Malaya Tribune, 18 July 1935

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXII ■Mo 170 SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1935 WYE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, July 18, 1935. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1935 FIVE CEJNTJ..
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      93 1 ©rttorite Dominant In eJMalaja ■i ummmum j "i 1, f r nil 11l fll I IMB IMIIH.II» I i 11 'mm m MILK THE PERFECT FOOD FOB BABY j I Blue Cross The Perfect Milk 1 > jj THE 1935 IMPROVED FAMILY SCALE "GEORGE WASHINGTON" I NEVER TELLS A LIE"
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      57 1 THE "CONTAX* CAMERA Sole A rent» SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT (XI, pxi.Bozfi. SINGAPORE. MAAS-26 „x' IBUT- P o kfW ZEALAND f Warm Studio* 43 mmmm^mmm I Poundmark Roofing Tiles A Product of the British Empire Cheap -Strong-Colourful THE MOST ELEGANT AND ECONOMICAL ROOFING ON THE MARKET Try Them And See i SO**
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    Shipping News & Notices. LOSS OF TRANSPORT BALLARAT
    800 2 Shipping News Notices. LOSS OF TRANSPORT BALLARAT Torpedoed In English Channel THE announcement that the P. and 0. Company has sold the Branch Service steamer Ballarat, 13,000 tons, is one which will, no doubt', be of some interest to a large number of travellers between England and Australia, seeing that,
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    THE QUEEN MARY
    222 2 Outfit Of Electric Salinometers I I I MESSRS. W. Crockatt and Sons. Ltd., Gla.s- gov, have r ctived an order for a complete outfit of Crockatt patent electric salinometers for installation in the Cunard White Star liner Queen Mary. This outfit,- which is the most comprehensive yet
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      418 2 STEAMER SAILINGS I BRITISH INDIA T. 0. S. N. Cos SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. BEHAR r,,000 July 19 RANCH I 17,000 July 19 SOUDAN 6,600 July 31 NALDERA 16,000 Aug. 2 RANPURA 17,000 Aug. 16 BURDWAN 6,070 Aug. 29 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Aug. 30 MANTUA 11,000 Sept. 6 CHITRAL
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      34 2 O.S.K. LINE 1 s.s. "ARABIA MARU" (10,000 G. Tons). LEAVES SINGAPORE AUG. 11, direct for COLOMBO lit Brd Deck. $120. $31.20 $17. Fot further particulars please apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, TEL. 5887-«. fPBBiHKHSSSSSSSSSWaaS»*>
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      457 2 HEAP ENG MOH S.S"CO., LIMITED. j (RED FUNNEL LINE) (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) REGULAR PASSENGER and Cargo Services from Singapore to Java, Borneo. Banka and Billiton. Fcr BATAVIA, CHERIBON AND SEMARANG (Every Tuesday and Friday) ss. NAM YONG Fn. July VJ s.?. BAN HONG LIONG Tucs. July 23 For SOURABAYA
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      237 2 N.Y.KJL IN E GENERAL PASSENGER AGBOTS. CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). NEW REDUCED FARES TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ. As from the sailing of s.s. "Hakusan Maru," August Bth for London, fares by steamers will be:Naples $497 $540 $317 $343 Marseilles 514 557 326 351 London 557 600 343
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      485 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON. ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENEAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penang. M.S STiam. BORINGIA G-8 6-8 7-8 9-8 ERRIA 20-8 20-8 21-8 23-3 LALANDIA 17-9 17-9 18-9 20-9 JUTLANDIA 8-10 8-10 9-10 11-10 MEONIA 29-10 29-10 30-10 1-11 The above vessels are
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      485 2 STEAMER SAILING!? 7~ NORDDEUTSCHEff LLOYD. vfr (Incorporated hi The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. "POTSDAM" for Manila, Hongkong Shanghai and Japan July 31 "NECKAR" for Hongkong, Shanghai. North China and Japan Aug. 0 "ODER" for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China and Japan Aug. 25 "TRAVE" for Hongkong, Shanghai, North
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    155 3 RUBBER PRICE GAINS A LITTLE Steadier Tone But Very Quiet Sii Thursday morning. Rubber (Singapore), 10 cts., up ft ct Market Tone: Stead}'. Quiet. Tin (Singapore) $115Vs, up J! oterdays Prices: London: 5 13 16<1., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. V w York: 12Vh cts., up I get.
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1529 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS T 3ST f in i Bharc <!»*»*»» are issued by Fraser and Co., and LyaJJ and Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Thursday, 10 a.m. Issue Fraser mi Va ue Co Evatt 4,- Ampat 36 4,11/2 3i7i/ 2 4.1i/ 2 £1 A. Kumbang 32 r 33;-
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    87 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Mining. Quiet. Raubs $6.00, $6.10. Takuapas 2211 Vs, 22 7' Harbours $7.6b, $7.75. Ulu Klangs $1.08, $1.10. Rahmans 95 cts.. 96 cts. Norths .49 cts., 51 cts. Talams $1.34, $1.37. Rantau rrofs. 76 cts., 80 cts. RUBBERS. Quiet. Mentakabs 38V* cts.. 390 eta. Paiams. Malaka Pindas
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    THE P. & O. BANKING CORPORATION LTD.
    738 3 THE P. O. BANKING CORPORATION LTD. Profit Of £113,422 On Year's Working (By Air Mail) London, July, 4. MR. W. E. Preston, Chairman of the P. and 0. Banking Corporation Ltd. presided at the bank's fifteenth annual meeting Kenort and accounts were taken as read Before turnmg to the year's
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    83 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT S'ngaporc, Thursday noon. Buyers Sellers. N >. I.X.R.S.S. in vase* (F 0 li. July) If Ifi 16 20 1 16 C;cd F.A.Q. in cases (F.O.R July) I.)- 19* No. I.X.KSS. (Spot-loose) (a- ftrdable Spore) t9% I*» 7 •1« Aug Sept. 20*4 20 do.
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    160 3 Prices Realised At Weekly Sale Singapore. Wednesday. The Singapore Chamber cf Commerce Rubber Association held its 1.235 th auction to-day when there were Catalogued 1.251,978 lbs.—tons 558.91. Offered 1,217,245 lbs—tons 543.41. Sold 1.042.060 lbs.—tons 465.20. London—Spot 5.13 16d New YorkSpot 12 cts. PRICES REALISED Ribbed Smoked Sheet.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    54 3 Rubber Sags On Disappointing Figures Reuter Wireless. London, July 16. Wheat opened firm in sympathy with good North and South American cables but later weakened sharply on reports of beneficial rains in the Argentine. Rubber weakened owing to the disappointing consumption figures coupled with profit-taking sales. Wall Street
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    NETHERLANDS INDIES RUBBER
    109 3 The following information has beon received from the Chief of the Central Bureau of Statistics, Batavia. 1 Production on Estates converted to long tons of 2,240 lb. dry weight. Territory Total May 1934 1935 Java 77,429 6,445 Outer Provinces 104.695 8,278 Netherlandt Indies 132,124 14,723 1. This
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    STOCK MARKETS
    40 3 British Official Wireless. London, July 17. CTERLING on New York 4.9G-18; Paris 74-7 8. The slock markers were steady but dull. British Funds were firmer, with War Loan 314 per cent, at 107. Gold 141s. O'i'd.—British Official Wireless.
