Malaya Tribune, 7 July 1934

Microfilm: NL4035
Total Pages: 24
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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Maiaya V XXL- -No. 160 >^>.ll,Vl'"l:l< SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, July 7, 1934. Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1934 »-l>f> < t^v.j.
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      16 1 The I CEribune Dominant In l_ i .1 jkmr mar mmm Mm mUm ttm MM JkwM
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      44 1 A. FUNTER, j 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds ana Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates.
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    AUNT MABEL'S LETTER
    81 2 Apology To New Members Dour Girls, I owe an apology to those of >ou who applied for membership during the past few weeks, for having k«pt you waiting for your badges. 4 I Indisposition has prevented rav eiving ray full attention to the "Corner" for tome weeks,
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    The Two Seats
    92 2 iß]j "April Sunlight") i IIfLSHING to go to the thea&e one evening a fat man thought he would I hove two seats so as to be comlortably .settled. So he said to his servant. "Get i me two tickets for the show to-night James. I shall then
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    NEW "CORNERITES"
    65 2 The following new members are admitted to the Girls' Circle and their badges are going forward to them to-day: "Social Chan," Passir Panjang. "Cherry Blossom," Denham Road. "Marinanne," Pukat Road. "Miss Port Swettenham," Port Swettenham. "Judith," Malacca. "Rosalind C", Orchard Road. "Janet Kwa* River Valley Road. "Blue Bell,"
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    GIRLS' CORNER Cycling
    179 2  -  (By "June Chan" fOOD- AFTERNOON folks, I just can't vJ keen away from the Corner for a long time, for I do not like to worry Aunt c. She will think that I have failed he*. Cycling, you know Is very popular row. Everywhere you will hear
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    " Tasting The Soup 99
    166 2  - Tasting The Soup 99 <Bv "Cherry Blossom." DEAR Cousins probably by my name you all know that I am a new mem- ber of the corner. I am very glad to tell you all. thai I have made up my mind to become a cumerite. lam writing a story here,
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    A Fall
    122 2  -  I 'By "Lizzie." ONE morninK 1 went out hiking by myacif Fir?l there was the smooth •nad* which gradually came lo stony Ift'ieb Then I had to climb up and down tittle hills By this Umr 1 was tired and hungry therefore I sot down for some sandwiches.
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    Marrying A Princess
    165 2  -  (By 1 "Marianne." ONCE there lived an Emperor called Maxmillian, who had a daughter crowncd with the nonpareil of charm, and he was one day visited by two Roman and Austrian nobles. These nobles were both greatly absorbed by the charm of the beautiful princess, and sought
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    Gardens
    106 2  -  By "Marianne." A GARDEN Is one of Dame Nature's gilts to the World- There is a great contrast between Eastern and Western ideas in gardening. Oriental people. I think, Lice winding bridges among tjce lovely rocky landscapes. Western people have ether ideas. They like well designed flower-beds. Gardens provide
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    A Silly Man
    128 2  -  'By "Titania Wong." THERE was *nce a man who was afraid of death. [One day he did scmethinc wron»*, so he became afraid that God would punish him. Me quickly went to his neighbour and asked him what had he to do. Thinly neighbour told him that
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    Habits
    219 2  -  (By "Philbin, Trengganu. A HABIT is something which ca be done without an eSort. It is We are young that habits are formed and a habit once formed is very ha break in later life; the longer you 1 it the stronger it becomes. When a tree is young
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    A Picnic
    221 2  -  'By "Sunflower." rpHE day was bright and fresh. And of a few t0 ana WeTnnk• J2 frJends accompanied us at eSS 151 118, hired cars, and at eight o clock we srarted We fra reTched^^n" ***** and in th e end *o reacned the appointed place Th,. frmr
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      109 2 bring deadly /|F MALARIA kill them with FLIT When poisonous mosquitoes threaten you with malaria, weak insecticides simply will not do. t You need FLIT for sure protection. No mosquito can escape FLIT's spray. Better be safe than mm\y^M^^C~ sorry. lie sure you get FLIT refuse all imitations. Flit spray
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      24 2 I THE LAST WORD IN THE ART OF BREWING. i. 1 Sole Importers: the East Asiatic Comoanv i imu^ j SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR te<L
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    BRIGHTON TRUNK MYSTERY
    1725 3 Four Parcels J LEGS AT CHARING CROSS (By Air Mail) London, June 20. WHERE was a sensational sequel i.: London last night to the discovery late on Sunday of a woman's dismembered body in a trunk at Brighton Railway Station. Officers from Scotland Yard visited King's Cross
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    SMART APPEARANCE
    102 3 Frenchman's Praise For WellDressed Eitsfishmen I Paris. M. Andrj De Fouq-uieres. the most faraovs bachelor in Paris and the man who *?ts the style in fashions, says: "Lock at the English! Their very appcarence restores conrtdence and gives comfort in these times of crisis ..The Englishman's smart appearance
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      7 3 I Sab :-HENRV SINGAPORE PENANG 11 un
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      221 3 "smiler: tme cumber. J I tfTMtt&£. THE START. A STIFF Bft v GOOD/ NO ONE LOOKING LUCK STILU HOLDS! i I Healthy children always climb—stairs fascinate them Let your Baby climb the steps of life strongly and steadily on Cow Gate. LQ Give Kirn a rea/K good start, and he
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    Shipping News & Notices. AUTOMATIC STEERING OF SHIPS
    1141 4 Shipping News Notices. AUTOMATIC STEERING OF SHIPS Application To Convoy System «"O N. R." writes the following ccmJV» ment to "The Journal of Commerce" on the automatic steering of :-;hins:— 114 Sir, —One of the most interesting of the comments made at the spring meetings of the Institution of Naval
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    RIVER RESCUE
    323 4 Award To A Chief Officer In Hongkong A RECENT copy of the "Shipping Review," of Shanghai, which has been received by the Imperial Merchant Service Guild, contains an account of the presentation at Hong Kong by his Excellency the Officer Administering the Government to Mr. R. E. Smith,
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    THE NORMANDIE
    295 4 Largest Liner In The World? I IT tniy have b?en noticed that in the two last issues of Lloyd's Register Ship-building Returns, an usterlsk has been used to denote that the tonnage of the one ship over tons building In France, which is, of course, the C.G.T. turbo-electric
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    NO MARGIN OF SAFETY
    204 4 Liverpool Steamer To Blame For Thames Collision A *u ac m? n which arose out of a collision in the Thames at Gravesend about midnignt on Jan. 4 last was heard by the President (Sir Boyd Merriman) in the Admiralty Court. Messrs. Robertson, of VVest Nile-street,
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    LAUNCH OF SWEDISH MOTORSHIP
    667 4 Princess Ingrid Performs Naming Ceremony THE motorship Vasaland, which was ordered by Angfartygs Ajß Tirfing, Gothenburg, for their Swedish Orient Line at the end of last year, was launched recently by Erisbergs Mek. Verkstads A|B oocnenburg. The launching ceremony was attended by H.R.H. the Princess Ingrid,
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      336 4 ■S'ii:AMEU SAILINGS. 1m t^sh INDIA I &O.S. N. CO.tJ FAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore In port 6,070 July <, H. NPURA 17,000 July 20 f 0.MA1.! 6.810 Aug. 1 K('t:l 15,000 Aug. 3 BlAV'il A 11,000 Aug. 17 ejOOO Aug. 30 AI PINDI 17,oo() Aug. 31 15,000 Sept. 14 Bin
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      60 4 AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY, LTD., (Incorporated id 8.8.) Steamship passages booked by all Lines. Airmail tickets obtainable here. P.M.S. Railway tickets may be purchased at this office. NO BOOKING FEES. Baggage, household effects and merchandise collected, stored, shipped or delivered at reasonable rates. Insurance effected. Further information regarding sailings and fares
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      151 4 I iff UOYO TfiIESTINO 1 (Incorporated iB Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE SINGAPORE TO ITALY A CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay Calling at Colombo. Bombay, Suez |E|4 as BoWa Suez, Port Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste.' BrmdlB1 Venice *nd Trieste. f Due Leave Due m.v. HILDA July 20 July
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      153 4 HAM BURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deutsch Aus trahsche Dampfschiff. Gesellachaft (Companie 3 incorporated in Germany) PASSE N G E R o AND a CAEGO SERVICE. HO cSfN^' i•v? HANGI,A, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. m s fSi* Manna^H ™i Bocm-M US V ia Manil Ju 'y 24 HOLLAND. H H A°»G RD
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      508 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. 4j£ NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. (Incorporated in The undernated are the Company's intended fixtures:—■ jj OUTWARDS. 1931 "ALSTER," for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China and Japan July 16 HOMEWARDS. 1934. "MAIN," for Geona, M'seilles, Oran, R'dam, H'burg Bremen July 9 "LAHN," for Genoa, M'seilles, R'dam, H'burg "and Bremen July 2
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    401 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 ft.ni. Thf following, mining share quotations L r,. i j»jc4 bv itaser and Co., exchange 'ti.d «*<** brokers. Buyers. BeUeri. EK'S**. Tin Sfi? J i Austral Malay 501- 521« Z Aver HUam Tin 151- 1*1» <1 Aver Wene 1* it Bangrin Tin
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    105 5 UKSUED BY FRASER fcOOjiDKHAHOI Aim fTTOCK BROitU®; Jtw ftiim "W. *?3K? 108 112 noffl 6 "?S^ rt *WSSt no U5 nom Si ??ws" 110 115 nom Municipal i\yl3> 4 per cent. W» ua Singapore Municipal «io?r> f> per eent 11 Singapore Municipal t!9?Bi 5 per cent. Ho
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    180 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION RUBBER PRICE UP AGAIN Increase Of Home Stocks (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Saturday, 11 a.n. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 23% cts., up Vs ct. Market Tone: Steady. Yesterday's Prices:— London, 7 1|16d., up l|l6d. Market Tone: Steady after easier. New York, 14 916
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    RUBBER CROP
    26 5 oU tp Ut «sss«?rts Estates. Ltd., for June 37.800 lb., making a °t «WW fln for the ten months of tne curw ancial yfar.
