Malaya Tribune, 19 July 1935

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXIL- No. ITI SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1935 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday, July 19, 1935- Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1935. FIVE CENTo.
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      107 1 'Raui The $>ribmz Dominant MOTORS DYNAMOS Lancashire Dynamo Crypto ELECTRIC GENERATORS and MOTORS. GIVE CONTINUOUS AND PRICES ARE and k »Ml Hut i| >| RELIABLE SERVICE WJI COMPETITIVE v > Sole Agents: Incorporated in S.S. i j MILK AT ITS am I SINGAPORES FAVOURITE BRAND I I BECAUSE (j (j
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      202 1 THE "CONTAX" CAMERA Sole Agents THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO, PjO. Box 92. SINGAPORE. The Original <j^fr 1 PRfMUS f|\ Ml Whether for HEATING and LIGHTING or veraFional COOKING when it seems unnecessary y to light a wood fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equal for efficiency and economy. The
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    Shipping News & Notices. TRAINING GERMAN CADETS
    1034 2 Shipping News Notices. TRAINING GERMAN CADETS Theory And Practice SYSTEM ON BOARD A CARGO STEAMER INTERESTING details of the me- thods adopted on hoard a German merchant ship used for training purpose* are included in an article, published in "Hansa," by Captain F. Oehlrich, who was in command of .such
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    LAUNCH OF NEW DESTROYERS
    82 2 The destroyers Grafton and Glowworm, being built at the works of Messrs. John I. Thornycroft and Co Southampton, will be launched on July 22 and Sept. 18 respectively. These are two of the eight destroyers of the 1933 programme, the others being Greyhound and Griffin (Messrs
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      461 2 STEAMER SAILINGS j I P&Omd BRITISH I INDIA P, X 0. S. N. Cog SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1986. BEH A X <: 000 July V.; i: \.\< Hi 17,000 .July 19 SOUDAN 0,500 July 31 NALDEMA ljf,oou Aug. 2 kANPURA 17,000 Aug. 1C BCRDWAN 6.070 Aug. 20 RAJPUT
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      645 2 N.Y.MJi IN E J GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). NEW REDUCED FARES TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ. ————^M^^^— As from the sailing of s.s. "Hakusan Maru," August Bth for London, fares by steamers will be:— iHt. 2nd. Naples $497 $540 »317 $343 Marseilles 514 557 326
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      486 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR GENOA. LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M.S Sham BORINGIA 6-8 0-8 7-8 9-8 ERRIA 20-8 20-8 21-8 23-8 LALANDIA 17-9 17-9 18-9 20-9
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      479 2 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCrIEh LLOYD —(Incorporated \Germany). The undernoted are the Company's latended /bctures: OUTWARDS. UN. "POTSDAM" for Manila, Hongkong Shanghai and Japan July Si "NECKAR" for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China and Japan Aug. G "ODER" for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China and Japan Aug 25 "TRAVE'" for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    144 3 VMJ'LS SLIGHTLY STEADIER l.itlli Husiness )'its»ing i iijiuiii, Krktoi,\ morning. i; hi) (SlMj-MiJiol'i I'J'H cts,» 0t I: Time; St part v. Quiet. nnchaiui ind;»y s Prices: ».(.*n' l*>d» imchantrwl. v t- I*. i. Stosui) ;.ttor easier. V« ik. VI c**>. tiov. 1!j ct. i t Tone: Hull.
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    86 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore. Friday. [ING Quiet, Raubs $6.90 $7.00, Petallngs $6.00 SB.IO. T. Harbours $7.75 57.85. Pungahs 22 6 23 3. Takuapas 23 3 Rahmans .95 .97. Lukuts $1.00 $1.04. RUBBERS Quiet. G'enealy $1.70 $1.80. Mentakabs 38»2 39V 2 Brogas .84 .86. 1 dragirfe si.o4 $1.07, B. Lintang
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1581 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., and LyaD and Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Friday, 10 a.m. Issue FYaser yal' *v ue Co. Evatt 4- Ampat 3,6 4 1 1 1 2 Ip% 4.1V2 £1 A. Kumbang 32,- 33,- 326 33|6
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    69 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore. Friday noon. Buyers Sellers. No. T.X.R.S.S. in rases (F. 0.8. July) 19 11 lf> 19 13 16 Good F.A.Q. in rases (F. 0.8. July) 1014 19% No. IXR.S.S. (Spol-bose) (awardable Snore) IOMr 19% do. AugJSept. 19% 20 do. Oct. Dec. 20% 20
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    ECHO OF PEPPER CRASH
    446 3 Failure Of.James And Shakespeare, Ltd. IBy Air Mail) iFrvm Oar Own Ccrieajiundent London, July 10. IN the compulsory liquidation of James and Shakespeare Limited, metal broker,'i, Leudenhall-stree*, E.C., Mr. ETA Phillips, Senior Official Receiver, has issued a summary of the company's statement. Of aflair.s showing gross
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    RUBBER REPORT
    149 3 Complete Stagnancy In Past Week TMES&HS UUiliri- iUiil Co.. L;c u. hell wn KO; lubber report, Milted Tilly 18. z>UW: Lac* ol e.iqun nd the ri. mi lc ol any pr.iucului celling pics?m( have er .i ckl tilfr.CKL rcuiplnle siagnttW'v feu til' pnv W'-t-K Or iv! nday value
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    RECLAIMED TIN
    119 3 New Plant Opened At Los Angeles iß} Aiv Moll-» I'r.iw Our Own CWrcsjiQiitiziit> London July 11 A itSiv t»om Lo- Anc'l»* glv* a «ore (<•»:« I u I iU.* Vp reclrmnt&ii plinit 'U«t .H"" 'I Uierv "A tnatnrtal curlir'uiisj»' r! U S tin imports i- c n'mwl fc>
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    BUFFER POOL UNLOADING
    286 3 But Higher Quota In Operation (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July, 11. IT is understood that the Buffer Pool it now reka ;ing its qub readily. Notwithstanding the obscurity in which the P~cl deem? it deacrabfa operute, thee s;ems to he an under•tendtns; in
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    STOCK MARKETS
    33 3 British Official Wireless. London, July 18. SterUng on New York 4.95-1516; Paris 74-1116. The stock markets were quiet. War Loan 3K» per cent. 106%. Gold 140s. 11» 2d— British Official Wireless.
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    SUEZ CANAL
    167 3 Slump In Shares Puzzles Experts 'By Air Mail) Paris. July 8. Suez Canal shaics vc:r> sold heavily on the Bourse to-day as ihe result of the Egyptian Government* decree annulling ihe gold clause in interna tonal contraetj and the Suez Canal Company's announcement that, as from to-day. mast
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    RUBBER RESEARCH DEVELOPMENTS
    383 3 Mixed With Tar For Road-Making 'By Air Mail) [From Our Oiin Cor< espondentj London, July 12. Important experiments with rubber, in a new form, for application in ioa.d construction and road surfacing are being carried out at the Chemical Reearch Laboratory at Teddington. Promising reports of progress
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      239 3 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. METER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE. Capital Fully Paid Yen 100.000.000. Reserve Fund Yen 125.800,000. HEAD OFFICE. YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Batavia, Berlin, Dairen, FengHen. Hamburg, HanV.'i\v. Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsinking, Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angeles, Manila, Moji, Nagasaki, Nagoya. New York, Osaka, Paris, Peiping, Rangoon. Rio
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      19 3 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager.
