Malaya Tribune, 21 July 1934

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya NX!.— No. 172 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, July 21, 1934. Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. JULY 21, 1934 t i^l>i1^
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      79 1 v \,7 The I arttnme i In *sMalaya MILK AT ITS BEST Singapore's Favourite Brand t B BECAUSE The Quality Is Worth Twice The Price. Safe and Good for Baby I Blue Cross Milk Is Especially Made For Babies. It Contains The Nourishing And Essential Ingredients Baby Specialists Recommend, v
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      47 1 A. FLINTER. 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds ana Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. j Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, 1 j paying highest prices according to daily exchange i rates.
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    AUNT MABEL'S LETTER Farewell And Thankn To "Cornerites" GIRL'S CORNER
    63 2 Dear Girls, I am retiring from the "Corner" and take this opportunity of bidding you all farewell. I thank you all gratefully for your co-operation, given so readily in the past, and trust you will support my successor as enthusiastically,
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    "The Talkative Boy"
    261 2 (By "Nancy Yeo.") TKSRE was once a boy named John, v ho was the son of a tailor. John was a very talkative boy and because of thir his father told him that unless he i cculd earn three sovereigns by sewing, bo could not return home.
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    Origin Of The Wrekin
    213 2 (By "Moonlight Jose.") THERE was once wicked old giant in Wales, who was very angry with the ?.6ayor of Shrewsbury. He made up his mind to dam up the Severn, so that the ft Iks would be drowned. So off he set carrying a spadeful of
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    "Good Manners"
    167 2 (By "Titania Wong.") GOOD manners .indicate a man's t haracter. He is often judged by this quality. Good manners also show what company a person has mixed with, and in what company he can be received. If a man has good manners, he knows how to conduct himself
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    Safety First
    163 2 (By "June Chan.") HOW many times have you heard that word "safety first." We are toid, that v:e should look carefully before crossing the road. Borne folks never look to their right or left to see if i»safe enough to cross. They just go across with their noses
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    "Just A Chat"
    145 2 (By "Joyce.") lAMI AM noi a new member, chums, but an old one waking up. Many old members have not written lately. Come on girls! Don't be fussy! You're all members, so support your "Corner." I joined quite a long while ago and remember some of the
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    My Imagination
    321 2 (By "Miss Nooriyah,"Trengganu.) r' was evening, and I had finished my home affairs. Now is the good time for me to write a contribution to the 'Corner." I sat at my table and took out my pen and paper. What shall I write? Oh. nothing, nothing seems to
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    Two Brothers
    221 2 ißy "Judith" Malacca.) Hello chutes, I am a new member, it's my cousin who made me join end I r.m nidced very glad to be a member. Once there 1 vod two brothers named Edmund and Alfred. Edmund made up his mind to go o.i a long journey,
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    Contentment
    151 2 <By "Katy Cheong.") rro be contented is to be satisfied with wh at we have, to be happy and not envious, and to be away from worries Contentment is a great virtue, but a rare one Very few people are really consented, because, it is a'person's nature to desire
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    A Chinese Story
    303 2 (By "Mata Hart") ONCE upon a time there lived a wealthy man. who had five daughters. Four of them had married, leaving the ycungest one unmarried. One day he made up his mind to give someone a chance of marrying his youngest daughter So he told all
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    "The Inquisitive Woman"
    208 2 <By "Blue Bell.") ONCE a man was amused and sometimes rather annoyed, by his wiie'.N inquisltiveness and curiosity. So inquisitive was she that she could never have peace or rest until she had Icund out everything aboir. her neighbours She was always prying into matters -wh which
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    Newspaper-Reading
    154 2 <Btj "Miss Port Swettenham."> IT has been thought by some people that read ng newspapers is a waste of time, when their time could be usefully spent by reading books. But. in my estimation and I hope others will agree with me a'so. reading newspaper:, is not wasting time.
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    "King Kong"
    102 2 (By "Patricia:') OELLO, cous ns and sisters. I am sure that by my pen-name you all will know that I'm a new member. Have ycu all seen the film "KingKon;;" is really the most thrilling picture. I have seen. June Chan and I saw the film and we
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    NEW "CORNERITES."
    69 2 "Nancy Yeo," "Patricia" "Evelyn Fong," "Lucy Cheong," arc welconide to the "Corner" and their badges are going .'or ward to them. Will IVliss H. C. (Singapore) who has requested to be enrolled let me know what pen name she has selected? She omitted to mention it in her
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      160 2 I B n ,in. Football, Tennis, Cricket, Hockey, Swimming and H (JjJ Hillards m SOLID OOLD, SILVER AND E.F.NS. I*'! y<;ur prosen'ation prlzr unique and worthy, so ■r*' V;'V ihat'tht winner will cherish &be proud of hi-, prize, ml) .«J**) J UUi range designs prices nave no equal. Consult us
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    India Week By Week RECRUITING FOR GOVERNMENT
    267 3 New Proportions 25 PER CENT FOR MUSLIMS rpHE (iovernment of India have issued new rules fixing the proion tor various communities in cl of direct recruitment to all India and other .subordinate services r the c ontrol of the Government of India. The
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    JAWAHARLAD'S ESCAPE
    153 3 From Venomous Snake Near His Chair Ailahabtui, July o. It is reported Pnndit Jawaharlal Nehru had a narrow escape from being bitten by a venon: >us snak, in Dehradun (?aftl. During the day w h; 1 o he was sitting in a chair with his feel on the
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    HERE AND THERE
    275 3 Latest Jottings Front The Mail TpHE "Hindu," of Madras, has opened an offlre In Calcutta. The opening ceremony was performed by Sir Frank Noyce on July 2. Vellappan, a passenger from Singapore on the Rohna's last trip from here was found to be missing from the ship
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    LORD LINLITHGOW
    83 3 To Succeed Lord Willingdon As Viceroy? The "Amrita Bazar Patrika" understands that Lord Linlithgow will succeed Lord Willingdon as the Viceroy of India, when th- latter retires from office. Two factors, says the paper,. arc In favour of such a selection being made, viz the considerable knowledge of
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    SIR GEORGE SCHUSTER
    68 3 Private advices from London .show that Sir George Schuster will be shortly sailing for New York with his son, who is being appi snticed in finance with a prominent New York firm. Sir George S'-huster will stay for some time in Njw York with a view to
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    PREVENTING RICE DUMPING
    314 3 Government To Make Announcement IT is understood that the Government of India will make an announcement almost at the commencement of the Assembly session, regarding their proposals against dumping of foreign rice into India. Since the question was raised in the Assembly during the Delhi session, the
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    172 3 200 Malayan Estates Have Sent Indents Negapatam, June 28. About a hundred more of the estate.* in Malaya have sent in indets for labourers from South India to work for ihem in Ma'aya. About a hundred estates had already sent in indents, and thus the total number of
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      65 3 FISTULA AND PILES RADICALLY I CURED. I All sorts of Piles are radically cured in a week's time. Complete cure guaranteed without operation. Fv>v Eye Disease and Rheumatism ai also undertaken. j 1 JBk wk\ Charges Moderate. 3k Consult personally jKj B\ or apply for particulars to: THE LAST WORD
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      219 3 k -Or- 1 1 m "smile*; the climber, -s T r I.* ml f-fi Vil I Hrl fIDLJ UfcJ ttt 1 AJ THE STAftT. A STIFF BIT |j COOD/ NO ONE LOOKING LUCK. STILL HOLDS: a.i I 1M ■1 \JM 1 RIGHT-NOT SwP.pRISCD. WHO SAIO I COULDrYT ALL THE SAME
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    Shipping News $ Notices. FOREIGN SHIPPING COMPETITION
    585 4 Shipping News Notices. FOREIGN SHIPPING COMPETITION British Tonnage Fails To Hold Its Own THE return of shipping engaged in our direct import and export trades for the month of May reveals the usual unsatisfactory features from a British shipping point of view. There is, maybe, a siight tendency towards improvement
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    WRECK SURVIVORS
    152 4 Picked Up After Four Days In An Open Boat Panama. After more than four days in an open boat without food or water, the 17 missine members of the Norwegian steamer Knut Hamsun, which caught fire and sank on June la, nave been picked up off Santa Cruz
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    U. S. TONNAGE DECLINE
