Malaya Tribune, 14 July 1934

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXL- -No. 196 SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, July 14, 1934 Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1934 FOR 5 CENTS
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      313 1 %cad The ©ritmite Dominant In THE LAST WORD IN *THE ART *DF BREWING, j Il|§ Sole Importers Tb-y. East Asiatic Company, Limited. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. Bulldog STOUT telSlllLiLflH try a bulldog kvkry day w,th yo,,r m,,,N there can «lILB BK NO MORE PLEASANT WAY OF j, MHHH improving 'appetite
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      274 1 I H A. FLINTER. I j 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. j Importing Diamonds ana j 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 I according to daily exchange I
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    WORTH £800,000
    227 2 World's Richest Red Indian Dead Los Angeles. rE world's richest Red Indian, Jackson Barnett, hai died at hi* pa!t»tlal home here, aged 92 >jt I I Re was reported at one time to have been worth £800.000. He was thought to be a member of the "snake* tribe,
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    ANTI-NOISE DRIVE
    101 2 Drastic Measures In Istanbul j P Istanbul. Gramophones and wireless sets in Istanbul may not be turned on unless j the window is shut, under a new "anti- noise" law drafted by the Ministry cf the Interior. The law also forbids street sellers shouting their wares in the
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    GIRL S' CORNER AUNT MABEL'S LETTER
    102 2 A Reminder About Snaps Dear Girls, I am not dealing with any applications n admission to the "Corner*' this veek, as I first want to work off the ccumulation of articles received last eek. New members will be announced and their badges forwarded to
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    A Busy Street
    226 2 (By "Raindrop.") ON my way to school, I passed one cf the busiest streets in town. On both sides of the road were rows of shops selling all kinds of food-stuffs. From the bus I saw in one of the shops, long pieces of cooked pork, and
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    A Street Accident
    142 2 By Rosy Chia.") MY cousin's* house is situated at the cross :oads. One day as we sat in .h: garden we heard a crash. We rushT'A out and saw that it was an accident between .1 saloon car and a mosquito bus. The driver of the mosquito
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    Curiosity
    127 2 (By "Rosalind.") CURIOSITY is sometimes wrong and is often silly. Those people With j nothing to do are always full of curlousity about their neighbours and i friends and also they would like to ask I what they are doing and how they earn their living in order to
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    "The Story Of Narcissus"
    372 2 <By "April Sunlight") 11/HILST out hunting in the forest one day, a lad lost sight of his companions. Without delay he began to search for them, and was on the verge of despair when, chancing to g.ance up he perceived something glittering m the sunlight through
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    Beauty Of Imagination
    146 2 (By '-Early Bird.") ONE evening as I was lying down on a bb liner's deck chair, watching the beautiful fun sets, suddenly I saw a beautiful landscape at the horizon^ 1 could see and distinguisn the towering trees, the road with grassy bank P.\Ko the beautiful hill
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    "An Appreciation"
    103 2 {By "Alice Tham Keng Siew," Kemaman.) THIS noon I was very happy when 1 received the cover containing the badge so kindly sent by Aunt Mabel. It is a lovely ornament that any girl would be proud to possess. I am very hankful to Aunt Mabel. Last week
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    Dust In His Eye
    92 2 (By "Rosy Chia,") ANE evening a retired sea-captain went for a walk. He saw a welldressed gentleman, who had both his hands to his face and seemed to be in great pain. The captain asked him what was the matter. The gentleman said that some dust
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    Honesty Is The Best Policy t I
    228 2 f ßy "Blue Bell") r r O poor, hungry ragged boys onco met a gentleman. As the gentleman wished to give them an opportunity to earn a little money he allowed them to carry home two parcels. When they arrived at home he
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    "Cleanliness" »
    210 2 "Cleanliness" (By "Blue Wee.") /CLEANLINESS in necessary to health. V Dirt is the mother of disease A person who never washes, who wears dirty clothes, and keeps his or her house dirty will soon suffer in health If the skin is not kept clean by regular washing and bathing, the
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    "Gambling"
    153 2 (By "Raindrop." GAMBLING is indulged in by mok pecple as a pastime, but really it is played by most people as a source of making easy money. It is this desire that cause?, many people both men and women to be gamblers. Besides drinking, gambling is another evil. Gamblers,
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    Wooden-Legged Soldier
    100 2 (By "Rosy Chia AWOODEN-legged soldier was walking along a road. He had lost oiu of his legs in a war. A heavy car fro:: behind struck him. He fell on the road and the heavy car ran over his wooden leg, and it was broken. He was unabl
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    557 3 M ining Shares. Singapore, Sat., 11 a.m. The following mining share quotations re issued by Fraser and Co., exchange v B tock brokers. Buyers. Sellers. M Austral Malay 50 52|6 L Aver Hitam Tin 15,- 10,--fl Ayer Weng 2.07» *15 tl Banunn Tin 34 J» 3a_6 El
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    141 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION TONE SLIGHTLY EASIER Increase Expected In U.K. Stocks (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Saturday, 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 23% cts., down ,Vh ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Yesterday's Prices:— London, 7 1 16d., down 1 16d. Market Tone: Easier. New York, 14 916
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    RUBBER REGULATION
    208 3 Dutch Indies And Native Restriction (By Ah Mail) London, Juife 27. THE Director of the Department of the Interior of the Dutch East Indies has announced that in Palembang. an important native rubber centre in the south-east district of Sumatra, an experiment will be made with individual rubber
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    RUBBER REPORTS
    379 3 Review Of The Week's Business MESSRS. Lewis and Peat <Singapoie>. Ltd.. in their weekly rubber report dated July 13, state:— Not for some months has the rubber market experienced such a stagnant condition as it is now going through. World stocks, although as large as they ever have
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    PETROL PRICES
    156 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drams per British Imperial fallon gl.ll Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon W** Shell Motor Spirit in 4-fallon drums per British Imperial
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    RUBBER REGULATION
    130 3 The following notification appears in the Government gazette, published yesterday' In exercise of th e power conferred on him by section 38 of 'he Rubber Regulation Ordinance. 1934 the Governor In Council heavy exempts the Dunlop Plantations. Ltd.. from the provisions of sections il and 14 U) of
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    GOLD OUTPUT
    21 3 The output of the Raub Australian Gold-Mining Co., Ltd., for the four weeks June 20 amounted to 2,00a.yu (VlM?***.
