Malaya Tribune, 16 July 1934

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    43 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXL- No. 167 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, July 16, 1934. Malaya Tribune ■O PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1934. FOR 6 CEN ife
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      278 1 —%eai The ©riktie Dominant In z^dalaya Here is the machine designed and built by experts which expresses all lhe ideals of what a cycle should be. Light—strong—stylish and at price which guarantees exceptional value and faithful service under the i trying conditions. Enjoy the pride of ownership of The Super
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      259 1 A. PUNTER. I 6, Raffles Place, Singapore, Importing Diamonds ana Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prises. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. 1 The more hopeful outlook for
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    Shipping News & Notices. CRISIS IN FRENCH SHIPPING
    1192 2 Shipping News Notices. CRISIS IN FRENCH SHIPPING Adverse International And National Factors A REPORT on the Tasso Bill, designed to assist the French Mercantile Marine, has been laid before the Senate by M. A. Rio, chairman of the Mariae Commission of the Senate. The Bill has already passed the House
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    ITALIAN SHIPPING
    360 2 State Aid Considered Insufficient THE 55 Italian shipping companies whim are obliged by law to publish annual balance-sheets have a fleet of 2,2-19,4 IS gross tons, out of a total of 3,005,212 gross tons which formed the effective Italian merchant fleet at the end of March. The U
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    SOUTHAMPTON PORT
    263 2 Traffic Fluctuations In May SOUTHAMPTON Docks statistics for the month of May, issued by the Southern Railway Company, show that the number of vessels inward fell from 279 to 266, and outward from 279 to 263, giving decreases of 13 and 16 ships respective!v. t i Inward, there
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    "Q" SHIP TO BE BROKEN UP
    96 2 The steamer Carrigan Head, of Bellast, a famous "Q" ship of the war. has been sold for breaking up at Rosyth. Commandeered by the Admiralty at the outbreak oi war, she was first a supply -hip and then a transport. Later she was converted
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    TRAMP SHIPPING'S DIFFICULTIES
    941 2 The Need Of Government Assistance THE case for a subsidy for British tramp shipping is outlined by Mr. E. H. Watts, chairman of Messrs. Watts, Watts and Co., Ltd., in a letter to "The Times," in the course "of which he states:— "Over £400,000,000 is invested in
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      346 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. 1 k I CX and BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO.'X SAILINGS, OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore RANPURA 17,000 July 20 SOMALI 6,810 Aug. 1 CORFU 15,000 Aug. .1 MANTUA 11.000 Aug. 17 BANGALORE 6,000 Aug. 30 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 31 COMORIN 15.000 Sept. 14 BHUTAN 0.100 Sept..
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      198 2 I m LM TRIESTINO I I (Incorporated in Italy). j j EXPRESS SERVICfi. CARGO SERVICE. j SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, j I Callintr nt r rt i™«».„ r> v Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port I i Port faid BHnrfSi v Said Brindisi Venice and Trieste.
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      164 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deutscb |HqD| Australische Dampfschiffa JO C| Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA A nD JAPAN PORTS. Dae Spore. M.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila July 24 s.s. BOCHUM, via Manila Aug. 7 m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Aug. 21 m.s. ERMijAND, via Manila
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      606 2 STEAMER SAILINGS, NORDDEUTSCHHU LLOYD. (Incorporated i n The undernoted are the Company iotended fixture!:— OUTWARDS. 1934 "ALSTER," for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China and Japan July 16 "DONAU" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan July 31 "FULDA" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Aug. 1", HOMEWARDS. 1984. "LAHN,"
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    581 3 Mining Shares. Singapore, Monday, 11 a.m. The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and .stock brokers. Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. 4s. Ampal Tin 6 4y 2 69 £1 Asani Kumbang Tin 3716 40I£1 Austral Malay 50 r 52j6 ss. Ayer Hitam Tin
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    125 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION STEADY LOCAL TONE Little Interest In New York (Jft Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Monday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 24 cts., Market Tone: Steady? Hn (Singapore) $fl3"/« up $Vh. Saturday's Prices:— London, 7V«d., up l i6d. Market Tone: Stead v. New York, no market.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    267 3 Interest In Home Securities Reuter Wireless. London, July 11. 0 X the Sto °k-Exchange to-day interest vr was again chiefly centred on Home securities, the feature being the fair v substantial advance in Aviation shares and the sustained strength of gilt-edged securi,inMnrhe the r hand continued riurttrSi loanS
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    The Tavoy Tin Dredging Corporation
    2749 3 Results Reflect Improvement In The Industry (9f Air Mail). London, June 27. TWE tenth ordinary general meeting of Tavoy Tin Dredging Corporation, Ltd., was held at the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Moorgate-plaee, E.C. Mr. Louis Hardy (chairman of the corporation) presided. The Assistant Secretary read
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    TIN CONSUMPTION UP
    157 3 Wide Distribution Of Demand 'By Air Mail, <rrom Our Own Correspondent > London, July 6 A*o*l^ n «"w ,<**t.. in th year to Apr 30 ffift of tin tor th the previous year "L^EK 1 1 wit June of $h/ rded in the International Th? H eue
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    PETROL PRICES
    140 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S) Ltd. 32\° kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon ShtTCJ* 1, P ish gallon 11.19 14 Pump per Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon J0 g5 IkSl SjmLW* per 4^a »on tin $3.65 s>hell and Fish Kerosene per
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    PALM OIL PRICES
    85 3 Messrs. Guthrie and Co. Ltd. report the following latest buyers' prices, for Malayan Palm Oil and Palm Kernels, received by cable on July 12 PALM OIL IN BULK: c.i.f. landed weights Halifax (Nova Scotia; 2.20 cents U.S. currency) per lb. c.i.f. landed weights Liverpool Holland Hamburg £9.5.0
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    640 3 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Monday, 11* The folio* in* ruobex ansae quo( *re issued oy »*raser and Co and 40d fcVhtl Issue /aiue. rxa*«i on*rea Go If,* 1 Allenby 175 1.80 1.75 I 1 Alor Gajah 1.25 1.32* 21 20 fA- Hitam 1.60 1.75 1.60 IA. Malay 3.00
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    78 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT J Monday, pooO. J nB Buyers. SeOees. 1 equal to London I Standard, Spot (loose) 2311 10 22% M do. (F. 0.8.) 23 15 10 24% standard R.S.S. on Tender: •July 21-., I Auk. Sept. tf 2'S 1| Oct. Dec. 25 916 25
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      51 3 THJK SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD, (Incorporated la New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. O. MAROOLIOUTH, limnkgm OFFICE: I, riNLAYSON GREEN THE eastern united ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. MEAD OFFICE: ICfi, Cecil St., Singapore. L. G. JOHNSON. fNneral
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      92 3 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In Bn eland). SINGAPORE BRANCH t O'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed C «P"*J £1,000 000 Paid-up-Capital 3KS Reserve Fund and Rest i 600,000 BEAD OFFICE LONDON, BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi Madras Aioara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Klrtuk, Mosul uid Slmraonre. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money
