Malaya Tribune, 9 July 1935

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXII- No. 162 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1935 FIVE CENTS, The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, July 9, 1935. Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. JULY 9, 1935. FIVE CXI
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      134 1 j The ®>ribme Dominant In zSMalaya OE3CH IODOi wpo) 1 oi=ioc=z=aoi=ioc:=ioi=aoE=z= m-w*. D n I TO THE j MALAYAN BUILDER I WE CAN SUPPLY D n I "CEMENTS" I HAND "-BRAND FERROCRETE COLORCRETE BNOWCRETE MOTOR CAR BRAND. L j "REINFORCEMENTS" j M. S. BARS B. K. C. FABRICS EXPANDED METAL
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      13 1 mi: "CONTAX- CAMERA Sole Agents THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT 00, P.O. Box 92. SINGAPORE.
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    Shipping News & Notices. MALAYA EAST COAST
    497 2 Shipping News Notices. MALAYA EAST COAST Information Re Leading: Mght-Beaeons vhe Master Attendant, s.s. hai issued 1 the following notices regardinß leading light-beacons in Trengganu River and Kemaman River: TRENGGANU RIVER Position. Trengganu River entrance i at. S deg. 20' N long 103 deg on c. (approx.j Details The outer
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    MARCONI SOUNDING DEVICE
    58 2 Since the first Marconi Echometer was fitted in a British ship in July, 1931, orders have been placed for approximately 1,300 of these installations to date in British ships. During the uum«- period I*oo Lihometerß have been fitted to British trawlers and 120 have been fitted in
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    LIBRARIES FOR SHIPS
    337 2 Report Of The Seafarers' Education Service IN the annual report of the Seafarers' Education Service, it is stated that during the year ended Jan. 81 last, 10 shore libraries and 42-i foreign-going ships have been served. There have been despatched to them, in exchange for the libraries
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      482 2 STEAMER SAILINGS II and BRITISH JNDIA i" f) S. N. Co.s SAILINGS: Of I NVAKDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. 6,000 .'uly 18 i i 17,000 July iy ;V, V 0,500 July 31 x i)] I »5,000 Aug. 2 I» x typi 17,000 Aug. 16 tli RDW VN «'.070 Aug. 29
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      119 2 j O.S.K. LINE 1 (Incorporated in Japan). For E. S. AFRICA S. AMERICA. i ARIZONA IfARU July 12, 13 LONDON MARU July 23, 24 BUENOS AIKES MARU 'II July 29, 30 I For COLOMBO 1 BOMBAY. Etc. ARGUN MARC July 10, II j CHOKOH MARC July 18, 14 Pot RANGOON
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      513 2 i i i i rr i n r i inr-m, liiiiiniiimi.^iimiiinniniTimuii HEAP EN6 MOH S.S. CO., LIMITED JTJ (RED FUNNEL LINE) (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) REGULAR PASSENGER and Cargo Services from Singapore to Jays, Borneo, Banka and Billitun. For BATAVTA. CHERIBON AND SEMARANG (Every Tuesday and Friday NAM YONG Tuts.
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      222 2 N.V.KJL IN E (Incorporated in Jap**)NEW REDUCED FARES TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ Km from the sailing of s.s. «'Hakusan II ai v, An jjust Bth lor London, fares by steamers wll be:-- 2nd Naph s MS7 Next Sailingss HAKOZAKI MARU July 11 m TERUKUNI MARU July 24 S HAKUSAN MARU
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      488 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. Prom From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penang. MS Sham. AI.SIA 16-7 13-7 17-7 19-7 BORINGIA r,-« 6-8 7-H 9-8 ERRIA 20-8 20-8 21-8 23-8 LA LAN DIA 17-9 17-9 18-9 20-9 JUTLANDIA 8-10 8-10 9-10 11-10 MEONIA 29-10
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      435 2 STEAMER SAILINGS v NORDDEUTSCH F,R W\ urn W «4 (Incorporated B \Germany). The undernoted are the Company'- j r tended fixtures: OUTWARDS. 1336 5 SAALE, for Manila, Hongkong, North China Japan I HOMEWARDS. For Kotterdam, Hamburg Brents SCHARNHORST, for Naple?, Marseilles Barcelona July jfj DONAU, for Genoa, Marseillea A Casablanca
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    IL DUCE "BLUFFING" THE WORLD
    471 3 An Englishman Looks At Italy (By Air Mail). From Our Own Corresp'.*.identi Load >v., .June 13. ■OHN Brown, the ex-salesman, ex-brick-J layer's labourer, ex-sailor and author, nt to Rosa a to see Communism ;n action, when challenged by Lord Nuffield, the motor magnate, has now
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    SOVIET AVIATION
    54 3 Sixteen Maxim Gork> Type Planes To Be Built Reuter Wireless. Moscow, July b. THE Soviet lias decided to build 16 acio1 planes of the 'sam* size and capacity as the Maxim Gorky. The Government has announced voluntary collections among the workim* population to replace the wrecked liner already
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    CHAIN OF DISASTERS
    214 3 Adventures Of Two Prospectors Mt. Esa, June SI. Frank HaUiday and John Suther* pulled through a chain of disasters that would make the hardiest prospector quail. An aborigine offered to guide them 60 miles through a waterless, trackless region, from their camp in the Ximberley Ranges to
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    DEATH IN JOHOHE
    232 3 A Former State Commissioner (From Our Own correspondent) Johore Bahru. July 7. l|IS many friends in all parts of Malaya will hear with regret the news of 'he death of Inche Awang bin All, S.M.J., which occurred at his residence in Mersmg, jonc.-. on Wednesday morning. 'ine
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    "SMOKE SQUAD"
    117 3 Special Police For Prague Prague. Prague now has a spccial ".smok A squad" of police. The capital is notorious for the amount of soot and .smoke in tne air, which has exceedingly harmful effects on the health of the population—especially in the industrial districts. The functions of the
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    JUDGE'S DECISION UPHELD
    56 3 Pouter Wireless. \c-w York, July 4 In upholding Judge Can w's decision., the Appellate Court expressed the view that the evidence given in support of the allegations concerning Mrs. Van.- j derbilt's moral conduct were so unsub- i stantlal that she was entitled to an unnualifled and
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    THE WELWYN TRAIN DISASTER
    57 3 Reuter Wireless. Verdict Of Accidental Death London, July 5. AT the inques on the victims of the Vr disa s t er, a verdict was lt.u.ned of accidental c h owing lo a temporary lapse of mem ory and error of judgmeni on the part oi
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    TAMWORTH EXPEDITION
    284 3 f o Locate (iold Reef In Central Australia Tamworth, June 24. With the object of locating a gold it -1 in Central Australia and pegging O'.u a claim, an expedition consisting oi fcin Tam worth residents, led by Joseph Hatch, ot Somerton. has left Tamworth o.i the first
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    MALAYAN PINEAPPLES
    203 3 British Government Grant Recommended (By Air Mail;. (From Our Ou n Correspondent > London, June 13. DECOMMENDATION that the Brif.sh Government makes a grant to the Governments of the Straits Settlements, th_Federated Malay States and Johore for pineapple Wnniag La contained in the sixth annual r port of
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    WOMAN MAKES HISTORY
    257 3 Boards Pilot Steamer From Passing Vessel Melbourne, 19. For the first time since the Port Phillip Pilot Service steamer Victoria firsi went "on station" outside the Head; 31 years ago. a woman has boarr'ed her from a passing vessel. When the Swedish barque. C. B. Pedei son,
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    YANGTSE FLOOD THREAT
    299 3 Streets Of Kiukiang Submerged Shanghai, July 8. THE water of the Yangtze River con- tinues to rise, causing widespread j anxiety. It is feared thr;. the ports along the river wili be hooded. The j Nanking Conservancy Bureau has received numerous reports stating that floods are threatening
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      155 3 I THE MABTER OF SMALL-FILM j I CAMERAS OF HIGH PRECISION. I I I I I 1 WE CARRY A VERY COMPLETE LET US DO YOUR f\ ENLARGERS I jj RANGE OF LEICA CAMERAS, IIFVFIOPINf if I SPECIAL LENSES AM) ACCES- liriVLLUIMHU J WE CARRY THE MOST I SORIES. PR
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    This Strange World
    776 4 Church stories oent by iiERE arc some m pa rU> H Reuter correspondents rcwn iof the world: HIS PRIVATE ARMY on parade in Hamburg are 80.000 soltn [cild S thS%^ r Wolf, maae every one himseL- h(> ask; He has spent 14 lea* and used more c
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    R.A.F. SEEKS NEW WAR 'PLANE
    214 4 Competition For Best Design (By Air Mail) (From Our Oan Correspondent) London. June 13 COMPETITION to find a new A of aeroplane for opera'ions in In and the Middle Ea.st is now being held 5 London by the Air Ministry. They have a ked aviation
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    HOTELS IN N.S.W.