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      286 3 Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout tha Dutch East Indies and m the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents in the principal Cities
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      592 4 M. HASSAN, I MA 17 BSAB BAKAH ROAD, 1 SINGAPORE. I We undertake all sorts of worg In electrical, gas and water ser- vice lines. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your B requirements 8 Estimate submitted upon re- I
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      702 4 PIANOFORTE STUDIO 75, SOPHIA ROAD. Lessons in Pianoforte Playing. Special tuition for children, preparation for the Certificates. A.T.C.L., L.T.C.L. Diplomas of Trinity College of Mnsic. Terms Moderate. BEATRICE de SOUZA, L.T.0.L., THONE 2114. AIDS TO THK CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATIONS. Questions Answers on British Empire History—lst series $1.00 Questions Answers on British
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      738 4 TOOTHACHE f BANISHED INSTANTLY by ODONTORO. i Reliable Effective cure in a few minutes. Trials solicited. Don't delay— act at onre. jj NON-POISONOUS AND HARMLESS TO HEALTH EVEN WHEN THE SALIVA IS ACCIDENTLY SWALLOWED. Prkes: large bottle $1.00 small bottle .30 Obtainable at John Little Co., Ltd., Singapore. M. S.
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      406 4 ESTATE AND LAND AGENT. 1 French Bank Building (top floor). f $-1,000,000 of property for Sale in I Arab Street, North Bridge Road, j Robinson Road and all business areas. Bungalows and attractive Building Sites. Special branch for Furnished and Unfurnished Houses and Flats. All personally inspected and recommended. 1
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      331 4 1 .1 LET EXPERTS HANDLE THE REPAIR OF ALL YOUR CLOCKS WATCHES 42», NORTH BRIDGE ROAD f(Near Middle Road) CONTRACTORS FOR THE REPAIR OF CLOCKS WATCHES TO THE BRITISH ARMY A RAF. BASE IN MALAYA. Safeguard your eyes—they are row greatest possession. It is dangerous to neglect them. Free Sight-Testing
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    FILMING MISHAP
    89 5 luirlts Narrow Ii pr I'rom Drowning iloliywood. tile actor, has had from drowning in the u- taking parr In thr i mm 'he Bi'unty.' progress oil board r'A lie Lrthnrus of Santa i'»'-iiitii LkLiinl runL'ii.? and th? brown heavily by thnr moment, in linuh. was bellowmen m til'
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    FRANCIS LEDERER
    130 5 I.cading iViice rusade In I'nited States Hollywood 112" l th(' rtlnt actor who I)! ..tut?. 1111<» mdorri in "Autumn C.'rc>( 11 <1 ihi L"Iil1oii .s'.igc- k> leading j pi .ut i ii; ;idv <>ln the Unl;td States A Prrsiticm of an orgu ligation callea •lie World P-Ace Fed».ration.
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    ONE BIRTHDAY FOR 5
    93 5 Sydney, July 27. Constable George Lithgow, of he Central Court .staft, Sydney, N.S.W.. has children. There is net nine: remarkable atom that but the family is probably uniqu ail the same, for all the children were born en the same date— Mrs. Lithgow's first children were
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      66 5 v mil .1 w v-rc irresisublc to men. P*»nrt d look Just natural hbndin/; of 1; ha io;np!c:;ion. has remarkable property < f tntwtfyinj natural coloring in \ĕmt lips. TiuMpc 1,1 is \ou» own! Its <j;<...m base keeps P ii and smooth. Jet per iojJc. I aii'iee Rouge Gocflttaci gives
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      162 5 TRADITIONAL STROMBERG CARLSON EXCELLENCE j Now Plus Chromophobe leprcductfcn THE Stromberg Carlson I 10 TUBE CHROMOPHONIC RADIO CONSOLE MODEL j incorporates every worth WhUi modern device for the perfection ot* tone and reception. Lack of background noise is a revelation. Sekctorite Dial and strikingly designed cabinet. WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION
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      140 5 .let* 1 jr II I j AND GROWING. TOO! SEND 15 CENTS FOR TRIAL BOTTLE). HORLICK'S <S|l~ {ML THE OFJC I N A L MALTED MILK Cf gl X) Jm\\V 100 PER CENT ENERGY'GIVING NOURISHMENT REPRESENTATIVE: H M HODGES SINGAPORE I Testing Free Crookes Lenses completed with frame from $5.
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      130 5 TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Th? Yascha Krein Orchestra TRANSMISSION 2 1 Bi<> Ben. The Trocadero Cinema tra, relayed from the Troxy i London. The BBC. Dance Orchestra. ich time signal at 7.20 p.m. Friday Midday Concert, relayed Queen's College. Birmingham. Ingham Ladies' String Quartet. The news and announcements. 05 The Pavilion
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      219 5 PHOHI, HOLLAND Wireless Programma For To-Day (PCJ: 10.71 Mi-tr.s) 7.50 pm. Dutch Nal-hral Anthem and Op nine, an louneement. i v p.m. Records. 8.05 p.m. F naneial and economical talk by Dr. G. Wiebola. 8.25 p.m. Records. 8 80 p.m. Statio.i orchestra conducted by Loo Cohen 1. Overture "Sejniranvs." G.
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      314 5 BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE j STATION i Wireless Programme For To-Day I (DJB: 10.74 Metres; DJN: 31.45 Metres; DJQ: 19.63 Metres). I 4.05 pm. DJB, DJN Announcement (Germ.. E.igl German Folk Song. Prolamine Forecas.- (Geim. Engl.). 4.20 pm. Woman's Programme: Our Times as seen by Women Artists. I 4 SS pm. Sho.t
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    91 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED G. G. Merlin. French. 953 tons from Saigon 18.7; to Saigon 27.7. Belawan. Dutch, 715 tons, frcm Bandjermasin 18.7; to Bandjermasin 21.7. Togian, Dutch, 672 ions, from Pontianak 18.7; to Tambilan Pontianak 20.7. P:rak, British, 519 tons, from Teiuk Anscn
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    125 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, July 19. East Wharf 'Entrance Gate 1) Op ten Noort 20. n What! (Entrance Oate 3> Ranchi 18; Centaur 16; Behar 13: Islander 8. Rmmre Dock (Entrant Gaip S) Silverwalnut 30; Steel Navigator 32 Kota Tjandi 37. Empire Dock
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    108 6 Mails expected, from Holland by the Kota Tjandi, due at Singapore, to-day Mails expected from Europe I London Parcel Mails) by the P. and O. Ranchi, due at Singapore, to-day. Mails expected from South America and East and South Africa, by the Manila Maru. due at Singapore, to-morrow
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    MONEY MARKET
    309 6 SELLING Singapore, July 19. London 4 months' sight 2\3 15.16 London 3 months' sight 2 3 29(32 London 60 days' sight 2|3% London 30 days' sight 2 3 27 32 London demand 2 3 13j16 London T.T. 2 3 13|16 Lyons and Paris demand 859 Hamburg demand 141
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    PRODUCE
    193 6 Singapore. July 19. R. Siam i W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $146 R <Siam> W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $143 R. I Siam i W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $141 Rice. B. Siam No. 1 per Koyan $115 Rice, B Siam, No. 2 per Koyan $112
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    LONDON BANK DEPOSITS
    135 6 Rise To An Unprecedented Figure British Official Wireless. London. July 1H Th.- return* for tjje month of June or I>'»icfOn clearing bunts show thar J T s risen 10 the unprucedciu- fl eure di £2.003.451,000 which rcnjelr r Cren e !aJ5t y ear of cilwoSS rnvea, menu