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      73 3 IN HAND WHEN YOU HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. No doubt you have some mirealised dream—-heretofore made impossib'e by inadequate funds. A Savings Account will soon enable you to make these desires a. reality. Sufficient ready money for your next holiday— perhaps some article you want to buy— any wish you
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      96 3 oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK,' LTD, THE HO HONG BANK LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK S 1 CAPITAL: «».r. Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000 000 00 HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CH L T LI A STREET SING A l*() K!•' LOCAL
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      605 4 11. HASSAN: IjICTRICAL AND WATER I CONTRACTOR. I l«-*7, Bm Batata Road, I SINGAPORE. J you are In need of electric I t9, fans, motor.*, etc., and water I ice, please write to the above Hreaa or 'Phone 3411. f InF^&~7;UM I *ed free anywhere in Malaya for amounting to
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      882 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. TENDERS. SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. TENDERS are invited for the execution of alterations to houses Nos. 42, 44, 46 and 48, Race Course Road. Plans, Specification and Form of Tender may be obtained at the Mtnicipal Architect and Building Surveyor's Office. A deposit of »50 is required, and will
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      239 4 Obat Priok (2) Stimulates the Appetite; i. Strengthens the Nerves; Regenerates the Blood. And the greatest of all tonics for Stomach Complaints, Backache Coughs, Colds, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Hatulency, Lucorrhoea, Loss of Vitality and all other wasting and exhausting diseases. Post Free 25 cents per pkt. g Agents: Oh Teck Joo.
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      390 4 GRAND MID YEAR CLEARANCE SALE JULY Ist 31st. RECORD BARGAINS IN SMASHING PRICES. Alarm Clocks from 90 cts. upwards. Pocket Watches from 51.25 upwards. Wrist Watches from $2.00 upwards FIRST COME FIRST CHOICE. Yick Won Hing 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road). I GENUINE $Kl£% I EUGENE I WAVE.
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    AGRICULTURE AND FASCISM
    848 5 Mr. Stanley Baldwin vDDRESS TO HUGE GATHERING \IK. Uakhvm, Lord President of the Council, addressed a meeting of several thousands of Derbyshire eople at a Conservative fete a rniaston Manor, the home of Sir [an Walker in mail week. The Duke of Devonshire presid?d and supporting Mr.
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    FASCISM AND THE LAW
    439 5 Sir John Gilmour On New Powers John Gilmour, the Heme Secretary, speaking in the House of Commons in a debate on the Blackshirt movement, made it clear that the Government would not tolerate a repetition of the disorderly scenes which marked Sir Oswald Mosley's meeting at
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    WORLD'S BIGGEST BABY
    97 5 Three-Year-Old Girl Who Is Over Two Feet Tall i Istanbul. Beddiyue. a three-year-old Turkish girl, is believed to be the b:ggest baby for'her age in the world. She weighs 6 st. 3 lb., and is 2 It. 2 ins. tall. She is very active and walks several
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    FOR SALE
    97 5 Young Man Of Many (Talents J X K Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. "YOUNG MAN (21) FOR SALE" This was the heading over an adver- in the "Employment Wanted" column of a Pittsburgh newspaper. Th e i advertisement read i Slave auctions are a thing of the past, but I am
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    HAY-FEVER CLUB
    331 5 Only One Qualification For Membership ONE of the strangest clubs in the world has just held its annual meeting on Heligoland, the small island at the mouth of the Elbe whose name was so familiar during the late war. The society which gathered there requires only one qualification
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    COLONIES AND THE SLUMP
    517 5 Minister's Tribute To Malaya rE striking improvement in the financial position of the great majority of the British Colonies was referred to by the Colonial Secretary, Sir Philip Cunliffe Lister, speaking in the House of Commons recently on the Colonial Office vote (says a 8.0. W.
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    FELL 309 FEET
    104 5 Seventeen Injured In Charabanc Disaster A-giers. The motor charabanc in which seventeen persons were ser ously injuied, when it crashed down a ravine near here recently, was travelling through typica* Algerian country at an altitude of 2,000 feet and fell 300 feet, almost the height, oi St.
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    FALSE INFORMATION
    126 6 Sikh "Not, In His Proper Senses'* guilty, before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander) this morning to a charge of giving false Sikh ri H? the 'P° lice a n elderly n 2 i/ nd6r Singh was fined $50 prisonmeS m nth S rlgorous lm Accused explained
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    SIR CECIL CLEMENII
    73 6 Warned By Doctor Not To Return Sir Cecil Clementi, the retiring Gov££hn 0f th e 8tralt8 JBettlemeaS and High Commissioner of the Malay States writing to a friend in ipoh gi-veTthe reason for his resignation as follows i am suffering from diabetes and the medical specialist, in
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    71 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING I PASSENGERg ARRIVING o* T J] e followi^ g passengers disembarked at Singapore by the Pres. Monroe which arrived here on July 14 Mr iJrf n A'vord. Mr. Chee Swee Chong Mrf' A Qoublitsky, Miss Cecelia Celeman Mr tSSSl Mr!' Wm M
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    195 6 BOtl i«^ U^ h M 1,4 3^ t0 S: from Hawaii 16-7, to Muntok 16-7 Reael Dutch, 1,496 tons; from Cheribon 16-7, to Cheribon 19-7 Nam Jn n S 76 9 i° ns; from Chcribon 16-7, to Java Ports 17-7 Singkeb, Dutch, 235 tons; from Djambi 16-7, to
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    132 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, July 16. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 22; Katsang 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) I Nieuw Holland, Suwa Maru 18; Bengal Maru 16; City of Windsor 14; Prep Monroe 11; Antenor 9; Perseus 7 Empire Dock (Entrance
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    BOMBED IN HOUSE
    75 6 Tear Gas To Capture Outlaws Calcutta. "Pc» gas bombs were used for the first time against criminals in India when o w unjab Police four deceit* a house near Ferozcpore. The dacolfs had escaped from gaol a Re^ d *™es ffthe housl J^** at s* orders to
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    66 6 i Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow. From Holland by the Dempo, due at Singapore to-morrow morning I From China and Japan by the Tango Maru, due at Singapore at 6am to-morrow. r P m
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    AIR MAIL MONEY ORDERS
    51 6 With effect from the July 16, 1934, the air mail fee on money orders drawn on the United Kingdom or places through the United Kingdom will be 30 cents per order whether despatched by the Im- i penal or by the Netherlands Air Mail I Service.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    14 6 Left Arrd. at—iS Spore London 1 Rawalpindi June 2 2 July 16
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    PIKE KILLS FISHERMAN
    18 6 entangled in the meshes of the net 7, as an en ormous pike which hta
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    MURDER FOR A CUP OF TEA
    46 6 Simla. A man has been sentenced to death af Jhelum fcr murderine his wife? oecallse his tea was not ready when he wanted it He was to angry at having to wait ttat seized a knife and stabbed her todeath
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    MONEY MARKET
    199 6 SELLING. r Singapore, July 16. London 4 months' sight 2|4> 1164 London 3 months' sight 2,4 5i32 London 60 days' sight 2)4 9(64 Londbn 30 days' sight 2Ahk London demand 2f4 7j64 Londbn T.T. 2(4 3132 Lyon and Paris demand 836 Hamburg demand 151 New York demand 5834
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    PRODUCE.