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    OCEAN ACCIDENT
    189 3 Annual Report Of The Company rpHE annual report of the directors ot 1 the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation. Ltd for the year ended Dec. 31, 1933. is as follows: Fire Department: The net premiums for 1933 amounted to £301.614. The claims paid and outstanding amounted to £114.025.
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    DUTCH ROYAL MAIL
    202 3 Sharp Decline In Income Reported THE annual report of the Nederland Royal Mail Line states that last year the company's passenger ships made W round voyages to the Netherlands East Indies, in addition to which 20 sailings of cargo liners took place from European ports and 32
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA RUBBER STATISTICS
    306 3 The following information has been received from the Chief of the Central Bureau of Statistics, Batavia:— Production on Estates, converted to loni; tons of 2,240 lb. dry weight. Territory Total April. May 1934 1931 Tons Tons Tons Java 71,827 7,003 8,143 °PnrtM*3 IM« W« MB* Netherlands
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    RUBBER INDUSTRY PIONEER
    261 3 Sir L. F. Davidson Dead (By Air Mail) London, June 27. THE death occurred at Worthing yesterday of Sir Leybourne F. W. Davidson of Huntly Lodge, Aberdeenshire, at th< age of 75. He may be described as th< father of the modern rubber industry. It was to
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    PRODUCE.
    212 3 Singapore. July 13. R tSiam» W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $90 R <Siam> W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $93 Rice, B Siam N. 1 per Koyan $91 Rice. S. Siam K. 2 per Koyan $88 Siam, No. 1 J}«n Siam, No. 2 g*s Siam, No. 3 {JJJ
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    RUBBER RATE
    66 3 In accordance with the provisions of section 3 m of the Rubber Lands Assessment (Amendment) Ordinance, 1923. the Rural Board, Singapore, prescrbes a rate of .21 cent as the rate to be paid in resoect cf each pound of rubber re moved during the quarter ending June 30.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    683 3 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Sat.. 11 a.m. The lolkr*in« iujuoi mmuc *re issueu oy rraaer and Co.. and J Issue varne rra*er uja* Shares. Co. ■•ft. i 1 Allenby 175 180 175 180 1 Alor Uajah 1.25 1 324 1.20 1.30 IA. Hilam I.WI 175 1.60 IA. Malay
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    62 3 DAILY MHCWI CtTWMSWT. jfl Singapore. Friday, noonv Buyers. J R.S.S. equal to London X Standard, Spot (loose) 23-« m do. (F. 0.8) M IXx iA Standard R.S.S. on Tender: O t. Dee. > >tV :m Jan. Man h Jffß Tone of Market: Very dull and eas«ej«
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      44 3 TUB SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated In New ZeeJud.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR 4LtfT> V/ORKMEtf'S COMPENSATION. L. C MAROOLIOUTH OfTICB: I. FINLATSOK THE EASTERN UNITED ASSVKANCE CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEM) OFFICE: If* CeciT St.. Wff^
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      94 3 THE EASTERN BANK. LIMITED. an corpora ted in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 2 I D Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital C 1.000,000 Pald-up-Capltal «.OM,OOO Reserve Fund and Rest WO.OOO HBAD OFFICE LONDON. BRANCRK9: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Axnara, Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra. Kirsuk, Mosul and Saosraonre. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and
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      94 3 Oversea-Chinese Corporation Ufl (Incorporated fa Straits Settlements.) I 4 j ej.n.n •M^0 IT paid Up $10.fM)0,000.00. jl Authorißed ok street SINGAPORE, j? VsS«B«s?Sgfc. I Tan Ean Kiam, Esq., Gan gaT Ho>jr r^t Lee Choen Seng, Esq., Tim Ren Lian> E q Aw Josn Par Esq. C han Kang Swi, Esq
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    Shipping News & Notices. SHIPBUILDING SLUMP IN 1933
    465 5 Shipping News Notices. SHIPBUILDING SLUMP IN 1933 Output Equal To One Month Capability STRIKING figures regarding the slump in the sh..)bui ding industry were given by Mr. A. L. Ayre, chairman and managing director of the Burntisland Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., in moving the adoption of the report at the 16th
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    DECREASE IN STEAMERS
    372 5 Old Tonnage Scrapped In Scandinavia Statistics issued by the Norske Veritas b*ar testimony to the further efforts made in three of the northern countries last year in tht modernisation of their merchant fleets by the acquisition oi new ships and the scrapping of od tonnage. In each
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    PANAMA CANAL TOLLS
    430 5 Bill To End Dual System Of Measurement THE United States House of Representatives has passed the Lea Bill, which is designed io end the present dual system of measurement and charges for ships passing through the Panama Canal. The measure carries the endorsement of President Roosevelt, and
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    S. AFRICAN SHIPPING
    129 5 British Vessels Increase, Foreign Decrease Reuter. Cape Town. More British ships visited South African ports in 1033 than during the previous year. There was a decrease in the number of foreign vessels. These facta were revealed in the omciai annual itatement ol trade and shipping. There waa
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    DUTCH SHIPPING
    396 5 Companies' Losses For Last Year TiHE accounts for last year of the Royal I Holland Lloyd show a deficit on voyage accounts of 2,095.983gls., as compared with l,585,138gls. in the previous year, the final result being a net loss of 2,132,033gls., as against 905.877gls. The loss is written
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    GERMAN SHIPPING
    207 5 I Greatest Possibilities In Pacific Trade The greatest fv.ture for German shipping lies in the Pacific Oc an, according tc Dr. Rudolf Fivle, chairman of the Nordd utscher Lloyd, who just returned from tin Far East. In comparing the various European shipping lines which operate in the Far
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    RECORD VOLUME OF SHIPPING
    374 5 Last Year's Achievement At New Westminster TO claim that the volume of shipping handled at a port during any of the ast four years was the greatest in its history augurs well for its future; this is the happy- position cf the New West minster (British
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    C.M.S.N.'s NEW SHIPS
    76 5 Shanghai, June -so. Four ships ordered by the China Merchants Steam Navigation Company are all under construction in England. The "Hai Yuan," first of the four ships, is expected to be completed by the coming November. It has a displacement of 3,500 tons and it will be
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      350 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. and BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore RANPURA 17.000 July 20 SOMALI 6.810 Aug. 1 CORFU 15,000 Aug. 3 MANTUA 11.000 Aug. 17 BANGALORE 0,000 Aug. 30 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 31 COMORIN 15.000 Sept. 14 BHUTAN 6.100 Sept. 27 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Sept.
