Malaya Tribune, 25 July 1935

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXII. No 17« SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1935 KiVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore; Thursday, July 25, 1935. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1935. FIVE ChiNi.y
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      92 1 r I %\friJ Tin' Dominant In MILK THE PERFECT F OD j FOR BABY I Blue Cross The Perfect Milk 11 i *'*a^JLil!».».li-1, 11 uiH., 1 1 ,ir. l Hinini..iM^^ j THE 1935 I I IMPROVED FAMILY SCALE I "GEORGE WASHINGTON" j "NEVER TELLS A LIE" j GREEN 240 LBS.
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      81 1 THE "CONTAX* CAMERA Sole Agents THE SCIENTIFir INSTRUMENT CO, PjO. Bat W. SINGAPORE. f: ĔtM Bottled tn three 3Ĕ lt makes no difference at all H sizes:—NlP, Pint H whether you bin H|P and QUART. Wm^ ILL A GUINNESS dogs HE4D stoijt I all of exactly the same high qualii.
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    Shipping News & Notices. AMERICAN TANKERS OBSOLETE
    887 2 Shipping News Notices. AMERICAN TANKERS OBSOLETE Neads Of Navy May Cause New Construction OBSOLESCENCE is the problem of American tankship owners. Its proportions are indicated by the fact that of ;UH vessels (over 2,000 tons) of this class Dade) United States registry only 29 were constructed during the past 10
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    FASTEST "ADMIRAL'S BARGE'
    66 2 Southampton. Capable of attaining a speeu of 32 miles an hour, the fastest "Admkal's Barge" in the world has been built feu the British Navy. It has' been built for the Admiralty by Mr. Herbert Scott Paine, the famous speed boat racer, and will be attached to
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      422 2 STEAMER SAILINGS p*o and BRITISH INDIA T. O. S. X. CVs SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. SOUDAN 6,500 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 CHITRALJJr.,000. r .,000 Sept. 13 SOMALI 6.810 Sep*. 25
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      33 2 O.S.K. LINE' s.s. "ARABIA MARU" (10,000 G. Tons). LEAVES SINGAPORE AUG. 11, direct for COLOMBO Ist 3rd Deck. $120. $31.20 $17. For further particulars please apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, I TEL. 5887-«.
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      380 2 HEAP ENG MOH S.S. CO., LIMITED. (RED FUNNEL LINE) (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) REGULAR PASSENGER and Cargo Services from Singapore to Java, Borneo, Banka and Billiton. For BATAVIA. CHERIBON AND SEMARANG (Every Tuesday and Friday) s.s. GIANG SENG Fri. July H s.s. NAM YONG Tues. July 30 For SOURABAYA AND
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      233 2 N.Y.KJL IN E GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, 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:— Ist. 2nd. Naples $497 $340 $317 $343 Marseilles 514 557 326 ft 351
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      510 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 6-8 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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      483 2 STEAMER SAILINGS mNORDDEUTSCHEB LLOYD. (Incorporated in i Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. 1935. "POTSDAM" for Manila, Hongkong Shanghai and Japan Ang. 1 "NECKAR" for Hongkong, Shanghai. North Ch na and Japan Aug. 0 "ODER" for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China and Japan Aug. 21 "TRAVST for Hongkong,
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    139 3 RUBBER PRICE AND THK GUILDER Fm proved Values A nticipated Si] papore, Thursday morning, R ibber (Singapore), 19 cts., dowi .1 Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), $116%, up pfo, < i day's Prices: Loi don: 59 16d., down 3|l6d. ket Tone: Easier. York: 1111 16 cts., down ket
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    BEAUFORT BORNEO RUBBER
    54 3 ssr Ou brie aid Co. Ltd.. Kuala 1 ••••Pu. a> a»e:n<. have received a Ti ariea of Beaufort > Rubber Co Ltd.. advising that directors nave recommended a nnai dividend ol 3' p:r cent, in reol last financial year payable on 1935, i:i.3Tio to be carried SU
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    27 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotations ar* uu >. iv. ■> LyaU and Evatt:- 4U0U 10I are 188u6 d by Kraser and Co, and
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    MINING
    552 3 Singapore, Thursday 10 urn Preiser Va.Ue Ay Co i c i Ami iu t aa «rn a t. "V t a. Kuiiibuiig 32 k- kV itfi ■««,.,,««u w# d,)u <» ii lIU{Un 1:1 us ij!« fi u Wr n lJß&xtf i 7r> i 85xd £1 BungrJu 19 6 2
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    169 3 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL ISSUED BY FRASF.n At CO EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS ouTfw 1901 red 2940 UW.OOO t* Mar SI 30 108 Hi* nom 4 i.% 1907 red. 1H47 3i.H00.00u .**.i 31 Sep* 30 112 114 iiwn 4fc% 1909 red. 1965 51.000,000 Interest Mar 31 Sep». 30 118
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    RUBBER
    283 3 Singapore. Thursday, lv a.m. Issue an/c f 1-55 1.35 1.55 JA. Hitam 1.50 1.80 l 47., 1 52". 9 a 087 092 09 3 0.9« 2A. Malay 2.90 3.00 2.75 2.85 IA. Pana.s 1.471., [Tj Lintang 1.00 1.05 0.96 l oi) 1 Borelll 1.35 200 14» 200 5 Brunei
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    GENERAL
    363 3 3«, d VUXIXQ QUOTATIONS S 23 Prt 1-70 1.75 1.65 1 75 r °rA Ua ICe 12 25 12 7 5 12.25 12.75 £1 BA T. 119 124 119 122 6 BM. Broadcastin X .2*/ 2 dis. 2V 2 pm. B.M. Trustee 6.25 6.75 6 25 6 75 ti
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    45 3 vll > f lilt» <i liltl'N l >' Tb.l»<<luv lioon. seller.',. <> «x c: ,«l ,x i.^ X >. l.V l: > )<. <!''«' >!,.: !>».'. ,<! V" l > > < ,.<,...l., ,.....> l„":lr»,l»le >!>..,.> ,:»>^ d>. > XI.,, '<»! l.. M:nk<< l»u». .-e!,, .<
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    TEMERLOH RUBBER ESTATES
    971 3 Annual Meeting SOUND* FINANCIAL POSITION r |MIK following are the minutes of the 25th annua! general meeting oi the Tenierloh Rubber Estates Ltd., held at the registered office of the company, No. 9, Beach Street, Pc nang, on Sal unlay, July 20, 1935 at 12 noon. Present:
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    163 3 Prices Realised At Wsekly Sale Singapore, Wednesday. THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1,236 th auction to-day, when there wereCatalogued 998.039 lb.—tons 445.55. Omered 938,940 ib.—tons ***** Sold 828,019 lb.— tons 369 65 unßftS" 534(5 Yorfc-Hpot PRICES REALISED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents omr lb
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    83 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, Thursday. MINING: 8. Klntaa. (4.121fc $4 nv o T Harbours $7 75 $7 as. Punkahs 22 9 23 3 ,eller.s 23 6 xd Hon* Patts .46 48'Rahman Hyds. .90 .92, Jelebus .82 .85, Puchongs 9 3 10-, Rantau prefs. .75 INDUSTRIALS: Traction, ords. buyers 10
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    STOCK MARKETS
    30 3 British Official Wireless. I cndon, July 24. STFRLING on New York 4.P5-516-Gold 14r; (Jd. Th« sto<k markets \ve»«. inactive X\ar Imn ne* rent. 106 H British Official Wireless.