    124 4 The tonnage of American documented commercial vessels decreased less than onethird of 1 per cent, during the quarter ended March 31 compared with the preceding three-month period. Figures compiled by the statistical section of the Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection show that on Dec. 31,
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    MOTOR TARGET-TUG
    250 4 Special Craft For War Department yyiTH the launch of the target towing vessel Sir Hastings Anderson from the Govan Shipyard of Messrs. Harland and Wolff, Ltd., another addition has been made to the large number of special-type vessels built by this firm in recent years Tor service in
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    SOVIET CHARTERING
    297 4 618,247 For British Owners In Four Months According to the bulletin of the Russotritiah Chamber of Commerce, out of he 110 steamers cha.tered by the Anglosoviet Shipping Co., Ltd., in April, 78 were British, which represents 70.9 per cent, of the total. Greece supplied nine steamers, Sweden md
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    THE NEW CUNARDER
    409 4 Anchors And Cables For No. 534 rpHE new Cunard liner, No. 534, will J- carry two 16-ton bower anchors, each with 165 fathoms (990 feet) of cable attached She will not carry a stem anchor as do the Berengaria, Majestic and Leviathan. The main reason for this
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    PLYMOUTH NAVY WEEK
    267 4 Cruiser And Destroyer v. Submarine A struggle between a cruiser, a destroyer and a submarine is to be staged in the largest basin of the dockyard for the benefit of visitors to Plymouth Navy Week, which takes place from August 4-11 this year. The cruiser, H.M.S. Caradoc,
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    REDUNDANT BRITISH SHIPYARDS
    541 4 Policy Of The N.S.S. Questioned IN the House of Commons, on June 19, Mr. Pearson asked the President of the Board of Trade whether he was aware of the anxiety which was felt regarding the activities of National Shipbuilders' Security, Limited, in buying up and dismantling shipyards,
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      358 4 ■STEAMERjSAILmGS. I P& Oand ■BRITISH I INDIA P. &O.S. N. CO.* SAILING I OUTWARDS. Tonnage. Singapore RANPURA 17,000 In port. I SOMALI 6,810 Aug. 1 I CORFU 15,000 Aug. 3 W MANTUA 11,000 Aug. 17 I BANGALORE C.OOO Aug. 30 m RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 31 COMORIN 15.000 Sept. 14 I
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      156 4 m LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. I SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Calling at Colombo, Bombay Suez Aden a sBo^ ah r Su z Port j Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste IS'pow. SW e Ven?ce m^ HILDA July 25 July 25 ss
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      168 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. DeUt |H B Q| Austrshsche Dampfschiffs |Q Cj ueaeilschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. M.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila July 25 s.s. BOCHUM, via Manila Aug. 7 m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Aug. 21 m.s. ERMuAND, via
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      581 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHEH |Mjf»J LLOYD. (Incorporated in The undernoted axe the Company'! intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. 1 1934 "DONAU" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan July 31 "FULDA'' for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Aug. 15 HOMEWARDS. 1984. "ODER,'' for Marseilles, Oran, R'dam, Hamburg and Bremen July 27 t
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    589 5 Mining Shares. Singapore. Saturday, 11 a.m. The following mining share quotations ire issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and stork brokers. Issue 58 Value Buyers. Sellers. 4s Ampat Tin 6.4»/ 2 6|9 £1 Asam Kumhang Tin 37,6 401--£1 Austral Malay 501- 52(6 5s Ayer Hitain Tin 15|-
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    148 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION PRICES INCLINED TO BE EASIER Increase In U.K. Stocks Expected (By Out Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Saturday, 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 23% cts., clown Vs ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Yesterday's Prices:— London, down i;l6d. Market Tone: Quiet. New York, 14% cts., down Vk
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    PRODUCE.
    204 5 Singapore, July 20. r. .Siarn» W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $115 r. .Siamr W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $10* Rice B Siam N. 1 per Koyan $96 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $92 Siam, No. 1 JfJJ Siam. No. 2 |J™ Siam, No. 3 JJj"
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    MALACCA RUBBER PLANTATIONS
    1332 5 Mr. Charles Emerson On Regulation 1 V (By Air Mailt London, July 6. rE twenty-eighth annual general meeting of the Malacca Rubber Plantations, Ltd., was held at the offices af the Rubber Growers' Association, 2-4, [dol-lane, E.C. Mr. Charles Emerscn (the chairman), in the course of his
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    ULU PANDAN
    345 5 Decision To Resume Tapping THE annual general meeting of the Ulu Pandan <Sngapore> Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held at the registered offices of the Company at the French Bank Buildings at noon yesterday. Mr. J. A. Elias was in the chair, and the others present were Mr. Lee
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    RUBBER MARKET REPORTS
    476 5 Last Week's Business Reviewed "MESSRS. Lewis and Peat 'Singapore). Ltd.. in their weekly rubber report, dated July 20, state: Renewed support has been given tc the marker during the week and on any sign ol prices easing a fresh wave ol buying interest has arisen. Actually there
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    INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
    94 5 New Department of Birmingham University The University of Birmingham ha decided to institute a Department oi Industrial Hygiene and Medicine, and arrangements are being made for i opening next October. The function of the department wil be to undertake research in the appli cation of medicine to industry,
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    21 5 The S.S. Currency Commissioners issued $638,580.93 in exchange for sterling received in London during the week ending July 12.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    704 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Saturday. 11 a mJHfI The folio y.ui& ruDDer anaie quotauo* *re Issued by Fraser and Co.. and Lfn.r md Evatt. Issue /alue. rraser i*a« J g Shares. Co. Eva*. LJJ 1 Allenbv 175 185 175 iHO J-Jo 1 Alor Gajah 1.32V 2 140 1.20
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    70 5 DAILY PR ICE ft CURRENT, j Singmpcte, Friday, I Buyers. Sell'•»•*.' R S.S. equal to London S andard. Spot (loose) U to* do. (F.O.B.) July 24 -1 i Standard R.S.S. on Tender: Aug. Sept. 26 to* Oct Dec. Jan. March «K April June Tone of Market:
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      54 5 TBS SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated In New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WURKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. O. IIABOOLIOTJTH. Manacer OFFICE: I. FINLAYBOR GBEIH. THE V A QTFRN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. «FU> OFFK'K: til) fWfl St Sin^non- If*"** "V
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      89 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In Emtfand). SINGAPORE BRANCH D Almeida Street. authorised and Subscribed Capital «,900,000 Pald-up-Capltel £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 100,000 HEAD OFFICE LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara.' Baghdad, Bahrain, Basra, Ktrtuk, Mosul 4nd 8teaao«ce. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and aonsy received on Ftac«i XtososR
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      147 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Lt<n (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) jjj THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK? LTD, THE HO lIONC THE CH^ b AN^"^IE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000.000 00. uvin nFPirF CHINA BUILDING, CHIM A STREET, BlNLrAruius. m HEAD OFTO CITOtAM «OAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chee Swee Cheng. Esq., Chairman. Lee
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      659 6 Hi. HASSAN. I. LICTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. M-17, Bra* Baaah Road. SINGAPORE BI if you are In need of electric i mU, tens, motors, etc., and water t rvice, please write U the above I J Ureas or Those 8411. IffIEAFFER'S LIFETIME PENS I fr. AND SHEAFFER'S SKRIP iBH I
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      456 6 PUBLIC NOTICES. TENDERS. SELETAR PLANTATIONS, LTD. Tenders are invited for the letting out as from Ist August 1934 of the tapping rights of Seletar Estate at the 12th mile Seletar Road coolaining an area of about 550 acres of mature rubber. Standard production has not yet been assessed. Further particulars
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      354 6 J% SALE. arrived fro m the wlds of Borneo; Bulbophyllum Lobbii, the kin* of s Make your selections from The Gem Nur scry, Moulmein Road. VACANT LAND FOR SALE. Messrs. Haw Par Brothers. Limited of i *5 87 89 Neil Road, Sin wore,have for KB|e a very big piece of
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      400 6 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—Salesgirls, Managing Clerks and Shorthand Typist for different lines of ?n Import and Export wholesale firm. Good prospects to capable persons. Only Chinese need apply. Please state age. sex, and experience. Apply Box No. .'J'JO. co Malaya Tribune. j WANTED—Chinese Experienced and Smart Canvassers for a new business.