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      66 5 AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY, LTD., (Incorporated in 8 8.) 6teamship passages booked by ail Lines Aiimall tickets obtainable here. P.M.S Railway tickets may be purchased a' this office. NO BOOKING FEES. Baggage household effects and merchandise collected, atored, shipped or delivered at reasocaole ia cs. ■ll.»i<H»** $U»tt¥tL, Further Information regarding sailings
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      208 5 \m tIOYO TRIESIINO I (Incorporated in Italy). j j EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. j I SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at J Karachi, Aden, Massowah, buez, lor' I Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. I Port Said. Brindisi, Venice Trieste. m y jjyjj)A July 20 July
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      176 5 HAMBURG-AM ERIRA LIN lE. Deutgcb |Hb%o vuairalische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA M!) JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. M.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila July 24 s.s. BOCHUM, via Manila Aug. 7 m s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Aug. 21 m.s. ERMi.AND, via Manila
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      654 5 STEAMER SAILINGS, j Jg* NOftDL)£UTSCHER f LLOYD. (incorporated in The undernoted are the Company* tended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. 1934- "ALSTER," for Manila, H'kong, S'hai. N China and Japan July 1 "DONAU" for Manila, H'kong, i S'hai, N. Ch na Japan J u 9 1 "FULDA" for Manila. H'kong, S'hai, N. China
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAYS SHIPPING
    494 6 FREIGHT TARIFF Optional Bills Of Lading It is notified for information that with immediate t the clause under the above hcoding *s set forth tn amendment No. Hi to thin Tariff has been revi3e<l to rend m follows: "All cxtni charge of
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    121 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVBB OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, July 14. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 22; Cape St. Francis 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Nieuw Holland 18; Celebes Maru lfl; Sirdhana 13; Pres. Monroe 11; Antenor 9; Taijin Maru 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3)
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    97 6 The local agents of the Imperial Airways notify that the outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore at about 7 p.m. to-morrow. The mail will be available to boxhoiders and window delivery ticket holaers immediately. Correspondence for ncn-boxholders will be sent out by the 8.25 a.m. delivery
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. ANNOUNCEMENT.
    43 6 This is to announce that Mr. Yeo Hock Thye, eldest son cf Mr. and Mrs. Yeo Beng Teck has been engaged on the 11th July, 19M, to Miss Teo Peck Guat, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Teo Kirn Guan.
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    DEATH.
    130 6 Mr. Poh Poo Yong, aged 65, passed away peacefully at 10 p.m., on Tuesday, July 3, 1934, at No. 161, Kee Sun Rd., off East Coast Rd. He leaves behind 3 sons, Messrs. Poh Choo Sim, Poh Peng Siang and Poh Peng Lan, one daughter, Poh Leong Neo and
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    MONEY MARKET
    197 6 SELLING. Singapore, July 14. London 4 months' sight 2|4 1L64 London 3 months' sight 2|4 532 London 60 days' sight 2j4 9 o* London 30 days' sight 2.4*/« London demand 2,4 no* London T.T. 2,4 3i32 Lyon and Paris demand 885 Hamburg demand Jg New York demand 58
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    DIARY Of THE DAY
    390 6 WHAT'S ON Public Function And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 14 High Tide.—l2.ls p.m French National Day: Reception a f French Consulate, 41,- Robinson Rpad, 11 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Racing: Ipoh Races, Third Day Football: S.C.F.A. League. Mackenzie v Balestier, Jalan Besar Stadium, 5 15 p.m.;
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    AMUSEMENTS
    61 6 ALHAMBRA —"She Made Her Bed." APOLLO.—"Three Live Ghosts" and "The Kid from Spain." CAPITOL.—"King Kong." EMPlRE.—"Adorable." 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.—"Death Takes a Holiday." RlTZ.—Double talkies: 'The Trail Drive"
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      540 6 SINGH PORE HOTILS hMMML]»i<tjniiaM istsntnau:tHij:aHirgiifrmmßisPaiuuiira lit l l I i I I I l I I I. I I I I I I I I I i I l I I I I I I l I I l II lill I v I l l lnil ill l nilllllllllllil
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      227 6 WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Feeling Great H you wake up ia the momiig feetiag tour and dopreaaed, entirely lacking in vim and rigour, don't .wallow a lot of aarU, mineral water, oil or bar ah purgative, and expect
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      134 6 For All SHEAFFER'S LIFETIME PENS, PENCILS—Desk Sets, Skrip and also the new VACUUM—FIL PENS with one stroke plunger. Consult the agents:— KHOO HENG PHO CO. 27, South Canal Road. Singapor2. LATEST, ADVERTISEMENT. ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summary Case. In
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      147 6 [POSTAL INKUWK* j SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY. Trerrgganu (Asdang) 2 pj« Buim a (Sirdhana) 3 p.m. India, East and North (Sirdhana) 3 p.m. DjambJ (Toba) 3 p.HL Borneo (Norths Brunei and Labuan (Kajang) 3.30 p.m. Mir i (Kajang) 3.30 p.m. Java, South West-Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly
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      427 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- j tided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included
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      79 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service La* Yesterday Night Max. Bright Hin. a* «j lempI emp Rai n*all. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Peg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. Alor Star 88 0.16 10 7 74 Sitiawan 93 Nil 8.4 72 K. Trengganu No report. Buk)t Jerani 87 Nil 10.0 74 Malacca
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    THE QUINTUPLETS
    173 7 To Be On Show At Chicago World Fair? Corbeil, Ontario, June 14. MRS. Oviia Dionne, of North Bay, Ontario, who recently presented her husband with five girls at a birth, has been ordered back to bed for a ccmplete rest. "There has been 100 much excitement about the
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    PLOTTED AGAINST CAROL
    171 7 Salt Mine Prison For Colonel Precup And Accomplices Bucharest. As quietly and as secretly as they had plotted against the life cf King Carol and his Cabinet, Colonel Precup and his twelve accomplices have been spirited away to a salt-mine prison from which no prisoner has ever
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    BRIDES FOR EXPORT
    46 7 Tokyo. A "school for colonial women" is to be opened in Tokyo m September. Three months' trailing will be given to girls who Intend to go abroad to marry Japanese who have emigrated. The institution haj already been nicknamed the "export brides school."
