Malaya Tribune, 6 July 1934

Microfilm: NL4035
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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Am Paifr Newspaper In Molaf VoL XXI, -No. ISO SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, July 6, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1934 FOR 5 CENTV
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      78 1 —%eai The I I Irikne Dominant In "MILK AT ITS BEST I Singapore's Favourite Brand j BECAUSE j o I j The Quality Is Worth Twice The Price. I Safe and Good for Baby 1 Blue Cross Milk Is Especially Made For Babies. It Contains The Nourishing And Essential ingredients
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      48 1 A. FLiNTER. 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds ana i Pearl Necklace* of every R Bize and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices I according to daily exchange rates. j 1
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    Shipping News & Notices. WORLD SHIPPING PROBLEMS
    928 2 Shipping News Notices. WORLD SHIPPING PROBLEMS Annual Report Of Baltic Conference ritUK question of »Ub»idiea must be X ,-ttled between the Governments ioocnu'iii hot it i) »if vitol intfrest to shipowner* that it is tettlcd without too much delay If «h- whole atru»'ture uf International «thlpplnc I* not to l*yond
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    POCKS REGULATIONS
    575 2 Principal Safety Measure Requirements FHE Revised D»cks Regulations came iij to force on June 1 in place of the 'egulations made in 1925 for the safety if persons employed in loading and mloading at docks, wharves and quays. The majority of the regulations in tfcf evised code are
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    SAXILBY AWARD
    348 2 Appeal Against Claim Of Seaman's Dependant rpHE owners of the steamer Saxilby 1 which foundered with all hands W the North Atlantic last November, appealed against a workmen's compensaHon award before the Master of the RoUs and Lords. Justices Slesser and Romer in the Court of Appeal recently.
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    GERMAN SHIPPING
    139 2 Losses On South Africa Route Reuter. Berlin. I Actual loaaes Incurred through the de- recialion of >te» ling by the Cinmau ?hip- injr ••ompames running lines to South Vfrica. the Woerxnann Line and the tier- South Africa Line, amounted to ,000,<K)0 marks iXoOO.OitO approximately), ceordinc to their annual
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS
    532 2 Shipping Shipbuilding Represented j -1 SHIPPING and Shipbuilding .ffMMP 2T sented by a Baronetcy and hoods in the King's Birthday Honours list. BARONET. Sir John Priestman, for services to social orangisatio^^Durham. Comdr Charles Worthington Craven, ma C n°ag?ng director Vickers-Armstrongs, L Andrew Scott, for 28 years secretary
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      351 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. A'A BRITISH INDIA P. a S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore I!H:i»WA\ 6,070 July 9 CARTHAGE 15,000 July 6 1 RANPURA 17,000 July 20 I SOMALI 6,810 Aug. 1 CORFU 15,000 Aug. 3 MANTUA 11,000 Aug. 17 BANGALORE C.OOO Aug. 30 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 31 COMORIN
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      167 2 I m LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, r oU f r t, Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port Calling at Colombo, Bombay Suez, Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. mi ha t Due Leave
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      183 2 HAMBUITO-AMERIKA LINJE. Deutsch |HiS] Austrahsche Dampfschiffi (fl Cj Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. •s.s. NORDMARK, via Manila July 8 m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila July 24 s.s. BOCHUM, via Manila Aug. 7 m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Aug.
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      535 2 Atf NORDDEUTSCHER |*f5»f»J LLOYD. (Incorporated in The undern.ted are the Company', intended fixtures:-' OUTWARDS. im HOMEWARDS. July 9 a Genfa, M'seilies, iftC and Bremen July 21 a ?AnER? for Marseilles, Oran, "ODER, tor Bremen July 25 JESS bin and homeward Paaaenjfcr Steamers call at DOVER. MINIMUM FARES. Inter- Cargo Cabin,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    474 3 Mining Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 a.m. The following mining share quotations 5 issued by ,faser and Co exchan S e and stock brokers. Issue Buyers. Sellers. Value f Tin 6 4V 2 6j9 Tin 37,6 40,--m Austral Malay 501- 52 6 Ayer Hitam Tin 15,- MM$l Aver
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    Financial Newts & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    213 3 Financial Newts Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION FURTHER RISE IN RUBBER Mixed Reports From America (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore) 23% cts., up Vk ct. Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore), $112%, down $1% Yesterday's Prices: London, 7Vfed., up 1 16d. Market Tone: Firm. New York,
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    RODUCE.
    181 3 Singapore July 6. a ffiiam) W. Coast. N. 1 per Koyan $98 R ;2 w rmst N 2 per Koyan $92 R ,siam» W. Coast n. j p $92 Rice, B. Siam N. l per rw Rice. B. Siam 2 per rvoy* Siam, No. 1 $130 Siam, No. 2
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    TIN OUTPUT
    15 3 The output of Jelebu Tin Dredging, Ltd.. for June amounted to 220 piculs.
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    “HEAVY WATE”
    316 3 Curiosity Becomes Market able Commodity THE recently discovered "heavy v.ater" is to be produced commercially in England. This is the significance of the announcement by Imperial Chemi cal Industries, Ltd., that, "as "Jj of research at their Blllingham fac tory the recently discovered isotope ox hydrogen is now
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    PETROL PRICES
    101 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), I Ltd. I Prices for ShMl Motor Spirit and variou brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gal*on |UI Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon u Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per
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    STANDARD-VACUUM OIL CO.
    50 3 The following arc the prices of Socon> easoline and kerosene: X BENZINE. Soconv Motor Gasoline (ex pump) per* British Imperial Gallon Socony Motor Gasoline (I>4 drums) j per drum Socony Motor Gasoline (1,4 tins) per tin KEROSENE Devon Imperial Brilliant (per tin) JJ-» Sylvan Arrow (per tin)
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    CANADIAN CARS
    223 3 Marked Increase In I Sales 1 i THE marked expansion of sales of Canadian-made automobiles at Home and abroad is possibly one of the most impressive indicators of improving economic conditions in Canada and other countries, particularly In the British Empire For the ftrst four months of 1934,
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    TONS OF STEEL
    176 3 Sheffield's Yearly Output A Record I The production of steel in the Shefield orea is now proceeding flt the ratt jf abo'.ii 1.250.000 tons a year »chiei eclipses the previous record of 1.23 7 00! ans a-nieved In 1929 The highest prewar figure was «78.700 ton» in
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    NEW TERRITORY
    158 3 Great Bridge To Be Built In South Africa Donna* Long and Co.. of Middle*•,riu£h have secured the contract for a idle over the Sabi River in Southern Rhodesia, which will be known a, the 3?rcnencugh Bridge. The bridge wUI •ake a year to construct and will M built
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    RUBBER REPORT
    45 3 Messrs. Guthrie Co. Ltd-, in their 1 rubber report dated July ft, state. have continued to advance since our la" report, although there,lm. heen v U ery little business passing The higher prices ruhng in gmj or c I news regarding labour disputes.