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    23 5 On the basis untitled ten year average $36.21 and Un ited KingPer capita imports were dom $61.76. Canada $37.00 ana ed States $12.35.
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    22 5 A shipment of 149 head of Canadian s ,*ers l«lt p £t in Rod£ WiW West Show, to be a~'th" Wembley Stadium.
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    12 5 The Irish Free State was one of the barrels va.ued at $1,379,w>.
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    DUTCH INDIES ON UP-GRADE
    285 5 Tin Mines Enter Paying Stage (By Air Mail). London, June 20. THE economic situation in the Dutch East Indies shows many signs of improvement, mainly due to the now fjwuj; able conditions and prospects for the colo nies* productions. mt vnrtont The tin industry is a
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    HALIFAX PORT
    80 5 Increase Of Traffic t>urin* March m»*v" Traffic in the of Halifax showed abje Net tonn»g J the month of 112 *****22 tl>n> registered ""°>{^ s6l to ns tor March, compared with j or March. 1932 1933, and *81.409 entered and A t £rt With 39. SfEUh im and
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    SYNTHETIC TAR
    66 5 The first carlo of syntteUc ,Xu-j* oTmaMer las'm Ts tar, which is the product of the Powell Duffryn Steam Cog CUd was de ivered twJte Bm special product Plant of the firm an tank-wagons and run nto ures ar c by oipe-line. special tVIpP to In cold weather,
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    MORE FRUIT
    70 5 Land devoted to orchard g Wales will be greased by acres if, as is likely, the Mt market ing scheme drawn up bs'the Natio Farmers Union is accepted oy Wales has about. 6*oo acres fSS* f«lt ;in the South. Organised mArketing oi 1 a national basis is expected
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    COPPER OUTPUT
    54 5 Output of Canadian copper in March last set a new.high monthly record^ with :a total of 30,032.982 pounds ed with 21/708,287 pounds U i i Ma *Sfi usaT Canadian ffi first quarter of 1984 totalled pounds or 32.4 per cent, above the outI put in the corresponding period
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    RUBBER REPORTS
    337 5 Review Of The Week's j Business i MESSRS. Lewis and Peat (Singapore». 11l Ltd., in their weekly rubber report, dated July 6 state: I There has been a steady constant improvement taking place during tne past week and, althongh there are certain possibilities In the background which may
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    MEAT FROM AUSTRALIA
    50 5 Traffic To Lancashire Likely To Increase Following a series of experiments whichTave been in progress for two nnd« a norm\rconc.itions. chUled tag Bignments eyer sem Dieppe. Chester ProduceJ?*sSS«o to Brads' and t(SS tons ot ford in Yo «7hirh will be passed Throve iSte," Ship Cana! Company's silos.
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    COAL-LOADING APPLIANCE
    47 5 The insistence of large coals j£sj*Ts*2* ue inched a Cardiff coa! to oreaKage. ""J" expe rience to deJlffhto °eisure y to invent an improvevote his i e dln appliances. ""S? had Sev?sed° a H f»2? down automatically from %2fia wagon A working model was shortly.
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    CANADIAN NICKEL
    15 5 Canadian cent/over the outputs j the corresponding period of the previ ous year.
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    CANADIAN ALUMINIUM
    40 5 Canadian exports of aluminium in blocks for the fiscal year ended Mar. si- 1 1 9 were valued at $6,174,995 compared with $2 786,550 in the previous twelve months. Exports of aluminiumjcrao also Increased to $320.903 from $90,669.
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    7 5 Persons exporting merchandise to particulars as declared.
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    SHANGHAI KELANTAN RUBBER
    534 5 Satisfactory Results Last Year A LOSS of OS. 2,848.01, as compared with a loss of tls: 19,735.88 for the previous j year was reported at the eighth annual general meeting of the Shanghai Kelantan Rubber Estates (1925), Ltd., held m the offices of Messrs. Seth, Mancell and
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    13 5 The total gross agricultural revenue of Canada for 1933 is estimated at $*****2,000.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    607 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Iriday, 11 amj The foUowmg rubber snaje Q»pta u a are Issued by Fraser and Co.. and Lyr and Bvati. Issue i Value rra*ex V Share* *Co, X ,m i lAllenby 185 75 GO W» < 1 Alor Gajah 1.15 12b 1.15 IA. Hitam
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    58 5 OAJLT PWCEB CCJMKNT. Singapore, Friday, J\oojm Buyers. Beue R.S.S. equal to London "J Standard, Spot (loose) do. (F. 0.8.) 28% 4 Standard R.S.S. on Aug. Sept. jr> Oct. Dec g£ 25T 31 Jan. March Tone of Market: Quiet. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet .-J* Pcf New
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      39 5 THE SOUTH BRITISH I INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (incorporated m Hew Z«*l«*4.> FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AMD WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. v o. lIABOOUOXTTH. OFFICE: 1. FINLATBON QMMMK. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and -sar™" j
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      46 5 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (incorporated la SINGAPORE BRANCHS Authorised and Subscribed «LWP.OOO Capital gijfO.OOQ kSrveFund and Bert ■W' ooo BEAR OFflOR* BRANCRESt Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, tamed on appttcM» saving A^ot^op^nd EXCHANGE an aH towni of aonunorcini ance throufht ut tne world. I W. BTEBU 13 llanajrer.