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    RETAIL TRADE SALES
    41 3 British Official Wireless. rpi London. July 24. The pf -i.ii bi Sto-k at -he end of June 1033 was I me samp value as the year earlier and i wa< 14 ocr cent higher 1 B-'tLsh Official Wirelea
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      219 3 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED, METER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE. Capital Fully Paid Yen 100,000.000. 'IS?!.?!— Yen 125.800,000. br In chfS FFICF 1 yok °hama. RANCHES at Alexandria. Batava. Da.ren. Fengtien, Hamburg HanJaw, Harbm Honolulu, P War Kara,hi. Kobe. London. Los Angeles V" Kir Peiping, Rangoon, Ri o de —/rang. jnjwa».
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      23 3 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE. 2, FINLAYSON GREEN.
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      350 3 IF EVKKV IV1F« KNEW WHAT EVERY WIDOW KNOWS EVERY HUSBAND WOULD BE ADEQUATELY INSURED. We offer you something unusual in inswance The Internationa] 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 accident, but
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      515 4 M. HASSAN, M A i 7 BRA* BAB AH BO AD, SINGAPORE. We undertake ali aorta of work tn electrical, gas and water ser- vice lines. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge
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      642 4 NOTICE. ml IB x *i* H iM Il I NOllv/Ai i» nercby given that the Trade j Marks depicted above are the exclusive property of Tay Ch.k Meng. Chop Miang Huat Chai, Swatew, China, and are used 1 by him in connection with the manufacture of "Siamjong Kupon Chiang Choon
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      689 4 ORDINANCE No. 44 (BANKRUPTCY) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE Summary Case In Bankruptcy. No. 867 of 1932. Re LLEWELYN JOHN ROBERTS of No. 9, Tronoh Road, Singapore, Master Mariner. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First Dividend is intended to be declared in the
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      471 4 By Order of the Municipal Commissioners of the Tcv n of Singapore under the Powers conferred by Section 71 of Ordinance No. 186 (Municipal) for the recovery of rates in arreer. AUCTION SALE OF Lots 1, 2 3 Valuable freehold land situate otf Al-Juned Road, Singapore, areas 12,414 sq. ft.
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      423 4 TRY SARSAPARILLA TOXIC be blood builder and purifier and be <Mr< Hnced of its effects in curing various d sj fases, chronic or otherwise. Price one I bottle tl. Full Course of blood purifying— > bottles for.ss. Sole distributors:— A. M. MOHAMED EBRAHIM CO.. 79. Hill Street. Singapore. (Opposite Central
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      271 4 Whether they he DAINTY WRIST WATCHES i FOR LADIES OR STURDY ONES FOR GENTLEMEN Always Call at j t2!>. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, [(Near Middle !?oari) FOB IHE REST 3 WD I MOST RELIABLE TIMEKEEPERS I E^E^l^T^ Safeguard your eyes—they are yam greatest possession 11 [i dangerous to neglect them. Free
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    SCISSORS ATTACK BY CHINESE
    256 5 Smart Ssntence For Hawker Singapore, Wednesday, ijc; Lay, a Chinese ricksha puller bearaah wound on his left uused by a .scissors attack by a riot appeared before Mr. J if nder, th e Third Magistrate this after being treated at the Tun ng hospital for 1G
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    TRESPASS CHARGES
    54 5 Woman's Complaint Against J. M. I. Maricar re, Wednesday. M 1 Maricar made a second Mr J. M. Brander. this morning on I 0 the flat of Mrs Giles in Loke Yew H< harged with hurt to Mrs. Giles, rhi case was postponed until Aug. 27 Mi S.
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    THEFT OF CIGARETTES
    35 5 ..ll Padcl^it.- > t!.!^ii1..^^'l .votive < off dull. .hip wa^ 'i>' l< «ardour Htonped i he >!<: on being y an.^-wer. he police <-u5.d t.>Id the !»<>5< ,he 50 cents. ln accused '2 live <lav6
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST
    81 5 Singapore, Wednesday. Malay named Ungustani arrested in Malacca on a oi criminal breach of trust of Phone records in Singapore Pfoje Mr. J. m. Brander. trate. this morning ..wars that the accused asked j lo lend him some money to < a an seek employment, A
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    CHINA'S FLOODS
    67 5 Uall.4 Million Homeless In Snantunx Shanghai. July 24. The Shantung government have wired to Nanking slating that in western 3hantung people rendered homeless dv the lioods number 500.000. Measures are being taken to lind shelter tor the vietlms. and the hope la expressed thao the Central government will
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      9 5 f *tor "So/?as tie/je/Snm /s&i Littles vMUIEAL Jasmine Scented
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      70 5 .•filiilillilliili;iiiiiili)liii!ii!i|iii;'iii|ii|iiliiiiiiiiliiliiliiliiiiili!lii|iilli»^ I 1 TO PROTECT YOU AGAINST i BUYING USED RADIO TUBES I DISGUISED AS NEW f —AND WE ANNOUNCE I I A COMPLETE LINE OF i I RCA TUBES IN SEALED i I CARTONS TO SERVE f I YOUR RADIO NEEDS I we te st rr I 1 tubes
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      78 5 i THE WORLD AT YOUR FINGERTIPS WITH A WESTINCHOUSE I j 8 TUBE ALL WAVE MASTER RECEIVER You will marvel at the clearness of the speech, the brilliant treble and dominating bas-s -of the music. May we prove this to you by a demonstration without any obligat'i m on your
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      280 5 m m I BOSCH PLUGS j WIN IN 1 TRIPOLI j fi a I ia ufli Italian won in the great Motor Cycle Race at Tripoli I 7. r extreme tr °Pital heat the 203.54 miles in 2 hours 3 minutes n.4 seconds with 98.75 miles per hour. Second was
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      365 5 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME The Central Band Of H.M. Royal Air Force TO-DAY'S Bmpire wireless p.ogramm.. is as follows: TRANSMISSION 2. 6.20 p.m. Big Btn. The Rutland Square Mid Mew V etoria Orchestra. 0.50 pm. Talk: "Foregn Affairs" 7.05 p.m. The 8.8.C. Northern Ireland 720 pm"' C,mnw,th Tims Signal at
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      306 5 PHOHI, HOLLAND Wireless Programme For To-Day (PCJ: 19.71 Metres). 750 pm. Dutch National Anthem and opening' announcement. 8 p.m. Violin recital by .1. van Helden p ano accompaniment, by Lisa Nolthenius. i* Scnata on. 8 (P. major). E-Jv. Grieg. H. 20 p m. Talk by old colonial. 840 pm Rocjrds.
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      189 5 BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE STATION Wireless Profframiti- For To-Day (DJB: 10.74 Metres; DJN: 5146 MeW DJQ: 19.63 Metres) 405 nm ujn, DJN Announcement iGsrm. Engl.). German Folk Song. p£. gramme Forecast (Germ, Engl) 4.20 pm. Hitler Youth I'rogramme. German Youth in remembrance of Priedr.ch L st. 4.50 p.m. News in English 5.05
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    229 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING PASSENGERS BY AIR Arrived from N.E.I, by K.N.1.L.M.--plane on July 16: Mr. Koo Liang Hwie. Left for N.E.I, by K.N.1.L.M.-plane on July 17: Mr. Corcoran. Arrived from N.E.I, by X.L.M.-plane "Lijster" on July 17: Mr. V. Alphen, Mr. Westenberg, Mr. V. Rees,
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    ACCELERATED DEPARTURE
    20 6 TmEZL i* for Philippine Islands. Mails previously announced as closing to-morrow will now close at 3 p.m. to-day.