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    KURAU RUBBER
    713 3 Upkeep Of The Property (By Air Mail) London, June 20. rE fourteenth annual general meeting cf the Kurau Rubber Estate Ltd., was held at Winchester House, Ole Broad-street, E.C., Mr. E. L. Hamiltoi ahe chairman i presiding. The Secretary read the auditors' report. The Chairman said: Gentlemen, the
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    633 3 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 a.m. j jj The following ruDtoer share quotation Jj are limed by Irraser and Co.. and LytJtgß and Evatt Issue Value. rraaer m I Shares. Co a m 1 Allenby 165 175 160 I.W ai£ 1 Alor Gajah 1.15 1.2b 115 125
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    51 3 DAILY PRICES CCEMfTT. Singapore, Friday, rn o 'J Buyers, Bauer* R.S.S. equal to London 1 Standard, Spot (loose) 23% do. (F. 0.8.) a 21 Standard R.S.S. on Tender. 1 'i uly a t 24% 24% 1 Aug. Sept. l£ York Spot Sho« G. cU. 14tl;| per
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      37 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH iNSVTRANCE COMPANY, LTD, (incorporated to New Zealaae.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. O. MABOOLIOUTH, OFFICE: I. FINLATB»N OEEEN. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSI KANCI- CORPORATION, LTD. FIXE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT. and
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      54 3 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In EnO*nd). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4, D'AlmeWa Street. Authorised and Subscribed Mtooo ,ooo •■55 £1,080,000 Pald-up-Capltal f. I 600.000 LONDON, BRANCHES: Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras. Basra. Klxkuk, Mosul AccOTTNTS opened and money Fixed Deposit on terms to be aaoer%B%K& ACCOUNTS opened and SAVINS t annum. anre
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      83 3 I IN HAND I WHEN YOU HAVE I A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. I No doubt you have some un--1 realised dream—heretofore made I impossible by inadequate funds. I A Savings Account will soon enable I you to make these desires 1 reality. Sufficient ready money I for your next holiday—perhap* I
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      136 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ud4 (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) °Jg x L «^nnnonn^l)0 IT Paid Up $10,000,000.00. Authorised M0,000.W0.W. STREET, SINGAPORE. iN HEAD OFFICE CHINA N LOCAL BRAgCH. DIRECTORS Chee Swee Cheng, Esq., Chairman. Lee Kong Chian, Esq., Vice-Chairman. L,ee rvons s q Wont? Esq., Tan Ean Kiam, hsq., Gan Say
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      531 4 J. HASSAN. LBCTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR IC-S7, Bras BtMb Kn.d. SINGAPORE you we In need of electric hU, fans, motors, etc., and water •vice, please write to the tbcve ires» or Thone 3411. j ALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE: 5811 and 58! 2. ,j SUBSCRIPTION RATES. I' V ABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery
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      686 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. THE OVERSEA?CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (In Voluntary Liquidation). loss of"scrips. I XOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application has been made to the Liquidator* of this Company to issue a duplicate scrip in place ot the following share certificate which is alleged to have heen lost or mislaid:
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      456 4 FOR SALE. Walter Hagen Golf Sticks, complete set, except iron, No. 6, including bag z pp fastener. Very seldom used $120 or nearest offer. Apply A.8., c\o Mala: a Tribune. SHERIFF'S SALE. IN THE SUPREME COURT, SINGAPORE. Suit No. 441 of 1033. In The Cause Of Tan Tang Plaintiff ami
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      331 4 j EDUCATIONAL. I FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). I X, Kirk Terrace. Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc Booklet free. M. ANCIANO. Trin. LEARN
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      351 4 EVEREST INK GUM delivered free $10. order amounting to not l es (British Empire Products). CompteU Price Lists on application. BLUE BLACK INK. 8 cents per ot.) bottle. 6 cents per OM» Of.) 80 eenta per (quart) GUM MUCILAGE. 4 cents per (?4 oz.) bottle. 20 cents per 5 oz.)
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      620 4 GRAND MID YEAR CLEARANCE SALE JULY Ist 31st. RECORD BARGAINS IN SMASHING PRICES. Alarm Clocks from 90 cts. upwards. Pocket WaUhes from 51.25 upwards. Wrtet Watches from $2.00 upwards. FIRST COME FIRST CHOICE. Yick Woh Bing 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road). 9mmmamm m 9 A.J.G.P.MMHOMPB». I GENUINE £*I€>
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    THE PEIPING-MUKDEN RAILWAY
    306 5 Director Resigns AfUr Threats Shanghai, July 5. SINCE negotiations began for the resumption of traffic along the Peip-ing-Mukden Railway, Mr Yen Tung (Director of the Peiping-Mukden Rail way) has received hundreds of threatening letters from patriotic bodies. At the time of the bomb outrage more threatening letters
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    “MODEL” GOVERNOR RESIGNS
    136 5 Mr. Tang Shao Vi Impeached Hongkong, July 5. MR Tang Shao Yl. the governor of the so-cared model district of Chungshan has wired to the Southwest Political Council at Canton, tendering his re--5ie The i0 n Min Kuo Jih Pao." a Chinese daily newspaper in Canton, published
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    180 5 League Of Nations Buletin The following is the health bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau. Fingapore. for the week ended June 30. 1934: Alexandria: 1 typhus case and i 2 plague cases and 1 death; 4 ?r"*HDOK casrs and no deaths. Bombay: 1 smallpox
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    HIS SECRET AMBITION
    93 5 Leslie Howard Wants To Write Instead Of Act Hollywood. Leslie Howard, the British film star who plays the lead in the forthcoming picture ''British Agent," has a secret ambition—to be an author. He has just revealed that a desire to be a playwright was for years "a
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    CHINESE AIR ACE
    44 5 To Assist The Nanchang Squadron Shanghai. July 5. *££%SS. SKm*® from'where he •"SftattSTX«J by Marshal Chiang Kai Shek to assist the Nanchai.g a squadron at Nanchang for a tew months Store proceeding to America for tion studies. —"Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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      295 5 IVAPEX ii THE MAGIC DROP jC 0 L D-C ATA R R H pSH tywj- T] I INFLUENZA-HAY FEVER. iJ J The simplest way to cure a Cold is to put a drop of A 1 j 44 Vapex" on the handkerchief and breathe the vapour which j arises from
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      202 5 *P' mmmm r I 1934 I! I in in ii j New beauty NEW REFINEMENT New Power AND SPEED 1 1934 (|PB™IP PI I AUSTINS SEE THEM AT— Borneo Motors Ltd. jj SINGAPORE. PENANG. IPOH, KUALA LUMPUR. SEREMBAN, MALACCA. 11.1 i THE IMPROVED British Made VICIIERS MACHINES n P desumed
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    152 6 VESSELS ARRIVED Valentijn, Dutch, 1,181 tons; from Soerahaya 5.7, to Java 7.7. Silmareng, Dutch, 964 tons; from Samaunda 5.7, to Palembang 6.7. Togian, Dutch, 672 tons; from Pontianak 5.7, to Pontianak 7.7. Ban Hong Liong, British, 1,003 tons; from Soerabaya 5.7, to
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    97 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, July 6. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Plancius 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Islander 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Havre 30; H.M.S. Herald 35; Silversandal 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4) Borneo Maru 46. West Wharf (Entrance
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    33 6 From China" and Japan by the Totton Maru, due at Singapore at 9 a m to-morrow. rin^ r T c France by ,he Chenonceaux, due at Singapore at 9 a.m. to-morrow.