    93 4 Sydney. June i Sfthe licence renewal fe 31. ,hoy>s w amounted l assessed durmfc uw 9 qq ton £0 8 8 28- .an increaaa ol BJ» n -i with the preTlcUs yw P timber ol note's in exist no 1 S was 2.057. a, compare! I S
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      302 4 I MYSTERY SOAP J competition SIOO BIG CASH PRIZES MUST BE WON! T ODE 7 A <W < W 2ild. Everybody knows the most famous health soap m I I' $50 the world-the soap that protects your home and J f amily from the danger of dirt and germ, The
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      106 4 VHE IS TRYING T I Sandrews SIN THE MORNING km Day succeeds day-sticky, X airless, stifling-and night *i brings only fitful sleep. P| But you must carry on. §j£j You cannot change the y weather but you can face S| it better if you enjoy the titncss which comes from
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      91 4 DUST FROM THE STREETS BRINGS INFECTION INTO YOUR HOME PROTECT YOrK UEAL'III II mi UTElinrt ><>.«' Dust and dirt breed dungeons Even dust on the lllllin»mi gcfm! ready v he picked «(> carries danger of infection. on tne hands and body. Guard against this risk of infection by washing often
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    129 5 RUBBER PRK UNCHANG 2D Better Inquiry From Trade Singapore Tuesday morning. 11 i• (Singapore), 19%, cts., unchanged, tlarket Tone: Steady quiet. (Singapore), $114%, up sterdaj a Prices: don: 13 16d. down l 1''"'. Market Tone: Idle. v York 12 1 16 cts., unchanged. \larkel Tone: Quiet. TIN
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    U.S. AND SILVER.
    17 5 No Pressure For More Purcha s "a, tunat pol ticians s fresh Hood silver
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1516 5 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS i tic following share quotation* are issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Kvatt:— 1 MINING Singapore, Tuesday, 10 a.m. I Fraser y&r Co. Evati i 4 3 3 7/2 til% •l A. tiumbang 'sj. 6 33 0 3u 32 G il
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    80 5 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Tuesday noon. Buyers Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. July) 1915H6 20 Good F.A.Q. ?n cases (F. 0.8. July) 19 916 19 1116 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 19 ***** 19 13 16 do. July 19% 20 do. Aug.-Sept. 20% 20
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    TIN SHORTAGE
    590 5 Arguments For Committee's Policy (Uy An Mail). (From Our Own correspondent) London, June 27. IT s still impossible to secure an official statement of the reasons for the policy which keeps the London market almost without spot tin, bat what looks like an inspired argument has just appeared
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    LYALL & EYATT'S DAILY REPORT
    74 5 LYALL EYATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, Tuesday. MINING: Quiet. Takuaoas 20 44 20 C. B. Kinta $4.15 $4.20 Lukuts .99 $1.02. R«hman Hyda. 95 .9"'-.. Hons: Fatts .4S 50. Talams si.so $1.37*2, Whana buyer.s .24 RUBBERS: Quiet. M. Pmdas t1.37% $140. N SI $1.37%, Tapahs ♦I.RO $i 90. Pa jams $1.65
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    CONTROL SCHEMES
    540 5 London Labour Paper Finds Fault (By Air Mail i (From our Own Correspondent) London, Jim,- 27 modern control schemes tistimist small producers and i penally the natives according to the writer oi a series ol articles in the Daily Herald under tlie caption "Ecoi amies of Today." Rubber
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    RUBBER CROPS
    23 5 The following are rubber outputs f<>r for the month of June 1035: Henrietta Rubber 80,250 lb. Sungei Ma tang Rubber \b.
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    MORE TIN CONTROL CRITICISM
    333 5 Metal Traders Voice Dissatisfaction (By Air Mailj 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 28 THE di.s.sa: inaction among dealers in 1 nn '..'is wuij the working of tin resiriction fcunU in th«» speech or Sir Charley c Barrie, m P at the meeting of Metal Trad
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    U.K. RICE MILLERS
    294 5 Protest Against 2 3d Duty On Padi The rice millers 0 f Great Britain have tLL a to members of the House oi Commons, which sets out their cU 2" 8 Finale BU sir Waidron Srathers, M.P., f or Chisl*. hu ™s V," behalf, has had^.nferencS at
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    STOCK MARKETS
    31 5 PT pnvr T »"»don. July 8. t ILKLIM, on Neu York is 4.%--lilf. Paris 74-718. Sock Markets are dull and with War Loan at 10G-5 8. British Official nireless.
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      225 5 IHE YOKOH \MA SPECIE BANK LIMITED, MKYEH CHAMBERS, RAFFI ES PLACE. '•p.t.il Fully Paid Yen Ioo.doe.9tf. I vr«;rrn Fund Yen 125,80#,§M. I HEAD OFFICE: > OKOH \M ■HAIfCHES at Alexandria, BataTia, Senfu. Dairen. Fengtien, Hamburg, HanVuw. Harbin. Honol ilu, H ngkong, Hsinkmg. Karachi. Kobe, London, Lm Angeles, Man la, Mm.
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      27 5 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L C. M A RGOLIOUTH, Manager. OWViCU: 2. FINLAYSOfc CREEN. I l
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      80 5 Nedcrlandsche Handel-Maatschappij N.V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY) I Established in Amsterdam. 1524 HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM WITH BRANCHES' TV ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE. I BATA VIA. Bllf hw thrnuehout the Dutch East Ind'e* »nd in the Stra't< SeHlements India China, Jai»»a »nd Arabia LONDON RANKERSThp National Provincial Hawk. Limited in thf principal
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      215 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (lncorpoiated in Straitg Settlements) SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK LTD CAPITOL Authorised $40,000,000.00 Paid Up 110.000,000.00. READ OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHUIJA STREET SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 158. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chee Swee Cheng.