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    MONEY MARKET
    193 6 SELLING Singapore. July 25. London 4 months' flight 2j3 15]16 London 3 months' sight 2|3 <-9|3« London 60 days' slgjit £3;? London 30 days' sight 2 3 27,32 London demand 2;3 13,1« London T.T. 2|3 13|16 Lyons and Paris demand 862 Hamburg demand 141 Nt'w York demand 57
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    103 6 British Official Wireless. London. July 24. Park? 74 63 64. Nc* York 4.95*8Montreal 4.96 V*. Brussels 29.23. Geneva 15.21 Amsterdam 7 36'w. Milan t>0 3 a. Berlin 12,35, Stockholm 19.391fe. Copenhagen 22.3&ys 010 19. MP*. Vienna 26* 'j. Prague ll9 s a Helflnfifors 220%Madrid 36 3 16. Rio
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    PRODUCE
    186 6 Singapore, July 25. !R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $146 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $143 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $141 Rice, B. Siam, No. 1 per Koyan $112 Rice, B. Siam, No. 2 per Koyan $109 Siam, Rice 1
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    215 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 25 High Tides.—6.3s a.m.. 6.02 p.m Old Rafflesians' Association Dinner and Annual Meeting, GJL Cafe, 7 pm. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I, M.F.A. v. S.R.C.. Anson Road Stadium; S.C.C. Tournament, Merchants and Police v. Public Services, S.C.C.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    73 6 ALHAMBRA —"Kentucky Kernels CAPITOL.—"The World Moves On" EMPIRE.—"Son of Kong.' GREAT WORLD -Cabaret Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs. Cinemas, Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD.—DoubIe talkies. ISAKO'S ClRCUS.—Kallang Road, 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH. —Indian Talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaiet Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas. Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION. —"After Ollico Hours." RITZ.—-King's Vacation"
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    45 6 Mails expected from Europe, etc (Amsterdam), by Air «Netherlandsi. date expected uncertain. (Delayed at Akyab' Mails expected from Europe, (London Mails) by the 8.1, (Rajula), due at Singapore, to-morrow. Mails expected from China and Japan, by the Mantai Maru, due at Singapore, to-morrow.
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    26 6 The s.s. Van Vollenhoven for Indochina. Mails previously announced as closing at 11 a.m. to-morrow wiil no% close at 11 a.m. on 27th instant.
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      385 6 SINGAPORE HOTELS j iiiiMWiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiininiiirwTiriinriiTin-i .....hiimi—i fbtffks IMel) y MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL TO-NIGHT I SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. DANCE (formal) 9.45 to midnight i and CONTINUED CABARET SUCCESS HANK BROWN UKIE LEE j (The Two New Yorkers) SPECIALISTS IN TAP RHYTHMIC DANCING I I APPEARING NIGHTLY NON-DINERS $1.00
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      246 6 1 The ScreenV Famous Comedy fpftfr loam in a Girlie Riot Loaded Kfl Ta\ V With GAY MELODIES HnLfr\lMilimA^^ The world hung on their words. The blondes hung on their necks. And the rest is HISTORY. WHEELER WOOLSEY In a Tuneful Sexpedition of Hysterical Importance "DIPLOMANIACS" R.-K.-O. RADIO PICTURE I
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      74 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or services. For particulars, see Municipal Tender Room. Date of closing: Supply of 7,000 tons of Australian Gas Coal, shipment to give delivery at« Gasworks between 4th November/4th December, 1935. 4 p.m., Tuesday, 30th July. 1935. Construction
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      208 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED —Smart Salesman for China and Glass Department. Previous experien re essential. White Box No. 89ft, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS. AUCTION BALE OF Teak and iron single and double bedsteads, tables, chairs, iron safes, clocks, eioSf grain oattern silting room suites, beautiful flower vftses. electric taHle
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      223 6 [POSTAL INgjjjggjg SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Hongkong (Van Heutsz) 2 p.m. China (generally), Hoihow (Van Heutsz) 2 p.m. Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Van Heutsz) 2 p.m. Soengei Liat (Plancius) 2.30 p.m. Ac j en (Karoa) 3 p.m. Africa East (Karoa) 3 p.m. Burma (Karoa) 3 p.m. Egypt
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    142 7 Statement Of Singapore! Municipality •HI Municipal health statement for the I k ended July 20 shows seven' ol smallpox with no fatalities. In i week i here were four raricfl lisease, also with no fatalities. j during the week number 247, as with 218 in the
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    LOSS OF THE MILLPOOL
    103 7 -■••«lairy Attributes Cause To Weather London. July 23. Mil been delivered bv Lord 'b- Commissioner, in the tnbe Uxs.s of the MUlpool. a V VV ,,L >»nk with her crew M- iw Atlantic last October. i, M wa in good and scn'"dition as rogurds her hull
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    32 7 1 r the auspices of the Young Mus--y.sical and Literary Union, a lec--1!i Malay on the Malay AdminisSeivice will be given by Che bin Mohd. Shah on Saturday at 1 oIJ p.m.
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    ROVER CREW FORMED
    454 7 Hi>h School Old Boys Of Malacca AT the request of a number of the old n boys of the High School, Malacca, a "Rover Crew" was formed recently, whicn v. as a long and keenly-felt want for the century old High School. Ever since Scooting was started,
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    SINO-FRENCH TREATY
    148 7 Duty On Rice From Annam Reduced Shanghai, July 24. \n official statement from Nanking ex lama that the French demand for pre rential treatment for anthracite and rico ports ircm Annam was responsible for J acted negotiations bet ween the two untries during the past few years, as
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    LORD WAKEFIELD
    87 7 Made Freeman Of City Of London London, July 23. Lord Wakefield, whose name has been specially associated in recent years with the encouragement of record breaking attempts on land, water and in the air. received to-day the freedom of the City of London. He is a former Lord
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    PRESENTATION OF COLOURS
    54 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. July 23. I I understand that in connection with t-h? birthday celebrations of H.H. the Sultan oi' j Johore on Sept. 17, and the 40th anniversary of his reign, the Johore Volunteer Forces will be presented with Colours by His Highness,
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    COOK'S GOOD FORTUNE
    273 7 Left $4,000,000 By An Uncle THE Shanghai newspapers are full of q w *f t y of the Russian emigrant, b. V. Mokin, who serves as a cook to vr Tarnovsky in Harbin. This story sounds absolutely like a fairy one, but the facts that arc now
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    SAFETY FIRST
    134 7 Intensive Campaign By Transport Ministry British Official Wireless. London. July 22. The Post Office started to-day on the enormous task of distributing cc every house in Great Britain, a copy of the "highway Code." containing a simple .summary of rules for observance in the interest of road safety.
