler
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      88 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Sept. 2, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I. X. R.S.S. m cases <F. 0.8. September) 19» 4 i 93/ 8 Good F.A.Q. m cases iF.0.8. September) 18.15 16 19 116 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spotloose) (awardable Tone of Market:— Nominal. Latest Cable:— London closed. New York
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      83 10 Singapore Produce Prices Sept. :>. Buyers Sellers Gambler 5.50 Java Cube 9.50 Hamburg Cube 9.50 Muntok White Pepper 17.00 Copra Sundried 3.80 Copra, mixed 3.35 Small Flake Tapioca 4.30 R.B. Siam No. 1 per koyan 105 Banja Jelotong 7.50 Sarawak Jelotong 7.00 R. <Siam> W.C. No. 1 per koyan 134
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      Exchange Rates
      217 10 Sept. >. SELLING London 4 months' sight 2.4 1 16 London, s months' sight 2 4 132 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 London. 30 days' sight 2 3 31 32 London, demand 2 3 15 16 London. T.T. 2 3 15 16 Lyons and Paris, demand 869
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      104 10 Sept. 2. Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins n $4.86 Crown, Cross and Dragon Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins $4 45 Shall Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Shell Motor Spirit m 4gallon drums per
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      SILVER JUBILEE OF KATIL RUBBER
      868 10 Problem Of Gersek Division THE twenty-fifth annual general meeting of Bukit Katil Rubber Estates Ltd. was held nt the registered office 137. Heeren Street. Malacca, on Aug. 29. The chairman. Mr. Tan Soo Hock presided, and there were also present Dr. Tan Seng Tee. Messrs.
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      Fraser's Share List
      983 10 MONDAY. SEPT. 1. l»r,. MINING Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin (4s; 3s lO'.d 4s 4^.d Asam Kumbang 32s 6d 33s 6d Austral Malay 00c 61 > Ayer Hitam Tin (so> 13.s 13s 9ri Ayer Weng ($1) 1.80 1.85 Bangrin Tin 20s 6s 21s Batu Sclangor ($1) .92 95
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      VICKERS-ARMSTRONGS
      106 10 Urfftr Staff To (opr Will, Increased Trade NfH. lvt|, AH port an r I bu: very define -nipbuildins md ->.:: n Tynetldc is made I rkers-AnMiraifi ll --vrnpared «11 PJlly a skeleton lUtl «ftj comiM ay now has over l.i n■ n tuiiy map] Excel wren lias bttn ou
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      NOT A FAILURE
      212 10 The Times On Kuhlx Restriction 'From Our Own CorrLondon. Aus l While rubber ItftrtCtlOl) h ed to produce the Pttult* cipated. it cannot be d<- 1 aiiure. ttyi the London Tin contending that tht ol the working of the- tcheme is its me Stocks' failure to mainly
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    ACTOR'S EFFORTS to escape HIS "TYPE"
    569 11  - ACTOR'S EFFORTS to escape HIS "TYPE" MOLLIE MERRICK Hollywood In Person BY V see Jimmy Cagncy playthe tiart of Anthony m Adverse" thi.s coming he has anything to say you certainly shall see him. Cag i.s determined to depart 'toughie" roles that hare him famous. fact thai Jimmy has won
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    FATAL AXE WOUND
    84 11 i Uokien Wood-Cutter Bleeds To Death tutting firewood m the jungle Jurong on Aug. 22 the axe slipped rom trie hands of Kok Chuan, a 32--ear-old Hokien Chinese, inflicting wound on his left foot. Thf man was taken to hospital but died the next afternoon from shock
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    TRAFFICKING IN GIRLS
    85 11 Protectorate Charges Against Sitiawan Women Sitiawan, Aug. 31. An interesting case will come up foi hearing on Monday when a charge ol trafficking m girls will be heard before the local magistrate against (two Chinese women, wives of local shop-keepers The case is an unusual one m
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    691 11  -  Ely Culbertson by I World's Champion Player And Greatest Curd Analyst LEAD-DIRECTING DOUBLE M OST players are familiar with the bidding conventions m use among .export players. There are a number of conventions m the play of the cards which are equally important. In some cases these
