Malaya Tribune, 10 August 1934

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    43 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya I Vol. XXL- No. 1»3 SINGAPORE FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday, Aug. 10, 1934 Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1934. FOR R CENTS
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    Shipping News & Notices. IN A LAID-UP SHIP
    1137 2 Shipping News Notices. IN A LAID-UP SHIP Crew's Hardships And Compensations NOWHERE is the announcement to be made by Mr. Runciman, President of the Board of Trade, concerning the Government's shipping policy awaited with greater expectation and anxiety thsn among those in charge of laid-up ships writes a correspondent in
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    AUSTRIAN SHIPPING
    258 2 Trieste Agreement With Italy Trieste. AFTER »n eclipse of over 10 years the Austrian flag will once niore be seen on the high seas as a result of on agreement between Italy and Austria, just completed for granting free port facilities to Austria at Tfieste. Dr. Stockinger. Austrian
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    CARGO SALVAGE
    97 2 Work of salvaging the cargo of the British steamer Port Hunter which sank in Vineyard Sound following a collision witn the steam tug Covington duimg the war. will begin shortly. A wrecking lighter will by sent to the pot which n marked by the mast of the -unken
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    SHIPS' LIBRARIES
    508 2 Tribute To Seafarers' Education Service HOW different a sailor's life is to-day, in comparison with the good old days," thanks to books, was indicated by Captain J. R. Williams, marine superintendent of the British Tanker Co., Ltd., when he spoke to the Seafarers' Education Service, in London, recently.
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    PIRACIES OFF CHINA COAST
    669 2 Well-Planned Coups And Skillful Leaders THE recent capture by Chinese pirates of British subjects and others off the Shantung coast brings vividly to mind the risks run by those who have to sail in Chinese waters, says a special correspondent writing in the "'London Observer" on
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      412 2 i STEAMER SAILINGS. B fa& I P. O I I and BRITISH IN DIA P. A O. S. N. CO.TS SAILINGS. r OUTWARDS. J 1 Tonnage. Singapore "f MANTUA ll.OMu Aug. 11 3 i:.'. Al.--1:f: 6,000 Aug. 3( I 1 RAWALPINDI 17,000 A«g. 81 COMI HUN 1',.u00 Sept. 14 2
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      155 2 I iff ILOVO TRIESTINO j J (Incorporated in Italy). 1 EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. j SINGAPORE TO ITALY ft CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay I Calling at Colombo, Bombay Soe« Aden Suez, Port Port Said, Brindisi, Venice ft Trieste! Trieste US Bnndisi Venice an <* I I Due Leave
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      192 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deutwh Awtralische Dampfscbifft Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Gernanvi PASSENGER AND CARGO «2R VICE OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA At\D JAPAN PORTS m SoK?? NLAND via Man^\ S ug° r 2O m.s. ERMLAND, via Manila Sent 0 J m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila Sept 18 m.s. RUHR, via Manila Oct
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      585 2 STEAMER SAILINGS' Germany) The ondernoted are the C, tended fixture*:-, L-mpMiy, OUTWARDS. 7^ LD^'ri° r Manila > ,WU S'hai, N. China Japan "LSAR" for Manila rTkone S'hai, N. China Japan Aug. 28 HOMEWARDS. f "LIPPE" for Genoa, M'aeille« 188 i Havre, R'dam, Hamburg ft Bremen "TRIER" for Genoa, Bar Lisbon,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    554 3 Mining Shares Singapore, Friday, 11 am Ibe following mining share quotations re issued by Fraser and Co., exchange nd stock brokers Buyers. Sellers. Am pa Tin 5 3 5 10V 2 Asam Kumbang Tin 37 6 40 Austral Malay 50 52 6 Ay r Hitam Tin 14
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    180 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION HIGHER PRICE OF RUBBER Demand In New York tßy Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore. Friday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber CSingaiJore), 24 T ct*.. up cu Market Tone: Firm. Tin (Singapore). $113 <t up S 1 Yesterday's Prices:— London, 7 716 d L, up i l
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    PRODUCE
    207 3 Singapore. Aug. IP R. iSiamt W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $107 R. iSiam» W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $95 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $9? Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan SBB Siam, No. 1 $159 Siam. No. 2 $133 Siam. No 3 $117
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    CRAIGIELEA RUBBER PLANTATIONS
    1415 3 A Year Of Marked Progress (By Air Mail). London, July 26. THE eigth annual general meeting of Craigielea Rubber Plantations, Ltd., was held at Winchester House, Old Broadstreet, E.C. Mr. A. M. Sellar (chairman of the company) presided. Mr. H. Hibbert, F.C.1.5., representing the agents and secretaries
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    142 3 Prices Realised At Sale Yesterday rpHE Singapore Chamber oi Commerce Rubber Association's weekjy auction took place yesterday. Catalogued 1,705,514 tons Offered 1,564.163 tons Sold 1.319.438 lb-589.03 tons London.—Spot 7 3|Bd. New York.—Spot 15 516 cts. PRICES REALIZED RIBBED SMOKED SHEET cents per lb. Standard quality 24 1
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    PETROL PRICES
    104 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drams per British Imperial gallon $1.19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Metor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    STANDARD-VACUUM OIL CO.
    52 3 The fallowing are the prices of Socony gasoline and kerosene: BENZINE. Socony Motor Gasoline (ex pump) per British Imperial Gallon $0.82 Socony Motor Gasoline (14 drums) per drum $3.46 Socony Metor Gasoline (14 tins) per tin $3.70 KEROSENE. Devoe's Imperial Brilliant (per tin) $2.20 Sylvan Arrow (per
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    RUBBER CROPS
    43 3 The following rubber returns are announced for July: Lb. Alor Ga,jah 25,800 Ayer Panas 74,000 Australasia. 24,500 Bukit Bubu 13,000 Glenealy 53,237 Jalan Kebun 10,850 Kluang 34,000 Pajam 127,000 Port Swettenham 10,600 Tambalak 22,500 Teluk Anson. 48.301 Ulu Benut 41.064 fife'
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    661 3 Rubber Shares Singapore, Friday. 11 tJ The following rubber share quota!' are issued by Fraser and Co., and ft and Evatt. Issue I Value. Fraser Lyall Shares. Co. Evatt, 1 Allenbv 1.75 185 1.80 1 1 1 Alor Gajah 1.35 1.40 1.20 U IA. Hitam 1.70 190
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    90 3 DAILY Ft -t ~i Rltf i T Singapore, Friday, no< rjj 4 Buyers. Seller R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) j', r L»r. 1(1 do. (F. 0.8.) Auir. 2b% 1 Standard R.S.S. on Tender: Aug. 25 1 4 li.V, Sept. 25 > 2 25*, Oct.