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    23 6 The s.s. Trianon foi Manila. Mails previously announced as closing at 11 a.m. to-day will now close at 11 am to-morrow.
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    20 6 The liner Christiaan Huygens which Singapore this morilin J% n ro Z£ X*K Holland, had a full lixt of passengers
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    MONEY MARKET
    187 6 SELLING. Singapore, July 6. London 4 months' sight 2|4 3116 London 3 months' sight M London 60 days' sight 2|4 DjJJ London 30 day' sight *T7 London demand fggf London T.T. Lyon and Paris demand Hamburg demand x New York demand Batavia and Sourabaya demand Btrft Samarang demand
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    59 6 WHAT'S ON Public Function And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 6 High Tides. —6.05 a.m., *5.0*1 pjjv Ooli" K-O.c. Ladies' 8poon (strofc.M "Rose Bowl" Qualifying Round an. Ladies' Committee Meeting. Cricket: S.C.C. v. Old Rafttesians, 1st. day. S.C.C., 5 p.m.; Johore Cricnet Club Fort Canning. Port Cannm?
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    AMUSEMENTS
    64 6 ALHAMBRA.—"No More Women." APOLLO—Hindustani talkie, preceded by Buck Jones in "High Speed.' CAPITOL.—"The Cat and the Fiddle.' EMPIRE. —"Gold Diggers." GREAT WORLD. —Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH.—"VaIIi's Wedding." NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—"Jack Ahoy." RlTZ.—Double talkies:
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      1002 6 SINGAPORE MOTHS I ll i»liii.:l;:i,ii l |,,i„ W Ji4 l lll 1 1 1 11 1 l L GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL I Bcotte Kuad. 'Phone MM. f special Dinner Dance f ON SATURDAY I X Music by ARTHUR'S ELITE BAND. ril DINNER DANCE $2.00. I 7 N0 CHARGE FOR AFTER
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      170 6 «> w w „.r 3,250 F J? R AN ALL CORRECT SOLUTION I WORDS TION N0 4 I I iS 1» 23" 5 the entry I ton to the Straits 5 th 3 "FLYIIVr u^l^° the entry the 81,1 lury%34 Ma Ea C h 157, C^, H Tooth I I
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      248 6 postal tggyygfgj SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY. m Java, South West-Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T. Dilly (Plancius) 2.30 p.m. Muntok (Plancius) 2.30 a.m. Belawan and Medan (Toradja) 3 p.m. Port de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe and Siak Am pang 3 p.m. Palembang and Pladjoe (Silindoeng) 3 p.m. Aden (By
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      230 6 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is pro- I vided specially, for them. Secretaries j are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be
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      144 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service La«i Yesterday Night Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Mours. Deg. F. Alor Star 89 Nil 11.3 75 Sitiawan 91 Nil 11.5 71 i K. Trengga.iu 90 Nil 11.1 75 Bukit Jeram 91 Nil 11.5 73 Malacca 86 Nil
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    CONSERVANCY IN K. L.
    937 7 Sanitary Board PROPOSED CHANGES DEBATED {From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 4. 7|»HE Chairman's proposal to in- j elude ihe conservancy fee in the general assessment was adopted at to-day's meeting of Kuala Lum* pur Sanitary Board by seven votes to one. A long debate
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    THE NEW WORLD
    264 7 Benefit Week Terminates To-morrow RECORD breaking crowds have been witnessed at the New World sroce the commencement, on Saturday_ last,, oi Benefit Week which terminates to ""ThTwiOW attractions which have been generously thrown opiffltOtM nnblic free of cost have been weii patronised and in order to cope
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    DANCE IN THE NUDE
    170 7 £50© Damages Against A Producer tvAMAGES of £600 wer e awarded to a IX 19-year-oid Lo. don girl in ihe Hertfordshire Sheriff's Court in nn action brought br her against Captain Watte* Summers, of Welwyn Garden C ty <Herfordshire^, a film producer. In connection with a
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      259 7 The Secret of a Clear Skin DAILY USE OF I rnicinA soap < fore retiring Lathe the face freely I wi u hot water and Cutlrura Soap, i plenty of Soap. Rinse with tepid I water, finishing with cold water if lumhki Containing medicinal and .linjr properties, Cutleur» Soap icttOM
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      51 7 imiiltwirf'i«iin.«n.n.ii»ii-"»Jlll«"^ I FIGARO I LADIES HAIRDRESSERS, I PERMANENT WAVING, BY EUROPEAN EXPERTS, |8 $10 ONLY. Raffles Hotel (Room 120) and at 93, Bras Basah Road. I l■ll•iJ^ll*|ll.••il^n■u•J■■ll•»•u•»■''• u ,^,,w M nl^,^ Complete Fc*>t Cemfbr* Latest Last Loriger Finest.Values jCall at our' ShftVooms and inspect the wide range we have in
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      245 7 I "p WONDERFUL SAFETY DEVICeT As essential as his narachute to the airnnm who is equipped for any I emergency, are Baby's Own Tablets U rhe home wher t Few children escape health trouble, of s„m kmd or o*^,.^ 1 parents therefore keep Baby s0» Tab ct ho ;> tov
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      718 7 Wireless J TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME i The Third Cricket Test j Match I THE third Cricket Test Match between England arid Australia begins at Old Trafford, Manchester, to-day, and an account of the day's play will be broadcast to all transmissions. These will be given by Howard Marshall speaking from
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      752 8 1 ftIHAMBRA f COMMENCING TO-NIGHT 6.15 and 9.15 I^Wbb^^blbWbbWblbbbWbbSbbWbWbbbbß iu«i*i:iininiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiinimmi* j Opening At TP OT 4 MONDA V j >■ ii ii iiiini >■ i i ii i i iiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii,i'iiiii,'i!iiiiiiiiMtiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiin.niiiiiimii(iiiiiiiiiiiiini'ii I MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE [CAPITOI.I ~*J» TO-MORROW MORNING AT 11 A.M. Specially selected shorts including Mickey Mouse in Mickey's Steeple
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    WOMAN HACKED TO DEATH
    798 9 Estate Tapper To Pay The Penalty {From Our Own Correspondent* Seremban, July 4. AS the result of an ai eged quarrel between a woman and a man, both Chinese, employed as rubber tappers on an estate at Pasir Panjang, Port Dickson, which ended in the death
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    ALLEGED FALSE CLAIM
    552 9 Bengalees Charged Iu District Court rHRKE Bengali Brahmin* ngured in a ease before the Diarict Judge. Mr. H. A Forrer, i.i which me of them. Sham Sunder Hai. a loo»• awyer'e clerk, was charted with frauiulently making a false claim and sivlnii false information. The *econU accmcxl.
