Malaya Tribune, 15 August 1935

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol XXII- —No. 104 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1935 HIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, Aug. 15, 193"». Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE,^ THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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      75 1 7(enJ The Dominant In sJMalaya w^mmtmt*»mwMnm3MjMtMm^ ONLY AT: CAN YOU SEE j THE BEST MADE IN BRITAIN BRASS NICKEL, —CHROMIUM BEDSTEADS j ALL SIZES |X..Ji I i EXCLUSIVE PRICES HIGHT j i DESIGNS j BUY FROM: M l 3 WHO HAVE SERVED YOU FOR OVER 40 YEARS rr M n
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      112 1 Ml lMTs__|_f3 J lilt THE "CONTAX" CAMERA Soto Agent* THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT 00PjO. Box M. SINGAPORE. j THE IMPROVED British Made \/iri/rDC sewing V I\+IXEL Ix Omachines are designed with a view to long service and utility. Tested and proved material only is used in their construction and beautiful appearance
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    Shipping News & Notices. DEPOT-SHIP FOR DESTROYERS
    537 2 Shipping News Notices. DEPOT-SHIP FOR DESTROYERS Complete Floating Workshop A VESSEL which will prove of great service in maintaining the lighting efficiency of the Fleet has just been delivered by the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., Ltd., to th- Admiralty. Although in profile similar to the latest type- of two-funnelled
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    ATLANTIC SPEED TROPHY
    138 2 "Blue Riband" Three Feet High Ha\ >ng crossed the Atlantic faster h han any other ship, the Normandie is short'v to be presented with a trophy iepre:*cnting the mythical "Blue Riband" of the Atlantic. Th 1 trophy, which has just been Inished fcTov/ing a decision by the
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    HEAVY SENTENCE
    261 2 j British Ship's Captain Imprisoned ACCORDING to a message from Palma, Majorca. Captain A. W. X me. master of the British steamer Brampton Manor, was on July 1 sentenced at Palma to imprisonment for two pean and 11 months on a charge of ftSttau'ting a polictman, at Mahon,
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      395 2 STEAMER SAILINGS mi BRITISH INDIA p 0 S. N. (Vs SAILINGS: Ol I \Y \KI)S. Due Tonnage, Singapore. 1936. ...,t Ir i 17,000 Aug. 1« BCKDWA 0.070 Aug. 29 luLiPl TANA 17,000 Aug. 30 11,000 Sept. 6 CHITRAL 15,000 Sept. 13 IM f.i C.BlO Sept). 25 15.000 Sept 27 RAWALPINDI
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      33 2 O.S.K. LINE 1 s.s. "MANILA MARU" (10.000 G. Tons). LEAVES SINGAPORE SEPT. 11th. direct for COLOMBO Ist 3rd Deck. $120. $31.20 $17. For further particulars please apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, TEL. 5837—4).