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    320 6 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. JULY 10 Tide —1.3J p.ni Football SAJr./V. Lea K u t Div. I shirM; Vi H M.S. "Tfci'fOr T Friendly. S.J i, v. a.cx b.j i Singapore Rural Board A'.crti,,. 1 Office. 11 a.m. 1 Spoilt. Seilmgor A.A.A
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    AMUSEMENTS
    94 6 ALRAMBILA 112 f.'t! pr- J.i 4 »f»f Air CA.FITOI —"iJruniM' FIvfPLRE.— Clm Chill CJiow GREAT WORLD -Ctthwnpt D-.nclnu S MoJAy Opera". WayaJUJ&. Cinemas, Talkies. M Ci j HOI L V WOOD !3 bes ip ivy <>. ft J 1 EAKO Cj ClltCll£ iC-jli.no I»' 9.30 p m. MARI BOROUCIt,—
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      607 6 *i't<"t^:.ininiiiiiiiniKiTi^irri;;iTT^ i SINGAPORE moths MiiiwiiiiiiiiJiJuiiißiirißiK'tiiEimiitwniianinijitniiiMßiiflmig MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL Jf I TO-NIGHT j! COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to Midnight 1 and I f THE THREE NEW YORKERS j I THE AMERICAN DANCING TRIO IN I I ANOTHER POPULAR PROGRAMME I APPEARING NIGHTLY —NON-DINERS $1.00 1
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      118 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE THE UNITED MALACCA RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITED. (In orpcratcd in the Straits Settlements) NOTICE is h reby given that at the twenty-fifth Annual Ordinary General Meetiner to be held on Wednesday, July 31, 1935. the Directors will recommend that a final Dividend of 6 per cent, (making 9
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      113 6 i FIGARO Ladies Hairdressers. PERMANENT W A V 1 N(> By European Expert*. $8. $10 and $15 only. RAFFLES HOTEL, (Room 120) at 93, Bras Basah Road. TELEPHONE 2868. Kill Kidney Trouble Quick Thousands of sufferer* from Kidney trouble and Bladder weaknes» have stopped Getting Up Nljrhts. Ltog Pain?. Nervousness,
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      231 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday. Last Night. ■MsE Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. deg. F. In?hes. Hours deg F yor Sar M 0.6.°> 0.!) 75 [Stiawan 85 0.75 0 5 72 Kota Bhara 89 007 2.7 75 Bukij Jeram 87 0.06 Nil 7] I Malacca 70
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      547 6 {POSTAL INTELLIGENCE SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Trengganu (generally) (Mahidol) 2 p.m. Hoihow (Gustav Diederlchesen) 2 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, SEast Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T. Dilly (Op ten Noort) 2.30 p.m. Muntok (Op ten Noort) 2.30 p.m. Soengei Liat 'Op ten Noort) 2.30 p.m. Mauritius (Op ten Noort) 2.30 p.m.
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    LUXURIOUS YACHT FITTED OUT
    211 7 •Ship Of Dreams" YO I'INU BURIED IREASIRE? Sydney, July 2. i.» 11 l»cr Hie "Ship of In reality she is the formerly the Franklin, iiiUHio to build, and im-'ruction has had that mure Kjsent on repairs .•I and wcntfiU carcer. iju'Viiik and sumptuous 'r.uu> of Wales,
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    ELEPHANT STAMPEDE
    164 7 -rrt!i Train:r Fatally 112 Jotvd L_- Ar ai IOiU J rjurd o.» up t-'ciattf.'fi ••.I» iiuiii r 1 if Joi Rc.d 1 u- ilru tli llu «II I- Mid ol I'ieht r uyc turtJMcii ■i" !w:: I<n r|ounci T'lmr". .d »i.i .(i -i;t? (r.iiner. in Llirn.b i> .i
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    FORGERY CHARGE AT BATU PAHAT
    454 7 Allegation Against A Malay (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore Baihru, July 17 11 CASE of special interest to the Cher"tiar and Malay Communities of Johore was begun this morning at the Ba»u Pahat As»:zes before Mr. Justice J. V. Mills when Haji Ahmad bin Haji
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    FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
    79 7 Knocked Down By Unknown Vehicle Singapore.». Thursday. < li nc?e who is believed to hav« been dowfj by an unknown vehicle, wa» '•'li r l unv<iiu>ciouB at the junction of Gcylumt Road and Ixjronsr H early this morn•iiu kle was leaning against the ealveft atul whs in sitting
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    MURDER CHARGE
    64 7 Sinhalese Makes Another Appearance Singapore, Thursday. W Wilmot Silva, the Sinhalese who is on a charge of murder of a man named Sinathamby at the junction of Dhoby Ghaut and Selegie Road on July 5, made another appearance WjMg. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, this morning. 0
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    BRITAIN'S HEALTH
    284 7 Sir Kingsley Wood's Review British Official Wireless. London, July 17. THE Minister of Health Sir Kingsley Wood, reviewed the work of his department in the House of Commons today. He said the creation of the scheme of national health insurance had been one of the most remarkable developments
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    THEFT OF CLOTHING
    104 7 Brother Convicted On Sister's Complaint Singapore, Thursday. Dollah bin Nadi, an 18-year-old Malay boy was produced before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, this morning, on a charge of theft of a silk shirt and two sarongs valued at $34.50. The complainant was his sister. The
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    GIG PULLER WINS WAGER
    57 7 Adelaide. June 26 Cr. C C. Cooke of Woodville. wUil Mr. B. Peach sitting in a trottlmr i completed a 50 miles pull from Woodville *o Gawler and back at 5.40 p.m and wen a £20 wager. C:\ Cooke finished with 13 hours 2 hitnutes to
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    POURED ACID OVER MAN'S HEAD
    388 7 Three Years For Chinese At Johore 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore, July 17. A YOUNG Teochew labourer named Tan Kec, employed on a rubber estate in Kulai, was sentenced to undergo three years' r.i. by Mr. Justice J. V. Mills on a charge of
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    FOX IN HOTEL
    50 7 Wa tchie Bend go. Victoria. June 25. A it x. making a meal of rome pCqJtrv on th." farm of Bennett Bros, was pursued v. ml tr ed to find sanctu: ry in the Waitc! !e Hotel. It was caught and killed in Ihi "icen .cV bedrOOfn.
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      4 7 I a and INVIGORATING,
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      229 7 Vou mus: f>ut talk abour Vou at t.i. helm of yom career. Vour fu'!»re depends on yourself. ground you ..t older men— stlU struggling in 'omaim lobs 2' poor pav Do vc '> hikind of middle > > will vou be one of the '.rained" men who to responsible and
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      199 7 Aren't Jthcy SHARP? litook them on "Panatomic" "Panatomic" is the latest- of the Kodak films, but it's already a firm favourite with all who know it. Sharpness! That's the secret —and it's due to the microscopically fine-grain emulsion which Kodak research has achieved. "Panatomic" gives marvellous enlargements —and the clearest
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      247 8 HERE-COME THE MARINES! I COMPARISON star "Here Comes the Navy" join up with I the only fighting outfit on earth that can top the I ACTION fleet for thrills—laughs-action— romance! I H. DEVIL DOGS a OF THE AIR I JAMES CAGNEY I H PAT O'BRIEN) MARGARET LINDSAY* FRANK McHUGH I
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES BIRTH.