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    CHINA RAINS
    77 9 Fear Of Floods In Hsuchow Shanghai. July 9. OWING to heavy rain, Haichow. Kanyu. Chingkow and other districts in northeast Kiangsu are flooded. The water rushed the city gates at Chingkow last night, taking fee inhabitants by surprise. Many were drowned. Over 100 houses collapsed. The western part
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    DRIVER PUNISHED
    118 9 Caused Hurt By Rash Act THE Chinese, driver ol a taxi name* Quah Chan, was fined $3» by iht fourth Magistrate (Mr. C. H Whittoh yesterday. on being convicted on charges oi causing hurt by a rashi act and failing to stop after an accident. "also ordered to
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      309 9 iii itii |i>riiiiiniMttitiir»«niiit;;r!»niii»tiii«ii^ HERE IS YOUR CHANCE! m I Don't miss this opportunity. You can get new and good Z Records at %teto&&B&tdi m m 40 cts. Each m Another assortment offered at 40 cents each. Many Dance Records, Stomps and Hot records. All popular makes. No lists bsued. At
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    157 10 DEATHS. Mrs. John Solomon Sundram (S. S. Aniurthammal), aged 07 years, beloved mother of the late Samuel* Sundram and John Joseph Sundram; and David Sundram of the Municipality, Ebenycr Sundram, Chief Store-keeper, Telephone Co. Daniel E. Sundram, Headmaster, Methodist School, Paya Lebar, passed to her rest peacefully this
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    THE P. AND O.
    802 10 yyilEN a Government makes up its reluctant mind to help industry it usually takes the opportunity of reproving the industry for being in the position of need- ing assistance. Thus with rubber, j Thus in the case of the subsidy to the great industry of shipping,
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    247 10 The annual general meeting of the Singapore Teachers-Association will be held to-morrow at 10 am aft Vim Institution. Mr. D. R. Swame, Insr>eclor of Schools, will preside. '■■l"»JW Mr. Khoo It Ghee, who was formerly with the firm of Mansfield and Co d fed at his home in Penang on
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    Notes and Comments “King Of The U.M.S.”
    143 10 T HE American papers did full justice J to the visit of the Sultan and Sultanah of Johore to the United States, but at least one London paper has done even better. Chronicling the Sultans arrival, a "special representative" who claimed to be
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    “Peace After Jungle”
    217 10 IIEAR then, how the London writer desciibes Sir Ibrahim, -la 61 Profound knowledge 01 England, vhere aons and daughters educated Kind visited Europe a* Grown Prince in 1890. Decided when Sultan to introduce English mode of living to Johore jungle. Crowned 181)5, when principal export was breakfast
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    Scouting Instinct
    192 10 rpHE latest "glo|e-trotter" to come to Singapore is an executive officer of j the Boy Scouts Movement of America, j Mr. L. R. Webb, an« Wan interview with j him, published in Thursday's issue, Mr. i webb is stated to have said that ho w a sure he
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    Our Railways
    287 10 |F you can imagine an eight-con l1. train with s<?ven passengers lr<tv«t ling a distance of about 30 miles vm will tret a rough idea of one •>! inleasons why the F.M.S. railway a.s at present run does not p3y. Thu was the writers experience u wwk-eii: or
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    Topics Of The Day
    274 10 By "Looker-On" I SEE that the title of "King of the UnStates" has been wished on to the Sultan of Johore by a London paper. What about "Emperor of the Federa tion" for the Sultan of Perak? I read that Mme. Mathieu played in the semi-final
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    RUBBER CONTROL DIFFICULTIES IN DUTCH INDIES THE NATIVE PRODUCER
    152 11 CONTINUES TO TAP ALL OUT I 1 Tin Regulation j I China May Join In The Scheme Reuter. London. July 6. rpuE Amsterdam correspondent or the Financial Times says it is reported that the carrying out of the rubber regulation scheme
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    NAVAL CONSTRUCTION
    106 11 French Senate Sanctions Building Reuter. Paris, July i rTHE Senate, by 281 votes to 22. has passed the Naval Construction Bill, which has already been adopted by the Chamber, providing for a second ship of the Dunkerque class '26,500 tons*, a destroyer and two submarines M. Pietri announced
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    CHINESE OFFICIALS
    248 11 Dr. Wang Chung Huai At Hong Kong Hong Kong, July 6. A party of Chinese officials, including Dr Wellington Koo (Chinese Minister to France*. Dr. Victor Hoo (Chinese Minister to Switzerland), Dr. Wu Lien Teh (Director of the National Quarantine Service) and Dr. Wang Chung Huai (Chinese Member
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    UW JAPANESE CABINET
    123 11 Seven Minor Portfolios Vacant Reuter. Tokyo, July 5. THE new Cabinet has been appointed as follows: Premier: Admiral Okada Foreign Affairs Mr. Hlrotft. Finance Mr. Masanobu Fujll. War h General Senjuro Hayashi. Navv Admiral Osuml Justice Mr. Nao«hi Ohara. i Communications Mr. Takejtro T.oko* nami. Agriculture I.lr.