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    RAPID PROMOTION IN CHINA
    698 9 JVC-, '-a V, General's Example MORE RESPECT FOR SOLDIERS gURPRISE mingled with doubt was our initial reaction to the report that General Ho Ying Ching, Chairman of the Peiping Branch Military Council, had decided to telegraph to the National Government, urging that his rank of full
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    TOO MANY PRESENTS
    261 9 Actress's Life Made "Unbearable" A PRETTY young actress of the Zagreb Theatre has appealed to the city magistrates for protection. She is no* in fear of her life, and the protection she asks in the strangest that ever the magistrates have had to deal with. For she
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    EGYPTIAN RELICS
    175 9 Discoveries In Town Of 3.000 Yenrs Ago Jerusalem. A heart-shaped scarab (the sacred beetle of ancient Egypt); a fragmen- cf an Egyptian seal, used on a papyrus document, and a few bronze and flint implements are all that remains of an Egyptian town that flourished near Tel Aviv
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    YPRES-COMMINES CANAL
    116 9 War Trench To Be Dug Out Again Brussels. Thou.ar.ds of British Tommies, whose fate it was to help hold the salient at Ypres during the world war, were glad of the shelter afforded by the wrecked works of the derelict Ypres-Commines Canal. It :s to be derelict no
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    ROOSEVELT'S "NEW DEAL"
    119 9 Three Out Of Every Five Americans Like It New York. A poll bfinp taken by the "Literary Digest" to discovery the country's reaction to the President's "New Deal" shows that —out of 185,454 returns—6l.64 per cent, favour Mr. Roosevelt's administration. These figures it resent the returns on
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    A LOOK AROUND
    757 10 vagaries of the weather are causing untold distress in China and Japan. While several Chinese Provinces are threatened with Hoods on as extensive a scale as those which caused such havoc in 1932, other parts of the countryare in the grip of one of the most severe
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    92 10 Mr. B. J. Freeman has been appointed acting Controller, Posts and Telegraphs, Singapore. Mr. Quah Beng Kee, 0.8. E., has been appointed a member of the Penang Harbour Board for a further three years. Mr. H. Fairburn, Inspector-General of Police, has been re-appointed a member of the Legislative Council for
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    Notes and Comments Sweeping Statements
    157 10 IITE have on various occasions protested against the wild demands for "drastic action" which are raised whenever foreigners are the victims of piracy or kidnapping in China. It is the fashion in some quarters to make the Chinese Government the scapegoat on these occasions, and
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    Simply Not True
    148 10 "yyHILE the Chinese Government is doing everything to protect foreigners," declares the paper, "the Chinese people are being oppressed in every manner in foreign countries." We hold no brief for the other territories mentioned, but in the case of Malaya we are only stating the obvious truth
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    Flats.
    184 10 JT is an interesting sign of the times in Singapore that within the las; two years or so several blocks of flafc have been built in the heart of tht town. Not only does this indicate the nature of the demand for modern housing, by the population, but it
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    "Fish Get Seasick"
    214 10 QNE of the latest recruits to the microphone is the originator of the "Believe It Or Not" series, Robert Leroy Ripley, American traveller, lecturer and writer. Although Mr. Ripley needs no introduction, it is of interest to recall that he was a visitor to Singapore some time
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    296 10 By "Looker-On" Tt|ANY readers sfudying the news of Dindings being handed back to Perak may have wondered where and what the Dindings are. Even the well-known "Pundits of the Press" had to get out the reference books and brush up the facts. To Government officials who
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    HITLER'S ACCOUNT OF THE GERMAN EXECUTIONS
    1031 11 REMARKABLE SPEECH IN THE REICHSTAG NEARLY A HUNDRED MEN SHOT "THOUSANDS OF INNOCENT LIVES WERE SAVED" Reuter. |N a remarkable speech in the Reichstag, Chancellor Hitler gave a full account of the recent executions and what led up to them. He revealed that nearly
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    LOCAL ESTATE
    126 11 Judgment In Supreme Court THE hearing was concluded in the Supreme Court before the Chief Justice. Sir Walter Hugc,ard. yesterday of Maimoon Amal. the widow of the late Mr. Nathagani, a well-known Indian business man, to have the Registrar's finding varied concerning certain properties which it was claimed
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    STRIKE THREAT IN SAN FRANCISCO
    126 11 Greatest Disaster ForMany Years Reuter. San Francisco. July 14. ACTION in connection with* the proDcsed general strike, which threatens to plunge the city into the greatest disaster :ince the earthquake and fire, has been postponed until to-morrow morning. Meanwhile, hoodlums have raided several restaurants and
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    WHEAT MARKET QUIET
    247 11 America Suspected Of Control Reuter. London. July 13 rE London and Liverpool wheat markets are quiet after the natural bout of profit taking which followed a sharp advance in prices. Some dealers are wondering whether I the American authorities have been conI trolling wheat. It is pointed
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    CHINA FLOODS