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    STRIKE IN INDIANA
    64 7 Crowd Rushes The National Guard Reuter. Tcrre Haute (Indiana), July 24 When the strike settlement was announced the terms of which were not disclosed, the crowd rushed the National Guard outside the factory where the trouble originated and the soldiers were compelled to use the butts of
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    THE ANGLO-GERMAN AGREEMENT
    165 7 Criticised By Speakers Of All Parties Reuter Wireless. London, July 2. THE Anglo-German naval agre ment 1 was severely criticised by speakers of all parties in the House of Commons Mr. George Hall (Lab.), complained O' the Government's inconsistency in condemning Germany for repudiating the armament's provision
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    AIR FORCE EXPANSION
    140 7 Increase Of 12,000 In Personnel London, July 23. By 195 votes to 42, the House of Commons last night approved of the supplementary estimate of £5.335,000 tor the Royal Air Force to provide for the cost of Government's programme of expansion in the curent year. The vote
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    GANG FIGHT: 3 INJURED
    52 7 Singapore, Wednesday. A fight between rival gangs of Chinese at the 11th mile. Bukit Panjang Read, at 8.30 last night, resulted in three Hylams receiving injuries which necesitated their removal to hospital by ambulance. More than 30 persons are said to have taken Dart in the
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    THE COCONUT INDUSTRY
    578 10 T INKED up with the rubber and tin industries which have done so much for Malaya is an undertaking which has been so far somewhat of a Cinderella and has been left woefully in the background. The importance and magnitude of the coconut industry in this country
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    CRITICISM OF BRITISH NAVAL SHIPS
    227 10 Unduly Large Proportion Ineffective Reuter. I radon, July 24. MR. BYWATER. writing in the Daily Telegraph: understands that at the expiration of the London Treaiy in December 1936. "we will immediately begin to build up to the strength of sixty cruisers instead of fifty to
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    U.S. NAVAL POLICY
    119 10 Favourable Consideration Of Japan's Plans Reuter. Tokyo. July 25. The Herald Tribune's correspondent states that the American four-point naval policy has aroused the greatest interest in naval circles who express satisfaction at the U.S. Navy's more favourable consideration of Japans "just equitable plan." but fear that America's
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    MAYOR OF ATHENS
    50 10 Interviews In London With Ex-King George Reuter Wireless. London. July 23. The Mayor of Athens, M. Kotzias, has returned to Greece after a series of interviews in London with ex-King George in view of the possibility of the forthcoming plebiscite favouring his restoration to the Throne.—Reuter Wireless.
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    MORE LETTERS BY AIR
    64 10 British Official Wireless. London, July 24. The weight of letter air mails carried from Britain on Empire services in the June quarter was 32 per cent, greater than in the same quarter last year and 54 per cent, greater on European services. About 1,120,000 more letters
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    Notes and Comments An Extraordinary Statement
    213 10 THE Bishop of London (Dr. Winnington j Ingram* is reported to have made an extraordinary remark concerning His Highness the Sultan of Johore at the luncheon of the Incorporated Society of Planters in London. The Bishop referred to the tour oi the world which
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    "Good Clean War"
    219 10 A CURIOUS statement is attributed to the Rev. N. G. Railton. Senior Chaplain to the Forces at Tidworth. Preaching at the annual parade of the Old Contemptibles' Association in Salisbury Cathedral, he is reported to have ■>aid: "There are things in men's lives in peaceful England to-day
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    190 10 THERE have been so many acrimonio controversies in connection 1. sport that it is pleasant to hear ot a least one international event which ha been conducted in the best of spirit.-.. This is the .series of Test matchbetween Britain and the South Africans, and the opinion
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    Safety At Sea
    153 10 article on safety of life at sea contributed by a correspondent and appearing on another page paints an alarming picture of conditions which prevail on some vessels. He declares that if modern types of steering gear and steel hatch covers were insisted upon, more than half the
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    Topics Of The Day
    332 10 SDSE pURE white hair is said to fetch the best price on the market nowadays. If things don't improve, our creditors will soon have to call on us with a pair of clippers. 4% A A Sea trips attract the best type of holiday makers," says
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    Demand For Full Inquiry Into Tin Control SEQUEL TO RECENT EVENTS
    59 11 •rials In disturbed I IONS IN HOI SL I COMMONS i "N,!«»n. inly 21. ..,„> lh.ll no pl:»n> L», lnnlemplated t»»r »l meeting oi >',. i «»mn»lttee. 1« il i> lielieved. «I !>> recent I», l!.»rn,i>l reports l >p»dl>
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    LIVELY QUESTIONING
    68 11 < »l l'rtvtntinl< ><,<», l:,^«. 'ln' l^'ice llurli^ <'."!,. > .hi, .>l.'< l>«»nal»l. < < '!>.- n>, ,'t norm?»! ":N>l'e. .l of < v.,il,i »,,> he!,! !<>''! k)i. ..jln:t-'i-ln rel>> >. s.iCi.mtt! <?om- i'le. were t:mce <»!' ji,^. t I in. IP V l that the .cl ><>nn>
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    37 11 [NANCIAL NEWS 3 LESS PROGRAMMES. 5. UB DIARY. 7. THE STANDARD OF LOCAL COPRA. 12. NEWS, 14 and 15. 'ERS TO THE TDITOR. 16. IN PLANTING TOPICS. 18 I!• RVTEW WITH HENRY COTTON, 19.
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    CROPS RUINED
    98 11 Two-Thirds Of Hupe? Flooded Shanghai. July 15. A CABLED mcs.sa»e from Chang Chun, the capital of Hupel Province, states that two-thirds oi the province i« inundated. A vlov. of the province front the air shows va.<i f-xpanses »,i wat.#r Twelve million dollars are required for emergency relief. tv.i,.n
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    DELIGHTED WITH VISIT
    164 11 British Legion Delegates Back Prom (iermany London. July 24 Members <<( ihe British of ex-Si-rviee Men who h;id been visiting Germany returnee 10 London to-day. All of them were delishted with ihelr v licit Major Feihi-r«tiiti Oodley. chairman of th«- Le-jioii. .s.eit! ihe visit had been an
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    PRESIDENT'S SON
    58 11 No Order For His Return To China Shanghai July 24. THE Secretary of the Chinese Lega- tion in Washington declared that no order had been received from President Lin Sen for sending the latter's son homeward, in consequence of the President's son marrying Miss Viola Brown. a ten-cent-store
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    EMPIRE RESOURCES
    149 11 Importance And Value Of Survey Work British Official Wireless. London, July 24. The value and importance of survey work in the developing of the resources of the Empire were emphasised by the Secretary of State for the Colonies. MiMalcolm Macdonald, in an address to representatives of various Colonies,
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    ANTI-FOREIGN ARTICLES
    26 11 Shanghai, July 25. The Kiangsi Government has passed the principal regulations prohibiting the publication of articles which have an anti-foreign flavour.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    "JAPANESE ARMY WILL ACT"
    103 11 Ultimatum To Russia FRICTION IN OUTER MONGOLIA Moscow, July 24. 'jpHE General Headquarters of the Kwantung Army virtually sent an ultimatum to (Jfgl on July 14 demanding the establishment of a Japanese Military Comal in Outer Mongolia and the withdrawal of all Mongolian troops from the
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    SEQUEL TO DISMISSALS
    75 11 'J 1 IK .Japanese ask why OuterMongolia ,-hould be closed to international trade. Some interested Chinese circles here express Lho opinion that dismissal oi General Mazaki on July 16 and numbers of subordinate officers was largely due to Tokyo's apprehension.® that they would involve Japan in a
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    QUESTIONS IN COMMONS
    246 11 British Foreign Secretary's Statement Reuter. London, July 24. Four questions in Piirlifimeit i« -day provide evidence o» tho interest beine. taken in the friction between Ou'cj and Inner Mongolia and the danger *>t thereactions to relations. An attempt by Mr A C Moreing «conservative' and Sir Alfred
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    FLIGHT TO SINGAPORE
    52 11 Flying Boat's Non-Stop Flight To Gibraltar British Official Wireless. London, July 24. The Royal Air Force flying boat 'Singapore Three), reached Gibraltar last night after a 1,070 miles non-stop flight from Plymouth. The machine which is proceeding to Singapore by an all-British route will next visit Malta.—British
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    JAPAN'S AIMS IN EAST AFRICA
    80 11 Italian Comment ALLEGED SYMPATHY FOR ETHIOPIA Rome. July 23. POLICE guard has been placed outside the Japanese Embassy. A virulent Anti-Japanese press campaign has developed and Popolo d Italia says that Japan's new attitude violently conflicts with the Japanese Ambassadors recent assurance that Japan had
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    ANTI-BRITISH ATTACKS
    75 11 Reuter Wireless. JJEPORTS of Anti-Japanese demonstrations in several towns have brought a semi-official denial, which says that the public exuberance was due to Signor Mussolini's latest pronouncement. The Anti-Japanese campiagn has not obliterated the anti-British attacks which have been persistent for several weeks. Signor Gayda, in an article
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    SAFETY OF MISSIONARIES
    108 11 British Official Wireless. T „v. London. July 23. Tne British Government has warned missionary societies to advise British missionaries scattered in remote districts Abyssinia that it is better that they should concentrate In the vicinity of Addis Ababa They further advise their wives and children to quit
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    DISMISSED OFFICIAL
    46 11 Reuter. Buenos Aires. July 24. The Senators were actually endeavouring to restore peace amongst an excited throng on the floor of the house when the ex-Police Commissioner, Senor Valdes, who was recently dismissed, sprang up in the public gallery and fired in their midst.—Reuter.
