Malaya Tribune, 26 July 1934

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXL- No. 17G SINGAPORE, THURSDAY JULY 26, 1934 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday. July 26, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1934. rX)K 6 CEN'ifc
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      44 1 Hf*J The Dominant I 1 *11'1»1*'1: 1 ill «III! *****11 l .l li!lr|.:|::lil|i>|.,lllltl|n|iir:|;:ri| |i |':|i>|itt"l I lII I I i i I I i MNMMNMMMMri i,>r'tiil!:iii|:'.l'U»'i!.ii:i:;l igMIIMtMMNMMMMNMMMMMMMmiHIIiIIi|im^^ BRITISH CEMENTS I BED HAND PORTLAND CEMENT FERROCRETE COLORCRETE AGENTS: SNOWCRETE bUTtIMB c (<>o (Incorporated in S.S
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      223 1 I A. FLINTER. I 6, Rallies Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds ana Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices, Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to Gaily exchange rates. Here is the machine designed
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    Shipping News & Notices. MODERNISING STEAM ENGINES
    718 2 Shipping News Notices. MODERNISING STEAM ENGINES Recent Conversion Of Londoh Steamer A MACHINERY conversion, without any structural alterations to the hull, has recently been carried out on boarl ihe steamer Kambole, owned by the X bteamB htp Co., Ltd., by Messrs. David Rowan and Co, Ltd. The work comprised installation
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    MUSTERS AND DRILLS
    174 2 E O T. Standard Regulations For Cargo Ships The Board of Trade announce the issue of standard regulations regarding musters and drills on cargo ships registered in the United Kingdom (notice 133 a). As in the case of the regulations regarding musters and drills on passenger fcteamors
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    SHIPPING CRISIS
    326 2 Italian Attitude Towards Rationalisation SOME indication of the attitude of Italian shipowners towards recent proposals j for the rationalisation of shipping is given in the report submitted to the annual meeting of the Fascist Federation of Italian West Coast Tramp Shipowners by Signor f,. B. Becchi, the president.
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    LIFEBOAT SERVICE
    272 2 Gifts For Rescues At New Brighton And Hoylake The Royal National Lifeboat Institution has received two gifts from rescuers |of vessels in distress whom its lifeboats helped. i On May 5 the pulling and sailing lifeboat at New Brighton, on the Mersey, went out in a very rough
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    MODERN "SINBADS"
    212 2 Roaming About The Seas In A Ketch East London (Cape Province). ALMOST two years after she left tho ta. Solent, the 60-ton ketch Vanora has m-ived at East London with its crew of *even modern "Sinbads." It slipped into the Buffalo River just in .ime to escape the
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    THE MAURETANIA
    135 2 Report That It Was To Be Broken Up Denied New York. I Surprise has been caused here by a London report that the Cunard liner Mauretania, long the holder of the Blue Riband of the Atlantic, is to be sent to the shipbreakers' yards shortly to be broken
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    PLIGHT OF BRITISH SHIPPING
    891 2 The Urgency Of Govt. Assistance THAT the only way in which, under the present exceptional conditions, the British shipowner can carry on is by Government help, is the opinion advanced by "Scrutator," in a letter to "The Times, concerning the desperate pass to which. British shipping
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      354 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. IP& and BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore SOMALI 6,810 Aug. 1 CORFU 15,000 Aug. 3 MANTUA 11,000 Aug. 17 BANGALORE «,000 Aug. 30 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 31 COMORIN 15,000 Sept. 14 BHUTAN 6.100 Sept. 27 RAJ PUT ANA 17.000 Sept 28
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      179 2 \W LLOYD TRIESTINO i (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, v Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and J Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste. I Due Leave Due m.v. HILDA Aug.
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      146 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. DeuUch |HI»R| Australische Dampfschiffs |0 Cj Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. s.s. BOCHUM, via Manila Aug. 7 m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Aug. 21 m.s. ERMLAND, via Manila Sept. 6 m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila Sept.
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      585 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHEH LLOYD. (Incorporated in The undernoted are the Company's ioended fixtures: OUTWARDS. 1984 i "DONAU" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan .Inly 30 1 "FULDA" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Aug. 15 HOMEWARDS. 1934. "ODER,'' for Marseilles, Orar\ R'dam, Hamburg and Brenu:: in port sails
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    358 3 Mining Shares. Singapore, Thursday., 11 a.m. n (1 following mining share quotations 1 iby Frascr and Co., exchange and sunk brokers. i sue Buyers. Sellers. M -r,n 6|4y 2 619 X S Kumbang Tin JAustral Malay 601- M|« 3419 3*. m chtngtot Tin B Cht-nderiang Tin W|-
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    124 3 ÜBtfiJED HY FRASER CajODCHAMOI AND STOCK BROKERS• Buyer*. Selleri. Singapore Municipal (1901> 5 per cent. 108 nz norn Singapore Municipal *****» 4 J 2 per cent. 110 no norn Singapore Municipal (i9o9> 4*2 P er cent 110 Singapore Municipal (1913) 4 per cent. 102 IUO norn Binganore
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    161 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION TONE A LITTLE STEADIER European Reaction Watched (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 231/2 cts., down ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), $114%, up $»4Yesterday's Prices:— London, 7d., down 1 16d. Market Tone: Easier. Hem York, 14 7 16
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    PETROL PRICES
    103 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.1« Shell Motor Spirit *x pump per British Imperial gallon v o Shell Meter Spirit in 4 gallon drums per
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    STANDARD-VACUUM OIL CO.
    50 3 The following are the prices of Socony gasoline and kerosene: BENZINE. Socony Motor Gasoline (ex pump) per British Imperial Gallon 5« Socony Motor Gasoline (I|4 drums) per drum Socony Motor Gasoline (1,4 tins) q per tin KEROSENE. Devoe's Imperial Brilliant (per tin) gJJ Sylvan Arrow (per tin)
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    MENTAKAB RUBBER COMPANY
    861 3 Proposed Purchase Of Property A MEETING of the Mentakab Rubber Co., Ltd., will be held at the Chartered Bank Chambers on Aug. l to consider the following resolution: That the Capital of the Company oe increased to $450,000 by the creation of 750,000 additional Ordinary shares of
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    LONDON RUBBER
    300 3 Declining Shipments Excite Market i i (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent./ London, July 11. PUBLICATION of Malayan and Ceylonese rubbar Shipments for June shook the market into an activity that teemed strange to it since Control arrived to steady irs nerves. Ceylon figures were particularly startling
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    76 3 Good Features Of Kaffirs Reuter Wireless. London. July 24. On the Sock Exchange <*iltedged securities were well supported and prices strengthened. Kaffir.-» displayed some further good features but in o'-her sections business continued restricted and most prices weakened in sympathy with Wflll Street. Wheat and copper weakened shaipl.