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      52 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE. MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN UNITED \SSI KANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. READ OFFICE: 16D. Cecil St., Singapore I 0. JOHNSON.
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      92 3 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Sireet. Authorised and Subscribed Capi al £2,000,000 Paid-up-Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest f 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on
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      65 3 t WITH ANNUAL INTEREST OF 2>/ 2 p.a. PAID QUARTERLY. A SAVINGS ACCOUNT is your easiest way to save. Al' the odd cents put carefully aside and regularly deposited will very quickly give you ready money for any possible emergency. Easily accessible and always available you should hesftale no longer
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      211 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation itc (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, Lt AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: I Chee Swee
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      445 4 !M. HASSAN, 36, 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE, j We undertake all sorts of work I ir| electrical, Ras and water seriWe give prompt attention to all i. ii ord< rs either bij-r or small, j lb Why n')t consult us about your ||j reruin-ments H Estimate submitted upon retH|
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      369 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED —Two Chinese out-door repre entatives, Hokien, age above 30 preferred. Must read and write Chinese. Apply Box No. 418, c o Malaya Tribune. LOST —In the vicinity of Sims Avenue, Alsatian Dog, black and tan. Finder return to 681, Geylang Road. Reward. WANTED—SaIe* Girl (Chinese) for a
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      1306 4 I PUBLIC NOT3CES. SHERIFF'S SALE. EN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. J SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 1217 of 19.'52. j GOH HOCK X I AN, Plaintiff versus I, ONG JOO LIOK. 2. OON BENG TECK, S. LUA SWEE CHEOK (w), Defendants. AUCTION SALE OF All the Right,
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      535 4 EDUCATIONAL. ■-i B» FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established IS2B. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). 1-K, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut. Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO. Prin.i PRIVATE TUITION:
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      438 4 HERE'S SOMETHIM; i NEW AND RBLiABI I M.C.C. Special, 15 Jewel. Chi Plated. Interchangeable. Stvfc I Watch. We Cuarantee to replace jjj Machine within a year of pui if anything goes wrong Watch provided it shew- no I Rust. YICK WOH HINGI 429, North Bridge Roa!. (Near Middle Road) j
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    EGYPTIAN BONDS CASE
    1984 5 Acquittal Quashed directions to the MAGISTRATE Singapore, Thursday. rii|,luJl i ,j xt of the judgment ol Mr .1 iistict; (Jerahty, K.C,., de iji in the Supreme Court to-day, i •ti.-t" ca.se in which Joseph 1? i > Sulania and Saul Ezekiel acquitted on three charge* ,11 r
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    ABSOLUTE FAIRNESS
    152 5 Mtin Who Mad Implicit Trust In A British Judj*e Rangoon. Thr confidence cf Mauivi Si 1 Hoin i* 'he absolute fairness of a British judge complete, He was a wltws* in ft murder trial. But the evidence given by Mauna SI Hoin at the preliminary hearing did no
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    INCHCAPE MEMORIAL
    135 5 Chapel Dcdicatcd To Chairman Of P. Vnd O. Company London. A chapel to the momjory or the late Sari of Incheape, Chairman of the 3 ami O Company. has b-en dedicated jy the Bishop of Buckingham It stands in thL' grounds of thj Rcya 1 Merchant n*a Orphanage,
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    47 5 The Ladies' Union, Singapore, will be at Home to-day. Members and r rifcnds are requested to take this ipponunity to old farewell to Mrs. C. R. Menon. who has been hon. treasurer of he Union for three years, and who is caving for India on a holiday.
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    ALLEGED MURDER OF CHINESE
    873 5 Constable Charged FRACTURE OF THE SKULL Singapore, Thursday. ALLEGED to have committed murder by causing the death of a Chinese youth named Lee Swee Teck, a weli built Bengalee constable. Abdullah Khan, P.C 1633, was to-day before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, in a preliminary
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      594 5 W'"?\ |DRY ECZEMA OVER Jfc?#J| CHILDIFACE I Very Itchy at Night, Healed by Cuticura. *s.jfyg=zj£j!yp "My child contracted a sore eruption A PICTURE OF HEALTH! Z!tkfH "and LSfK £Zt£ Every mother who wants her baby to be t^ like this (and where is the mother to be ni^ht s sl
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    SOVIETS WANT SOBRIETY
    101 6 Drunken Workers To Lose Their Jobs Uofm-ow. The "S»«iety for the I'lvv.-ntiftn <>112 Alcoholism," Ion? a feature o r &;viel lift», ha* boon disbanded. Henceforth thy against vodkadrinking will bu carried on by more real is r WWns than propaganda. Anyone appearing: at Work tinder the influence
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    BOUND OVER
    83 6 Chinese Youth's Attempt At Suicide Singapore, Friday. Because his mother scolded him for fighting with coolie?, a 19-year-old Chinese named Goh Kim Toh attempted to commit suicide bv taking lyscl. Accused admitted the attempted suicide when hp was charged this morning before the Third Magistrate, Mr J M
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    EURASIAN CHARGED
    86 6 Alleged Theft Of A Gramophone Singapore, Friday. A young Eurasian named W. Walters ind a Chinese, Port Chwee Slong, appears! belore thr Second Magistrate <Mr N. Grice» to-day, charged with 'hefr n a gramophone and 17 records belonging to his sister, Miss M. Walters. The property, which is
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    FIGHT OVER CHILD
    81 6 Father And Mother Receive A Caution Singapore, Friday. When a Malay man and woman were charged, before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice» to-day, with disorderly conduct by fighting, it was disclosed that parties were form:rly husband and wile and were now divorced. The trouble arcse over
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    STOLEN CLOTHES
    71 6 Singapore, Friday. Because his friend had no money to icna him, a Chinese —J Chew T«ck Ouan waited until his friend went out -Slf r m i and then stole a ba S conti fting clothes to the value of $29 A -me of $40 and one day's
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    252 6 NOTICE TO MARINERS JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of the range as possible during the heavy gun practice, which will take place from Fort Si)oso on Aug. 20 and 21. commencing at 8 a.m.
