Malaya Tribune, 14 August 1934

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Newspaper /n Maiaya KXL- No. 196 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Aug. 14, 1931. Malaya Tribune PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1934. FOR 6 CENTS
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      161 1 FLINTER (flea I'lace, Singapore. irting Diamonds and Necklace! of every d quality. Selling and lowest market I ing gold coins, ornaments of and quality, highest prices 1 daily exchange r J Swan Brand the milk that is Mked by everybody It's quality and economy a combined ;si£ifisls T?,e Fas! tsiatic
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      214 1 Head The Dominant In zSMalaya Crosse Blackwell's !!\j|ffiQj§l j Soups, Jams, Pickles, Sauces and Paste, and many othor pro- l| Vi.tejfcjß&7 j|j pared food delicacies, owe their perfection to the long exp' rience P I one 01 the (,I(i st and best known British Manufacturer Only ijl |MSH|f M the
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    Shipping News & Notices. NO DIVINE RIGHT FOR SHIPPING
    1016 2 Shipping News Notices. NO DIVINE RIGHT FOR SHIPPING Industry Must Progress Of Merit THAT there was no divine right for our shipping, and that the industry could only progress on its own merits, was the belief put forward by Mr. Basil Sanderson, chairman, presiding over the annual meeting of the
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    WHITE STAR LINE
    511 2 Report And Accounts For Last Year THE report of the White Star Line, Ltd., for the year ended Dec. 31 last states that the operation of the Aberdeen-Com-monwealth Line, fleet for the period Jan. 1 to March 8, 1933, shows a working surplus of £24,377 17s. sd.
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    SHIPS' RESISTANCE
    543 2 Streamlining For Economy NOWADAYS, every oossible opportunity of reducing freightage charges must be taken by shipping lines in order to place their respective services on a more economical basis, says "The Welder. In this connection, the question of reducing resistance in ships represents an important factor, and the
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    A FAMOUS SAILING SHIP
    677 2 The Star Of Italy's Many Services THE sailing ships of Corry's "Irish Star" fleet always make a special appeal to the lovers of the old-timers, and it is interesting to note that one of the best known, the Star of Italy, has secured a reprieve. In
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      402 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. brutish* 4 INDIA P. S. Co.'s SAILINGS. Ol T\\ ARDS. Due Tillinigf Singapore. lIA NT! 11,000 A U«. 17 BA NGALQKE 0,000 Aug. 30 RAW ALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 31 COMORIN i. r ,,000 Sept. 11 BHUTAN 0,100 Sept. 127 RAJPUTANA 17.000 Sept. 28 BEHAR 0.000 Oct 7 riIITRAL
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      169 2 WI LLOYD TRIESTINO m (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, **saw_ a-i v t> v o Karachi, Aden, Massowah. Suez, Port Calling at Colombo, Bombay Suez, Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice aad Port Said, Brmdisi, Venice Trieste. Trieste. q e lE™
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      200 2 I H A MBURO-A M E RIK A" LTNIE. Deutsch Hpin Australische j Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS Due Spore. t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Aug. 20 m.s. ERMLAND, via Manila Sept. C, v m.s. KULMERLAND, via
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      590 2 STEAMER SAILTNf.s Jt|j NORDDEIIv (HER (Incorpora> i i„ Germany). The nndernoted arc the Conmanw. tended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. "FULDA" for Manila, H\on* 3 S'hai, N. China Japan 'TSAR" for Manila H'kon-r, S'hai, N. China Japan HOMEWARDS. "TRAVE" for M'seilles, R'dam IWi Hamburg Bremen, f "KOELN" for M'seilles, R'dam, Hamburg Bremen y
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    492 3 Mining Shares Singapore, Tuesday, 11 a.m. following mining share quotations t by Fraser and Co., exchange brokers Buyers. Sellers Tin* 5,3 5,10y 2 Kumbang Tin 37,6 401--tral Malay 50 52|6 Hitam Tin 14[6 1513 Weng 2.02» 2 2.07 y 2 xd Bangrln Tin 24 6 25 6
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    159 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION HIGHER PRICE OF RUBBER Steadier Tone In New York <By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Tuesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 25V X cts., up I jet. Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore), $114>/->, up |Vg. Yesterday's Prices:— London, TUd., up 1 16d. Market Tone: Steady.
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    PRODUCE
    191 3 Singapore, Aug. 14 R. <SiairO W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $112 R. «Siarn» W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $95 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $9? Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $BP. Siam, Sinhuay Al $166 Siam, "Sinhuay" 1 $147 Siam, "Sinhuay" 2 $134
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    PERAK RUBBER PLANTATIONS
    942 3 Mr. Montagu Batty? On Price Outlook (By Air Mail.) London, July 26. THE twenty-eighth annual ordinary general meeting of the Perak Rubber Plantations, Ltd., was held at 4, Lloyd'savenue, EC. Mr Montagu J. Battye (chairman ol the company > presided. Mr J. H. Selby, representing the Secretaries
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    KAMRA TIN
    281 3 Valuable New Areas Acquired •By Air Mail). London, July 26. THE sixth ordinary general .neeMng of Kamra Tin Dredging. Ltd.. was held at 411-419 Salisbury House, E.C. Mr. E. B. Ridsdel, who presided, said that the working profit for the year amounted to £17.476 as a lesult of
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    PETROL PRICES
    158 3 Asiatic I'etroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices <t Shell .Motor Spirit and vnriovr* brands of Kerosene arc a> follows: .Shell Aviation Spirit 111 4-g-allnn «Irums per British Imperial tficUnn si.hi j Shell Motor Spirit ex pump por British Imperial pallcm Sh'll Motor Spirit in 4-jri>llcn dritir.* per British Imperial
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    THE VALUE OF PREFERENCE
    193 3 Colonial Secretary On Results •By Air Mail.) London, July 26. OIR Philip CunlifTe-Lister, Secretary of O State for the Colonies, addressing the Royal Empire Society's Summer School, at Rhodes House. Oxford yesterday, asked what preference had'done. It had given a sense of security at a lime
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    STATISTICS LIBRARY
    475 3 The following publications were issued or received by the Department of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S., during the period August 4 to August 10. 1934. inclusive, and are available for public use in the Reference Library, Fullerton Building, Singapore. Application may be made by members of the public resident
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS
    669 3 Rubber Shares Singapore, Tuesday, 11 a.m. I The following rubber share quotation* are issued by Fras.r and Co.. and Lyai! and Evatt. Issue Value. Fraser Lyall Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 1 AUtnby 1.80 1.90 180 1.90 A 1 Alor Gajah 1.40 1.50 1.40 1.50 n IA. Hitam
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    75 3 t PK1CE.A CTTRRCIfT. Sing*] ore, Tuesday. ROOM. tfu/ers. Seller-. L.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot 21 7 25 do. (F.O.B.) Aujr. 2525' 4 R S.S. on Tender: Aug. r >!« 26% Sept 25% 26% Oct Dec 20 V* 20% Jan. March 27 27 V* April Juno