    216 11 River Breaks Down Dykes Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. July 14. SERIOUS flood- are reported from the Yuktienhsien and Yangehuen districts, north of Peipin;. The whole countryside, together with the villages and fields, is like one vas-t lake. Many people and cattle have been drowned. The northern section
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    POISONOUS FLIES
    89 11 Bov Bitten To Death: Many Others ID Prague. A plague of poisonous flies has invaded Kosice and other places in eastern Slovakia. A 5-year-old boy was bitten near the eye and died three days later. Several other people are suffering from wounds inflicted by the flies. Presumably the
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    109 11 A Sikh fell off a trolley bus in New Bridge Road yesterday morning. He received a contusion over the forehead, and was taken to Hospital in a semiconscious condition A Chinese who was walking along Orchard Road yesterday was knocked down by a car He received abrasions over
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    COTTON AREAS IN CHINA
    487 11 Development Plans SOUND FINANCES IN THE NORTH Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 14. T\R. H. H. Kung, the Minister of Industry, interviewed Mr. Wang Ching Wei at Nanking yesterday and reported on the results of his mission to North China. He flew to Shanghai by
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    TREASURE CONFISCATED
    92 11 Soldier Arrest For "Attempted Appropriation" Alexandria. During the war 12 boxes of gold were buried at Ariha. a village in Palestine, by the retreating Turkish army. For 16 years an Arab, who had fought in the ranks of the Turkish army and who knew about the gold, saved
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    WAR ON PICKPOCKETS
    77 11 Prizes Offered To Detectives For Captures Tokyo. Pickpockets were becoming such a nuisance in Tokyo that the metropolitan police board offered prizes to the detectives who caught the largest number in bix months. First prize went to Keiji Shizu, with a "bag" of 38. The rvnners-up were
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    M. BARTHOU'S VISIT TO LONDON
    410 11 Statement By Sir John Simon Reuter. London. July 12. i GREAT Britain is not extending her commitments in any way whatever, declared Sir John Simon. Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, in a debate in the House of Commons. He said the main subject discussed
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    52 11 Under the untitled of the Union Fpworth League, Johore Bahru. a public lecture on the "Place of university students n Europe to-day"' will oc dcliv- red by Hi A. Aaron. M.A.. L.T.. i)i th? Anglo-Chinese School. 89. Jalan Trus. at 7 pm. to-day. Mr. J V. Charry MA.. 'oar:ister-at-!aw will
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    BUFFER POOL SCHEME
    514 11 A Correction FACILITIES FOR WITHDRAWAL IVE are informed by the Federal ff Secretariat that there was a tyjj ing error in the copy of the lij Buffer Stock Scheme which was sei« t us for/ publication and which ad eared in the issue of July 3. j
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    ASSESSMENT AND ESTATES
    1142 12 Municipal Report DECLINE IN LOCAL RENTS |R. C. F. Snell, F. 5.1., Muncipal Assessor and Valuer to the ingapore Improvement Trust, in i 3 annual report for 1933 on the orking of the assessment and states Department, says that the nnual value of the town within unicipal
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    FIRE DANCING
    353 12 Village Ceremony In Bulgaria THE Inhabitants of Sofia have just had the festival of Sts. Constantine and Helena. Every year several women of a small community Known as the Nestinari—the Dancers upon Fire—dance with bare feet upon red-hot embers, an act of self-mortification which they bel eve brings
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    AN HABITUAL CRIMINAL
    84 12 Bandit Receives Eleven Life Sentences I Los Angeles. "Ed" Davis, an Oklahoma bandit, has just received eleven sentences of life imprisonment, without parole. He was convicted as a habitual criminal on various charges of burglary, robbery and kidnapping. Four of the charges related to an orgy of
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    RASH ACT CHARGE FAILS
    425 12 Woman Knocked Down By Bus BROUGHT up on a charge of causing death by a rash act, a young Malay named Osman bin Omar, the driver of a "mosquito"' bus plymg on the Tanjong Pagar—Geylang route, appeared before the District Judge (My. H. A. Forren yesterday.
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    CARE OF THE BABY
    95 12 From Jackson and Co., Ltd., agents for Cow and Gate Milk Food, comes an attractively prepared book entitled "Motherhood." giving all information as* to what to do in the care of His Majesty the Baby. This is the fourth edition of the book. It is a
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    SCOUTS' APPEAL
    488 12 Malaya And Melbourne Jamboree AN appeal has been launched by the Boy Scouts' Association of Malaya for funds to enable the Association to be represented at the Jamboree which is tak ng place in Melbourne vthis year as part of the Centenary celebrations. Letters have been circulated by
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    CHINA POLITICS
    60 12 Nankin?, June 27. General Chiang Kai Shek has issued a circular to the provincial governments, party office? and military organisations in Honan, Anhui and Hupeh instructing that party members have no right to interfere in politics. General Chiang also ordered that no person shail serve as an oflLial
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    MR. H. E. TRENERRY
    249 12 Public Examination In Bankruptcy MR. H. E. Trenerry was publicly examined in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Gerahty. He said that he came to Singapore from England In 1907 and was with Kelly and Walsh for 16 years, mostly in Singapore. From May 1.