    30 10 EDM' >NI)S At the Maternity Gcnoi-ul Hospi-ill on 3 7th July, m. 735 M ni. a daughter.. M> Ihor and Hi M dt.njc well. (<; r!it* rttv Piliner).
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    DEATH.
    50 10 MRS CHOW AH KANG NEE MADAM THAM LIN passed away peacefully at her res dence 115 Kong- Lee Road on Tuesday, lb'th July, 1035. She leaves behind hey two sons. Chow Chee Toon and Chow Chee Ching-. Interment on Saturday. 20th instant, at' 11 a.m. at Peck Sau Thong.
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    CAUTION ADVISED
    599 10 we anticipated, following its announcement, the. proposal emanating from Kuala Lumpur, to transfer the unexpended portion of the Malayan Flood Relief Fund, amounting to $51,567, to the Selangor King George V Silver Jubilee Fund has met with a mixed reception. To some extent this was due to the
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    ROTARY CLUB
    158 10 Letter From The Past President THE president of the Singapore Rotary Club has received the following letter from Mr. Bob Hill, president of Rotary International 1934-5, who visited the club on Mar. 11:— "That colourfui international meeting at Singapore will ever remain in the memories of Mrs. Hill
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    JAPANESE AIRMAN
    48 10 llarm Over Xon-Arrival At Hongkong 1 Reuter. Hongkong, July 18. THE airport authorities are very alarm- ed over the failure of the Japanese airman, Mr. Ano, to arrive here from Handoi. Mr. Ano was flying to Tokyo from London and Ls now many hours overdue —Reuter.
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    EXHIBITION BUILDING
    78 10 Nineteen Acre Site At Earl's Court British Official Wireless. London, July 18. A large permanent exhibition building is to be erected at Earl's Court, London, at a cost of £1,250.000 and work in connection with it will begin next month. A long lease of the site of nineteen
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    GEORGE RUSSEL
    64 10 Death Of Irish Poet, Artist And Patriot London, July 18. The death occurred last night at Bournemouth of George Russell, aged 68, the Irish poet, artist and patriot, whose pen-name was .E."—British Official Wireless. Mr. Russell was editor of the Irish Statesman from 1923 to 1930. His more
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    77 10 Thursday, July 18. In the morning His Excellency visited Tan Tock Seng Hospital. In the afternoon Lady Thomas gave away the prizes of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's tournament at the Singapore Cricket Club. The Hon. Sir Andrew Caldecott, Miss E. Robinson, Miss D. Wylly Mr A C
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    Notes and Comments "Bring 'Em Back Alive"
    156 10 MOT a great deal has been heard of Mr. Buck's present activities in Malaya, so the following extract from an American motion picture magazine will be read with interest. Here it is, in all its vigour: "From the blistering heart of the Malay
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    Terrible Tiger
    207 10 ||EAR now the tale of Nari Pambunoh. "One of the adventures described by cable by Buck, and which is to be seen In the film, is the capture of a giant tiger who had earned the native name of Nari Pambunoh (Terrible Tiger) Buck's account of the capture
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    The New Councillor
    241 10 THE Penang Chamber of Commerce could not have selected a more wor- thy successor to the Hon. Mr. Eric Newbold, their representative on the Legislative Council, than Mr. H. S. Russell, director of those old established firm.; of Messrs. Sime Darby and Co. Ltd and Huttenbach Lazarus
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    Unsolicited Testimonial
    178 10 JT is not often that a tribute comes the way of the Malayan Press. The occasions are so rare indeed that when they happen along we have every excuse, and, of course, with becoming modesty, for treating ourselves to a metaphorical pat on the back. Hence this paragraph.
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    Topics Of The Day
    293 10 By "Looker-On" JTRANGE are the experiences of the pilots of air liners which cover long distances. A I have just been told of an extract from a report by a Qantas Airways pilot who operates between Brisbane and Darwin. It reads: "A request from a 'hobo'
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    Abyssinia Abandons Hope Of Averting War EMPEROR TO LEAD HIS TROOPS
    297 11 Oil A White Charger I ■•I \I»Y TO SfcLL TJIEIK IJVES DKAHLY Reuter. Reuter. London, July 18. 1 V has \irtually aban- ilnrwl hope of interveiuion i t*roat powers, which was il\ means of averting war. ~ri!iitK to a
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    H s Excellencj the GOvernr . Gir Bhenton Thomas, pad a visit this morning o tiu Siong L m £>awmfli where he displayed a keen Interest in the effort; being made io encourage tne exp:n of Malayan timber. Tne picture shows HI i ExrcLer.cy inspecting the mill accompanied by Mr. C Smith. Conservator of Fores ». Mr. J. P. Edwards and Mr. J. P. Mead, Fonsiry Officers.
    65 11 H s Excellencj the GOvernr Gir Bhenton Thomas, pad a visit this morning o tiu Siong L m £>awmfli where he displayed a keen Interest in the effort; being made io encourage tne exp:n of Malayan timber. Tne picture shows HI i ExrcLer.cy inspecting the mill accompanied by Mr. C
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    JUBILEE MEMORIAL
    59 11 Selanjroi* ''«"d Now SI 02.143 •'mm O Owi Jttporjsr Ku.tla I un;uii*. nda> Till Jiitxil* M' nvr'a lnnrt Den c Mf 'lrt w>- ':<«(' ill! ir -,»111» r' from «he y I'iun Ifocf, l( ii (or out of t" i jir ;}s ih e" -|u fil !,»s I».
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    ART TREASURES
    82 11 Stops To Safeguard Chinese Consignment Reuter. London, July 19. The Daily Telegraph gives prominence elaborate precautions being taken :eguard the consignment of Chinese treasures due at Portsmouth by the er Suffolk on July 22. warship will be met by representis of the Home Office, Foreign Office, se Embassy
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    39 11 WNCIAL NEWS, 3. wireless programmes, 5. CLUB DIARY, 6. HIGH TIME THAT THE LAW WAS AMENDED," 12. GOVERNOR'S VISIT TO SAWMILLS, 13. SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, 16. CINEMA TOPICS, 18.