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    RAUB GOLD MINES
    17 3 The output for the four weeks ended July 13, 1935. amounted to 2,030.55 ozs.
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      241 3 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. METER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE. I apital FulK Paid Yen 100,000,000. Reserve Fund Yen 125,800,000. READ OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES st \l< xandria, Batavia, rlin, Dairen, Pengt n, Hamburg, Hankow, Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsinking, Karachi, Kobe. London, Los Angeles, Manila, Moji, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New York, Osaka, Paris,
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      20 3 SOUTH \J BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L C MARGOLIOUTH. Manager.
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      385 3 IF EVERY WIFE KNEW WHAT EVERY WIDOW KNOWS EVERY HUSBAND WOULD BE ADEQUATELY INSURED. We offer you something unusual in insurance Tho Intern;) l ional has devised an exclusive insurance feature. The Disability Compensation Clause. Under this Clause we not only pay certain benefits in case of temporary disability through
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      568 4 Sa I M. HASSAN, rl M A 17. ERAS BAB AH BO AD, SINGAPORE. Ht We undertake all sorts of work In electrical, ks« water serif vice lines. j We K«ve prompt attention to all orders either big-or small. Why not consult us about your j, requirements Estimate submitted upon
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      662 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. _J 'I L STATE OF JOHORE. IN THI SUPREME COURT OF THE JUDGE AT JOHORE BAHRU. Civil Suit No. 22 OI 1035. Tottf Song Co. of NfiS, 77 7!J, Jalan Trus, Johore Bahru Plaintiff Against Olhman hin Abdul Hamid of No. 2 Jalan Abdul Samad, Johore Bahru Defendant.
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      563 4 I DISTRESS SALE J in the: htgh court of the 1 STRAITS settlements SrTTLEMKNT OF SINGAPORE. TP i Distress No. 7 of It* IN THE CAUSE OF EU TONG SENG LIMITED l andlords Versus SOUTHERN HOTEL Tenant« AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE ETC. to be held at Nos. 40. 41 42
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      211 4 Secretly and Quickly Removed! J StillmanN Frr-r«l«» Cream bleache» j lh<-m uui uhtl* you slet'p. 1.. a»,-M I ttie'»ki:i sofl and w hid—the Cora- pliiion fri -h, rli-ar and natural. I tor .17 Mara thousands ol uwin f havt- MMataH it. Ho i a-\ to ii-.-. j Tltt- lir.sl jar
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      333 4 PHYSICAL CULTURE. For Young and Old—Men and Women. Develop your body through BOSE'B Scientific Method of Training. Personal Attention given CHARGBB $10. ENROL AT 8, RAFFLES CHAMBERS. Telephone 4476. (Studio at IS, Cuppage Rd.. off Orchard R«.) PILES-SPECIALISTS. Complete Cure Guaranteed Without Operation. m^^i All kinds of Piles are radically
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      320 4 I LET EXPERTS HANDLE THE REPAIR OF ALL YOUR CLOCKS WATCHES 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Road) CONTRACTORS FOR THE REPAIR OF CLOCKS WATCHES TO THE BRITISH ARMY A I RA F. BASE IN MALAYA, jiniiiii Willi tmvnmv «*J E^E^iG Safeguard your eyes—they are your greatest possession. It in
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    AMAZING SCENE AT FUNERAL
    150 5 Reuter Wireless. Shots From A Concealed Gunnau i I T.ondon, July 10. THERE was an amazing seen;» in Bellas! vvh n a bK funeral procession :i man killed in the recent disturb:i;vs was fired on in the notorious York Street. The shots came from a concealed
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    RUSSIAN SEAMAN
    99 5 Pleads Guilty To Charge Of Vagrancy Singapore. Wednesday. AJexandrovitch Boiko, a Rusman who pleaded guilty to a vagrancy before Mr.* C. H. the Fourth Magistrate, last, yesterday sentenced to one imprisonment in lieu of Of a fine ol SI. tted by Mr. A. R. Anderson, he had spoken
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    CAMPBELL BLACK'S PLANS
    87 5 Schedule Of Breaking: Flights Reuter Wireless. London. July 16. An ambitious sch°dule of record breaking fliehts had for the near future bv Campbell Black, from England to Cane town ar»d back, i i single hop a?rr >> the Atlantic from Ireland to Newfoundland and from London to
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    BASTILLE DAY
    68 5 600 Military Aeroplanes Fly Past Reuter Wireless. P. Ju'v 11. A novel feature of the Bastille fiii itaiy i view wa;- th<* fly-past of 600 ruiIir ;i y aeicplain\vh ch swoop <1 1 :<.v 1 v< r Pan's in fjult'es format'on. G!<>omy foretrdnsr? of disturbance; not fulfiilcd invective
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    L.C.C. REMOVES BAR
    52 5 Married Women Teachers And Doctors Reuter Wireless. London. July 16. j London County Council by 7fi s 0 37 approved of the removal of °ar on women teachers and doc- on their marriage which has been force since 1923 with exceptions in > w2 T '«Wential appoint-
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    SWAMI ADVAITANANDA
    67 5 a of Bharat Sevasoangna has been delivering* a sey i!o Ctures smce his arrival in Sunday last, July H. he addressed at the Kali Temple on "Re--01 Age." .The meeting was Dre- Ml T sivj tpragasam, Co- ami dwelt on the fundamental religion ond its influence on ma
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    KNOCKED DOWN BY CAR
    43 5 Singapore, Wednesday. An Indian ga at f ne level crowing in Grove Road wa? badlv injured when he was knocked down by a motor-car ycsterdav rhiej of his tees were crushed and hp was remcved to hospital by ambulance.
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    CANTON AFFAIRS
    107 5 Request That News Should Be Correct Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong, July 17. The Canton Government has realleged the Hongkong authorities to instruct tile newspapers here to be careful about the accuracy of unconfirmed reports concerning retirement and changes of officials in Kwanertung and ths u:nicstic political situation.