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    85 3 Last Week's Exports From Malaya During the week ending July 21, exports of timed pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 59,248 cases, of whkh 48,288 cases were to the United Kmgdorn 892 cases to the Continent of Europe, 6.21 o cases to Canada, and 3,853 cases elseVVh Total
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    VICTAMIN MANUFACTURE
    121 3 British Firm Wants Soviet's Secret Recipe Leningrad. j A "vitamin factory" is to be opened in L Ty g l"r ly method developed at the Mcchnikov Hospital, in Leningrad the "factory" will produce up to 10,000 doses of vitamins B and C every day. The vitamins will be
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    RAILWAY FARE REDUCTIONS
    48 3 For foreign visitors, uhe German State Railways announce a special reduction of 60 per cent, on all fares, pro vided that at leasi seven days are spent i^^ m re3uction comes into force on July 10, until Oct. 31. The ticKeis are valid tiwo months.
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    148 3 Prices Realised At Sale Yesterday 1 THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's weekly auction took place yesterday. Catalogued 1,676.222 lb.-748.31 tons. Offered 1,560,922 1b.=696.84 tons. Sold 1,254,255 lb. 5i>9.94 tons. London.—Spot 7.1 16d. New York.—Spot 14.9 16 cts. PRICES REALIZED RIBBED SMOKED SHEET Cents per lb.
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    KAMUNTING TIN
    101 3 Some Changes In The Directorate London, July 11. Thp directors of the Kamunting Tin Dredging announce that the Chairman and managing director, Mr. E. J. Byrne, ha* retired from the Beard, with effect from June 30, 1934, and they desire to place on record their appreciation of Mr.
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    PRODUCE
    206 3 Singapore, July 26. r. «Siam» W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $112 R. .Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $102 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $93 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $89 Siam, No. 1 T 1M Siam, No. 2 JJ2 Siam, No. 3
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    636 3 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Thursday 11 a.m. The foiKn* uig rubber *naie quolauoa* are issued by Praser and Co.. and Lyaii and Evatt Issue Value. rraser Lyan t% Shares H Co. lrraw 1 Allenby 1.75 185 1.75 ISO 1 Alor Gajah 1.35 1.40 1.20 130 IA. Hitam 160
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    56 3 DAILY PRICF.S COBBEKT. Singapore, Thursday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. RS.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 23* g do (F. 0.8.) Aug.. Standard R-S.S. on Tender: Aug. Sept. r w% Oct. Dec M Quiet 7d r Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet <d. F lb New York Spot
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      50 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD(lncorporated In New Zeelaad.) FIRE. MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. O MARGOLIOTTTH. Menace mmmm finxatsow oui« THE ma?rot?N UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. BEAD OFFICE: 16t>. Cecil St.. Singapore. L. (I JOH vftnv General Manager
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      81 3 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4, D Almeida. Rtre«*. Authorised and Subscribed Mrooo 000 Capital «IOOOAoo Paid-up-Capital Z l Reserve Fund and Rest 600,000 BEAD OFFICE LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo. JET Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra, Kirtuk, Mosul and Stoeaocre. ntiRRFNT ACCOUNTS openad and money talned on
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      117 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltdji (Incorporated In Straits Settlement..) U LOCAL WWCfOW Chee Swee Cheng, Esq., r>i,: on m SQ Vice-Chairman. Lee Kong Chian, Bsq., g V q Tan Ean Kiam, Esq., Gan Say Hong, Esq., Lee Choon Seng, Esq., jim Keng Lj an Esq., Aw Boon Par, Esq., cban Xang
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      567 4 !I. HASSAN. LICTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. M-17, Bru Baaah Road, "SINGAPORE. If you are In need of electric hta, fang, motors, etc., and water •vice, please write to the above dresa or 'Phone 8411. YOUR LUCK. ONE YEAR MONTHLY DETAILS $1.50 Weekly details, 1 year $7.00. Correct ans wer-H for
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      1324 4 FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Three second-hand lorrie* Thornyeroft 2 tons, Graham 2 tons, Dennis 1 Vfe tons, all in perfect condition. Apply Box No. 402, co Malaya Tribune. FOR SALE—Goodwill, business, tt-3., of a going agency. Will accept reasonable offer. Write Box No. 399, co Malaya Tribune. FOR SALE. One complete
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      313 4 EDUCATIONAL. PRIVATE TUITION: Cambridge and Commercial Subjects. Moderate Fees. Apply "Reasonable" c o Malaya Tribune. j i FAR EASTERN xMUSIC SCHOOL, Established i 928. I (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
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      569 4 GRAND MID YEAR CLEARANCE SALE JULY Ist 31st. RECORD BARGAINS IN SMASHING PRICES. Alarm Clocks from 90 cf*. anwardo Pocket Watches from 51.25 upward Wrist Watches from $2.00 unmrri FIRST COME FIRST CHOICE Yick Woh Bin 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle* Road). GENUINE EUGENE «4«« j WAVE. I PF
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    BEAUTY & TROUSERS
    268 5 BEAUTY TROUSERS And What Mother Ussd To Wear I nothing be done about hideously dressed women who are spoiling the beauty of the countryside?" moaned "Beauty Lover" in a letter to a London newspaper. He went on to say: "Last week I was sitting in the saloon bar of a
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    FIRST PRINTING HOUSE
    154 5 Place Where Bible Of 42 Lines Was Published In Mayence on the Rhine stiil stands >he fIEJt piinting house of the world. It is the "Schoerfferhof," formerly known as the "Hof zum Humbrecht," in which the father of printing, Johannes Gutenberg, firs: put his invention to practical
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    STEEL EXHIBITION
    153 5 Progress of Industry During A Thousand Years In connection with the forthcoming meeting at Solingen from July 28 to Aug. 2, of more than 5,000 steel manufacurers and dealers from all over the world, the United Steel Manufacturers of Solingen are staging an exhibition, showing the production of
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    AIR PILOTS' PARTY
    80 5 Berlin, June 28. A party of British pilots flying their own machines will leave Britain on July 7, o spend the week-end at Bonn-on-the Rhine as the guests of the Lord Mayor and Municipality. The programme includes a drive to the Seven Mountain?, a visit to the
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    TWO DROWNED OWING TO HEAT
    62 5 fans. A young woman, Mme. Louise Jolivet, aeed 22 believed to have fainted owing to the heat, slipped and fell into a canal near Saint Oven. Luc en Bazillon, aged 35, dived into the water to rescue her—bui. had a stroke, owing to the sudden
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    A FATAL REFUSAL
    48 5 Helsingfors. A commercial traveller who put up at an inn in the village of Orivesi, invited by a workman to join in a two-handed card game, refused politely. The workman was so angry that he drew a sheath knife and stabbed the traveller to death.
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    SWALLOWED SNAKE KILLS COW
    44 5 Rumford (Man). A farmer, puzzled by the prematura dea'h cf his cow. conducted a postmortem examination. v„ He found that the animal had ded from the bi f c of an 11- nch snake, swallowed in a mouthful of forage.