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    CHINESE STUDENT AND SHOP GIRL
    122 11 Parental Disapproval "FATHER DOES NOT UNDERSTAND" Reuter. Columbus (Ohio), July 18. AX oilicial st;: i-mcnt from Nanking that hew:-> already married in China has net disconcerted Mr* Jami Lin, son Mi\ Lin Sen, President of China. He is staying a a boarding house with his
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    MOTOR FATALITY
    101 11 se A eainst Driver Again Postponed Snvnpore, Fiiduy. TKE case ir. K'hicli Mr. Urn Pui»g Hu.i i charged with raustft? the dvalh <)) Miti Sanry Wong bv raih and drisi iw Wtt-- mcr.ticu.icd beforr- the Fifth v 1;, ir r ..tC. Ml- F COICTTOUI. r. '-.112:. havl)«B bm\
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    AUTOMATIC TELEPHONES
    70 11 Most Up-To-Date Equipment For Bangkok (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, July 18. The contract was signed to-day to change over the Bangkok telephones from manual into automatic operation It is hoped that the new service will be effective from the middle WW. The contract has been awarded to
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    PROGRESS IN INDUSTRY
    93 11 Prince Of Wales Addresses Sixth Congress British Official Wireless. London, July 18. The Prince of Wales, addressing the closing session of ihe sixth Inter„««onal Congress for Scientific ManSgtment in London tc-day. said there hid been abundant evidence that the discussions and work of that and the nv"Receding
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    DISTRESSED AREAS OF BRITAIN
    350 11 Commissioner Makes Many Recommendations London. July 18. THE zeport of Mr. P. M. Stewart, Commissioner for special areas of England and Wales—Tvneside. West Cumberland and South Wales—based on the first six months' experience of his task is published. The Commissioner calls attention to several directions in
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    DUTCH NATIVE RUBBER
    62 11 Exports For First Half Of July Reuter. Batavia, July 18. TN the first half of July, 3,400 tons of native rubber were exported, compared with the monthly quota of 7,200 tons. The bulk of 'his consists of blankets on which an increased export duty was applied since
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    DUTCH AIR LINER DISASTER
    197 11 Re 1 i'iane Arrives I bY£-WITKESS' STORY OF C'KASH Reuter. Bush ire, Jyly 18. A lUJLIEF plane piloted by I'armeititr, who accompanied Mcll < n the tn«4land (<> Aua nilia i t:it* race, arrived at 3.10 p.m. M.T. 11 on Ymsterdam to take o\er (he of
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    SAFETY AT SEA
    237 11 Board Of Trade- Sels Up Committee British Official Wireless. London. July 18. IN lb..- course of bis speech on ihe Board ot Trade vot- in '-he House of Commons. the President of the Board, Mr. Waiter Runciman. spoke of the problem of the safety of lives at
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    MUNICIPAL SUMMONSES
    86 11 To Be Hoard In Third Court From Aug. 19 L is announced tha< on and after Aiu t 19 all Municipal summonses will be returnable In the Third Pol co instead of as at present, in the Fifth Court Cruelty tc Animals. Conservancy and Building cases will be
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    CHURCH AFFAIRS IN GERMANY
    120 11 Gravs Fears Over N"e>v Appointment Reuter. Berlin, Juiy 19. HERR Hanns Kerrl, Nazi legal authority 1 and Intimate friend of General Goer- j ing, has been created virtual Retch Minister of Evangelical Church Affairs under a new decree signed by Herr Hitler The Friek Rust decree
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    TOLL OF THE ROAD
    49 11 United Kingdom Figures Show Slight Decrease British Official Wireless. London. July 18. Road accident figures for the week ending Julv 13. are: kilted, 127; m)urtd 5,545. During the corresponding j:eri«Ki of Last year the figures weri: kslled H3; injured 5.582 Brit is i Official Wireless.
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    BROOK CRASHES AT MERSAMATRUH
    94 11 Reported To Be Injured ATTEMPT ON CAPE FLIGHT RECORD Cairo, July 19. IT L. Brook crashed at Mersamairuh and is reported to be injured.—Rcu er. Brook, the Yorkshire airman, left Lvmpne at 12.38 on Thur* day morning for Capetown in his Miles Falcon Aeroplane in which
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    MALAYAN EXHIBITION
    47 11 In connection with the forthcoming twelfth Malayan Exhibition. Mr. H. J. C. Kulasingha. P.O. Box 246, Kuala Lumpur, has consented to act as section "secretary of th 9 Cats Section. All persons wishing to exhibit In this section are asked to communicate with Mr. Kulasingha.
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    "High Time That The Law Was Amended" JOHORE JUDGE'S COMMENT
    1304 12 "It Is Absurd I «J MALAY GAOLED FOR FORGERY (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore, July 18. p'URTHER evidence was recorded ytsterday and to-day by Mr. Justice J. V. Mills at the Batu Pahat Assizes in the case in which Haji
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    VIOLIN, PIANO AND ORGAN
    314 12 Distinctive Rscital At The Memorial Hall Singapore, Friday. THERE were only four items on _the programme for the recital given at the Memorial Hall last night by Miss Lida Langerveld, violinist, and Miss Tjong See Yin, organist and pianist, but they were items of impressive length.
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    70 12 Transit Time For Cables To I London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams irom Singapore to London on July 18. were as follows:— Telegrams handed in up to 5 p.m. 12 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 n.m. 12
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    AROUND MALAYA
    206 12 Well-Known People In The News PAPT F. E. FILFIN has arrived from Singapore and is staying at the Station Hotel. Mr. K. Killit, of Athc m Estate, <>mban, nas proceeaed ijuve to England. Mr. and Mrs. Napier, of Johore, arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday and are staying
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    MR. A. W. W. WALKINSHAW
    166 12 Death Of Former Popular Ipoh Resident There will be many in Perak who will iearn with regret of the death oi Mr. A. W. W. Walkinshaw. which occurred at Bournemouth on July 4, in hi.s 56th. year, reports the Times* of Malaya. The late Mr.
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    TAXATION ON DIESEL MOTORS
    185 12 j Consternation In Singapore Firms SURPRISE and consternation are expressed by parties interested at the announcement which was made yesterday that Government intends imposing a special taxation in the near future on motor vehicles fitted with compression ignition engines or with producergas attachments. This proposed taxation
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    MALAY MISSING
    99 12 Passenger On Tango Maru Singapore, Friday. WHEN the N.Y.K. vessel, the Tango Maru arrived here to-da*', the purser reported that a third class passenger, presumably a Malay, named Haji Ahmad was missing. The man was a passenger to Singapore from Kobi and was found missing at about 8
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    RURAL BOARD
    88 12 Tribute To Commissioner Of Lands Singapore. Friday. A tribute to the work of the Hon Mr S. W. Jones, the Commissioner of Lands was paid at the meeting of the Rural Board held this morning on the eve of Mr. Jones' transfer to Kedah as British Adviser. Mr.
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    SECRET AGREEMENT
    88 12 Japan To Build More Warships Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 19. THE Japanese have secretly concluded an agreement with the Manchukuo whetvby Japim will build two 3,000-ton destroyers and a 15,000-ton cruiser for the Manchukuo. The vessels are to be completed within two years. The Russian, Japanese
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    "CHICAGO" OF HOLLAND
    176 12 Dutch Police End Thieves' Reign Of Terror i j Amsterdam. fThe "Chicago" ,of Holland—as( the village of Oss, North-Brabant, has been known for the past few years—has been drastically reformed by a special police force sent by the Dutch Government. This village was a nest of thieves.
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    OLDEST OLD MAID
    177 12 Town Provides Her With Living Expenses Belgrade. Evica Kolar, who claims to be the oldest old maid in the world, has just ucceeded to the title cf Zagreb's oldest «nhabitant. Eyica. who is 103 years old. was found in the norch of the Church, of £c Mark
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    "DOPING" BEES
    127 12 To Make Them Collect Honey Moscow. Two Soviet scientists have been dop~ ing bees— to make them collect honey cJ hey haVe been lee the bees on particular flowers. In this way, ib* v ciaim. the bees will be trained to visit these varieties of blooms for honey
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    COMMISSION APPOINTED
    68 12 To Study Anti-Chinese Movement In Siam Sin chew Jit Poh. Shrnghai, July 19. hers c ,mi! S 0n comprising nine memIW*n M, n.stries of Industry, Foreign Affairs and Finance and of comTJt o "v r r tS S fZrm <* *>r a hi mvesligratlon to Siam to study
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    GIRL GUIDES RALLY
    19 12 hi2?b 5£ Gllides c Sing-pore wffl hold a rally at Government House at 4 pm. to-day.