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      537 6 I'M- HASSAN, M A 17 BRAS BAB AH BO AD, SINGAPORE, We undertake all sorts of work to electrical, gas and water service lines. *i We give prompt attention to all orders either big or Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon re quest without charge or
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      604 6 WANTED Ufgjgg Box BW, Malaya TriuneWANTED pro!.* iceo, cj*» hereby thanked. to PURCHASE— Office wed of every descnpt.on Apply- No. 51, Circular Road. 3 of Union Building 2nd floor. WANTED. v.—. ties, Ban>w > ml Used or Job 15 1 m"X' in "Sly good condition JSdE? Bo- 683, Malaya Tribune.
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      317 6 NOTICE. -4< IN THE ESTATE Ol CHARLES CRAIB late of Kota Tinggi. Johore DECEASED. Pursuant f Section U1 of JX??* and Administration Enactment, NOTICE is hereby given that »H cr*ditor, next-of-kin and other persons having any claims or demands against th, EstaU of" Charles Craib. deceased, late of hj' Tinin?Johore,
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      161 6 NOTICE. SriA'ne Alexandra Visser Nee Cornelms Ti\ SAI GEOK OTHERGEOK MICTION SALE OF f S et r wrist «mtjto. and sdver To be held at F*X; lah-M, U«6 at .0-30 a.m. (Now on view). Cheong Koon Seng Co Ltd., oneen Appraisers. Singapore, Bth July, j STRArfS TYPEWBITKR AGENC\ J (Established
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      365 6 ua numerous other 135. Seramtoon Road. S.ncapore. Enclose stomp lor reply. PHYSICAL CULTURE. For Young and Old-Men Develop your body through BOSES Scientific Method of Training. Personal Attention given I CHARGES MO. ENROL AT 8. RAFFLES CHAMBERS. I Telephone 4476. (Studio at 55, Cuppa K e Rd.. off Orchard Rd.)
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      414 6 ILET EXPERTS HANDLE 3 THE REPAIR OF ALL YOUR I CIOCKS WATCHES 1 42??, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Road) CONTRACTORS FOR THE RE- I PAIR OF CLOCKS <SL WATCHES TO THE BRITISH ARMY I R.A.E. BASE IN MALAYA. I ORIENTAL OPTICAL CO. 162. South Bridge Rd., Singapore. (Branch—34B, North
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    BORDER DISPUTES IN CHINA
    181 7 Japanese Charged With Insincerity Shanghai, Ju y 8 rhairmaa of the Ou'oi v Goverfimeut, in state* Pi< men yesterday, charged tae ami Manrhiikuo authorities i j n the ngo.iation.s lor border mc dents. M nchuii Conference, he said pi est r.t d demands wh eh the
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    GERMANY AND POLAND
    158 7 I iMcii-n .Minister isits Herr Hitler Reuter. London, July 4. polish declaration of v.! i< h last year came as l.. or in "v.cst European :i V -e 'liven he personal v th. v it Cj1« tiel Beck, the rt i'.-.n Minister. >v'to met Hitler fi time
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    FRANCO-SOVIET PACT
    75 7 firoat Britain's Reply To (icrinan Query Reuter Wires London, July -5. rtpiv to the German query h? Franco-S viet p«?ct con- th° Treafv oi Locarno has f ci to the German Ambassador. md rstood that like France the C vernment is of the opinloi i 4 thf'rn is
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    IN GERMANY
    60 7 Be lin, July 5. people were kiliid when an < ra hori on a s'burban house a< oetrol tank exi 'oded setting block alipht. he cie id were tVcrew of the fi the other two were occu- the liouse on wh ch the plane ipar.fs of the burning
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    BANDMASTER'S DEATH
    133 7 Funeral In Johore Bahru (From Our Own Correspondent j Johore Bahru. July 7. THE death ccctirred at his resider.ee at Jalan Akiatar, Johore Bahru, yesterday morn ng of Inche Awang bin Yahyu ai the age of 63. Decsased, whe was a Goverr.ment pensioner, retired from the Service abou
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    LATEST CHINA NEWS
    115 7 Dr. C. T. Wang In Derailed Train Shanghai. July 8. Th- Custom* authorities n Shanhai Icwan have seised a consignment of c n traba id artificial silks and piece WCOileu good.-: valued at $100.000. Five smugT!er:; nave be*m placet! under arrest. Owing to increase of business, the
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    EX-ARCHDUKE LEOPOLD
    98 7 Prince Who Renounced Title Dies Renter Wireless. Berlin, July 4. The death is announced of Leopold Woelfling. ex-Archduke Li poid Ferdinand of Austila. who renuu.iced his title In 19C2 when he married an actress in Vienna. He lived In Switzerland on an allowance from his uncle, the Emperor
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    SEDITIOUS LITERATURE
    84 7 Charge Against Four Chinese Singapore, Monday. Charged with being in possession of seditious literature, four Chinese were produced before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, this morning. Inspector Sym, who is in charge of the case, asked for a week's postponement. Another case Which come up for
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      158 7 i New!RCA i t MICRO-SENSITIVE I R4DIO TUBES STANDARD FOR ALL I RADIOS j I I <• > i I Solo Agents for Malaya: < SEOW KUAN COMPANY, DHOBY GHAUT, SINGAPORE. 9 "iliii liililniiiiiiliili ii.iiiiiiiiiiffiiiiiriiiiliiiiiiii ■!'•>•••■• i|nwrp|MM<n 9 I BOSCH PLUGS I 1 WIN IN I TRIPOLI j I f
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      251 7 ihe Best Test Of A Radio I Is In Your Home. Ask For A Trial Of This Master Reviver In The Privacy Of Your Own Home 1 est It For A Few Days Before V >v Decide. Westingliouse 8 Tube Superhet Incorporates Every Worth-While Radio Development, And The Outcome Is
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      38 7 V.U.C. CALCUTTA (Wavelength 49.10 Metres). 10.11 pm. Weather Forecast, General News Bulletin. Market Prices, Jute and Gunny Closing Rates. (In Hindustani). 10.26 p.m. Ditto. (In Bengali). 10.41 p.m. D ttv). (In English). 10.56 p.m. A Studio Variety Concert.
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      320 7 BERLIN, SHORT-W WE STATION Wireless Programme For To-Day (DJB: 19.74 Metre?; DJN: ;i1.45 Metres; D.TQ: 1943 Metres). 4.05 p.m. DJB, DJN An soundmen* (derm., Engl German Folk Song. ProGramme Forecast (Ge.nj Engl.). 4 20 p.m. Short Mus eal Programm?. 435 p.m Topical Talk: Two Hundred Times w th the Bremen
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      277 7 TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME 19th Century Italian Opera I TO-DAY'S Empire wire! v programme is as follows:— TRANSMISSION 2. C.20 p.m. Big Bin. Tho New Victoria I C'nema Orchestr;i. 6.50 p.m. "A L fc on the Ocean Wave j A visit to the Gravesend Sea Schorl. I Follow a boy's iastruetfon
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING PASSENGERS BY THE SARPEDON
    129 8 The fottOWln* passengers for tne Straits are travelling by the B'ue Funnel liner Sarpedon, which is due at Btnga pore on Saturday: IMr and Mrs. D 8 S. DXHiglas. Bquad. Ldr. L. H. Hill er. R.A.F.. Mr*. Hllicr,
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    178 8 Rant. British. 573 tons, from Pontnnok 6 7' to Pontiannk 8.7. Kola, British, tons, from Bangkok 6.7: to Bangkok 10.7. Ka eng. British. 863 tons. Irom t»ai r. kok 7 7* "to Bangkok 11.7. Nam Yong, British. 769 tons, from c«marar.e 8.7: to Batavia 9 t. Khoen Hocii.
