Malaya Tribune, 30 July 1935

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXIL- -No. ISO SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1935 FIVE CENTS, The Malaya Tribune Singapore; Tuesday. July 30. 1935. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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      79 1 TLeaJ The Dominant In tSMalaya FOR STRONG HEALTHY BODIES DRINK S KLIM MILK j THE 1935 1 IMPROVED FAMILY SCALE I "GEORGE WASHINGTON" II j "NEVER TELLS A LIE" I mC LD GREEN 'I 240 LBS. j j IVORY WMjffl PRI€E 1 BLUE $14.50 I j PINK V" (DELIVERED ANYWHERE)
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      130 1 THE "CONTAX" CAMERA Sole Afente m r SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT 00., PjO. Bos M. SINGAPORE. PEERLESS j ERASMIC SOAP J Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PEERLESS ERASMIC is incomparable and invaluable f r ?lu> toi let and can bp applied without harm to the most delicate skins. Refreshfelt— i n :,rifJ invigorating it
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    Shipping News & Notices SHIPPING SERVICES IN SIAM
    754 2 Shipping News Notices SHIPPING SERVICES IN SIAM Fair Share Of British Tonnage IT is shown In a report on economic conditions m Siam, at t«« <*-<>*c of :034. prepared by Mr. J. Baiky, H.M. Consul-Genera] at Bangkok, and Mr. P. Wh.ttingtor, British Vice-Con.su!, Bangkok, that Norwegian shipping continues io hofd
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    BIG SHIP POLICY
    211 2 Not Favoured By The Americans I New York. AMERICAN snipping men are not at aU overawed by the «Ile of ihe new French liner. Normal die. In fact, (Il v prefer smaller ships. Vessels like the Nonnandie. they say, according to the "New York Times," ire. tOO
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      447 2 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA r *v o. s. N. c.i's BAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage Singapore. 1U35. 01 DAN 0,500 July 31 .tl DEK A 10,000 Aug. 2 ;I RANPURA 17,000 Aug. li BURDWAN 0.070 Aug. 29 1 Ml TANA 17,000 Aug. 30 ;i 11,000 Sept. 6 HITRAL 16,000 Sept. 13
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      32 2 s.s. "ARABIA MARU" (10,000 G. Tons). LEAVES SINGAPORE AUG. 11, I direct for COLOMBO lat ard Deck. $120. $31.20 $17. Eor further particulars please apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, TEL. bm-U. I|
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      690 2 N.Y.KJL IN E GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). NEW REDUCED FARES TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ, Ist. 2nd. Naples $497 $340 $317 ft $343 Marseilles 514 557 326 ft 351 London 557 600 343 369 Next Sailings— 1935. ss. HAKUSAN MARU Aug. 8 s.s. lIARUNA MARU
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      509 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINK. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOB GENOA. LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M.S. Sham BORINGIA 6-8 6-8 7-8 9-3 ERRIA 20-8 20-8 21-8 23-8 LALANDIA 17-9 17-9 18 -9
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      490 2 STEAMER SAILINGS -j? NORDDEUTSCHEB ———-4# (Incorporattjd in The undernoted are the Company** intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. 198n. "POTSDAM" for Manila, Hongkong Shanghai and .Japan Aug. I "NECKAR" for Hongkong, Shanghai. North China and Japan Aug. o "ODER" for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China and Japan Aug. tl "TRAVE* for Hongkong, Shanghai, North
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    149 3 VALUES AGAIN IMPROVE Trade shows Pair Inquiry Singapore, Tuesday morning. ibb r (Singapore), 10' i cts., v,> Market Tone: Very steady. (Singapore), $115* up r fit-day's Trices: London: 5%d., up ';;d. Market Tone: Firm, but quiet. S v York: 11 13 16 cts., up 1 16 ct.
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1521 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS wZts&z* quotationß art MINING I Singapore, Tuesday, 10 a.m. Issue Fruser raL' Vau. &Co v >^- 4j- Ampat 3.6 41% 37% 4 I* ii A. mimbang 3 2 33- 3 33 2 il A Malay 58 6 60 6 58 6 60 6
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    70 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Tuesday noon. Buyer*. Sellers. No. IX.R.SS. in cases (F. 0.8. August) 193/* Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8. August) 10 19% No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (avardablo Spore) i9-°'k do. Aug.'Svpt. L9H r.K\ do. Oct'Dec 20 20'; do. Jan. M;u-. 21 21 Tone of
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    DRINK MORE TEA
    54 3 Worldwide Propaganda Planned Reuter. London, July 29. JXDIA, Ceylon and the Netherlands East Indies have jointly launched a publicity plan to expand tea consumption throughout the world. They will co-ordinate the existing propaganda campaigns and will allocate over quarter of a million sterling annually derived from a
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    CHINESE GOVT. BONDS
    112 3 The Position Of British Holders Reuter. London, July 29. In the House of Commons, Mr. A. M. Lyons (Conservative) inquired from the Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare) what he proposed to d >in view of the recent representations of the Committee of British holders of Chinese Government
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    MOSTLY FROM U.S.
    100 3 Canada's Purchases Of Malayan Produce Canada's direct purchases from the Strai s Settlements and other British East Indies totalled $2,157, 855 last year, vet purchases of raw rubber from the United States, which mainly originated from these countries, totalled 54.859,390 lbs. out- of a total purchase of
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    RUBBER MANUFACTURE
    72 3 European Firm To Open In Bombay Bombay. July 26. It is understood that a European firm with a capital of tt f ty lakhs of rupees are shortly starting a rubber factory in Bombay for the manufacture of solid lubber tyres, sheets, tubes and other articles. When the
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    95 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, Tuesday. MINING: Quiet, Rantau prefs. .75 .77, S. Kintas $4.12« 2 $4.20. Kramats 42 -42 9, Rahman Hyds. .90 .9?. T. Harbours $7.60 $7.70. Raubs $6.75 $6.85. Takuapas 22--23 Lukuts .99 $1.04. RUBBERS: Qjiet, Indragiris $1.00 $1.03. U. BenuU .43 .45, U. Malacca $1.55 $1.60.