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      48 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). KIRK, MARINE, MOTOR AND WOKKME N'S COMPENSATION. L C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSUIANCS CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HP AD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore,
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      88 3 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capi'al £2,000,000 Paid-up-Capital £1.000,000 Reserve I'und and Rest 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 Fixed Deposit
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      213 3 Corporation Ltd.! (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK. Ltd. AND THE OVLRSEA-C HINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 4r>B, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee Chen*:, Esq.,
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      594 4 M. HASSAN, I 36, ft 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, 1 SINGAPORE. llVe undertake all sorts of work r In electrical, gag and water serI vice line. 1 We j.'iv,. prompt attention to all I brdt rs either big or small. BrVhy not consult us about your uivqwin merits V ■Estimate
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      371 4 SITUATIONS VACANT, j WANTED —Sale* Girl (Chinese) for a retail shop. Apply Box No. 415, c|o Malaya Tribune. j YOUR LUCK. ONE YEAR MONTHLY DETAILS $1.50. j Weekly details, 1 year $7.00. Correct ans- i wpr* for 5 questions $1.00. Payable in Advaace. Send copy of Horoscope or time and
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      727 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK. LIMITED, I (In Voluntary Liquidation). Loss Of Scrips. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that applications have been made to the Liquidators of this Company to issue duplicate scrips in place of the following- share certificates I which are alleged to have been lost or mi<*- 1
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      331 4 EDUGATIONAE» FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, EsUblished I£2B. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhcby Ghaut. Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education— j Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. I i N. A NCI
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      222 4 FREE HELP TO PUBLIC. All patients suffering from piles and eye diseases treated FREE of charge. This 35 years well known Dispensary cured thousands of patients of eye and piles complaints by Expert Homeopathic, Physician, M.D.H. M.C.H.C. who claims to cure any kind of chronic, complicated and given up cases,
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      672 4 FOR ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION TAKE ALL CLOCKS, WATCHES or GRAMOPHONES THAT GO WRONG YICK WOO DING Their one and only address 429. North Bridge Road. (Near Middle It -au) SKILLED WORKMANSHIP PROMPT SERVP MODERATE CHARGES. Contractors for the Repair of < Watches to the British Arm Malaya. I GENUINE *r»n EUGENE
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    Alleged Assault By Chinese Seamen BATTERY ROAD AFFRAY
    880 5 .More Evidence ORY OF ATTACK ON CONTRACTOR Singapore, Monday, j earing was continued before tl i Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. to-day in connection with ttery Road affray in which a contractor and two police ■S were assaulted by a band loyed
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    LIKE SIMPLE FARE
    182 5 J Tastes Of Mussolini And Hitler 1 Venice. rrWO of Europe's great Dictators, Musso- tiai ard Hitler, are alike in one thing— they do not like ri.'h food CT public banquets. When Mussolini and Hi ler met at a banQUet at Venice the head waiter tried to
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    WORLD'S FATTEST WOMAN DIES
    30 5 Budapest. Madame Francois Szabo, who was claimed t, be the fattest woman in the world, has just died at Ujpest. She we'ghed just ever 23 stone.
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    REDSKINS WANT BEER
    228 5 Equal Rights With White Men Claimed Wapato, Washington. rE Redskins of the Pacific northwest have asked the Federal Government for permision to buy light wines and beer. There, will then be less temptation, they say to drink "fire water" or spirits which has long been piohibited on
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    EXPLORER SETS OUT AGAIN
    67 5 Berlin. Wilhelm Filchner. the German explorer who came back from the d.ad has left for central Asia to mak* a scientific study of earth magnetism there. This Is his second scientific exp~dl- :.->». Dunns his first v sit *o Tibet 7 years ago Dr. Filchner was
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    READING CLUB
    376 5 Straits Chinese Concert At The V.M.C.A. associations have come and gone. i»l but the Straits Chinese Reading Club has continued on steadfastly f >r 25 veurs," remarked the Rev. W. Murray, M.A., who took the chair at the Reading Club'? concert at the V.M.C.A. hall on Saturday nieht
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    HIDDEN LIFE OF HOLLYWOOD
    270 5 Further Allegations In Court Los Angeles, July 13. FURTHER sensational revelations of the hidden life of Hollywood were given by Miss June De Long at to-day's session of the ease brought by Miss Gloria March, a film "extra,*' against Mr. Dave Allen, an official of a
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    CONVICT AS RACING CYCLIST
    80 5 Belgrade. Frontier poli?e watching an international cycling race were surprised to see a competitor numbered 13, as they had been advised that there were only ten mm in the race. The suspect was chased in a car, and when caught confessed that h« was a convict,
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      45 5 j I J 0 I The Tropical Skin Food prevents and heals 1 I Skin Disease 1 E Manufactured in ENGLAND' I 1 Obtainable in All Dispensaries U i So/c Agents: jSj I LOHMANN CO-, LTD. 1 I 124. ROBINSON ROAD, M I SINGAPORE. I
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      35 5 m STAN GEE and lasting Quality arc trie reasons of its «ircat V refutation. F WOLFF SOHN L KARLSRU H E GERMANY Sole Agents N V-STRAITS JAVA TRADING CQ SI NGAPOR E- P E NANG
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    74 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED Singapore, Tuesday. GENERAL VERSPYCK, Dutch, 640 tons; from Letong 13.8, to Anombasa 15.8. BOELONGAN, Dutch, 5.701 tons; from Pemanghat 13.8, to Pemanghat 16 8 ELOUT, Dutch, 986 tons; from Batavia 13.8, to Penang 16.8. COMPIEGNE, French, 5,958 tons, from Marseilles
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    THE ARAMIS
    32 6 The Aramis is due here from Colombo on Friday Aug. 17, at 7 a.m., and will sail on the same day at 1 p.m. for Saigon, Hongkong, Shanghai, ond Kobe.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    123 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR 1 EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Aug. 11. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Anhui 22; Rohna 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Kedah 18; Glcnearn, Hague Maru IS; City ot Roubaix 13; Pres. Garheld, 11; Narbada 9; Compiegne 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3)
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    25 6 The s.s. Kudat for Bangkok (Parcels only). Mails previously announced as closing at 10.30 a.m. to-day will now close at 2.30 p.m. to-day.