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      349 6 eptjcationah PRIVATE TUITION: Cambridge and Commercial Subject*. Moderate Fees. Apply "Reasonable" co Malaya Tribune. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered 'School). (For Boys and Girls). l-K, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut. Singapore. Enrol for a .Sound Musical Education Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading
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      555 6 IB 111 mm t GRAND MID YEAR CLEARANCE SALE JULY Ist 31st. RECORD BARGAINS i SMASHING PRICES. Alarm Cloaks from 90 cts. upwards. Pocket Watches from $1.25 upwardv. Wrist Watches from $2.00 upwards FIRST COME FIRST CHOICE* Yiek Wofa Hing 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road). I^GENLTLNr^*""" Wf f£
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    A CRICKETER MERCHANT
    572 7 Ground-Drying Machine Sold In The Drought MR. W. B. THOMPSON was a successful London business man. The weather did not concern him. His "business in life was exporting boxes. Kis hobby, cricket. He captained a Hertford team. Last year he went to Australia on a business trip.
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    "EVERYMAN'S CAR"
    121 7 Germany Plans A Four-Seater For £55 Berlin. A plan lor an "everyman's car"—a four-seater to sell at £5i (at par) has been submitted by the Berlin Chamber of Commerce to the Government, says the "Morgenpost." It is suggested that the car should be built only in one type,
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    TO FRIGHTEN OFF LIONS
    78 7 Gold Thrown At Them By Mistake Nairobi. A mining prospector In Tanganyika was having trouble with the lions surrounding his camp at So he engaged a native child to throw stones at them to frighten them away. They made too much noise. The child pelted at
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      190 7 SANOCRIN The new scientific treatment for 1 jss of hair. F»y destroying dandruff, Sanocrin promotes luxurious hair growth, making it fine and flossy in textur". Treatments are recommended for both men and women and rr.:iy be obtained at MAISON IMI iilAI 11 CAPITOL BUILDING. 'PHONE 4419. When you feel run-down—as
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      82 7 j*HtrtMiininiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiii!n:niniiiiiiiniHi:iiniiiiii i liininiiiiiiininimnininininiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiwww'.i I I I j thoroughly de- a I ijt j product guaranteed 3 em Becertainto j I longer. ENGLAND W Osram Valves Are A Tonic To Any Set. The General Electric Co., Ltd., (of England) Battery Road, Singapore. i i mm i i t i i i
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      914 7 The Latest Empire Radio News TO-DAY'S SPECIAL the programme A TVyfTLtX? Tfte detailed programme is as follows. r KUvjrvAlVllYlrj 6.20 p.m.: Time Signal from Big Tom. The Northern Studio OrchesC3 f\£ c* i tra directed by John Bridge; series Ul OlirpriSe Annie Glover (soprano), from Ttomc a Manchester studio, lit
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING BILLS OF LADING
    232 8 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING BILLS OF LADING Straits-Pacific Conference Announcement i IT is notified by the StraitsPaciflc Conference that the clause regarding optional bills of lading has been amended to read as follows:— "An extra charge of 60 cents per scale ton will be made in
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    102 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Jul* 21. East Wharf (Entrance Gate i) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Arizona Marti 18; Danmark 11; D'Arlagnan 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Kinta 3f,; Kepong 33; Pyrrhus 34; Steel Traveler 3L Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4)
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    DEATHS. DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
    207 8 WEE—Mr. Wee Chin Seng-, age 62, of 110-F. Haig Road, passed away peacefully at 2 a.m., on Wednesday, July 18. The deceased leaves behind a wife, 3 sons Wee Oh Tec k, Wee Hun Kok, Wee Hun' Poh, 4 daughters, 2 sons-in-law, Tan Eng Earn, Lee Soo
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    MONEY MARKET
    203 8 SELLING. Singapore, JulJ 20. London 3 months' sight 2|4 5 32 London 4 months' sight 2:4 9 64 London 60 days' sight 2;4V 8 London 30 days' sight 2|4 7140 London demand 2|4 3 3? London T.T. 5164 Lyon and Paris demand 887 Hamburg demand 148 New York
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    292 8 Publie Function And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 21 High Tides. —4.45 a.m., 4.46 p.m. Football: Malaya Cup, Singapore v. Malayan Command, Anson Road Stadium; Negri Sembilan v. Johore, t Seremban. Cricket: RJ. v. S.C.C. 2nd. day, S.C.C Nondescripts C.C. v. Y.M.C.A Y.M.C.A.; S.C.R.C. v.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    52 8 ALHAMBRA.—"Laughing Boy." APOLLO —Chinese pictures. CAPlTOL,—"Fashions of 1934." EMPIRE.—"The Eagle and the Hawk." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese W'ayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH.—Hindustani talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing sideshows. Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—"The Queen's Affair.' RITZ.—"lm No Angel" and "Big Sews." ROXY.—"Only Yesterday," preceded
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      452 8 I SINGAPORE HOfILS pMnaiiaiiai!Bii»r,i..i;titiiiißiißuatTanaiißiiSiiai:it l siia:ii;!a! 4mi!i a.ia ii.iiut-.igi ai,■• t ii.'.iiiiitiiiiiiiiitrtiir.iiHtrritnwt IMETROPOLE hotel Hi EL. 7986. BRAS BASAH ROAD. IDEAL CENTRAL. MODERN SANITATION. RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS. I 001) CUISINE. EXCELLENT BAR. j MODERATE RATES. I i PER DAY. PER MONTH. H I Single Double. Single Double. I
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      167 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT. ORDINANCE N(5714 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summary Case In Bankruptcy. No. 88, of 1928. Re LIM SEAK INK of No. 62-2, Teong Bahru Road, Singapore, CJerk. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First Dividend i* intended to be declared in
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      418 8 AUCTION SALE. W THE SUPREME COURT, SINGAPORE. Orifrina fns: Snmmcas No. 10S of 1932 In the Matter of the Estate of Ezra Saul Isaac, Deceased. Between MEYER EZRA ISAAC a ~.d NASSIM SAUL ISAAC Plaintiffs and 1. REBECCA RYDER. 2. GRACE BRIDGES and 3. M A ISLE IS AAC Defendants
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      107 8 j THERE'S FLU ABOUT j AND IT'S CATCHING. j j INFLUENZA IS EASILY 1 j PUJEVENTED CVIU'A) BY j "ASKIT" I DON'T HESITATE. AT THE hftSl j SIGN OF A COLD TAKE ASKIT I AND ALL THE DISTRESSING I SYMPTOMS THAT GO WITH IT DISAPPEAR AN T I) -PREVENT THE
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      382 8 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of ivfucli are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Hanpenings of general interest will still be included in the
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      297 8 IPOSTAL IKTCLLICCHCI SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY *Siam, Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine, Egypt, E. and S. Africa, Great Britain, Ireland, N. and America and whole of Europe (Imperial) 7 p.m. Netherlands India, Bagan and Bengkalis (Toboali) 4 p.m. Bandjermasin (Blinjoe) 4 p.m Djambi (Toba) 3 p.m. Laboean Bilik and Tandjong Balei
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    BRILLIANT LONDON SPECTACLE
    625 9 Eighty Scenes THE PAGEANT OF PARLIAMENT i HE Pageant of Parliament opened brilliantly on Friday night, with the Albert Hall crowded with spectators, all manifestly delighted with the spectacle, the music, and the -hook." The whole affair is really a vast i lay in three acts and
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    LABOUR SOLUTION
    239 9 Eight Hours' Work-But Only Four For Pity rt Vienna. SI70RK for everyone tti the world at a living wage Is the *>bject~of proposals for the solution of the labour problem drawn up by Herr Otto Faltis, a well-known Austrian economist. Herr Fajtis, who is neither po&tician nor idealistclaims
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    M.P.'s ASK FOR BLESSING
    146 9 New South Wales Parliament Opens With A Prayer Sydney. The New South Wales Legislative Assembly has opened with a prayer— fcr the first time since 1862. These were the words of the Speaker, Sir Daniel Levy, on taking the chair: "Almighty God, we humbly beseech The
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    COULD FIND NO LOVER
    119 9 Seventeen-Year-Old GiiT« Suicide Attempt Tokyo. t m Chiyo Amemori, a pretty Japanese girl of 17, tried to end her life—because she could not find a sweetheart. She is in hospital now, badly injured —but the doctors say she will recover. She had thrown herself in front
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    MERSEY TUNNEL OPENED
    340 9 A Great Engineering Achievement London, June 18. MORE than 120,000 people were present at the ceremony at Liverpool to-day al which the King, by pressing a golden switch, formally opened the Mersey Tunnel, which is the longest underwater roadway in the world and one of ihe greatest
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      345 9 Thursday, 5.30 p.m., Prayer Meeting (ill Malay X TT Preacher: Mr. Chew Hock Hm. THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Paya 1 ebar Sunday, 9 a.m., Sunday School. 10 a m Service of Worship. Preacher, Mr. Philip Khoo. nm, Fellowship Meeting. Wednesday, 5.30 p.m., Prayer Meeting. Preacher, Mr. Chew Hock Hin. Friday.