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    40 12 Under the untitled of the Indian Association Mr. Mian Abdul Aziz, ex-Presi dent of the AH-India Moslem League wII del:ver a lecture on "Universal Brotherhood at the Indian Association pr m-ise:;, 164, Race C:ur?e Road. to-da y ot 6 p.m.
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    "NEW LIFE WEEKLY" INCIDENT
    115 12 Vlayor Of Shanghai Hands In Resignation Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 19. AS a result of the case of the "New L i Weekly" in which an article alleged t be £U insula to the Japanese Emjjerc appeared and caused strained relatioi ships between the
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    KILLED HIS FATHER
    125 12 Mother Demands Death Sentence For Son e. Belgrade. A mother begged for Jier son to b* executed as a murderer in the 1. w courts at Kragujevatz, Yugoslavia. The son, Stanimir Jovanovitch been found .guilty of m/Jng n;s 8u-year-old father and of attaching ana seriously injuring his
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    113 12 Boston Girls Boycott Public Bathing Suits Boston. Boston's municipal bathing su'Ls which* the public may hire for a few cents, are to be "pepped up" a bit by order of the Boston City Council. Young women have been boycotting the suits up to now, the Council was informed,
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    JEWELS WORTH £40,000
    96 12 Two Museums Reject Collection Philadelphia. Would anyone hke th. £40 000 coilecs on of jewels and cbjects dart that once oelonged to the late Mrs. Emma Gan\ v'dow of a steel manufacturer? Mrs. Gary's executors offered the c Ilectio.n to the Metropolitan Museum in New York which
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    ATTRACTION FOR FISH
    136 12 Anglers Want Hair From Platinum Blondes Wellington, New Zealand. Plat num blondes'' are in demand here --by Their hair, used in the tying oi artificial flies is said to have a devastating attraction for fi.h! A mother with a small son entered a nai-dresser saloon here and
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    Encouraging Export Of Malayan Timber (GOVERNOR'S VISIT TO SAWMILLS
    459 13 Keen Interest bright prospects FOR THE FUTURE Singapore, Friday. rrHER evidence of our Governors interest in the industrial rl vic establishments of Singapore •riven this morning when His i llency visited the Siong Lim mill in Syed Alvvi Road-, the Sin
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    LALLANG FIRE
    37 13 Singapore, Friday. A lallang fire which broke out near the junction of FortJ Road and Grove Road shortly before seven o'clock last night was extinguished by the timely arrival j of the Fire Brigade. j
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    GRAND PROGRAMME AT ISAKO'S CIRCUS
    143 13 His Excellency Tie Governor Attends MR. Franz Isako. the proprietor of Isako's Grand Circus, presented an excellent programme last night in honour of His Excellency the Governor's visit to his show. There was a huge crowd and the spacious tent was packed to its limits.
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    SURVEY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY
    460 13 Stimulus Given By Tariff System British Official Wireless. London, July 18. IN the House cf Commons, the President of the Board of Trade, Mr. Waiter Runciman, made a survey of trade and industry in the course of which he reviewed the effects of the recent
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    273 13 Aged Cantonese Woman's Suicide 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. July 18. The enquiry into the death of a Cantonese woman. Wong Ah Heng. was held by Mr. C. T. Middleton. Police Magistrate, Malacca. The woman was alleged to have taken caustic soda and died in the General
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    ADMIRALS HONOURED
    50 13 British Official Wireless. London, July 18 Following upon the naval review, the King has conferred the G. C. V. O. on Admiral Sir William Fisher, Commander-in-Chief of the Mediterranean Fleet and on Admiral the Earl of Cork and Orrery, Commander-in-Chief of the home fleet. —British Official Wireless. i
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    1431 14 Huge Crowd Present LADY THOMAS GIVES AWAY THE PRIZES Singapore, Friday. JHE prospect of a Junior Lawn Tennis Tournament being held in Singapore was mentioned by Mr. J. A. Dean, the Secretary of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association, in the
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    ENGLAND'S SKIPPER
    52 14 Wyatt To Lead Side For Fourth Test British Official wireless. London, July 18. ENGLAND'S cricket selectors have anu nounced that R. L. S. Wyatt. who captained England in each of the three Test matches this summer, will again lead the side in the Fourth Test at on July
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    THE STEWARDS CUP
    134 14 Bahrain Favourit: For St. Leger i Reuter. London. July 18. THE call-over for the Stewards Cup to be run on July 30 at Goodwood over a distance of 6 furlongs is as follows: 10 to l The Field offered. 100 to 8 Sunny Palm offered, 100 to
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    SAPPERS GAIN EASY VICTORY
    371 14 Cricket Club Completely Outclassed i Singapore Fi day THE Royal Engineers scored an e.tsy cioiy over the SC.C. m the i second Division fixure On the Padaug tnis &li.m©Oo, scor.ng hvc goals w.thoct p'-y--11. home uam were eonipV.elv :f iCiiii. and were outclassed by ihe s
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    VIVEKANANDA SANMARKA
    115 14 On July 20. the day of the omnfctC ceremony of the V S.S. Badmimcn I Ccur' at Enggor Street, ai. 3p m thuS will enterta »i the members of j the Hinau Youngmrh Literary Union A game of, badminicn betwee i th* 1 above-mentioned teams will be oiayecf
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    BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    58 14 The draw in the following events of the Singapore Championships will take place at the Clerical Union hall, at 8 30 p.m. to-day: Men's Open Singles Championship. Men's Open Doubles Championship Ladies' Open Smg.'es Championship Ladies' Open Doubles Championship Veterans' Singles Championshiu Inter-School Championship. The entries fcr these
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    G.E.C. v. ROBINSON'S
    69 14 The fo'lcwing have been inviird to play association football for the GEC Spcrts Club against Messrs. Robinson's F 3ven on the J.C.S.A. ground (Balestier Read» o-day: Chua Khiam Teck" Fam Tain Yong. E C. Batchclor- T-o Peng Leong, X F. Morgan. Puteh' Loh Ping Chong. Chan Weng
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    S.R.C. vs. KHALSA ASSN.
    68 14 The following have been invited to play for the S.R.C. against the Khaha Association in a 111 Div. League match cm Monday. July 22 at 5 p.m. on the S.R.C. ground: C. Alphonso. D Hump- hrlcs A. Ccllick, L. S. Reutcns, J. Peieira. R. Ohveiro, C.
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    BRIGHTON LADS' PARTY
    61 14 The following will represent the above party in the match against St. Patricks School on Saturday. July 20 at thp lat--85.?°£ nd: Z? ng Chin Ken Loy. Sco s? Uan^. Kum Ch€e A H °avid. Wah Yin, Thiam Chwee. Kok Chov Ah Yew <capu, Kok Lim and
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    S.C.F.A. TROUNCED
    272 14 Fort Canning's Easy W in In Third Div. THE Fort Canning team proved superior in all departments of soccer tc the S.C.F.A. whom they trounced by a wide margin of six goals to one in a Third Division match played at the V.M.C.A. ground yesterday. It was a
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    MALAYA AT BISLEY
    43 14 Fourth In Junior Mackinnon Trophy (Frcm Our Own Correspondent j London, July 18. AT the Bisley meeting, Malaya was n fourth in the. Junior Mackinnon Trophy with 317 points. Sudan (1) 353 Gold Coast (2) 337 Kenya Colony (3) 319.
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE UNION
    138 14 Under the auspices of th? Sineapore ffpwcrth League Union a literary meetI nig In the form of a debate will be held at thr Tamil League's Social Ball i then S reet. on Friday. July 26 at 8 P.m. j haro. Mr. T. R. D-raisamv will preside.