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    OTTOMAN RAILWAY
    277 3 Sale Agreement Ratified With Turkey i A C Kcneral ®eeting ol the sha e- t hollers of the Ottoman Railway Lom Smyrna to A.din was held at Winchester I House, E.C., for the purpose of considering a resolution approving and rauiying the sale agreement of the Turkish Republic
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    108 3 i Business Poor In All Sections Reuter Wireless. London, July 22. On the stock exchange the new ac count which will last three weeks started but in the continued absence of public interest business in all sections was poor wheat advanced on reports of continued drought in the
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    AUSTRALIAN FINANCE
    163 3 Canberra, Ju'y 3 j I Customs and exci.se collections In Australia for the financial year jut vnded were, ;t was stated, nearly 139,000 000 nearly £4,250,000 above the Budget esLmate. Ornc al figures are withheld pending announcement of the yesj-'s result by hn. Acting Treasurer, Mr. Casey. It
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    RESTRICTION OF TIN
    229 3 Figures Back The Plan I ORD Eli bank writes as follows to the editor of the Financial Times of July 1. In my speech at the annual generai meeting of Malaysian Tin on June 27 I stated that output from non-restric-ting tin producing countries had increased from
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    PETROL PRICES
    164 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.J. Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and rt S brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit ln 4-gallon drums per British Imperial allon $1 07 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.89 Shell Motor Spirit to 4-gallon drums per
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    70 3 Transit Time For Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Sineap:re to London on July 29 were as follows:— Telegram* banded In up to 5.00 pm 4 minutes. Telegrams handed m up to 530 p.m. 6 minute.v
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      253 3 ==1 I THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED, ER CHAMBERS RAFFLES PLACE. I sail .«l I'iilly Paid Yen 100.000.000. wu Puod Yen 12"»,800,000. HE U) OFI I» IE: OKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Batavia. Berlin, Dairen, Pengt'ten, Hamburg, Hankew, Harbin, Honolulu. Hongkong. HsinI Karachi, Kobe. London, Lo? Angeles, Manila, Moji, Nagasak Nagoya,
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      24 3 SOUTH "J BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L, C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE-. 2. FINI-AYSON GREEN.
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      83 3 Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappfj, N. V, (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. j HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN I ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, 1 BATAVIA. I Branches throughout tho Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents
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      171 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporalicn Ltd (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK LTD., THE HO HONr RANK LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000.000.00 Paid Up *10 000 non nn °^i CTUUA TOOT STOAPOiLOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD BOARD OP DIRECTORS: Chee Swee Cheng, Esq. Chairman.
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      624 4 i M. HASSAN, N A 17, BRAS BAB AH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all aorta of work j in electrical, gas and water service line.-*. j We jrive prompt attention to all orders ther biv or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Eetirn;-'' submitted upon re- Ij quest
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      657 4 PIANOFORTE STUDIO! 75, SOPHIA ROAD. Levsottf in Pianoforte Playing. Special tuition for children, preparation for the Certificates. A.T.C.L., L.T.C.L. Diplomas of Trinity College of Music. Terms Moderate. BEATRICE de SOUZA, LT.OL., THONE 2314. English Conversation lessons by lady. 3 times a week. >10 p.m. Box G99, Malaya Tribune. HOLLANDSCHE CLUB
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      638 4 j NOTICE I W. HAMMER AND COMPANY. LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the j Twelf h Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders of this Company will be heid at the Registered Office, Hongkong Bank Chambers. Collyer Quay, Singapore, on Saturday. 21th August 1935. at 12 o'clock noon, at which the
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      589 4 f IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JOHORE. DISTRICT OF JOHORE BAHRU. In Bankruptcy. J.B. No. 18 of 1935. Summary Case. Re ABDUL AZIZ BIN BABA of Government Hospital, Segamat, Dresser. Receiving Order made 2i»th June, 1935. Dace of Order for Summary Administration 16th July, 1986. Date of Adjudication 29th June,
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      199 4 I "LOTUS" I FACE BEAUTIFIES MARK ti i3il|ll|S al f u*o*3 < U 1 IJ ±a > i I ifl Removes FRECKLES, PIMPLES, PRICKLY—HEAT. The Tropical Dispensary, 226, Beach Street, Penang. Central Store, Johore. ■irrii-ii ii > minisinemmmiii STRAITS TYPE WHITER AGENCY (Established la 1914). Stationers and Repairers 14-A. Change
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      234 4 Whether they be DAINTY WRIST WATCHES FOR LAMBS OR STURDY ONES FOR GENTLEMEN Always tall at 429. NORTH MUDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road) FOR THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TIMEKEEPERS MHMDMMM P.S mmM j E^i^l^H j Safeguard your eyes—they are you? i greatest possession. It 13 dasgerova to negl.T""' them.