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    JAPAN'S "NEW WOMAN"
    690 11 Beauty Contests ANI) EUROPEAN DRESS OALF a hundred of the most beautiful (Lancers in Tokyo assembled on tha spacious stage of the Nippon the largest theatre in the country. They passed in review before a jury of 30 men in the first beauty contest of its kind
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    YOUNG MILLIONAIRE'S ALLEGED APOLOGY
    279 11 Astor-Gillespie Quarrel Recalled New York, June 16. N apology from one of the world's richest young men, John Jacob Astor, Junr., to the mother of his foimer fiancee, j Miss Eileen Gillespie, has been given out by Mrs. Gillespie for publication to the world. I This
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    "HIGH PITCHED SINGING"
    133 11 Geisha Girls Unpopular In Dairen Dairer.. Residents of Dairen have eemplained to the pol ce that th e "night is made hideous with loud jazz melodies and the high pitched singing of geisVa gills." Children are awake, sick persons caused unnecessary suffering. and healthy adults cannot get
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    RICE CULTIVATION
    206 11 Bill For Legislative Council I J AT the next meeting of the Legislative Council a Bill intituled the Rie Cultivation Ordinance will be introduied.' The objects anJ reasons state It is requisite to the successful culuvation of rice land that all contiguous blocks of such land should be
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    FINLAND'S BEST CUSTOMER
    61 11 Helsingfors. England is buying more Finnish pitmops than any other country and of the 261.969 cubic fathoms already sold for shipment in the course of the year 56. 3 per cent, has been nurchased by the United Kingdom. Britain is also Finland's best customer for eggs, of
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    COUNTERFEITERS SENT TO PRISON
    583 11 Four Years For Local Eurasian AFTER a trial lasting four dav;. Norman Albert Jansen. a former Stewart at the Tan Took Seng' Hospital, and two Hylam Chinese named Fary 'Peng Pin and Wong Si Eng. Were unanimously found guilty on three cha»gfs ci counterfeiting King's coin
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    A LOOK AROUND
    725 12 "yHE Liberals and Labour members oppose the decision, feeling that it should not be made whfle the Disarmament Conference is still in being." This was the paragraph added to the announcement that the British Government at long last has decided to increase its Air Force more closely
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    175 12 The band of the Wiltshire Regiment will play at the Singapore Swimming Club to-morrow from 6 to 8 p.m Mr. Charles Milne has been appo'nted a nominated unofficial member of the Legislative Council during the absence on leave of the Hon. Mr. H. E. Nixon I Mrs. J. C. McPherson
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    Notes and Comments The Hongkong Hoax
    202 12 gTRANGE 1» the mind of the practical I Joker. On another page we give, an j account of the exploits of an individual, <aid to be a naval officer, in Hongkong, who rang up the Governor and other officials with bogus messages and then
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    This Freedom
    206 12 gIRD lovers will be interested in the following story from a Singapore correspondent:—A householder in Holland Park some two years ago was presented with a large cage of six lovebirds. Three months ago the houseboy, after having cleaned out the cage, inadvertently left the. door open, and before
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    A Pianist's Thanks
    277 12 JT is pleasant to find ihat all concert artistes ar e not high and might) Singapore was iold two year.s ago by Mr. Jascha Heifetz, the violinist, thai :it was an unmusical place, he would j never come here, again and he would I warn fellow artistes
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    Topics Of The Day
    419 12 R y "Looker-On" Q H 10 be in Singapore now that July is here" might be the motto of the .unhappy people of Shanghai. j V V -v They have just been enduring ihe "worst ever" heat wave in the experience of the oldest inhabitant. J
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    32 12 OIRLS' CORNER, 2. INDIAN AFFAIRS, 3 WIRELESS NEWS 7 CLUB DIARY. 8 CHURCH SERVICES 0 SPORTS NEWS, 16 17 and ift JOHORE TRADE SCHOOL 2? aOVS* CORNER 23 2
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    Cantonese Woman Murdered In Jalan Besar ATTACK IN THE DARK
    245 13 AMAH CRITICALLY WOUNDED Alleged Quarrel Meeting With Two Men CANTONESE woman, alleged to 4 he f /"-repute, was murdered at about So clock last night, in the Jalan Besar district. She died as a result •'1 a stab wound in
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    MUKDEN RAILWAY PASSPORTS
    186 13 Passengers Made To Pay Double Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai. July 21. JAPANESE rental are still forcing the passengers on the trains of the Peiping-Mukden Railway to purchase passports at Shanhaikwan before procced'ng to Manchuria. Many are compelled tc pay double the price as a fine when
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    BRITAIN AND CHINA
    107 13 Agreement To Share Railway Profits Min Kuo Jih Pao and Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong. July 21. The conference for the revision oi the agreement of the Canton-Kowloon Railwaj has concluded. The draft has been completed and now awaits final approval. The Chinese delegation is returning to
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    CREDIT ANSTALT
    45 13 Why Government Responsibility Is Abandoned Reuter. Vienna, Juiy 20. A scare was caused by the announcement that the Government was abandoning responsibility for the Credit AnSt lt appears, however, that the Government's action is due to the favourable position of the bank —Reuter.
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    42 13 Major R. L. Nunn, D.S.O Deputy Director of Public Works, Slraits Sett ements has been seconded for special duty in connect'on with aerodrome n arming Mr. F. M. G. McConechy has been appointed to act as Deputy Director of Public Works. S.S.
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    HIGHER PRICE OF SILVER
    197 13 Help For Cotton Industry Reuter. London, July 20. A STRONG plea recommending the avoidance of demands for a fixed rat'ort for gold and silver, a fixed currency price for silver or a fixed quantity 6f silver in actual circulation and demanding the reversal of several policies
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    FIRE TRAGEDY
    54 13 Big Outbreak Near Macao Min Kuo Jih Pao. Hongkong, July 21. BIG fire raged at Kongmoon, a port on the South Kwanglung coast near Macao, on Wednesday evening, which resulted in 22 shops being burnt down. Three people perished. The fire started in the Lee Yik Chan timber
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    PERAK WEDDING
    326 13 Present From Indian Muslims ON the occasion of the wedding of the daughter of H.H. the Suitan of Perak. in Kuala Kangsar, the Indian Muslim Community of the State presented the bridegroom with a diamond ring arfcl the bride with a pair of diamond earrings. The presentation was
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    100 13 A message has been received by his brother in Singapore stating that Mr. Archie Neubronner died in Penang yesterday. tea party will be given by the working staff of Messrs. Lithographers, Ltd at 36. 37 and 38, Wallich Street, in honour of Mr. T. Leembruggen, Works Manager, at 4 p.m.
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    THE PERAK RIVER MURDER
    743 13 Ipoh Inquiry EYE-WITNESS GIVES EVIDENCE (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. July 20. THE adjourned preliminary inquiry A into the murder of Mr. F. D. H. Wigley, an engineer employed by the Perak River Hydro-Electric Co., Ltd., occupied the magistrate's attention during the whole of to-day. Mr.