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    JAPANESE FINED
    79 5 Court Sequel To Iron Bar Assault Singapore, Wednesday. Pleadins guilty to a charge of assault, u young Japanese was fined £50 by th. Seccnd Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, i<j-day. I It appears that the accused was cleani ing a motor-car in Middle Road when ht saw the complainant,
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    "PILOT" FOUNTAIN PENS
    77 5 Sir. ga pore, Wednesday. anplicatkn for *he return of 757 "Pilot." fountain ])eri vo the local aeen s was made by Detective-Inspector N'ckcls »hl.s afternoon, before the District Judge M" 11. A. Foier. I* appears that al the time 'he was made there had been a contravention
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      23 5 'ucn ct «liiiieWITH i^^> METAL. POLISH Reckitt A Sons Ltd., Hull London. A tents: I A DAMSON, GILFILLAN CO. LTD. SINGAPORE PENANG I
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      43 5 OPERADIO; j Sound-on-Filra j I Talking Picture f THEATRE AMPLIFIER I Full Particulars Apply Z SEOW KUAN COMPANY. DHOBY GHAUT, SINGAPORE. Z I ii l:l II I'M I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
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      82 5 II THE WORLD AT VOIR FINGERTIPS WITH A WESTMSDOIISE 8 TUBE ALL WAVE jj MASTER RECEIVER JYau will marvel at thi clearness ol the speech, the hril'iaU treble and dominating has* of the music. 1 May we prove th'-s to you by a 1 demonstration without any obligator I on
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      172 5 '«i:i':i'«>i«ii».mHiHHi(iiiit<irmiwi«nt"f't 111 i inn 1 1 1 1 s BOSCH PLUGa j WIN IN TRIPOLI 1 ruJ 1 aJtan «fM in l! c ureal Motor Cycle Race al Tripoli 3 v il r cx'rvrae tropical heat Lbe 203.51 miles in 2 hours :J minutes 111 seconiU with y5.75 miles per
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      888 5 T0 S££!i I p HOHI, HOLLAND j BERLIN SHORT-WAVE PROGRAMME STATION A Wirzlcss Programme For An Organ Recital By J. E. To-Day Wirrlcss Programme For Hutchinson To-Day (PCJ: 19 71 Mtrcs). TO-DAY'S Empire uireless programme u 750 n m Dutch National A.them and 1 as follows:— open ng announcemeat. uju.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING NOTICE TO MARINERS
    669 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING NOTICE TO MARINERS Warning Of Heavy Gun Practice Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of the area mentioned below as possible during heavy gun practice which will take place from one of H.M. ships on
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    70 6 Mails expected from Europe, (London mails) by the P. and O Ranchi, *ime of delivery of boxholders' letters and general deliveries of letters and parcels 8.45 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Europe, etc.. (Amsterdam), by Air (Netherlands' today. time of delivery uncertain. Mails expected from China and Japan,
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    MONEY MARKET
    209 6 SELLING Singapore, July 18. London 4 months' sight 2 3 31 32 London 3 months' sight 2 3 15,16 London 60 days' sight 2 3 29 32 Lonuon 30 days' sight 2 3% London demand 2 3 27,32 London TT. 2,3 27 32 Lyons and Paris demand 862
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    SGERLING EXCHANGE
    99 6 British Official Wireless. London. July 17. Paris 74 25 32. New York 4.96 1 16 Montreal 4.9C%. Brussels 29.36. Geneva 15.13. Amsterdam 7.27%. Milan 60 1 16. Berlin 12.27%. Stockholm 19.39%. Copenhagen 22.39 Oslo 19.90%. Vienna 26V4. Prague 118 1 2 Helsingfors 226%. Madrid 36 3 32. Rio
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    PRODUCE
    190 6 Singapore. July 18. R. Siam i W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $144 R. i Siam t W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $141 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $139 Rice. B. Siam No. 1 per Koyansll4 Rice, B. Siam No. 2 pei Koyan $111 Siam,
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    290 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. JULY 18 High Tides.—0.49 a.m., 12.19 p.m. Concert by Miss Lida Langerveld and Miss Tjong See Yin, Memorial Hall, 9.30 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. League Div. II, S.C.C. v. R.E., S.C.C.; Div. Ill, S.C.F.A. v. Ft. Canning, Y.M.C.A. Golf:
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    AMUSEMENTS
    72 6 ALHAMBRA.--"Devii Do?s oi tne Ah." CAPITOL -Doctor's Orders." EMPIRE Chu Chin Chow" GREAT WORLD—Cabaret Danclna Sid --.shews. Malay Operas Chinese Warnnaa. Cinemas, Talkies, f+c HOLLYWOOD Double alkios MARLBOROUGH.—TamiI Talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaiet Dancing Sidi -shows. Malay Operas Chinese Wayane.s. Chu mas, Tn ikies, etc. PAVlLlON.—"Cardtrial Richelieu." RlTZ—•'Danger .uvlv Yours" and
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    132 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO AkRIVE Singapore, Juiy 13 East Wharf (Entrance Gate I) Nieuw Holland 22; Rohna 20. Mam Wnarr (Entrance Gate 3) Carthage 18; Centaur 16; Santhia 13; Yuen Sang 11; Kistna 8; Tam-o Maru 6. Umpire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Silverwalnut 30: Thurland
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      523 6 nrWIIIIHHIUIIHIIBIIDIHHItIiIITIT ■llWilllWlllll«UlltlUJIllUMMlMBItBl«UMJII«l«»UJilBU^'W"" i B1^MM lw,MtJ& SINGAPORE HOTfLS l MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J[ TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 TO 9.15 P.M. I DANCE (formal) 9.45 to Midnight and I I THE THREE NEW YORKERS THE POPULAR AMERICAN" DANCING TRIO IN WOTHI R ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME f APPEARING NIGHTLY —NON-DINERS $1.00
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      202 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WARNING. TAKE NOTICE tha.. when the International Code Signal "D" and a red flag is flying at Fish '.ig Stake I deg. 21' 53" N., KM (leg. 3» 34" E. and red flags flying a t Fishing Stages 104 deg. 2' 35" E.. 1 deg. 22' 29" N\
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      13 6 i GULL BAHARi lIMI'tKTS A SWEET FRAGRANT I SMELL WHIIST ASSMTRVC »M!P CROWTfI.;
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      75 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday. Last Night. Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. deg. F. Inches. Hours deg. F. Alor S ar 88 0.33 7.8 75 S'tiawan 91 Nil 0.1 73 Kota Bha:u 91 0.17 7.7 75 P.ukit Jeram 91 0.11 9.7 72 Malacca 85 0.15
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      564 6 I [POSTAL INTtLUCtHfIi SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY I (Santhia) 1 p.m. New Zealand (Nieuw hoiiand) 2.30 p.m. Mauritius (Nieuw Holland) 2.30 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and l. Diliy (Nieuw rioilana) 2.30 p.m. Australia, Southern and Eastern (Nieuw Holland 1 2.30 p.m. Burma iKhandaiiai 6 p.m. India,
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    OPIUM SMUGGLING FROM CHINA
    114 7 Hidden In Tins Of Beetroot From Our Oum Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. m 1 1 ION of .smuggling of opium irom hi. was made during the hearing >0 in the First Police Court yesShor who was brough, before the M irate on July 9 and pleaded
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    AROUND MALAYA
    211 7 Known People in 7he News che< Thong, of the District IV! Sitiawan, hat gone on transfer 8 Wai of the Nursing General Hospital. Taiping. n a short holiday. French has been appointed Endian Immigration for a period of three years. the well-known re. and formerly present In Kuala
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    MR. CHIU TSOO MING
    289 7 First Chinese Consul To Egypt Singapore, Wednesday. AMONG ihe passengers on board tre Italian liner Conte Rosso -"Mch passed through Singapore vestcrday la Mr. Chiu T&oo Ming, the first ChineseConsul tc Egypt. He is t 3 he station d at Cairo. Mir.Chiu formerly .served as Chinese
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    "TREMENDOUS SPEED"
    293 7 Johore Motor Cyclist Convicted (From Our Ovm Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 14. A Malay motor cyclist named Omar bin Awang, in the employ of the P.W.D. Johore Bahru, was charged yesterday before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahva 'Second Magistrate, Johore Bahru) with having ridden his machine in a
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    CHINESE INDUSTRY
    46 7 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 17. The association of Chinese Factories in Shanghai has written to Mr. Tsai Tsang Chin stating that a general collapse of the Chinese industry is threatened while credit relief frcm the Government is being delayed.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    SEAMEN GAOLED
    181 7 Forced Woman On The Streets Singapore. Wednesday. CMART punishment was meted out by the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, to-day, on a Javanese, Salleh bin Balleh. who was convicted on charges of living on the immoral earnings of a woman and (2» extortion of $15. Balleh was sentenced
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    AMICABLE A.A.