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    RURAL RELIEF
    108 5 Hugs Funds For North-West Nanking, July 8. AT the request of Mr. T. V. Soong, the National Economic Commission has decided to appropriate $500,000 for the relief of the rural districts in .he North-West. Mr. Soong has made a personal contribution of $500,000 and, through rus influence, various
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    ANTI-TERRORIST CAMPAIGN
    214 5 Bengal Government's Scheme A Calcutta. N intensive campaign against terrorism, by means of lectures, pamphlets and demonstrations exposing the futility of terrorist methods, has been decided on by the Government of Bengal. The principal districts where the campaign will be set on foot are Chittagong, Midnapore, (both in
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      200 5 ■L LIFEBUOY! KEEPS ■■4 PORT •UmJCHT. f"»CLA*D 11 H MODERN FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS. THE PETER PAN WRITING SET. Comprising a Self-filling Fountain Pen and a Propelling Pen?il. With 14 karat gold nib and nickelplated fittings. In attractive colours. Ideal for ladies and school children _V 50 I 1 THIi
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      765 5 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME "The Indian Rope Trick" AT 9. 25 p.m. to-night Colonel Lionel James will broadcast a talk entitled, •The Indian Rope Trick." As foreign correspondent of Reuter's Agency and subsequently of "The (London) Times," Colonel James experienced ten years of most exriling adventures. He recounted these in
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    104 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED Taba. Dutch, 684 tons; from Djambi 26.7. to Djambi 28.7. Tcocoli, Dutch, 674 tons; from Bagan 24.7, to Eagan 23.7. de Haan, Dutch, 904 tons; from Sourans,ya 26.7, to Sumatra 26.7. Belawan, Dutch, 715 tons; from Bandjermasin 23.7, to Eandjermasin
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    97 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, July 26. East Wharf (Entrance Oat* 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Kashima Maru 18; Klang 16; Soudan 13; Cremer 11. Empire Dock (Entrance Qate 3) Adrastus 32; Laganbank 35; Moricka Maru 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4)
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    CAUGHT BY BULL
    246 6 Toreador's Narrow Escape From Death Nimes, June 29. JUAN Belmonte, one of the most famous of living bull-fighters, reentered the bull ring for the first time in seven years to-day and nearly left it forever. Before the fight began he confessed that he dreaded a certain black
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    SUMMER VACATION
    108 6 French Schoolchildren To Have I Longer Holidays I Paris. French schoolchildren are to have longer summer holidays in future. The Chamber has voted, and the Minister of Education has approved, a private member's Bill extending the period of summer holidays in schools. Secondary schools will break up oil
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    DIALECT BIBLE FOR GERMANY
    44 6 Berlin. A translation of the New Testament from the original Greek into the "Plattdeutsch" (low German) dialect has been made by the Rev. E. Voes, of Basedow Pomerania. This dialect is spoken principally by the peasants of North Western Germany.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    121 6 Mails from Europe (London mails despatched on July 5), by the Rajula will arrive by train to-morrow morning Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 8.45 a.m. and delivery by postmen will commence at the same time. From China and Japan by the Hosang, due at
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    CALIFORNIA STRIKE
    27 6 Longshoremen Vote For Arbitration Reuter. Can Francisco, July 26. THE longshoremen have voted by an overwhelming majority in favour of atbitrat on with the employers.—Renter.
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    OCTOGENARIANS WED
    108 6 But Record Remains With Zaro Agha Istanbul. Two octogenarians hav e just been married at Kadikeuy, a suburb of Istanbul. The woman, a widow named Gul, was 84; the man, Hakki Bey, who has never hee married before, was 80. Search among Turkish marriage records reveals that their
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    "WORK IN ARREARS"
    86 6 Bulgaria To Have No Saturday Half-Day Holidays Sofia. There are to be more Saturday haltday holidays for Bulgarian officials and state employees until further notice, according to an order issued by the dictatorship cabinet. Everybody is to work six days a week. Work, states the order, is
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    MONEY MARKET
    191 6 BELLING. Singapore, July 2*. London 3 months' sight 2]4 11 64 London 4 months' sight 2 4 532 London 60 days' signt 24 9 .84 London 30 days' sight London demand 7 London T.T. 2,4 3(32 Lyon and Paris demand 88b Hamburg demand MJ New York demand Batavia
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    TURKISH SENTRIES
    59 6 Fire On Italian Fishing Boat Reuter. Athens, July 25. TTT is reported from Rhodes that Turkish -1 sentries fired on an Italian fish ngboat off Anatolia, killing one of the crew. The boat was plying near the Italian island of Castelo Rizzo and put in 'o a creek
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    GRAMOPHONE BOOM
    109 6 t Jazz Craze Sweeps Over The USSR Moscow. The jazz craze which is sweeping Russia at the present time has oreated such a demand for gramophones that in many shops only Soviet -heroes," that is, holders of orders or those who fcugh: in the revolutionary war, can get
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    EIGHTY TONS OF OPIUM
    119 6 Huge Surplus Of The Drug In Yugoslavia Belgrade. There is a surplus of 80 tons of opium from the yield of the poppy crop in Yugoslavia this year. The poppy fields Of southern Serbia have done exceptionally well. Much of the opium is of unusual strength,
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    EPITAPH FOR GUNWOMAN
    136 6 Made Brighter By Lives Of Folks Like Her' Fort Worth, Texas. At the request of he\r mother this epitaph has been prepared for the grave of "Bonnie" Parker, the gunwoman who was killed in an ambush with her desperado friend. Clyde Barrow, on May 23: "As the
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    AMUSEMENTS
    55 6 ALHAMBRA.- "Hold Tm Jail!" APOLLO —Tamil taikic. CAPITOL.—"The Kennel Murder Case." EMPIRE.—"Night Fight." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera. Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH—Hindustani talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, side*ho7/s. Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—"On the Air." RITZ.—"In a Monastery Garden' and "Sons oi the Desert."
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      188 6 POSTAL gggyggg SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Cremer) 2 p.m. China (generally) Hoihow (Cremer) 2 p.m. Hongkong (Cremer) 2 p.m. Japan (Cremer) 2 p.m. Aden (Karca) 3 p.m. East Africa (Karoa) 3 p.m America (North), except Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Karoa)
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      507 6 DIARY Of T4« DAY] WHAT'S ON Public Function And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 20 High Tides.—lllB a.m., 10.11 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Division One, S.R.C. v. R.A., Anson Road Btad Division Two, Marine v. S.CT .Ja:. Besar Stadium; Friendly, S.CC. v Bendemcer, S.CC. Tennis: M.L.T.A. Tournament, S.CC. TO-MORROW, JULY 27
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kuala Lumpur
    27 7 c Galli-Curci, the famous sop- r understood, give a con;i Kuala Lumpur some time in the ;He of Novr mber.
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    Ipoh
    27 7 man Haji Abdul Wahab, Barnster- Ipoh left for Raub where he guged in the Assizes which are r presided over by the Hon. Mr. v Burton.