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    70 13 Mr. W. H. Hipwell has been appointed \o act as Senior Executive Engineer "Central," Singapore. The following have been appointed visitors to the Mental Hosptal. Singapore: Dr. C. E. Smith, vice Dr. E. W. de Cruz; Mr. Seah Eng Tong, J.P.. vice Mr. C&eong Kcon Seng < deceased >: Mr.
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    STRIKE OF LORRY DRIVERS
    123 13 Many People Shot MARTIAL LAW IN MINNEAPOLIS Reuter. Minneapolis, July 20. JHIRTY-FIVE persons were shot in rioting which occurred in connection with the strike of lorry drivers. Over 3.000 National Guards have been s?nt to the city, and the Governor is considering the establishment of martial
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    DEFENDING ALASKA
    45 13 United States Army Test Flights Reuter. Winnipeg. July 20. rj .HE United States Army bombing planes from Minneapolis landed here en route to Alaska. They are engaged In a flight io test the ability of the United States Air Force to defend Alaska.—Reuter.
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    LABOUR IN CEYLON
    121 13 Minimum Wage Rates Increased Colombo, July 14. The Esta.e Wages Boards for the various revenue districts in the Island have decided to fix the. minimum ra es of wages per diem for time work as follows: 1 Up-country: Men 49 cts.. women 39 c.sw. and children 29
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    MR. G. C. FORBES.
    167 13 Death Of Former F.M.S Railways Official News has been received of the death as the resuli of a stroke, of Mr. G. C. Forbes, M.1.M.E.. formerly ,'n charge of the Central Workshops. Sent jl, at the age of 65. Mr. Forbss rame O the •\M 5...
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    MARSHAL TUAN
    100 13 To Spend Summer In Kuling Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 20. Marshal Tuan Chi Jui. former Chief Executive of China, arrived in Nanking by the steamer Lung Wo yes erday from Shanghai. Mr. Wans Ching Wei (Premier sent a representative on board the ship so welcome him.
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    FUKIEN REDS
    52 13 Attempt To Break Siege Fails Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai, July 20. The 3rd and sth armies of the. Reds, besieged at Tingchow, in west Fukien. attempted to raise the, siege, but were driven back by the Government troops north of Lincheng. The Rr.ds suffered heavy loses.—Mm Kuo
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    12 13 The revised F.M.S. Railway timetable will come into force from Au?. 1.
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    16 13 Mr. K. R. Menon will speak on "Individuality" at the Malayalee Association at 7 p.m. to-morrow.
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    YELLOW RIVER RISING
    526 13 Fears Of Widespread Flooding Sin Chew Jit Poh and Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai, July 20. THE Huangho, or Yellow River, is < again rising rapidly, both at Tung- kwan and Lokow. Over 200 li (67 miles) of territory in Hopei are inun- dated owing to the
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    SIAM RICE IMPROVES
    89 13 Mills Re-Open i m A FURTHER RISE* EXPECTED j] !1 (From Our Own Correspondent.)!'] Bangkok, July 2<j| WHERE is a decided buoyancy in j: rice export market. Padi is 11 riving in Bangkok more freely coastal shipping is reviving under j stimulus of full cargoes to China
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    TYPHOON THREAT TO SHANGHAI
    231 13 Villages Wrecked By 1 Floods Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 21 MUCH damage has been done in <1 Charhar by a deluge. The Japl ese and Manchukuo troops in the 1 tricts have withdrawn to Dolul cwing to the floods. An earthquak] reported from Taiyuen,
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    INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
    74 13 Serious Outbreak Among 1 Chinese Coolies Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai. July An cpidemc of influenza has broi 'out at Yungclvsien. a district In Shai taking a heavy toll of victims, 1 majority of whom are coolies. The magistrate is taking cmergei measures to prevent the ep demic
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    Kampong Improvement In Selangor MUTATION AND HEALTH
    4667 14 Annual Report IECJAL VISITS BY OFFICIALS annual report for 1933 on social and economic progress Hie people of Selangor, Mr. T. S. British Resident, states that of births registered »vkk The birth-rate per of population was 31.2. In the number of births wa°.
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    GIPSY BANDIT
    176 14 Victims Rcbbed In A Prostrate Position Bucharest. fat on your faces in the dirt. Arms straight out from the body!" This command was issued by a gipsy, leader of a gan, r of bandits, to the passengers ir» two motor buses which he had held up at the
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    TWICE ADJUDICATED BANKRUPT
    313 14 Insolvency Caused By Illness T*HE stcry of a Nanking-born Ch nese who came to Singapore ten years ago, became a bankrupt and got his discharge, only to be adjudicated a bankrupt again, was related to Mr. Justice Gerahty yesterday in the Bankruptcy Court. The man was Lee
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    VANISHED FOR 23 YEARS
    166 14 Soldier Believed Killed Returns Home Istanbul. Ali, a Turk believed to have been killed in the Balkan War of 1911, returned to Istanbul b re recently. He went straight to the house where he used to live, and to his delight heard his wife's Vqfce talking
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    FALSE INFORMATION
    38 14 A fine ef $15, or imprisonment for three weeks, was imposed by the Third Magistrate. Mr. J. M. Brander on Chua Song Lc, who wa r yesterday charged with giving false information to a public servant.
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    265 14 Indian Constable In The Dock AN Indian Police Constable Ramkrishna Singh, of the Central Police Station, was yesterday charged before the Third Mag strate, Mr. J. M. Brander. with the theft of two watches, one of gold and the other of white metal. The offence is alleged to
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    FRENCH LEPERS
    167 14 Settlement Opened In Paris Paris. A leper settlement has just been Inaugurated in Paris. Within the ancient walls of the St. Louis Hospital, which dates from 1607. a special building for lepers, has been constructed by the Knights of St. John, who thus carry on their mediaeval tradition
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    AMUNDSEN RELICS
    126 14 Explorer's Heme To Bivome A Museujn Oslo. The home at Svartskog of Roald Amundsen, Just as he left it when he set out on nis ill-fated attempt to find and help the lost members of the "Italia" expedition to the north pole, is shortly to be opsned to
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    LAND DISPUTE SETTLED
    100 14 Lightning Ends Villagers' 20-Year Enmity Belgrade. For 20 years a dispute had raged between two villages .n Bosnia, concerning the boundary between their land. Several lives had been lost in fights arising out of the dispute. Now the dispute has been settled—by a thunderstorm. During the storm
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    SPURIOUS OLD MASTERS
    76 14 Expert Condemns Pictures In Hungarian Museum Budapest. Several old Italian masters in the famous collection of the Hungarian Museum of Fine Arts have been condemned as spurious by M. Martin Portkay, an art expert of Budapest. He has notified the Minister of Education of his opinion, and
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    GIRL'S DEA1H
    607 14 (Coroner's Inquiry LORRY DRIVER NOT TO BLAME npHE death of an eight-year-old Chinese girl who was knocked down by a motor-lorry at the junction of Queen Street and Arab Street on the afternoon of June 25, formed the subject of an inquiry by the Singapore Coroner (Mr. W.