    107 7 Celebrations Of Seventh Anniversary A week-end of crowded activities wa<* spent by more than 200 members and friends of the Amicable Athletic Association, when the seventh anniversary ot the association was celebrated in Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow' at Pasir Paniang last Saturday and yesterday. Singing entertainment, tea
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    69 7 Transit Time For Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces ihat the transit time on full rate telegrams frcm Singapore to London on July 16 were as lollov.s: Telegrams handed in up to 5.00 p.m. 4 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to ..\3O p 01. 3
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    JUDGE'S NEPHEW MURDERED
    190 7 Brutal Crime in Indiana Detroit, July I. UOW Howard Carter Dickinson, nephew 11 of Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, was brutally murdered for the $150 which he carried on his person, to-day was detailed by William Schweitzer in his formal confession to police. Schweitzer, arrested two days
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    PENANG'S RAINSTORM
    216 7 Indian Crushed To Death By Falling Tr:e kS a result of the heavy rainstorm which swept over Penang earlv on Sunday morning, a cc:onut ree fell on an Ayer Itam house and fatally injured one of the inmates who was asleep at the time of the tragedy. The
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    EX-BANK MANAGER CHARGED
    434 9 I Alleged Granting Of Loans Singapore. Wednesday. CHARGED with authorising loans up to $14,370 to various officers cf the Sze Hrii Tong Banking and Insurance Cc.. Ltd., without security, Mr. Toh Aik Jed, a foimer manpger of the Bank cncerned, appeared before the Third Magistrate. Mr. J.
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    ELECTRIC TRANSPORT
    104 9 Stock Fully Subscribed In 65 Minutes British Official Wireless. London, July 17. 1 Lists in connection with the issue of j f32.000.000 stock on behalf of the Lou- j •Ion Electric Transnort Finance Corpora- Hon were closed 65 minutes after open- j ing to-day. The corporation is Treasury
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    THE SUMMER RECESS
    84 9 Adjournment Of Parliament On August 2 British Official Wireless. London, July 17. It is understood that the Government will move the adjournment of Parliament for the Summer recess on Aug. 2. fc The items in the programme then still to be disposed of, will be carried over
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    70 9 Trahsit Time For Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on July 17 were as follows:— Telegrams handed in up to 5 p.m., 6 minutes. j Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 p.m., 8
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    QUAKE IN JAPAN
    38 9 47 Killed: 52 Seriously j Injured Reuter. Tokyo, July 17. AN official message from TaihoktLstates that 47 have been killed; 52 seriously injured and 92 slightly hurt as the result of a quake in Shinghiku.—Reuter.
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    REGULATION OF SHIPS
    56 9 Order Fcr Rates And Charges To Be Filed I i Reuter. Washington. July 17. Apparently embarking on a scheme of regulation of ships flying foreign flags, using American ports, the Department of Commerce has ordered all carriers by water of export trade, to hie all their rates
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATHS.
    129 10 LEE—Mrs. Lee Choon Teat (nee Ong Geok Eng) passed away at her residence, 140, Chin Swee Road on Tuesday 16th July, 1935. She leaves behind her five sons Lee Cheng Lang. Seng Kim, Seng Ilong, Seng Kee and Seng Huat, five daughters-in-law, one daughter and one sun-in-law
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    VAIN HOPES
    698 10 gPEAKING at a political meeting a month ago, Mr. Anthony Eden, Minister for League of Nations Affairs, said: "I know of only one way by which a sense of security can be created. All nations must contribute to inspire confidence by making it clear that they are prepared
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    88 10 Statement Of Singapore Municipality THE Municipal health statement for the week ended July 13 shows hat therp were 218 deaths, as compared with 215 In the preceding week, and with ltM In the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death w^re:— Beri-beri b.
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    WIRELESS TESTS
    232 10 Nanking Service To Tokyo And Manila Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. July 18. THE International Wireless Station in Shanghai has carried out successful tests with regard to the radiophone service with Tokyo and Manila. After interviewing Marshal Chiang Kai Shek, Mr. Chiang Tso Pin, the Chinese Ambassador to
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    H.E. THE GOVERNOR
    84 10 To Leave For Kuala Lumpur On Monday Singapore, Thursday. H.E. the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, accompanied by Lady Thomas and Miss Thomas and attended by the personal staff, will leave Singapore for Kuala Lumpur at 10 p.m. on Monday and will return on the morning of Sunday,
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    22 10 The Hon. Mr. S. Q. Wong and Mrs. Wong left Singapore for Fraser's Hill to-day and wfu be away until Aug. 12.
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    Notes and Comments Cripps Again
    158 10 CIR Stafford Cripps, whose references to His Majesty in the past have made him unpleasantly notorious, has been at it again. In a speech at Bristol recently he declared that "there are many who feel depressed and discouraged oy the Jubilee ballyhoo and the cries
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    Real Patriotism
    196 10 iND what exactly does Sir Stafford Cripps mean by "cries of false patriotism"? It would seem that the brand of patriotism which Britain knows is very genuine indeed and was never stronger than to-day. Everything is false, presumably, which does not bear the Cripps brand No sentiments are
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    By Air To Brisbane
    187 10 tT seems only the other day that the air service between Singapore ana Australia was inaugurated, completing the long chain of Empire communication from England. Actually the service has been in existence nearly eight months, and for the greater part of tha: Lime passengers have been
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    Remarkable Progress
    196 10 iIITxIE'.ITO the great majority of Europeans whose work has taken them to Malaya have spent their time here without ever having the opportunity of seeing Australia. By steamer it is just too far away to make a visit possible during a spell of local leave. The aeroplane has
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    Topics Of The Day
    370 10 By "Looker-On" ATTENTION is drawn to the number of leading comedians who were educated at famous schools. Surely this should silence critics of our public-school system. AAA A baby girl has been born with a Jubilee crown on the small of her back. If backless dresses
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    Air Force To Overwhelm Abyssinia? ITALY'S PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN
    370 11 Bombing' Planes Heady ETHIOPIA'S REQUEST TO LEAGUE Reuter Wireless. Home, July 16. r JMi REE hundred more bombing aeroplanes are leaving <h< rtly for North Africa. The bombers will be commanded by General Yali, Under-Sec-retary for War. Italy already has 100
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    FIGHT SUCCUMB
    54 11 Heat Wave In The United States Reuter. Los Anjreles, July 17. THE temperature reached 126 derreea in Death Val'ev. California, related tc he the ho' est place on eath. where it is a'most inH*o*sible to exist in summer. F'.sht peonh su< umhci to the hi it in youth
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    PLANTERS' SALARIES & TAXATION
    131 11 PLANTERS' SALARIES TAXATION Hardly An Appropriate Condition (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 17. AN July 11, Sir George Hamilton, V conservative M.P., for Ilford, ffave notice of a question in the House of Common/, suggesting a reduction in the taxation on rubber companies on condition that such a reduction
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    OIL-DRIVEN MOTOR VEHICLES
    79 11 Special Tax?tion At Early Date The following communique has been issued by the Colonial Secretary, S.S.:— "Present users and intending purchasers of motor vehicles fitted with C.I. (compression ignition) engines or with producer-gas attachments are warned that Government intends their snecial taxation at an early date; whether
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    LEAGUE OF NATIONS
    92 11 British Delegation To 16th Assembly British Official Wireless. London, July 17. The United Kingdom delegation to the sixteenth assembly of the League of Nations in September will be led by the Foreign Secretary. Sir Samuel Hoare. Other delegates will be the Minister for the League of Nations
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    DUTCH AIR LINER CRASHES
    321 11 Passengers Safe SECOND WITHIN A WEEK Reuter. Bushire, July 17. Dutch air mail liner PHAKM crashed on leaving here this morning and was destroyed by fire, but the passengers and crew were saved. The liner Marboe was leaving for Baghdad at 4 a.m. when the starboard
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    TAPPING HOLIDAY
    43 11 Drastic Action In Sarawak A "tapping holiday" has been officially declared in Sarawak and is In force throughout the Sta'e from July 6 to 26. It is notified that anyone found taping rubber during this compulrpry rest will be fined $1,000.