    205 6 Singapore, July 16. j R. (Siam, W. Coast N. 1 per Kayan $102 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $°4 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $93 Rice, B. Siam 2 per Koyan $89 J»iam, No. 1 *ice Slam, No. 2 jfoX Siam, No. 3 Siam,
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    BOY CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING
    190 6 Girl Enticed Away And stripped i n, Chicago on a charge of k 1 Under tria > here to life imprisonment fr m one d v»ng in a dingy wiL rette Zi *t!ow, deserted ice d Wept attic in a been entic C ed She had
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    174 6 I Public Function And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 16 High Tides.—0.46 ajn., 1.47 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Division Op I«C;F.A. V. R.A., Jalan Besar Stadium-' Division Two. S.C.C. v PulanR.' S.C.C.; S.C.F.A. League Bra" v. Kreta Ayer, S.C.F.A. grou.H-" Friendly, R.I. H v. A.C.S.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    57 6 ALHAMBRA —"She Made Her Bed." "Oh'Sreah 7 HiS FiFSt Command and CAPITOL.—"King Kong." EMPIRE.—'Love, Honour and Oil Baby" and "Kiss Before The Mirror." «SSEP* WORLD.-Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera. Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies; etc. mnese MARLBOROUGH.—"VaIIi's Wedding.* NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing °P eras Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.— "Death
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      705 6 'CsifIGAPORE HOTELS G «i? wo «i> park bote! I I 'Phone 6490. Special Dinner A Dance Ij ON SATURDAY J M,isi ARTHUR'S ELITE BAND. I Z XTrt TONNFR DANCF «2.00. I N0 CHARGE FOR AFTER DTNNER DA WING H FOR RESERVATIONS 'PHONE 6490 V* ll »M.^.^. i ,.u>l«„ 11 ,m|f
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      201 6 DIVJNG GEAR KQtL S AU n~ r,'{"met "The Applyj,, Box No. 307, co MT Eoad, 41> Rob ORDINANCE N0~44 BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF T'TF STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SIXC Al-n RB. Summary Case. Lcrcng E Last Coast, Singapore, feftS'L!?** ™<>c «t July. lil.M Date of Adjudication «th July,
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      81 6 LOOK FOR THE NAME LAMPS OF LASTING BRILLIANCE. '■KM throughout their entire life ot lasting brilliance. I < T connm? f eSt> Sl est wa v of i SSST&iK""" household II buy ?f \u s 40 look before you every kJk 6 m rk Crompton on carto„ dnd yellow Crompton
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      59 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service esterda y Ni C ht 0 ±emp. Rainfall. Sunshine Tomn Inches P^»4?v Abr Star 88 j6O 4~6 tT" S.t-awan 92 Ni g K.frcnipganu No report. Eukit Je.am 88 0.23 5 1 7i (Kallang Aerodrome) 86 Nil 6 5 77 fßt. Timah) 85 Nil SUPERINTENDENT,
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      356 6 I [POSTAL \HKIMMI 1 v SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY. Pontianak (Raub) 2 p.m. Philippine Islands (Alster) 4 p.m. Netherlands India, Bagan, Bengkalis and Selat Pandjang (Singaradja) 3 p.m. TO-MORROW Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Suwa Maru) 9 a.m. China (Letter mail) I (Suwa Maru) 9 a.m Hongkong (Letter
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    MORE FAIRBRIDGE FARM SCHOOLS
    742 7 Prince Of Wales Launches £100,000 Appeal TtHE Prince of Wales Jias launched an appeal for. 100.000 to establish in the British Empire more schools on the jncde' oi the Fairbridge Farm School tout 1 d" in Western Australia by the Hue Fairbridge, one of the early
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    THEY CAME TO BOB
    189 7 But Were Poorer When They Went Away Belgrade. rREE strangers came to the house of Ivan Vink. of Subotitza, and' asked him to put them up for the night. He did so—and gave them a good dinner, with wine, as well. During tti e night Ivan
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    ANTI-HOAX INVENTION
    114 7 Handcuffs For False Fire Alarms Cologne. Hard times threaten practical jokers who delight in giving false fire alarms. A Cologne inventor has perfected a "handcuff system which w ll prevent hoaxers from running away after they hava broken the glass of a street fire alarm. The device is
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    GORED TO DEATH
    102 7 Farmer Attacked By BuU On Day Of Retirement Nice, j On the very day he intended to retire from farming, a man has been killed by r\ bull rear the little mountain resqjt of j St. Andre-des-Alpes. He was leading the buU along a lone j road
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    NEW INDUSTRIES IN TROPICS
    651 7 A Colonial Panorama 01 Trade mPA planting in Malaya is mentioned in JL the Economic Survey of the Colonial Empire, just published by the Government, a great work of reference which will for the future be kept up to date. It will he a panorama in
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    CUSIOMS SWINDLE