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    Malacca
    116 7 neat session of the Malacca v. iil bo held in Malacca, on WedAug 8. Lurday afternoon marked the open- i yet another new association in when the inauguration of the Asiatic Staffs' Association was t their club premises 136, Lonong I ivrr. N. B. Nayar. the pre- It the
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    Penang
    172 7 The Hospitals Board have appointed Mr. D. Benson as a member of the Visiting Committee to the General Hospital, Penang. in place of Mr. H. E. Muriel, who has resigned. Found guilty of dishonestly retaining stolen property, namely, a bicycle valued at $5 belonging to a Malay pel constable
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    VETERANS' RE-UNION
    88 7 War-Time French Viliaga To Be Built In Canada Toronto. A typical war-time French village is tc be built here before next August, hen 12 000 veterans of the Canadian Corps assemble in Toronto for a reunion. An attempt is to be made to rerapture the war-time atmosphere and
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    THUNDERSTORM HAVOC
    74 7 Cathedral Wrecked By Lightning Belgrade. Volley? of rifle fire summoned Deople of Podrroritza, Montenegro, from their houses during a terrific thunderstorm. They rushed to the scene of «he shooting, and found the Roman Catholic caV"°dral enveloped in flames. It had oecn *lruck by lightriTng, and the Dolice stP*'onea
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    "CANNON MAN"
    267 7 Shot From Gun But Missed The Net Paris. CJHOT from a cannon for what hedeclared would be the last time, ton Richard, the "human cannon ball and bullet man" has kept his grim prom He fell short of the net spread 30 feet away and died on the
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    ITALY'S POPULATION
    46 7 Over 1,000,000 More In Three Years Rome. The population of Italy has increased in the last three years by 1,215,329, according to the laiest figures available. The population this year numbers 42.393,000. as compared with 41,175,871 In 1931, according to the central statistical bureau.
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    47 7 Berlin. One of the largest squares in Bremen has had its name changed. Formerly it was known as the Leibnitz Platz. M Henceforth it is to be called "Stormtroopers' Square." Adclf Hitler streets and Herrmann Goering avenues are general in many cities of Germany now.
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    507 7 New Route For Battle Fleet 17LADIVOSTOK—Could the Russians f sail a vast baitle fleet from the Arctic Ocean through the Baltic Sea o the. Par East in the even, of war vith Japan? <asks 'Daily Express" lorrespondent.) Soviet leaders confidently predic'ed hat at the welcome given r-cen.ly
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    BLOOMS FOR 146 YEARS
    72 7 Rose Bush Which Was Planted In 178? Quincy, Massachusetts. A rosebush, imported frcm England in 1788. and planted here by Abigai l Adams, the wife of John Adams, second T :dent of the United States, has bloomed again—fcr the 146 th time. The bush, which stands
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    731 9 2,000 Performers EPISODES IN STORY OF ENGLAND f\N£ of its posters, showing a crowned king and a laboring man "supporting' (as the College f Arms would say) th e Palace of Westminster epitomises the main feature of the pageant which is to be unfolded for th
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    STORM HAVOC IN SPAIN
    49 9 Madrid. I A v'olent storm has swept over a wide distort in the province of Soria, leaving a trail of ruined crops, i In five towns alone, the damage is 1 estimated at 3.000,000 pesetas (nearly £80,000» The peasants are seeking help irom the Government.
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    AGRARIAN CONFERENCE
    50 9 This year's "International Conference for Agrarian Science" will be held in Bad Eilsen from Aug. 26 to Sept. 2. It iia c been, announced thai 70 German delegates and about ninety foreign delegates will visit the Spa for '.he Conference. Among the speakers will be Mr. L. X
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    SOLD HIS SOUL TO THE DEVIL
    342 9 Sorcerer And Black Magic In French Village Tails TX the Utile village of St. Menoux in She A heart of the Bourton countryside, -live* old "Father" Gaspard. Be is a sorcerer who claims to have sold his soul to thDevil. His services for the
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    FOUND AT AN AUCTION
    94 9 Gold Tooth Which Was Lost Or Underground Railway i New York. Mrs. Agnes Tierncy, of Brooklyn, lost x gold tooth en the New York underground railway. Soon afterwards she went to an auction of lost property. The auctionee. Cfiered an "old lot" of jewellery to. rale,
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    100 9 Over 200 Animals Killed In One Night Sofia. The tohaWaaU of Dichpoudex, near Bourgas, woke up in the morning tc find hundreds of faim animals strewn round the village. A wolf had run amol: among the farn. animals during the night killing 100 gjpats, 40 pigs.
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    CHINA'S RESOURCES
    688 10 JT is a strange fact that while millions of the people of China suffer dire privations, the country itself is one of the richest in the world, offering mineral resources which have scarcely been scratched. MucH might be done with the help of foreign co-operation and capital, but
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    25 10 Mr. Kingdon-Rowe, of the Kinta Electrical Distribution Company, Ipoh, Mrs. Kingdon-Rowe. and their daughter Joan i are proceeding Home on leave by the I Fionia.
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    36 10 Mr. J. Jchnston, of Raffles Library will g ye a lecture at the Chinese Christ- ian Association, Prinsep Stree to-day, at 8.15 p.m. on "Literature and its interpretation of national ideals." All interested are welcome." i
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    43 10 Mr. C. B. Brewer, manager of Sapong Estate, Tenom, has been appointed to represent th e West Coasl planting comimunity in the vacancy on the Bbrneo Legislative Council caused by the departure on re/irement of Mr. M. Keating formerly manager of Melalap Estate
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    Notes and Comments Dollfuss Dies
    254 10 I OTHERE is horror anc> indignation j throughou. the world at the news of the assassination of Dr. Dollfuss, j Chancellor of Austria. The story of all I that happened in Vienna's Chancellery yesterday is slill awaited, but one thing is clear—Nt.zis, either of the,
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    War Clouds
    186 10 A ND now the world is wondering what will be the outcome of the Vienna crime. There is an uneasy feeling in the air, a feeling which recalls '.he tension following the Sarajevo tragedy of twenty years ago. Will there be war in Europe? Messages from Rome sta
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    Children's Hour
    199 10 Singapore Children's Orchestra was heard yesterday all over Malaya, down in Australia and perhaps as far away as London. For ii has made great s. rides in the musical world and has attained to the dignity of broadcasting. The Officer Administering the Government, Mr. Andrew Caldecottt, who is
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    Short Wave
    260 10 jgXCELLENT broadcast concerts aie given by the Radio Service Cor.i pany of Malaya, of which Mr. J. Douglas Newton is the managing director. Otiie: performers last night were Mrs. Mundell, whose beautiful contralto was heard in a number of songs, and who played piano solos as well, and
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    237 10 «Look£o n yy HAT exactly is meant by "a modern young woman"? In a recent action for breach of promise, Mr. Justice Avory referred to letters which, he said, showed pretty plainly thai the plaintiff was a young woman of the modern type. Oile letter said:
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    31 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. WIRELESS PROGRAMME, 5. JAPANESE DUMPING DENIED, 12. SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. CLUB DIARY. IS. ROTARY MEETING, 18. PAHANG NEWS, 19. TRADE STATISTICS, 19.
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    ASSASSINATION OF THE AUSTRIAN CHANCELLOR
    1192 11 DR. DOLLFUSS KILLED BY NAZI'S BULLET ATTEMPTED COUP D'ETAT FAILS WAR CLOUDS HAY BE GATHERING OVER EUROPE Engcßbcrt Dollfuss, the gallant little Chancellor of Austria, died yesterday, the victim of an assassin's bullet. Nazis stormul the Chancellery, and demanded that the Government should be handed
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    JAPAN DEMANDS "DAMAGES"
    387 11 Shanghai War f DEVELOPIMENT OF CHINA Shanghai, July 26. OESIDES demanding joint SinoJapanese economic co-operation, joint air transport between the two countries and restoration of postal j relations between North China and Manchuria, Japan demands that China pay the damages sustained by the Japanese during the Shanghai "War" of 1932.