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      132 5 Oversea-Chlnese Banking Corporation LI Io HO HONG bJU Authorised JZX fi ™Ao*fL OFFICE CHINA BtItDINC CHL H r rOM) LOCAL of mRECTOKS rk o WM Cheng. Esq., Chairman. I* KonTchian, W, Tan Ean Kiam, Esq., Gan g ay Hong, EsqLee Choon Seng, Esq., Lim Keng Lian, Esq., Aw Boon Par,
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      360 6 E HASSAN. Hbctrical and water contractor. ■«-37, Bras Basah Road, I FIN OA PORE. I you are in need of electric ks, fanit, motors, etc., and water ■ice, please write to the above I FOR SALE. Bor Hagen Golf Sticks, complete set, I ir<>:;. No r >, including bae; z
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      368 6 j PUBLIC NOTICES. ORDINANCE NO. 155 (COMPANIES) in the Matter of HIGH STREET PROVISION STORE, LIMITED. •(In Voluntary Liquidation). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a t Meeting of Creditors of the abovenamed i Company will be held at No. 23, Laidlaw I Building, Singapore, on Monday. 23rd July, 1934, at
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      901 6 PUBLIC NOTICES. TENDERS. TENDERS will H received at the office of the.Commissioner of Lands, Singapore, up to noon of the lGth July, 1934, for the right to occupy from Ist October, 1934, on monthly occupation licence the list of Crown Land enumerated below and to work the granite quarries thereon.
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      522 6 NOTICE. THE OVERSEA>CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (In Voluntary Liquidation). LOSS OF~SCRIPS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application has been made to the Liquidators of this Company to issue a duplicate scrip in place of the following share certificate which is alleged to have been lost or mislaid:— Certificate No. 2171
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      347 6 EDUCATIONAL. 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 and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc Booklet free. M. ANCIANO. Princk JOIN NOW RAJAH'S COLLEGE OF
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      625 6 Satisfaction O uar a nt c c d AT MODERATE COST IF YOU TAKE ALL CLOCKS AND WATCHES THAT GO WRONG. TO THE EXPERT REPAIRERS OF THE TOWN, Ytek Won Bing 429 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road). Contractors for the Repair of Clocks and Watches to the British Army
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    VOTE ON ARMS
    184 7 Britain To Hold National Ballot London. TWENTY societies, representing nearly every shade of political and religious feeling in England, hope to organise a national ballot on the League of Nations and armaments this summer. The suggested ballot form, which it is hoped will be filled up by
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    SNOBBERY AND BEER
    94 7 Due leg Student Corns Expt'VJ From League Berlin. TV duelling student Corps .v aJw> Sm b<en expelled from the their I f m,l,c 'f.. t O Nu Student AssociJSITUSA uton,' to it. Although the Nazis have found some of their warmest supporters among Duelhng C orps Students,
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    THE PHAROS
    36 7 2 300-Year-01d Lighthouse To Be Repaired Alexandra. The !JTwiS!"w < Tin? auctenWorlt on Alexandria h»r- nce by the llghlhouse will "£<°"' d 10 ravages of the sea. Plo i eroy I were visible tor .9 miles.
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      203 7 J V TO THE CONNOISSEUR IT IS QUALITY THAT COUNTS is a cigarette of unique merit I MADE IN 419» 6 CENTS ENGLAND PER T,N >v ARDATH TOBACCO COMPANY I™. LONDON YES it. M..-W MMcA tea can easily bring on headacl,e, TVa>'< because tea contains tannin and ca»ein£o drug i
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      477 7 CHURCH SERVICES. Details For This Week-End. j S ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL, b 50 a in., Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m., Matins. /moral) r am Holy Communion <Cliorai>. 5.30 p.m. Evensong (Choral) and Ser10.30m°anm., Air Force Voluntary Ser--8.30 p C m, Service at Mission to Seaon Monday Wednes day, and Friday at "J^J*
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      456 7 TlMM |miiiii|,n ||f T -it 1 «v hi ummm i■ n iff i TB I tricosal SHI I fc&pid Setting Medium 8 BESIDES ITS RAPID SETTING QUALITY f TRICOSAL S 111 renders Cement or Concreteworks, Waterproot, 8 Oil proof and Acidproof. 1 TRICOSAL S 111 is therefore specially recommended as:
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    73 8 VESSELS ARRIVED Matsuye Maru, Japanese, 4 357 tons; from Yokohama 6.7, to Port Swettenham 7.7. Katong, British, 863 tons; from Bangkok 7.7, to Bangkok 10.7. Raub, British. 573 tons; from Pontianak 7.7, to Pontianak 9.7. Carthage, British, 7.687 tons; from Loondon 6.7,
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    92 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE j Singapore, July 7 East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Chenonceaux 18; Kinta 13. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Havre 30; Silversandal 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4) Tottori Maru 48. West Wharf (Entrance Gate
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    BANNED BUTTONS
    84 8 The Police Cut Them AH Off Prague. A man bough' ?n overcoat at a shop at Trnava, in Slovakia The design on one of the buttons attracted his attention. He looked more closely. It v/as the swastika (symW of the German Nazis) which is forbidden in Czechoslovakia. He
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH.
    76 8 M M rh T <*>" father of Mr. Lens Slant* of NV 170. Rulcflt it Ro*<i, jm.'.rrl pHf>.v nca- v r t«Hv il< ♦V?"» of 81! on July 4, 1594. flc Icjivpj bohind onx 1 ,n n z j fa ijfhtf r«, 2 io<iF-in I A xv.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    91 8 The local agents of the Imperial Airy/ays notify that the outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore at nbout 7 p.m. to-morrow. The mail will be available to boxholders and window delivery ticket holders immediately Correspondence for non-boxholders will be sent out by the 8.25 a.m. delivery
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    24 8 s>. Darvel for Kuching, Jesselton &c. Mails previously announced as closing at 10 a.m. to-day will now close at 3.30 p.m. to-day.
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    BEETHOVEN'S MELODIES
    120 8 Inspiration From Birds For His Fifth Symphony? New York. Wore the melodies of Beethoven inspired by the songs of birds? A correspondent to a New York newspaper writes: "A few days ago I was in a very rural part cf Connecticut. About dawn I had fat surprise of
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    CONGRESS OF WRITERS
    68 8 G.B.S. Refuses To Accept Soviet Invitation Moscow. Mr. George Bernard Shaw declined to accept an invitation to attend the General Congress of writers of the USSR which opens in Moscow shortly. Invitations have been sent to distinguished men of letters in 15 foreign countries—including Theodore Dreiser John
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    MONEY MARKET
    189 8 SELLING. Singapore, July London 4 months' sight 2J4 3116 London 3 months' sight 2 4 llil« London 60 days' sight 2j4 5^ London 30 day' sight A* y£ London demand London T.T. 2 1 4 7 >£ Lyon and Paris demand Hamburg demand Jjg New York demand "S!
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    PRODUCE.
    217 8 Singapore, July G. j R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $98 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $92 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $92 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $89 Siam, No. 1 $155 Siam, No. 2 $ISO Siam, No. 3
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    AMUSEMENTS
    70 8 ALHAMERA.— No More Women." APOLLC.— DcuLie talkie, "Mata Hari" and The Passionate Plumber. CAPITOL.—"The Cat and the Fiddle.* EMPIRE.—"GoId Diggers." GREAT WOfcLD.- -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." «r
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS.
    166 8 SSSS lmport f »"°"th tons Dry Rubber. W t R bbc ■as Pry ked Estate g S w V c t/, s and «S -5- B«ra„ «25Sumatra 342 JJJ U fjj (8 > Dutch Borneo 374 r» fi7 87 663 7,379 7 t 6n Java and Other
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    126 9 tne Remedy Needed U"' uraatisnu so badly that she walk, this woman began to f superfluous flesh. In a she writes: > > attack of rheumatism ill was so bad that for three put my feet to the ground, rig terribly fat—through m y usual
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    56 11 Sailing For Europe On July 20 j Seremban, July Q. {From Our Own Correspondent) HIS -Highness the Yang Di Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilau "ceompanied by Tungku Nasir, and Tungku Zacharia (Private leave for Singapore, where will enter the General Hospital for an OP Hif mghneS 5
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    DUCK DEFEATS A DOG
    54 11 Stockholm. A large dog decided to take a bath in the harbour g at Slussen, in South Stockholm I But a duck was already swimming with 'her ducklings just there. She attacked the dog with her beak and win* so vigorously that he scrambled out of
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    145 11 What Price Glory" Heroes Back Again. THE CINEMAS. Those purveyors of "he-men stuff" I Edmund Lowe and Victor McLaglen, arc 1 back again at she Alhambra in their latest pi*o:lv/*iion. the Paramount Picture "No More Women." Here they are, those heroes of "What price Glory," in another of those plaih
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    SIGHT "SEWN ON"
    136 11 Operation Ends 35 Years Of Blindness London. i A woman who has been blind for 33 years has had her sight -sewn on" by a remarkable operation at the Central London Ophthalmic Hospital. Several tiny membranes, less than 5 millimetres long, were taken from two patients in
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    MELBOURNE AIR RAGE
    70 11 Holland To Compete In Pastes! l*lanc a. iuiiv The Hague. Th® aeroplane "Postjagcr,' which 15 I claimed as HcUftnds foste.sl. lr.»< <j«nnitely been entered for the I'»ndanV jlbourne Air Rice. It n The -Pot-tjuger' flew lasto'a.i (10m \TOStcrdan- 10 B tnv a Indies' at an average speed
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    GIRLS TO CHOOSE
    54 11 "Marriage Market" Day In Ureton Town Paris June 1. ho anricnt Breton town of Monren on sundnJune 3. under the auoPM** of ?hc Bishop o: vanve, who g Umulate an interest In familj .ite among young Bretons. vcirhs anf i On market day tne a U„? SW
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    17 11 Nanking. 7 ..bread. Twenty omtL Com jharidef study *»*J!gk Marshal 'Chiang Kai Kuo Jih Pao.