    127 7 I.Indian Government Defrauded Of Hundreds Of Pounds Bombay. i An ingenious customs fraud, just d'scovered at Peshawar, is said to have been practised for more than 12 years j and to have cost the Government hunj. dreds of pounds. i' Foreign goods imported into India, but intended |0r
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    GRATEFUL BURGLAR
    91 7 Did Housework Of Woman Whose Food He Ate Rome. Eigncra Teresa fcjeucci, who lives' alor* In a little flat in Rome, went out to do her shopping without having maoo toe bed or washed up the breakfast dishes. On her return the bed had been made andtfhe dishes
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      304 7 No. 42. CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. A Remedy for Consumption Has Keen Found. DF.RK P. YOXRERMAN. DISCOVERER OF Tl E NEW REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION 4c. ye lous as i. may re m after centuries or fa lure, a remedy has b?en discovered that ■Ms urcd the deadly Ccnsr.mption even in
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      404 7 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME The Broadcasting Of Ballyhoo AT 10.50 p.m. the first of a new series of revue programmes will be given tonight when William Walker will present excerpts from his successful production, "Ballyhoo." Mr. Walker will take part in this programme and will be assisted by three er
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      363 8 ALHAMBRA LAST TWo shows: I TO-NIGHT: 6.15 and 9.15. I Paramount Thrilling Comedy Drama I ZLN. "SHE MADE HER J TO-MORROW BEB I _EW A YRES SAILY EILERS I RICHARD ARLEN, I mblei in ROBERT I •*.ET'S 3E R|l ZY V Armstrong, I PATRICIA ELLIS ISABEL I few ELL FRANK
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      204 8 *1*'1»•IIiII J I I I I I I I I i i i i i i i i i i 'iiiiinininjnmi.fi,i:!i,:i:ni'iiiiniiiiiniiiinm :jj 7th Day! Season Further 111 fl Extended j j 315 6.15 9.15 :j OWING TO ENORMOUS SUCCESS MATINEES DAILY |j| fl <<Th„ k AT 3.15 P.M. mere Has
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      192 8 1 jEATH TAKES AHOLfPAY NEXT CHANGE j ANNA NEAGLE and FERNAND GRAAVEY {"THE QUEEN'S AFFAIR" j j M4RLBOROUSH I l( POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT Ycur ,as >* opportunity tc see this record breaker. Bmonu Success. All Records Crowds Exceeding even those of First l( Release. M Miss T. P. RAJALAKSHIYH Vallis
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    "GUNWOMAN" DIES
    759 9 Crime In U.S.A. RED-HAIRED DALLAS GIRL ciRANK Hamer is 6 ft. 2 in., weigh 200 lb. and is reputed to be on 0 f the best bagatelle players in th* I S He wears a big black hat an.l his trousers outside his boot tops speaks little and
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    MARRIAGE SWINDLE
    120 9 "Brick" Who Ran Away From Elderly Groom Calcutta, j The story of an amazing marriage j swindle is told in a petition to the Scrampore < Bengal' police by Sheikh Soleman, a 60-year-old Mohammedan. Solcman alleges that a neighbour named Mondal offered to produce a 20--year-old niece, who
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    MATHEMAUCS GENIUS
    120 9 Strarjgf Talent Ccme* 10 Him During An Illness Budapest. A few weeks ago six-year -old Laszlo Grrifd. '.he on of sh3pl' at Ada. Hungary, wav sust a nctma'. Bl&cßigwUi boy He had never been to school. Then hr* fell i.l with a high ft..:. In hia delirium hi
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    AUCTION IN PRISON
    181 9 Good Bargains In Stolen Goods A/ NOVEL form of "Lost Property sale has been held in the yard of the Tofel prison here, and provided .v fine opportunity for hargain-hunters. The "Lost Property" consisted entirely of articles found on thieves arid pickpockets when arrested, and which had
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    SHEPHERD SCULPTOR
    75 9 Wrought Figures Of Yugoslav National Heroes Belgrade. A set of figures of Yugoslavia's nat- ional heroes, writers and saints has been sculptured by a 19-years-old shepherd I named Radivoj Boritchitcli. makes the figures while lying in the mountain pastures watching his sheep. Radivoj uses the soft stone found
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    PAHANG NOTES AND NEWS
    523 9 Some Social And Personal Items I (From Our Onn Correspondent) Kuaia Lipis, July 1J. MR. S. A. Simpson, who recently returned from Horn 1 leave, has arrived at Kunla Lipis to talcs up the appointment of Agricultural State Officer, PahaDg. Mr. W. Buaci?, Assistant to the
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    YOUR LIFE DEPENDS UPON A PUMP—
    625 9 Trie Wntife It Stops Pumping You FM*. Thfa little pump that is so vital to your life is only about 1/ 25 the size of an ordinary pump used lo pump water from a well, yet it can pump blood faster ihrn a strong,
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    79 10 WEE—L1M. The engagement is announced oi Mr. Woe Kim Htan, .he l'ojrth son of Mr. and M:s. Gan Tiang Poh (adopted son Of Madam Gan Ho.ig M?o and the late Mr. Wee Kay Hongj to Miss Lim Choon Neo, the enly daughter of Mr. I.itn Hong Quee
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    DEATH.