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    PLAYER SENT OFF THE FIELD
    340 14 Taiping Cup Soccer TWO OTHERS NEARLY COME TO BLOWS (From Our Own Cc: I cspondj;.t Taiping, Wednesday. RIFLEMAN was ordered ofl field about eight minutes time for losing his temper in a Cupbetween the Support Com p. 2-20.h, Burma Rifles, and the T< h Tin
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    108 14 South African Bowlers In Form London. Jiiiy IV THE following are the results of the 1 County cricket matches played yesterday At Wells Worcestershire beat Somerset by an innings and 105 runs. Worcestershire 314 (A. Bell 131. Wellard 7 for 74). Somerset 56 «Perks 7 for 21» and
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    JOHORE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    439 15 m\rshall annexes NOVICES SINGLES From Our Oun Correspondent/ Johore Bahru, July 18. plIKliE was a large gathering- pre- sent <> witness two finals in the ,n«»re Lown Tennis Championships eh were played on the Civil Servt club Court in Johore Bahru. Innours were shared, the Men's p»n Doubles being won
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    TO THE CAPE BY CAR
    126 15 Girl Motorist Travels 12,000 Miles ape Town. Exa tly f< or months alter leaving London Oh ts;n, v. er tooririg ar. M:ss Phil Paddon, .he 24-yenr-ok! Teignmouth rl motorist, has reached Cape Town Sh as motored <<■ wn the length of Af.nd baa et vervrj
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    WORLD LIGHT-WEIGHT TITLE
    145 15 Jimmy Walsh To Meet Canzoneri JIMMY Walsh the Chester aspirant to th Britsh light-weight ch; mpionsh'p, may short 1 y meet Tony Canzoneri, ihe American, for the world's title. Tie match which it is expected w 11 take Dlac° at Chester, is contingent upon Walsh repeating his
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    HOONG YUE CLUB
    118 15 At The annual general meeting- of thtliocng Yue CluK held at the Cub's premises «Ti July 6. the follow ng We*"* peered bffkr-beArers for the yeir 193 5 1936: Prescient. Mr. Chong Siew Lim freelected); Vicr-Pi-esident. Mr. Ng Chow T (re-elected): Hen Sec etary. Mr Leong Fook
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    WEEK-END CRICKET
    330 15 S.C.R.C. To Play Thre? Matches THE following are some of the cricket fixtures and teams for 'this weekend V.M.C.A. VS. P.W.D. The following are invited to play for the V.M.C.A. v. P.W D. on the Nondescripts Ground at 2 p.m. on Saturday July 20: R. Lyne. S. D.
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF
    196 15 Garrison G.C. To Meet Sepoy Lines G.C. Tho following arc the teams and starting times for the match botwe.-.i (he G; rrison Golf Club versus Sepoy Linos Golf Clnb. to bo played at -.h? Garr.son Golf course on Sunday. Junj 21, The Gani>On players are mentions f>rrt (This
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    107 15 The fol'owing will represent the Singapore Athletic Union in a friendly soccer imtch against tto* J. C.S.A. on Wednesday. July 24, on the J.C.S.A. ground: F. L. De Sdva Haron, MCsbah, L. K. Swee, W, Q. Boon. Street. Wan Pu'eh Jaaf ir. Z: m Zam Mansor and S.
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    SPARKLING SOCCER IN KUALA LUMPUR
    442 15 Unexpected Victory For Rangers (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. THOUGH the Railway ground was in no cond tien for good football owing to the heavy shower early in the day yesterday, SottM sparkling football was witnersed h n the Sela igir Rangers met
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB
    62 15 Result Of Ladies Monthly Medal THE Ladies' Monthly Medal was played on Wednesday and Thursday, July 17 and 18. The following were the best returns:— Mrs. T. A. Arnold, 46—12 —34 i Mrs. F. L. Pearce. 44— 9 —35 Mrs IJ. Lindesay, 44 8 —30 Mrs. E.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    65 15 Competitions For August Bank Holidays The following competitions have been arranged fcr the August Bank Holidays:— IS Haiti Stroke Competition (On Handicap) Saturday afterno.-n, August •*>. Sunday naming. August 4. Monday mom ng, August 5. Unlimited number of cards may be taken ont. Entrance Fee: $1 per
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    BUKIT TIMAH SPORTS CLUB
    87 15 The following will represent the Bufcit Timah Sports Club in a friendly game at soccer against the Band Boys of the Wiltshire Regiment on Saturday at the King's Road ground: Arpa. A. Sa'.ar, Rahmat. Yew Cnye. Thasan, Jamary. M. Noor. Hamid. Baba. AJphanso and Ah Tee.
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    28 15 There will be a friendly match of badminton between the Eagle B.P. ard the Raja B.P. at the former's coun on Saturday. July 20. at 3 p.m. sharp.
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      253 15 GREAT EASTERN LIFE "GREAT" by reason of the fact tbat in a period of little more than a quarter of a century it ha* (1) htjilt op a large business all over Asia; (2) acquired a thoroughly sound financial position; (3) introduced modern innovations that were previously absent from life
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS
    83 16 Lett.es To The Editor [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaua Trtbujie" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one
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    Bookmakers
    78 16 'To the Editor, ihe Malaya Tribune I Sir.- As bo:kmaking was abolished by law in I his country about 21 years ago I do not think i< is a good policy to have Hu m again, as suggested by a radehora owner. Chorally speaking. I shculd say that bookmaking
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    Victoria Theatre
    123 16 (To the Editor, the Malaya Tribune) Sir.-Them seems to be an erroneous idea current amcngat the middle-class people of Singapore that the Victoria Theatre is open only to people cf the "Tuan Besar" class. That 'his i.s entirely without foundation is amply berne out by the fact that
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    Petition Writers
    263 16 To the Editor, the Malaya Tribuncj Sir.-Allow me through the medium of j your valued paper to thank U W" fo' (Cimtinued in next Column) jiaking so frank a statement in connection with tile above subject. I. loi one. feel that he ii quite right, oecaus. uaving been
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    Teachers' Association
    221 16 iTo the Editor, the Malaya Tribune Sir,—l quite agree with Teacher's suggestion for a clubhouse, but I understand the present committee of the Teachers' Association has gone into the matter, and has found that the association i.s lacking in funds, and is not in a position to put
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    COTTON SPINNING
    55 16 Workers Oppose Bill To Scran Spindles Reuter. London, Jrtly 18. Ai a joini meeting of the executives of the Cardroom Workers', Operative and Spinners Amalgamations. Manchesler.it has been decided to oppose the Bill for scrapping 10,000,000 spindles in Lancashire. It is considered unlikely that Government will proceed with
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    NEWS OF MALAYAN'S AT HOME
    385 16 Movements Of Well Known People (By Air Mail.) {From Our Own Correspondent j London. July i 2. MR. G. W. R. McCammon, M.8.E., has been appointed senior Constructor at Singapore Naval Base. Mr. J. Dick of Isiey Kerr of Penang has spent a few days
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    431 16 League Of Nations Bulletin THE following is the health bulietii 1 the League of Nations Eastern Bureau, Singapore, lor the week i Juiy 13:— nague: Bassein and Rangoon again mis week notified tne preset i.uman piague, eacn leporung one La ~ase. In aouicion Colombo has repc
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    JUDGMENT RESERVED
    138 16 Protracted Inquiry Concludes Singapore, Thursday. The preliminary inquiry into 29 charges of receiving illegal gratification, cheating and abetment of those charges, was concluded before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, to-day, his worship reserving judgment until Aug. I. The accused arc two district court bailiffs named Ahmat Shah
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    MARRIED 66 YEARS
    161 16 Sydney. June ?/j CMXiy-iMA tears nianied That is th record of Strathtfield's Darby and Joan Mr. ;ind Mr*. Robert G. Thorpe Mr. Thoipc is 92 -nd his wife. 88 both :.re and hearty. BJ'n at Newcast!e-on-Tyne. Mr Thorp "pent a ft\V Years at sea, after wh'ch be
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    KING LEADS HIS FLEET
    716 17 Naval Review „1 SSE CROWDS SEE II.U.Ml NATIONS British Official Wireless. London, July 17. v were grey but the forecast S v, promise of bright periods to moderate south-wes-: )X fv the English Channel, King from the Royal yacht and Albert gave the Adual at Spithead
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    THE CORONER'S COURT
    188 17 Three Inquiries Into Suicides Singapore, Thursday. THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, inquired into three cases of suicide yesterday, ac the conclusion of which verdicts of suicide were returned. In the first case a Kheh coolie was found hanging in his room in a house in
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    GAOL AND RATTAN
    109 17 Smart Punishment For Extortionists Singapore, Thursday. The Chinese, Lim Chiam Boey, Yon Mali and Toh Kuan, were smartly punished by. the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice. to-day when they were convicted on charges of attempted extortion and extortion, the victim being a 17-year-old Chinese youth. The firs!