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    SENATOR RJCC*
    243 12 Death Of Man Who Restored Ancient Rome The death of Senator Corrado Riccl, whose archaeological achievements have changed the face of modern Rome, has just occurred within sight of the Forums he excavated, states a message from Rome. He was seventy-six years of age. and for the last
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    137 12 Cfoinsse Sentenced At Assizes TWO of three Cantonese charged at the Assizes yesterday before Mr. Justice Prichard and a common jury were sentenced to seven years' rigorous imprisonment for committing armed robbery on the night of May 8 last at a house in Middle Road. The first accused,
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    PARIS WEEK
    106 12 Famous Men And Actresses To Broadcast Paris. Famous men and women from every walk of life will "tell the world" about the fetes which are being held in connection with "Paris Week." Every evening for a quarter of an ncur, special broadcasts will be given in which the
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    CARRIED TOO MANY PASSENGERS
    498 12 Master And Chinchcw Fined NO WAX CHING, Chinchew. and Abdul bin Awang, Master on board the Bet Lam were charged befort Commander Q. C. Dix In the Marine Police Court yesterday afternoon with carrying excess passengers from Singapore to Pulau Samboe on July 12. 4JyJul bin
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    TANGKU AGREEMENT
    209 12 Chinese Want It To Be Abolished Sin Wen Pao. Peiping, June 24. Whm interviewed General Yu Hsueh Chung, Chairman of the Hopei Provincial Government declared that the Tangku Agreement was in the nature of a military agreement which should, be abolished as soon as all the provisions in
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    CHINESE MEDICAL STUDENTS
    1059 13 Successful Dinner FORCEFUL SPEECH BY DR. TYAU lIOW hh early college training fitted him very well into the life of the Straits-born Chinese students in Great Britain, enabling him to understand the ideals of the Straits horn Chinese, was related by Dr. Philip K. C. Tyau, the
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    NEW CHINESE COMPANY
    66 13 Paint To Be Made In Shanghai Reuter. London, July 13. THE Yung Kwang is the name of a Chinese company to manufacture paint in Shanghai, which has just been formed by a well-known British paint manufacturing concern. The company will have a capital of approximately $1,500,000, subscribed
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    MR. A. S. LILBURNE
    144 13 Raub Gold Co. Manager Retires IT is announced that Mr. A. S. Lilburne has retired from the post of general manager of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Co,. Ltd., owing to ill health. Mr. Lilburne sailed for Australia a fortnight ago, and it was not generally
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    CHAP KUCHING RECORDS
    355 13 Gala Introduction To Singapore MESSRS. S. Moutrie and Co., Ltd., are I to be congratulated upon tne successful introduction of their Chap Kuching gramophone records last nignt to the public of Singapore. On their invitation a large number of people of all nationalities attended the Dean's Grand
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    CHINESE OPIUM
    61 13 Traffic To Be Wiped Out In Six Years Nanchang, June 22. General Chiang Kai Shek's headcuarters has issued a circular order to the provinces instructiog that opiurr traffic must be completely wiped ou: within six years. Genera Chiang threatens to mete out severe punishment to those who are
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    PAHANG NOTES AND NEWS
    1294 13 Success Of The Police Sports (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuaia Lip s, July 11. THE Pahang Police Athlete Spcrts were held at Kuala Lipis on the school padang during the afternoon of Saturday, July 7, the F.M.S. Police Band irom the' Police Depot, Kuala Lumpur )laying
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    "TWO BRIGHT EYES"
    129 13 Youthful Hunter Fined In Penang I SAW two bright eyes and thinking that they belonged to some wild animal prowling about the place, I brought it down with my rifle," was the declaration of J. E. Dragons, a Eurasian, employed at the Penang Municipal Electric Supply Department,
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    TELEPHONE SCHEME
    87 13 Japan To Be Linked With Europe And U.S. Tokyo. Japan expects to be linked by telephone with Europe and the United States before the end of the year. By the midd'e of July it is hoped to establish telephone communication with Manchukuo, Manila and Batavia. Work on the
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    AT THE CINEMAS
    175 13 She Made Her Bed At The Alhambra The Paramount production, M She j Mad* Her Bed." which began a season at the Alhambra last night. feature Sally Bier*. with Richard Arlen thif time pi 3yinp the male lead. The p cture Lb the story of a girl
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    MR. J. W. LEGGE
    221 13 Large Attendance At The Funeral THE funeral .of Mr. Joseph William ffl Legge who died early yesterday morn-H ing at the General Hospital as the result* of a motor accident in Upper SerangoonS Road the previous day, took place at thelß Bidadari Cemetery yesterday afternoon,|Sj and
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    SEA WATER
    193 13 Used To Cleanse Streets Of Liverpool Sea water is being used to cleonif the street» of Liverpool. This new economy expedient has been introdu ed by Colonel F. Hibbert. the new)) appointed water engineer. Pumping apparatus at the Pier Hmi whicto served the salt water pabl baths of
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    HEAT-WAVE IN LIBYA
    54 13 Governor Balbo Closes All Schools Tripoli? j Tripolitania, the western portion of <J Italian colony of Libya, is experiencing! violent heatwave, with a maximum tefl perature of 110 Fahrenheit. General Balbo, the Governor of UhM has ordered all schools to be closed M there is a general
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    24 13 The Tenth Scout Group, Singapor will hold its first annual Parent's t on Saturday, July 28, on St. Andrejj House Grounds at 1 p.m.
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    Another Double Century By Walter Hammond
    663 14 Leading Counties Take Full Points Gentlemen Severely Trounced At The Oval Reuter. ALTER Hammond, who has been p a failure with the bat in the i" uho far, but who scored a magnificent 290 against Kent at Tunbridge *VV Us on the eve of
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    ETON v. HARROW
    94 14 Boyd Scores Century At Lord's Reuter. London. July 13. r Eton scored 30# in their Ant in- nings against Harrow n the annual i two-day match at Lord's, today. Boyd knocking up 100. i Marrow had collected SI runs with- out when stumps were drawn for I
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    U.S. BASEBALL
    224 14 l Washington Player's Ankle Fractured Reuter. New York, July 13. leLatesi results in the US. major &ase■rvll Leagues are as loUows:— I 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE S R H. E. 6 10 2 3w York 7 11 l V Joe Moore scored two hom;_> runs £imd Octoul one lor
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    MEDICAL SERVICES SOCCER
    47 14 Medical Services team v. the Medical liege Union on Thursday at the M.C.U. fund: ir. Aw Kee Hock; Ho Chong, Phillips; i iidin, Johary, Amat; Dr. Spink, Dr. fccester, Dr. Oehlers (capt.), Mailique 1 B Soo Yong. Reserves: Pak Tong and I pdroff. j
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    BRITISH TURF
    286 14 Lord Derby Asks And Answers A Question In the course of an interesting speech !at the opening oi the new grand stand !at Brighton recently. Lord Derby saia that racing people were long-suffering, and for a long while had put up with •the most appalling accommodation on various
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    SERANGOON SOCCER
    48 14 The friendly soccer fixture arranged j between the Upper Serangoon Recreation Club and the Singapore Khalsa Association for to-day at the S.CF.A. ground, has been postponed. The U.S.R.C. 11l team will meet the Olympic Athletic Party on Sunday, July 22, at the Rangoon Road School ground.