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    A LOOK AROUND
    778 12 *J HE resumption of the through train service from Peiping to Mukden last Sunday has given rise to several alarming incidents during the past week, beginning with the bombing of the first train at Lutai, in the North China province of Chihli. This outrage was followed by
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    Notes and Comments For Dog Lovers
    173 12 rpHE Malayan Kennel Gazette, which Mr. C. Ward-Jackson edits so successfully, maintains its usual high standard in the quarterly number just issued. At the price of fifty cents, it is a magazine of interest to all dog lovers, whether they are residents and followers
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    Singapore's Transport
    145 12 rpHE suggestion put forward recently by a corre pondcnt that some system of connections should be organised by the local Transport Company is one the desirability of which is worth emphasis. People who use the trolley buses for any considerable distance very often find it necessary to change
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    "Leper Island"
    305 12 APPROXIMATELY four miles out of Penang lies "Leper Island." When we say four miles' out we mean four miles as a Straits boat takes one on the way to Port Swettenham or Singapore. Actually "Leper Island" is only a couple ol miles or so from the island of
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    438 12 By "Looker-On" CONGRATULATIONS to Fled Perry— the first British winner of the men's singles championship at Wimbledon for twenty-five yearsj It has been weary waiting, but at fist in Perry we have real championship material. A A Certainly to-day's news is sensational enough. There will be
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    TEST MATCH DRAMA: SIX AUSTRALIAN PLAYERS ILL
    169 13 A MYSTERIOUS EPIDEMIC FOUR MORE PLAYERS STRUCK DOWN Amazing Situation May Have To Field Three Substitutes Reuter. London, July 7. MYSTERIOUS epidemic has struck the Australian crickcters. Following the retirement from the field at Manchester yesterday of Bradman and Chipptrlield. it is now
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    UNEXPLAINED SICKNESS
    94 13 Epidemic Among Players At Wimbledon 1 lie news recalls that a mysterious epidemic of throat trouble was reported tr. London several days ago. A message of July 3 stated* I July 3 «stated*. A famous London specialist told Renter to-night that the mysterious throat epidemic had already spread
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    AUSTRALIA
    139 13 Future Bound Up With The East Reuter. London, July 7. A CANBERRA telegram states that the leport by Mr. J. G. Latham m his mission to the Far East, tabled in the House of Representatives, does not avcur the establishment of diplomatic relatione directly with Japan, as he is
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    SILK DUTIES
    34 13 House Of Commons Confirms Recent Changes j Reuter. London, July 6. The House of Commons, by 104 votes to 23? adopted a formal resolution confirming the recent changes in the silk duties—Reuter.
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    SIAMESE ROYALTY
    17 13 Reuter. Berlin, July 6. and Queen of MB luncUg with President Hindenburg at NeudecK to-day.—Reuter.
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    AMSTERDAM RIOT TRAGEDY
    134 13 Police Told To Use Revolvers Reuter Amsterdam, July 6. rE casualties in rioting are so far reported to be one dead and eight seriously wounded. The disturbance spread early this to four more working-class districts. The streets were plunged in darkness and hundreds of windows in snops
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    MR. ALAGAPPA CHEITIAR
    137 13 Garlanded On Arrival In Singapore A representative gathering of leading members of the var.ous. local communities gathered yesterday evening at the Tanjong Pagar railway station tc welcome Mr. K. V. Al. Rm. Alagappa Chettiar on h s arrival here There was a sprinkling of Europeanas well on
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    "HUMAN TARGET"
    117 13 Escapes Death By Half An Inrh Sydney. Maurice Rooklyn earns his living as a variety artlM by allowing a rifle M be tired at hirn. The bullet lilts nl. teeth without hurting him. A crowded theatre at Bondi, Nev. South Wales, waited to see him do this In
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    FOREIGN DUMPING
    60 13 Shanghai Cotton Mills Ask For Relief Shanghai. July »3. The cotton mills In Shanghai have lodged a petition with the Ministry of Industry, asking for relief against the dumping of foreign cotton piece-gooi? m the Chinese market, which dumping .5 facilitated by the reduction by the Government of
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    GENERAL GOERING
    60 13 Rumour Of Accident Officially Denied 1 Reuter. Berlin, July 0. I The rumour that the Prussian Premier. Gen. Goering, has met with an accident has been officially denied— Reuter T 1 fl Berlin, July 8. It is rumoured that General Goering has met with an accident. There are
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    COTTON DUTY
    54 13 Reduction Lets Japanese Goods Into China Shanghai. July 7. A huge volume of Japanese goods is Douring into Shanghai, following the Promulgation of the new tariff, which ?educe- the import duties on cotton dumping of Japanese good, sinee f July .1, when the new tariff came constitutes a
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    MUTINY IN THE MANCHUKUO
    358 13 Rebels Fleeing JAPANESE IN HOT PURSUIT Shanghai, July 7. A FORCE of Manchukuo troeps commanded by General Cham Hai Pang in Johol have mutinied. They refused to comply with the orders of the Japanese authorities that they be disbanded and reorga nised. They are now fleeing
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    SHUNTIEN PIRACY
    42 13 Two More Hostages Released Shanghai. July 7. rftWO more hostages ol the 1 piracy have bcen ct a vigorous caar»paign A Mimbor Juiinyi the- p 3s Ut^1 l 4 h V nftV v bom bod coast.-' sin Chew JIC foh
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    CHINA "REDS"
    134 13 Drive On Last Fukien Stronghold Shanghai, July 6. The Government division under General Tse Pan have and Shunchang, in west Fuk>en *g Reds, who are massed in tne m kai and Chinglau districts. rhiang in compliance with Marshal Chiang orthe^ d ommun?st strongholds in Fukien nre sme n
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    ANTI JAPANESE QUOTAS
    95 13 Coylon Objects COUNTER-PROPOSALS UNSATISFACTORY Reuter. Colombo, July 6. 7THE imposition of the anti-Japanese textile quotas is hanging fire owing to the difference between th* British and Ceylon Governments. The British Government has refused to give assurances for preferences on certain Ceylonese products, an' l the Ceylon Government
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    CHINA FLOODS
    90 13 Many Homes Swept Away Shanghai, July 7. AS the result of torrential rains A in the provinces of Kiangsu and Shantung during the past few days, the Grand Canal and the old bed of the Huangho River have overflowed their banks. Hsuchow and other districts in north Kiangsu
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    SAVAGE FIGHTING
    68 13 Two Men Killed At San Francisco Reuter. San Francisco, July 6. HOSTILITIES ended this evening, when the National Guard, ?rmed with machine-guns, occupied th? waterfront, cut the Union threatens to call a general strike. The casualties to str kers In the ravage fighting are two dead and one
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    JAPANESE CROWN PRINCE
    72 13 Building To Commemorate His Birth Tokyo. A "sanctuary for the spiritual culture of children" in the Tokyo prefecture is to b> built in commemoration of the birth of tie Japanese Crown Prince last December. It will consist of a lecture hall, a gallery of historical pictures and
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    SHANGHAI HERO
    112 13 Expected In Paris By October Geneva, June 16. j General. 4 Tssil Ting Kal, Tun Chi Hsiu and Chiu Chao Sheo, leading conl- wanders (if the H>th Route Aro.y who are rnw on an inspection tour it» Europe after their dff**ut in frukien a( the beginning of this