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    CHARGE AGAINST POSTMASTER
    507 17 Alleged Breach Of Trust (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. July 17. a. G. N. Ponnusamy, until recently A Postmaster, Asahan, of the District of Jasin, was charged to-day before Mr. A. Williams, District Judge, Malacca, with criminal breach of trust of $25 which he is alleged to
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    DOUBLE HANGING
    156 17 Father And Son Executed On Same Day St. Thomas (Ontario), June 27. k FATHER and his 21-year-old son were j hanged in the courtyard of the Elgin County Gaol her'- to-day Tor the -.nuro.LT j of Police Constable Colin McGregor on May 7 last year. The father's name
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    BUSH TRAVEL RECORD
    99 17 Darwin. June 25 Wruti la bvlLved to be a record in buah travel—A trip of 2 038 miles in eight days—his been mado by Mr. J m Youn. 1 cf Darwin, who returned from A'- Springs recently after driving Ju*!*<» Wells and other members of the Northern
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    SECESSION OF WEST AUSTRALIA
    177 17 Situation Stated To Be Very Acuts 1 WESTERN Australia will not allow its J demand to secede from the Australian i Commonwealth to be silenced by t'he British Parliament's refusal to take up its case. Mr. H.. Keith Watson. Chairman of the deputation which has been
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    2,000 BALLOONS RELEASED
    75 17 Geneva. Three th ousand small balloons filled with hydrogen wore released in ihi streets of X' n (\a during a Red Cross Flag day. Prizes have been off red to HmMC who bought the balloo is wh'ih travelled Far KaIt is expected that with a I T
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    Wheeler And Woolsey's New Film A SONG AND DANCE PRESENTATION
    406 18 "Kentucky Kernels" I AT THE ALHAMBRA NEXT WEEK j DERT Wheeler and Robert Wooli sev will make their bow to Singapore audiences at the Alhambra Theatre next week when their latest comedy hit for RKO Radio Pictures "Kentucky Kernels'' will
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    GEORGE RAFT'S NEW PICTURE
    27 18 Clark Gable and Constance Bennett in a scene frcm "After Office Hours" which opens at the Pavilion Theatre.shortly. GEORGE RAFT'S NEW PICTURE Dancing Features In "Rumba 1
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    HOLLYWOOD IS NOT ROMANTIC
    348 18 DANCING with G.orgc Raft, star OS Pay mount's "Rumb which opens at the Captol Theatre to-night, if- on 0 ctrtain way of w'niiing success in Holly word, if one is to judge from the result*. Three actresses who appear with Raft in his n<'W p'cture—Carole Lomba*d, hi* DO-star, Margo and
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    AN EXOTIC DANCE
    290 18 MADELEINE Carrol', glamoiCus filr j act ess. who shares st,cd :ir honour with ManchCt Tone in the Fox film, "T<u World Moves On," coming to the Capi'ol Theatre shortly, lias been "debunking' all the glamorous tales of Ho'lywood. To reporters in her Mayfair mansion o 'her day she said: "I
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    CAGNEY PROVES HE CAN "TAKE IT"
    231 18 Ani a Louise disclosed a hitherto concealed lalcnt during the production of the Warner Bros.' picture. The Firebird which comes to the Capitol Theatre next week. The young actress is an accomplished ballet dancer. Dunn? the filming of a scene in which Strav'nsky's "Firebird" is played. Director William Dieterle asked
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    MIRACULOUS FEAT
    268 18 IAMES Cagney can take it as well as J dish it out, and proves both points in his latest starring vehicle for Warner Bros., "The St. Louis Kid," which comes to the Alhambra Theatre shortly. In this picture. Jimmy is the roughest, redheaded, hot tempered, but warm hearted Irish truck
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    "BIG HEARTED HERBERT"
    262 18 I DID you ever see a full grown woman brought to life? All the astounding details of such a miraculous accomplishment were seen at Universal studios recently for the benefit of the cameras, with the infusing of life intd the fantastic form of a I woman built up from parts
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    "AFTER OFFICE HOURS"
    705 18 A NEW stellar team of gay comedians in Aline MacMahon and Guy Kibbee will appeal in "Big Hearted Herbert" the Warner Bros, novel and hiiarious fun film which opens at the Pavilion Theatre on Sunday. Warner Bros have the knack of finding the most unusual themes for comedy material. Certainly
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    UPLIFT OF HOME LIFE
    626 19 Loader's Address H,l VTION, i'KACE OKRSTANDING meeting of the Women's A istian Temperance Union ,i lt -dough House," Colpetty, ently. Miss Agnes v ho is a voluntary organiser a .men's Inst it utes, addressed a lathering of members of iron's organisations. ■j,,. eting was opened by
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    FROMER ENEMIES ENTERTAINED
    586 19 Prince's Message To German Visitors Brighton, June 24. A MESSAGE from the Prince of Wales to German ex-prisoners Of war, who are being: entertained here for a. few days by the local branch of the British Legion, was read at a dinner given in honour of the
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    37,000 VOLUMES
    90 19 The Chinese National Government has presented to the League of Nations Library <bm of the oldest and without doubt the largest encyclopaedia in the world. The original edition numbered 37,000 volumes. The modern abridged edition is a mere 2,500 volumes. This encyclopaedia, known as the "Imperial Collection in
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    A FARMER'S LIFE
    261 19 Prince Of Wales On Its Difficulties London,. 27. THE Prince of Wales spoke from ex- perience of the practical difficulties of farmer's life when he received at St. James's Palace 200 representatives of county committees of the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution, of which the King is Patron
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    PRIEST ON MARRIAGE BOND
    366 19 Guarantee And Safeguard Of The Home Colwyn Bay, Wales, June 10. THE sanctity of the marriage bond was stressed by Father Owen Dudley, the lecturer-novelist and Superior of the Catholic Missionary Society, at a public demonstration here. "Remove that bond and the whole structure of Christian
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