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    PASSENGERS
    427 6 The following passengers are sailing by the Yaaukuui Moru which l?ft Singapore for Ixrndon via port* on Aug. 8: Mr. C. L. Bennett, Mr. 11. Cooper, Mr. jnd Mrs. P. B. Kotak, Mr. K. Sasaki, Mr. I K. Ayabe, Miss F. A. Bubcock. Dr. R. H. Baldwin, Mrs. M.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    111 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Aug. 10. East Wharf (Entrance Gate I) Ophlr 22: TUawa (shifts to 4 5 Goflowns) 20 Main Wharf I Entrance Gate 3) lite tor 18; Lippy 13; Hawaii Mam D; Tslander 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Raby Ca3tle»
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    27 6 Trom Philippine Islands by the President Garfield, due ar Singapore at daylight to-morrow. From China and Japan by the Pacnc Maru, due at Singapore tomorrow.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    15 6 Left Arrd. T 3v Spore London Indrapoera July 20 Aug. 9 a 7cm
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    95 6 Singapore. Friday. kutsano. British, 3.GJ3 tons* from Calcutta 9.9. to Japan 10.8. SOL.vtken. NTorwegian, 1.435 tons* rom Hcngkcno; 9.8, to Rangoon 11.8 AN KIN. British, 2.C80 tons; from rjwatow 30 8, to Amoy 12.8. HFNRIK. Norwegian. 761 tons; from Bangkok 10 8. to Bangkok 11.8. DUKAT. Norwegian, 76*
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    MONEY MARKET
    212 6 SELLING. Singapore, Aug. 10. London 3 months' sight 2 4 732 London 4 months' sight 2,4 13,64 J London 60 days' sight 2 4 3,16 London 30 days' sight 2 4 532 London demand 2 4/8 London T.T. 2|4 3!32 Lyen and Paris demand 836 Hamburg demand 149
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    JAPANESE COMPETITION
    40 6 Reuter. Kingston, .'amaioa. Aug. y. A Bill will be introduced in the Legislature during the autumn session increasing th? tariff on certain foreign manufactures, ineludicg hardware and cement, with the object of minimising Jananese comffctitlon with British imports.--ReuteT.
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    24 6 The A.M. Compiegne is due here from Pondicnerry on Tuesday at 7 a.m. and ww. .-ail for Salmon the sumo day at 1 p.m.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    250 6 Public VhzkV. y.\ TO-DAY. ',IK? 10 High Tides,—ll.33 a nt., lu Pool ball: S.A.K A U »,l V. S.C.FA, 'A, Stadium; Friendly. HJ 1*• RX; Govt. League?, 'hi i Govt. Service; v Mui-ii,, M Cricket SCC" v Af r i Rugby Meeting SCC 0..0
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    AMUSEMENTS
    62 6 ALHAMBRA —"Melody In Spri apollo.—Hindustani talk c. CAPITOL.—Stage pJav—'T] G Marcus Show." EMPIRE —'The Secret cf Room" and "The Trail Drive." GREAT WORLD.-Cubartt Da sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera < Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkie*, etc MARLBOROUGH. -Hiildust; NEW WORLD.~Cabu.vL Dan in/ sideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese W«yangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.— -Frcecom of
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      698 6 jj BOOKS FOR CHILDREN— I t Three Little Pigs (Coloured) $1.50. j Mickey Mouse (Coloured} $0.90. j I FQR CONTRACT BRIDGE PLAYERS. I Culberlson's Contract Bridge Self-Teacher $1.50. I Culbertson's Summary Contract Bridge at a glance $2.00. Culbertson's Contract Bridge Blue Book $3.50. f Phillip's ()n e Hundred Contract Bridge
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      13 6 W IE iIC/ Distributors t- Co. Ltd. Singapore Henry YVaugh i Co. Ltd.
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      207 6 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Indo-China (Mm) 2 p.m Java, South West-Sumatra. S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas I and T. Dilly (Ophin 2.30 p.m. Soengei Liat (Ophir) 2.30 p.m. Muntok (Ophir) 2.30 p.m. Africa, East and South 1 (Hawaii Maru) 3 o.m. Ceylon (H-rvaii Maru) 3 p.m. West India (Hawaii Maru) 3pm
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      72 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday Nigh* Max. Bright Mi». Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Term*. Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. Al ,r Star 80 0.23 8.1 7:; £'tia wan 01 Nil 5.2 73 K. Tivngganu No report. Bukit Jo ram 80 Nil 5.0 72 Malacca 84 0.20 19
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    Shirley Temple A Natural Actress VIEWS OF JAMES DUNN
    842 7 nspoilvd Disposition II FREEDOM FROM ARTIFICIALITY I N .1. I'm in love with the kid," mi Dtmn confessed. "Who ~'r >? She's absolutely the trinsuiil force that has struck rioil nrc sound." ..I c, went on to tell how little 1.1
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    Screen Entertainment In Singapore
    831 7 Glimpses Of Some Forthcoming Films HOW much or how little does the evidence in a murder trial influence the jury? What methods are used in the jury room to persuade jurors to change their verdicts? Who is responsible lor jury "leaks?" How do jurors react towaru
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    WANT TO REDUCE?
    241 7 Evelyn Venable Has Unique Weight Control If you want to reduce, start to woiry. If you desire to keep your figure or gain weight be thoroughly contented. Such is the advice of Evelyn Venable, young stage beauty, now appearing in Paramount's "Double Door." "My weight has remained
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    STUDIO PROTECTED
    219 7 Periodic Raids On Talent I THOSE usually dreaded periodic raids on established talent which invade Hollywood Studios every year hold no terrors for Paramount, according to that company's guiding hands. So strong are the studios talent reserves at this time that any untoward or unexpected departures of established
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    OUTSPOKEN!
    189 7 No Motion Picture Is Perfect, I Says Director "There is no such thing as a perfect motion picture—thank God,' says Mitchell Leisen, director of Parainount's j "Murder at the Vanities." "And there shouldn't be one," he con- j tinues. "A nerfect movie would be all j technique. What the
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      79 7 iiiiiiiiiiiii i'iH'!'>§'H'"''"'™""'" k if isit^' j TIRUST AND CORROSION I j by the use of Metzink, the most efficient paint for all metal surfaces. 111 Recently introduced by Hubbuck s, •*ltfJ*llil Metzink is a combination of Metallic > Q|3f Zinc and Zinc Oxide with the necessary vehicle. Its effect is
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      178 7 i An Announcement. An exhibition of selected examples of the high class Precious metal and Neillo work by Siamese Craftsmen as designed and made in the workshops of Mr. F. W. Margrett in Bangkok will be held at Raffles Hotel (Room No. 49) lor 7 days commencing on Wednesday Bth.