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    MOTOR-CAR STOLEN
    32 11 Singapore, Thursday. A report ha;. I«:en mnde to 'he pel he t«. the effect that a motor-ear ov ned hv cJ Sikh living in Owen Road was stolen last n'cht.
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    MR. V. A. LOWINGER ARRIVES
    330 11 Exclusive Interview "COME TO CONSULT GOVERNOR" (From Our Own Correspondent; Penang, Thursday. ]yjR. V. A. Lowinger on board the Ranchi, which arrived here this morning, granted me an exclusive interview. \s,\ed what his plans were, he said he did not know until he arrived at
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    MR. PHILIP HOALIM FINED
    238 11 Obstructing A Public Servant 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) M_ Seremban, Wednesday. R. Philip Hoalim, the Singapore advocate and solicitor, appeared in the local police court to-day and v.as fined a total of $255 on three charges. The first charge was driving an unlicensed motor-car. the
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    FRANCE'S BUDGET BALANCED
    239 11 Government Decrees BANKING CIRCLLS IMPRESSED Reuter. Paris, July 17. A GENERALLY favourable impression has been created by the Government's budget decrees. Banking circles believe that a recovery of rentes will result and that negotiations for the stabilisation will be brought nearer, but no devaluation of the franc
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    Solicitor-General's Legal Reminiscences ROTARY LUNCHEON ADDRESS
    1649 12 I Mr. Adrian Clark SEVERAL AMUSING ANECDOTES Singapore, Wednesday. MR. Adrian Clark, the SolicitorGeneral, was the speaker at today's weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club of Singapore at the Roof Garden of the Adelphi Hotel. He chose as his subject "Legal Reminiscences" and related
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    CHINA'S PREMIER
    102 12 Mr. Wang Ching Wei May Resign Shanghai, July 17. MR Wang Ching Wei. the Premier, is likely to resign. His final decision is dependent on the result of General Huane Shao Hsiung's visit to Chengtu to see Marshal Chiang Kai Shex The ex'ent to which China will meet
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    PROMISSORY NOTE FOR $7,500
    187 12 Plaintiff Gets Judgment In Full Singapore, Wednesday. JUDGMENT for the plaintiff in the sum of $7,500, the amount claimed, and costs, was delivered by Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell in the Supreme Court to-day in a civil action that was begun yesterday. The plaintiff Narain Singh was
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    BRITISH LEGION VISIT
    172 12 Delegates Visit Herr Hitler Reuter Wireless. Berlin. July 15. Th British Legion del: gates, who Wero mi hi. >i;< Really welcomed by (teman Veterans on their arrival yesterday, laid I Wit?. !i of F anders' poppies on the 'lomj cf th Unknown Warrior this morning. officers in
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    TYPHOON OVER HAINAN
    54 12 Twenty Fishing Boats Sunk In Gale Sin Chew Jit Poh. Ilcngkong, July 17. tvDhcon blew over Hoihow. in Hainan Island, yesterday, going in the direction of the east. A scors of fishing boats were sunk, but li 1 tie damage was done to property ':i the port.
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    441 12 Chinese Sentenced To Seven Years Singapore, Wednesday. FOUND not guilty by a jury's verdicX of six to one, Lim Chai Seng a young Chinese who was charged along with a compatriot named Ang An on a charge of armed robbery was to-day acquitted and discharged by Mr. Justice
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    U.S. GIANT BALLOON
    58 12 Collapsed While Being Inflated Reuter Wireless. Rapid C:ty (South Dakota). July 12. The girnt American balloon Exploiei Two. sudden'y collapsed after beng Inflated nadv for B flight in the stratos phere and 3.750.000 CUDk feet of Helium escaped. No cue was injured. The cause of tfc« acc'd.nt
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    CHINESE ON SERIOUS CHARGE
    727 12 Committed For Trial At Assizes Singapore, Wednesday. A PRELIMINARY inquiry into a case in which a Chinese, named Chan Woon Seng, appeared on a charge ol administering poison with the pennon cause hurt to his 10 year-old *m, Chan Hian Leng, was heard before Mr. J
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    ALLEGED TRESPASS
    78 12 Singapore, Wednesday A woman named Mrs. Giles was the complainant in a case before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, this morning, in which Mr. J. M. Ismail Maricar was charged with trespass by entering her flats in Lok Yew Street, on July 13. Mr. Maricar was
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    C.C.A. LECTURE
    69 12 Under the auspices of the Chinese Christian Association. Mr Charles T. Culver, of the Christian Herald Industrial Mission, Foochow. will deliver a lantern lec'ure on "Industrial Education In Foochow" in the Institute Hail. Chinese Christian Association, Prinsep Street, on Thursday July 18. at p.m. A cordial invitation is
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    COURT SEQUEL TO FATAL ACCIDENT
    242 12 Owner And Driver Of Car Charged Singapore, Wednesday. A RATHER unusual case was h?ard by the District Judge, Mr. II. A. Forrer to-day. Ho Peng Ee. the owner of a motor-car. and his syce, Sulong, tfere charged with causing death by a rash act, <2»
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    THE WORD "KNOWINGLY"
    162 12 Fine Of S156 And Goods Returned (From Our Own Certcspondent) Johore. July 18. A merchant of Benut named Koh Lip Meng. successfully appealed before Mr. Justice J. V. Mills in the Supreme Court, Batu Paliat, yesterday, against a conviction and fine of $156.80 imposed on him by
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    FRANCE ECONOMISES
    63 12 Budget Saving Of Seven Milliard Francs Reuter. Paris, July 16. Following the longest Cabinet meeting since the war. lasting over fourteen hours, the Government aecided to issue twenty decrees effecting savings of milliard francs in the Ni-'tiomtl Budget plus 1.400 millions in the Communal Budgets and two milliards
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    NEW TRADE AGREEMENT
    92 12 Reduction In Tariff Of Manganese Ore Reuter Wireless. Moscow, July 13. Under the <erms of the new trade agreement, the United S grants the U.SS.R. the benefit of A rf>de agreements already concluded with eer ain countries and benefit 3 cf pact" to be concluded wi'h other
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    87 12 The second quarterly untitled ing of the Telok Ayer Epworth League will be held a' the" League's soci d hall on Friday at 8 p.m. when the depart m- ntal reports for the second quarter r\\ be" presented followed by he dier.'buticT cf prizes fcr ducted in 1934. The following