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    MONEY MARKET
    200 6 SELLING. Singapore, Aug. 13. London 3 months* sight 2j4 7j32 London 4 months' sight 2,4 ***** London 60 days' sight 2!4 3,16 London 30 days' sight 214 5|32 London demand 2j4 1 8 London T.T. 2|4 3i32 Lyon and Paris demand 886 Hamburg demand 149 New York demand
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    93 6 Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. today Frcm Europe (London mails despatched on July 26), by the Mantua, due at Penang at 3 p.m. on Thursday. Frcm China by the Conte Verde, due at Singapore at
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    122 6 Public Fun< l?.in \,j k-i 1 TO-DAY. AUG High Tides —0.2» a.m., i U3 Meeting. Singapore IR.i U< S.C.C.. 5.30 p.m Golf: Committer Mi r Uri', r Football: SAFA, League :m S.C.C. v. R A., S.C.C 1»i I Wilts, v, S.C.T.. J a lan
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    AMUSEMENTS
    47 6 ALHAMBRA.—"You're Telling M AFOLLO.—Chinese pictun CAPITOL.—'-Men In White." EMPIRE.—"The Song You t: GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret C ia| sidesnows, Dean's Grand Opt; Wayangs, Cinemas, TtoUdea, afARTJEOROPQH.—Hindus NEW WORLD.—Cabaret D. sideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—"Ladies of the Ju RlTZ.—Richard Tmlmadge and "Talk of Hollywood." ROXY.—"Happy," preceded by
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      859 6 I SINGAPORE HOTELS I Eigßaaaajaaaaaaaßßjaaaa^ !METROPOLE HOTEL! i nsi 70»« BRAS BASAH ROAD. I i IDEAL CENTRAL. MODERN SANITATION. RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS. I f GOOD CUISINE. EXCELLENT BAR. j MODERATE RATES. PER DAY. PER MONTH. I Single Double. Single Double. I I Bedroom Only and Attendance $2.50 $4.00
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      218 6 [POSTAL INTtlllGtN« SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Hoihow I Anhlll) 2 p.m. Netherlands India, Bagan and Selat Pandjang (Hong Thong) 3 p.m. uelawan and Medan (Polydonus) 3 p.m. Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe and Slalc Hong Kwcng) 3 pm. Java. South Wost-Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes. Moluccas and T. Dilly (Gorgon)
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    POSITION OF INDIANS ABROAD
    297 7 [)r. Lanka Sundaram's Suggestions i» Lanka Sundaram, Director, Indian \J institute of International Affairs, meat to the Associated Press i idia says: Indian Colonial Association of j to be congratulated on the conference on Indians overbe held alongside of the Indian Congress at Bombay in Dcxl
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    PLANES TO FLY BACKWARDS?
    48 7 Las Angeles. reversibls aeroplane propeller, v ich ci stop a plane in flight, make 't an backwards alone the ground, and even make it fly backwards, has been d by a group of local engineers. Government has adopted it for te US. Air Forces.
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    BEACH COSTUMES
    175 7 Archbishop Attacks Scanty Attire Rome. rpHE^intermittent feud .between Puritans and Church authcrities on the one hand and the tourist industry on the other—over the amount or "undress" to be allowed on Italian bathing beaches—has broken out afresh. The Archbishop of Lucca, Mgr. Antonio Torrini, has posted men on
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    FASCISM IN INDIA
    170 7 New Party Formed In That Country Simla. Fascism has come to India. Tho founder of the Party is Mr. Narain Prasad Arora, of Cawnpore. who has adopted as his motto "India First." Our Fascism," said Mr. Arora in an Interview, "will not be a tool either of
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    SHOT ACROSS THE SEA
    478 7 Modern Transport Of Letters (By Air Mail.* London, July 26. BRITAIN'S first Rocket Post is no longer a dream. Successful tests hav c just been carried out between the Hebridean Islands of Lewis and Scarpe. Five thousand letters, including four addressed to the King, were despatched
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    CHICAGO FIRES
    135 7 Average Cost Of £'3,700,000 A Year Chicago. Firf.s cost Chicago £3,700,000 :i yc.nr, according to figures iHsued »s the result at recent disastrous flics at ih toekyards. Every year £1,900.000 1m spf.tit on FireFighting Services "m the Chicago Municipal ari'a and. according to underwriters' statistic*, in the past
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    DEAD MAN'S TEETH
    112 7 Dentist Claims Them As Payment Budapest. The ownership of a dead man's teeth has provided a strange problem for the authorities here. Sander Jordan, a clerk, had bought a set of plavinum false teeth, on the instalment plan. Before he had paid for the teeth, he committed
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    LONDON'S OPEN SPACES
    201 7 "Hampstead Heath" South Of The Thames A LARGE open space, similar and al- most aauivalsnt In area to Hampstead Heath, has been acquired by the Parks Committee of the London County Council on the southern slopes of j Shooters Hill, north of the Bexley Heath line of
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      24 7 MALAYAN MOTORS, LTD. 1 14/20, Orchard Road, PHONE 5484-5-6-7. REPRESENTED THROUGHOUT THE F.M.S. BY WfcARNE BROS., LTD. J BIRMINGHAM. ENGLAND i IA AS. 47.
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      336 7 VIOLENT PAINS FROM 1 ACID STOMACH. I Cured by Hospital Formula. For 18 months this man was a martyr to acid rtomach—-.uttered tuc'u violent pa n f that hi. pior stomach sermed di.toU 1 and he lo: t weigh, rapidly. He says:— "For the pyst IS months I hi ve
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      329 7 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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      412 8 I Here. At Last IS* Aug. I The Official Motion Pictures Of The World's I Heavyweight Championship Fight. 1 I (;r atCSt and moBt National Fight in tho History of the Ring! j Supported by a Universal Sparkling Comedy j j, \*WamiQ «9BBHHPg| j TH R ?L LiNG presenting \t
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      337 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT WANTED—Second-hand Hot r Apply 189, Victoria Street. S tif NOTICE. IN THE~ESTATE OF TAN CHENG BOON DEC! Pursuant to the Trustee s Ord inane 1929. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN crtd tors and other persona lun against the Estate of Tan Cheng Boon, '»1 No. U. Tra .quorah Road.