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    THE FUTURE OF CHINA
    1287 15 Co-Operation Needed I LECTURE BY DR. TYAU HaN extremely instructive lecture entitled "What do we want of was deliveied by Dr. Philip C. Tyau, the Chinese Consulin Singapore at the Chinese last night. I Dr. Tyau dealt with the failings of ■China and the Chinese people
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    81 15 Mr. D. Gray. Passed Cadet. M.C.S.. has been promoted to be an officer of Class V. The Motor Bus Transport Owners' Association. Singapore, is called, .upon to furnish proof of its existence. Mr. E. E. Williams. M.C.S.. lias been appointed a Commissioner of the Mohammedan and Hindu Endowments Board In
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    SAMOS SHOOTING INCIDENT
    207 15 Service Over Scene Of Tragedy Istanbul, July 20. T»HERE is no indication of malice on t ther side, states a communique issued by the Foreign Ministry in reference tc the Samos shooting. The two Governments have reached a friendly decision and will hold a funeia service for
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    MR. A. McLURE
    152 15 Death Of Well-Known Shanghai Accountant Mr Alexander McLure, partner in the firm oi Seth, Mancell and McLure, chartered accountants, of Shanghai died on July 3, from heart failure. He was 46 years of age, and leaves a wife and young son. CONTRIBUTIONS TO CAMP In response to
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    COMPULSORY GAMES
    56 15 Berlin. Compusory sports for all state officials are to be introduced in Hesse, according to a state decree published recently All officials, except physical cripples, are ordered to join immediately a na-t'cnal-sGcialist gymnastic or sports club n order to "preserve their physical and mental health and thus be
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    "FASHIONS OF 1934" AT THE CAPITOL
    465 15 Brilliant Warner Bros.' Production I THE CINEMAS. MUSICAL extravaganzas have had quite a vogue during the pa t f w months, but "Fashions of 1934,'' tat .Varner Bros.' film which opened at th: Capitol last night, easily ranks wi h any of them for
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    A FAITHFUL WORKER
    299 15 A Shanghai Newspaper' Pays Tribute THE following tribute to an old and faithful employee is paid by Sutherlander" in the North China Dally Chow Moh-sung—l never knew him rntil his death by any name than Unde" but others called him "Grand a"—was a press proof-puller (ha peciality
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    A SOVIET SCHEME
    81 15 £7,000,000 Factory To Make Textile Machinery. Helsingfors. A sum of £7,000,000 has been set aside tor the construction at Leningrad of a new textile machinery works, and a further amount of £2.750,000 is to be spent on build ng mcdel dwellings for the workers. The works, when
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    CEYLON AND THE QUOTA
    131 15 No Measures Against Japan Reuter. Colombo, July 20. THE Board of Ministers has declined to introduce fhe anti-Japanese quota system because it will raise the cost of clcthing for the poorer inhabitants. They have informed the Governor that if Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister insists en a quota
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    LUPE VELEZ
    88 15 Not Proceeding With Her Divorce Suit Los Angeles, July 20. THE judge dismissed the divorce suit brought by the Mexican film star Lupe Velez aga'nst her husband Johnny ("Tarzan'M Wti muller, after Lupe had twice failed to appear in court to press her suit.—Reuter. Weismuller, who was famous
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    RESOLUTE STORKS
    96 15 I Postal Authorities Surrender Telegraph Pole j Berlin. Two storks have forced the Prussian Post Office authorities to erect a new telegraph pole near Rosenberg, East Prussist Year after year these storks have built their nest on a particular telegraph pole. The nest has been repeatdely removed, as
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    FLYING FOR ALL.
    103 15 Practical Demonstrations In Streets of Germany Berlin. Even street-urchins in Germany can 'earn about flying now. Practicable gliders are being placed in public squares ail over the countiy, ;,nd smartly un formed air-eport officials demonstrate the secrets of air currents and aeroplane controls to all interested passers-by.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    66 15 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 boxholders and window delivery ticket holder immediately. Correspondence for non-boxholders will be sent out by the 8.25 a.m. delivery
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    20 15 The tender of $14,500 for carrying out extensions to the Museum Building, Singapore, submitted by Chan Soon, has been accepted.
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    AMAZING HOAX IN HONGKONG
    186 15 Naval Officer Charged TELEPHONING TO THI GOVERNOR HONGKONG has been the scene o. an amazing scrips of bogus tele phone calls, the victims including the Governor, many other ofiicial. and the South China Morning Poat. A British naval officer, who habeen sent home, is alleged to
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    COWBOY BARITONE
    216 15 Entertains At The Cricket Club F RANK Braidwood, known as the Cowboy Baritone, is a capital entertainer He gave a performance at the Singapore! Cricket Club last night, and those who had net heard him before went hoping for the best and prepared for anything. They were agreeably
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    FOR THEFT OF CHERRIES
    145 15 Peasant Murdered By Vindictive Old Man Prague. An eld man of seventy has murdered a peasant a f Kamenice, in Moravia, for' stealing a bunch of cherries. On his way to work in his field, Karol Hudee passed an orchard belonging to Vaclav Stugel, a septuagenarian.
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    38 15 Mr. W. G. Reeves, an officer of Class V, M.C.S, Dr. H. A. Tempany, C.8.E., Director of Agriculture, S.S. and F.M.S., and Mr. G. H. Sworder, Ass stant Superintendent, Survey Department, S.S. and F.M.S., have been granted leave.
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    England Dismissed For 200 On Easy Wicket Sensational Cricket In The Fourth Test
    1186 16 istralia 39 For Three; Bowes Bowls Brilliantly Reuter. FTER registering 135 on the telegraph for the loss of two wickets, England collapsed sensationally for a total of 200 runs hen they took first knock against Australia in
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    TO-DAY'S YACHTING
    140 16 Batavia Team /To Race Singapore THE annual inter-pert yachting events between the Royal Yacht Clubs of Singapore and Batavia takes place in Singapore waters to-day and tomorrow. The teams will be SINGAPORE TEAM KATHLEEN HI.—P. G. Lur.dop 'helmsma I', G. M. Coltart. FlightLieut. D. A. Gbson. TARBET.—E. W.
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    DEATH OP SPORTING . CRITIC
    243 16 DEATH OP SPORTING CRITIC Old Ebor's End "In Harness" MR. A. W. Pullin—"Old Ebor" as he j was better known—the famous Brl- tish Sporting critic died in mail week. For years Mr. Pullin ccntributed to the Athletic News in its old form—Yorkshire cricket in the summer, Northern Rugby Union matters
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    BIG CYCLING RACE
    253 16 Australian Event Over 1,087 Miles Colombo, July 7. Ceylon has been officially invited by the Victoria Centenary Conference Celebrations Council to send one or more of her longdistance road cyclists to enter for what is claimed to be the world's biggest road race prize. The race, which
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    UPPER SERANGOON R.C.
    79 16 U.S.R.C. 11l team v. the Olympic Athletic Association to-morrow at the Rangoon Road ground: Y. S. Tan; Jantan, Abdul Razak; Muthuvellu, Harith Omar, Yew Leng, G. Veerapan; Ismail, I. Kathiravalu, Man►oor, Teo Ban Teck, Mahmocd, Aii Sidek and hi. Madon. Cycling: Tfte third cycling excursion will be
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    SEPOY LINES G.C.
    68 16 The match at the Sepoy Lines G.C. on .Sunday, between the Captain's team and the Vice-Captain's team, ended in a win for the latter "side by 2 to 1. Scores (Captain's team mentioned first): Elkins 0, Hosking 0. Murrell and Cowap 9, Grice and Oakeley Patton and
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    GREEN HILL B.P.
    65 16 Green Hill B.P. team v. the HarbourView B.P. at the latter* court at Bukit Chermin to-morrow at 2.30 p.m. Yeo Hong Chuan, Koh Leung Kirn, Tan Ah Tong, Lim Kian Soo, William Tan, Quek Khye Kee, Yeo £eng Chuan. Reserves:—Peter Tan, Cheang Ah Soo. j Players and
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    S.C.C LAWN BOWLS
    45 16 Ties in the lawn bowls tournament at the S.C.C. will be played as follows: To-day: E. A. Brown and A. S. Anderson (plus 2) v. P. Carmichael and A. P. Craigie (plus 2>. Monday: E. A. Brown (—2> V. P Barbat (scr.».
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    ENGLISH SOCCER
    251 16 Dates Of Important Matches AT a recent meeting of the F.A. Council representative matches were arranged as follows:— F.A. Eleven v. Royal Navy and Royal Marines, at Portsmouth on December 12; F.A. Amateur Eleven v. Royal Air Force, January 30 —ground to be fixed later; F.A. Amateur Eleven
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    COLOMBO'S JOCKEY
    62 16 Johnstone Accepts Contract In France London, July 5. Th? Australian jockey, Johnstone, who came from France last year to act as first jockey to Lord Glanely and ride Colombo in the Derby, has terminated his contract by mutual agreement: Johnstone has been definitely engaged to ride as first
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    PERAK RACES
    56 16 August Amateur Meeting At Ipoh A i wo day amateur race meeting will be held fin Ipoh by the Perak Turf Club on Aug. 17 and 18, when the usual arrangements will operate. Two runs each will be provided for class 4 lyrses, and ponies, classes 2 and
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    TELOK AVER E.L. PING-PONG
    106 16 DonlT JJowin X the ties in the ping- f the Telok Tien s r£!isy ion *s 4o Mr Lim Un r Chua Klm Hearn v Mr H* 100 En Soon,v will-' Keow Ch?^ VC vT an Wee W v Chew Ch?ng C G^ n hai Woon
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    BOXING GOSSIP
    76 16 future as the rtult „f'n ffl Sydney recently betwppn c j Nicholls. of WelC'r N.Z > exerut.ves of the Sydney N.B.C This m&m that Australian boxers and i m w«vn tne in Australia will Hp ahu over to New Zealand anS^fnt Australian boxers are very fortunate Tho lr
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    MAJESTIC B.P.