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      232 8 AMUSEMENTS. «u UKiiiiiniiifriiiiiiiiiHiiiiujiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiauiiii' ii i i niiiuiiiijiiiiiijiua i i i i i i > t i t i i '^'"V""*** 1- TO-DAY 'and"" 'irrwt T lt£ll__. Owing previousl) made commitments in Jj__|____. X, AN t!u Singapore Engagement Posi- tive|v TermjnaUs TO-MORROW. ¥1 MARCUS show fe /-4# FANTASIES W v 4OF
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      341 8 'FREEDOM OF THE SEAS" BRITISH INTERNATIONAL PR IT iii i i 11 a—mi mi mi iiii j»WMBWM<«<Wi»iw>MWW^^ New World Cabaret "Cabaret de Luxe" TEA DANCES Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 5.30 to 7.30 p.m. AFTER-DINNER DANCE Nightly from 9 p.m. SNAPPY MUSIC by De Silva's famous dance orchestra, the
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    CLERICAL UNION MEETING
    387 9 Election Of The i Council n the V held on July 28 'jnion club House. Ran- T.w l laxi Trek ir, ,i on bthall of the :ic»fti ;i hearty wclcome to itji is o* the council. of the council meeting of cpnhrmed .n' <nut (he letter colicwiiir.
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    U.S. DROUGHT
    137 9 Drastic Revision Of Policy Reuter. Washington, Aug. 9. AS a result of the drought, a drastic revision of the Government's policy oi paying farmers to produce smaller crops, is expected. Mr. Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, announces agricultural adjustment, and adds that the administration is studying t
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    PRESSURE ON SOVIET
    87 9 Lower Price For Chinese Eastern Railway Reuter. Moscow. Aug. 9. jpMPHATIC denials are made in official circles of reports in the Manchukuo press accusing th e Soviet authorities in Siberia of various unit iendly acts, such as violations of the frontier by troops and military aeroplanes. It
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    169 9 League Of Nations Bulletin Thp following is the health bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau. Singapore, for the week ended Aug. 4: Alexandria: 1 ease of typhus and no death. Beirut: 1 case of typhus and no death. Bassein 3 plague cases and 3
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    MOTOR GYMKHANA
    46 9 Sixth Annual Function At Nilai Club The sixth annual motcr gymkhana of the Nilai Club will be held at Nilai on Aug. 18. Events are open to members of all Europeans Clubs only. A cocktail dance and buffet supper is included in the programme.
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    ARMAMENTS PROBLEM
    372 9 Mr. Anthony Eden On Security MR. Anthony Eden, speaking at Trentham* Gardens fete, Steke, last week, said that the failure of the Disaimament Confer tn" 0 thus far to reach agreement and rhe manifest difficultly In which it had been working of recent months had inevitably caused widespread
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    RETAIL CODES
    135 9 Provisions Relaxed In Small Towns Reuter. Washington* Aug.-a ALL employers in towns of populations not exceeding 2.500. hitherto subject to various retail service oodes, will henceforth not be required to observe «he provisions fixing maximum hours of work and minimum wage:! and prices, ihouch they must continue to
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    ASIATIC UNEMPLOYED
    119 9 Subscriptions to the Singapore NonEuropean Relief Fund last month were as follows: Mr. Seah Kwang .100 $1, Mr. C. A. Rodriguea $1, the A.P.C. (S.S.) Ltd. $150 and $10.47, Municipal Junior Services Staff $215.75, Eurasian Association $8, Staff of Tan Tock Seng Hospital $9.85, Mr. G. L. Ham,
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    MISSION TO THE MANCHUKUO
    105 9 British Interests On Study Tour Reuter. London, Aug. 9. Federation of BritLsh Industries has decided to send an industrial mission to Manchukuo in the immediate future to study conditions there and ascertain whether British industry Van co-operate with local interests in its development. The mission will
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    FIREMAN'S HOUSES BURNT
    112 9 Sequel Tc Great Kampong Blaze Singapore, Thursday. Tne disastrous fire in the Tioug Bharu area on Wednesday had a :.equel in the Fourtn Court, before Mr. C. H. Whitton. to-day. when a Chinese named Gob Ah Hut was charged wth theft of .silver bangles and coins. He
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    WAR SCARES
    750 10 various times well meaning people have striven to impress upon us that the Press has a duty to perform in the direction of minimising war scan s. "Don't publish them," they say. "Ignore them altogether. The best way to prevent war is not to talk about it." We
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    BANDIT OUTRAGE IN CHUNGSHAN
    243 10 Governor 1 Residence Attacked Hongkong, Aug. 10. THE Nanking troops tinder General Chow Wan Yuen have advance to Hlnckuo firm Ta'.wo and recaptured many Rid strongholds. Tlie Governor nt troops are assisting the peasants In reaping the crops In the Rod areas. I The Fukien Provincial
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    Notes and Comments Blessing In Disguise
    208 10 "IT'S an ill wind that blows nobody j good," so goes the saying. While expressing profound sympathy for the thousands of squatters who are meanvhile deprived of their homes by the disastrous fire, on Wednesday, we must confess (callous though it may nound) that
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    Empire Defences
    148 10 VTEW ZEALAND is becoming concerned about the Empire defences, so much so that the suggestion has been put forward that New Zealand should make donations in kind to Britain in return for increased naval defence. Where before people talked of the security of disarmament they speak now of
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    Mr. Lloyd George
    132 10 FN striking contrast io Asia's fears of imminent war are the views ex- pressed by Mr. Lloyd George In an interview in Paris the other day. He that he did not think a major war possible within the next ten years, q u lying his statement b«
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    Selangor's Unemployed
    263 10 Selangor 's Unemployed jy|R. JOHN HANDS who. In bell serving as a member of the Koala Lumpur Sanitary Board and b Vie President of the. Selangor F.A.. In dition to his private pursuits, has round the Ume to serve the community acting as secretary to the Asiatic tJnI employment Fund,
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    Topics Of The Day
    334 10 By "Looker-On M SINGAPORE is going ahead these I days. The long promised broad- casting station is to be realised, the. Government proposing to grant exclusive rights to the organisers who announced their intentions about eighteen months ago. A A A I I As described elsewhere
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    AMERICA'S BID FOR A NEW WORLD CURRENCY BASE NATIONALISATION OF SILVER
    950 11 Rising Trices T ON THE FAR KAST Reuter. Oil A KH ha?* been nationalised m \merica at a price of VMM cents an ounce by an order util liy President Roosevelt under the Silver Purchase Act. Ihe move is
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    MISSING BRITISH SOLDIER
    122 11 More Trouble Feared At Shanhaikwan Shanghai, Aug. 10. MORE trouble is feared at Shanhaikwan as the British trcops have made ready to hold further mano uvres outside Shanhaikwan from to-day until Wednesday in accordance with the provisions of the Boxer Protocol. The Japanese forc:s are also expected