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    ITALY'S CORPORATIVE STATE
    383 9 Details Of Mussolini's Scheme T\ETAILS are published of the Corporative State" plan of Signor Mussolini under which Italy is to be organised in corporations. A Ministry with a staff of 6.OXV) and a voie of £1.340.000 for the firs; year will direct all national activities. The 22
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    SERANGOON FIRE
    88 9 Singapore. Tuesday. The local fire brigade received a call at 1.17 yesterday afternoon to a fire which broke out In the Pumping Station of the Lee Rubber Company, situated off Serangoon Road After a severe battle with thp flames, the firemen managed to extinguish the outbreak, which was
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    56 9 The annual picnic for members of the Lotus Club has been arranged for Saturday next at Ayer Manis, Tanah Me nh Besar. Members who wish to join the picnic party are requested to be at the Y.W C.A.. B. Raffles Quay, at 830 a m Transport will be provided to
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      424 9 ALHAMBRA ™-v j I I 1 TO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15. rHKRI MVS MOT BEEN A SERIOUS FACE IN THE CROWDS THAT HNS BEEN PARA MO I'NT'S LATEST COMEDY HIT 1 j "YOU'RE TELLING ME B XT lauph for an hour and a half I without even stopping: to irigple llm Iflßl
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      794 9 I 4 j IPAVIfcION 61i4U5~j j I j% I IT'S A CRIME TO MISS W j Edna May OLIVER (Ĕ RKO RADIO ROSCO ATES PICTURE Jh| JILL ESMOND KEN MURRAY l Tkt laugh-piece of the cenlury a j THI'RSDAY M.-C.-M/S GLORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT NORMA SHEARER I ROBERT MONTGOMERY I HERBERT MARSHALL
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    SHIPPING CONFERENCES
    748 10 gOMEWHAT tardily, for other topics have Intervened, we return to the subject of Shipping Conferences, which were the principal reason for the appointment of the Colony Trade Commission. It will be remembered that a speech by Mr. Braddell in which he re- reed to "the octopus which was
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    189 10 Dr T. C. Wakefield. Medical Officer, District Hospital, Ipoh, has left for fatu C-rah on transfer. He has be?H relieved by Dr. McSwan. I Mr J T. Victor, a well known member ♦g the Portuguese community in Hongkxiiu, died on Aug. 6 at the age of 50 He was on
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    Notes and Comments Back To 40 Per Cent.
    182 10 npHERE will be consternation among Malayan tin miners at the news that the quota is to be reduced to i-he old level of 40 per cent, from Oc L When the increase of 10 per cent, as from April 1 was announced,
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    Head-Hunting Scare
    243 10 referred recently to the scare again prevalent among the ignorant -.lasses in Singapore that human heads were required for the building of bridges. It has now spread to Kuala Lumpur, and is apparently even more widespread there. Heads, it is said, are required lo appease the evil spirits
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    Railway Disasters
    175 10 pRANCE is peculiarly unfortui the matter of railway accid< i Disasters in which lives are. o with disturbing frequency, and matter has been the subject of i ing investigation and various tions by the Government. A rep tion for frequent accidents has a effect on tourist trriffic. and
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    Practical Instruction
    215 10 I suggested the other day that boy and girls In the senior classes oi Malayan schools might be given insti tion In the art of answering advertise meats, and we should like to emphasis the suggestion again. An advertisi seeking a post as clerk and typist and whose
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    309 10 By 'Looker-On THE good people of Kuala Lumpur are being troubled over one of those periodical head-hunting scares. Heads are reportedly required to appease, the evil spirits at Scletar and Changi. A A lt recalls the scares prevalent when the Kallang and Elgin Bridges were o
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    REDUCTION OF TIN QUOTA TO FORTY PER CENT BACK TO FORMER LEVEL
    204 11 Stocks Increase A FALLING-OFF IN PURCHASES London, Aug. 13. T iv confirmed that the International n Committee has decided to rethe quota by 10 per cent, to 40 r cent, from Oct. I.—Reuter. rtie Committee decided en May
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    GREAT AERODROME PLANNED
    102 11 In Heart Of City Of London Reuter. London, Aug. 14. A GREAT aerodrome in the hear f X». of the city of London is tentatively planned (according to the Morning Post I by the City Lands Committee In the forthcoming report to the Corporation. It is proposed
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    118 11 Anchor Falls On Chinese Boatman Singapore. Tuesday. A Chinese boatman was accidentally injured when the anchor of a ship fell on him whilst his twakow was passing by the ship yesterday morning. He ived minor injuries and was taken to the Tan Tock Seng hospital by ambulance. ihe
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    51 11 Ml-Siamesc Body Formed In Bangkok I Our Own Correspondent > Bangkok, Aug. 13 j»nisf/»cp of the Consular corps S ate Councillors lh<f allrhninber of Commerce was lily li nuguiatecl yesterday by the •r or Economics. Samples of "i ill of Siamese manufacture were bi .1; .souvenirs lo
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    I.M.S. APPOINTMENTS
    97 11 following appointments are anIn tho F.M.S. Gazette: Mr. E*. R. y to act as Headmaster, Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur; Dr. R D. to officiate as Health Officer, Lumpur; Raja Mahmud bin Raja All to act aa State Agricultural Officer. Dr. T. A. Buckley to act as Chemist, Agricultural
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    CHARGE AMENDED
    49 11 Singapore, Tuesday. When a Chinese, Ong Chew Eng apftred before the Second Magistrate (MrN Grice) this morning on a charge of ii>'udulent possession of three diamonds, it was stated that the charge would be amended to one of cheating. The ease was held over for a week.
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    CHINESE BANKER IN GERMANY
    73 11 Gu2st Of Honour At A Luncheon Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 13 MR Li-Ming, president of the lu•dustrial Bank, who is visiting Grr* many, was to-day the guest of honcu> at a luncheon given by the HamburgAmerica Line on board the motorship Cordillera, which will enter the Fai
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    U.S. AIR STRENGTH
    45 11 Construction Programme For Navy Reuter. Washington, Aug. 14. CONSTRUCTION up to the 2,100 navy aeroplanes authorised by Congress hi contemplated in the new five-year naval air expansion programme now being drafted by Mr. Vinson with the co-operation of the navy department —Reuter.