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    110 13 Mr. E. N. Taylor, M.C.S., Acting Deputy Public Prosecutor, Penang, has been appointed to officiate as Official Assignee and Registrar of Companies, Penang, in addition. Among those whose leave Is gazetted are Mr. J. S. W. Reid, M.C.S., Mr. J. W. Jolly, State Agricultural Officer, Pahang, Mr V G Savl,
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    FLOOD HARROR IN INDIA
    77 13 Village Buried Under Boulders Reuter. Peshawar, July 6. j NINETY persons and over 1,000 head of cattle has perished in floods in three villages in northern Afghanistan. The village of Chakarkashkalak was buried under boulders loosened from the hillside and there are only three survivors out
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    CHINESE DEPORTED
    114 13 Japanese Wives Left Behind Shanghai, June 20. Sixteen Chinese deported from Japan 1 arrived here yesterday. All sixteen are natives of Wenchow and j were in the restaurant business. After they were deported their property was confiscated by the Japanese. All the victims are Kuomintang members and they
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    202 13 Motor-Cyclist Hurt In Coll.sion A nasty accident occurred in Grove Road at 6.25 last evening when a Mr Seth an Eurasian motor cyclist, was involved in a collision with a car. Mr Seth received a compound fracture ol the left leg. and several lacerated wounds over the left
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    CHINA MERCHANTS
    53 13 New Line To Conved Malaya Nanking. June 19- 1 It is learned that the four new ships constructed in Enslnnd by chant Steamship Naviation come to China >u?fun? the end of thwye* Thp shins will be commissioned for ser*s ttw«m China .„d ft, Sou» S« Islands (including Malaya)—
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    BRITISH MAGAZINE BANNED
    157 13 Chinese Explanation P ESPOUSES CAUSE OF MANCHUKUO Reuter. London, July 6. j IJEUTER learns that the Chine; 1 Government, replying to tl'J British Legation regarding the post** ban on the magazine Oriental Affaii. j asserts that the magazine is co:f sistently hostile and indirect;' damaging to the
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    WILD BOAR HUNT
    121 13 Chinese Aceidentully Sho' B# Friend A (From Our Own Correspondent) J Taiping, July A young Straits-bom Chinese 'y shot in the thigh while hunting boar with two friends on the Grv Lenggong Road the other day. 1 is the third accident during Lne )V two years. Two
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    111 13 Mr. J. P. Biddulph, an officer of untitled V, M.C.S.. has been promoted an oftr of Class IV. The Secretary of State has appro the appointment of Mr. Vivian Star* lavs Kelly as an accountant. Pul Works Department, S.S. Mr. R. C. Gates has been appoin Second Establishment Officer. Cj
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    219 14 untitled TO CAR COLLISION j Driver Fined VUSUAL END TO HEARING SE in which a Malay motor driver was charged, before urth Magistrate (Mr. C. H. n) yesterday, with rash had a rather unusual endaccused was convicted and 15, aid his worship found lplainant, also a
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    180 14 te Summonses In Johore j Court m Our Own Correspondent* Johore Bahru, July 5. wresting private summons case un this morning before Sheikh tar bin Yahya (Second Magishen Inche Abdul Majid bin Ahanaging partner of the Central ohore Bahru, brought an action' It against Mr. N. N. Mohamed,
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    63 14 rubfccriptions Amount To $41,712 M- Slme. Hon. treasurer of4he 's Aid Society, forwards the< t of subscriptions for the year B follows: I y acknowledged $7,102 54 L. W. Geddes: >ceedB Singapore ant 6.334.52 ent Grant 1000 00 Bime; >fis $200 P 50 D. Mans 25 C.
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    THE ASSIZES
    54 14 [cc Guan, a young Chinese emm a shop in Weld Road, was at the Assizes yesterday before tice Prichard with attempting it an offence against a 13 yearese girl on Apr. 8 last. .A. Worley (Acting Deputy >rosecutor> appeared tor the I nd Mr. w. E. Demuth reprem
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    TO "DRIVE OUT THE DEVIL"
    321 14 or Inquest On Chinese Youth IN the course of an inquiry into the death of a 17-year-old Chinese named Yap Lay Cheng, held befcre the Singapore Coroner (Mr. W. G. Porter) yesterday, one of the witnesses said that certain medicine had been given, the youth
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    SOBS IN COURT
    173 14 Man Sentenced On Three Charges A CHINESE who was convicted on three serious charges broke down and sobbed before Mr. J. M. Brander (the Third Magistrate) yesterday. There were two charges of theft of I drafts for $200 and $300, and two charged of cheating in respect
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    CONVENT STORMED
    141 14 Pitched Battle Between Police And Robbers Syracuse. Sicily. A pitched battle, reminiscent of the lawless days of the Middle Ages, took place when a band of robbers tried to storm the convent of St. Conrad, near Noto. For two or three nights in succession the servants at the
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    WOMAN'S DEATH
    310 14 Sequel To Quarrel With Husband AN inquest into the death of a Chinese woman, named Sow Yok. who died on June 6, from the effects 112 ca c soda poisoning, was held by Che Aha mad, at the Coroner's Court, Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday Asiatic InfP ec tor
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    FIREMAN STILL MISSING
    201 14 Police On The Right Track rr is now six days since the murder of two Chinese children and the wounding of their mother at the Singapore Fire Station. It will be recalled that the tragedy came to light early on Sunday morning, when a young Cantonese woman
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    CHINESE CASHIER
    165 14 Charged With Criminal Breach Of Trust 1 j j j j Before Mr. F. K. Wilson at the Kuala Lumpuu Police Court, on Thursday. a Chinese named Liew Fook Shin, until recently In the employ of Messrs. Robinson and Co. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, was charged with criminal breach
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    CLERICAL UNION
    130 14 The Annual Meeting And I Dinner Important matters relating to the clerical community in General will he brought up at the annual meeting of the Clerical Union, to he held at the Union Hall on July 14, The anniversary dinner will takr plact the same night on the
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    HANKOW FIRE
    59 14 Hundreds Of Houses Destroyed Hankow, June 19. A DISASTROUS fire which started late f£ last night and did not get under control until early this morning destroyed 240 homes at Hanfutung in Hankow. Investigations are still in progress regarding the actual extent of the damage. H is still
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    BANGKOK MILL STRIKE
    59 14 Seven Of The Leaders Deported To China (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. July 6. In connection with the rice mill strike last year, seven of the leaders were deported to-day. **uer!> The deportees made every effort including appeal to the Prince Regent to avoid the sentence. The
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    FATE'S TWO FACES
    51 14 Prague. The police caught four thieves robbing the safe of Tomas Mysek, a middleman at Sreciav, in Moravia. The safe contained about £100. Mysek will need the money—to pay the fine for the illic it still the oolice discovered while searching the premises for one of the
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    27 14 On the occasion of France's National Day #ext Saturday, the customary reception will be held at the French Consulate, 41. Robinson Road, from 11 am to 12.30,
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    ORDERED TO PAY $1 A MONTH
    325 14 Bankrupt With $2,000 Liabilities AMONG the public examinations which came up before Mr. Justice Gerahty yesterday In the Bankruptcy Court was one in which a debtor, who admitted debts of more than $2,000. was ordered to pay $1 a montn. He was V A.
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    CAPTURED AT LAST
    192 14 Drug Chief Who Defied Police For 30 Years i Cairo. For 30 years the police had had their eyes on Ahmed Sazakhinl. Outwardly, he was a respectable cafekeeper at Marg, a village near Cairo, and his cafe was a popular resort with the elite of the city.