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    DERBY WINNER SOLD
    66 11 Windsor Lad Changes Hands For £50,000 Reuter. London, July 10. THE Maharajah of Rajpipla, has sold Windsor Lad. ihe winner of the D iby, to Mr. Benson, owner ol the Beech House stud at Newmarket, for 130.00 C. The horde's next race is the St. L r. o er.—Reater. Chancellor
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    IRELAND AND THE EMPIRE
    232 11 Secession Proposals I UNANSWERABLE CASE J OF BRITAIN Reuter. i London, July 25. THE House of Lords had a debate on the Irish Free State, with particular attention to de Valeras recent statements in the Dail that the Free State is not to observe the treaty
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    RADIO EXPERT
    45 11 Sudden Death Of Mr. H. Hartmann (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, July 25. Mr. K. Hartmann, the Government ladio expert, died this afternoon of fever at Bandon, where he was superintending the installation cf a wireless directional plant on tru. new landing ground.
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    CHINA DROUGHT
    108 11 Rain Falls At Tsinan City Shanghai, July 26. Much relief was brought when rain fell throughout yes'.erday at Tsinan, the Shantung capital, thus completely bre.akng the drought. Communication between Amoy and Chuanchow, in south Fukien has beer, restored following the subsidence of the The influenza epidemic in Shansi
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    MURDERERS TO DIE
    59 11 Sequel To Assassination Of Archbishop New York, July 24. The two Armenians found guil <y of nurder in the first degree in connec<on with -he asi.jtssinaHon of Archbishop Tourain have been rcntenced o electrocution and the remaining seven, who were found guilty on the esser charge of
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    28 11 Mr. A. T. Edgar, manager. Suffolk Estate, Sitiawan, has left for Home on six months' leave and Mr. G W. Rand is acting as manager during his absence
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    112 11 There was a very large attendance at the funeral in Kuala Lumpur of Mrs. Kok Choong Sun, wife of Mr. Kok Sun. the wll-known planter and nrr.sidenl of the Cha Yonf Fui Kon. The deceased, who was 55. was th° mother of Mr. Kok Luk Yin. Mr. Ko: Onn Yin.
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    AMERICAN AIRWAYS
    109 11 Manila-Hongkong Link Suggested Reuter. London, July 25. IT was learned to-night that the PanAmerican Airways have applied for permission to run an air service from the Philippines to Hongkong with the ultimate object of linking up with the Shanghai-Canton line. The BrAish Government, it is understood, definitely refuses,
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    POLISH FLOODS
    85 11 People Sitting On Roof Tops Reuter Wireless. Warsaw, July 24. A heavy deathroll is feared to be inevitable in the region oi Sandomierz, south of Warsaw, where the Vistula has broken its banks and there is now a flooded area of 1,500 square miles, with an average depth
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    LABOUR PARTY
    72 11 Offer By Communists Turned Down Reuter Wireless. London, July 24. The National Joint Council, representing the Trade Union Congress and the Labour Party and the Parliamentary Labour Party, has turned down the proposal by the British Communist Party for organisation of an united front against Fascism and war.
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    NAZI TERRORISM
    56 11 Swiss Authorities Seize Load Of Explosives Reuter Wireless Berne, July 24. The Government is protesting to Berlin following the Swiss seizure of a German mote-brat in Swiss territorial waters of Lake Constance, containinc explosives for Nazi terrorist activities in Austria. Three members of the "Nazi Austrian Legation" frcrn
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    FRENCH CRISIS
    54 11 Settled After Two-Hour Neeting Reuter Wireless. Paris, July 24. The French crisis has been settled and the Cabinet remains unchanged, ihe mee'ing lasted two hours after M. Doumergue had spent a day in conversaions with individual dissentient ministers for the hatched' to be ruried, otherwise the political truce
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    LABOUR PARTY PROGRAMME
    109 11 Public Ownership M., COLLECTIVE PEACI SYSTEM Reuter. London, July 25 f I pUBLIC ownership and control primary industries and the sj vices of banking, credit and land J the chief items in the "programl of action" issued by the Labour Pa executive for consideration at annual party
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    BRITISH AIR MAILS
    131 11 Increased Use Of Horn! Services k. Reuter. London, July THAT the British, public has bec| increasingly air-minded is shown uiie popularity of the air lines operg by Imperial Airv/ays and Railways ci bine foimed last March. The London-Isle of Wight service, pecially, is running to capacity. Scv
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    NAZI GUARDS
    77 11 Hitler Increases Their 1 Status Reuter. Berlin, July J Hi ler has i.sued a decree raising black-unifoimed Nazi Guards 'o staus of an independent organisa of the Nazi Party "in view of t grea'< services in connection with events of June 30." Thus their leader. Himmler. wil equal
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    37 11 Under the auspices of the Indian sociation. the Rev. H. B. Amstutz, delivered an interesting lecture on America You Never See." The adc was highly appreciated by a la audience. Mr. T. G. Thomas was it chair.
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    Japanese Merchant Refutes Allegations Of Dumping
    341 12 NO SWEATED LABOUR Local Interview r EFFICIENCY OF THE MANUFACTURERS •HAT the efficiency of Japanese maufactnrers has resulted In panose goods flooding the world prkets is t!i" view of Mr. M. Kobaphi, managing director of the big*nt hosiery firm in Japan, Naigai mirnono Kaisha,
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    ALAN BESAR MURDER
    227 12 i Two More Suspects Detained IF. Detective Branch has detained twe more Chinese in connection h 'he Maude Road murder. One of four men who were arrested on nday has already been charged wi pder and will be brought up again morrow. in view of his arrest
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    UNSTAMPED LETTERS
    95 12 Revenue Officer's Find Among Luggage 'leading guilty before the third gistrate (Mr. J. M. Blander) this rnlng to a charge of bringing 23 untnpcd letters into the Colony, a Chi- ;e lodging-house runner named Kwoh n Hee was fined $46, and the letters I fo ordered to be
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    PARTNER CHARGED
    173 12 Alleged Breach Of Trust FURTHER evidence was recorded by the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday in connection with the case In which a Chinese, Lee Soon Kiat, is charged on three coun Is of criminal breach of trust involving about $4,000. The accused, who is a
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    332 12 The undernoted non-fiction works will be ready for issue on Saturday at i» a.m.: Bainbridgc (H. C.) Twice Seven. Autobiography. Illus. Balfour (H. H.) An Airman Marches. Illus. (Aviation). Binzig (Paul) Exchange Control. Elson (H. W.) History of the United States of America. Maps. Engelbrecht (H. C.) and
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    COMPLAINANT DIES
    67 12 Sequel To Alleged Knife Attack WHEN a Chinese, Goh Siow Cheng, appeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) yesterday on charges of attempted murder and voluntarily causing hurt, it was disclosed that the complainant, a compatriot, had died in hospital. The case is a sequel to an
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    115 12 Contractor On Bail Of $3,000 Tan Ah Kow, the Chinese contractor who is charged with cheating Messrs. J Paterson, Simons and Co., Ltd., the total sum involved being about $7,000, made another appearance in the police court this morning. He was produced before Mr. J. M. Brander. Accused's
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    INDIAN CONSTABLE CONVICTED
    184 12 Received Bribe Of Two Dollars MEERA AKBAR. the North Indian police constable who was charged with receiving a bribe of $2 from a Chinese bus conductor was convlc'ted by the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) yesterday and fined $30 or in default, 21 days' rigorous imprisonment. Mr.