    135 10 Mr. Poh Poo Yong, aped 85, passed away peacefully at 10 p.m., on Tuesday, July 3, 1984; at No. 161, Kee Sun lid.,'oil East Coast Rd. He (eaves behind 3 sons, Messrs. Poh Choo Sim, Poh Peng Siang and Poh Peng Pan. one daughter, Poh Leong Neo and one
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    611 10 JJN conimerits on the retrocession of the Bindings to the State of Perak, it was perhaps inevitable that Penang p&pers should express alarm at the prospect of Lumut being developed as the port of the F.M.S. at the expense of Penang. It is quite true that Lumut forms
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    219 10 Mr. O. Hawkins has been appointed Stamp and Probate Officer, Singapore. Mr L. R. M. Alagappa Chettiar will address the Singapore Rotary Club at the Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday. Mr. C. T. Middleton, M.C.S.. has been appointed a Police Magistrate for the Settlements of Penang and Malacca. Mr. Martin Alexander
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    Notes and Comments Not Frightened
    199 10 yyE quoted Mr. C C. Malet the other i day as indicating the possibility of tlie smuggling of rubber "on an enormous rcale" from the Dutch East Indies un- less very strict precautions are taken. \Ai lrast one reader refuses to be j frightened. Writing
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    Leave It At That
    233 10 "fJiHE Dutch." goes on our correspondent, "must have made absolutely certain of our ability to cope with this danger before they consented to join in the restriction scheme, and the British authorities must also have been satisfied as to the ability of the Dutch to enI
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    The Heat-Wave
    196 10 jJF anybody in Malaya, while ilttlng 011 I the verahdah in the hr.it of the j evening during the last few wer.ts, has ji f fleeted, between gulps of iecd I that the folks at Homo are ma'iinn a 'terrible fuss about a little spell of warm j
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    Street Lighting
    189 10 JN the minutes of committee decisions laid before the Municipal Commissioners at their last meeting it was notified that committee No. 5 had decided to light Lorong 40, Geylang, by gas. at an estimated cost of $183. The need for lighting the various lorongs and lanes running off
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    337 10 By "Looker-On" OIR Shenton. atfer he. arrives here, will be able to claim t3 have been tho fiist Governor of the shrunken Straits Settlements. I He will "administer" 180 square miles less of territory and 20,000 fewer souls than his predecessor did. A The "price" paid
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    SAN FRANCISCO WORKERS DECIDE ON GENERAL STRIKE FOOD SUPPLY DWINDLING
    650 11 RATIONING OF CONSUMERS Armed Police Action By General Johnson Reuter. San Francisco, July 15. JHE General} Strike begins on M.mdav. Th c decision was taker by the special labour committer created yesterday by the unions. .Several unions, had already voted
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    KING'S CUP
    27 11 Reuter. London. July, 15. Fl'irft Lieut H M. Schoneld has won the king's Cup ait race over a triangular cours* o# sice-circuits, totalling 144 miles.—Rentef.
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    FAMOUS EXPLORER INTERVIEWED
    627 11 Sir Hubert Wilkins ARRIVAL BY AIR FROM LONDON I AM anxious to get through with this expedition so that I can go on with my own. I am building a new submarine for a new assault on the Arctic.'* In these words, Sir Hubert Wilkins, the- world-famous
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    AMERICA'S CUP
    94 11 Strike Among Crew Of British Yacht i Reuter. London, July 15. QWING to a strike in the paid y lanks of Mr. T. M. Sopwith's fcndeavour, the boat will be sailed almost «ntirely by amateurs in the America's Cup races. It is learned that the crew sent an
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    GERMANY NOT SATISFIED
    221 11 Hitler's Speech INDISCRETIONS OF THE PRESS Reuter. Berlin, July 14. ALONGSIDE the unanimous lvri cism of the press it is possible t) overhear doubt from Manin Street a i to whether Hitler's speech will completely reassure all the grumblerand carpers. Scepticism is likewise voiced as to whether
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    36 11 A Peshawar message states that a woman gave birth to quadruplets, a girl and three boy's, in the course of a week. The three boys were born on successive days. Mother and children are doing well.
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    DEVOURED BY ALSATIANS
    70 11 Terrible Death Of Rajah's Cousin Reuter Wireless. Simla, July 11. A PACK of 80 Alsatian dogs, bred by the Rajah of Athgarh, has devoured the Ra iah's cousin. The victim, who was the guest of the Rajah, was taking a stroll after dark and was not aware
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    PROSPERITY FOR RUBBER
    379 11 Sir P. Cunliffe-Lister SPEECH AT I S. P. LUNCHEON London, July 6. gIR Philip Cunliffe-Lister, the Colo nial Secretary, speaking at a luncheon of the Incorporated Society of Planters (Malaya) at the Criterion Restaurant to-day, said that the rubber growing industry was now embarking on a period
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    GERMAN MORATORIUM
    79 11 Protest By American Bankers Reuter. New York, July 14. A very vigorous protest against any failure on the part of the German Government to fulfil cbligat'ons in resoect of the Dawes and Young bonds lield by American investors has been made by cable to the German Finance Minister
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    SIAMESE ROYALTY
    29 11 Reuter. Berlin, July 14. The King and Queen cf Siam are visiting Oberammergau this "week-end and are staying with Alois Lang, the "Christ" of the Passion Play.—Reuter
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    RUSSIA AND THE LEAGUE
    67 11 Application For Her Admission Reuter. J Geneva, July 15 VTEGOTIATIONS for the entry of Ri sia into the League of Nations i believed to be nearly finished. Russi application is likely to be made bef« the meeting of the Assembly. Ths negotiations are being conduci through
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    SENTENCE COMMUTE
    114 11 Sinhalese Lawyer Not To Hang Colombo, July 3 fTHE death sentence passed by I Supreme Court of Ceylon on SU hen Seneviratne has been commuted the Governor to one of impr!?onm< lo-* life. Stephen Seneviratne was convicted June 14 test at the Parallel Ass Court, Colombo, of the
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    Sir Samuel Wilson And The Buffer Tin Pool Scheme ANNUAL MEETING OF THE T.P.A.
    3729 12 THE SUCCESS OF RESTRICTION PROFITABLE PRICE LEVEL WD THE REDUCTION OF STOCKS (By Air Mail) RIG.-GEN. Sir Samuel Wtygon, the newly-elected President of the Tin Producers' Association, delivered a forceful address in supt of tin restriction
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    WEEK-END ACCIDENTS
    327 12 i Chinese Rescued From The River I THE local ambulance had a number of serious cases to deal with during the week-end. A Japanese girl of about three years ;of age was knocked down by a car at the junction of Selegie Road and Middle Road on Saturday
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    NAVAL TALKS
    43 12 To Be Postponed Until OctoBer Reuter. Tokyo. July 15 It is understood that 3r*tain, the United States and Japan have" agreed to postpone the naval talks till October, svhen. it is understood, the Japanese Naval Commissioner will arrive in London. —Reuter.
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    Malayans & Hongkong University SIR W. HORNELL IN SINGAPORE
    682 13 Malayans Hongkong University SIR W. HORNELL IN SINGAPORE Examination Conditions \DMISSION TEST CHANGES a rjTSTINGUISHED educationist is in S*ng«poW h the person of am Hornell. Vice-Chancellor the University of Hongkong. H? ve-terday by the Kutsang o i ght's visit to Malaya. rviewed by a Malaya Tribune rtiv« yesterday, Sir William
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    MALABAR POET
    320 13 Welcome To Visitor In Singapore A MEETING of Malabar residents of ■A Singapore was held .in the V.M.C.A. hall on Saturday afternoon to welcome the poet of Kerala, Mahakavi Vallathol Nara_ana Menon. After the singing of a national song and the garlanding of the poet. Mr. K. P.