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    ATLANTIC FLIGHT
    71 11 Attempt To Reach Baghdad Fails Reuter. London, Aug. If. THE Canadian .airmen Capt. Reid and Capt. Ayling landed at Hcston aerodrome at 6.7 p.m. alter a flight from Toronto.—Reuter. A Toronto message of Aug. 8 stated that Reid and Ayling left Toronto at 5.12 a.m., hoping to fly
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    GREAT SINGAPORE FIRE
    257 11 Relief Measures GENEROUS PUBLIC RESPONSE Singapore, Friday. •T HE number of victims of the, great Singapore fire, which destroyed many hundreds of kampong homes in the Tiong Eahru area on Wednesday, who are being housed at the Great. World increased by about 200 last night and DO
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT
    168 11 Receiving And Adjudication Orders Annulled Singapore. Friday. Deliver ng judgment this morning on a motion by Khoo Kay Yeow. Mr Justice Gerahty rescinded and annulled the receiving and adjudication orders which wee made against him some weeks ago Th« grounds on which Khoo Kay Yeow based his motion
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    WAR PLANES IN SIBERIA
    674 11 Soviet Preparing FAILURE OF C.E.R SALE TALKS Shanghai, Aug. 10. JHE Soviets have massed a formidable force of war 'planes in east Siberia, near the Soviet-Manchurian border, in readiness for the crisis in the Far East. Military preparations both on the part of Russia and Japan
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    CEYLON PROTESTS
    57 11 Imposition Of Quota System Reuter. Colombo. y AFTEK u two-day debate the State Council passed a resolution to-day protesting against the enforcement by an Order-in-Council of the quota system for Japanese goodt». The Council requested the responsible Ministers "to take immediate Meps to nullify the Injurious effects on
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    SILVER EXPORTS
    71 11 Serious Situation Reported In Shanghai Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Aug. 9. Ttr. cxpor s of silver from Shanghai during thr> month of July total over 20.000.000 China dollars. As a result the financial position is threatened. Owing io the continued depression In the silK markc, eight more
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    HANGCHOW TYPHOON
    39 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shaighai, Au*:. 9. A severe typhoon struck Hangchow yesterday; the barometer considerably diopped. The. vicinity around Shanghai received the full force of the typhoon. Many junks overturned and houses collapsed.'—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    CABINET CHANGES IN GERMANY
    110 11 Waiting Till After The Plebiscite Reuter. Berlin. Auq 9 J CABINET change» are pending but J cMcial announcement is not ».xpecl ed until after the plebiscite on Auk. l»| It seem» lilielv fhat the denoy and the Vice-Chancellorship w'j be united in one man, A'lio wiL'
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    PAYMENT IN STERLING
    70 11 Rumoured Anglo-Germa Exchange Agreement Reuter. London, Aug. U THE Impending signature, aa a re* of the mgoUatlons in Berlin, of Anglo-German. exchange agreement ttbling German manufacturers to Yj in sterling for good*, purchased fr, Britain, is for pasted by the ne»| papers. 1 Signature is expcctcd to
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    Bale Of A Perak Gold Mine QUESTIONS ABOUT CHEQUES
    1661 12 Ipoh Hearing FOR DEFENCE CONCLUDES (Frrm Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Aug. 8. HEN th" Ban Hin Mine case was C resumed to-day, Mr. Roland E3de)] continued his cross-examina--0 oX Chin Sun Fee.* p Jhin Sun Fee said that much of cheque
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    72 12 Singapore, Friday. Whilst attempting to alight from' a moving trolley bus a Chinese was injured at the junction of Middle Road and Victoria Street last evening. Ke received bruises over the right elbow, and was unconscious when the ambulance arrived. An Indian was knocked down by a car
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    LOCH NESS MONSTER
    105 12 Search Convinces Most Sceptics Reuter. London. Aug. 9. THE Loch Ness monster is again featured in the newspapers in consequence of a statement issued by Sir Edward Mountain claiming that the monster has been seen 21 times within four weeks. Sir Edward organised a team of 20
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    101 12 Parties May Come To A Settlement Singapore, Friday. Goh Lye Kang. a solicitor's clerk who is on a charge of cheating in respect of some landed property, made another appearance before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) to-day. Mr. V. D. Knowles. for the defence, told the court
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    CHINESE CHARGED
    98 12 Singapore. Friday. Charged with criminal misappropriation of .some gold, silver and braes at Bukit Ho Swee on Aug. 9 a Chinese named Gch Yin Peng appeared before the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brander. this morning. Accused admitted possession of this property after the fire, and said that
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    THE CINEMAS
    94 12 Fashions And Music At The Roxy An attractive combination ol lively music gorgeous fashion*. tfitrica c dances and amusingly silent story makes up 'Fashions Of 1934." the Warner Bros, musical comedy which com-mc-nccd a run at the Theatre las* night. William Powell i* in the lead as a
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    MARCUS SHOW STILL BETTER
    575 12 Revue With An Intimate Touch Singapore. Friday. I HAVE used so many superlatives about the Greater Marcus Show, its dancers. it. c comedians and its beauty chorus, that I wonder whether I shall b: believed wnen I say that the revue now being staged at the
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    HITLER REPLIES
    112 12 Telegram Of Condolence From China Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Aug. 10. Hitler has replied to Mr. Lin Sen, the chairman of the National Government, expressing his appreciation of the telegram of condolence sent by the. Chines 2 President on the, occasion of Yon Hindenburg's death. The German
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    GREAT WORLD
    90 12 Gala Night At Cabaret On Saturday Singapore, Friday. There will be a gala benefit at the Great World Cabaret to-morrow 'Saturday) in aid of the Country Swimmjng Club. Singapore. Music will be provided by the Great World orchestra and the "Sambodians,' a wen-known local dance band. Eight prizes—four
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    ALLEGED MISCHIEF
    51 12 Singapore, Friday. Chan Ah Wah, a Cantonese, was charged with causing mischief by setting fire to the cushion of a motor car, before the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. M Brander this morning. Accused claimed trial on the charge Aug. 17 waa fixed for mention, bail in $500 being
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    WOMAN BOUND AND ROBBED
    647 12 Muar Assises CHINESE SENT TO PRISON Frrm Our Oun Correspondent J chore. Aupr > H °w robbers entered the hou>. a well to-do Chines»- lundow, Kawantf. during his absent'. Singapore on business, hound jrajrjred his wife and daujrhtet then got avvav with jewellery won it was
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    Broadcasting Station For Singapore TO OPERATE IN A YEAR?