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    THE DUTCH AIR MAIL
    105 11 Next Homeward Flight Cancelled Singapore, Wednesday. INFORMATION has been received by 1 the Post Office that the Netherlands Airway? flight due to leave Banvia for Amsterdam on Saturday, the 27th inst., has been cancelled. No mails will therefore be made up in Singapore for this despatch
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    CAUSE OF DELAY UNKNOWN
    59 11 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, July 24. Reports from Akyab state that the eastbound Dutch air mail has been held up there since yesterday. It is unknown when she will be able to proceed or the cause of the delay, but it is hoped that the
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    SEQUEL TO LOSSES
    55 11 North Of England Service Discontinued Reuter Wireless. London, July 23. As a sequel to the recent series of losses in personnel and material, the Royal Air Dutch Lines has decided to discontinue the north of England service with Holland and also one of the four daily services
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    GUILDER IN THE DOLDRUMS
    40 11 Dutch Cabinet Crisis DECISION TO RESIGN POSTPONED The Hague, July 24. 'pHE Cabinet this morning postponed till to-morrow, the decision whether to resign or dissolve and re-expressed determination to maintain the guilder with all possible measures.
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    ERRATIC MOVEMENTS
    283 11 Reuter. London. July 24 Erratic movements of the guilder have been the feature of in? foreign exchange market to-day. Speculators are surprised by the refusal of the Roman Catholic putty to support Government and offered guilders heavily, the rate weakening from 7.33-V» to 7.41 2, while the three
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    FATE OF GORVERNMENT DOUBTFUL
    69 12 Reuter Wireless. The >l lne tlov.-rnment beeurne do»l0'l lii wile,. Or., tr.r Salberse. leadc? .'l 'l'e C.,'l»o!,c-. ,lnn«u5»eed il» the Cnam- >'»< Cathnlles ur-> unable to mo»inn nl e..nhdellee ,l» thr cabinets «l,„>omic pnliey. The C,«tholie>>. wh. hav.. 23 votes out >l he Chamte,'. ip,i hav..
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    DEFENCE OF THE LIRA
    46 12 Reuter Wireless. Pom». ONo la !l' l'- ,e. !'i:- ol ,!>e law concern- i inz >. .-<'., l„'!i.ll cie- >> ,'s>. Tt.e c> replace »;old poaaible l'x- f«n. ito:ird of In- Cr. llli ano >l.. < > X !>! n ,>- a ">o. peril..^ nr.i.„n'!v t.,
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    Raising: The Standard Of Local Copra
    399 12 THE MALAYAN EXHIBITION Coconut Section CHALLENGE CUP DONATED fiREAT interest is being taken in the special coconut section at the Malayan Exhibition which is to be held in Kuala Lumpur next month. The Oreraeaa Chinese Banking Con oration have donated a silver challenge cup,
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    "KENTUCKY KERNELS"
    288 12 I Sparkling Comedy At The Alhambra AT THE CINEMAS Singapore. Thursday. THE inimitable Wheeler and Woolsey bowled the audientv at r.he Alhambra Theatre off their seats yehterday in their latest Radio picture "Kentucky Kernels." The popular pair of wise-cracking comedians are at their beat in the funjtacked production
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    MURDER WILL OUT
    245 12 "After Office Hours" At The Pavilion rOMEDY, a mysterious murder and romance, with comedy predominating, are the features of "After Office Hours," starring Constance Bennett and Clark Gable, which opened at The Pavilion last night. There is a strong supporting cast which includes Stewart Erwin and Billie
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    "Death At Broadcasting House"
    59 12 Death at Broadcasting House," a murder mystery by Val Gieigud and Holt Marvel, will have its premiere at the Victoria Theatre to-night. The first film to reveal the secrets of Broadcasting House, the cast includes such well-known stars as lan Hunter, Peter Haddon and Henry Kendall,
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    MR. J. M. BRANDER
    73 12 To fie Transferred To Kclantan Singapore. Thursday Mr. J M. Brander. the Third Singapore Magistrate, will relinquish hLs present appointment, on July 27, 10 assume 1 duties ad Superintendent, Murine, Customs, Chandu. Post and Telegraphs Departments in Kelan'an. It if understood that Mr. C. H Whitton.
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    SHIPS IN COLLISION
    77 12 S.O.S. From American Steamer Reuter. San Francisco, July 24. 'JHE Mackay Radio reports that it has intercepted an S.O.S. from the American steamer Calmar stating that she has been in collision with the Japanese steamer Koryu Maru ten miles to the south of the San Francisco lightship.
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    JAPANESE GOODS
    144 12 Exhibition Opened In Singapore Singapore. Thursday. TOR the purpose of introducing a wide range of Japanese goods, produced or manufactured in »Hvcgc and all experted from the pert of Kob2. a group cf travellers and merchants have arrived in Singapore to-day from Manila, led by an oflfeer-in-charge of
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    LT. COL. C. PONSONBY
    41 12 Elected Unopposed For Seven Oaks Reuter Wireless. London. July 20. Lieut. Colonel Charles Ponsonby. has been elected unopposed for Seven Oaks In succession to the ex-Mintater. Mi. Hilton Young who has been elevated to the peerage.—Reuter Wireless.