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    PENANG MEDICOS
    149 12 Society's Annual Dinner And Meeting The Penang Medical Practitioners' Society which has a membership of 32. held its annual dinner and general meeting on Saturday night at the Strand Hotel. Dr. J. G. Bradon Bravo presided, and the others present were: Drs. K. Mohd. Arift. J. E. Smith.
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    THEFT CONVICTION
    70 12 A Chinese, Ho Ah Chap, appeared before Mi. J. M. Brander In the Third Court yesterday morning on a charge of theft of a box containing some stamps, a promissory note and $30 in cash. The complainant was Wee Koon Cheng, cf the Tiong Wah Hotel. 123. North
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    42 12 The King has been pleased to Appoint Mr. G. A. Stafford Northcote, C.M.G., Colonial Secretary of the Gold Coast, to be Governor and Commander-in-Chief of British Guiana in succession to Sir Edward Denham, recently appointed Captain-General and Commander-in-Chief of Jamaica.
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    "KENNEL MURDER CASE"
    216 12 Crime Thriller At The Capitol i THE CINEMAS THE body of a man with a bludgeon wound on the head, a knife wound In the, back and a bulle. wound in the temple and seven people who had perfectly good motives for commit ting tnc murder--this is
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    Laurel And Hardy At The Ritz
    65 12 Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, the inimitable comedians, delighted a large audience at ihe Ritz cinema, Geylang. in their full-length talkie "Sons of the Desert." last night. The picture is shown at the se.cond house at 9.15 p.m. "In a Monastery Garden. 17 starring
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    97 12 Coolie Overcome By Escaping Gas A Chinese is alleged to have been eat by a knif? whilst attempting to stop a compatriot from stabbing a woman in Amoy Street yesterday morning. He received two incised wounds over the left thumb and fourth finger respectively and was taken to
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    83 12 The Municipal health statemen- for the week ended July 21 shows that there were 205 deaths, compared wth 194 in the preceding week and 178 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of dea h we:e Beri-beri G, Dhthisis 28, malaria 10, pneumonia
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    CHETTIARS' DISPUTE
    186 12 Action In Supreme Court A DISPUTE between two local Chettiars concerning the payment of $3,000 in a current account between the parties had a sequel in the Supreme Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Prichard. A. M. Avidaiyappa Chettiar sued N. P. L. S. T. Muthiah Chettiar for the
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    416 12 Committed For Trial At Johore 1 From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 25. Chia Ah Peng, alias Chia Ah Seng was his morning produced befcr e Mr. F. V. Duckworth (First Magistrate, Johore Bahru I in connection with the preliminary enquiry into a charge ol having returned
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    ALLEGED STOLEN GOODS
    157 12 Chinese Charged With Helping In Concealment i What is alleged to be an echo of thr recent thefts in Orchard Road was heard in the local Police Court this morning when a Chinese was produced before Mr Norman Grice and charged with assisting in concealing stolen property.
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    CHINESE CHARGED
    41 12 An English-ipeaking Chinese. Tang Ah See, appeared this morning before the Second Magistrate. Mr. N. Grice. \Q answer a charge of being drunk and disorderly in Victoria Street. The hearing w&a postponed till to-morrow bail being allowed in $U),
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    PREHISTORIC RELICS IN MALAYA
    243 12 Dutch Archaiclogisfs Expedition AN important expedition which is likely to open many hitherto clo ed pages of the pre-history of Malaya nas started, headed by Prof esse i Van Stein Callenfels, the eminent Dutch archaeologist and prefcistJfian. Professor Callenfels, who has been foi some time in
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    439 12 LET mc at ihis time express my appreciation for the privilege Fox Film las given me of getting better acquained with you, the entertainment public. E know some of yon., these few who lave honoured mc by visits to my 'Scandals" in New York
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    DATO'S WIFE SENTENCED TO DEATH
    1102 13 AMAZING CASE IN PAHANG Her Husband s Orders? Assessors Recommend To Mercy sHOT AND KILLED A CHINESE SENTENCE of death was passed at Raub Assizes on 1 Malay woman, aged 21, the wife of one of the eight major chiefs of Pahang, who was charged
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    AIR "ATTACK"
    79 13 Results Of British Manoeuvres Reuter. London, July 25. CONSIDERABLE success by the dey fen ln aeroplanes is chronicled in the official narrative of the la t phases of the air attacks on London. It shows that while a mist at night prevented ihe fighters from flying it enabled
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    250 13 The German Minister Recalled Reuter. Reuter. Berlin, July 26. The German minister to Austria has been recaPed. All rebels crossing the frontier will be arrested. Vienna, July 26. Rintelen, the Austrian Ambassadcr in Rome, has been arrested here. He is known to be strongly Nazi in sympathy, though
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    1602 13 Th* Amazing Little Man's Career DR. Engelbert Dollfuss rose from peas an! stock to be Chancellor of Austria. He was the youngest and smallest Prime Minister in Europe, being under five feet in height, which earned him the Viennese nickname "D»er Milli-Met-ternich." During many tense months in 1933
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    MEXICO DISASTER
    43 13 Cloudburst Kills Eigh People Reuter. Eagle Pass 'Texas) July 2 EIGHT people are dead and 20 ci cally injured, whih many have I rendered at All< d as the result of a cloudbor-t Houses were crump en under the 1 rent.—Reuter.
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    THEFT OF CAR
    212 13 Sikh Convicted And Bounfij Over That it was possession which construed the main ingredient in a charge of and that a man had no right to take a\i even his own property from another wl out the latter's permission, was the s mission made this morning by
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    DUTIABLE LIQUOR
    76 13 Appearing before the District Jugj Mr.* H. A. Forrer, this morning a Cfl nese named See Toh Seng was cnail! with possession of dutiable liquor. I meriting liquor and being in posses] of a still. J Accused claimed trial on all II charges. Mr. Derby, of the Government
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    80 13 A boy and a girl have been report missing to the police. The boy. a Shanghai Chinese of f years of age named Hang Ec Mo, I missed from his home in Jalan Bi on July 20. When last seen he was wearing"] European-cut coat and khaki ShoH
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    54 13 A fine of $!20 or 17 weeks' i:npr:s ment was imposed tty the Di A Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer this morn on a woman Ong Tv m who s?ood charge of distilling lioucr in a n hut at 153-13. Tanjong Rhu Accused, pleadinu guilty she was distilling
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    47 13 Pleading gui:ty on a charge ot U ng in nossevdon of ch-mdu no', bl registered smoker Ooh To*.g was fined $3 or 10 days' imprison] by the Disrict Judge, Mr. H A Fofl this morning. Loh Ah Pek was fined $0 on a sItJ charge.