    478 13 (heap Receivers OFFICIAL NOTICE BY GOVERNMENT Singapore, Thursday. I Muluva Tribune has received 11,( following notice from the I I Mai Secretary, Straits Settle (t is hereby notified for general information that the Government t the Straits Settlements proposes to »>sue
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    58 13 Ten Thousand Arrivals In Malaya Last Month The Deputy Controller of Labour Malaya, reports the following arrivals from the Madras Presidency last montn. State aided 5,411 adults, 1,076 minors, 678 infants. An Others 2,987 adults, 257 minors, 14«. The departures were 1,953 adultc and 114 minors. The Rohna
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    BOYANESE CHARGED
    53 13 Singapore, Thursday. A 22-year-old Boyanese, Amir, bin Abdu! Gani, was to-day charged before the Second Magistrate, Mr N. Orice. with dishonestly retaining stolen property, a cheque for $80 belonging to Mrs. de Wit, of Mt. Elizabeth. Accused was allowed bail in $100, ana lhe case postponed for mention
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    ITALIAN AMNESTY
    40 13 Rome, Aug. 7. A general amnesty for ordinary and political prisoners throughout Italy Jg xpected on the occasion of the birtn of the first child of the Princess Piedmont (the Crown Princess) which is expected early in September.
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    JAPANESE PENS
    330 13 Firm Agrees Not To Import Them THE local agents for Parker Pens, Messrs. Weill and Montor, were complainants for a second time before the Pi trict Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrer, when they summoned Low Hong Kit and Liong Peng Law, two merchants of High Street, and charged
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    SHANHAIKWAN AFFAIR
    72 13 Agreement Reached At Tokyo Discussions Tokyo. Aug. 9. A spokesman of the Japanese Foreign Office declared that a long discussion took place, between Mr. Hirota. Japanese Foreign Minister, and the British Ambassador at Tokyo on the situation in North China. The gist of the conversation was that both
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    PEIPING OUTRAGE
    164 13 Panic Follows Shooting In Theatre Peiping, July 29. A WOMAN was mortally shot and six were injured in a sensational shooting incident at the Central Theatre, Peiping, this morning. Panic occurred in the theatre shots rang out during the performance and in the mad stampede towards the exits,
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    MALAY HEADMASTER
    119 13 Retirement From Tanglin Besar School An At Home was held at the Tanglin Besar Malay School compound by the staff on the occasion of the retirement of the headmaster, Che' Sanif bin Mohd Rais. There was a large attend_ance of members of the service and friends. An address
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    25 13 Members and friends are reminded cf the jubilee concert of the Straits Chinese Reading Club on Saturday a+ the V.M C.A. Hall at 8.15 p.m.
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    THE BATTERY ROAD AFFRAY
    932 13 Injured Contractor Gives Evidence Singapore, Wednesday. THE Battery Road affray in which a large number of Cantonese seamen were involved in an alleged assault on Ng Hup Choon, a crew contractor of the Asiatic Petrol:um Company, Ltd., and a P.C. had a sequel in the Third
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    VICTORIA INSTITUTION
    96 13 Annual Reunion Of Old Boys (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 9. THE annual reunion of old boys of the Victoria Institution will tak: place at the School this week-end when a programme of games between past and present boys will be carried out in addition to
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    VERDICT OF MURDER
    90 13 Singapore Woman Found Strangled Singapore, Thursday. The Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, to-day returned a verdict of murder against some person at present unknown, in connection with the death of a young married woman named Lee Kwee Heok, who was found strangled in bed on Apr.
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    LORRY ACCIDENT
    262 13 Driver Exonerated By Magistrate tFrom Our Out\ Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Aug. 9. AN inquest on the death of a child* named Lim Eng Kar, aged two years X\i: held by the Second Magistrate, CiH \nmad, at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon inspector Yunus was lrt charge of th€ case.
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    Handicaps And Selections For To-Day's Races HOBBS' GOOD-BYE TO SURREY
    227 14 I Poor Health LIFE'S AMBITION THWARTED MCK£T-LOVERS will harn with regret i sii.t Jack Hobbs is unliketo have the chance of fulfilling the 2at»*?>t aMbition "112 his cricketing r»\-r —that of ac-oring 200 hundreds H«' still rcf|trirex the three cen
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    BRILLIANT PERFORMANCES IN COUNTY CRICKET
    267 14 Reuter. TWO county cricket championship matches concluded yesterday in two days, Essex beating Somersetshire by ten wickets in a very lowscoring match, and Nottinghamshire being well trounced by Kent to the tune of an innings and 154 runs. London, Aug. 9. At Weston-Super-Mare Essex beat
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    DON BRADMAN
    232 14 Twenty "Doubles" In Five Years DON BRADMAN has since 1929 scored 200 cr over in First Class Cricket on twenty occasions. Here is the list: 340* —N.S. Wales v. Victoria In 1929. 225—Woodfull's XI v. Ryder's XI in 1929. 452* —N.S. Wales v. Queensland in 1930. 236 —Australia
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    YICK WOH HING CUP
    232 14 Muar F.A. Beat Social Athletic Party The Social Athletic Party XI was defeated by the Muar Football Association by five goals to one belore a record crowd in Muar, for the Yick Woh Hing Cup. The game was fast and interesting throughout and early on, Hussin
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    PAHANG TENNIS
    75 14 Title Won By See Chooi Soon See Chooi Soon won the lawn tennis championship of Pahang (and the. championship cup presented by the British Resident, Mr. H. G. R. Leonard* by defeating R. Gopal 6—3, 6—3 in the final. In the semi-finals Chooi Soon beat, C A. de
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    SINGAPORE G.C.
    18 14 The Singapore Golf Club monthly mixed foursomes competition will be held on Sunday afternoon (Aug. ID).