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    MRS. HOLMES-SMITH
    136 11 Shares Bequest Of £100,000 With Sisters <By Air Mail* iFrom Our Oxen Correspondent* London, June 27. MRS. Gwendoline Holmes-Smith, wife of Mr. S. P. Holmes-Smith, of the Asiatic Petroleum Co.. Ltd., Singapore benefits very materially under the will of Mr. Jchn Hughes, who died in March. The will
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    ZEVEN PROVINCIEN
    114 11 Mutineers Sent Home To Serve Sentences The Christiaan Huygens. which arrived frcm Java yesterday evening and left for Holland this morning, had on board 28 of the European mutineers of the Zeven Provincien, who are being sent home to serve their sentences. Th* most thorough precautions are being
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    MORE RIOTS
    102 11 Uneasiness Felt In Hongkew Shanghai, July 6. I More ilot3 by Japanese and marines are reported to hav^ taken place during the last few days in Hongkew Park. Shanghai, where much uneasiness prevails among the Chinese residents. The Japanese military authorltie have aggravated their agitation fo: policing rights.—"Min
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    CHINA'S HEAT WAVE
    112 11 Shanghai, July 6. I The temperature at Hangchow yes- I terday was 109 degrees. An intense drought is prevailing. The heat wave has affected Nanking and other cities in Central China for q week The thermometer touched 103 on' Wednesday and «104 yesterday, in the shade—"Mm Kuo
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    50 11 tvp Kane a lawyer's clerk, ap> aeain before the Second MagisMr N. GrTce) this morning on a charee of cheating a man named Ong Kah Lokin respect of some lands. Mr V D Knowles has been retained for the prcsecution, and the case was postponed until July 13.
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    GUARDS ON MUDKEN TRAINS
    417 11 Passengers Searched INDIGNATION BY THE CHINESE Shanghai, July 6. IV/lUCH criticism Is being levelled in m the foreign Press in Tientsin against the action of the Japanese police and gendarmerie in boarding che Peining-Mukden trains ana searching the 'passengers. This is taken to be a violation
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    180 11 Motor-Cycle And Car in Collision A Chinese is alleged to have been assaulted in the Kandang Kerbau district yesterday afternoon. He received two small wounds over the ear and bridge of the nose, and was taken to the Tan Tock Seng hospital by ambulance The ambulance was summoned
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    43 11 Mr. Ong Hock Sim. formerly of St George's Institution. Taiping. the l9di FMS Queen's Scholar, has passed Part 1 of the Law Tripos Examination. Mr. Ong Hock Sim was the first scholar to secure the Queen's Scholarship after its revival in the F.M.S.
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    STRIKERS SHOT BY POLICE
    166 11 Three Dead the san Francisco riots Reuter. San Francisco, July 6. HPHREE «itrikera are dying and many have been injured as the result of clashes with the police this evening, when the eight-week-old strike of longshoremen assumed a very ugly character. A huge crowd bombarded the
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    BIBBY LINE
    67 11 New Motor Vessel For The Eastern Service THE well-known line of Bibby Brothers and Co. announces that an order has been placed for a new motor vessel with which to augment the Eastern passenger service. The vessel will be equipped in the most up-to-date manner, and will in
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    HUNAN ROADS
    126 11 Funds For The Provincial Government Shanghai, July 6 I Dr H H. Kung. the Finance Minister. I bos sent a representative to Hopan1 ehuen to discuss with Marsha) Yen Sli? 1 Civan the question of finance* *n Shan- I I shi. Dr. Kung is leaving fcr Sherul. Marshal
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    AIR PAGEANT CRASH
    69 11 Prince Of Wales Represented At Funeral London, July 4. The Prince of Wales, who was present at Hendon on Saturday, when Squadron Leader Collett. <son of the Lord Mayor of London) met his death during a forced landing of the bomber aeroplane In which he was acting
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    SILVER EMBARGO
    56 11 Treasury Publishes The Formal Regulations Reuter. Washington, July 6. Silver embargo regulations have been formally published oy the Treasury. No license is necessary for the export ol articles fabricated from silver toreign silver coin or metals containing relatively small amounts of silver In the case of coin, an
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    THE PANCHEN LAMA
    47 11 Not Well Enough To Sec Callers Shanghai, July 6. The Fanchen Lama is again indisposed. He is refusing to see callers. After meeting Marshal Chiang KM Khek he will leave immed aiely foi Peiping, whence he will proceed to Chengnai.--' Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    RED RIOTS IN AMSTERDAM
    118 11 Police Stoned From Windows Reuter. Amsterdam, July 6. RIOTING took place this evening by Communists who were demonstrating against the reduction of unemployment pay. Seven men were wounded when the police fired on the mob The situation grew worse later when the police were forced to
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    CHINESE WEDDING IN LONDON
    155 11 Dr. Szc Ming Sze BRILLIANT EVENT promised Reuter. London, July s.|| rpHE marriage of Dr. Sze Ming S>j 1 son of Dr. Alfred Sze, Chine} Minister Ln Washington, and Mi Bessie Li on Saturday, promises be a brilliant event and a numb of Chinese and foreign
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      217 11 t HEVMAN BUTTER I The fresh delicate flavour of IIEYMAN I BUTTER is due to 1 the idea! conditions under which it is madeI Produced in Victoria. I Australia, it is handled l TsOLE AGENTS: WĔIm mm I I I 111 m mv rrr w l,h m I ii *****11'
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    Chinese Girl On Murder Charge untitled FIT TO ENTER PLEA
    911 12 Singapore Assizes BIT THE CHINESE PROTECTOR I j>P£CIAL jury in the Assizer 1 before Mr. Justice I :hard found Pen Lai Huay, a I iCMt eirl of 16 who was charged la Ihe murder of her small six- r-old sinter
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    PASSING OF THE CUTTY SARK
    143 12 Too Badly Damaged For Repair i AFTER about three years' service in Singapore, the flying boat, the "Cutty Sark." made, it is feared, her last flight a few days ago when she went on a Monopolies trip. Owing to heavy seas, which hampered the take-off
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    Y.W.C.A. APPEAL
    233 12 Sum Of $3,730 Collected In Singapore THE response to the Y.W.C.A. appeal in Singapore to date has been $3.7:j0.80, for which the General Committee tender their thanks. Additional donations received have been: $150 from Mr. Yco Chiang Swee. $50 each from Mr. Seah Eng Tong, Asiatic Petroleum Co.,
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    FALSE REPORT
    132 12 Informer Turns Out To Be TTiief A ricksha puller who acted as informer and caused an innocent compatriot to be arrested on a series of theft charges, subsequently turned out to be the culprit himself, and was sentenced, by ihe Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice» to three months'
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    SAILS-WOMEN
    29 12 Berlin. A yachting school for girls has been established on the Wansee, between Berlin and Potsdam. A similar school already exists on a lake not far from Munich.