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    BANDIT ATTACK
    56 11 Japanese And .Maiu-hus Carried Off For Uansom Shanghai, Sept. I. An omnibus proeeedtni from Koo Bhih to Poichun, m Central Manchuria on Monday wax a tacked by 40 Chinese bandits who carried away two Japan. ■> and ten Manchiniam with them The bandlti have demanded i large ransom
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      143 11 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. lincnrpofuttd m tnr palcmj u/ The liability oi ir.'aibcrs 1j> limited to the extent and in the manner pr i crlbed by Ordinance No. 6 of 1929 of the Colony. HEAD OFFICE HONG KONG I Authorised Capital $50,000,000 L Issued and fully paid up $20,000,000
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      495 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND C HINA 'Incorporated In Er.*Un<i hv Royal Charrrr Paid up capital In 600n<Ki shares oi £b a rh jooilu*) Reserve Fund .toojx* Reserve Liability oi Proprietors g jqq "Mi) on i< 38. Bibhopsgate. London I. c Agencies and Rranchfi Alor Star Iioil< S a.
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      SOVIET DIVING BELL TO AID SALVAGE
      237 12 Search For "Dead Zone" In Black Sea The Soviet Union is determined that science shall not lag behind industry m the new nation that is being built up m Russia. A recent venture is the construction of a very advanced type of diving bell,
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      IMPROVEMENTS TO KOWLOON PORT AMENITIES
      547 12 Wharf Company's Scheme Of Expansion •TAKING an optimistic view of the future, the Hong Kong and Kow- loon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., has embarked on a scheme of expansion m order to cater to the growing needs of the port, and at the same
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      The Captain And The I Gulls
      360 12 The Captain And The I Gulls Scene— The upper deck of a cruising liner. Youngish lady passenger standing at the rail. Youngish Lady Passenger "Good irorning. captain. Aren't those beautiful .seagulls perfectly fascinating? I'm so glad I met you because I want you to tell me all about them Do
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      439 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m F.M.8.) TELEPHONE: Freifbt 5433 FiMMCe 5411. LLOYDS AGENTS. BOOKING AGBMTB FOB FEDEIUTED MALAY STATES BAIL WATS. ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. CANADIAN PACIHC WQt£sA <Uroulsf| < Incorporated m England) THE "EMPRESS" ROUTE offers TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES tU HONOLULU or direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER— ACROSS CANADA by
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      133 12 STATE SHIPPING SERVICE of Western Australia FREMANTLE (Via Port Swcttenham Penang Palembang, Banjoewangi and North Western Ports) Due %U Spore S >»rr T.s.m.v. Ransar^o Ocl M M H Fares Single £19.0.0, Australian Return £30.0.0 Currency For particulars of Freight Mi Pmh please apply to McALISTER CO.. LTD. SINGAPORE PENANG Planters
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      586 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 pm. Thursday 7.45 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.45 a.m. Saturday 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.45 a.m. Saturday 7.45 a.m. 7 p.m. Sunday 1 PJHKajang, Kota Bahxu, Kuala, Krai, Kuala
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      242 12 VESSELS ARRIVED Thedens. Dut.. 1.181 tons, from Palembang 2. for Palembang 4. Poelan Tello. Dut.. 5.661 tons, from Macasser 2. for Belawan 3. Centaur. Brit.. 1.800 tons, from Penang 2 for Fremantle via Java 4 Plancius. but.. 3.530 tons, from Batavia 2. for Belawan Deli 2 Marudu. Brit 982 tons,
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      181 12 SINGAPORE HARBOVH Ships alongside the whar\e« or expected to arriTe Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Larut 16; Centaur If; Sarp. r. M.v St. Aldpsonfi^ 11 k Achilles 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Foylebank 30; Benvorlich XX 34: Awobasan Maru 7, M.4ruuu Empire Dock (Entrance Gat* |)j Merkur 46; K^ylih