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    TANGLIN MALAY SCHOOL WINS
    462 14 Soccer Final Replay For Daeng Mekkah Shield Singapore, Friday. A LARGE number of spectator* turned lip to watch the soccer fi» a' replay for the Doeng Makkah Shield on ihu Victoria Bridge School ground yesterday, when the Tanglin Malay .School Wat, the Geylang Malay School by
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    KID MORO
    335 14 Draw For Oriental Ex-Champion Sacramento. Cal., July 26. TWO former Oriental champions were seen in action here to-night, Kid Mcro, Panther-like, one-time light and welterweight Philippine tithst. drawing with Manuel Pancho Villa of Mexico City, and Pablo Dano, former Oriental bantam king, scoring a brilliant t.k.o. over "Baby-Face"
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    ORIENT TITLE FIGHT
    296 14 To-Night's Bouts At New World Singapore. Friday. IGNATIO Fernandez. lightwe ght chr.mpion of the Orient, will defend his tWe against Young Jcnnron, of Kuala Lumpur, at the New World Arena to-night. JTfie winner will receive a handsome i ilver challenge belt presented by F: mke 1 Bros.,
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    LOCAL GOLF
    183 14 Municipality Team Beat Japanese G.C. THE following are the resuhs of the foursomes golf match on the Singapore Golf Club when the Municipality bent the Japanese Golf Club by U points to ti**. (Japanese G. C, player* mentioned first): Uekeri and Oshimu lost to Kelly and Paterson o—l,
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    MALAY LEAGUE
    108 14 Forthcoming Soccer Fixtures The following arc. forthcoming Malay Football League matches at Jalan Beaar Slacllum: Bunday, Aug. 12; Darul Bahar v. Perhlmponan SUa I. Wednesday, Aug. 15: Kota Raja I.v Fathul Karib. Thursday, Aug, 16: S. Peranakan v. Darul Khalr. Sunday, Aug, 19. Shahar Kamar (cup tie» v.
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    CRICKET TOURS
    78 14 South Africans In England Next Season The Imperial Cricket Conference hay approved the following tours:— 1934- 5. England in the West Indies. 1935, South Africa in England. 1935- 6. Australia in South Africa an: j England in New Zealand. 1936, India In England. 1936- 7, England in Australia.
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    TAIPING AMATEUR MEETING
    604 14 Opening Day EIGHT EVENTS <>\ I THE CARD THE following are the W.mh< to-day's races at Tai| i|, of a two-day amuleur m rtm: Selections by the "Man- \i T, Hails" are also £ivt»ii. RACE J. Pnntus, Class H, l)jv. 2. ab< ut fo. Little J at
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    Wilts. Reserves Run Riot At Jatan Besar Stadium And Score Nine Goals Without Reply From Pulau Brani
    1005 15 Matches In Lower Divisions Of Local League Singapore, Friday. mm goals without reply, t a c learn of the Wilts, a one sided game against the Brani 11 at Jalan Besar yesthe Second
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    CHINESE LEAGUE MATCHES
    626 15 Victories For B.B.R.S. And r fras Rovers Singapore, rriday. THE Bras Basah Road Sprinter! defeated the Balestier Hangers by 4— I on ihe S.C.F.A. ground yesterday playing in the S.C.F.A. Inter-district League. The Sprinters were the Letter tearu during the first ha f. Tns Rangers could do
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    SELANGOR GOLF
    258 15 Government Team ik-at The Rest ĕ [N a four-ball match played at th Sel&ngor Golf Club on Monday, th» Government tea 174 beat the Rest by tiuiy Doh\ts to four The following are the results: KG .Tnclatr and O D Cameron «Rcat» bi»at R. D Cms and P
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    U.S. BASEBALL
    149 15 Deiah Of Ex-Manager Of Brooklyn Reuter. New York, Aug. 10. LATEST results in the U.S. major base--1 all Lvagues are as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE R. H. E. Brooklyn Dodgers' 5 6 1 Koenecke scored two horn? runs for the Dodgers. New York "Giants" (16 innings) 0 15 1
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB
    21 15 The cent at the Singapore Swimming C lub will bj "C Class aggregate three breadths free style (handicap).
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    INTER-PORT HOCKEY
    620 15 Hong' Kong And Mat-ao MAY RETURN VISIT OF MALAYA |T ia poaaible thai at the rtnl <>i' tln J year. Hong Kong mid Macao hockey teurm will come to Malaya to return the Visit nf the Malayan Kid'. In the ifport of the Singapore Hockey A social ion
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    More Rugby To Be Played In Selangor Development Of Game To Be Encouraged
    524 16 interstate Fixtures: PoUce To Field A Side (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 9. rpWENTY-FIVE members were present at the meeting of the rugby football section of the Selangor Club yesterday, when Mr. Paxton-Harding was appointed,
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    HARRY MIZLER
    81 16 Defeats Billy Quinlan On Points Reuter. Swansea, 4. HARRY MIZLER, the lightweight champion of Britain, defeated Billy Quinlan, of Wales, in a 15-round contest with the title at stake.—Reuter. Mizler, who was formerly amateur jhampicn. came rapidly to the front when he ent&red the professional ranks, and took
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    49 16 The following are to-day', ties in the S.C.R.C. tennis tournament: Open Singles: Lim Bong Soo v. Low Kee Choc, Arthur Lim v. Yon;r Loon Chong. Veteran's Singles: Tan Chong Khee v. Khoo Kirn Swee. Veteran's Singles: Ching Kee Sun, owe 12 v. Koh Thian Seng, owe 18.