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    ATTEMPTED MURDER
    212 12 Judge's Comments In Penang Case AS already reported. Hinton Alfonso, a young Eurasian, was found guilty at the Penang Assizes of the attempted murder of hi:» sister-in-law and sentenced to six years 1 rigorous imprisonment. tu passing sentence, Mr. Justice Whitley said: "Hinton Alfonso, ihe jury have unanimously
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    SOLDIER FINED
    161 12 Drove Off In Comrade's Car pTE. M K. Matthews, of the Royal Signal Corps, stationed at Changi. was fined $100 or. In default, one month's Hgorou* imprisonment by the Second M&gisti'Rte Mr, N. Grice> this morning on pleading guilty to theft of a motorcar valued at $420 belonging
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    JEWISH REFUGEES
    70 12 Walking To Palestine From Poland Warsaw. Twenty-five Jews have started to waik from Poland to Palestine. A dozen of them are refugees from Germany who decided to leave Poland because they could not find work All are wearing the uniform of Zabolynski's Zionists. As they have not much
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    ALLEGED FORGERY
    322 12 Signature On Promissory Note AN interesting preliminary inquiry in which a draftsman employed in the Singapore Harbour Board named T. G Francis is alleged to have forged the signature of a Bikh moneylender, was commenced before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander) yesterday. Mr. J. C. Corbett
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    SOUND BANKING
    59 12 Mr. Chamberlian On Britain's Monetary Policy Mr. Neville Chamberlain, refusing an inquiry into monetary policy, said: "We have a sound banking sv-em We have cheap capital We 'have general confidence in finance. "In these circumstances I shall not set up a new inquiry to investigate new experiments when
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    29 12 King George will be represented by Sir Hubert Montgomery. British Minis- ter at The Hague, at the funeral of Prince Henry of the Netherlands Prince 1 Consort of Holland.
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    ALLEGED FALSE REPORT
    563 12 Estate. Employee Charged At Johore Bahru (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 4. MG. FRANCIS, an Indian employed on Tanjong Langsat Estate, Pientong was charged this morning before Mr F V. Duckworth (First Magistrate, Johor° Bahru) with having made a false repoct to the Johore Police
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    THE FIRE STATION MURDER
    78 12 Wanted Man Still At Large the d b o\, ie° IS Station on lundfy hwffitfgg «&3ffi&&*" with The condition of the mother nf wo children is J*** it will be remembered was severely WoU 2 de i and the two children were muidered. A weapon was
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    REMARK COSTS $10
    152 12 May As Well Plead Guilty T AI lorj, y- d nver, made a A reaVark >n the Fourth Magistrate's Court Am morning which cost him $10 When he; .was asked to plead in rnn nection with a- charge of rash drivTng he said) -I may as well
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    THE LIABILITY OF PARTNERS
    633 12 Important Ruling SUPREME COURT JUDGMENT AN important ruling concerning liability of partners was made by Mr. Justice Priehard ir his judgment in the case between Tan Boon Cheo (plaintiff) and the Ho Hong Bank, Ltd., (defendant*?), now merged into the Overseas Chines? Banking Corporation. The issue
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    Appeal To His Majesty In Council JOHORE LAND CASE
    479 13 Illegal Sale? CLAIM BY CHINESE AGAINST STATE (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 4. pONSIDERABLE interest WM aroused on Johore, and throughout Malaya, by the case in which towkay Tar- Ah Boon, a Chinese planter of Pontian Kechil, towards the
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    CHINESE FACTORY INSPECTION
    91 13 Delegate's Visit To London I Reuter. l London, July 5. lyiß. Li Ping Hang, the Chinese delegate to the International Labour Conference, has arrived here from Geneva. It is understood that he intends to make representations to the Foreign Office regarding the eiitorcement of a Chinese factory
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    THE ASSIZES
    83 13 Caused Death By A Rash Act LEE Kee Bee, the lorry driver who was tried at the Singapore Assizes for causing death by a rash act at Tanj ong Katong Road on May 22 last, when a Chinese coolie was kil ed, was found guilty to-day by a
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    35 13 Mrs Lee. the wife of Bishop Lee. will speak on "Women our Nighbourhood at theYW.C.A., Raffles Quay, to-morrow at 5 pm. Members and friends are asked to accept this announcement as a:i invitation to attend.
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    “CAT AND THE PIDDLE” AT THE CAPITOL
    319 13 Jeanette Mac Donald And Ramon Novarro THE CINEMAS talkies came in. no artist has 0 been tetter known to the pttWk »M jeanette Macdonald, oi the beautiful lace and golden voice. She it was who starred so su2cessfully in Love •Ad demonstrated that
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    THE PAVILION
    279 13 Jack Hulbert In "Jack Ahoy JACK Hulbert returns to the Malayan screen in a rollicking story ol tins aea. "Jack Ahoy/' and played l W0 full houses at the Pavilion last night. Jack Hulbert on a batUwhlp una mixed up with pirates in Bias Bay, forms the very
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    PAID TO ACCOUNT
    111 13 Petition Against Mr. Osborne Jones Withdrawn In the Bankruptcy Court to-day be fore Mr. Justice Gerahty, Mr. H. V. L. Davies, appearing for the petitioning creditor in a petition for a receiving order against Mr. D. G. asked leave to withdraw the Petition on the ground that
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    27 13 Mrs. B.J. Eaton and Mrs. J. C. G. Mrs. B. J. Eaton and Mrs. J. C. G. Spooner are leaving for home hy tne Sarpedon next week.
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    17 13 The Hon. the Legal Adviser and Mrs Goueh-Howell are leaving for home oy the Sarpedon next week.
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    ARTIFICIAL PRICE OF SILVER
    287 13 Unwanted Stocks REPLY TO SIR A. SALTER London, July 5. jyjß. W. M. Wiggins, chairman of the Monetary Policy Committee of tne Federation of Cotton Spinners' Association, in a letter to the Manchester Guardian, strongly refutes Sir Arthur Salter's silver article in that journal on June
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    22 13 H.E. the High Commissioner and Mrs. Caldecctt gave a dance at King's House on Wednesday. Between 250 and 300 guests were present.