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    T.C. Autumn Races: Cricket Conference Rejects Proposed Rule
    1232 14 Penang Punters' Prospects Reviewed We Day Professional Meeting Opens I On Saturday opening day of the five-day ptumn Meeting of the Penang Club on Saturday will see a 5 f nine events being run, two L being devoted to the newly I
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    LEG-THEORY ECHO
    80 14 Cricket Conference Rejects Australian Proposal Reuter. London, July IS. The Imperial Ci'cket Conference to-day rejected the Australian srog--estion of a new law empowering umpires to r. j-ball a bowler if they consider that he is intimidating the batsmen with his tactics, the i on-ler-nce considering? that sucn a
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    S.C.F.A. SOCCER
    161 14 Mackenzie Footers Beat Bras Basah XI T\ a keenly contested soccer match yes- I 1 tctvlav the Mackenzie Footers defeated the Bras Basah Road Sprinters by 2-1 in the S.CF.A. Inter-district U pSi' of the field were waterlogged, and J] \rntrol was difficult. The Srst half o the
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    RUNNING RECORDS
    76 14 New Times Set. Up At Stockholm Reuter. Stockholm, July 25. new world's record for the three thousand metres was established today by Henry Neilsen (Denmark) who covered the distance in eight nuns. 1« seconds. Kusocinski, the holder, was second. Ren Eastman also established a new record when he
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    S.C.C. SOCCER
    47 14 SC.C. "B" XI v. Y.MC.A. on Monday at the S.C.C.: D. R. Godfrey; J. R. McDougall. A Buchanan; R. .F. Heath, C. H. W. Goult, G. Dodds; H. Busby, J. B Pvnegar, M. G. Yust de la Paisieres, W. D. C Erskine Crum. E McCreanor.
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    AUSTRIAN SOCCER TEAM
    129 14 Forthcoming Matches In Singapore I OCAL football enthusiasts will have L the opportuni y of seeing one of "e best amateur soccer teams from the C °SatTes L n g amst 0 Ve OO Malay a Con, JSi*5 a* Combined. 'SingaporeMdfc have been arrange o?wWch S arenowon
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    ALL OUT FOR 73
    51 14 Fleetwood-Smith Routs Durham Reuter. Sunderland, July Durham were dismi.-scd fJrTI runs when they tock the Australians to-day, Fleetwc >d Sm-th capturing seven wickets for 21 then went in and scored 210 runs for the loss of three wickets. Bromley being unlucky to mLss a cer*ury by
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE
    366 14 Latest Positions Of The Teams LATEST positions in the S League and Commercial Cup Competition are as follows: FIRST DIVISION Goals, p W. L. D. F. A. Pts. wms 11 5 3 3 U 13 lr Brani ii s c i s s s Malays 8 3 5
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    S.C.C. v. BENDEMEER
    70 14 The following will represent the S.C.C. in a friendly football match on the Paujng to-day against the Bendemeer Athletic Club:—Cherrinfiton; Muncey, Taylor; Crichton, Donald, Walling; Mernhel... King, Brand, Fyfe and Johnson. Bendemeer A.C. team: Cheok Wah, Wing Kee, Siak Cheng, Kong Guan, Peck Kan, Ah Wing, Hor
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    HEMSCO v. O.C.B.C.
    49 14 Heap Eng Moh XI v. the O.C.B.C. Staff As ocia 'icn to-day at the Geylang Stadium: Han Swee, Tang San, Lian Kee Siong Kav. Swee Tcck, Koon Leong, Beng Wan, Heck Chuan, Yeow Soon, Cheng Koon and Boon Leng. Reserves:—Ah Lee, Lian Hock and Tuan Chee.
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    ATHLETIC SPORTS MEETING
    662 14 At Jalan Besar THE MERCANTILE INSTITUTE AN interesting afternoon's sport was enjoyed by a large gathering of spectators yesterday when the Mercantile Institute's annual athleticmeeting took place at the Jalan Beaar Stadium. His Excellency D. Jose de Costa Nunes, Bishop of Macao, distribute the prizes at the
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    Romantic History Of Blue Riband Of Yachting World
    1048 15 Mr. Sopwith Sails In The Endeavour What America's Cup Has Done For The Sport T. O. M. Sopwith's yacht, Endeavour, sailed from England on inday on her journey to America, ore she will race for the America's Cup. ihe cup is an
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    Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING
    114 15 Annual Carnival At Fort Canning n«HE annual swimming carnival of the I Y.M.CA. will be held at ning en Aug. 25. when the following events will be open to all comers 120 yds. free style championship, plunging; diving (five to be named by the competitor on the entry
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    CLARKE SHIELD SOCCER
    71 15 The Old Rafflesiam' team to tbi «P nual ma;ch between past andpresent boys of Raffles Institution for the Clatte Fhield '3 b3 played on the R.i. grounu on Monday, will be as follows:--Wan Hussein, Choo Seng Quee Kemat Yeow Cheng Hoe. Wong Quek Boon St roe Omar
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    CRICKET AT LORD'S
    72 15 Test Batsmen In Form For Players Reuter. |ig London', July 25. MAURICE Leyland and Leslie Ames were in form in the Gentlemen v. Playrs match which commenced at Lord s yesterday, scoring 80 and 76 respectively. The professionals put up a total score of 263, F. R-
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    HORLICKS B.P.
    74 15 The following are the ties for the "A" and "B" singles championships of the Horlicks Badminton Party to be played off at|3so, East Coast Road, at 3.30 p.m. on Sunday: "A" Tan Choo Kee v. Tan Hong Hoon, Ronnie Chan v. Neo Kirn Poh. "B" Tan Tiang Bee
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    THE SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    956 15 Meeting Adopts Extension Scheme AT a special meeting held at the Singapore Golf Club at Bukit Timah yesterday, alternative schemes for PJ"°~ viding more elbow room were put to tne meeting and one, providing for tne development of the Club's own property met with most support.
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    148 15 Singapore Championship Tournament TIES for the week-end in the Singapore open badminton championships are as follows: SATURDAY, AT 2.30 P.M. Junior singles (semi-finals): —Tan Chuan rlock v. Wong Chong Teck, Tay Swec Heng v. Chen Chung Seh. Mixed doubles (semi-final): —Koh Keng Siang and Miss Tai Yee Wen
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    LAWN BOWLS
    92 15 Concluding Ties In S.C.C. Tournament fT*IES in the lawn oowls tournament a< J. the S.C.C. are as fellows: To-morrow <;ine:les semi-final): H Henshelwood 1—0) v. W. M. Edwards (—5). Monday (doubles semi-finai) E. J. Cassels and Dr. R. G. Spink (plus I) E. A. Brown and A. S.
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    SINGAPORE A.U. v. ASTON
    61 15 The Singapore Athletic Union team v. the Aston AC. at Balestier on Tuesday will be: F. L. De Silva, Amat Hussein. B. S San. L. K. Swee. W. Q. Boon, Street, E. P. Scully, Mansor. Bakar Sulong, Raia Mat, Syed Mohamed Shahab. Reserves: Wan Puteh. C.