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    Incidence Of Small-Pox In Singapore HEALTH OFFICERS' VIEWS
    503 13 Vaccination Urged SO CAUSE rOR ALARM Singapore, Wednesday. ili-i great importance of vaccina- tOn and the need for the con--•nee and co-operation of the renU of the rural areas of Singato combat the incidence of alljox. was stressed by the new t
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    MRS. WALEY SENTENCED
    104 13 Echo Of Kidnapping Of Lumber King's Son Reuter. Tacoma, July 18. Mrs. Margaret Waley was to-day sentenced to 20 years' imprisonment.— Reuter. It will he recalled that Mr. and Mrs. Herman Waley pleaded guilty on Jun<» 21 to charges of kidnapping and ex tort ion in connection
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    BRITISH TRADE IN CHINA
    356 13 La.ssez Fair;* Policy deputation to board OF TRADE Reuter. London, July 17. DLPl 1 ATION from (he Manchester Chamber of Commerce, representing textiles, 'hemicals and engineering, today presents to the Board of Trade a report on British trade in China which was drawn up bv the
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    SUPPRESSION OF SLAVERY
    230 13 Debate In House Of Lords British Official Wireless. 1 London. July 17. THE subject of slavery was discussed in the House of Lords to-night in con- nection with the recent report of the I Slavery Committee of the League of i Nations. Lord Cecil and the Archbishop
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    LORD DALZIEL
    69 13 Death Of Newspaper Proprietor London, July 16. THE death is announced of Lord Dalziel.—Reuter Wireless. Baron Dalziel of Kirkcaldy was a newspaper proprietor and was Life Governor of St. George's Hospital and London Hospital. He was Member of Parliament for Kirkcaldy Burghs from 1892 to 1921. During the
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    Holders Retain Their Championship Titles WOMEN'S & MEN'S SINGLES
    1039 14 Holders Retain Their Championship Titles WOMEN'S MEN'S SINGLES Straight Sets EBONG SOO AND MRS. LAING !(By "jCross-Court") Singapore, Thursday. IF Lim Boong Soo had not been play- ing quite up to form in the preliminaries of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Championships, has was certainly in fine condition yesterday, when he
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    JOHORE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    125 14 Finals To Be PUiyed To-Day To-Morrow THE finals of the Johore Lawn Tennis Championships will be played at the Johore Civil Service Club at 5 p.m. today and to-morrow. TO-DAY'S MATCHES Novices Singles: L. A. Marshall v. Wong Thian Teck. Open Men's Doubles: N. A. Hannay and
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    INTER-COLLEGE SOCCER
    155 14 Raffles vs. Medicos On Saturday The seventh annual Inter-College soccer match will be played on Saturday. July 20. on the Medical College sports ground at 5.15 p.m. Of the matches played the_ Medicals hay- won three, twice in succession in 1833 and 1934. and the Raffles won once
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    CHINESE OLYMPIAD
    609 14 Pahang To Compete For The First Time t By Our Chin<s< Correspondent) PAHANG has prepaied her contingent to participate, for the first time, in the Malayan Chinese Olympiad to be held at Penang in the near future. A meeting of the districts' representatives had been convened recently at
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    ENGLISH CRICKET AVERAGES
    73 14 Wyatt Heads Batting List London, July 6. THE lollowing are the latest averages in English cricket: BATSMEN R. E. S. WYAUT 62.29 SMITH ID.) 59.05 SUTCLIFFE 48.62 E. R. T. HOLMES 46.36 WOOLLEY 44.04 MEAD 43.89 TODD 43.76 BARBER 4354 AMES 42.52 SMART (CJ 42.05 BOWLERS GEARY
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    AMICABLE A.A.
    254 14 Results Of Sports Held At The Week-End The following are the results of the Amicable Athletic Association's Sports held at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow on Saturday and Sunday last. Billiards <Thr:c Ball Open Champion;hip>: Winner. Mr. Yeo Koon Yam; run-ner-up, Mr. Ong Mali Soh. Highest Ijreak. Mi.
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    MUAR OLYMPIC ATHLETES
    122 14 To Play In Friendly Matches On Saturday it is announced that the Muar and the I Malacca Olympic athletes for the Malayan Olympic Sports, will play friendly matches on July 20 at Chong Wah School Sports* Crcund. The following events will be played:—FIRST HALF. Me.i—Volley at 3.30
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    R. E. S. WYATT
    330 14 Coldest Captain England Has Known London, June 22. FE name of R E S. Wyalt will go down in cricket history as that of ono of the boldest captains England has known. Other Test captains nave nad their characteristics, and in their various ways they have
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    89 14 Results Of Ladies Foursome Competition i ho ;ollo\vi -,g were the scores returned lor the Ladies Foursome Competition which was played cn Wednesday, july 17: Mrs. O'SulI van Mrs. W. Grlrve 11—13 =31 Mrs. G. L. Ayr.' Mrs. W. J. II. Ronnie 48—15 =33 Mrs. G. L.
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    TO-DAY'S LEAGUE GAME
    59 14 Tht fallowing have accepted to play Asociiatioii football for S.C.C. XI vs. R.L. to-day in a 2nd Div. League match: P. If. Adam; A. Ferguson and A. P. Craigie; J. A. Gibson, R. V. Welch and J. E. Hai\ y; J. E. D. Graham." C. T. 0-.v<
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    SECOND DIVISION SOCCER
    560 14 Chinese Win By Odd Goal In Fivs Singapore, Wednesday. AN interesting Second Division soccer match was witnessed at the Anson Road Stadium between the S.C.F.A. ana the Marine Department, resulting in the Chinese emerging winners by the odd goal in five. The Chinese deserved to win but
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    BUNCHING IN THE OAKS
    406 15 Mesa Baulked QUASHED MISSED ALL THE TROUBLE London. WHEN Lord Harewood congratula (i Colletige Leader, the trainer, i s victory in the Oaks ho i "Bui the Wrong one won." Lord S anleys Quashed. a 33 to 1 won a thrilling finish wi h villi Mesa
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    FRIDAY'S SOCCER
    62 15 following will be selected the .-Anglo Sports Club to !u'> ,n a friendly game of t the S.C.C. "B" XI on Friday •he S.C.C. ground. n4seng, I'hua Boon Hua'\ Cheo-ig 1 Harry Ss.ng. M. Velu. Tan Buck Tin, rhce Yong Rock, P. Hai rial g II k. Kee
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    S.C.C. BOWLS DOUBLES FINAL
    36 15 of the S.C.C. Lawn Bowls d cap will be play i on Friday. en V -F. Coleman and C. V. ulu 2 \B. E H. C itaaaa and J. Bod- ■*< plai r».