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    GATEKEEPER PAYS FARE
    135 14 Escaped Prisoner Returns To Gaol In Taxi Stockholm. A prisoner serving his sentence at Langhomen prison escaped and after a day at liberty telephoned to the Governor saying he would be back a; 6 o'clock that evening. Punctually at six a taxi-cab drew up at the prison
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    81 15 Letters To The Editor. \Our readers are invited to write to J an subjects of public interest. It be understcod that the -Malaya Tribune* does not necessarily en- opinions expressed by corresponding LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF ASPOSSIBLE, preferably typewritten tdouole spacing), and on one side of
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    Europe Hotel Site
    68 15 fTo the Editor, "Malaya Tribune."> sir—I v r as very glad to read your Sing article regarding the acquisition Sofernmcnt of the Europe Hotel ate. fVave been wondering myself why it Should be necessary to acquire an ex- Ite to build a Supreme Court hen a theatre
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    Sound Brakes
    98 15 To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") cm i\ is of the utmost importance u-n? Tv authorities should take all sicjjs to sey thut the brakiiip ...it- of motor venicles are efficient, •i.-iv <"•' n one reads of accidents in ~.■ll 112 uiUv brake» are said to have a I*l*
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    Transport
    168 15 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Judging from the report of the Municipal Commissioners' discussion in your dally Journal of. the 30th ultimo, tli crm «molated replacement by 50 twen'y- scutĕr omnibuses will cause H. at nctavenlence to the numerous re'dents oi the Geyiong district a. (.'.i hours in the
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    Cemetery Thieves
    140 15 (To the Editor. •'Malaya Tribune.^ e r t am not surprised at the t onoi Mr. Lee Ene etier of July 1- have alr, bl?en ViC 1 Th p~ rondais* first commenced nJnftiJns by removing vases, permenial value, ana s| t interfered with. Si started "> "So^gr^ SmST\
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    Ricktha Pullers
    255 15 gir —The defence put pal crs Oye ln the of ts worthy of b*s r be j n being given In the absence ol b eings wbe» (o these P° or 112 i consider It di<thrown out of a n ow them to on c»se of starve out.
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    Local Bus Services
    316 15 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—I submit for the benefit of your readers who are interested in the question of comfortable transport the following facts: The seven-seater buses (or mosquito buses) are more comfortable, cheaper and faster than the 21-seater omnibuses now plying for passengers along tne
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    SLOGAN COMPETITION
    225 15 Tolley's Brandy Awards Announced THE widespread interest aroused by the Tolley's Brandy Slogan Competition sponsored by the agents lor Malaya, Messrs. McAlister and Co Ltd./is wel demonstrated by me Urge number of replies received o "£jg to several thousand. Entries came from all parts of Malaya. Those who
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    £2,100 DAMAGES FOR SINGER
    456 15 Lord iHewart On Critics' Limits rE libel action brought by Mr. Steuart Wilson, the tenor, against the British Broadcasting Corporation and Mr. W. A. Wheatleigh was heard in the King's Eench Diwsicn. The jury found in Mi. Wilson's favour, awarding him £2,000 damages against the 8.8.C.
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    FRENCH ARTISTS
    119 15 ?ictures Exchanged For Bread And Haircuts Paris. Paris artists, who owtal to aye fallen on hard times, have hit on an ingenious method of disposing of their invited the, publ£ to subs Irawn out «*C*ive. well Another £T™UP of artlStS IS OMH jWffln Exhibition" which has with its
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    BOOKSTORE RAIDED
    34 15 Mohammedan Outrage In Tientsin Tientsin, June 19. Three bookstores in the Ta Hutung busiwr—k tho *tor?« Mohammedanient' o £SH»g gS and a Je«d thrives t«*s*»t* stores is Th e:t!mated s£? *3,ooo._«China Times."
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    PIG COSTS TWO LIVES
    20 15 Lisbon. A pig fell into a well at Senhora Da Hora, Matozinhos v to were drowned.
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    THE STRATOSPHERE
    206 15 Italy To Make A.titude I Rccord Flights i Rome. ASrECIAL department of the Italian Air Force was created "for the study and practical realisation o< problem.- inherent stratospheric navigation. The "high altitude department as it called, in ntior.ed at the Monteeelm al.port, fl lta constitution f.dlows the e»UblvPhment
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    GIRL'S "DEATH SMILE"
    86 15 Possessor Given A Chance To Win Fame Prague, j A smile has I Berankca, a young Czech student, her chance fortune on the i Sane success in 1 leading VV "lhut your eyes," he said to he;. 2S JETU -ToundV the seine S ,m«e face was so
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    AGED PRIEST SHOT
    94 15 Plucky Fight With Robbers In His Hou-c Cologne. a at Inden, near Julirh, tney tried to rob htm. morning h e W pvie a s b trDean°KloecKer. who sSffli noises in the room next to hlS He be c d UnZd out ofhed anient in-o e n
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    HAY FEVER CONGRESS
    54 15 Heligoland has been chosen as the venue for a Hay Fever congress on July 16 and 17 at famous medical au hor t.es will lecture on this annoymg ailment, ami kindred dfaeaaes. The island, because of i s I dearth of grass, is a veritable paradise for
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    THE ANGLO-GERMAN AGREEMENT
    210 15 Why Separate Negotiation Were Necessary London, July 4jj[ THE Anglo-German agreement' M vfdes. as regards the medium and te.m debts, that the tcims of fIW on 3 too Reichsbank embodied I» 1 communique issued or May' rnal' apply to all etc due j respect of investmen t
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    THE QUEEREST untitled
    39 15 Porcupine Salad And Antel Steaks their annual banquet in 'sS. shoot., (rom China pre oSfses Iro,nthe "aodM fruits from Tahiti. women quests tned tt, smle'thc chef to tell them the I of his recipes afterwasda. I
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    FAMILY NAMES
    98 15 BiU To Make Turks Cho«, Them Istai A bill to compel all Turks to eh family name within the next two is expected to become law before t) to nLfci; «PProjed by Kava Bey, the Minister of the Inte X Turks will be allowed name they like, f
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    179 16 untitled Cricket Thrills At Old Trafford ndren And Leyland Figure In A Great Partnership I NGLAND made a fine recovery in the Third Test match which was. begun at Old Trafford, Manchester, yesterday and, after losthree wickets in sensational fashion in one over, when a
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    H AND CAPTAIN Dl SMISSED FOR A "DUCK"
    706 16 London, July 6. JAXT sunshine favoured the linj' of the Third Test to-day. gather was very hot but the perfect and a crowd of paid for admission, many of c pie keeping up a night-long ensure that they would gain dmission. earns
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    MYSTERIOUS EPIDEMIC
    38 16 SIX Australians arc now ill. Following the retirement of Brad man, and Chipperfieid yesterday, WcodfuU, Pons/ord, Brown and Kippax are now on ihi' sick list. Details of this extraordinary situation will be found on page 13.
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    TANGLIN CRICKET
    172 16 Time Saves Fort Canning Yesterdays cricket nrntih v TP null» between the Johure CC, and Fort Canning was left drawn. fiscrca: JOHORE CC. I Fcarce b Circhnwn 14 Ahmr.d c Byrne b DiooLi 17 Giundy b Most; />. Katidusamy c Cannon b Africa 2 Wa.-d Tfc* b Moss
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    329 16 Mtihabbah's Last Match In The League (From Our Own Correspondent^ Johore Bahru, July 5. fPHE Muhabbah team which has been A doing so well during the season in the J.B.D.F.A. League, played their last match this evening when they met the Education Depaitment in the second round on
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    CHINESE CHIN WOO A.A.