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    TOURISTS DEFEAT DERBY
    155 14 By Nirt2 Wickets MEETING CHAMPIONS TO-DAY Reuter. London, July 13. DERBYSHIRE were defeated by nine wickets by the Australians in the match concluded at. Chesterfield to-day. Scores: DERBYSHIRE: 145 (Storer 40, Ebeling I for 28) and 139 (Fieetwood-Smith 5 for 38). AUSTRALIANS: 255 (Bradman 71. Barnett 48,
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    SUNGEI UJONG TEAM
    110 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, July 13. The following players will represent the Sungei Ujong Club, Seremban, at cricket against the S.C.C. at Singapore during the week-end C. J. Akhurst, V. Anderson, L W. Belloch, Colville, W.N. Dickson, D. G. W. Gray, H. M. James, C. Mills.
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    R.S.Y.C. ROWING
    66 14 At the R.S.Y.C. to-morrow, the Rodesse Cup race for the Championship Sculls will be rowed off over the breakwater course. The entrants are:—G. C. R. Franks (holder) 14 stone; T. H. Stone, 11 stone 2 lb. The race will start at 5.30 p.m. and a launch on which
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    V.M.C.A. SOCCER
    51 14 V.M.C.A. team v. the School on Tuesday, on the V.M.C.A. ground at 6 p.m. E. A. Moss, Lee Kit Soon, J. McNeish, S. Ferieira, Baker, R. J. Fennie, Yu Teck Hua, S. Marshall, B. Joseph, F. Pullen, Lee Tuck Soon. Reserves: Peck Whye, Peck Kan, P C. Sands,
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    CRICKET MATCHES OFF
    38 14 The cricket arranged for to-day on '•he Nondescripts' ground between the N.C.C. and the Wiltshire Regiment will not be played. The match between the Schools and Colleges arranged for yesterday and to-day has been postponed.
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    CEYLON TAMILS
    34 14 Members of the Ceylon Tamils' Association are reminded that the entries for badminton (singles and doubles) tennis, ping-pong arfd cricket league close on Sunday. Particulars can be had from the sports secretary.
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    22 14 Events for to-morrow at the Chincst Swimming Club will bo: Mayhew Troppry, half-mile. Ladies' 100 yards breast stroke championship.
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    TANGLIN ATHLETIC MEETING
    248 14 Garrison t Sports NEW HIGH JUMP RECORD THE finals in the Garrison Athletic Sports will piacr» to-dLv at IfcjjgHa Barrack?, beginning a. 3,4* p.m. The Army unit record of 19 ft. 11 in. in the hi urn jumn w% v.p in 1931 by ihe l3t Batm. Yorkshire
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    AAA. MEETING
    68 14 Championships At The White City Reuter. London, July 13. At the White City to-day, in the Amateur Athletic Association's championship meeting, the results mc uded ihe following: SIX MILES: Holden (Tipton Harriers) retained the title. Time 30 nun. 43-4 5 sees. TWO MILES WALK: Ccoper (Woodford Green, holder)
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    271 14 W.A.D. Wynch Scores A Century AN interesting cricket match was played on Sunday on the Klang Club padang when the club met the Kajang Club and defeated them by 41 runs. The home Uarn going in first, knocked up 221 runs, 85 of which came from N. Nixcn.
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    MOSSDALE B.P.
    42 14 The final tie of the Mcssdale B.P.s singles tournament will be played pn the Party's court at 4 p.m. to-day between Robert Yap and Tay Cheng Chye. Light refreshmentsjffill be served alter the match and members are requested to attend.
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    INTER-PORT YACHTING
    176 14 Batavia v. Singapore Next Week THE annual inter-port Challenge Cup event* between the Royal Batavia Yachting Club and Royal S ng«*pore Yachting Ciuh will take place in Singapore waters on Saturday and Sunday, July 21 and 22. This annual event is decided by a serii of three races
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    SOCCER TESIS
    147 14 India Beats South Africa Twice Durban, June 23. Played in a half ga at Curries Fountain, before 4.000 spectators, the Second Soccer Test between All-India and South Africa resulted in a victory lor the visitors by 2 goals to 0. The first goal came after 20 minute Ramanna
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    THE DAVIS CUP
    59 14 Start Of European Zone Final Reuter. Prague, July 13. In thn Davis Cup lawn tennis European zone fir tc-day Crawford (AustraMa) beat Hecht (C3cchc-S?cvakia) 6—*. 6—2, J—2 an i Menzci beat McGraih IC—B, 6—2, B—6. I —Reuter. Ibr winners cf the best cf five matches will qualify
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    RIVERS AND SUARES
    87 14 Return Fight Fixed F*>r Aug. 4? We are informed by Mr. Ong chin Beng that, subject to the approval of the Board, the return fight between AI Rivers and Arthur Suares has been fixed for Aug. 4, at the middleweight limit. A silver challenge belt is being
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE MATCHES
    201 14 j Members ot the Telok Ayer and Paya Lebar Epworth Leagues were engaged .In 'badminton and ping-pong at the latter's premises on Saturday last and the results were as follows:— Paya Lebar beat Telok Ayer 3—2 at ping-pong, (T. A. players mentioned first): Chew Keow Chin beat
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    NOT PLAYED
    33 14 The friendly match between the Old Rafflesians' Association and the Singapore Athletic Union which was arranged for yesterday at the Raffles Institution was cancelled owing to bad condition of the ground.