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    PASSENGERS BY THE HECTOR
    234 8 Tie fellow ng passvngers arc saili.i» y the Bill fu-nel i'mer Hector. \\h!(i Wil' have S'npaporc f~v Europe m JU y in. Mr. and M'S. C. F. Mmg'n. Mi. G F Sne/il, Mr. L. A. Allen O.B.E.. Mr. V. Murphy, Mrs. L. A. Al lcn. LCol.
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    THE ARAMIS
    34 8 Tho Arami: is due here from Sairon to-morrow at G a m. and will sail on J?. v same dav at 1 P*n. Ior Colombo, Oj bout I. Pen Said and Marseilles.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    71 8 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands, time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.3U p m to-day, and general deliveries of letters and parcels 4 05 p.m. to-day. Maifs expected from Holland by the Sibaiak. due at Singapore to-dry. Mails expected from China and Japan, by
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    26 8 The s-fi Karon* for Bangkok (parcels on |y) Mails previously announced as closing at 10.30 am. to-cay Will no: close at 2.30 p.m. to-day
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    MONEY MARKET
    310 8 SELLING Singapore. July 9 London 4 months' sight 23 31 3_l London 3 months' sight 2 3 IS.lb London 60 days' sight -I» Wgf London 30 days' sight London demand JiJ London TT. z Lyons and Paris demand °JJ Hamburg demand 1 New York demand J*7» Batavia and
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    192 8 Saiga ooiC, «nuy r (81am) w. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $142 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 pr Koyan $130 r .Siam» W. Coast No. 3 1*1 Kovan $137 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 |K>r Koyan $112 Rice! B. Siam No. 2 pet Koyan $109 Siam. Rice 1
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    156 8 O <:r< Dutch, 2 754 tOtt3, fr m D 8.7, to Hongkong 11.7. Aid. n*, Nf.rweg «n. 1.101 IOrS, fr i»: B •gkck 8.7, r Bangkok 10.7. R C. R ckmers. German. 3 193 ten froth Antwerp 8.7. to Mania 9.7. !V Lan IVuu, Japane;e. 3.409 toCa, from
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    CHINESE SHIPPING
    33 8 Shanghai. July 7. The China Merchants' Steam Navigation Company have purcha-cd a French steamer named Haihslang plying between Shanghai end Annn.n. The ccmoany haw annolntefl ibeii i> Hi flirt JU r«i
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    EXCITEMENT IN POLICE COURT
    191 8 Accused Makes Dash Foi Open Window Singapore. Tuesday. MUCIl excitement was caused in the Third Magistrate's Court liiiv morning when a Chinese, who hail been brought of the doek to answer a charge of simple trespass, suddenly made up his mind to make a bid lor
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    AMUSEMENTS
    67 8 VICTORIA THiEATRE "Loron D° one.* ALHAMTJKA. Society DoclOf.** CAPITOL "Haas&ty afar* i a t MPlRE.—Double Talki< GREAT WORLD. -Cab-rot Danc-lna SiiL-shows. Malay Opeia: ChttCSC Wayan&s, Cinemas. Talkies, nc. HOLLYWOOD. Double alkie MARLBOROUGH. Hil kie. NEW WORLD Cabaret mncini Side-shows, Malay Operas Chinese Wa yan?s, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION Oh!
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      190 8 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS I Programme Of Drills Up To The Week-End I The following 'he prograJtome of frills up to and for week ending July 14, 1935: •TO-DAY. JULY 9 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, y.v.A.C.S., A.C. Training. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Ist Br.. Signal Section. Signal Training. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, isi Bn. Intelligence Section', Map Reading.
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      104 8 DIARY Of Ttit DAY] WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 0 High Tides —3.54 a.m.. 4:JO p :r> Football: S.A.f.a. League, Div n, will ghirefc v. Police. Tangiin; Div it, S.C.F.A. v. Oovt. Monopolies, A Road Stadium: Friendites, Binga English School v. Treasury A S.C.. Balestier Road:
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    "SOCIETY DOCTOR"
    285 9 Ilemarkable Film At The Alhambra AT THE CINEMAS ARIGINAL in story, unusual in detail. v and interesting as an accurate version of the noble work carried on unceasingly by that profession which persistently attempts to alleviate physical sufferings, "Society Doctor," the M.-G.-M. production which opened at the Alhambra
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    DROWNING TRAGEDY
    129 9 Two Chinese Lads Lose Their Lives A SAD crowning tragedy occurred in Singapore yesterday in which two Ch eese boys lost their Vives. It < ppears that the two lads, one aged 14 and the other 9, went for a swim at Tanjong Pagar Off Godown No. 2.
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    MRS. W. K. VANDERBILT
    34 9 Reuter. New York, July 8. Mrs. Graham Fair Vanderbttt, the exwife Of Mr. W. K. Vanderbilt, from whom she was divorced after twentyeight year.: of marriage has died of pneumonia.—Router.
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    SINGAPORE'S HEALTH
    725 12 IN the course ot a report which constitutes a detailed survey of health conditions in Singapore luring 1034, Dr. P. S. Hunter gives the welcome news that there has been a marked decrease in the number of deaths from phthisis and pneumonia in recent years. Improved housing conditions
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    MR. AW BOON HAW
    81 12 Returns After Round The World Tour Singapore. Tuesday. M Aw Boo i Hav velurpH:! o Sireithis morning. e rising trom kmqr hv he Scharrh~ r s He has been away for three months, making a trip round f he world, much of his travelling being by
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    120 12 Mr. H. L. Snowi.-, of Malayan Toba ceo Distributors, Ltd. returned from Bangkok by th Imp rid A'rw y* 1i.;.., Aur ra. Mr A. E. Rudder, from Paes. r.nd M- W. A. Wilkinson, fium London, urrived by the Aurora aod went en to, Brisbane by the Qantac
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    32 12 Sunaay, July 7. In the afternoon His Excellency ana Lady Thomas attended an At Home riven by the "F" < Malay» Company 2nd Bn. SS.V.F. at the Drhi Hall. Beach Road.