    55 16 Chinese Chin Woo Athletic Association team v. the Engineering Mechanics Association to-morrow on the Kwong Wing Siew ground:— Loh Wah Kit, Tai Yew Chai, Yong Eng Mon, Cho Yew Weng, ST~A. Soon, Cheong Chong Yew, Yip Peng Yew, Khan Kok Hoy, Chan Shu Ying, Loh Ting
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    COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS
    295 16 Gloucester Trounce The Champions London, July 6. GLOUCESTERSHIRE trounced Yorkshire at Bristol by nine wickets today and Sussex improved their posit*on at the top of the County championship table by taking full points in their game against Worcestershire. Scores GLOUCESTER BEAT YORKS Gloucester beat Yorkshire at Bristol
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    WEIGHT-LIFTING
    89 16 The S.A.W.L.A. will hold its sixth annual anniversary on Aug. 4 at the eremites of the Association, 37-F Caroliael Road, off Fowlie Road. The following fees shall be charged and must be made payjble not later than Aug. 2. Payments J&y instalments will bo accepted. $2 (minimum) for every
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    BEAU STELLA B.P.
    107 16 The Beau Stella B.P. defeated the Vista B.P. on Saturday last by 5 ties to 2. Scores: (Beau Stella names first,): E.-T.-Tan beat T. S. Choo 15—6, 15—12; Francis Syn beat T. S. Siew 14—14 (o—3) 15_7, 15—7; H. S. Lee beat Khoo Peng Koun 15—1, 13—13
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER
    287 16 To-Day's Matches AT SINGAPORE AND SEGAMAT SINGAPORE and Negri Sembilan. meet in the Malaya Cup competition at.the Anson Road Stadium this afteernoon, when the admission charges will be $1 (West stand), 50 cents (East stand) and 20 cents (ground). Johore and Malacca are meeting at Segamat this
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    OLD RAFFLESIANS
    166 16 Start Of Cricket Match With S.C.C. Taking first knock, the O.R.A. compiled 91 for three wickets in their mutch against !lie S.C.C. begun yesterday on the Padang, Of this P R. Lewis made 40. J. Vaiberg <27> arid 5 Lo Cain <10» remaining undefeated when stumps were drawn.
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    AUSTRALIAN TEST GIANTS STRICKEN
    40 16 Four of the Australian Test players who have been stricken by a,i»ysterious epidemic of sore throat- Left to ri«bt -ur w «r Brown and W. H. Ponsford. W M w «*Hun, D. G. Bradman, W. A.
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    Wimbledon Championship Won By British Player
    370 17 PERRY'S GREAT VICTORY CRAWFORD BEATEN IN THREE SETS MagniUctnt Form Wins Twelve Games In Succession Reuter. A BRITISH player has won t:ie.. championship at Wimbledon for the first time since 1900. In the final yesterday F. J. P»rry (Britain) beat J. Crawford (Australia), v
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    182 17 St. Mathew's Beat Siong 800 A.A. THE soccer elevens of the St. Mathew's Young People's Guild and the: Siong 800 Athletic Asociation ly on Wednesday on theiSß. B.J .8 club> s ground at Cantonment winning 3-1 although the siong 800 fielded a number of the stnn. pl §?UaWi
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    SELANGOR SOCCER
    408 17 Chartered Bank Beat The! Chinese II TiHE Chartered Bank defeated the Selangor Chinese Recreation Club second string by three goals to two in i the Second Division of the Selangor 1 League on the padang on Monday, thus completing their games in the second round without conceding a
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    P.W.D. SPORTS CLUB
    58 17 Public Works Department Sports Ctab team at cricket against the Ceylon Tanvls- As- ociaticn to-morrow at Bales- U V Samson de Silva F. W Ayr- J V. T. Campbell, G Morgan Vc-ot') T. Sia Maria. A. Inglis, A. G Cooke N Pestana, P. DAlmeida, A. F. SP
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    MALACCA SOCCER
    57 17 Tho Btagpies-Hi mixed rear- and Asiatics organised by Mr. r. G Famadasa met AfrSt. Francs' Assoat sor-cer on Monday and won 8-3. Mthoueh the Franciscans opened the S c~hrou,h N. Danker the swamped thea" opponent?. The> scored four times in each half. The b.r.A. managed to .core two
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    JUNIOR CRICKET
    52 17 Youth's XI to-day v. the Ceylon Sports Club II at Balestier at 2.30 p.m.: S Renganathan, S. Nadarajah, S. Kanagsabli, Julian de Souza, Cyril de Souza Joe de Souza, Clarence Scully, inhn Phane G B. Krishnan, Capt.; Basil Rozario, M. K. Smidarum. Earnest Penera, .Walter Danna and Maxie
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    INDIAN ASSOCIATION
    26 17 Indian Association team v ure ••sssm* ass s*&£ ssg cinan Varma, Davar, Amarchand, MistHide, and Abbwjihcy. Reserves: Paraman, Sinha Jr.. ana M. B. Singh.
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    SWIMMING
    21 17 Thpre will be one length free style handicap race for the C class aggregate at the Singapore Swimming Club tomorrow.
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    THE LATE LORD HARRIS
    441 17 Memorial Unveiled At Lord's WE are assembled here for the purpose of doing honour to one of the greatest figures in the world of cricket of the last half century, said Lord Hailsham, Fre dent of the M.C.C., in unveiling the "Lord Harris" Memorial at Lord
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    ASTON A.C.
    30 17 Billiards Tournament Results TN the English billiards tomnament I S emi-finais at £2*^^*s3* beat Ang Chin Thian 300-210. ay 8 p.m. to-day. 'wm be Played at 9.30 p.m.
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    PERAK RACES
    69 17 Scratchings For This Afternoon Eleven horses and scratched twm jMs Summer at the opening day of the rera*. Meeting. Miss Togo has been taken awayjrom all engagements, while me j accepting for to-day are. ooiiboo Aureate, Stoker, Winways Combination, George Robe>, Cu?renTy Boy, Zeeland and Laneham. The double
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    TANGLIN TENNIS
    24 17 Tn the mixed doubles open final at Mrs J. D. Laing and T.J.A. Green mm* Mrs J. Huggina and H.S. Sewett 8-6,
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    119 17 The State Championship Tournament (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. July 5. IN the Southern Section of th«- Johore Lawn Tennis Association's eharnnonships, the Japanese pair. Tauocoro and S. Gotok met A. B X Latift >nd T Pnrushothaman on tn«' jono.. Uvii serv:ce Club Courts this evening md
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    18 17 There will be no play in Singapore badminton tournament at the Drill dall to-day and ,0-morrow.
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    U.S. BASEBALL
    171 17 American And National Leagues New York, July 6. LATEST results in the U.S. major baseball Leagues are as follows: AMERICAN LEAGUE R. H E. Washington J JJ !J New York 8 2 Gehrig scored a home run for mc Yankees. m Philadelphia 6 11 McNair scored a home
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    S.C.C. SOCCER
    49 17 S.C.C. team v. the Straps Cattle Trading Co. on Thursday at the S.C.C in the Second Division of the S.A.F.A. Bachove; R. V Welch T. W. Morray G. J. Merrifteld, J. Cncnton, R. Davidson; S. Webb. G. Carr, Y. W. Brand, P. D. Cork, J. B. Pickering.