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    25 13 In the annual oratorical contest at the' Pennel School. Malacca, the first prize was won by Antony Sta. Muria -nd the second by Henry Wong.
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    SINGAPORE BASE
    115 13 Cannot Be Held By Britain Unaided London, July 7. GENERAL Sir lan Hamilton. :n the ccurse cf a speech at the Ceylon 3ervlce Dinnei. at which he W*l the cuest ot honcur. caid: "WniV- wietched wrangling is going on xtween Christian States, hanging oy he haii is the
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    "KING KONG"
    71 13 Ex'.cnsian Of Season At Ihe Capitol Owin? to th- remarkable success of 'he picture "King Kong* at th. Cip tol. vie season has been extender! md flair Jy and three shows will be giver, every dav —a matinee at 315 in addition to the usual two evening performances.
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    GENERAL INTERNED
    60 13 In Flight After Battle With Shen Shih-tsai Reuter. Moscow. July 15. THE Tass Agency reports from Tashkent that General Ma Chung-ying was d'sarmed and interned when he crossed the Soviet frontier on July 10 near Irkenshtam. with three officers and 79 cavalrymen. t H? war. in flight after
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    WALTER HAGEN
    53 13 Involved In Fatal Motoring Accident Reuter. St. Paul's. Minnesota. July 15. A boy was acc'dentally knocked down and killed by the motor-car belonging to Walter Hagen. the famous golfer. ummun ua s very affected and wep when he was questioned by the police. He was released pending the
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    FLOOD AND DROUGHT IN CHINA
    510 13 Dykes In State Of Collapse Shanghai. July 15. FLOODS, drought, famine and heatwave a~e afmctins Central and Noith China. Foilcw ng the recent torlentlal rainr. and the breaking of the summer snows many rivers have risen and overflown their banks, causing floods. Mar.y people have
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    SELANGOR DIVORCE
    125 13 Co-Rsspondent In Lithuania (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuaia Lumpur, July 16. The first divorce case in wh en the parties were members of the European community of Seiangor was mentioned before the Chief Justice this morning. I George Lionel O Hara Hickson petitioned for the dissolution of h:s
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    KAYE DON
    31 13 Manslaughter By Careless Driving Reuter. London, July, 15. The motor st, Ka/e Don, has been found guilty of manslaughter by careless driving. Sentence Fas bsen postponed until Men day.—Reuter.
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    U.S. MONOPOLIES
    39 13 Reuter. Washington, July 14. The industr al appeal board for the special protection of small bunnessmen against monopolies created by the NJR.A is regarded as General Johnson reply to the "monopoly" charges in the iccent Darrow report.—Reuter.
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    Perak Turf Club Summer Meeting Concluded Enjoyable Sport At Ipoh On Saturday
    2106 14 Ledger Line Establishes A New Malayan Record (By Our Own Reporter) R Ipoh, July 14. II, BT another Malayan record was established when in the fourth I to-day, the last day of the three1 Perak Turf Club Summer
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    THAJUDEEN BEATEN
    53 14 Last Night's Fight In Penang (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, lb. LS. Fond beat Thajudeen last night, the referee stopping the light in the sixth round when the Ceyionese was in difficulties. Aposto outpointed Sylver Starr. The Board of Control has approved the Weber-Jayaraj fight which will take
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    LOCAL GOLF
    30 14 Keppel G. C. Badly Beaten By Island Club In a four-ball match played at the Island Club yesterday, the Island Cub beat the Keppel Golf Club by 14—3%.
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    AUSTRALIANS AT SHEFFIELD
    54 14 Yorkshire Collar Tourists' Attack Reuter. London, July 14. AT the close of play on Saturday, Yorkshire had scored 238 runs for the loss of six wickets in their match with ihe Australians. Leyland made 43, hitting seven fours while A. B. Sellers, the captain, was undefeated with
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    LOCAL TENNIS
    93 14 To-day's Final At The S.C.C. INHERE is a faint possibility, at the the time of going to press, that file men's singles final of the Singapore lawn tennis championships between Lim Bon j Soo (holder) aad Choa Choon L>cng, will be played to-day, as originally arranged,* if t
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    SUNGEI UJONG TEAM TROUNCED
    446 14 Innings Defeat McNeill and holt BOWL WELL T3HANKS to fine bowling by Holt and McNeill the S.C.C. were able to gain an unexpectedly easy victory over the Sungei Ujong Club on the Padang yesterday, by an innings and 22 runs. Jenner and Haxworth, Saturday's not outs,
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    75 14 Saturday's Close Of Play Scores Reuter. London. July 15. LOSE of play scores in the County championship matches on Saturday were as follows: oaturaay At Blackheath, Surrey 240; Kent 141 for six wickets. 141 At Bristol, Gloucestershire 4ao f«- t (Dgm 106, Hammond llf) for 7 rc A
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    WEEK-END B.P.
    10 14 write to either Mr. C. 1 Voffl2., to
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    England's Team For Fourth Test On Friday Wilt hires Win The Garrison Championship
    583 15 Annual Athlete Spurts Meeting At Tanglin WHE sports field at the Tanglin Barracks presented an animated i appearance on Saturday, the occasion being the annual athletic sports of the Malaya Command. The Meeting was a success in
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    THE FOURTH TEST
    90 15 Fourteen Englishmen Invited To Attend Reuter. London, July 16. The Eng and team for the fourth Test due to start a Leeds on Friday will be selected from the following fourteen players: R. E. S Wyatt (capt.), Warwickshire. C. F. Walters, Worcester (hire. G. O. Alien, Middlesex. II. Sutc'iffe. Yorkshire.