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    Untitled
    139 12 Mr. F. S. untitled a director of Mars fi/d attd Co., Ltd.. is sailing foi Hr.:« on the Hector on leave. A reception will be held at th: French Consulate. 39. Chancery Lane, from 11 to 12.30 on July 14 on the occasion of the French National Day. Squ -hr-L—dor
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    Notes and Comments Wimbledon
    203 12 ANCE again British followers of tennis have gcod cause to be pleased with the results at Wimbledon. En ihe women.- championship Miss Dorothy Round, whom we saw play in Malaya some months ago, succumbed cany In Lhe competition and Mrs. Mcody made v great come back,
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    Clouds Over Ethiopia
    171 12 gRAVE trouble appears to be looming over the horizon in E hiopia and the lather cynical rumour that emanated from Geneva daring :he seen a t.mpts at conciliation, that Italj only accepted arbitration to tide ever th-: rainy .season, seems likely to prove oo true. Signor Mussolini
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    Penang Aerodrome
    195 12 i jyilH the issue cf the June report the Penan- Flying Club, com news of the impending departun j Homo on furlough of Mr. V Smith, the captain of the club and oi of he mast popular figures In Settlement. Penang ewes Mr. Mercer Smi I dibt. in
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    Schoolmaster-Poet
    157 12 |T may interest our readers to know that he poem Spirit of Empire." which appeared in the Maiaya Tribune on Empire Day. has been reproduced l>v ■he Royal Empire Society and. following -he Society's address to their Ifajestj on the occasion of the Silver Jubilee, given pride of place
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    Topics Of The Day
    394 12 By "Looker-On" j "lMERIGAN film stars arc better i dressed," says an exhibitor An opinion the censor seems to share. A A There are nine causes of headache," observes a doctor. One over the eight. A A A A correspondent wants to know whether a telephone
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    "U.S. On Verge Of Sustained Business Boom" FEDERAL OFFICIAL INTERVIEWED
    163 13 Mr. James Moffat I'RES. ROOSEVELT NOT A RADICAL Singapore, Tuesday. ijKINIDENT Roosevelt is not a Kadical. He is the most .i Iracti* e personality f have t\ t r met, extremely able and very well p(»sted on every subjcct. His
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    TWO YEARS' HARD WORK
    824 13 SIrni.ulitt*niiitf Out Petroleum business ;ki'. said hat ho was on i'ualtei two years of hard work at w.;>: H encred Government i t'-v v.niP'ion >f the R •■a- ::r;nimon l! in 'he establish,f :he Petroleum and Planning Committee fosised for purpo oi rying to conserve the
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    EMPIRE M.P.'s
    57 13 Received By King At Buckingham Palace British Official Wireless. London. Ju'y 8. Ti e m mhois < f tha Empire Pariia :n n<s who an n London as ihe guests ■M' thy United K ng('om branch of ilv Erap 10 Parliamentary Associi ticn, wrr-.-received 10-day by the King
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    JAPAN NOW QUITE SATISFIED
    41 13 Signer Mussolini's untitled declarations regarding Abyssinia have aroused much anxiety. With untitled Duce in the picture are his two sons who recently left for service in East Africa. JAPAN NOW QUITE SATISFIED Sequel To L-se Majesie j Incident In Shanghai Reuter.
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    INDIA BILL
    217 13 Shanghai, July THE spokesman at the Japanese Embassy, interviewed by Reuter, expressed entire satisfaction at .he measures announced by the Kuonvntang to in et Japan's requirements arising from the niajc.it? incident. "Th<j Kuomintang has assumed complete responsibility for suppje>->--»ng aaU-Japaness activitie*," be i a d, "anei it now remains to
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    FLOODS IN U.S. AND CHINA
    215 13 London, Ju'y S The statement issued by the Inaii •5:. vernmcr.t last week to correct the La i>reS3:On that the ccn-tituticnal prov -ens based en what is commonly kn ;v the commual award, were subject t by the British Governnu-n. va.s racaued by amendments m:ved jo n'ghi hi the House
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    HANKOW IN DANGER
    503 13 Albany, July 8. HPHK highways in Albany are Hooded to a depth of 4 to <> feet, bridges and dams have been broken, houses dcs roved and crops ruined as the result of disastrous floods following torrential rains in New York State. The damage is es imated at 82.000,000. A
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    GERMANY'S LUXURY LINERS
    42 13 RECORD RAINFALL Shanghai. July 9.* The main cause of the flood threat In the Yangtse vall»-y is the record valume of rainfall which fell during the past week, which was the heaviest GERMANY'S LUXURY LINERS Scharnhorst Cancels Next Trip To East Reuter.
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    SIGNOR MUSSOLINI'S INTENTIONS
    457 13 Lcndon, Ju y 8. THE North German Lloyd liner Scha-n- hrrst, which is now on its homeward voyage (and which arrived in Singapore to-day from ihe Far East) has cancelled hqr August spi ng, due to engine trcu bk- which developed during the outward v.Cyag nd will resume her sailings
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    The History Of Malay Volunteering ORIGIN AND FOUNDATION OF THE "F." (MALAY) COMPANY
    87 14 An Honorary Member's Reminiscences THE "KELANTAN EXPEDITION:" NEW IDEA OF MILITARY DUTIES AN honorary member of the Malay Vnlun a er Corps has written an interesting account of the history of Malay Votuleeriftg in the Colony which
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    THE COMPANY
    531 14 The Malays A Fighting Race When, in tlie last days of January 1910, G oeral French enquired of MajorOeneral Perrott. C B Commanding the Tioops, what reason he could give the War Office why there were no Malay volunteers. Malays being considered in England to be a fighting
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    FORMATION DATE
    513 14 Drills In Anticipation Of Orders The gazetted formation date was May 11, but the volunteers drilled themselves in anticipation 0 f orders, so that on August 10 Sir John Anderson writes to tae Earl of Crewe that "even in the short tjmc which has elapsed since iv initiation
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    AN IMPORTANT FART
    1427 14 Mr. Hashhn's Recruiting Campaign In fact, Mr. Noor Mohamed Hashim came over t 0 Penang during the recruiting campaign and took an important pait in person. All three became volunteers themselves, in order to hold Malay commissions, and held them for long peiiods covering all the Settlements.
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    STRENGTH OF FORCE
    1541 14 Any Fighting Not Possible The strength of this Force made amy i fighur(f. if Toh Janggut intended any. I impossible. Neither figtotmjr, burning of property, aCr rioting by h's friend; occurred, although rumours to th« coitrary were constantly received at Hear!--1 guarh s. V> German or even
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    DUTIES OF MALAY O.C.
    928 14 Understanding Of Human Material The Compai y duties of a Malay O.C include instruction, the maintenance or discipline, and thirdly an understand Ing of the human material. Major Ha and Capt. Bartley .scemeu 'o possess th"? third qualification by nature. Capt. Scot is a/1 nit I
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    The Johore Bankruptcy Court ELEVEN PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS
    674 15 Contractor's Debts MERCHANT OBTAINS DISCHARGE {From Our Oivn Correspondent j Johore Bahru, July 7. CJINCE the re-organisation of the. Bankruptcy Office in the SupCourt, Johore Bahru, recently, is the first time that so many examinations in bankruptcy t come up before the court.
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    SIGNED FOR $600
    1008 15 But Borrowed Only $90 The Official Assignee said that bankrupt was adjudicated in October year and his liabilities amouiueol to 51.114. Mr. Goh Swee Yang said he was v clerk in the Customs, Departnua:- and had been in service for six years. Hisalary was new $65 per
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    MR. C. G. ISAACS IN SINGAPORE
    262 15 U.S. Trade Commissioner For Calcutta Monday. lI R c Grant Isaacs, formerly Amcri*Tl can Trade Commissioner at Batavia. arrived in Singapore thi* morning enrou c for Calcutta to take up the post oi American Trade Commissioner there Mr. Isaacs was Trade Commissioner at Manila
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    920 16 I4)mm S Lack Dash A WELL DESERVED VICTORY ingapore, Tuesday. VTHE R.A. fully de.served their P virion over the S.R.C. when hh» two teams met in the first diviI ion <d the ague a 1 tne Anson Road Bti dium
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    MATCHES POSTPONED
    65 16 Monday. The Commercial Cup match between the Overseas Chinese Bank and the Municipal Services to hay.i been played this evening on the V.M.C.A. ground i has been postponed to July 20 The S CC. soccer ton nann-nt fixture I 1 -iw en th- Merchants and Police and 'hp
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    TENNIS SURPRISE IN NEGRI
    213 16 Singles Title Holder Beats n (Ftom Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Monday. THE second day's play *n the Negri Sembilan lawn tennis tjurnani nt ended yesl-erday, several interesting matches had been completed in ideal weather. Ther? v i re events in men's and ladies' singles and doubles,
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    BADMINTON
    188 16 Rainbow B.P. vn Tarom BP. In the return match against Tarom B.T. which took place at Kampong Tarom on July 5 the Rainbow won by 4—2. Detail score:—■ Infr tie—l. Mohd. Al m lost to I. Mohd. Salleh. 15—10, B—ls. 7—15; 2nd tie—l. Hussein Ismail lost to L Mohd.