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    INTER-POSTAL SOCCER
    160 16 F.M.S. Beat Colony In Clarke Cup ißv Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. rpHRILLING soccer was witnessed at the S.C.R.C. ground yesterday, when the F.M.S. Postals beat the Colony Postals I—o in their annual Clarke Cup match. Mr. B. De Souza refereed and the teams were as follows:
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    WEIGHTLIFTING
    14 16 Entries for the Singapore Olympic weight lifting championships will close on Aug. 12
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    669 16 Two Good Victories For St. Gregory's B.P. The St. Gregory's B.P. defeated the Serangoon Lads B.P. by six games to three on the latter's court. Results: Francis Syn lost to Joseph Lee 6—15, 8— 15; Khng Guan Siang beat Richard Boey 15 —8, 15—8; Joseph Chye beat Michael
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    EMPIRE GAMES BOWLS
    170 16 London, Aug. 9. npO-DAY'S results in the bowls x A of the Empire Games are as foil SINGLES Ireland beat Rhodesia 21—19. Sruth Africa beat Hongkong 21-14 Waies beat Australia 21—17. England beat Ntw Zealand 21- 8 Scotland beat Canada ~*--ll> Wales beat Hongkong 2i—ls. South Africa
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    SPORTS AT PENANG
    111 16 Inter-School Meeting For North Malaya (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Aug. 9. IN the Penang and Perak inter-school sports to-day, the Penan? Free School broke the quarter mile relay record by on« fifth of a second, with 47 2|5 seconds. The Glugor Shi. Id was won by
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    CRICKET TEAMS
    135 16 Minto Cricket Union v. V.M.C.A. <>ii Saturday on the latter's ground:—Amin Kechil (capt). A. R. Omar, Ahmad Duke. H. A. Kamar, Abbas Talib, Ismail Jabbai, Aman Abdullah, Leck'.ie, Mohd. Sidek. H. M. Allaudin, Osman Hassan. Reserves Hussein Siraj, Mohd. Shah, and Hassan Said. V.M.C.A. v. Minto C.V. on
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    857 17 Appreciation RESEARCH IN RADIUM and chemical sciences diflfee almost toto carlo physics and chemistry •Mi l' parents in Ihe 'eighties tiv-♦ c»rjtui\y. Models wert i■ r >112 lb* day.and the physi- nl, i ui'L» ived in terms of the u.,'l «tons i fqueatbed to u* i i*id
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    EMPIRE CANCER CAMPAIGN
    343 17 The Enigma Of The Cell LORD Reading presided at the annual general meeting of lhe British Empire Cancer Campaign held in the Moser. Room at the House of Lords. The annual report ot the campaign, presented to and approved by the meeting, stated that the main attack
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    JUMP FROM WINDOW
    56 17 Madrid. An engineer of this city decided to kill himself by jumping fro mthe window of his flat, four floors above the ground. Just as he sprang to his death a woman passed under the window. The engineer wa skilled and the wiman so badly injured that
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    MALAYAN QUOTAS BILL
    792 18 "Deep Anxiety" i LETTER TO COLONIAL OFFICE the fourteenth annual meeting of the Association of British Malaya, which was held at the Offices of the Rubber Growers' Association in Idol Lane on July 25, Sir Malcolm Watson expressed the Association's 'deep anxiety" at the legislation relating to
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    THE NEW PRESIDENT
    121 18 Sir Malcolm Watson referred to the fact that his year of office as President had drawn to a close, and he expressed his thanks to the members of the Committee for the support which they had accorded him. He added that it was the unanimous desire of
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    PIONEER OF CANADA DIES
    67 18 Lebret (Saskatchewan*. A link with more than a century oi Western Canadian history has been broken with the death of Mrs. Mark aenegarde at File Hills Indian Re.serve, She was 103 years ol dand was an ear y descendant of the de Meurons lhC River B
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION
    240 18 Convict On Three Charges Singapore. Thursday. A MALAY named Omar bin Salim who is at present serving a term o: six months' rigorous imprisonment ap oeared before the District Judge (Mr H. A. Forrer) to-day on three charge.' >t extortion. Another accused, Kassim Ali bin Noo? Hussain. was
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    SALESMANSHIP AS AN ART
    633 18 The Prince Of Wale* On Advertising THE Prince of Waits was in honour at the annual dltui*« \dvertising Association a! <>, House recently. Lord Ebbnn mi, president, was in lhe chair The company, numbering included many prominent rr-,„. stives of finance and cornim-jv, tddltion to those
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      337 18 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs anc Societies in Singapore, most of tht members of which are readers of tht "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretariei are invited to co-operate in keeping ii up-to-date and complete. Happentngi of general interest will still be includec in the
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    ARSENAL TO BE MOVED?
    480 19 Disarmament Failure THE DANGERS OF AIR ATTACK rpHE continued failure of the Geneva Disarmament Conference to i anything Me tangible results armament, and the consequent ase in foreign armed forces, par[arly air forces, has led the War i r< consider a proposal to mov e iwich
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    FLOODLIT ZOO
    104 19 "lumin;,lions Total 1,24)0.00« Candle Power Paris. July 10. mil en ol etecttic cables have round Vmcennes Zoo. which lor the first time to'""iiiitiulions will toUiI 1.200.000 "»Wi-r «enough to light it small Uu* morning were still 1 vrrvwhert. fixing arc-tem]pi> <"k*. aviaries. snake: pit* v colonies. Ii aas
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    68 19 Lisbon. has adopted the 24-hcur ftcial decree states that the 24--1' is to be made the standard ri all public clocks must now hours 0 to 24. In order to orn the public to the change. 1 locks will also show the old 1 to 12
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    SIR HENRY WELLCOME
    206 19 Wisconsin Honours Boy. Who Made Good Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Y°UNO Harry Wellcome started life in a log cabin, 125 miles from Milwaukee. Now, Sir Henry Wellcome, founder of the Wellcome Bureau of Scientific Research has come back to Wisconsin. He returned to receive an honorary degree of doctor
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    NAME OF "AMERICA"
    191 19 First Pronounced In Small Vosges Town Paris. Few people looking at r he Stars and Stripes flying in the Paris streets in honour of Indepenee Day remembered that France is the "Godmother" of America. The word "America" was first pronounced at Saint Die, in the Vosges. It
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    JUVENILE CRIMES
    161 19 Italy To Have Special Courts To Try Young Offenders Rome. Special measures have been decided on by the Italian Government to reform juvenile offenders. Establishments similar to Coiotal in Fygland will be opened for the more persist ent breakers of the law. A special court to try m
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    WATER FETE
    168 19 Climax To The Grande Semaine Paris, July 5. A water fete is being staged in the Bois de Boulogne to-morrow, Saturday and Sunday as a grand finale to the Grande Semaine. There will be motor-boat racing on the flood-lit lake, ballet dancing on a specially constructed float, aquaplaning
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    MARKET LIST
    471 19 DetaUs Of Current Prices Singapore, Aug. 3. MEAT Beef, steak (round), kati 28 Beef, stew or curry, kati 28 Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean and fat (1st quality), kati 35 Mutton, Australian, per lb. 35 Fowl, kati 28 Hens (locally reared), kati 40 Ducks (Java), each 42
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    INFRA-RED PHOTOGRAPHS
    214 19 Pictures Taken From Imperial Airway Machines 1 1 London. An exhibition of photographs taken from Imperial Airway machines during flights over the route to India was openeti by Lord Londonderry, the Minister for Air, at Gieves Gallery in Bond Street. The majority of these photograph? were taken with
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    "GOLFERS BY MASS PRODUCTION"
    245 19 Middle West's Prosperity Slogan Chicago. THE latest slogan far prosperity in the Middle West is: "Golfers by mass production." Thousands of golfers are being turned out at free lessons given in drill halls and armouries by noted local professionals. It is hoped that these new recruits
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    JACK-TARS BEATEN
    82 19 Stockholm. The crew of the British cruiser HMS Karlscrona ther SaTat evervTi" SL Var J? us sports ancl every case ihey suffered defeat even against a team of women. Fii.st ihey were beaten by Swedish navy men in two boat races, then a local mens team beat them
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