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    ALLEGED BREACH
    58 13 Former Lawyer's Clerk Charged 4 N Indian named Mariappan. formerly A a lawyer's clerk, was charged this morning before Mr. Norman Grice, the Second Magistrate, with criminal breach of trust as a servant in respect of $550. He claimed trial and the case was postponed until July 13,
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    NEW STAMPS FOR NORWAY
    85 13 In Honour Of A Famous Dramatist Oslo. Special postage stamps will be issued n Norway shortly to commemorate the 250 th anniversary of the birth of Ludvig Holberg, the famous Norwegian dramatist. Holberg is known as the norrinra Moliere. He was born in Bergen and educated
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    HOUSEBREAKING AN THEFT
    352 13 Chinese Sentence At 1 Serc-mban 1 _..w (From Our Own Corre»pond*»if J 4 Snremban, July A CHINESE. Wonic Sang, c.iaimed ti 1 this morninc when he was before the police Magistrate, Mr. T. r., f MrNieeft» ««n a ehaige of bouse-brwM ijj and theft uf clothes and
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    MMERCIAL CUP SOCCER
    546 14 I A Drawn Game I Jne recovery by A.P.C. i Municipal Services F. C. who V* in the lead in the Commercial torn petition table lost a very i>lf. jwjint last evening when they )i H—all with the A.P.C. at the Be*ar Stadium, ong tactic# in forward
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    Latest Leg-Theory Development Cricket Third Test Starts At Old Trafford To-day
    756 14 Ground Where Most Matches Have Been Left Drawn ENGLAND and Australia enter upon the Third Test of the 1934 series, at Old Trafford, Manchester, to-day, and a marathon tussle for supremacy will ensue, each side having already won one
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    LEG-THEORY
    44 14 Lancashire—Notts Deadlock Reuter. London. July 6. AS a s?quol to Lancashire's objec- tions to leg throry bowling, it is learned on good authority that the fixtures between Lanes and Notts, which! have existed for sixty years, win not be arranged for next season.
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    LAWN BOWLS
    184 14 i Ties In Tournament At The S.C.C Ties in the lawn bowls tournament at the S.C.C. have been arranged as follows: To-day: A. S. Banks (—5) v. G. C. Miller (—5); E. G. Staunton (scr.) v. V. J. Coleman (plus 2). Sunday: C. F. Jennings (plus 6) v.
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    WORLD OLYMPIAD
    40 14 Shanghai, July 6. The Ministry of Education has instructed the China National Athletic Federation, the controlling body in Chinese athletics, to send a team to take part in the Eleventh World Olympic Sports at Berlin.—"Min Kuo Jih Pao."
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    PAYNTER INVITED
    101 14 Hero Of Last Tests In Australia London, July 5. EPaynter, the Lancashire professional, has been invited to hc!d himself in readines for the Third Test. —If enter. It. will be recalled that, E. Clark (Northants), G. G. Macauiay (Yorkshire) and James Langridge (Sussex) who were all invited to
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    W. R. HAMMOND
    65 14 Hundred In An Hour Against Kent Rugby, Monday. In a cricket match at Tunbrldge Wells against Kent, whose first innings yielded 361, Gloucestershire who lost "their first two wickets for eleven runs, had made 558 for 7 when stumps were drawn. Hammond, who at one period scored
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    CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE
    199 14 The County championship table, including results of matches concluded yesterday, is as follows PWLWLD Poss.Obt. Ay. Points 15 0534 Sussex (2) 14 8 0 2 3 1 210 143 68.09 Yorks (1) 13 6 2 2 1 2 195 111 56.96 Lanes. (5) 16 7 3 4 3
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    SECOND DIVISION SOCCER
    683 14 Police Take Both Points Against S.C.C. A FAST game packed with thrills uncommon in Second Division soccer was witnessed on the Padang yesterday evening when the Police beat the S.C.C. by 2—o. That the Police deserved to win was evident from the manner in which they dominated
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    MIXED DOUBLES SEMI-FINALS
    476 14 Yesterday's Tennis EASY WIN FOR MISS TOBY WARDEN rpHE semi-finals of the mixed double, in the Singapore tennis championships at the S.C.C, played yes terday, resulted in victories for Mrs. Cameron and Wise, and Miss Toby and Warden, and they will meet in the final on Wednesday.
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    MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
    169 14 To Commence At S.C.C. On July 31 The Malayan lawn tennis championships will be held at the S. C. C. commencing on Tuesday, Ju y 31 (for ladies' singles and doubles) and Friday, Aug. 3 (for men's and mixed events). The events will be the men's singles, the
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    NATIONAL B.P.
    78 14 National B.P. "B" v. the Harbour-View B.P. "B" at tlu- latter's court, Bukit Chermin Road (off Telok Blangah Road) on Sunday at 2.30 p.m.: Singles:—C. S. Wee, Yeo Kwang Yam, Lee Kirn Teck, Low Hock Chiang, and Ong Kirn Seng. Doubles:—Lee Kirn Teck and Sect Hoe Lay, Kam
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    S.A.F.A. SOCCER
    25 14 The RA F. v. Pulau Brani match in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League toAuf d 3u° r to day haS been
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    Prospects For To-Morrow's Races At Ipoh
    965 15 Nine I vents On Opening Day For First Time? ,Bij 'The-Man-at-the-Rails") r-OR what is probably the first timj in the history of racing in Ipoh, ar d of nine races is to be run off the opening day of the Perak dimmer Races to-morrow.
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    ISLAND CLUB
    131 15 Result Of Mixed Foursomes Competition THE Island Club July mixed foursomes competition, played yesterday over the second nine holes, resulted in a win for Mrs T. Leijssius and Chua Cheng Liat with a nett score df 36. The following cards wera returned: Mrs. T. Leijssius and Chua Cheng
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    O.R.A. CRICKET
    39 15 The following will represent the O.R.A. against S.C.C. on the Padang to-day at Souza. J L, Cain, R L.wis, D. Oehlers, G E. N. Oehlers, A. P.Rajah, C. Smith, G. Valberg and G. M. B. t( rhout.