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    MEMORIAL TO LAWRENCE
    52 12 Space Offered In St. Paul's Cathedral British Official Wireless. London. Jury 24. Space has been offered in St. Paul's Cathedral for a memorial to Lawrence of Arabia. It will take the form of a bronze head by Mr. Eric Kennington. the well-known sculptor and friend of Lawrence.—British
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    SAFETY OF LIFE AT SEA
    482 12 How Better Equipment Would Help The following article by "M. M." will be read with interest by all who take an interest in the sea. RECENT losses of cargo steamers have brought the question of safety of life at sea much to the fore in
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    DESTRUCTION AT AMOY
    31 12 Amoy. July 25. Amoy was severe'- struck by I storm yesterday. The telephone service was destroyed, and telegraphic communication between Amoy and Foochow int..-r rupted.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    LEAGUE COUNCIL
    284 12 Britain To Press For A Full Discussion Reuter Wireless. London. July 23. Britain will press for a full discussion on all aspects of the Italian-Abyssinian dispute when the League Council considers the matter next week, says Reuters diplomatic correspondent. A peaceful settlement before die League meeting has become
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    BRITISH ATTITUDE
    164 12 British Official Wireless. London, July 24. It is expected that the Minister for League Affairs. Mr. Anthony Eden, will lead the British Delegation which will attend the meeting of the League Council to be held next week to consider the Italc-Abyssinian dispute The procedure at Geneva must, oi
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    IRRESPONSIBLE RUMOURS
    68 12 Reuter. Tokyo. July 25. QUESTIONED concerning the repcrted aims exports to Ethiopia. Japanese Army authorities remarked :hat there were many irresponsible rumours in circulation in this connection with the apparent object of involving Japan in the JtaloEthiopia dispute, but ihcy refused to either confirm «,r deny these declaring
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    EXPORT OF ARMS
    266 12 Loudon July 25. A? question time in ihe House o! Commons to-day the Foreign Secretary, fill Samuel horae. repeated hte promise to make a statement shortly uii the wlioLsubject of the supply of arms iu Italy and Abyssinia and It Is generally expect ec that he will
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    CONCEALED A CASE OF CHICKEN-POX
    224 12 Offered Bribe To Health Inspector THIS man was concealing a ease which I had every reason to believe was smallpox," remarked Dr. J. W. Scharff, the Chief Health Officer of the Singapore Rural Board, when a Chinese named Tan Peng Seng was charged before Mr.
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    LONDON NOT VULNERABLE
    113 12 Communique Issued After Air Exorcises British Official Wireless. Lutidon. iuls 2-* Ail f«lVici3l communique on !tu.( infill'»' air exercises lS&ued lrom Jn» A n Mniihtry. that London is nur *0 vulnerable as unofficial common had led many to think The lighten can ta iu»d to luvc In
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    ALLEGED MURDER
    48 12 5int/lt2lo^' Sl',. >>."!. i»N,l >»,V w Wilmot Sllva. ll> 2l> e.i.u.i. > wl'.o is on s» ctlOlyl ll M!,rd«! l named Siila'halnb> >hc lU>" >l> Scletzie Poad alld Oh> dy <.»::a,.' ,,< nilzh, ol iulv 5, i',!<>'ler .!',> belo:e Xlc pl. Magisllate «his morMn'^. The was ,>!,.,< beiile.
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    AN OLD OFFENDER
    70 12 Aged Malay Sentenced To Imprisonment Singapore, Thursday. Mohamed bin Mydin. a 51-year-old Malay admitting 16 previous convictions was charged before Mr. J. M. Brander. the Third Magistrate, this morning, with wandering in Bencoolen Street in the early hours of the morning of July 13. while being a
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    HEAT WAVE IN LONDON
    39 12 British Official Wireless. London, July 24 The heat wave has returned to Londo;. ■The temperature at 4 p.m. was degrees fahrenheit, lour degrees hotter than yesterday. A continuation of warm weather is predicted.—British Ol;: Wireless.
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    DECREE NISI GRANTED
    586 13 Singapore Petition SEQUEL TO WIFE'S HOLIDAY S i ngapore, Wednesday. 4 DECREE nisi to be made ab- soiutc within six months was rning granted to Mr. Merton d Brown, the managing direi"Messrs. Thornycrofts, Ltd., T( .on the grounds of the misconduct of his wife Violet Brown with
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    CHINA FLOOD RELIEF FUND STARTED
    313 13 Consignment Of 4 Tig 2 Balm To !>c Sent Singapore. Tnnrsday. AVERSEAS Chinese particularly those in Malaya, nrf making meat effort to do their bit f:r the millions who were rendered cie-ii ate .„nd homeirs.-. by the flood in C?utral China Besides the subsi&ivial donations
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    CHINESE LADY'S CLAIM
    240 13 Suit Against Tin Bee Company (From Our Own Correspondent, Penang. Tmusday A CIViL suit Cams un for hearing bcfor° Mr- Justice yesterday in ifaa supiem« Court In winch Mrs. Lim Chin Juan figured as plaintin and her san-n-iaw, Mr. Lee Eng Hock appeared for he him of
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    130 13 Lira And Guilder Monopolise Attention Reuter Wireless. London. July 23. On the Stock Exchange to-day the prevailing monotony was somewhat relieved by firmer Wall Street advices but, apart from a rally in Internationals which was reflected on certain Home industrials, the markets were dull. Wheat ruled firm ana
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    FRAUDULENT POSSESSION
    40 13 Singapore, Thursday. Charged with fraudulent possession of a gold chain valued $21 50, a Chinese named Lai Sun was fined $25 or one month's rigorous imprisonment ir default before Mr. J. M. Brander. the Third Magistrate, this morning
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    ESTATE OF $1,400,000
    39 13 Reuter. Hongkong. July 25. Mr. John Johnstone cf Hal lea'hs Dumfries. Scotland, former Manager of Jarc'ine Matheson and Co.. in Ho igkeng. who died in Scotland in March, left in Hongkong estate valued a $1,400,000 Rtuter.
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    CYCLIST KNOCKED DOWN
    37 13 Singapore. Thursday. Knocked down by a car in Wilkie Roar, shortly after ten o'clock yesterday morning, an Indian cyclist was taken to hospital by ambulance in a semi-conscion. v condition suffering from head injuries.
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    CHINESE FOUND DEAD
    19 13 Singapore. 7huls6ay Chinese vazranl was lound lvinp. dead on «he Nve-loo». way of Jalnn «tlonlali yes«erdav.
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    12 13 The Rajula has arrived at Penang with 389 state-aided 'abouiers from Madras.
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    America To Meet Britain In Challenge Round GERMANY OUT OF DAVIS CUP
    439 14 Beaten By 4 To 1 j WINNERS' BRILLIANT DISPLAY London, July 23. JMIK United States, who were leading Germany by two matches to one in the Inter-Zone final of the Davis Cap Competition, qualified to meet Great Britain
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    CHALLENGE ROUND
    41 14 The British And American Teams Reuter. The following are the teams to paiticipa:e in the Challenge Round: GREAT BRITAIN Singles: Perry and Austin. Doubles: Hughes and Tuckey UNITED STATES Singles: Budge and Wood. Doubles: Allison and Van Ryn.— Reuter.