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    DAENG MAKKAH SHIELD
    44 15 Malay Inter-School Soccer Competition The seaii-finals in the Singapore Malay inter-school soccer competition tor the Daeng Makkah Shield will be played at th>? Victoria Bridge School j.iound as follows To-day: Tanglin Besar v. Kota Raja "B." Thursday Kota Raja "A" v. Geylang. S.C.F.A. SOCCER
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    S.C.F.A. SOCCER
    80 15 Start Of Inter-District League A start was made at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday in the S.C.F.A. In-ter-District Soccer League when McKenzie Road defeated Balestier Road by seven goals to nil. The game was too one-sided to be of much interest. The winners were vastly superior and led 4—o
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    A.A.A. MEETING
    240 15 Results Ol Finals At White City Reuter. London, July 15. The a.A a. championships of Groat Britain were concluded at the While City to-day. Flnlay's time equal.-: the English native record for the 120 yards hurdles. Robertson. Maryhill Harriers, won the marathon for the third year in succession
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    DOYLE'S PURSE
    84 15 Appeal Court Upholds Board's Ruling I 1 Reuter Wireless. London, July It. rllE Ccurc of Appeal has allowed ihe Bi.tish Koxtef Beard *>f Ctntrcl appeal against tho decision el the High Court c;derma to.* tfeard tc pay Jack Dcylc £?,Col>, the aiiitani withheld a. Ice British Htavywc-ght Champ
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    THE MALAYA CUP
    192 15 Selangor Beat Kedah At Kuaia Lumpur (From Our Own Correspondent. > Kuala Lumpur, July 14. SELANGOR beat Kedah 5-3 in the Malaya Cup match at iKuala Lumpur to-day. Selangor, with four of their regular men not on duty, had a hard struggle to beat Kedah, the scorcis
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    A NEAR THING
    81 15 Australia Wins Davis Cup Zone Final Prague, July 14. THE Davis Cup European zone final between Australia and Czeeho-Siova-kia was continued here to-day. In singles Mcnzel beat Crawford a-4, o—4, 2—6, B—o, and McGrath beat Hecht 3—6. 6 -2. 6—l, 7—5. In doubles Crawford and Quist beat
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    LOCAL BADMINTON RESULTS
    192 15 Singapore Championship Tournament THE semi-finals of tho junior singles and junior doubles forthe championships of i Singapore held by the Singapore Badminton Association at the Drill Hall were compitted at the week-end. There were no unexpected results except I on Saturday when Tay Swee Heng. the I
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    POLICE ATHLETIC SPORTS
    225 15 Local Contingent DETECTIVE BKANCtj THE BEST keen competition marked t Straits Settlements Pol I (Singapore Contingent) athle i sports held at the Depot, Thomps i Road, yesterday. There was a gc attendance. Lively music was rendered by tj Police Band. Athletes representing the Detect Branch were very
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    State Cricket Match Left Drawn Game Between Selangor And Perak
    518 16 Ff«c Dtepfoy By Ipoh Schoolboy Cricketer -i 0«r O/rn Correspondent ft aia Lumpur. ,lnly 1."). 1 rtfe cviclvct mntch betweej nnd rcral< a TCivifa Liim])tTt in n draw to dkV, ;t fe hire cf tho jr; mo bpirttr the bait
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    89 16 Armw! Mfctfh A Fnds In A T>ra"n F enden. Ju*y 15. fpifo annTinl twe -day mnt"h at i.'s, k r r\ and Har- K3s *rft dnvn. r e tr Har—'V brt-' folTowrd en and made a fine r."nd inni-ag 1 r^rorery. Sce.-e»?: !!Tf)N: 3?6 (tto<ril 1f»i am!
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    CRICKET AT BALESTIER
    222 16 j'Tfmc Rohs! P.W.f). Of Yicfery Fin- weather prevailed wh«\n the cricket tcanib ol th ri PWD ?r.d the Indian Association mr* at Balcstier vtctrrday. Tho Indians seotfed 123 *irr»s, nnd. tb P.V7D. had made 302 for the loss of four vr'ckcts when tim intervened Scores: INDIAN ASSOCIATION
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    25 16 Parties or Pluic rle*ttrmg m ■he Ka.st fsoa*t li.f fitc ft*kr<jl t"» wrlu -.O'Mr Rft|r» I. ir r»^ r -T27 rtitflfrwai rated
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    S.C.C XI BEATEN
    222 16 Nnfwtesrrrp 4 s Win ttv N*rr<m* Marsrin Under favourable weather conditions «ho Nondescripts C.C playing on th r i own ground defeated an SC C. XI b\* 'one wieket and fifteen runs ysterdpy j afternoon. Scores. S(?C. fenntnas e Rodrii*o b Periera S't 1 Oilron" e and
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    24 16 Th.- tibial monthiv mixed fourtom*. pompHltioji ul the Hd( wiil bt! hold Wnk Time 11 rm Fundiv nfternooTn v 22 J
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    R.B.Y.C. ROWING
    243 16 f. If. Stone Wins Sculling Event H STONE won the R 8.Y.C. eham1 1 pionshir sculls on Saturday, by ali mbs': two lengths from G C R. Franks. Weather conditions were exception- ally b?>d A very strong head wind prevailed and the waves were so high, with a
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    "BIG BILL"TILDEN
    74 16 Snsitt ndod R> Assoointion Reuter. Nto York July 14 W. T Tilden has been suspended by the Professional Lawr Tennir t*or of Amer'ea for failure and refusa" ♦o render a financial aecoun t ?ng and nroduce records of certain tournaments v vhich he competed this year. H wi
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    96 16 The BP "B" b(»a th Moral BP '"p- a: Crte former'? ccutt SPNftl m f Tan Ly Cbua- Kho Yarn 15 -5 15—6. Yeo Chow Hoon b<»a* Orig Kirn Seng IfS -8. 15—6; Lee Pol Sen-; lost to C. S Wee 15—12. 15—6. bm Markham lo«s: Io Kin.