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    FIRST NEGRI STATE SPORTS
    276 16 Mobarak Ahmad Wins Championship THE first athlete championship meeting of th" Negri Sembilan Athletic Asso- i ciat'ion, which began in Seremban on Friday, was concludej on Saturday. The entries for the meeting were very <■.eourag'ng and the m eting was a great success. The individual championship
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    PREMIERIAN B.P.
    242 16 Maying a' the Circa World Show last Saturday night before a large crowd of t nectators. the Premierian Badminton Party defeated the National Badminton Party by ten games to nil. The detailed results are as follows:— (Premierian B.P. players mentioned first). C. T. Yap beat Sng Beng Teck
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    THE THIRD TEST
    134 16 Sutcliffe Not Fit To IMay Reuter. London, July 8. IfERBERT Sutcliffe, has notified the selectors that he is unfit for the Third Test Match .he South Africans and wishes to retire.—Reuter. FIVE NEW PLAYERS. London, Juiy 8. Five cricketers who have never played in Test Matches i.i
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    233 16 Four Matches Won In InterCiub Games The following are the forthcoming ties in th S.CR.C. Spring Tennis Tournament. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. •B' Singles Hand.: Ho Keen (Owe 40) vs. V. I. Evan Wong. (Owe 30). "B" Hand. Dub.: Dr. C. J. Poh and Lm h >r.g Pang vs.
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    RAPHAEL LEAVES FOR FRANCE
    166 16 Likes Malaya INTENTION TO RETURN Singapore, Tuesday. Raphael, the well-kno French boxer and ex-lightweij champion of Europe, sailed Marseilles to-day by the M M. liner Aramis. The fact that many trieads board d ihe Aramis to bid Raphi i testified to the Frenchman's oonulaiity. Raphael, said
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    88 16 H.M.S. Terror II Defeat S.C.C. II S Tuesday. The second team cf H.M.S. Terror defeated the S.C.C. II »n a fneridiy soccer match on the Padang yesteday by three goals to nil. The winners dominated play, and kept the ball continually in the Club area. MacLecd opened tile
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    RYDER CUP GOLF
    59 16 British Team Selected To Flay Americans Reuter. London. July B. The British Ryder Cup players to nice' the Amer ea.is at Ridgewood, New Jersey en Sept. 28 and 29 ere Charles Whiteonbe (cap'-ain). Percy Allies, Richard Burton, John Busson. William Cox, Edward Jarman. Alfred Padgham. Alfred Perry
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    Keen Game In Local Tennis Championships WIN FOR CHINESE PAIR
    479 17 Mens Doubles HAMIMON SIiKN IN ACTION Singapore, Tuesday. 4 I KTHL'K stage in Ihe Singapare lawn Tennis Chamships was reached on the .< roar s yesterday. One of ties decided was a doubles match between two favourite pairs. A LARGE
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    JOHORE CRICKET
    79 17 v < .'s Week-End Game At IVfuar 0 Own Correspondent/ I >h tre Bahru. July 7. kel Hub team travelled 1 fay and Bt*t« the Muar hospital padang. :;it < <l first Snd knocked up only 'eh Joh »re replied with 14."» for when innings was declared replied
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    HURDLES FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
    385 17 No Disqualification For Tipping Over THE t pplng over of one or more hum. 'ii tha Olympic Games contests Will liOi had to tfed disqualification of th runner, nor will it invalidate his or ho ca :n to tht official recognition ci a l ecord. This
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    HENRY COCHET
    47 17 Winner of the Javelin throw at the Japanese Sports held in Singapore last Sunday. HENRY COCHET Cannot Play In Singapore Singapore, Tuesday. VHL Singapore Lawn Tennis Association 1 received a letter from Henry Cochet, the professional and former world chamP'on. who is at present in Colombo, asking
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    Young Aide, who will have one of tne nardcst fights in his career when he meets Gunboat Jack at the Great World on July 12.
    69 17 if it were possible to arrange exhibition I matches for him in Singapore. The S.L.T.A. cabled the English L.T.A. j for perm ssicn. as the rules state t-hat an i amateur cannot play a professional. The English L.T.A. have just sent a cabled reply, definitely refusing the request, j Local
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    RYDER CUP GOLF
    33 17 Young Aide, who will have one of tne nardcst fights in his career when he meets Gunboat Jack at the Great World on July 12. RYDER CUP GOLF U.S. Team Against Britain Reuter.
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    THE MELBOURNE CUP
    54 17 New York, Juiy 7. THE American Ryder cup players. Walter Hagen, Captain Paul Runya;i Sam Parks. Olin Dtttra, Ky'nfToon. J rhrsy ReVOlta, Henry Picard, Hovton Smith Gen:.' Sirazen ar.d CraigWOOd have be r: .selected to play against Great Britain at RidgeWOOd, New Jersey, on Septemb; r 28 and 29. -Rent
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    LOCAL JAPANESE SPORTS
    423 17 Melbourne, June 28. Scorning the 1 -e.juvenating aids of Voronoff and Steinaeh n favour of his own secret elixir of youth, Shadow King is preparing again for tho Melbourne Cup in th:- zest of an eternal youth. He has created a record by being entered in the Melbourne Cup for
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    16 17 Sussex Trounce Gloucestershire By An Innings Sussex «2 f„ r J declared (Johfftifa -tout,.
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    LOCAL FOOTBALL NOTES AND COMMENTS MALAYA CUP PROSPECTS: LAST MATCH IN SOUTHERN SECTION
    95 18 (By "Full Back") Singapore, Monday. IN beating Malacca to the tune ot A 7-1 at the Anson Road Stadium on Sa urday, in the Southern Section of the Malaya Cup competition, Singapore did better than was general!.»
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    All-Important Match
    128 18 Had Singapore won 2—nil they woul-. have b en better off. However, the mportart match in the Southern Seci <>. V 11 be on July 20. when the Combined Se. vices and Singapore clash. A gie.u game is anticipated. The chat.evs k ,ne team b as g:od as
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    116 18 How.vtv. the Singapore defence can oe m p cvci. Noel Hay has been unable to turn out owing to an injury to hut U m what I gathered he will b, quit, well by July 20 Whether he play or not and if so whose place will hv
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    143 18 T.i,-y ccmbine bettvr and m Mat Noo> tho S nghpore side ha».- the m-st «la.."I'l'Cus forward in Malaya bar none. Ho-.vc.vt-r. wcl' watched he may be l.e v.-u ;.:tp through. Kong Ho.-k d <1 bet. -r 1.1 Sauirdav than in previous match-;, but a lot depends upon Mat
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    257 18 In the Northern Secti >n tnc most »m-roria-u match f<»s cm Inly A> nhon Selangov clash with Porak at Ipa Selaugov have every chance of wintu V md cn f er"ng ths finul. 1 hi» f~]]owir>G. are the results and cork spending: tables: SOUTHERN SECTION S:rv'.ces beat Malacca
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    108 18 By defeating «ho S R C- the other• d,y. fho RK have mov.d to the top table with 13 points out of seven games. The Chinese have 13 po nts, but v ei r n'ne mashes and, moreover mil I the r goal average is inferior.