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    ST. ANTHONY'S SPORTS
    450 17 8. Then {Outstanding BROTHER OF S.C.F.A. all-rounders FAVOURED by ideal weather, th? twentieth anuual athlete sports cu 4 St. Anthony's School wei* held #r tn., j Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday alternoon in the presence of a large gather-, ingA feature of UIC days aporl wan the remarkable
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    The 1930 Test Match At Manchester
    1044 18 Details Of Game That Was Abandoned After Three Days jHE 1030 Test at Manchester was the fourth and not the third of that series. The first, at Nottingham, was won by England, and th" second, at Lord's saw Australia triumph by seven wickets. The
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    SELANGOR TENNIS
    385 18 Tournament At The V.M.C.A. FINE wealher was experienced at Kuala Lumpur and further good progress was made in the V.M.C.A. tennis championship tournament. On Ec Kong has again reached the final and if he wins against Leong Hoe Yeng next week, it will be his ninth victory in
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    HOW CHINESE WAS TRICKED
    217 20 Silver Mine Under Stove I l Changshu, Kiangsu, June 21 JUR. Hsu Chun Hual found his bank IWA roll reduced by $2,000 when he discovered that the man whom he sent to Shanghai to buy mining tools disappeared with the money. It appeared that two days
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    NOVEL CONTEST
    156 20 250 Frogs In Jumping j Competition San Francisco. About 250 frogs took part in a jumping contest at Angols Camp, California —and 20,000 spectators watched them jump. The contest, inspired by Mark Twain's classic story, "The Jumping Frog of Calavora's County," is held annually to revive memories of
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    159 20 Ultra-Violet Rays And Alleged Forged Passport Newcastle, Northum'oei iantl For what is believed to be tils firM time, an ultra-violent ray apparu* us has been used in a police rourt to >uppoit an allegation of forgery. At Newcastle law courts, a police sergeant declared that he had found
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    GYPSY MUSICIAN DEAD
    103 20 Composer Who Was The Friend Of K ngs Budapest. Karo'.y Bura, President of the Hungarian gypsy musicians, has died at the age of 53. He was the composer of more than 100 songs. He has left his fiddle to his eldest brother; his gold cuff links—a gift
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      123 20 Emerald Hill Road, 11 a.m., to be followed by music practice. Musicians to bring their instruments. Tiffin will be provided. Attendance compulsory. Marigold Badminton Party: Usual committee meeting, Mr. Lee Jouy Seah's residence, 146, McNair Road, 10.30 a.m. Malay Union Musical Party: Special music practice, Mr. H. A. Yusoff's residence,
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      319 20 CLUB DIARY {There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune." Thia Diary i* provided specially tor them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    SALE OF GOLD MINE
    1691 21 Defendant Examined INTERESTING SUIT AT IPOH From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, July 4. tITHEN the hearing was resumed yesterday in the case in which Ban Hin Gold Mine is suing Oh Beng (executor of the estate Cheng Keat) and Chin Nam ng for the recision of
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    1061 21 Firm Doing" A Bigr Bus'ness \From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, July 5. When the case was Mr Hon Boon Poh, said that he had been asked bv .the Assistant Official Assignee. Perak. to Invest!ga-e Chinese bankrupts' accounts on two occasions. The orinciples of bookkeep ng were the same
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    LONG DISCUSSION
    388 21 Afraid Of Losing All His Commission Mr, Lancaster then" said that. If that was the case, they would not buy the property and that his company would send somebody else to get the option after the present option had expired. There was a long discussion and at the
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    PATTER THAN TO WORK
    157 21 nd" Beggar Earns £3.165. In A Day New Y)rk. -eated on an upturned box, a pair of ria.k glares over his eyes and a notice saymg -Smd" hung around h, neck, Michael Bolrsik sought sympathy from V***"*-** in one of New York's busiest streew. Many people
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    DUELLING CORPS DISSOLVED
    21 21 Berlin Tho "Suevia"-a students' duelling corns it Tuebineei has been dissolved by order S tlrUniversity Nazi student leader.
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    ROAD PROGRAMME
    270 21 Germany's £160,000,000 Highways Scheme THE seventh International Road Congress will be held this year in Germany, at Munich, from Sept. 3 to 8. The chosen venue is most appropriate for Germany certainly realises the importance of good roads. She has just embarked on a "five-year plan" at an
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    MASS HYSTERIA
    60 21 OJrls Swa low Spoons And Toothbrushes Budapest. The girls of a State Board School not far from Budapest are keeping the ambula They "have taken to swallowing all sorts of objects such as spoon and tooth brushes and some have even poisoned themselves. The authorities have ordered an
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    BREAK FAITH WITH STUDENTS
    234 21 University Rector And Colleague Resign Belgrade. rE Rector and vice-Rector of Belgrade University have resigned following the recent students' "stay-in" strike—because they were unable to keep faith with the strikers. They gave the students written guarantees that, if they dispersed quietly, they would not be molested
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    475 22 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore. June 29. MEAT Beef, steak •round), kati 28 Beef, stew or curry, kati zj Porlc, Jean. Kati Pork, lean and fat «Ist quality), kati 34 Mutton. Australian, lb. 36 iowl, kati Hens ilocally reared», kuti w Ducte iJava). each J5 pigeons, domestic unfledged,
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    COUPLE MARRY AGAIN
    102 22 To Have Their First Wedding Legalised Prague. After 18 years of happy married life. Jindrich Vacek an insurance clerk, and his Russian wife have been married again. The bride gave her maiden name and described herself as a spinster. Both listened attentively to the homily on the
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    FROG HUNTING INDUSTRY
    43 22 Budapest. Frog hunting is now an important industry in villages in the Debrecen district. The frogs are sold to scientific institutions who want them for experiment* They have been sent to various European conm-ries to Esypt. Japan and South America.
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    CO-OPERATION IN SOUTHWEST
    639 22 Between Kwangsi An,! Kwantung Canton l<ui< In view of the threatening M both externally and u/. x5,.,|.-. Generals Chen Chi Tang ol Kv.'um and General Li Tsung Jen ti Ku have decided to co-operate clollJ. tiding over the crisi*. They also agreed to give fmau< operation to
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    A CASPIAN "WHIPSNADE"
    104 22 Zoo In Which Animals Live In Natural Surroundings Baku Transcaucasia. A 75-acre soo. in which Ihe animals will live in the "natural surroundings/* is being constructed at Baku, on the shores of the Caspian Se3. In addition an enormous aquarium is to be built on the seashore
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    NAZI BAN ON COLOURED GIRL
    63 22 Berlin. A restaurant keeper at Raaeberg Saxony, has been forced by local fcazis to dlmiss a coloured girl whom he had engaged as a waitress and entertainer He had advertised her as the "pearl of the south seas" and the Nazis organised a threatening demonstration
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    BOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S CHAT
    93 23 A Look At This Week s Post-Bag My Dear Nephews. The other day I suggested that it might be advisable for you to drop pennames and use your real names. I was \cry glad, therfore. when this week 1 received a letter from one of
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    The Slump
    262 23  -  Bu "Cracknut". Tlu> Slur.ip is like the Devil. aowliifc .-reeds ■A trouble wherever he goes. Some years ago. after journeying through various parts ot the world, the slump honoured Malaya with a visit. lie came at the zenith of Malaya's boom, conditions were flourishing, rubber 2nd tin. two
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    The Teacher
    128 23  -  (By T.K. Goh One day a Uao, a fox. and an ass went cut hunting together in the thick forests. When they had hunted enough of food: Mr. Ass was asked to divide the nrey. Mr. Ass obeyed, and divided the gain into three equal portions. Mr. Lion
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    Wealth Of Malaya
    360 23  -  (By "S.K.S." Malaya, because of its position in the world, and having a.lot ol sunshine ana rainfall is the best place for the planing of rubber. Therefore, people from parts of the globe come tnto thl: lifca to trade in rubber and tln t But moat of
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    Words Are Valuable
    173 23  -  ißy "N.T. Fatt". A word spoken at the right moment Is worth hrndredi, and thousands at any other time. A Chinrse maxim says "A «•ood word can warm three cold winters." We often speak without calculating the effects of our words, and so sometimes we nnd unknowingly
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    Assaulted By Robbers
    169 23  -  'By "Sunny Boy." One fine Sunday two of my mends 3nd I decided to visit some of our friends at Chang! Point. While we were cycling there along the unfreq"ented locality of Changl Road, we saw a man lying in a drain, motionless. We ciuickly alighted and
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    Leave-taking
    183 23  -  f ßy "Daitd Kassim." The harbour is crowded with ptopU.hurrying to and fro. The people and the hawkers are shouting and laughing, as If the noise produced by the cranes of the ship is not lotrd enough. Soon the ship is about to leave The skipper, with an air
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    Fate
    245 23  -  By "Yco Chee Bah." In ancient Greek mythology. Fate was one of the three goddesses of destiny. So fate means what is destined to happen. There are some persons who believe in fate. One of the drawbacks of the Easterners is that th*y beUeve in late U was the
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    A New Member
    113 23  -  (By "Ex-Cousin." Being a new member and a stranger to the corner, I naturally feel very shy about writing anything at first until 1 am thoroughly acquainted wllh the other chums. Every Saturday I enjoy myself very much In reading the interesting articles, contributed by the "Cornerites"
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