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    U.S.A. TO MEET BRITAIN
    269 15 Davis Cup Final j AUSTRALIANS LOSE Alt!, WIMBLEDON London, July 24. l i AFTER winning the first two siui gles matches in the final of the Davis Cup competition, for the right to challenge GreaSl Britain (holders), Australia lost th'|l remaining two singles and one bles
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    Australian Cricketers Go To Scotland
    892 16 Three-Day "Test; To Be Played In Edinburgh THE Australians, who completed the twentieth match of their tour in the fourth Test on Tuesday, are now in Scotland, where they are playing a two-day match against I Durham, after which they will engage Scotland in a
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    GARRISON G.C.
    107 16 Result Of Oldfield Cup Competition The following is the result of the DldfleTd Cup competition ptayed last Saturday at the Garrison G.C. Hr and Mrs. S. H. Moss,B2-15 -€7. 9T t J L R. Huelin and 2 Miss' Power 86-18>, 67', -SkiSSf Mrs Jlnn^ Ft £s£ and Mrs
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    The New Chinese Import Tariff
    872 17 WILL KILL HOME INDUSTRIES Helps Dumping j 1'EIPING JOURNAL'S VIEWS v 1 I\( K China regained her customs autonomy in 1928, the import i i»i has been revised four times, it first revision was made in r ii uary, 1929, the second in uimary, j931,
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    WAR AGAINST THE REDS
    354 17 Why Clean Sweep Is Impossible SINCE the suppression of the Fukien lebellion the campaign against Communist-band ts in Kiangsi ha3 made- considerable progress until to-day only nine districts on the Fukien-Kwangtung-Kiangsi border remain in the hands of the Communists. Owing to the blockade maintained by the
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    SHANGHAI INCIDENT
    125 17 Three Demands By 'The i Chinese Shanghai, July 6 In connection with last week's incident on Hainlng Road In the Hongkew district in which a Chinese woman was beaten by two Japanese marines, th? Chinese Citizen's League ot the Intennational Settlement yesterday brought up three demands for acceptance
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    CUSTOMS STATION
    62 17 To Be Established At Shanhaikuan i t Tientsin, July 10. Preoaratlors have been completed for the establishment of a Customs j office at Shanhaikuan by the Chines? authorities for the collection of duties on goods coming Inside the Grea- Wall i rrom Manchuria. j Other offices will probably
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    ONLY CHINESE CLOTH
    54 17 Nanking, July 4. In compliance wi/th the request of :he Shanghai Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the Executive Yuan to-day issued an order to the effect tha' Chinese cloth should be used for dres*ies by both men and women. Th- order does not prohibit the wearing of j
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    DEFECT OF COLLEGE EDUCATION
    482 17 Lack Of Technical Training I j ALL schools in the country have started 'heir summer vacations and thousands of students have been graduated. All these young graduates are the flower of China's younger generation. We hope that society will give tnese graduates a chance to prove
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    GENERAL CHIANG
    97 17 Inspects School In Fenghua Ningpo, July 1. General Chiang Kai Shek spent the whole day yesterday in attending to his family affairs. This morning he inspected the Muiin School at Hsikou and gave a speech before the students. General Cniang will give a dinner party to*all his relative
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    "INDECENT" DRESS
    55 17 i Chinkiang, July 2. The Kiangsu Party Office has ad dressed a communication to Ihe Provincial Government requesting that the various districts in the province 1 instructed to see that no "indecen j dress is worn by women. The Party urges that anybody found wearing such dresses should
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    CHINA'S OFFICIAL CORRUPTION
    625 17 Eradicatory Steps DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONS to one who just returned from an investigation trip in a certain province, the officials there are unwilling to assume posts, after their appointments have been announced for the simple reason that the districts have already been so impoverished by Communists and
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    A SCHOOLMASTER IN MALAYA
    1574 18 Mr. Richard Sidney ADDRESS TO LOCAL ROTARIANS 1 OPEAKING on the lighter side of schoolmaster's life at the weekly tiffin of the Singapore Rotary Clu!> yesterday, Mr. Richard Sidney 1 e lated a few experiences of schools here and in England, and mentioned certain difficulties encountered
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    GERMANY RAVAGED BY BIG FIRES
    322 18 £250,000 Damage In Ten Days Berlin, June 20. SIMULTANEOUSLY with political and financial troubles, German authorities are having now to cope with an unprecedented series of big fires, which have broken out in all parts of the country in the past ten days, doing total
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    NEW MOTOR FUEL
    112 18 Manchurian Experiment Wiih Soya Bean Oil Mukden. Tests which may revolutionise motor transport are being carried out here with fushun shale oil and scya bean oil n place of petrol or heavy cil. The engineering staff of the State Railways announces that it has carried cut successful
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    KILLED BY HER PIGTAILS
    50 18 Berlin. An 18-year-old girl of Essen has been tilled by her pigtails. She was employed by a restaurant not far from the town, and was engaged in washing seme clothes. Her pigtails became entangled in a washing machine, (twisted themselves around her neck and strangled her.
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      552 18 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of ttu members of which are readers of the -Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them, Secretaries nrp invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete Happening* of general interest will stm mclv% in the Diary
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    PAHANG NOTES AND NEWS
    596 19 Passengers Oh The 44 Sakai" Express from Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lipis. July 21. M R j Montgomery, the contractor and landed proprietor of IfifUntm, Kota Bharu on the 19th for Singaon a short business trip. u k Pakiry, attached to the State er's Office, Kuala
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    SUPREME COURT
    275 19 Dispute Over Promissory Note JUDGMENT was given by Mr. Justice Gerahiy, K.C., in the Supreme Court yesterday for Nadhan Singh in the case in which he .sued Inder Singh for $785 40, being principal and interest due on a promissory note dated Nov. 1, 1931. The defendant denied
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    THE MODERN GIRL
    201 19 Archbishop's Advice To Young M6n Brisbane. A FEW words about the Modern Gir, and some advice to young men on the kind of wife not to choose by Archbishop Duhig. speaking at t,he annual Communion breakfast of the Catholic Daughters of Australia, in Brisbane: "Modern girls have
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    ALLEGED CAR THEFT
    152 19 Two Sikhs Before The Court Two Sikhs, Babu Singh and Fakir Sing 1 ippeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr N Grice) yesterday in connection with a case in which the former is charged with theft of a motor-car valued at $700. 0 It appears that the accused,
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    STERILISATION IN GERMANY
    49 19 Berlin. The Berlin hereditary diseases court has held twenty meetings and pronounced judgment in 348 cases. It is stated that 325 persons were ordered to be sterilised, including 13 persons under 20 years of age and 11 over 50 years. The operations was declined in cases.
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    RETAINED STOLEN PROPERTY
    452 19 Tamil Sentenced At Kuala Lumpur (Rjrom Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 24. A TAMIL named Veerayah was charged before Mr. F. K. Wilson at the Kuala Lumpur Police Court to-day with dishonestly retaining a g,o,ld..rlng valued at $14.25 the property of Nachiappan at Batu Caves on
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    MALAYAN TRADE STATISTICS
    414 19 Foreign Trad* of Malaya by Countries of Origin and Ifc.tfr.tion uurin,- the ntonti, of June, lit*, (in Thousands of Dollars, Table I IMPORTS Netherlands ther TOtal u t 10 United Possessions Continent United Countries June 1934 May 19b 4 June t*W M.,, of Article Kingdom and of
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