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    ALLEGED DOUBLE MURDER
    628 5 Expert Evidence As To Accused's Sanity m Our Onn Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 28. •HE third session for the year of the Johore Bahru Assizes opened in the Court. Johore Bahru, this ming before Mr. Justice J. V. Mills, are only two cases on the list, are
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      56 5 I t Hammond SYNCHRONOI S ELECTRIC CLOCK PIC ARD V j ~,uk unu.-uai ano :,r romb'Mtiomi with a generP«»3 *'i chromium plaiting. Droved to mt a popular colour :iihinations are the irend in modern 'aiions. Ivory, Green, or 1 ;,r .nail;,hit- as >vc!| as an all 'mi modrj. Sofe Agents,
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      84 5 j THE WORLD j A AT VOIR FINGERTIPS I I WITH A I WESTIN6HOOSE 8 TUBE ALL WAVE I MASTER RECEIVER I You will marvel at the clearness of I the speech, the hril'iant treble and Q dominating bass of the music. May we prove this to you by a
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      113 5 j < RTM^ Life and sparkle H colour ,'nd Hp movement—music and gaiety. All Wk too soon the evening passes. The H last dance is announced, the last Wb round of drinks called—cheery H friends disperse. How will you m feel in the morning Stale 9 heavy lazy Not if
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      315 5 Cbmbcriaia'fl <:,„i»|, Reswdy acts J} ««ng speed in curing coogfai colds, bronchial inflammation and ■orencas. h is i safe, tested tonic r, r > fr '""»< aarcotia and .11 harmful drugs, yd il i, «trcmd, eftotnre. It build* rcawtance r.,,re Rrrioiu ilk. EconomNs«l too, and pJnuanl to take. Mill i
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      254 5 BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE STATION Wireless Programme For To-Day 'DJB: 19.74 Metres, DJN 31 45 Metres; DJQ: 19.63 Metres. 4.05 p.m. DJB, DJN Announcement «3erm., Engl.) German Folk Song Programme Forecast (Germ Engl 4.20 p.m. Folk Songs h«' 35 fcfk T°P ic al Talk: A bruch staatsr at Prof. Dr. Sauer--4.50 p.m.
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      291 5 TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME The Torquay Municipal Orchestra TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows: TRANSMISSION 2 6.20 p.m. Big Ben. The New Victoria Cinema Orchestra. 6.40 p.m. A running commentary on the Davis Cup Tennis Challenge Round. (Second day). 6.50 p.m. The Tom Jones Quintet. Nora Brown (soprano). Greenwich Time
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    52 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING PASSENGERS BY AIR Arrived from N.E.I, by KNILM-plane —July 25—Mr. Strick v. Linschoten. Left for N.E.I, by KNILM-plane—July 25—Mr. Strick v. Linschoten. Arrived from Europe and India by KLM-plane "Rietvink"—July 28—Miss Dedel. Left for N.E.I. by KLM-plane "Rietvink"—July 29—Miss Dedel, Mr. and
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    108 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, July 30. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rajula 22; Cremer, Muinam 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Dempo. Mata Hari 18; Gorgon 16; Eurymedon 14; Talma 11; Kedah 8; Benmacdhui 6. Empire Dock (Entrance GaU? 3) Benvenue 30; Malayan
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    EMPIRE TIMBERS
    115 6 L.C.C. Approves Malayan Red Meranti With a view to extending the use of selected Empire timbers for building etc.. the Imperial Institute Advisory Committee on Timbers some time ago submitted to the London County Council for tests a number of Empire timbers considered as likely to offer a
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    ARAB CHARGED
    66 6 Brought Under Escort From Macassar Singapore, Tuesday. An Arab named Abdul Kadir Alhabshee "Dpeared before Mr. C. H. Whitton, the Third Magistrate, yesterday, on a charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of $1,322.97. H<. had 16 charges in all against him. The accused was brought to
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    MUSSOLINI'S GIFT
    40 6 Machine Presented To Marshal Chiang Shanghai, July 30. A three-engined 'plane has been presented to Marshal Chiang Kai Shek by Signor Mussolini. The machine will be piloted to Chengtu after a brief stay in Shanghai.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    SUICIDE BY HANGING
    49 6 Malacca, July 28. Sitting as His Majesty's Coroner, Commander Derrick to-day returned a verdict of suicide at the inquest on the body of a Chinese who was found hanging at Kubu Padang on July 23. The dead man was a ricksha puller of no fixed abode.
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    MR. BRANDER'S SUCCESSOR
    48 6 Singapore, Tuesday. Mr. C. H. Whitton. the former fourth magistrate, took his seat on the bench of the Third Court yesterday in place of Mr. J. M. Brander, who has been transferred to Kelantan. Mr. Cunnyngham-Brown has taken Mr. Whitton*s place in the fouuh court
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    MARINE NEWS
    25 6 Singapore, Monday. The master of the Bentopo has reported to the Master Attendant's office that ihe Kentar light wag burning irregularly last night.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    107 6 Mails expected from China by the Cremer, due at Singapore, to-day. Mails expected from Holland by the Dempo. due at Singapore, to-day. Mails expected from Eastern Australia by the Marella, due at Singapore, to-day. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies, by Air (Netherlands), time of delivery of boxholders' letters
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    20 6 The Air Mail despatched from Singapore on July 21. was delivered in London on July 29, (8 days).