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    THE DAVIS CUP
    97 14 Growing Bigger: A "Saucer" Added I\AVIS cup is getting- bigger and bigger addition to the cup j and "saucer" (its tray) is to be made. Reason: big names, little space left for inscriptions. Proposed addition to trophy is circular base, to support) cup and tray, measuring three
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB
    344 14 Schedule Of Hates In 1936 CTE<'IAL riiti'.. will he run by ihe Slng3por<» Turf Club lot IMG mid the provisional piogTiuaine is as loiiow:-:--Si'RING MEETING The Bprhlu Cup: A handicap foi C'lar.s 1 ponies Division I. Value $2,0110 out ol which $400 in tin.' second pony .j'Ci
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    STORE BADMINTON
    75 14 Rearranged Ties In The Championship ALL th«» Cos in the Open Badminton Championship of Singapore, arranged foi' Saturday :tml Sunday» have bt-t*n postponed, The* fi.Jiuwii'f; rr-nri angiment ha?, therofurv. he»*n muie in the Inler-school Championship. 1 Saturday. .1 p.m.:—Govt, Trudr School vs. V M.C.A Schiml i>f Commfn'e, Mi-mlny.
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    SCHOOL SPORTS
    34 14 The Rangoon Road School will hold their 11th annual sports on the school ground on Friday, Aug. 9, at 3 p.m. Mrs. R. Walker has kindly consented to give away the prizes.
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    NEGRI SOCCER SENSATION
    146 14 Hose Cup Semi-Final ALLEGED VIOLATION OF RULES (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Wednesday. AT a committee meeting of the Negri Sembilan Football Association held last night, it was found that the Malay Regiment football team, which recently defeated the Negri Sembilan Club in the semi-final of the
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    BUKIT ZAHRAH SPORTS
    314 14 Sultanah Of Johore (iivcs Away Prizes tFrom Our Oirn Correspondent) .Johujy Buhiu, July iM. A LARGE iruther.ng of parents of and wall wlbher?. of tin. 4 Rukit Z.nhrati School were present rhi? afternoon at th Annual :c Sports which wer»_> held n the school padang, .lohnrc Baliru.
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    ONLY TWO INSTANCES
    129 14 Father And Son Play In Tests By playing for South Africa against England at Trent Bridge, in the first xtst, A. D. Nourse made cricket history for there is only one other instance of father and son playing for their country—the Tates. Fred Tate, the father of
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    CHINESE ATHLETES
    73 14 The Malaya Overseas Unit Shanghai, July 25. At a meeting of t-he National Athleti: Association under the chairmanship of Mayor Wu Teh Cheng, of Greater Shanghai, the Preliminary Bureau resolved that th? name Singapore Overseas Unit should be changed to that of Malaya Unit. Mr. Chiao Yu Pu
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    NATION'S TRIBUTE TO JACK HOBBS
    205 14 All The Cricketers At Dinner TO do honour to Jack Hobbs on hi.s retirement from county cricket, a complimentary dinner has been organised en a national scale. It will take place in the ballroom of the Doreester HoU-i on Wednesday, and Lore? Ccbham, President of
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    HE WAS OUT?—NO
    86 14 Remarkable Incident \1 The Oval pEM A KKABLE flinskj ut the Oval. S 'iivy nciiN one run io beat WorCegtarsniri Squires cut a bull to third man thai produced the run That did not nn-tlers. nt* you would oxp«nt B;itamen th-ujrht thc.v might :u *r«-t another run.
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    200 14 English College Defeat Medicos By Odd Goal (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 23. The football team of the Medicial College Union visited Johore Bahru this evening and met the English College on the latter's padang, and were defeated by the odd goal in five. It was
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    SOCCER SURPRISE IN TAIPING
    316 14 Saw Ah Choy Cup Holders Beaten (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Tuesday. I AST year s champions, the Taiping Customs, were beaten by the odd g:al ir three On the Esplanade to-day. when they met the Public Offi.es XI in U; fust mutch of the second
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    GOLF FEAT
    75 14 Bogey Beaten By Nine Strokes AD. Locke, winner of this year's South African amateur and open titles at the ace of 17. rcntinues to nlay remarkable eolf and la being haUcd in thai count ry as another "Bobby" Jones. His latest feat ha;; been to return a record
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    "BAULK LINE"
    66 14 New Kule In Playing Billiards A; the request of the leading professionals the Billiards Association and Control Council have decided to amend ihe "baulk line" rule which hbheito has required that the baufk iin* shall br crossed once In tach HOO points oi a break. Uwler the amended
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS
    56 14 The following ties in the S.C.C. Billiards Handicap tournament will be played next week: MONDAY, JULY 27 P. Carmichael (—100) v. winner of J. M. Thomas (—5O) and C. G. Fugler (—75). TUESDAY, JULY 30. J. A. Dean (scr.) v. winner of Ĕ. H. R. Bowerman (—25) and
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    AMATEUR TENNIS RULE
    159 14 Strict Enforcement COCHETS VISIT TO SINGAPORE Singapore Mmr ii. VESTEROAY afj«trvsot>ii 112 jHou lift official MBirmt nt ua. »%%hm| by ihr* la*vn Tcnniii to>iaiion ot Malava The ienure A>.oi'i.iliuM i Malaya l»av« bren nutlf «I lh jj<lnt< i n.ii|<<inl Unit IViiniN l'ri|y|aiiim that the mlv t »r
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    AMATEUR (FOUR-BALL.) BILLIARDS
    101 14 Results Of Last Night's Opening: Ties Sliarnp Tc, Tinll-i|r,. TWO .IItUXUMtV limit l»u!D bill.wr.J. i It,|'M--1 ttiootMp 112 rnf). t Umi. I'm- hi, I'rr.ni -i Bn.lhiT? Clkjlli-dkv SMi'i'M \v»« i ummi-m i.,j MC ow> llt.r» I uV» 'w\i wvr Jecui' *1 The resuU* worm'snah Peng kv.yntr (Aelftttj.
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    SINGAPORE A.A.A.
    55 14 A general meeting of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association will be held at the S.C.C. on Thursday/ Aug. I, at 6.30 p.m., to consider, inter alia, the draft rules of the Association, to fix entrance fees and subscriptions and to decide whether an athletic meeting should, or should
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    A D' Artagnan With A Racket!
    348 15 HERO OF CENTRE COURT .Iran Borotra DEFEAT W ITH FLAG FLYING the story of tho passing of Basque—and what a passing think Joan Borotra will play in singles at Wim(writes Frank Poxon in the < rankle of June 27). r a man went down
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    INDIAN TEAM TO TOUR CEYLON
    191 15 hr«T I'rsl Matches in October 1 l>! 7 ußul THu i* to tour v f)r>ift>rr, '•l' > C> tr.p of nti t. rnl U iiivers«tie* .n 11 1 ExeolTrncy flu- P.t iii-Chii-f of ih" ii rwn s m isi* OfiVernoi a -.»m .urn hu H
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    EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION
    20 15 I Sx-Services Association of Malaya ><>ld a Golf Competition on the Lines G C. course on Sunday, 28.