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    161 18 In the Second Division, the R E. have als > ai cxc lle'V. charce of W Bntng. They head the list with 14 points. The Pence are just below. They are level n Matters of po'nts, but are inferior in goal averae-. Both have played ten gsstes. The
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    294 18 Northsrn And Southern Sections <Frcm Our Onn Correspond n Johore Bahru. July 1. THE following arc the results of furthei games played i.i the South m Se lion of the Johore Lawn Tennis Champ ionsh |i on the Civ/! Service C!uh Courts, Johore Bahru. yesterday. MEN'S DOUBLES. In
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      204 18 ft few interesting cases "A South American lady 2<> years of age fell seriously ill shortly aftei her marriage and had to undergo an operation; whereupon all the troubh with which woman s afflicted aia I the r appearance in her case. She i c mple vly despaired ol life,
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    SPOTLIGHT REVUE
    486 19 Excellent Amateur Show In Singapore Singapore, Tuesday. VARIETY is spice, as th saying goes, y the Spotlight Revue, which stag- pel formance at the Victoria fully iived up to that iast night nn a show that proved the best amauur performjin| rpore for a long lime, udience that
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    369 19 Serdang Group Hospital Competition THE Serdang Group Hospital was the scene of a well-attended function on Juno 30, when Asiatic members of the surrounding estates, Sungei Ular, Kulim, Ru 'terv. orth, Karangap and other places, were present for the distribution of cupa to the winners of the badminton
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    Allegations Against Local Broker ACCUSED GIVES EVIDENCE
    985 20 Assize Trial MAGISTRATE IN WITNESS BOX Singapore, Monday. mm case in which Ena Mohamed 1 Mydin, a local land broker stands charged on three counts ol giving false evidence, was resumed in the Supreme Cour to-day befor Mr .Jus ice Burton, the Acting
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      407 20 Bob I l&nllt! CfIEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF SINGAPORE TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES To be held at 0 rhuVa stre et. Tin saleroom of Mcssr*. AtV» P.M. ON WEIKiESDAY. ««k^ 2 Xey compound bout, (fronting 1 KSSiM, f, land .nd baling No. J**- Besar. Singapore, area ft
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      159 20 TAN HO OON CO., LTD. j Auctioneers, Appraisers and Estate Agents REQUEST YOU TO VISIT THEIR SALE ROOMS, AT NOS J 9fll* 92, MARKET STREET. JUST TWO MINUTES FROM R AFFLES SQUARE, AND INSPECT THEIR LARGE AND 1 ASSORTED RANGE OF oaksta»ned and »ax polished teak Household Furniture, etc., comprising:—
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      79 20 Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Tour skin has nearly 6« \atami or por*S when tiny k *it*ii cat. hid-, and ausg your Ringworm. Plmpleo. Ani», crou t i i Singapore Toot. Don't waste oklnary methods. You na, 3 t tratinp treatment hUe the f,»r stubborn skin troubl.;* i'- Nixoderm.
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    India Week By Week TERRORISM IN INDIA
    89 21 Sub-Inspcctor Shot m'SPECT SAID TO ilAVK CONFESSED Calcutta, June 17. rill-; lirst terrorist crime in many 1: onths occurred in the Faridpur strict to-day. Moslem sub-Inspector, Syed Ali. in chargc of the Goalundo at ion. was murdered in cold 11» working in his
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    TORRENTIAL RAIN IN BOMBAY
    167 21 Traffic Disorganised: Streets Flooded RRENTIAL rum. accompanied by I vivid Bashes of lightning ana deafer*cl thunder, fell in Bombay [burns on June 17 the downbeing the heaviest since the oot- oi the low-lying areas ot the under knee-deep water, with hicular tralfic was il roads were
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    INDIAN PILOT FINED
    59 21 Echo Of .January Crash Madras, June 18. sax: says that. J. D. air mall 'plane which i Vet k.i tadripalayam, Mar- on January ir< causing the death a five-year-old child, bv the sub-Divisional -trate of Markapur. charged by the Deputy Police of llarkapur. tigated the case, with
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    FATEFUL DREAM
    62 21 Predicted Day Of Her Death Correctly Madras, 21. a A >vam P et cories Pondent writes:— oura htra woman dreamt a few ag 0 that she would die on Tfcurs20, along with another woman "ant of hers. n she mentioned this to her ream! Ihc woman co-tenant, they
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    THE CAP POLONIO
    81 21 '«erman "War'' Ship To Be Scrapped Hamburg. < ;i P H.lonio, the 21,000-ton Ham<mr; e <i shipping company's steamer erved with the German fleet and •'<-r surrendered to Britain, is to be «ppt'd. h outl >reak of the World War, the had just come from the ship-
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    SHAPING INDIA'S NEW CONSTITUTION
    234 21 Lord Linlithgow's Plea For Co-Operation London, June 13. "I SHALL be glad when the phase of Parliamentary disputation is ovei, and the men and women of India anu Britain are free to turn to business, preparing the work of the new Constitution." said Lord Linlithgow, at
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    KILLED HALF-BROTHER
    187 21 Death Sentence On Jealous Man Galle, (Cey on), June 19. Sentence of death W2s passed by Mr Maartensz. on a man named Ii. t na for, the murder of two men, P. Pela and W. S::'.ous, at Bahpitiya in J:v"arv. Mr. Nihal Guna-ekara. Crown Course), prooecuted, while Mr.