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    MONEY MARKET
    192 6 SELLING Singapore, July 30. London 4 months' sight 2|3 15|16 London 3 months' Sight 2 3 2*\- London 60 days' sight 23% London 30 days' sight 213 27,32 London demand 2 3 10 j London T.T. 2 3 16 Lyons and Paris demand 864 Hamburg demand 141 New
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    112 6 British Official Wireless London, July 29. Paris 75 3 64. New York 4.96' 8 Montreal 4.96 3 4. EiuiScLs 29.31. Geneva 15.17 2. Amsterdam 7.31 3 4Milan Berlin 12.1*9. Stockholm 19.39 V 2 Copenhagen 22 39 1 Oslo 19.90 M»Vienna 26'4. Prague 119 9 16. Helsingfors 226?sMadrid 36
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    PRODUCE
    191 6 Singapore. July 30. R. i Siam» W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $142 R. «Siam i W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $140 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $138 Rice. B. Siam, No. 1 pel. Koyan $108 Rice. B. Ric", No. 2 per Koyan $105 Siam,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    73 6 ALHAMBRA. —"Bride of Frankenstein." CAPITOL.—"Peck's Bad Bey." EMPIRE. —Chinese Talkie. 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.—"Bride of Frankenstein. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas. Chinese Wayan'is. Cinemas, Talkies, etc. I k ILION. "Lady By Choice." Ri7
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    QUARANTINE ORDER
    51 6 A Straits Settlements Government Gazette Extraordinary states that, information having been received that a dangerous infectious or contagious disease, namely, cholera, exists in an epidemic state at Madras, it is declared by His Excellency the Governor, that Ih«* Port ol Madras is an Infected DffJBB Under the Quarantine
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      664 6 t ••i• < i SINGAPORE HOTILS F_ i i i i i i i i i i 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 S MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 to fctt p.m. DANCE (formal) 9.45 to midnirht I I an 1 another new programme by THE POPI
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      105 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or services. For particulars. Ie« Mv nicipal Tender Room. Date of closing: Supply of (ialvd. VV. I. Tubes for the year 1986. 4 p.m. Monday, 4th November, 1935 Supnly of Malleable and Misc. FiXingi for 1930 4
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      465 6 [POSTAL INTtLUCtHCt] j SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY I Rengat and Tembilahan (Hong Lam) 1 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, SEast Borneo, Celebes, Molucca* and T. Dilly t Dempo) 1.30 p.m. Africa South (Buenos Aires Maru) 2 p.m. America (South) (Buenos Aires Maru» 2 p.m. India South and West (Buenos Aires Maru*
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      333 6 ik. DIARY Of T44-E DAY WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 30 High Tides.—11.56 a.m., 11.05 p.m. Football: Jubilee Fund Match, Singapore v. Combined Services, Anson Road Stadium; Friendly, S.J.I v. Raffles College, S.J.I. Golf: Garrison Club, Monthly Mixed Foursomes Competition. Racing: Penang Meeting, second day. Badminton:
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    GIFT, DEBT OR ADEMPTION?
    757 7 Judgment In Supreme Court Singapore, Monday. JUDGMENT was delivered by Mr. J Justice Burton, the Acting Chief Justice, in the estate suit between Lim Soo Siam (plaintiff) and Leow "Yon., Moey and Kg Sai Luan (defendants). The facts of the case were stated in his lordship's
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    GENERAL ELECTION IN AUTUMN?
    258 7 The Way Now Clear UNLESS WAR BREAKS OUT Reuter. London, July 29. POLITICAL soothsayers who were recently forecasting a General Election in the Spring have now changed their opinion and predict an election in the Autumn. Parliament adjourns on Friday when it is expected that Royal
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      427 7 ITT-IM"! I J' i'-i"i"if:ii'i»ii'ii'i:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iniMi l ii!ii!i»j l ii i iiiii l i!inii!iMtiiiniiT|»|i!|i W iiiriH l IMlMlnininil i i wntmv* 1 ,k« M PET (AMERICAN MAKE) Beautiful streamline design, graceful and I dern in its stylmg. Pearl fingertips. Silver platvd, ML Complete I el lined ease with all accessories. 5 Price
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      326 7 i CELLO-BUILT GUITARS AUDITORIUM SIZE. The guitar with the deep and sonorous Tone 20") Gold h'rown walnut finished beautifully hand polished. $21.50 272 Mahogany throughout, beautifully shaded pol'shed. Hard Profes ional dfscoimt allowed. T. M. A. Music House, 61/63 HIGH STREET. NEW WORLD j TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS I J Thursday
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      309 8 i i i it i i i i i i i i i i j r i i i t i > i i i >• i i i i i i i i i i i FOX FILMS PRESENT WFTH PRIDE A S PICTURE THAT WILL APPEAL TO EVERY
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      759 8 ti i i ii i I t i i g i i i r i 11 Jt,;t:| .ii iiiiiiiiiiiii i > I < J i i iii < i i i r While men fought over her she fought over their money Yet mßKmtWdmm- money meant nothing to her, as
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      200 8 DEAN'S UNITED OPERA "PETRI BATU PI'TEH** LAST PART. tr Malacca City Cabaret: m Z MALACCA'S ONE AND ONI > I I LIVE SPOT I I TEA DANCE EVERY THURSDAY I FROM r,.:;0 P.M. TO 7.3 i p.m. I NIGHT DANCES I NIGHTLY PROM ;t P.M FIRST CLASS BAR I CHARMING
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      149 9 I grand ALHAMBRA today] I MALAYAN fj* jg> *V /Tk j I I PRJEIMIIEBE I Simultaneously with J 3.15 6.15 9.15 I I TO-DAY MARLBOROUGH I j matinees daily jl I A MAN MONSTER! A LADY MONSTER! A MONSTER THRILLER! I Amid Lightning and Thunder Amid Sizzling Wires and Smoking
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH.
    82 10 MRS. TAN KIAN TEONG (nee Madam Lim Im Neo) aged 73, passed away peacefully at her residence No. 31, Neil Road, on Sunday 28th inst., at 5 p.m. She leaves behind her a son, Mr. Tan Choon Guan, 4 daughters, a daughter-in-law, 4 sons-in-law, Messrs. Chan Koon
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    63 10 Mr. YEO ARK and family of 81 Clyde Terrace beg to tender their heartfelt thanks to their relatives, friends and various Clubs and Associations for their kind attendances at night-visits and at th funeral of hi* 2 id elder brother, t*he late Mr. Yeo Kek. and those who sent
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    MR. LOWINGER CLEARS THE AIR
    875 10 r |MIE thanks oi* all connected with the tin industry arc due to Mr. V. A. Lowinger for the masterly address he delivered to the mining community at Ipoh. It was an address such as few men could have prepared, and it hardly necessary to
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    ROTARY CLUB
    62 10 Addresses By Well-Known Personalities Singapore, Monday. Two well-known personalities will address the Rotary Club of Singapore during the second week of August Cochet, the well-known French lawn on ?h P i a ,f r Will b tne s P eaker and *°»owini? Wednesday, Au" 14 Mr. y A.