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB
    21 14 The event at the Singapore Swimming Ciub to-morrow morning wi'l be a one length back stroke race (handicap)
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    LARWOOD AND THE TOURISTS
    807 14 Body-line Djspute "DEAD BUT WON'T Lift DOWN" TARWQOP will not play in the next Test nor any against the Australians. At least that is his declaration in reviving a deadbut-won't-lie-down controversy on bodyline bowling, supported by the Nottinghamshire captain, Arthur Carr. Is it the application of
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    765 15 Two Points More YESTERDAY'S LEAGUE SOCCER k FAIRLY crowd saw the Chinee beat the S.ti.C. at Uk Angon RDwd Stadium yesterday, i" the Ffcrst Division of the S.A.F.A League. They were definitely the better team, netting four goals and keeping their
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    BARNEY ROSS
    540 15 Chicago Hebrew's Two Boxing Tittes FOR the first time in boxing history, the light-weight and the welunjvaight championships of the world a& field by one man, writes Stanley Longstaff in ihe Sporting Life." When he defeated Jimmy McLarnm for the major honour, Barney Ross, the Chicago Hebrew, achieved
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    THE TOURISTS AT TAUNTON
    249 15 Detailed Scores In The Somerset Match j London, June 28. < IN the match between Austral ans tm Somerset at Tauntcn, Australians wo oy an innings and 77 runs. Scores:— SOMERSET —IST INNINGB. J. Lee b Ebellng F. Lee (not cut) 1 Bennett b O'Reilly White
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    PENANG CHINESE SWIMMERS
    485 16 Season Ending RECORDS SET UP THIS YEAR 'THIS year's aquatic season, which is drawir/r to a close, has been a remarkable one on account of two achievements, writes Chia Pote k in the "S.E." Firstly the successful introduction of girls into serious competitiv 1 swimming, and s
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    LEG-THEORY BOWLING
    230 16 Pronouncement By The M.C.C. Awaited London, June 25. A defin te pronouncement on the attitude of the M.C.C. towards fast theory bowling may be expected shortly, writes Thomas Moult in the "Daily Telegraph." The great confusion which, it is increasingly obvious, ex sts among supporters of the game
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    79 16 The Hoilicks Badminton Party will start their "A" and "B" singles champion hips on Sunday at 330 p.m. kt J the sports captain's court, 359, Eis* j i Coast Road. I The ties are as follows: "A" E. Cheng Leong v. Fred E., Ronnie Chan v. Ong Kwee
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    PENANG SOCCER
    41 16 A last minute goal gave the Penan* Cricket Club the victory when they met the Penang Free School and defeated them by the odd goal in five in a friendly game of soccer on the latter's grounds on Tuesday.
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    INTER-STATE POLICE SOCCER
    232 16 Perak Win Mitchell Cup At I Penang THE fourth annual inter-State soccer between fhe Penang Police and che Perak Police fo»- the Mitchell Cut was Hayed off on Sunday. on th° Pstani Road ground, the game ending in a vlrtorv for the Perak Police by the odd
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    BETTING ON CRICKET
    403 16 When Bookmakers Took Their Stand At Lord's 'We are apt to regard the present commercialisation of sport as purely a ii v says a sports writer. That this is very far from being the case s shown from a once popular little book, "the Cricket Field," published
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    PENANG GOLF
    62 16 Rcsul's Of Columbia Cup The Columbia Cup Competition rf the Fcnaiiß Golf Club resulted as follows: T. IvKlnstery 76+74 -151» W. h. Brodle 77+82=15» R. Weir *****=160 7*. D. Lawson 81+85=16»* R. J Hut ton 70 no return D. P. Wh'te 83 C. H. I. Kent 85 H.
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS
    104 16 I Tie? In the lawn bowls tournament at the S.C.C. are Mj follows To-day V. P. Barbat (scr.) v .A. P. Cra*gie (plus 6); W. M. Edwards and H C. AMen (—2) v. E. G. S'aunton and M. St. Paul (plus 2). Sunday H. Henshelwood —5) v.
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    951 17 Details o*f Stirvfce Published China Times. Peiping, June 16. ris learned locally that the agreement governing the resumption of through traffic on the Peiping-Mukden Railway has already been signed by the Ch'nese and Japanese representatives The text will be published simultaneously by the Chinese and Japanese after
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    566 17 Regent's Park Visitors To Whipsnade I.HE Whipsnade summer season lias opened with the usual "holiday rwh" or privnegea animals from Regertt'ss Parte who annually enjoy a few months —literally "in clover"—at the Zoo's country seat, writes the Zoo correspondent of the "Observer" in mail week. Among
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    REUNITED BY A CRIME
    134 17 Meeting Of Two pothers After Eteveit Years' Separation Tokyo. Two brothers. Rikizo and He kichi Kotai. were separated by the great earthquake in 1923. Each believed the o;her had perished and went his own way. One day recently Heikichi, now 35 years old, was arrested by
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    DR. WELLINGTON KOO
    266 17 "fcfchta »tust Conserve Her Strength" Shanghai, July 13. f\R. Wemngton Koo, the Chinese MiniII stef to France and delegate to the League of Nations, was busy the whole Of the list two days interviewing leaders of the Central Government at Nanking 1 In' a Press interview he
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    FUKIEN REDS
    111 17 Government Troops Surround Them Shanghai, July 13. The Government troops in west Fukien Lave surrounded the Reds at Ninghua and Tingchow. General Sun Yuen Liangx units have reached Ninghua. while the forces under Generals Li Mak Urn. Li Yin Kin. Li Yuk Yang, Liv Ho Ting and Lo
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    ORLANDO GIBBONS
    207 17 Memorial Scheme At Cambridge J On June 5. 1635, Orlando Gibbons died at Canterbury. He had tone there to conduct the music which he had written for Charles I.'s wedding. Though Canterbury Cathedral has a mounment to him, yet Cambridge where he was bred and bom. has no
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    222 17 Child-Statue Of Egyptian Kinxf Discovered Cairn. A filack grumtc «Utu», over si* fvet J] bitfh, representing RjiflOfWM li (ihaV PHffroftfl ot Exodue) to child. hn discovered at Tania, hy lh- Ftmoh Expedi<J lion, who hi»v« be<w vSCuVftinff during U«n^ winter. The statue, which Ift to good pr*Ber\a-lf
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    BOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S CHAT
    1228 19 A Look At This Week s Post-Bag My Dear Nephews, Contributions this week have dropped considerable in« quantity and not quite so considerably in quality. Unfortunately I still have to throw out a number which are copied from books while this week there were also
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