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      401 13 P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS, OUTWARDS nage pore. T» naM c.» -MALI 6.810 Sept. 25 NALDERA X NovM v!^™ i a*Bg:S 'gg^o. Sf l 35ST" :SS §5 S ?PUTANA x- V sir Ka only. I Not calling at Japan HOMEWARDS I/fives &jcavc» Leavea T-nare Spore Tnafe s pore 6,000
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      512 13 EHerman BucknaD Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) "ELLERMAN" LINE POR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. VIA PORTS AND SDEZ CANAL Also accepting cargo for Canadian and American ports »v Colombo aieamer t City of Hereford qJSTia q B^ City of Newcastle S t S l£ City of Bristol ?L
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      948 13 SHIPPING INSURANCE RAILWAYS The Federated Malay States Railways. The Royal State Railway, of si*t AIRWAYS QU.U. Empire Alrw.y, Ud. R.,., NrthS.id. I^,'.'."^,Butler Air Transport Co. THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE WEEKLY SERVICE TO LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT SARPEDON C seilles ""VLfT EIIRY^ATES Genoa. Marseilles Scot 9 SSJ m PHILOCTETES Casablanca. Hull
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      723 14 K. P> m. KoMNKLIJKI PAKEIVAART MAATBCHAPPU RORAN- TutMi.iy. Sept. 3, BengkalJs. Paneh. Berombang, Tanjong-Mensel-dar. TanJ <:>4-Leidong and Asahan. BOELONC.AN Tuesday. Sept. 3. Rhio. Tambelan Singkawang Pemangkat <\nd Belakau. <;E\. YERSPYCK Tuesday, Sept. 3. Leton*. Ifaras, Tarempa. OentlDf, Mirai. Poeloe-Pandjang, Serassan and Kramat. MAJANG— Wednesday. Sept. 4, Poeloe-Kidjang. Prigi-Hadja. Sapat. Tembilahan.
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      499 14 I—— "TO EUROPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY. SITEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA. MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive. Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penang N>w York Pres. Hayes Sep. 7 Sept. 10 Sept. 12 Oct 22 Pres. Johnson Sep. 21 Sept. 24 Sept. 20 Nov. 5 Pres.
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      749 14 rO LONDON, VIA NAPLES, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP. kOTTfcK l> A X AND MII>I)IJ:SBROUGH §KATORI MARU 10,000 gept. 4 5 SFUSHIMI MARU 11.000 Ho\ MARU 10,000 Sept. 18 19 HAKOZAKI MARU 10.500 N JYASUKTTNI MARU 12.000 Oct. 1 2 TEKUKUNI MARU 12.000 1). HAKONE MARU 10.500 Oct. 16 17 HAKUSAN MARU 10,500
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    1824 15 ENGLAND PREFERS WATCHING SPRINGBOKS TO AUSTRALIANS Team Will Take Back Profit Of £12,000 WYATT'S POLICY IN FINAL MATCH WAS JUSTIFIED (From Our Own Correspondent) T nne t Street, Aug. 23 MO-ONE who has followed the fortunes of the South Africans since the commencement of their tour m England this season
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    678 15 PERAK F.A. EXPLAINS TTHE Perak Football Association h,v asked us to publish It* true ractfl regarding the visit ol the South China XI. to Ipoh. Last week a message from our Ipoh correspondent was given prominence m these columns as follows 'A hitch ha* occurred m MMMMtIMi
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    55 15 The following have been Invited '<> play association loot ball lor S.C C vs. United Services Officer?) tomorrow at SCC G. H Sfroob.uh H V WH, 1» D E. Nickels: J A Gibson. P H Hearse. C. J Bcmbroke O. R T Hrn man, J E Harvey C I (>\^<n
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      132 15 I ")MmMmW^F w' It '^H s JWB^B Chad m^^^^ WmZ mm H m\m m\w r viß^Hr BiK^^l HI Wmw^ Mm 't BB B^V I I^BH bY > '•'^l -A I H *^^HI <m jmF- s. 'vl HI 40th ANNIVERSARY of ACCESSION and 62nd BIRTHDAY H. H. the Sultan of Johore
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    172 16 DOUBLES CHAMPIONS lF rom Our Own Correspondent. Kuala Lumpur, Sept. {WO X? X KONG and CheOßg Tuck Uwin 8 the Bclangor doubles champions, were sensationally beaten by Yap Po* Too and Vc -o Poh Kicw m Straight sets 7- 55 4 m the ftnal of the s.C.R.C.