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    Notes and Comments A Sultan's Sons
    175 10 urE referred last week to the distress and indignation of His Highness the Sultan of Johore at an extraordinary statement attributed to the Bishop ot London. 1 Speaking at the luncheon of the incorporated Society of Planters, the Bishop is reported to have said:
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    Chimerical Blessings
    238 10 BDHATEVER may be his opinions on the subject of tin control. Mr. V. A. Lowinger has no doubt that Malaya is getting a square deal under rub'oer restriction. In support of his contention, he recalled, in a conversation with a f Tribune interviewer, that when he left I
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    It Must Say "Stop"
    202 10 JN England a red traffic light is not a signal to stop unless it bears the wotti "Stop" on the lens. This decision Vau given at the Bromley (Kent' Police Court, when a motorist wa.s summoned for failing to conform with the indication given by an
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    Ubiquitous Loud Speakers
    195 10 THE radio is the latest and one of the most wonderful inventions in this age of inventions, but with the number of listeners increasing in Singapore every day. the problem of the übiquitous loud speaker becomes more menacing Unlike the poor in one respect It has not
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    Topics Of The Day
    270 10 By "Looker-On" •OLIM while you smile," a headline tells us. Laugh and grow flat. A j Physical culture classes are held in American prisons. But prisoners are not allowed to skip. Baby girl born in air-liner." Plane Jane. An American oil magnate recently married his typist.
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    D. E. I. Volcano In Violent Eruption
    287 11 EXPLOSIONS EVERY FEW MINUTES oastguards Stand By VESUVIUS ALSO ACTIVE Batavia, July 25. j I i iKATOA, the famous volcano' iand between Sumatra in eruption. The voland coastguards are in case ol* emergency, the Italian volcano, has into unexpected activity nater has opened.
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    U.S. AIR BASES
    44 11 To Defend Alaska And The Panama anal Reuter. Washington, July 29. r jPHK Senate passed a Bill uthorising the construction of si\ key Armv Air Bases to defend Alaska and the F'anama ('anal. I he Hill now jioes to White House.—Reuter.
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    THE CORONER'S COURT
    25 11 Mr. Anthony Eden has left London lor Geneva for the momentous League Council meeting on the Italo-Abyssinian dispute. THE CORONER'S COURT Chinese Not Criminally Involved
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    NEW TREASON LAW
    149 11 Singapore, Tuesday. A verdict of death by misadventure was returned by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, yesterday, at the conclusion of an inquiry into the deaih of a 67-year-old Chinese woman. Sin Eng. who died on July 23. It appears that tlie deceased had an argument with her
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER
    28 11 ON OTHER PAGES FINANCIAL NEWS. 3. WIRELESS PROGRAMMES, 5. CLUB DIARY, 6. THE IPOH TIN MEETING, 12. SPORTS NEWS. 14, 15 and 16. APPEAL TO ESTATE WORKERS, 18.
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    6 11 FEARS IN FRENCH SOMALILAND Troops Reinforced
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    FEARS IN FRENCH SOMALILAND
    806 11 LEAGUE COUNCIL'S FIRST DUTY Reuter Wireless. Paris, Jul." 29. 7HE French Somaliland nrhtary for*?, rwfatlnw trio rompanv. will be ia'»cd fff hw' h it a battalion and br> well equipped. Th\ reinfoicenuiv is n p»«--eauiion in »;»«:e thr Kalo e<-nfliet distu<bs neighbouring vribes. ScBK arfonlan*> are also being despatehed.—lteuter. London,
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    NAVAL STRENGTHS OF POWERS
    544 11 Reuter. London, July 30. I*HE statement by Sir Bolton EyresMonstl, First Lord of the Admiralty, last Monday that it was unfortunately necessary to abandon principle of ratios i n an effort tn secure now naval limitation agreements, was repeated in the h!ou3e of Lords to-day by Lord Londonderry. Lord Privy
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    Col. Lim See Chin. Garrison Commander of Canton, arrived in Singapore by the Conte Verde on his way to China after a study of military science in Europe.
    62 11 (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Bangkok, July 29. DEPAIRS and adjustments to (he wheel brakes of the east bound Imperial Airways' plane were completed -this forenoon after a 24 hours' stay at Don Muang. The plane left at 12.15 p.m. to dahoping to make Singapore by j» night flight if weather
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS
    9 11 DUTCH CABINET CRISIS London Reaction DR. COLIJN'S FRESH TASK
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    DUTCH CABINET CRISIS
    205 11 Reuter. London, July 20. J'HE news that Dr. Colijn, the Dutch Premier who recently resigned, has been charged by the Queen with the formation of a Cabinet has caused a voile face on the Foreign Exchange Market. Speculators rushed lo cow.r their sales and Dutch nationals repurchased the guilders they
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    Chinese Mines Want Bigger Quota
    3681 12 LEADER'S REQUEST TO MR. LOWINGER Discussion At Ipoh Meeting FURTHER INFORMATION TO BE GIVEN IN COMMITTEE (By Our Special Representative) Ipoh, Tuesday. TOE tagerly awaited public meting on tin, in connection with the visit of Mr. V. A. Lowinger, Malaya's Senior representative on the International
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    ASSIZE JUDGE RESIGNS
    171 12 Ceylon Sensation SEQUEL TO COMMENT BY NEWSPAPER Colombo, July 2:5. resignation of Mr. Stanley Obeyesekere, K.C., from the office of Commissioner of Assize, was announced in the Times of Ceylon yesterday. The resignation, it is well known, was in consequence of a difference of opinion with the
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    GOVERNOR'S TOUR ON THE SEA BELLE
    216 12 Visit To Sarawak And .British North Borneo H. E. >h_ GW 53 Thorn < onpaniod by Luch Tiotttva inti m.- Thomas and aitfnrlcd bihi" personal a wid l«ave Siryt&j j htucthli Sarawak:, by foe y3»:.it Srj Biille Hi <1 ThLs will bf His. Excellency's
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    JUBILEE FUND
    28 12 In the 43rd list of subscriptions to the Singapore Silver Jubilee Fund, the item "Chop Yong Mong Seng $50" should read "Chop Yong Mong Huat $50."