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    NEW ZEALAND TEAM FOR ENGLAND
    162 15 Programmes Of Matches Completed THE programme of matches fur the New Zealand Rugby .tiam. who arrive an England on September 2nd, has now been completed. Twenty-eight fixtures have I arranged, 1! i n England, eight in Wates, lour ;n Scotland, and two in Ireland Analysed
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    CHINESE SWIMMER
    212 15 Farewell Dinner To Champion 1 Mti'oourne. July 4. Execui officiate of the Victorian Amateur Swimming Association teiide.- [< d a farewell dinner to Kwok Chun Han Chinese breast-stroke champion, on the eve of his departure by the Changte on July 4. Presentations travelling case and two champion- dais
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    PRAGUE'S LATEST GAME
    102 15 "Hare And Hounds" By Air, Car And Radio Prugua. 4 A novel iorm of "hare and nounas has been invented by the Czechoslovak Wireless-Amateurs Association and Maaryk Air League. A motor-car was given ten minutes' siart fiom the aerodrome here. Then an aeroplane with an amateur's radiotelephone
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    SOME CRICKET
    81 15 He Saw The Game, Anyway! Th re will not be much competition for the job of opening batsman in the Welford Tnrk (Bezkshive) team from now on. In a recent match the side was all ou'-' for eighteen runs and one of th" opening pair carreri hit bat
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    AUSTRALIA'S DAVIS CUP DEFEAT
    499 15 How Crawford Mcd'ralh Were Beaten THE surp-r sing defeat of Australia in the si mi-final of the European Zone by Germany has Upnri many people's Uav»s Cuu ealculat.oDs and in particular wui come as a big shock to their supporteis down under. AUfitiana wer e strcngly
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    LINDRUM CHALLENGED
    315 15 i Brother's Invitation To 12-Day Match Melbourne, July 5. Walter Lindrum, the world's champion b.ll ard player, will be extended to the utmost of his ability for the first t-me in his career if he accepts a novel challenge ssued ty Fred L.ndrum Fred Lindium. who until last
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    S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    64 15 En Ties for the S.C.C. Autumn Lawn rcnms Tournament close on August 14 and tnp tournament starts ofl August 27. Any member who wishes to take part la the following; events:— A Handicap Singles. B. Handicap Doubles. C Profe?son Pa Irs Open, la asked bo sh n
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    "TIME OXFORD WON THE COAT RACE"
    438 15 Cambridge Union's Advice To Dark Blues THK succession of failures by Oxford in the Boat Race was the subject of debate at Hie Cambridge Union Society when the largest house of the term gathered to hear the discussion of the motion "That if is
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    SKIPPING TITLE
    142 15 Two World Records Broken Melbourne. July 6. Phenomenal figures—two world tecorus were broken—were established in the State skipping championship when J. J Brown. Victorian Railway Institute, won the title with 926 pains for three events. The first surp.ise was caused by T. Lewis, whose 151 in the half-minute
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    THE ALL BLACKS
    278 15 Completion Of Team For England THE remainder of the New Zealand All-Blacks Rugby team to tour Great Britain next season were chosen on June 15. They are: G. Gilbert <full-back»; T. H. C. Caughey, N. Ball, H. Brown, and N. A. Mitchell (three-quarters); J. R. Page, E.
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    BRITAIN'S BOXING HOPES
    195 15 When Will She Win World's Title? WHEN' will great Britain pain the heavy- we ght boxing title of the world? Well, there is not eaough lj^h t on the question Ci the moment to give even the wildest gu?.ss of an answer. Both Jack Petersen and Len
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    MALACCA TENNIS
    79 15 Match Between Malacca Club And Jasin Club i I The following is the team to lepresent Malacca Club in a tennis match against the j Jasi.i Club on the former's courts on July iy- Mixed Doubles:—Mrs. R. E. Pitt and J. I R. Bumham. j Men's Doubles:—Hon. Mr.
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    AUSTRALIA & THE DAVIS CUP
    823 16 AUSTRALIA THE DAVIS CUP Good Chance Miss:(I GERMANY 1 HE MAIN OBSTACLE WHEN the Australian team set ou ill quest of the Davis up »he cri ics remarked that this year Australia had the chance ol a time, but ther hopes have «-e't; dashed to the ground by Germany, whose
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    INDIAN BATSMAN FOR ENGLAND
    295 16 To Undergo Three Months* Training i Calcutta, June 19. i GENEROUS offer to send the most promising Bengali batsman of the I coming ciicket season in Calcutta tc England for three months' training at his own expense was made by Mr. S. p v oy «representing
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    ANOTHER SPEED RECORD
    52 16 British Drivers' Success At Sail Lake I Reuter. Salt Lake City. July 17. Tin- British drivers. John Cobb, Rose Richards and C. J. Dobson, the alternate drivers of the Napier Railton car or. the vaK Hats, covered 3.235 miles in 24 hours. The previous record was .i.OJti
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    EASTON RETIRES
    256 16 Lord Woolavington's Colt For Stud I CRD Woolavington has decided not to i u;i Easton again. The colt rctiies ,o stud forthwith. Many good judges ol a lacehorse, who saw Eas on. W ntho 1 Lad, and BranU me n the paddock at Ascot were of the opinion
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    RACES POSTPONED
    146 16 First Time In History In Victoria Melbourne. July 3. For the fi'st time in history of racing n Victoria it was found necessary to postpone a race nu-etrng owing to a phenomenal fop. wh eh made racing too dangerous to proceed. The Woodend Race Club's Charity Meeting was
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    GERMAN OFFER TO BRADDOCK
    235 16 r<> Mec-l Schmcling to. Title yET a"ic her premolar is after a w h June** J. Bltddock, ,he ue«« w.i-U n.-vv charnp.cn. On Juik 15 F.ed Kiisch. of the 3e>--1 n .mp.. a, t>po*ts Faiace, cabled his Aiiiwi can .ep c.:nia ve, Jimmy Bronoii, t? effe:
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    ENGLISH SPRINTER
    287 16 A. \V. Sweeney's Success In Paris Pat's, Ji'ne 16. •The weather was more like autumn than June when the hrst International athletic meeting of the French seaso v.as held this afternoon at the Colons bes Stadium. There were rnanv English competitors, but a notable absentee in the 800
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    SHREWSBURY B.P.
    141 16 Playme at 62. Shewsbu'v Road, th Shrew-bury Badminton Party beat Lads United Badminton Party by games to one. Scores (Shrewsbury players mentid fist) Chua Lent Kuan beat X S U>] 7—15. 15—10. 15—8: Chumr Cheng Hot. heat Beah Kane Chew 15- 8 18 I Geo-ge Vm beat Low
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    Objection To Marriage Overruled SUPREME COURT JUDGMENT
    970 17 Oiiolion (M Consent [Villi's RIGHT OF KEFUSAL Singapore, Thursday. y ."Beckett Terrell detiidgment in the Supreme morning in the case in Lee Keng Gin petitioned for directions in the matter marriage with Miss Wong Kim Lan. d al t he hearing 6i the
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    ISAKO'S CIRCUS
    196 17 Special Performance To-Night Singapore, Thursday. IN honour of Ui« H.E. the Governor's visit to Isako's Circus to-night, arrangements have been made by Mr. F Isako's for holding a gala performance p-1 9.15 p.m. for which there will De no increase in prices of admission. The management states that
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    SPECTACULAR FILM
    210 17 "Devil Dors Of The Air" At The Alhambra AT THE CINEMAS rjEVIL Dogs of the Air." which opened v at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday, la a glorious Lribute to the efficiency of air arm of the United States Navy. The co-operation which the U.S. Naval authorities gave to
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    "DOCTORS ORDERS"
    196 17 Leslie Fuller's Comedy At The Capitol THAT excellent comedian Leslie Fuller is starred in the B.I P. oroduction j Doctor's Orders," which is now at the 1 Capitol. It is a diverting story of a quack doctor who frequents lairs and makes much money by the sale of
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    GREAT WORLD
    70 17 Nino And Felv To Appear In Cabaret rfSfl Fely the clever Continental Cabaret entertainers, who drew crowded audiences at Raffles Hotel, will oi!n a 1 at th r Gr t at Worid Claret on Saturday night when they wii' Dreseir several items from their varied reix-rtire an Fely
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    UNCUSTOMED GOODS
    57 17 tt, Muar, Juiv 17 For being knowingly in po ision a* goods ,o the value $388 85. on which the duty oavable amounted to $202.77. Sin Sso* *mteneed bv the u C >r I«tra f Mr. Whennox. to a fine of S4 000 in deJ n Clght months
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    JAPANESE GENERAL'S DISMISSAL
    45 17 Victory For Mor-2 Moderate Elements Reuter. London, July 17. 'pHE London papers call attention to the dismissal of General Mazaki, the Japanese Inspector General of Military Training, as a victory for the moderate elements in the Japanese Army, foreshadowing other disciplinary measures.—Renter.