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    PRINCE OF WALES
    148 11 Goes To Aid Of Drowning Boy According to the United Press correspondent at Biarritz, the Prince of Wales risked his life on Aug. 5 'in an attempt to save the life of a twelve-year-old Trench boy. The Prince was sun-bathing on the well-known D'Amour Beach when tho
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    FALSE STATEMENTS
    122 11 Seven Chinese Immigrants Fined Singapore Tuesday. Feven Chinese wt-rc charged thts' morning before the Third Magistrate. Mr J M Blander. making fal^ Malerm-nts to Mr. .1. Blao.k. the Immigratio! 1 Officer. that they were bom in the Colony All the accused pleading guilty. Harbour Board Inspector d% Souza
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    WEIRD DEEP-SEA FISH
    125 11 Scientist's Discovery DESCENT IN METAL SPHERE Reuter. Bermuda, Au;,'. 13. graphic description of his adventures during a descent of 2,500 feet under the sea in a metal sphere lowered from a tug was given by Dr. William Beebe, marine biologist, to-day. Dr. Beebe established a world record
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    PRINCE KILLED
    110 11 Son Of Ex-King Alfonso In Motor Accident Reuter. Vienna. Aug. 13. PRINCE Gonzalo, fourth son of ex-King Alfonso, died here today fol'owing injuries to the stomach last night when a car driven by his oldest sister. Beatrice, collided with a wa'.l aft*r a collision with a cyc!ist near
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    ALLEGED FORGERY OF LETTERS
    89 11 Two Chinese In Local Court Singapore. Tuesday. TWO Chinese, Lim Tai Hock and Koh Soon Poh, were produced before the Second Magistrate <Mr. N. Grice' this morning in connection with some letters which were alleged to have been forged. Tai Hock is charged with forgery of
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    DEFENCES AGAINST RUSSIA
    992 11 Japanese Plans INCREASED RAILWAY GUARDS Shanghai, Aug. 14. AT a meeting of the leaders of the Japanese Kwantung Army on Sunday it was decided to carry out plans against Russia. Both land and air forces at Manchuli, the western terminus of the Chinese Eastern Railway, will be
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    MOVE AGAINST RUSSIA
    130 11 More Troops For Manchuli Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Aug. 13. ACCORDING tc a report from a j foreign source, the Japanese Kwantang Army in North China held a meet- j ing yesterday and it was decided to increase the Japanese forces at Manchuli j against the
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    SUPREME COURT
    85 11 Indian's Claim For Salary Dismissed 'From Our Oicu Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Monday. Mr. Justice Burton dismissed the claim for salary instituted by Mr. S. M. Hameed Sultan against Mr. Abdul Gafoor. a trustee of the estate of the late Mr. R. E. Mohameci Kassim of Klang. in the
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    THE PANCHEN LAMA
    82 11 Tibetan Ruler Leaves For Suiyuen Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Aug. 13 The Panchen Lama, one ot the two temporal rulers of Tibet, left Peipr g for Suivuen on Saturday. General Ho Ying Ching, the chairman of the Peping Military Council, bade him farewell at the station.
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    BRITON'S DEATH SHANGHAI
    118 11 Murder Theory TRIPLE TRAGEDY IN APARTMENT Reuter. I r Shanghai, Aug. 13! A SCOTSMAN named Donald B ton, aged 34, was killed I Shanghai to-day as a result of a lof J und-business triangle affair. Burton recently started a busin, with Mrs. Luboff Wessels, a Germ in
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    CANTON AIR FORCE
    106 11 Col. Huang Organises Air Corps Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong. Aug. 1 Co. Huang Kwang Yui, the comrr der of the Canton Air Force, is quic put what he has learnt during his cent mission to Europe into practic He has organised a senior air ci consisting
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    CHINESE GIRL'S DEATH
    848 12 ot Caused By Bad Treatment Singapore. Monday. Singapore Coroner. Mr. W. G. fter inquired to-day into the of a 12-year-old Chinese girl, Kct. who died in the General al on July 12—nine days after she rrived in Singapore from China, ci mother and younger brother. child, who.
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    ALLEGED BREACH
    423 12 Charge Against Chinese Clerk Singapore, Monday. A YOUNG Straits-born Chinese clerk of the Chief Medical Officer's Office Fhuan Yun Mong, was to-day charged before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the District Judge, with criminal breach of trust. Dr. R. W. C. Kelly, the C.M.0., and Mr. E. A. Joy
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    MURDERED HIS SON
    170 12 Moslem's Idea Of Becoming "Holy" Bhagalpur (Bihar). I Sheikh Hanif, a Moslem of this town, has been sentenced to transportation fcr life for "sacrificing" his son because he wanted to become a fakir (holy man). One morning he took his little 4-year-old son to the mosque, said
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    GOLF IN A GAS MASK
    153 12 British Officers' Novel Match Calcutta. A golfiing match between two British army officers, one of whom wore a gas mask while making his shots, has been played here—and the man in the gas mask won. He was Captain R. B. Y. Simpson of tho Durham
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    JAPANESE CHARGED
    72 12 Alleged Theft Of $630 Singapore, Appearing before the Third. Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander» TeVday, a Japanese fisherman named Nakasima was charged with theft of $630.12 from which had off He was also charged with breaking open a wooden box containing $630. if, The complainant is a ccompatriot,*.
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    ALLEGED MURDER OF CHINESE
    429 12 Court Story Of A Struggle Singapore, Monday. rpHE hearing was continued to-day A before the Second Magistrate Mr. N. Grice, of the preliminary inquiry in which a well-built Bengalee constable, P.C. 1633 attached to the Rumah Miskin Division, is alleged to have, committed the murder of
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    ARE DOGS INTELLIGENT?
    132 12 Animal Which Went To A "Vet" For Treatment Frederick (Maryland). Bmgo.a bull terrier, was taken to the "vet" by his mistress to be treated for ear trouble.. A week later «he rang up the "vet" to tell him that the ear was well again, but that she
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    MEMORY OF CAPTAIN LIGHT
    400 12 Celebrating The Founding Of Penang JN commemoration of the founding of Penang, or Prince of Wales' Island on August 11, 1786, by Captain Francis Light, the Francis Light School in Perak Road which immortalises his name, in ccnjunction with the Hutchings School and the Government English
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    CHINA'S BUDGET
    83 12 One-Third Of Income To Pay Off Debts Nanking. Payment of debt obligations will account for nearly a third of China's Budget expenditure during the current year. The Buget totals 700,000*000 Chinese dollars (approx. £43,750,000 at current rates), according to an official announcement. Of this sum 200,000 000 Chinesdollars
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    CAR TURNS TURTLE
    352 12 Newly-Lieeitsed Driver Charged (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. 12. A YOUNG Malay named Reham bin Kariadi, who had only recently been given a licence to drive, it was stated, was summoned before Inehe Ahmad bin Prang (Third Magistrate, Johore Bahru) this morning for having driven
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    92 ROUTS BANDITS
    124 12 tfbbbers Driven Off With Old Revolver Chicago. Mr. George M. Jackson, a retired farmer, has celebrated his 92nd birthday by routing a gang of bandits sinfle-handed. Five men drove up to his house while hit children were out and, discovering the old man alone, demanded his savings.