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    ADMIRALTY SILENT
    18 12 Reuter. London, July 29. The Admiralty refuses tc confirm or deny the Herald naval story. —Reu'cr.
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    Drank Acid In Mistake For Lemonade
    262 13 CONTROL OF SALE OF POISONS TAIPING CORONER'S CRITICISM Present Position om Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Monday. rpHE Taiping Magistrate (Inche Oiohd. Salleh), sitting as er, severely condemned, the tice of selling poisons along r.linary goods and urged a r control of the sales in
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    PIANO RECITAL
    193 13 Miss Tjong Scs Yin U Dutch Club Singapore. Tuesday. A «n N r ci,ui win be Kiven al the in !Janclsche Club Calrnnm Road to-m.novv. commencing at 030 r m hv Miss Tjong- Sco Yi7i ii.„ V. D> i3''ivr "'v lv y° un B Chinese tion in eC9l
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    CHINA TYPHOON
    35 13 Hongkong-. July 28 A severe typhoon is moving in the direction ot the C nma coast frcm the PacificIt is expected to arrive at Northern Formosa within 24 hours.—Sin Chew Ji t Poh
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    LONG DISTANCE FLYING
    87 13 I Campbell Black Out For Fresh Laurels London, July 29. MR. Campbell Black, who with C* W. A Bcott won the Milden Hall-Mel-bourne Race in a Ds Havilland Comet machine, will attempt next month t<» establish three fresh long distance records. These flights will be England to
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF $2,000
    56 13 cTsc Transferred To District Court Singapore. Monday. <to^nn r w lheft a,s a serv ant of 2i»° 111 cash ailr} property valued at 346. a Chinese. Wan Four Hock, annealed before the Second Magistrate Mr n. Grice. to-day. The case was transferred to the Distnct Court,
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    LIQUOR LICENCEE CHARGED
    55 13 Singapore, Monday. Appearing before the District Judge Mr. H A. Forrer. to-day. Ho Kung Lain tho licencee of a liquor shop in Albeit S reet was charged (1) with .storing durable liquor and (2< failing to keen a proper stock book. He claimed trial and the matter
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    ROUND THE WORLD IN SAIL
    1002 13 Mr. A. J. Villiers ADDRESS TO ROTARY CLUB Singapore, Monday. AJa n John Villiers, the wellknown writer of stories and articles of the sea, and whose threemasted, square-rigged ship, the Joseph Conrad. i s now i n Singapore Harbour, was the speaker at the weekly
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    South Africa Only 39 Runs Behind England VILJOEN SCORES 124
    922 14 Faultless Cricket HOWES GETS FIVE WICKETS Manchester, -July 29. OOIJTH Africa resumed their first k innings for the Fourth rest rnatcji against England which is being played here, this mofning. A sound and patient innings of 124 by Viljopn contributed
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    DECISIVE WIN FOR NAVAL TEAM
    359 14 Chinese Beaten In The Second Division Singapore, Tuesday. PLAYING at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday afternoon in the Second Division of the S.A.F.A. League, the Terror decisively beat the Chinese, the score being 4 —l. The Chinese were ragged in the first half, but improved on the resumption. Neither team
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    NARROW WIN FOR R.E.
    623 14 Monopolies Beaten PLAYER INJURED IN PLAY Singapore, Monday. |N the Second Division of the League this evening the R.knarrowly defeated the .Government Monopolies on the padang by 2 goals to 1. A nasty accident occurred shortly before the end when in a collision between two players
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    CHARITY MATCH
    97 14 Singapore, Tuesday. Jl RECORD crowd is exp?cted at the Anson Road Stadium this afternoon when the Combined Services and the Singapore side which will meet Selangor in the Malaya Cup final on Aug. 10, clash in a friendly. The proceeds will be devoted t 0 the .Jubilee Fund.
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    FOUR-BALL BILLIARDS
    108 14 Malaya Amateur Championship Singapore. Tuesday. rWO more ties in the Amateur (fourball) Billiards Championship Competition were decided at the Metropole Hot'el last night. The results Were as follows: Wong Soo Tong (Siong Boo) beat Teo Siew Sun (Aston) by 300 to 195. Wong Yong Poy (C.S.A.) beat G.
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    EX-SERVICE MEN AT GOLF
    121 14 Annual Competition In Singapore THE golf competition for ex-Service men organised by the Singapore Ex-Service Association has been a popular annual event for a number oi years. Another of the series, a fla'j competition, was held at the Sepoy Line.s Club on Sunday, and attracted 37
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    DEVONSHIRE B.P.
    38 14 The fcurth quarterly committee meeting of the abov; party will be held at the residence 61 Mr. Sng Teck Lye, No. 36. Grange Road, on Thursday, Aug. I, 1935, at 8 p.m. sharp. Attendance Is ccmpulsoiy
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    36 14 Playing in the S.HB. ground last Saturday, the Tanjong Pagar Rangers beat S.H B. Fillers Athletic Party by 4 goals to 3. The winning goal was scored in the last minute o< the game.