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    HACKED TO DEATH
    186 17 Shocking Tragedy Near Batu Pahat lfrom Our Own Correspondent) N* irxx'e u Baftru, July 17 r«WS .s to hand ot a murder which was committed rt Parang Sari, a little Malay Settlement on the r'ght bank of the B;«tu Pahat liver ::bout three milt-3 from Ealu Pahat
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    FLIGHT TO CAPE TOWN
    70 17 H. L. Brook Out To Break Amy's Record Reuter. London, July 18. Mr. H. L. Brook, the Yorkshire airman, left Lympne aerodrome at 12.38 a.m. on an attempt to break Amy MoIlLson's record flight 4 of days 6 hours to Capetown. Brook is using the same
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    MR. JAMES LIN
    57 18 jSon Of President 01 China Married Reuter. Ashland (Kentucky), July 17. MR. James Lin, son of the President of China, who proposed marriage to a sh(.p assistant in a 10-cent after she had returned his pocket-book wh'ch he ac-identrlly dropped, was married to tho girl, Mss Viola
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    48 18 Among the passengers on the P. and O. liner Carthage is the Rev. T. W. Douglas James, M.A.. who has spent 25 years in South China as a missionary of the Presbyterian Church. He is pro ceeding to England to assume office as Foreign Missions Secretary in London.
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    Malayan Planting Topics
    1689 18 The Problem Of Re-Planti g Its Advisability t.. Pros And Cons Desirable Tree-Age At Which To Re-Plant (By "Pertinax) IT would need extreme self-confid-ence to lay down dictatorial instructions without appearing merely fatuous. The subject is one on which divergent views are still held by men rightly
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    THE YELLOW RIVER FLOODS
    519 18 A Million Rendered Homeless Reuter. Tsinanfu, July 17. UNOFFICIAL Chinese sources estimate that 6.50C square miles of West Shantung have been inundated by the Yellow River floods and that a million people have been rendered homeless. I! is reported <hat 500 villages are submerged in the
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    THE HOLY SEE
    39 18 British Official Wireless. London, July 17. The Kine has approved the appointment of Mr. Francis D'Arcy Godolphin Osborne, Minister at Washington, to be His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Holy See.—British Official Wireless.
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS
    88 18 Letters To The Editor [Our readers are invited to write u us on subjects of public interest it must be understood that the "Malay* Tribune" does not necessarily IT dorse opinions expressed by common,' ents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIFf AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and
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    Bookmakers
    343 18 (To the Editor, (he Malaya Tribune) Sir,—I quite agree with what has to say in his letter which in your issue of to-day. Bookmakers have many trk Singapore, Penang and the F M s one has only to read the last rej the Stipendiary Steward of th< Racing Association
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    THEFT OF TIMBER
    180 18 Chinese Charged In Police Court Singapore, Thui>uay. As a result of several thefts cf tlmber in the Municipal catchment area in Thomson Road lately, three Chin* c were produced before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, yesterday, to answer a charge of stealing two pieces of
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    THE PROCESSING TAXES
    72 18 Agricultural Act To Continue To Function Reuter. Washington, July President Roosevelt gave an assurance that the Agricultural Administra tion Act, mentioned yesterday, will continue to function until the Supremo Court has given its final ruling on the Processing Taxes. The President turned over to the Attorney-General the
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    HOME-GROWN TIMBER
    62 18 Increasing Attention Given I" Britain British Official Wireless. London, July 1" The fifteenth annual report of tlv Forestry Commissioners, just issued shows that increasing attention lias been given to the utilisation of homegrown timber. The total area of plantations in Grea 1 Britain on September 30, 1934, v
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    THRILLING CEYLON MAN-HUNT
    442 19 \lleged Murderer COMBINED FORCES' VAIN SEARCH dulJa (Ceylon), June 11. a R abortive effort has been arrest Wannuku Tissav horn tho ]>olice are in connection with three two cases of attemptin the Eastern and Uva since 1933. During the of 1933 a villager was hile watching his
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    "DESERTER" TO BE EATEN
    79 19 Departments Order To Captor 'in, r-, r, Washington. S ates Naval authorities ot a instructions that the captoi am deserter" should kill the and cat him. M Gibson, of Chattanooga Mote the Navy Department Had caught a carrier >nng a navy leg bend. oncer replied: '•<>rd
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    13,465 "HOWLERS" CAUGHT
    69 19 ean "l P Of Wireless Nuisances In France Paris. 'e month 13.46b "howlers"— 'no Interfere with their neighX™, w ireless reception—have been j the French Ministry of Posts graphs, which is conducting a against these wireless nuiTU jv will all be punished, for in is an offence
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    BIRDS AND BEASTS IN THE NEWS
    458 19 Large Crowd Watches A Snake-Fight ANIMALS are in the news. Here are some unusual stories reported by Reuter correspondents in different pans of the world:— SNAKES FIGHT TO THE DEATH Two snakes engaged in a fight to the death were watched by a Large
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    SAVING A DYING RACE
    165 19 National Settlement For South African Busjhmen Johannesburg, Transvaal. i A national .settlement for Bushmen— South Africa's aying race—Will be setup in Kalaharu Gemsbok National Park if plans under considei ation by the National Park's Board of Trustees are parsed. A>. present the Bushmen are used as
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    HEARING RESTORED
    128 19 Screaming Cures 60-Year-Old I Woman Of Deafness Lisbon. Screaming lias cured the deafness of a 60-year-old widow here. She is Maria Malaquias, widow of an old fisherman of Praia de Pedrogao in the north of Portugal. She became deaf when her husband was drownfed ten years ago. The
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    MISSIONARY WORK OVERSEAS
    466 19 More Money And Recruits Needed London, June 20. MORE money and 86 new recruits are needed for Missionary work in the Empire and overseas. This is stressed by the Archbishop of Canterbury in his Foreword to "World Wide Witness, the Third Unified Statement? of the Work and
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    OVERSEAS NURSING
    326 19 The Importance Of Pensions (By Air Mail) London. June 28. PENSION prospects are of vital importance in nursing appointments abroad. The Earl of Athlone expressed this view when he presided at the annual meeting her? of the Overseas Nursing Associat D He referred to the number of nurses,
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    MAN'S SECOND EDEN
    445 19 "No Modern Paradise" U.S. JOURNAL ON THE CEYLON EPIDEMIC JiHIS i«, how the "New-Week,'' an American journal, o n May 4, described the malaria epidemic in Ceylon:— ''When an angry God exiled Adam from Paradise, an old legend holds, the first man found refuge in Ceylon. Since
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