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    PANIC-STRICKEN TIGER
    117 12 Springs On Refugee's Raft To Reach Dry Land Calcutta. A refugee family was floating on a raft down the flooded river at Singmari, in Assam. Suddenly they saw a panic- stricken tiger marooned on a little island in the middle of the swirling stream. They were powerless to
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    SENORITAS GO BRITISH
    73 12 London Fashions And "Oxford" Shoes m Madrid To dress like an Englishwoman la rtow the ambition of vvery *m;i ri Bpftuish aenorlta. FOf some time Spanbh dressmakers oavd fc*er> modelling their creations on umdon design*—now Shoemakers are "Hoi:'p. British." TO>ey have pnodticed a style of shoK called
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    THREAT MADE IN COURT
    688 12 "I Will Certainly Stab Her" "T WISH to make it clear to Your A Honour that if my wife goes and lives with another man. I will cer tainly stab her." This was the remarkable declaration made by Tan Char, a Kheh Chinese to the Penang
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    CHINCHEW CHARGED
    47 12 Singapore. Monday. Charged with criminal misappropriation of 400 ticals. Ong Hoe Scon, a ship's chinchew, aopeared before the Third Maei?trate. Mr. J. M. Brander. to-day He claimed trial and th e case was postponed until Sept. 3, bail being fixed in the sum of $500
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    AMERICAN TOURIST IN MALAYA
    372 13 Movie Star Member Of Party rpHF third and the largest of the D.F. I Robertson travel round the world part* s arrived at Penang from Shigaand the Far East at noon on Thursday aboard the N.Y.K. liner YasuMaru. The present tourist party, numbering 43 Americana, is
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    Richard Talmadge At The Ritz
    97 13 THE CINEMAS Singapore, Tuesday. Th current programme at the Ritz a Geylang. opposite Leong 41. last n'ght for a few aays, ts o1 three full-length talkies. Richard Talmadge. the daredevil "ace" < Fcreen, is featured in two pictures onthTed "On Year Guard' and "Get Th.r
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    PUDU ENGLISH SCHOOL
    82 13 With regard to the photograph of the Pudu English School badminton team iring in a recent issue of the ya Tribune, it should be noted that the picture was of the "A" earn. :h won the badminton shield last year and was iiis year beaten by the
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    TRESPASS CHARGE
    255 13 Malays Before K. L. Magistrate (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. rr-WO Malays, Hamzah and Ahamed, were produced before the first magistrate, Mr. F. K. Wilson, on p. charge of committing criminal trespass by en ering the private compound of a European living in Bellamy Road, on
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    K. L. MURDER
    93 13 Second Wanted Man Detained (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 14. THE Sumatra Malay who was arrested at Kuantan on Sunday In connection with the Hale Road mystery, in which the dead body of a Malay was found locked up in a cubicle, was produced before
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    RUSSIANS ARRESTED
    49 13 Min Kuo Jih Pao. Shanghai, Aug. 14 Thirty Russians have been arrested at Suitunho by the Japanese. They were suspected of assassinating Japanese and Manchukuo leaders. Japanese authorities blame the Soviet, for supplying arms to the Chinese Volunteers. Japan-Russo relations have grown tense meanwhile.—Mm Kuo Jih Pao.
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    PROGRESS REPORT
    296 13 Building At Cameron Highlands \.from Our Own Correspondent.} Ipoh, Aug. 13. I THE following progress report of the Cameron Highlands has been issued officially: Building in the Sanitary Board Area, Camerson Highlands, up to June 30, 1934:— I 1. Tana Rata:—Nine buildings have already been completed. Of these
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    LOCAL BURGLARIES
    100 13 Accused May Be Sent To Assizes j J Singapore, Tuesday. Ong Boon Tian and Lim Cheng Kiat, the two Chinese who are alleged to have oeen responsible for a series of burglaries in the Tanglin, Newton and Upper Serangoon districts some time ago, and who are both serving
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    SHIP'S ADVENTUROUS JOURNEY
    213 13 Seikomaru Arrives From Japan AFTER an adventurous journey of i 3,000 miles, a small motor vessel, Seikomaru, carrying dynamite and detonators for the Deep Sea Salvaging Co., arrived at Penang from Japan on Wednesday. j A boat with a gross tonnage of 19 tons it is being
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    TEXTILE TARIFF IN AUSTRALIA
    75 13 Lancashire's Threat Of Reprisals Reuter. London, Aug. 14 AS a result of the prohibitive tariffs imposed by Australia on yarns and piece-goods from Lancashire there arcsigns that an unofficial "boycott" may be imposed by seme sections of th° community in Lancashire on Australian Dairy produce. Cotton
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    GIANT CUNARDER
    159 13 Launching Presents Great Difficulties London, Aug. IL rE launching by the Queen on Sept. 26 of the new Cunard- r "No. 534" in the narrow waters of the Clyde presents considerable difficulties, for which preparations are now b ing made. The giant liner, which is 1,018 feet long,
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    ALLEGED BRIBERY
    129 13 Charge Against Police Constable Singapore, Tuesday. Originally charged with receiving two bribes of three cents each from a hawker in the Telok Ayer district, Bui ang bin Ibrahim, a Malay constable atI 1 ached to the Central Division, i additionally charged this morning with exxtortion, before Mr. J.
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    CYCLIST'S DEATH
    175 13 Coroner's Inquiry At Ipoh (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Aug. 13. I A CHINESE adult, aged aboutu 50, died in the local hospital, to which he was conveyed by the Police, who found him lying unconscious on the roadside near the 15th mile, Chemor Road. The man had
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    POLICE BAND
    56 13 Singapore, Tuesday. The Police Band, under Mr. F. E Minns, will play the following urogramme at the Botanic Gardens tomorrow at 5.15:— March, "Royal Standard," KeithOverture, "The Mousme." Monckton: Selection, "Sones of Northern Scotland," Hume; Waltz, "The Belle of New York," Kerker; Morceau, "Salu: d'Amour," Elgar; Melody, "Le
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    EMPIRE AIR RACE
    295 13 American Pilot In Singapore YET mother entrant in the LondonMelbourne air race, which wll.' take place in December this year, it In mga- t poro foi the purpose or surveying ih*j route. He la Mr. R Leonard, an Amrri» L can. who arrived by Imperial Ahwjy&j I
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    Entries For Malayan A. A. A. Meeting At Kuala Lumpur New Colony Representatives: Notable Absentees
    1173 14 rogramme Of Events For Friday And Saturday (From Our Own Reporter) ?1 Kuala Lumpur, Monday. RNGAPORE names are conspicuous B by their absence in the list of Rries for the annual A.A.A. chamKnship meeting which
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    RIVERS TO MEET WOLF LARSEN
    185 14 Charity Boxing At Great World Singapore, Tuesday. A TREAT is in store for local fight farm when Wolf Larsen, the much-ialked of German middleweight from the s.s. Chattanooga Ci.y now in port, clashes with A) Rivers on Saturday next at the Great Worltf Stadium (subject to Uie approval of the
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    MAX BAER
    149 14 Willing To Meet Camera Again IiIAX BAER, who won the world's IT heavyweight boxing championship by defeating Primo Camera, has been inundated with offers to fight, appear at night clubs, give exhibition matches end broadcast. Boer, according to a New York message, is willing to meet Camera again in a
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    U.S. BASEBALL
    189 14 Rain Interferes With Major League Matches Reuter. New York, Aug. 14. Latest results in the U. S. major baseball Leagues are as follows:— NATIONAL LEAGUE The games between Boston and New York, Brooklyn and Philadelphia and Cincinnati and Pittsburg, were postponed owing to rain. R HE Chicago "Cubs" 6 12
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    BY ONLY TWO RUNS
    225 14 Strachan Shield Cricket Victory (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. THE following are the details of the cricket match, particulars of which were briefly given yesterday, in which the Transportation Department beat the Combined Departments in the first game for the Strachan Shield by two
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    SELANGOR SOCCER
    46 14 Draw For Junior Knockout Competition (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. The draw for the Selangor F.A. Junior knock-out competition resulted as follows T.P.C.A. v. Batu Arang SC., at T.P.C.A. on Aug. 20. S.C.R.C. "B", 9:langor Malays "B" and Selangcr Rangers "B" byes.