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    Britain's Third Victory In The Davis Cup PENANG JUBILEE MEETING
    323 15 Selections For To-Day COOl) FIELDS IN ALL EVENTS Singapore, Tuesday, r K arc only six scratchirgs th< second day of the Penang Race meeting- to be run to- intr large fields for all eight Picking rn.it the probable will not
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    THE SELECTIONS
    57 15 RM I I: HAPPI GIRL. RIENDSHIP. i SMONDETIE. KA< I 2 KISSING TIME. KIRTLE. POINT BLANK. RACE I: STIK IP. ANGELUS. HAPPINESS. RACE I: PHAK RONG. TWINKLING EYES LIBHEEI?. RACE S: GRAND CATCH. S STRESS. BAY CHIEF. RACE 6: GEE CP. MERRY MIKI TOCSAWAY. RACE 7 SONGLAND. HENRIETTE.
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    THE SCRATCHINGS
    50 15 I lowing ore the scratchings: Race 2. Arctic. Race 3. Laguna. 4. Rockley Star. 6 Pico Blanco. Race 8. Smiling. :hed from all engagements: Ormolu. louble totes will be held en races id 5, and races 7 and 8. The big 1 will be held on race 8.
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    Brown Roberts who meets Little Lewis at the Great World on Friday.
    13 15 Brown Roberts who meets Little Lewis at the Great World on Fri day.
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    THE STEWARDS CUP
    201 15 Probable Starters And Their Riders Reuter. London, July 2P. THE following are the probable starters and riders for the Steward's Cup: Solenoid (Carslake). Shalfleet (Jelliss). Greenore (W?six>n). Almond Hill (Harry Wragg). Valkyrie (Ferryman). Dignitary (Gordon Richards). Winandermere (Steve Donoghue). Theio (E. Smith). Rerenda (Lynch). Maltravers (Fred Fox).
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    CHINESE OLYMPIAD
    121 15 Johore Representatives Leave To-Morrow The Jchore athletes and officials, onehundred and thirty-nine in number for the All-Malayan Olympiad, will suit for Penang by steamer from Malacca on the evening of July 31. It is announced by the Johore Chinese AthVic Ccmmittee that all the official, and athletes must
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    Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING POOL
    13 15 The V.M.C.A. Swimming pool will be closed to-morrow for cleaning.
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    PERAK ASIATICS AT RUGGER
    243 15 H. H. The Sultan As Patron (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Saturday. THE annual general meeting of the Pera* Asiatic Rugby Football Club was held last evening, at the PC.R.C. with Mr. 0. Rajajratnam in the chair. After the reading of the minutes of the last
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    100 15 Inter-School Tournament Match t The Government Trade School beM the V.M.C.A. School of Commerce by four games to one in the Singapore in-ter-school badminton tournament last Saturday at the Clerical Union. Detailed results (Trade School players mentioned first*:— SINGLES:—Koh Lock Nam beat Tan Lye Chuan. 15—5. 15—12; Lee
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    77 15 Sims Bowls Well For T Middlesex Reuter. London. July 29. The following are some of the County cricket results cf the nia'-Vhes which becan on July 27: At Chesterfield: Derbyshire beat Northamptonshire by 10 wickets. Northamptonshire 156 and 142 [Townaend 5 for 21). Derbyshire 285 and 15 for
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    18 15 In the final of the "St. James Cup" C. W. Watson beat F. H. Bradley.
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    SENSATIONAL WIN IN DOUBLES
    326 15 First Since 1932 WORLD'S BEST PAIR BEATEN Reuter. London, July 29. jDRITAIN scored a sensational triumph in the Davis Cup to-day, when Hughes and Tuckey defeated the Americans, Allison and Van Ryn, who are considered the best doubles pair in the world, in the Challenge Round
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    THE MONSTER AND HIS MATE
    150 16 Sensational Picture To Ue Screened To-Night "THE Bride of Frankenstein," the most 1 sensational picture of the year in which thrills in plenty are assured, will be screened to-day simultaneously at the Alhambra and Marlborough Theatres, the management having decided to bring the date forward
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    THEFT OF RUBBER TREE
    68 16 Singapore. Tuesday. Pleading guilty to the theft of a rubber tree valued $3 and committing mischief by cutting a rubber tree in the Singapore United Estates in i'eo Chu Kang Road, a Chinese named Ong Yong was fined $50 or one month on the first charge
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    SERIOUS ACCIDENTS
    150 16 Four People Badly Hurt In Singapore Singapore. Tuesday. TWO nasty i .dents occurred In Thomp- son Road yesterday afternoon and early this morning, resulting in injury to four persons, all of whom were removed to hospital. Shortly after 5 a.m. the ambulance was called to the 3rd mile,
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    VOLUNTEER AIR FORCE
    118 16 The Auxiliary Squadron For Singapore 'Prom Gur Own Correspondentj <By Air Mail) London, July 15. SINGAPORE is to achieve the eistinction of having the first auxiliary Air Force unit in the Colonial Empire.' As the outcome of consultations betc£ ir MinistI *y- the Colonial Office md the
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    DISASTROUS EXPLOSION
    33 16 Many Killed And Injured At Giridih Coal Mine Calcutta. July 25. Thirty-three Indians were killed and nf ln n eX P los i°n in a coal mine at (iiridih.— Reuter Wireless.
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    THE KING'S JOCKEY
    86 16 Fred Fox To Succeed Childs PRLD FOX is to succe d Joe Childs a~, first jockey for the K ng next season. Fox at present rides the light-weights? for the Royal stable, and he won the Bottisham Stakes on H s Majesty's Bonnie Duidee at Newmarket on
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    AUGUST B.P.