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    CLERICAL UNIONON SOCCER
    68 16 Cterclal team v tho (ioe«i* siafT. r C. on ''•«d"«(iav at the Union's ground:--X MtiMi'inimpru; v«»r> K«ai an i •Ibdul GpTni: Kenn Huai W 1 Oorh*.«i and I) A Rpjr Ye Voo- ,".;anr., Teo Kirn Kee. F Do Sousa. Lhu Perk Tim and Chiang Kia Fong Poservw:—Ee
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    SPORTS AT ANSON ROAD
    300 16 1 Japanese Meeting ENJOYABI.E FUNCTION YESTERDAY I VKRV m.ioyablo da\ was sper, al the Anson Road Stadium v(> J tcrday whoi thr Singapore Janarif Club in coiiunrt on with the riapitri cs? S hcols held ihrir annua) snorts. The larp .eaibcrirtp t-hat filled tht tancis IS
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    S.R.C BEATEN
    128 16 The Cry'.o;. Sport Clv- oe.a tb U'C. vrsicrday by 3G rutu. a; Baleticx Score. SRC Edwr.rd I Rruai 2 L Mrt- < iCanagattnan r. liaiai: 4. d'Aiint la 0; Orr c Hamic I WbeA t%am C: D Colt a c and b Muthucunur i 2 v.' run ou"
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    Sidelights On Local Chinese Life
    1462 17 Youth Succumbs To The Craze For Dancing rpHKRE seems lately, with the re- al in tin and rubber, v new in life in Singapore. There new spirit—a realisation that .oi-st has passed and the best j H vi 1 to come. One sign that conditions
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    WATER-BUS SERVICE TOR THAMES
    479 17 "Not A Job For Private Enterprise" rE London County Council is in favour of a regular passenger transport service on the Thames, and evidence to this effect will be given on its behalf at the public inquiry to be held by five members of the London
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    FLOODS AFTER DROUGHT
    82 17 Belgrade. The prayers which hove been offered Cfcr rain by the Yugo-Siavian farmers trave been too well answered, and the ciops are now in danger from floods caused by the melting of heavy falls of mow on the Solvcman mountains. The river Ljubljana rose six fen: in
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    DROUGHT IN LONDON
    194 17 Appeal To Use Less Water *<|F the appeal to U3e less water were a responded to sufficiently, we should probably be able to carry through with- out any compulsory restrictions." That statement \va made by Sir Wiiliarn Frescott. rhair» ian of tl:- j Metropolitan Water Iioaid I
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    45 17 Under the auspices of the Chinese I Association, a lecture entitled "What Do We Want of China?" will be delivered jby Dr. Philip K. C. Tyau at 5. Short j Street, on Friday. July 20 at 8 p.m. Mernj hers and friends are invited. i
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    JUDGE'S DRAMATIC ACCUSATION
    326 17 French Count Sent To Prison SENTENCE of one year's imprisonment was passed by the Correctional Court t Pontoise cn Count Guillaume de Scgur, the husband of the famous French actress Ceciie Sorel, for the manslaughter of Madame de Brispot, a woman of thirtythfee, who was struck by
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      168 17 CLUB DIARY f There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the f Malaya Tribune:' This. Diary is provided 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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    CLERICAL UNION DINNER
    792 18 Better Conditions RESTORATION OF WAGE CUTS rjpiIE clerical .workers in Malaya stood by their employers during the disheartening period of the slump. Without grumble, they suffered considerable hardships. With the return of better condi tions they expect that serious con sideration will b e given to the
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    ARMS TRAFFIC IN MALAYA
    294 18 Going: On For Many Years? I A CLUE which, it is hoped, will lead to the suppression of the illicit traffic in arms which has been going on In Malaya for years, was provided on Friday morning at the Police Court Kuala Lumpur, when Chan Hong
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    BULL HOLDS UP TRAIN
    142 18 Persists In Lying Down In Railway Track Belgrade. A weary bull has held up an express .rain on the Litija-Gradatz line, Yugoslavia, for half an hour. B It was midday and the sun was hot so the bull lay down to rest in thp middle of
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    HE KNOWS
    57 18 Barrister Pleads For His Own Wife Paris. M,l'^ C ent S dem <™ds are completelv ing o^ ed b half "of y a OUng ta "»teT5tead! Pa»ls con rt °k a ron B e <* wife in a Off has mn tut Jud8e examined the dossier of dJfSfcli?
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    THE ROAD TO THE GRAVE
    48 18 Prague. 1 jlo«y SoSTe Breclmv, Moravia, was ai« nof •mi going. She elt J 'i t Ht c she to the cemetery, a? is time T H grave." Ume 1 those my On reaching the cemetery gates i lapsed and died. he col
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    KUALA LUMPUR AERODROME
    116 18 Proposed Site Not Satisfactory riE Malay Mail understands thai present aerodrome at Kuala I, is considered unsatisfactory and almost certain now that Govern U is will be forced to construct drome on another site. aer <*- This is not due to any ser'ou tion of the ground
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    Fighting The "Reds" In China BIG OFFENSIVE BY GOVERNMENT FORCES
    2232 19 Fighting The "Reds In China BIG OFFENSIVE BY GOVERNMENT FORCES COMMUNISTS REMOVE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN MAY BE WOUND UP IN THREE MONTHS Min Pao. r pHE "Reds" have been pillaging in many parts of China for some time, but now, after many months' of operations, the Government troops are converging upon
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    RIGID TRAINING
    151 19 For Chinese Military Oflßcers Nanchang, June 26. GENERAL Chiang Kai Shek has deL cided to give all high military officers in the Chinese Army rigid training. For that purpose a special training corps has been established at Killing. General Chiang Kai Shek has appointed himself as Director of
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    SINKIANG SITUATION
    138 19 Garrison Commander Loyal To Nanking Kweihua, June 25. Mr. Peng Shao Hsien, a member of the Sinkiang Provincial Government, has arrived her e from Tihua, the Sinkiang provincial capital. According to Mr. Peng the Mohammedans are very influential in Sinkiang although the Chinese still enjoy the strongest military
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    CHINESE NAVY
    114 19 Ten Warships To Be Built China Times. Shanghai, June 28. Admiral Chen Shao Kwan. Minister of the Navy, arrived here from Nantang yesterday morning. When interviewed by the press Admiral Chen declared that the Ministry of the Navy has drawn up measures for the construction of ten warships
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    CHINESE TRAINS
    103 19 More Protection For Them Sin Wen Pao. Nanking, June 28. The Ministry of Railways has worked out definite measures for the protection of trains on different Government railways. Apart from increasing the number ol railways guards on every train the Ministry has decided that a certain number of
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    CONFERENCE AT CANTON
    274 19 Results Of The Parley Shun Pao. Hongkong, Juno 26 WHEN interviewed by the press General Chiang Po Chen, General Chiang Kai Shek's personal delegate in I Canton, declared that the meetings between Generals Chen Chi Tang, Li Tsung Jen. Pai. Chung Hsi, Ho Chien and some Canton
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    DROUGHT FEARED
    58 19 Sin Wen Pao. Nanking, June 22. j While many provinces are having too much rainfall northern Anhui is now threatened by a drought. The districts in northern Anhui have not hmA any rainfall for several month* It is feared that unless the crops get some* rain within ten
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