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    PADANG CLUBS AT SOCCER
    459 14 S.C.C. Reserves Win By Odd Goal Singapore, Tuesday. THE S.C.C. "B" proved to be the better team when they met the S.R.C. II in a friendly match at home yesterday evening although they won by only 2—l. The S.R.C., however, were one man short throughout. The
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    V.I. BADMINTON
    191 14 Present Boys Beat Old Boys By 7 To 4 (From Our Own Reporter) flvuala Lumpur, Monday. THE present boys beat the old boys of the Victoria Institution at badminton by seven matches to four. The following were the scores (V. L players mentioned first): Yap Pow Chong and
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    FOOTBALL TEAMS
    95 14 S.C.C. Under 30's v. Over 30's On Tuesday The following have been Invited to play association football on Thursday in the S.C.C. Under 30's v. Over 30's match on the Padang UNDER 30's: D. R. Godfrey; R. V. Welch. H. L. Davies: T. W. Morray, G. Boas, T.
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    MORE ABOUT THE FIFTH TEST
    237 14 Omission Of Voce DID TOURISTS RESENT HIS BOWLING Reuter. Londgn, Aug. CONFLICTING views are expre by cricket correspondents of morning papers over the ornissio Voce of Notts from the Test tions, in view of his achieve against the Australians on Satui The Dail Mail commends
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    THE ENGLISH AVERAGES
    58 14 Hammond And Verity In The Lead London, July 28. The latest English cricket avera; are: BATSMEN. Hammond <"W.A.» Cook ft J. H. Human 3<j Ames 04 R. E. S. Wyatt 62.65 Mead CI .3 O'Connor Iddon Langridge Gregory BOWLERS. Verity Larwocd Geary Paine Mitchell (T. Bj Bowes
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    Betty Nuthall Surmounts First Obstacle In U.S. Six Goals In Bach Of Two League Matches
    1567 15 Pulau Brani Trounce S.R.C: Police Too Good For Marines Singapore, Tuesday. pULAU Brani proved themselves th( la tter side yesterday at the *on Road Stadium when they beat Singapore Recreation Club s—l the First Division
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    POLO TOURNAMENT
    130 15 Singapore, Selangor, Penang And Perak j j I j (By Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Monday. The annual Malayan Polo tournament will take place in Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 24, 25, 26 and 27. when teams from Singapore, Penang. Perak and Selangor will compete. The matches will be
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    CHINESE LEAGUE
    481 15 Clever Play Of The 8.8. R. Sprinters .Singapore, Monday. AFTER dominatin 1 1 play considerably in the first halt and scoring one goal n the effort, the Convent Rangers j found themselves hard pressed after the I interval and had to concede four goals when they met the
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    ST. LEGER STAKES CALL-OVER.
    52 15 Reuter. London, Aug. 13 rE call-over for the St. Leger Stakes, to be run at Doncaster on Sept. 12 <1 mile. 6 furlongs, 132 yards) is as follows: 2—l Windsor Lad, offered. 4—l Colombo offered, 9—2 taken, fl—l Achtenan. 1 TTmidwar offered. 100—C Tiberius offered, 20—1
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    123 15 Monopolies Beat AuditTreasury By 4-3 The Monopolies beat the Audit-Trea-sury at badminton on the Marigold B.P. jourt by four games to three in a friendly match of five singles and two doubles. Results 'Monopolies players mentioned first): Lee Jouy Seah beat Swee Teck 15—10, 15—5: S. Q. Quek
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    WOMEN'S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    70 15 First Round Results A1 Forest Hills Reuter. London, Aug. 13. IJFHE following are the results in t first round of the women's sing] tennis championship of Amerij played at Forest Hills:— Miss Betty Nuthall beat Mi s PriseiUa Merwin 6-1, 6-1. Miss James heat Mrs. Serb 6
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    LOCAL BASEBALL
    85 15 CCA,A. Beat Junior Nippons Brfnre p fairly large crowd at the H Joseph's School ground on Sunday, t j Chinese Companion AthiHlc Assoc tion beat the Junior Nippon eight points to five in the second roa 1 of he ioeal busebtili leaguw Chin Keug Hock, proved a success
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    The Spirit Of Cricket: A Thing Of Joyous Memories
    1273 16 More W. G. Grace Reminiscences His 54,000 Runs And 2,644 Wickets "/CRICKET," said Ranjitsinhji, "is a game which even the Homeric heroes could play without loss oi dignity." Give an Englishman a bat and a ball, said Emerson, and his cup
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    ENGLISH BOXING FIASCO
    218 16 Championship Won On Foul By Man Almost Out Harry Mason, of London, won the 3iitish welter-weight championship at Birmingham when he beat Len Smith en a disqualificat on for a low blow in the tcurteenth round. Smith was well ahead on points at the time and he
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    FOR THE FIRST TIME
    215 16 Brentford Football Club Pays A Dividend BACK FROM FRANCE Another professional footballer who ha* been to France for a spell will return to the game next season. This is Pollard, who formerly played for West Ham and with whom Fulham have made arrangements lor his return
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    L.B.W. RULE
    277 16 M.C.C. And Question Of Change- London. July 31. rpHE M.C.C. have announced that the 1 question of giving a trial to the new b.w. jule to cover the ball pitch ing on ac ofl-; ide of the wicket will be placed -n the agenda of the next meeting
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    "WIMBLEDON THROAT"
    267 16 Is Ihe Chemical Dressing Responsible? An interesting theory, that the cause oi the epidemic of sore throats among International players and others at the W mbledon tennis- tournament is to be found In the chemical dressing applied to the courts, is put forward in The X ilv Herald
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    CLEAN AND HONEST SPORT
    529 16 What The World Owes T i The A.A.A. THERE was a much lnrrrci ing than usual when gave the customary dinner of the foreign competitors, the chai »>:ons, and the offi aol* 8 K.B.E. presided. The company Inciaded i uu the teams in London foi tl
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    Motoring Notes & News. NEW HUPMOBILE CARS
    882 17 Motoring Notes News. NEW HUPMOBILE CARS i'erfeet Symmetry REDUCED AIR RESISTANCE i>: V is the universal language i eryone understands. And the of the new Hupmobile cars appreciated by men and all over the world. vho delight in perfect symniooth flowing lines that f speed and riding ease, will in
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    MOTORING MADE SAFER
    521 17 "Do's And Dont's" For Drivers FALLOWING the passage of the Road Traffic Act in 1930, the British Ministry of Transport issued a Highway Code for the guidance of motorists. It has been severely criticised in parts for the advice it gives, r.nd there is no evidence vet
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    RILEY SUCCESSES
    191 17 Unprecedented Triumph In IjC Man's Race j 1 The 24 hours race at Lc Mans pro- vidcd the greatest British success in the hi:\ory of Continental motor racj In:?, and we have every reason to be proud of the outstanding part played by Riley C3rs," writes Riiey 'Coventry)
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    PETROL v. ELECTRICITY
    146 17 Rotherham Transport Official's Test So,much is heard nowadays of ihe electric trolley bus for public service tiansport that a test carried out by the manager of the Rotnerham (York*) Transport Department is particularly apposite. The test was made between a Ran- somes 32-seater single deck trolley bus.