    135 16 Ping-Pong Team To Visit Penang The August Badminton Party's pingpong team will tray >1 to Penang during the August holidays to play several friendly ping-pong fixtures with the clubs and parties of Penang. The team will leave Singapore on the morning of July 31. and reach Penang on
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    A HUMAN SACRIFICE
    83 16 Man Hurnt To Propitiate The Gods THE Scsions Judge of Cbanda (Nagpur) recently sentenced Adkoo and Tima. two villagers, to ''rath on a charge of human sacrifice. The prosecution, says the Madras Mail, alleged tha with the obie.t of P'opitating the gods in order to secure bettor
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    LATEST SMALLPOX VICTIM
    43 16 Singapore. Tuesday. A f boy living at 6 Norfolk Road is the latest vicdm o' smallpox The car was discovered today and the boy was Immediately removed for treatment. The date of the onset of the disease was July 24
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    "PECK'S BAD BOY"
    144 16 Jackie Cooper's Great Succ2ss AT THE CINEMA JACKIE COOPER. the re;n;iiJ clever juvenile actor win did in "Treasure frhnd," has a gu < after his own heart in 3 ecl Boy," ihe excellent Fox orocludirjq o to be seen at the Capitcl. It is very human verv
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    "THE FLYING FLEA"
    154 16 Smallest Aeroplane On Exhibition Reuter Wireless. London, July 25. T J? e F1 >' in ĕ FJea the smallest aeroplane in England, involuntarily hopped to earth and rolled over on its back when Heston 0 it5 firSt p, blic a PP eai 'ance at ♦J 1 machine
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    THE SHANGHAI AFFAIR
    90 16 Petition By The Lawyers' Association T l. 0 Shanghai, July 29. lnX/!. Shan hal Lawyers' Association has lodged a petition with the Judicial Yuan seeking redress for the "wrong" procedure adopted by the Kiangsu Court in dealing with the case of Mr Tu Chung T t {il.
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    £3,000 A YEAR
    102 16 r Londo.i, .Tuly 2 me new Ministers withou' Portfolio II Eden and Lord Eustace P. rev are tv, n eei\*e salaries of £8 000 a year The Prime Minister. Mr.* Bald*in. stated this m the House of Commons in reply to quest ions. He added thut the
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    ALLEGED RASH DRIVING
    53 16 Singapore. Tuesda; p S e n Z g before tne Fiflh Magistral) Mr. c. c. Colman, yesterday, Waiter X ?har?n r sta i io,K d at Changi. p/a charged with causing hurt to four Chinese by rash driving Ton 5*25 was Postponed until Aim. 6. bail of
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    855 18 Meeting Of Malacca E.A.S.A. THE following is the address delivered 1 by Mr. C. P R Menon at a quarterly meetint oi the Estate Asiatic Starts' •elation Malacca, held in Muar on Jul? 13: Since tin inceution of this association this i.s the first time that
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    GRASS FIRES
    89 18 Singapore. Monday. v warm weather has beer, i..: au m me week-end j«« fw call was received at 3.39 on "iv afternoon U, River VauYv Rt *p atch JS ab i££ utbrJk V hour uf r v.-v. X th- B'teada was again summoned to the h% m te
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    THE DUTCH CABINET
    269 18 Coalition With Groups Foreshadowed Reuter Wireless. The Hague. July 26. PROFESSOR Amlbem. the Catholic leader, whom the Qusen has askea to form a cabinet hitherto has been regarded as not favouring devaluation, but the Catholic Party revolted against the Govern men t'.s policy of economy cixtu to
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    MURDER OR SUICIDE?
    136 18 Goldsmith's Body Found In Taiping Lakes (From Our Oicti Correspondent) Taiping, Saturday. Che Mohd. Salleh, Magistrate, Taiping. fitting as Coioner, to-day. reserved his verdict at the c:nclusion of an inquest on the body of a young Cninese gcldsmith who was found floating in the Taiping Lakes by
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    FRENCH ECONOMIES
    43 18 Reuter Wireless. Paris, July 25. Tile French Finance Minister has informed the Cabinet as a result 01 recent cuts and economies in, the 1936 budget, expenditure will be about forty-two milliard fiancs. Expenditure, in 1931 and 1932 was flfty-one milliards.—Reuter Wireless.
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    CHINA FLOODS
    223 18 Very Heavy Losses Reported Shanghai, July 29 ACCORDING to Mr. Hsu Shi Ying. who has returned to Nanking from an inspection tour of the flooded provinces, the refugees total JOOOO.OOO, and the floods cover an area Of 100.000 sauare kilometres The losses are estimated at $500,000.00(1. damage in
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    THE GREEK MONARCHY
    166 18 Plebiscite Should Be Free Expression Of Opinion Reuter Wireless. Athens. Jul\ 26. The conditions laid down by ex-King George for his re urn to Greece are outlined in the usually wcll-inu rmed Royalist newspaper Kathemerini and provide that the plebiscite on re. oration should be a free
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    52 18 Two New Gunboats From Japan Hongkong. July 28. of toe cruiser. HatehJ anc Haishen, General Chen < iaiiu the Canton Commander-in-Chin Camon'Na™ memP a,inB 1 A secret mission has been sent to oT n l? lirchase tWo Imboats of 4.000 i^™e; 1 f 55 000 000 Hongare
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    146 19 Skeletons Of Schoolboy War Her (us Found Belgrade. A vital episode in the early stages vie World War has been recalled here by the discovery of 25 skeletons s< me of which are of bays not. more i than 12 or 13 years old. Workmen came across
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    84 19 Ancient lioad Uncovered In Belgrade p„ Belgrade. r,,".' le 300 years A.D., a Roman ofitnm n was 0n ce the main artery an t n f el^rade and led to Con- i- has. been uncovered here. been no trace of the old Belgrade until it was Da-
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