    78 16 mFITiL m JL SML* U)e National *r. at the Chinese Chin Woo Athiet'r Association s court, Lorong BuWt Pa'oh to-morrow at 3.15 p.m.: 1 Singles: Tan Chee Eng. Koh Sai rhni Ang Kah Keng and Oh Sin Tec? ChBl £*W v° h "V*!* Ang Kah Ch ft eng
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONS BEATEN
    346 16 Scarborough Match SPLENDID RECOVERY BY WARWICK A FTER being dismissed in their first A innings for 45 runs, Warwickshire made a brilliant recovery in their match against Yorkshire at Scarborough, and scored 216 runs in their second essay, to win with a wicket to spare. Hargreaves bowled
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    GARRISON G.C.
    137 16 The following are the starting times for the Garrison G.C. Oldfield Cup Competition at Tanglin to-morrow. p.m. Major and Mrs. F. fj. Austin 3K ran r MrS T L A J Graham ll«5L P m apt J B Gur "hiH and Mrs. Bennett v. Capt. H. B. Rose
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    Soccer Professionals Refund Money Received SINGAPORE v. THE COMMAND
    542 17 Malaya Cup Soccer TO-DAY'S GAME AT ANSON ROAD OlNGAPORE and the Command meet at the Anson Iload to-day in the Malaya Cup competition. Singapore have already beaten Malacca, NVgri Sembilan and Johore, I.IKv the Command have beaten .Malacca and Johore but
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    M.F.A. LEAGUE
    488 17 Kalzam Bahar Beat Kampong Tiong the Kalzara Bahar and the Kam♦v, t P° ng Ti° n K soccer elevens met at e J a.an Besar stadium yesterday afternoon in Division "B H of the M. F. A. league interesting play was witnessed,, and the match resulted in a
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    152 17 i.Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 19. At the of the Johore Bahru Di'.A. meeting on Thursday, the hon. secretary said that the Muhabbah had written in asking whether one of their j players. Osman, who had beer* susoend--1 ed daring the League would be allowed tc
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    ACME B.P.
    53 17 I Aciß- BP. team v. the Amicable A.t\. lop the former's court. 23, Lorong 24. 1 Gcylavig. to-day at 3 p.m.: Quek, Bet tie Kho. J. K. L'm. John Gann. Andrew Lim, Billy See, and i William Kho. I R*. :-rv*;: J. fie Sauza. Charier, Lim, Benito Chia,
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    THE PENANG RACE MEETING
    634 17 First Day's Weights A CARD OF NINE EVENTS 1 OANDICAPS i'or the opening of the Penang Turf Club's five-day professional race meeting* to be h:ld ii Penang on July 28, and 31, and Aug 2, 4 and 6, are given be'ow. There will 03 a card
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    SINCERE LADS' B.P.
    79 17 Members of the Sincere Lads' B.P. are informed that the draw for the doubles championship tournament will take place on Thursday, at 5.15 p.m. before which date the entry fees of all Intending competitors are to be forwarded to the «hon. secretary. All members, especially the competitors,
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    RAFFLES BEAT ANGLO-CHINESE
    243 17 School Soccer TWO BOYS ORDERED OFF THE FIELD pLAYING at Balestier Road yesterday, Raffles Institution beat the Anglo-Chinese School by 4-1. It was an interesting game, but there were periods of rorgh play and two players, one from ea-:h side, had to be sent off. The teams
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    U.S. BASEBALL
    177 17 National And American Leagues Reuter. New York, July 21. LATEST results in the U. S. major baseball Leagues are as follows:— NATIONAL LEAGUE The game between Chicago and Philadelphia was called off owing to rain, after Philadelphia had played ten innings. R. H. E. St. Louis 5 10
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    SUSPENDED MALAYA PLAYERS
    231 17 m Present Position L3 FIFTEEN MAY BE RE-INSTATED u i£ THE "Malaya Tribune" is on the best authority that thei j,; is every likelihood of fifteen of the 2 suspended Malay players stand good chance oi' being re-instate, shortly. j'Sj These players are l.: Mat Noor, Sarip,
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    ECLIPSE STAKES
    63 17 King Salmon Wins From* Umidwar T Reuter. London, July 20. I THE Eclipse Stakes (1 mile 2 fur.), rurl et San down Parte to-day, resulted a.-| i follows: KING SALMON 1 UMIDWAR 2 1 WINDSOR LAD 3 Ten ran. Won by half a length, sam distances between second
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    OXFORD v. CAMBRIDGE AT LORD'S 'VARSITY CRICKET MATCH
    532 18 Complete Scores DE SARAM OUT FOR A "DUCK" London, July 11. *J*»HE Inter-Varsity match ended in j a tarn« draw to-day, a finis?] I which was almost inevitable ftft?r j the big Bearing on Monday and Tuesday. Oxford, after los'ng two -aily
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    HORLICKS B.P.
    39 18 The following ties in the Horlicks B P tournament will be played off at the court of Mr. Chua Hong Kay at 4.45 p.m. on Saturday:— Tan Choo Lay v. Lim Hock Soon; E. Cheng Ronnie Chan.
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    THE AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND
    684 18 Personalities And Form Of The Visitors 'TPHE present Australian team, the -1 second to be captained In this country by W. M. Woodfull, whatever the more technical critics may say of it, has been universally acclaimed as one of the most delightful sides that have ever
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    WEIGHT-LIFTING
    55 18 Mr. Tan Kok Tiong ms be n atari i Members are reminded (hat ynb r'-'u, fion fee- for forthoomlnf ;,n, ~,5 'rv £C to b*; paid no la»er tha An < Those who wish to bring f., nd to communicate with U, secretary no', later th:.,. July T» 52
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    A.A.M. BULLETIN
    420 18 Roads And Bridges Under Repair I THE following particulars are contained I -l in the road service bulletin dated July 19, issued by the Automobile Association I cf Malaya. SINGAPORE Changi, Joo Chiat, Tnnjong Katong and I Grove Roads. Temporary Level Crossings. I Caution. Newton Cireu* at Junction
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    INTERNATIONAL GOLF MATCH
    483 18 I England's Win Ov:r Scotland ENGLAND inflicted a heavy defeat Scotland in the International Fro fesskmaj ma'ch at Royal St. Georpe' Sandwich. Of the foursomes En; j r won fou and halved two whilo < twelve singles they captured seven three, and halved two. Thus on the
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    PRINCE LOVES THIN WAISTS
    612 20 Concubines Die CHINA'S NEW LIFE MOVEMENT I*HE "New Life" movement is extremely popular in the country at the present moment. From the Government down to the country folks everybody is advocating it This nation-wide movement indicatedthai the Chinese people have gradually realsed what they actually want.