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    OSBORNE SHIELD SHOOT
    537 15 Selangor Retain The Trophy THE annual shoot for the Osborne 1 Shield took place last Sunday on the I Kuala Lumpur Rifle Range. Selangor being the holders, were challenged by Perak and Negri Sembiian but retained the trophy. The morning was an ideal one for shooting and
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    LIVERPOOL JUBILEE CUP
    105 15 Wychwood Abbot Heads The Handicap THE following are the weights for the Liverpool Silver Jubilee Cup U mile 2 fur. 170 yards) to be run On Fr day. July 26:— Wychford Abbot 9.7 Montrose 9.0 Cotoneaster 8.11 Valerius 8 8 Achtenan 8 8 Alishah 8.8 Monkshood 8.7
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    USEFUL B.P.
    197 15 Playing at the home court on Sunday, July 14. the Useful Badminton Party defeated the Union Chinese B.P. by 5 games to 2. Detailed scores as follows: (Useful's players mentioned first): Sng Beng Teck lost to Ngin Eng Meng 3—15 (3—l), 7—15. Lim Cheng Hong beat Wilkie Chan
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    116 15 The following will be chosen to represent the August Badminton Party in a friendly football fixture against the Fraser and Neave Staff Sports Club Dn Thursday, July 25, at the latter's ground (Anson Road) at 4.45 p.m. sharp. Players and supporters are kindly requested to assemble at the
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    BADMINTON
    79 15 I The following will represent the Sunnydale B.P. against the Buds B.P. in a friendly match of 5 Singles and 2 Doubles to be played at the Home Court on Saturday 27th inst., at 3 p.m. sharp: SINGLES: Swee Tjian Hee, Tan Chin Tock, Chan Chong Tee, Low Choon
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    FRIDAY'S SOCCER
    61 15 The following ACS. Old Boys are fnvited to play soccer on Friday July 26 at the Clerical Union ground at 5.15 p.m. sharp against the Present Boys. Muthucumaru, Humphries, Chan Ah Bah, Abdul Kadir, Kor Hor Khoon, Ah Bock, Chim Bock, Hussein, Tee Sian, George Day, Hoi Sain,
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    HAPPILADS TOURNAMENT
    51 15 Members of the Happilads Athletic Party are requested to note that entries in the "A" and "B" Singles Badminton Tournament has been extended to Aug. 5, 1935. Entries should be forwarded to the Hon. Sports Captain Mr. Koh Pway Thow of The Medan Store, accompanied by the entry
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    ALL-MALAYAN ATHLETICS
    455 15 Full List Of Entries THRILLING SPORT EXPECTED fHE following is the full list of entries to the various events of the Amateur Athletic Association of Malaya meeting to be held at Kuala Lumpur this week-end. As will be seen the cream of athletic talent in Malaya will be
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    WIFE'S 71 GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
    386 17 A World Record? HAR6BS AGAINST HUSBAND i Plains, New York State. 4 rt'OKLD record in recriminatory fire between husband and ing legal release from r is believed to have been White Plains' couple who :Ii (I suit and counteri pa rat ion here. Mrs. Elizabeth
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    ROYAL PARDON FOR COACH DRIVER
    392 17 Balance Of Fine Which Was Unpaid (By Air Mail). London, July 11. Jl PARDON of the balance of a motortag fine, signed by the King, was granted yesterday to Mr. Ray George Mann, a Bournemouth coach driver who as far back as November 1930, was
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    DIED WITH HIS CROPS
    61 17 Newburg-on-Donau. Bavaria. Recent Storms and hail—similar to those experienced in the South of England, have done so much damage to the reps of a farmer here that he has shot himself. a fter returning from a walk round his ruined fields, he snatched his eun from
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    TRADE MARKS CASES
    159 17 Offenders Fined Ily District Judge Singapore, Thursday. A JAPANESE and a Chinese were dealt n with by the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, for having infringed the Trade Marks Ordinance. FOUR COUNTS S. Manibuchi, the Japanese proprietor of Thompson and Co., High Street, pleaded guilty to
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    CLAIM FOR WAGES
    323 17 Suit Dismissed At Kuala Lumpur i j i I i (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. MISS L v Pei Fan, alias Pansy Liv, was the defendant in a case before Che Marof yesterday, when Mr. W. Q. de Morry su d her for a cum
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    67 17 Transit Time For Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegranh Company announces that the transit tinie on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on July 24 were as follows:— Telegrams handed in up 5 p.m., 7 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 p.m., 3 minutes. Telegrams
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    Malayan Planting Topics
    1615 18 Root Diseases General Conclusions Inferable Programme For The Future Rejuvenation Or Replanting? Comparative Failure Of Thinning-Out (By "PerttoguT) is no wisli lo seem an alarmist, nor i» tiierc .lny intcn!><»n lo comfort hv appearing undulv optimistic. 0urcatcnword is > whero proved noccssury. l wish to avoid all
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    SEARCH FOR NEW DALAI LAMA
    99 18 Age-Old Belief In Reincarnation Reuter. Sunlu iui, THE search for i»** £>~ has uflleiiilly bnjun. Atrcordlxm 10 an iiL-e-oht !.ip.*:c ::f at mm rnuiji}' 1. wuy ahrr tin dCMII of the Ud.i t jls the reincarnating :owi ou., to raiih fl- the 0» even then
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    INTERVIEW WITH COTTON
    716 19 Defeated Champion HOPELESS WHEN HE COULD NOT PUTT London, July 4. rp: an interview with a defeatI ion. The world knows champion thinks about aid his speeches and ::iments. to find out what Henry was regarded as a ceraod who failed, could all. writes a corresponI. radon
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    ARCHBISHOP IN A LAWSUIT
    499 19 [Case Involving Rs. 42,000 Dismissed THE case in which Mrs. H. Mabel Fer« nando and her husband. Mr. S Simon H Fernando, of Narahenpita v C lombo sue d the Commissioners Of the Loan Board, Colombo, the Rt Rev Dr. P. Marque. Archbishop of Colombo the
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    KING'S NURSERYMAN
    222 19 vestl, Of 8ir 'awes sVatt 93 July 2. -'"i >»».!„ l.. th... .'..rel?<> JiNl>«< "!"l ha» died z,l b,l< home at Stauwix. Ca'li le. aged li« hnd not missed a royal 5no" for 60 >l iind ho built» up -seed bu»ine6« which all over the xvorld. > ml.er
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    MARRIED AFTER 50 YEARS
    51 19 Quincy, Massachusetts. Fifty years ago Albert Neimeyer and Katherine Schaefer, then aged 19 and 14 respectively, were sweethearts. Now, after a June wedding just solemnised, they are honeymooners. Mr. Neimeyer, who comes from Jersey City (New Jersey), is 69 and his bride, from Randolph (Massachusetts), is
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    SIX GENERATIONS LIVING
    170 19 Father Aged 126: Son A Centenarian Teheran, Persia. A MAN of 126 who has A son of 100 years old, A daughter of 95. Six generations living. 300 grandchildren e;c. and has married three times, is flourishing at Guiian. a Caspian district cf Iran. 1 He is
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    BEES KILL A MAN
    74 19 Prague. Stung by hundreds of bees, a man has died at Lovcice, Bohemia. He was Jan Pisa, aged 38. Getting in the way of a swarm of bees, he waved his hands frantically to prevent them settling on his face and in his hair. His movements
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    MAN WITH GLARING EYES
    760 19 Widow Attacked DRAMA IN LONELY COTTAGE (By Air Mail) Farnham, July G VyillLE arrangements were being completed to-night for a big "drive over'the week-end to round up the ferocious assailant of three young women in the Frensham district of Surrey, the "man with glaring eyes'' struck
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