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    THE ANTI-NOISE CRUSADE
    943 18 Nervous Diseases DEPLORABLE MOTOR CYCLES THE first Anti-Noise Conference in Britain, which was welcomed at University College, Oxford, by Dr. H. A. L. Fisher, warden of New College, spent a very busy time discussing the legal, scientific, and health aspects of problem, and attracted much public attention.
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    A PAGEANT OF DOCUMENTS
    476 18 History At Albert Hall A LITTLE pageant of documents in the lobby of the Albert Hall ha* moments scarcely less exciting in their way than the Pageant of Parliament within. There is all the dramatic effect of a big scene in the division list of the
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    COWS QUADRUPLETS
    32 18 Gait. Ontario. A Hols; i. hi heifer belonging to a ormar here has given birth to quad druplets. None of the calves, who were born in a fif.'d. has survived.
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    INFANTILE PARALYSIS
    390 18 Thre? Doctors' Tests Of Dread Disease New York. r prove the efficacy of a new vaccine designed to avert epidemics of infantile paralysis, three doctors, headed by Dr. William H. Park, 72-year old physician of the Department of Health, have sumitted to self-inocula-tion here. The vaccine, developed during
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    MERCHANT ACQUITTED
    229 18 Confiscated Shoes To Be Returned (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Aug. 11. i Judgment was delivered this morning after a long hearing which b:gan towards the end of June before Mr. F. V. Duckworth (First Magistrate, Johore Bahru I of the case in which a Chinese merchant
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    EGGS BY WIRE
    70 18 Villagers' Novel Method Of Smutfglinu: Cologne. Villagers at Okb.uknott. on the frontier of Germany and Rolland. wanted to smuggle, eggs across the river Berkr.l whicn divides the two countries. So they slung a wire across the river, and used it as an overhead cable railway to smuggle
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    FATHER TURNED TURTLE FIRST
    63 18 Ramsey. New J David J. Car lough saw a turtli farm and thought hp would carve initials on its shell. He picked the creature up, that the under-shell would o. suitable for his purpose, and then saw already carved tne Initials: JUI and the date "1865."
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    HISTORIC MONASTERY BURN
    24 18 Athens. The historic monastery 1 Soelaion. near Calabryta Byzantine times and eontainiii able manuscripts and oth( r been destroyed by fire.
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      388 18 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIU:; PROGRAMME Organ Recital By Arthur Rooke rpo-DAY'S Empire programme A follows: 6.20 p.m.: Time Signal fron B The Whitby Mi chestra. conductor, y Gomez: Eric Law < lin), relayed from tl Whitby. 7.20 p.m.: Time Signal Iron wich. An orgai Arthur l?nokc the Town Hill H field.
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    "MISSING LINK" OF ALPHABET
    974 19 Palestine Discovery TEMPLE BROUGHT TO LONDON tjUHAT the rising generation might call a thrill can be experienced isl now by those who enter the rooms of the Palestine Exploraon Fund (writes Sir Charles Margin the Observer). It is but a few weeks since a small mpJe
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    APPARENT FAILURE
    204 19 General Smuts Defends The League Pretoria, July 15. A stirring anneal not to be .iisheartened at the failure of the Disarmament Conference discussions or the apparent failure of the League, of Nations was made by General Smuts at the De.lvile Wood memorial ceremony today. General Smuts said people
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    FAMILY FOOTBALL TEAM
    65 19 Eleven Brothers Trained By Father Cologne. The Muenze family, who live near Cologne, have s arted a football team. It consists of eleven brothers—aged from 13 to 36. Their father acts as trainer. The team has already acquired a great repu ation in the district. When Herr
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    SINKIANG REBELS SUPPRESSED
    185 19 Peace In Province At Last Nanking. July 25. W HEN interviewed by the Chinese press Mr. Peng Shao Tsien. memoer oi the Sinkiang Provincial Government and Director of the Civil Affairs Department in that province, declared that Sinkiang has practically -been unified after several decades of chaos.
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    FIRST MACHINE GUN
    108 19 Weapon Patented In 1718 London. A machine-gun patented in 1718 is on view in the armouries of the Tower of London. It has been lent by the Duke of Buccleugh. The 216 years old weapon—believed to be the first of its kind ever made —was patented by
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    BRITAIN AND SOVIET
    122 19 Appointment Of Military And Air For Attaches Moscow. Arrangements for the appointment of military and air force at aches to the British Embassy in Moscow and of corresponding Russian officers to the Soviet Embassy in London have been agreed to by formal letters exchanged be .ween M.
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    WASTE OF MATERIALS
    110 19 Germany Anxious Over The Situation Berlin. Official anxiety oyer the raw material situation in Germany is shown in an appeal against waste sen.. according io the "Germania." by the. Nazi labour tront to all employers and workers. I The appeal speaks of the "inestimable treasures which are
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    STUDENTS' BRAWL
    105 19 Police Prevent Collision With Watering Cart Be.rlin With the aid of a musical watering cart police prevented a serious collision between Duelling Corps students and ordinary Nazi students, at Goettingen. repors the "Frankfurter Zeitung." A thousand of the. former, who had been having an evening out, occupied the
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    GULLIVER STILL TRAVELLING
    34 19 Erivan, Armenia. A complete translation of "Gulliver's j Travels" into Armenian, has been published by the Stat* Publishing Rous* 'ol Armenia. 1 The book is illustrated by a wellknown Soviet artist.
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