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    COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS
    192 15 Freeman's Hundred Wickets Reuter. ♦♦rpiCH' Freeman has once again per--1 formed the feat of securing 100 wickets in a season, and ii» the lirst to do so this season. The Kent slow bowler* has exceeded the 200 wickets mark on a number of occasions and should do
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS
    65 15 Ties in the billiards handicap tourna- ment at the S.C.C. will be played as follows: To-morrow: H. Gray (—75) v. A. S. Anderson —25). Wednesday (semi final): J- W. Muncey (scr) v. J. S. Nathan (scr.) Friday (July 16>: T. B. Rogers (scr v. winner of H. Gray
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    U.S. BASEBALL
    176 15 American And National League Reuter. New York, July G. LATEST results in the U. S. major baseball Leagues are as follows: AMERICAN LEAGUE. R. H. E. St. Louis 2 8 2 Chicago 3 10 2 Cleveland y 1 Detroit fi 6 The game was ended in the eighth
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    Miss Jacobs And Miss Round In Wimbledon Final RESULTS OF THE SEMI-FINALS
    368 15 Poor Standard PLAYER IN LONG SKIRTS Reuter. London, July 5. OTIFLING heat prevailed at Wimbledon to-day, when the of the women's singles were played. The results were as follows: Miss Helen Jacobs (U.S.A.) beat Miss Hartigan (Australia); 6—2,
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    HENDREN DISCOURSES ON CRICKET
    846 16 "Nerves And Test Match Temperament WE sometimes hear of a famous player being criticised because he does not possess what is called Test Match "temperament." Frequently, the criticism costs him his place in the team, writes Patsy Hendren in "Pearson's Weekly.' People who have never played
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    360 16 Fresh Outburst Against The Australians i IN his sensational article in the "Sunday Express," Larwood, the Notts i and England fast bowler, who declined to play in the second Test Match, declared that he would never play against the Australians again as he had not forgotten what happened
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    THE AUSTRALIAN TOUR
    238 16 Batting And Bowling Averages BATTING and bowline. average 01 Australians up lo June JS, wi included the Second Test. were follows: BATTING. 'Total NO Inning High- t a\ W. Hv Pons ford 12 857 y S. J. McCnbe 17 1189 24»J 8* m A. G. Cliippftlle'.d 14
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    Spectacular Films Need A Vital Plot OPINION OF A DIRECTOR
    347 17 Paramount'! "Cleopatra" SOLDIERS' 75 TONS OF EQUIPMENT UJHAT constitutes a spectacle in motion pictures is not, accord- ecil B. DeMille, "having five sa nd men march up a hill, and .sand marching down —and frem dying in the end." you
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    CHORUS GIRLS.
    67 17 NoW Knit Between The Scenes. trend toward knitchorus gins jv between shot 3 on tne Cheer" set at Fo *V„ from swe aters to E veo-thing from sw C laf «or Contrary to genera. WJ* «**S d£? reading done and se*in i'„ al Ss of casioned by the
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    TWO VETERANS
    73 17 tovans. Jack Mulhau auu Columhavc been added tciU« cast of bias new n, SS\ter Connolly ws troy." pictures. Others f n r l h e ta caT P are oRobrr0R0brrt P Vc„n g and Do--deher screen debut otp t- 2C years ago S« greatest one o, the jack
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    1549 17 Glimpses Of Some Forthcoming Films THERE are any number of amusing incidents in the Gaumont-British picture, "Jack Ahoy!" now playing at the Pavilion Theatre with Jack Hulbert in the role of an A.B. Probably the most hilarious moments occur when Jack, in charge of a submarine
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    NO PRIVACY
    522 17 Stars Always In The Limelight HOLLYWOOD, the world's most spied on town, has its own effective, way of leading the simple life. Autograph seekers may hound the film celebrities cameras may click en every hand when they are out in public, stylTsts ml? Turk at every street corner
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    JOHN BARRYMORE CONFESSES
    383 17 Gets A Kick From "Clowning" JOHN Barrymore confesses he's a cLn on the gets a big kick out of clowning. While he wa working on the lot at Columbia studios 3f hi s latest starring vehicle, "20th SS" from the Broadway stage success of the same name
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    LONDON-MELBOURNE AIR RACE
    508 18 The Arrangements In Malaya DLANS are progressing apace locally in connection with the forthcoming London-Melbourne air races. A committee to formulate and control arrangement* in Malaya has been formed at the Invitation of the Royal Aero Club, consisting of the following Group Capt. S. W. Smith (RAF
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    TRAFFIC OFFENCE
    231 18 Malay Car Drivers In Court A COLLISION between t wo motor Ha an bS iS^UTM^SS tonftf ars in ™lved was charged JSh failing to eivp a Jlf 6 v w.tn to hit right gnal when turni »g I' was alleged that the accuse w* making a sudden turn
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    NOVELIST TAKES A THEATRE
    927 19 Mr. Priestley's Venture TWO SORTS OF PLAYS j r is an event of importance in the theatre world when an eminent ..velist is attracted into it—not only the extent of writing plays for it, u t to taking a theatre and setting mself up as (in
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    ROYAL VISIT TO NEW ZEALAND
    428 19 Duke Of Gloucester On His Tour THE Duke of Gloucester was the guest of the New Zealand Society at a luncheon held at the Savoy Hotel, at which he was told something about the hospitality awaiting him on his forthcoming visit to Australia and New
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    FLOOD IN THE DESERT
    63 19 Rainstorms Aft4jr Decitdcs Of Brought s Sb?" i ,h ss h.ve formed in the Iksert areas. MoreThw 50 Knaves have btfen destroyed by the s small boy was when im. wan* 0, ATaycTof mud a fool a«ep WM left in the town when the water subsided
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    FATAL BEAUTY
    80 19 Man Killed For Praising His Wife Helsingfors. A few weeks ago two sisters in the vilage of Potoskavaara, Finland, were married at the same time. Their husbands were very proud or them. They often discussed together -the virtues- of the two girls. One day an argument started about
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    PLOUGHING TIME
    41 19 Stockholm. A watch, dropped in a field at Fullero, in Sputh Sweden, in 19 L£ has been turned up by a ploughman. When picked up (says a Stockholm newspaper) the watch was in perfect order and immediately began ticking.
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    301 19 Tariffs Fixed During t Agreement I rE Anglo-Frertch trade agreement contains certain provisions regarding the operation of French quotas which are designed to enable the United Kingdom trade to utilise fully th2 quotas I allotted- to It. In addition to theste undertakings regarding French quotas guarantees have been
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    HEAT WAVE IN THE UNITED STATES
    364 19 35 States Severely Affected Reuter. f Washington. June I. THE drought has grown with gradually Increasing intensity for several month*, and now affects S5 of the 48 States, covering an area extending from the Rocky Mountains to New England. No relief Is in sight,
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    252 19 Miner Risks Life To Save His Comrades Melbourne. "/\NE tne nnest examples of heroism "on record." This is the view of the authorities concerning a dramatic incident which occurred in the Red, White and Blue Mine at Bendigo, Victoria. The hero is a miner, Joseph Stapleton.
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    GRAND CANAL OF CHINA
    227 19 Conservancy Work Needed Chinkiang, June 13. THE Grand Canal, which is one of the marvels of China and which stretches out from Peiping in the North to Hangchow in Chekiang.ls now badly in need of conservancy work. It has been neglected because It lost its importance
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    GERMAN CAVALRYMEN
    82 19 The German Cavalry Congress of 1934, meets in Munich from July 5 to f. A riding and driving contest will be held in which members of the famous cavalry academy of Hanover and of other prominent riding schools will compete. The programme also include* an evening reunion of
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