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    SINGAPORE G.C.
    98 16 The following are the results of the semi-final ol the Duller*' cup competition Kemlo beat Holley < *nd 6 Piercy beat Maclachlan 5 1 CLIFFORD CB* The lollowiim are the results ol the .second round of the Chilord Cup competition: Marsivall beat Marriott.. 2 and 1 Hamiyn beat
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    SELANGOR HOCKEY
    59 16 Colts Win Their First Match «From Our Own Correspondent! Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 2. The Selangor Colts Opened the hockey season today with a 2 l victory over the Chinese at Pudu Road ground alter an exciting same. A. Fowler scored early m the game and Kai Seng equalised.
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    149 16 London. AUK. SL Rain prevented a start being made at Gloucester and Folkestone today, but all the other first class games were commenced. Reuter fables the close of play scores as follows: At Leicester. KENT: 265 (Ames 86 > LEICESTER: 23 for 1 wkt At Worcester. GLAMORGAN: 183
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    SAPPERS CONTINUE TO PILE UP POINTS
    315 16 Cricket Club Lose 3-Nil On The Padang AYLOR AND ADAM PREVENT A ROUT v V 3: S.C.C 0. rpHEEE early &oaK two of which were scored at the very 1 outset of the game, nave the Royal Engineers a clear cut win over the
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    436 16 ioal. kicked oil and success came their vav early when Hammond allowed Smith to gel right ud to the goal and teat Adam with ease. A second goal followed m a minute. Fahy lobbing the ball across the goalnouth ior Marshallsay. standing
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    S.C.C. Tennis Tournament Results
    284 16 S.C.C. Tennis Tournament Results THE following are the results 01 the S.C.C. tennis tournament ties played yesterday (KASS SINGLES F W. Peachey lx'cu R. Nolli ti- 4. 6 1. •v class doubles v. p. Barbai |pd E W. P. Fulcher 3 beat H. L. Ward and O. W Gilmoiir 3.
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    GARRISON TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    33 16 In the linal of the inter-unit championship Of the Garrison tennis tournament yesterday the R.A beat thr RE. 6—o. 6—4. Today Major Graham plays Lt. Chest nur at 4 p.m.
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    CYCLE RECORDS
    154 16 Australian Professionals Break Two More London. The Australian team of professional cyclists continues to break rood records. Milliken and Stuart rode tandem from London to Brit^htoii and back m 4 hr. 9 mm. 43 sec. 11 mm. 8 sec. faster than the 1929 time of Marshall and Cave.
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    WEIGHTS FOR SATURDAY
    210 16 j lor live races on Saturday, the third day of the Singapore Turf Club autumn (Geld Cupi meeting, are as follows: Hotses Class I—Oiv..1 Oiv..l Abt. BF. Greenstone 9.0 Ernst 8.5 Athlacca b 1 3 Rod Cur<> 8.4 Biddy's Squirt* 8.9 Voyager 8.2 Nahsoo 8.8 Happy New
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