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    "NEW LIFE" MOVEMENT
    166 20 General's Plan To Save I China xt i o Nanking. Nearly 2.500 years ago Confucius, the Chinese philosopher, propounded four qualities which go to make an 'ideal gentleman." Now a movement—initiated by t heGovernment—for inculcating thosqualities in the Chinese people 1$ sweeping the country. The four qua
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    FISHING RIGHTS
    150 20 Norway And British Trawlers London, July 18. TWO communications from the Norwegian Government in reply to the British Note calling attention to cases of interference with British trawlers engaged in fishing some miles off the Norwegian coast, are at present undergoing careful examination in London, where it is
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    INCOME-TAX
    50 20 Prompt Payment The Rule In Britain London, July 18. The week's revenue returns make satisfactory showing, particularly in the ease of .'ncome-tax payments which became due on July 1. Last week's receipts from these sources totalled £4.596.000 or £1,798 000 more than •n the corresponding week of last year
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    POPE'S STATUE SPLIT IN TWO
    68 20 Rheims. In the midst of a violent thunderstorm at Chatillon-sur-Marne. the birthplace of Urban 11. the Pope who preached the First Crusade, lightning struck the statue )f the Pope erected there. The statue was spilt in two and a fragment was hurled through the cl
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    ENDING SLAVERY
    119 20 Unparalleled Relief To Humanity I London, July 18. DURING the centenary celebration of the freedom from slavery to-day Sir John Simon said the Act of Parliament which came into force in July. 1834, and which gave liberty to 700.000 slaves was in many ways the greatest of all
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    MOTHER CHARGED
    185 20 Sequel To Death Of Child Ker Huali. the mother of an adopted female child which died in hospital recently, was yesterday produced before the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brander. the allegation against her being that she had wilfully neglected the child on July 12, in a manner
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    BIAS BAY PROPOSED AS NAVAL BASE
    226 20 Canton Plans To Use Lair Of Pirate Bands Canton, July 2. '"THE possibility of converting biun Bay, notorious haven of pirates in ioutn uiiina, into a naval base is beintr diecussed in naval circles here. It is reported that following recent j ccnierences, ihe
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    FIRST CLASS CARRIAGES
    94 20 Japan To Abolish Them Exccpi On Two Lines Tokyo. First class carriages are to be abolished on all but two of the Japane^ ai.ways by the end of the year. A recen 4 investigation showed that 'he first cla s passengers, who were numerically I he smallest
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    1564 21 Elderly Malay On Homicide Charge (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lipis, July 17. \NOTHER case from the Kuala Lipis district has been sent for trial at the j th 'oming Assizes. In this instance the accused has been f mnd guilty of culpable homicide not amounting
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    458 21 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, July 13. MEAT Beef, steak (round), kati 28 Beef, stew or curry, kati Pork, lean, kati JJ Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 3b Mutton, Australian, lb. JJ Fowl, kati 2 Hens (locally reared), kati JJ Ducks (Java), each JJ Pigeons, domestic
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    MADE A "BROTHER"
    158 21 Red Indian Tribe Confer Honour On Oxford Group Leader Morley, (Alberta). Dr. Frank Buchman, leader of the international team of members of the Oxford Group Movement which has been touring Canada, has been made 'brother' of the Stony tribe of Red Indians here, not a chief as
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    FORBIDDEN MUSIC
    60 21 Berlin. The formation of new orchestras, or similar associations of private musicians for the purnose of privately performing, has been forbidden by the Reichs Music Chamber. All existing organisations of this kind must be dissolved by July 1, unless they existed on January 1 and are headed by
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    BRITISH BOOKSHOPS IN TURKEY
    329 21 Subsidies For Foreign Publications j Istanbul THE only two British shops in Istanbul selling newspapers, magazines, and books are threatened with ruin on account of unfair foreign competition. France, Germany and Italy have magnificent bookshops in Istanbul, wh'ch are subsidised by their respective Governments. British bookshops
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    THE THREE-EYED GOSLING
    34 21 Stockholm. A gosling with three eyes, all in a rov. and a beak on each side of its heart, has b?en hatched at Jakobsborg, Sk?nin^e. The bird is otherwise quite normal.
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    NEW TRADE SCHOOL IN JOHORE
    1010 22 I SPEECH BY THE j IIEADMASTEk Opening Ceremony (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 19. J'HE new Johore Trade School, a fine structure of yeilow, built to the model of an aeroplane, and situated in the spacious grounds in Bukit Sennyum, Johore Bahru, was
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    HOW BIRDS ARE POISONED
    446 22 Where Instinct Gives No Help THIRDS have so sure an instinctive I -D knowledge of what may safely be eaten that Hey are seldom poisoned I naturally. But when man hks been i at work they are liable to make fatal mis akes. They are poisoned
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    302 22 Lord Londonderry And Britain's Position <*' r pHE sands are fast running out," de•l dared the Marquis of Londonderry, Secretary of State for Air, in a speech at Strathaven, Lanark. "If we arc faced with the duty of securing that state of parity in the air which is
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    MORE COINS BEING USED
    152 22 Philadelphia Mint Hardly Able To Keep Up Supply Philadelphia. The mint here is turning out fresh corns to the limit of its capacity it is scarcely able to keep abreast of money mcrease in the demand for According to Mr. a. Raymond Raff superintendent of the
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    TO BE PULLED DOWN
    143 22 Historic City Wall Of Delhi Simla. I *k2SS h i stori( city wall of Delhi is threatened with destruction The Delhi muiMcipality have voted In savour of its demolition'and wW t ask Permission from the Government to have their vote carried into effec Tin wall was
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    BOY KILLED
    41 22 Fireworks Blow Up At Temple Madulkelle, Ceylon, July 2. One boy was killed instantaneously evenin B g UddhiSt Pata Dumbara and Udasinea Pmkama after the otone-fayh?/ ceretor the man°u?a d cf U re UP h t r fi~ ble
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    THE TORMENT OF NOISE
    568 22 Oxford Con f eren cc WHAT THE LEA(.( HASDOISĔ (By Air Mail) London, July G. JHE first Anti-Noise Conference ii England is to be held durim? Vu week-end beginning- Friday, July 1 at University College, Oxford The choice of Oxford as the plac for the Conference
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      329 22 MOST BACHELORS LIVE IN A MESS. ANY BODY WHO VISITER ONE j LATE ON SATURDAY NIGHT WOULD SEE THAT AT J o ONCE. IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO RUN A HOUSE AS IT J •SHOULD RE RUN, BUT A GAS COOKER IN THE KITCHEN j WOULD HELP THE COOK BY
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    100 23 Deal Nephews, I .mi glad to see that my advice has again been followed. Last week, more than one Cornerite wrote in v that he wished to use his own name instead of a pen-name for his s, and now
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    A Clever Monkey
    245 23 i By "S. C. Goh.") One dav. a white cat s'cle a piece of ri.cese. While he was running away, a bi.ick cot saw him. The black cat wa> very hungry, so he began to chase the white eat. in order that he might get something to
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    Mass Suicide!
    148 23 !< By "Gc.h Tcng Koon."> a wood. He down the shade oi a tree to rest, order to xelieve hi; tiredness, he r,u< a st.'aw hat and began tc fan M. Some monkeys happened to mattering near by, and perceived l0 .-oM£:y. Curiosity tempted them they jumped dewn
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    Cheertulness
    135 23 I 'By Y. S. Chuan) A cheerful man has pleasant thoughtsWhether he. is" conversing with his friends or thinking in solitude, hts temper is cVen and unruffled. He will always leak on the brighter side ol thinus. A good mind can bear pain, sickness poverty, shame, and even death
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    Mysterious Rain
    358 23 (By "Wong Tet Pong.") There is an instance of a certain country in America being covered With brown snow during winter some time ago. In NdKh Canada, there have been many casec of "coloured" snow falling from the sky in winter. Rain of various hues has also fallen
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    Hiking
    146 23 (By "V. S Hiking has lately become a favourite nd pastime to the people i+\ the trm >c-vate rsgiens. especially to those of WC err and Central Europe. The c" 3Z" > ot Mkers to wander acrqr-s the com try f?r away from the bustle and noise of the
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    Too Much Haste
    106 23 I (By "G. Siak Guay.") In times long ago a hunter owned a terrier. He had a wife and baby. It happened that one day his wife war ill. He left the terrier in charge of th«> baby, and went out hunting. Or. his return, to his
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    Lift Is Endless!
    104 23 (By Montgomery Koh) Everyone of in is born to be happy. Love "and peace create happiness throughout the whole world Life never chances, but it keeps u.» erowing to be ycung and healthy. It is always ready to render its service to our needs and to fulfil
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    Holidays
    346 23 (By "Daud Kassim.") What are holidays? Holidays are really a break from the monotonous routine of life. We no longer follow the usual order of our ordinary days. We can linger as long as we like in our beds. We can take our own sweet time at our breakfast.
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