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    NEW YORK'S UNEMPLOYED
    111 21 One In Every Six People On The "Dole" New York. One in every six people in New York is unemployed and on the "dole." That is s-'eniricance of the latest figures f r unemployment relief laid before the G ever JOT of New York State at Albany,
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    BRITAIN'S YARDS
    101 21 Building Nearly Half The World's Ships London Nrrry half of the world's merchant tonnage at present- under construction is be'ng tv i- «a Br't'sh ship-yards. This is shown n a table of shipbuilding fact?, issued by the Shipbuilding Employers' Age icy. In Mar h las\ the rest of
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    LANGUAGE BOND FOR INDIA
    337 21 Unity On A Common Cultures Urged London, June 13 THE importance cf a common culture and a common anguage ur.it ng Indi t wa-> to-day stressed by Sir Tej Sap v, speaking at an "At H:me," given by DKat'al, under the auspices of the Hindustani Speaking
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    MINSTER ABBEY
    193 21 Oidesi Dwelling House In England To Be Auctioned <By Air Mail) iFrom Our Oun Correspondent, London, June 21. Mm ster Abbey, in the Isle of Thanet, believed to he the. oldest dwelling house in England, is to be put up fcr auction, probably in September. It is at
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    LEPROSY PLANS IN INDIA
    324 21 New Expert From Home To Help Tambaram, June lh. Inquiries in connection with the information by cable, that Dr. Robert Cochrane, Secretary of the British Empire Leprosy Association, has been appointed by the United Free Church Mission of Scotland, as the Leprosy Medical Officer at the
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    FOUND IN PAWNSHOP
    166 21 Jimmie Walker's "Drinking Portfolio" New York. A beautiful "drink ng portfolio" of the P~r.h bi on :ra brh nHnp to Mr. "J.'mmie** Wa'ker. the former Mayor of New York, «hi s now 1'v ng in retirement in England, has been d'scovered cn the shelves of a ra"-nshop
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    A WALLABY
    72 21 Coff's Harbour June 2i. A large crowd which wa;s watching a hockey game prior to an important football match received unexpected entertainment, when a Wain 'ay hopped out of the adjoining scrub on to tne ground It leaped high over the heads of spectators around the oval. lis
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    INDIAN WORKERS
    157 21 Discussion On Hours Of Labour j Geneva, June 7. Mr. Laljee, the Indian employers* delegate, speaking at the resumed debate on the 40-hour week, sympathised with the plight of India's unemployed, but deprecated raising false hopes. He said that a shorter working week would not help them. Thirty
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    BIG FIRE NEAR MADRAS
    72 21 Festival Car Of Temple Destroyed i Madras. June IT A Chingleput message says that v disastrous fire which broke out at Tirukkalukundram completely destroyed the big festival car of the local temple, herides a hotel, three shops and a uortion of a neighbouring house. The fire
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    MUNITIONS CANARD DENIED
    324 21 No Explosion During Quetta Quake Simla, June 10. FE following statement has been issued by the Government of India:— "In order to strengthen the argument for allowing non-official investigators to Quetta an article in the "Bombay Chronicle" of June 14, by a Military Correspondent insinuates that the
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    NEWFOUNDLAND'S AFFAIRS
    305 22 Not In An "Appalling" State London. ft REPORT by the Commission of A GomnmenJ on situation in Newfoundland, furnisnea ray t S he Governor, Sir Murray Andean has been issued here as a White PaP"It was made in response to J request hv Mr J H Thomas, following
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    PEACE GESTURE
    134 22 Visit To Moscow By Prince Of Wales Suggested .By Air Mail.) London, June 17. Welcoming the announcement that cX~ roSSm Britain j TTfcour p G 4T«p"*t ♦hiueht if the British Legion ahOttk h hen g f h Orm lf a deputation led by •i tho Prince of wales,
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    120-MILE PILGRIMAGE
    94 22 Undergraduates To Walk To Shrine, Of Walsingham (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London. June 20. A party of pilgrims, including a proup of Oxford undergraduates and four women, are to walk 120 mues across East Anglia (Eastern EngUnd) to the ancient shrine of Walsmgham, Norfolk. i;i
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    CHINA TO SEND PLANE
    87 22 On Good-Will Mission To D.E.I. It U learned that the Government will shortly send a good-will aeroplane to the Dutch E*st Indies to call on the Chinese residents there. The suggestion to send several government cruisers to the Butch Ea-t Indies recently failed to materialise ana
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    STATISTICS OFFICE
    584 22 Latest List Of Publications In Library *HE following publication were 1 or received by rile Department of Statt* tk» i S and F.M.S., during the period June 29 to July 5, 1935, g£ arc avai'able for public use m the Reference Library, Fullerton Building. Singapore. Applications may be
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    GRETA GARBO IN SWEDEN
    138 22 But Few People Have Yet Seen Her Stockholm. Greta Garbo has come to her home town, Stockholm, but few people have yet seen her. i Coming from the home near *J«JJ of he r actress friend, ftflM MUrf Pollack, she reached here by car in the
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    ARE YOU NORMAL?
    426 22 What Answers To Queries Will Indicate Washington, June 14. YOU can tell, Dr. Paul Schilder cliniI cal direct6r of Bellevue Psychlatnc Hospital and Research professor at New York University, told the American Psychiatric Association, if ycu can answer seven suggestions to your own satisfaction. »t»i»i«« He explained
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    LAST MINUTE RESPITE
    97 22 For Negro As He Sat in Electric Chair Atlanta. Georgia. Bul Jones, a ncfro condemned to 1 eleCtrCCUted at M Uedgcvilk- «Georga for murder, was taken out of his de*Ul ce'l and marched the M htft mile" to Ifa-J dreaded chair. There warders began to nlace him
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    DOCTOR'S RIGHT TO KILL
    251 22 Question Of Ending Lives Of Incurables (.By Air Mail F rom Our Own correspondent) London, June 12. DOCTOR'S right to. kill was referred A to bv the Chairman oJ the Samarten Free Women, the Rev ur. n. woman who was suflermc sh^appealed' to to I not
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    CABINET MEETING IN TRAIN
    309 23 While Aborigines Cry For Tips Cook, June 20. While aborigines cried for "pJcpen" outside t lie window of the ministerial ear of the transcontinental extl Ooldea yesterday, the acting ral Treasurer »Mr. Casey) was disusing ins budget millions with his leagues al the ftrsl Cabinet meeting
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    UNUSUAL INCIDENT
    237 23 Juryman > Private Talk With The Judge Sydney June 22. During the progress of an action in the Queen's-square Causes Court before Mr Juv.ice Sl'-phen recently. there was an unusual incident. Tbe action arose out of a ir.oior-car accident a: Campaie .a Sydney, lust October, when Mrs Doris
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    MR. ANO'S BAD LUCK
    219 23 Third Attempt To Repair Damaged 'Plane Rangoon, June 27. [WR. K. Ano. the Japanese airman seems to have had no luck since he crossed the Bay into Burma tie left Calcutta to resume his London-Tokyo night about a month ago and had to fight hi.s way
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    MELBA'S NIECE MARRIED
    194 23 Ceremony In Lilydale Church Melbourne. June 1«; In tlit? small, picturesque stone Church of England at Lilydale, where her celebrated aunt sometimes worshipped when she lived at Coombe Cottage. Dame Nellie Melba's niece. Miss Nellie Mitchell was married to Mr. John MacPhersonSmith. The bridegroom Is the younger
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    TREATMENT OF CANCER
    140 23 X-Ray Research Centre For Melbourne 1 Canberra. June 27. An important step in the progress oi X-Ray treatment ol cancer in Australia will be taken soon, when arrangements are completed by the Commonwealth Health Department, in conjunction with the Melbourne University, tor the establishment of an X-Ray
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    PRISON FOR DEBTORS
    226 23 Re-lntroduction In South Africa Pretoria, Transvaal. PIVIL imprisonment for debtors, after being in suspension for more than three years, has been re-introduced in''o South Africa. This is provided for in an Act which has been passed here, entitled the General Law Amendment Act. It substantially restores the
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    HUGE WIRELESS MAST
    320 23 Built For Commercial Radio Station Sydney, June 24 The 450 foot wireless mast at Pennant Hills, which has been built for Station 2 SM by Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia;, Ltd., has some remarkable characteristics, owing to its enormous size, and peculiarities in construction. They were described by the
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    A NOVEL WAGER
    58 23 Melbourne, June 24. The Beechworth barrow Derby quoted, quite unofficially on Melbourne Stock Exchange on Saturday. Membei.s took bets of even money on both competitors' chances with 5 to 4 on either man finishing. At Caulfied races a fielder, laid a uovci treble—2s to 1, on Redditch,
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    SHAWL MADE OF SHELLS
    120 23 Picked Up Along The Foreshore Sydney, June 24. A SHAWL made almost entirely of siieilo picked up along the" foresho.es ncai Crcnulla. one of Sydney's most popular beaches, and valued at» £1,200 Is being displayed by a well-known Emporium More than. 25,000 shells, every one pierced
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    AUSTRALIA'S VISITORS
    188 23 Increase Reported During Recent Years Melbourne, June 22. Visitors to the number of 125.G00 who spent £5.307.000 haw come to Australia and new citizens have brought £2,031,000 into the country in the past six yeais». During the 12 months ended May 31, 1935, aespiu- the uncertainty in international
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