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      462 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 BENG Fri. Aug. 16 5.9 NAM YONG Tues. Aug. 20 For SOURABAYA AND
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      202 2 JL Y. INLINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS. CUNARD WHITE STAR. LTD, (Incorporated in J»P»n). NEW REDUCED FARES TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ. Minimum Rates. Ist. 2nd Naples $497 $540 $317 $343 e&sjij si* Next Saumgsis. HARUNA MARU Aug. 22 s. KATORI MARU Sept. 5 s.s. KASHIMA MARU Sept 19 m.s. YASUKUNI MARU
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      516 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 ERRIA 20-8 20-8 21-8 22-8 LALANDIA 17-9 17-9 18-9 20-9 JUTLANDIA 8-10 8-10 9-10 11-10
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      451 2 STEAMER SAILING? NORDDEUTSCHEI 1 LLOYD. W —(Incorporated hi I Germany). The undemoted are th« Company's hy tended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. |gag "ODER" for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China and Japan Au^ r 2; "TRAVST for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China and Japan Sept. B HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam. Hamburg Bremen §TSAR," also call Aden,
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    214 3 Mr. ivowingrr's Speech i':;osrK rs Midi WKI' H IKK Reuter Wireless. inw |Mii» pin tii.; aioYiung. u in• i, <Sin t ;<!» .♦•>. I!i cl* t> Mi lift i(« I l ulu»; Steady -u ..(inn I > JO/ 2, s Pric**:— ".ii jr..w.. imdu Hired. I p.in
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARK QUOTATIONS
    1482 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARK QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., and Lyali and Evatt:— MINING Singapore. Thursday, 10 a.m. Issue Fraser yaT ue <v, 00. 61 Evau 4, Ampat 4 3 4,9 4,3 4,6 nA. Kumbang 33[6 34j6 33|- 35|il A. .v..ii,i Ou
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    184 3 Prices At Yesterday's Sale Singapoie, Wednesday. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1239 th Auction, to-day when there were: Catalogued 944.096 lb.-421.47 tons. Offered 939.061 1b.=419.23 tons. Sold 7M.371 in -337.66 tons. London.—s 11 16d. New York.—ll% cts. PRICES REALIZED RIBEED SMOKED SHEET: Ceatsjpcf
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    OVERSEAS TRADE
    120 3 Big Increase Over Last Year London, Aug. 14. THE preliminary figures of overseas trade for July show an increase as compared with June and July of last year for both imports and domestic exports. Imports were £61.825.000. compared with £57.827.000 in June and £58,028.000 in July 1934. Domestic
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    STOCK MARKETS
    43 3 London. Auk. 14. STERLING on New York is 4.98--1 18, Paris 75-1 32. Gold 140s. Id. The Stock Markets are quiel. but are inclined to be firmer, noiably Home Industrials. War Loan V: ocr cent, is 106 7 British Official Wireless.
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY
    108 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore. Thursday. MINING: Steady, Ampat 4 3 4 9, JelebUS .96 $100. Kuchais .74 .76, Rantau pref ..84 .88. Talams $1.40 $1.45, U. Klangs SI.14 $1.18, Sungei Luas $120 $1.25, Raubs $6.50 $6.60. Takuapas 22 9 23 6. RUBBER: Quiet. Indragiri $1.03 $108. Tambalak .55 .60.
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    RUBBER SMUGGLING
    76 3 Singapore, Wednesday. The ingenious method of smuggling five pieces of rubber by tying it to hlf waist was that adopted by a Chinesenamed Tan Wah who was arrested ir North Canal Road last night. This morning, Tan Wah was produced in the Third Police Court before Mr. M.
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    CANADIAN NOTE ISSUE
    49 3 Reuter Wireless. London, Aug. IS. An excellent reception was accorded \r. the £15,000.000 Canadian note in the United States. The Issue, which is offered ai .597 75. is sta ed to have been completely placed and the outside markei i.s bCas quoting C 7.87 —Reuter Wireless.
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    BUKIT KATIL RUBBER
    29 3 The rubber crop of the Bukit Katil Rubber Estates Ltd.. lor the month of July 1935 was 20.839 lb. Total for 3 months 58 592 lb.
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    W. HAMMER & CO., LTD.
    184 3 W. HAMMER CO., LTD. Final Dividend Of 75 Cents Per Shar: !N their report for the year ended June 30. to tu- presented at the annual meeting to be held at noon on Aug. 24 at the Honq;konp. Bank Chambers, the directors of W. Hammer and Co Ltd.. state: The
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    RAUB GOLD
    52 3 Output Over 1,994 Ounces For Four Weeks THE secretaries of the Kaub Australian Geld RHniltg Ltfl advise that the outn;it for the four weeks ended Aug:. 10. was 1,994.50 ounces. A telegram received from the mine ates that the drought condition was recently broken, and ample power is
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    U.S. CAR INDUSTRY
    84 3 Cheerful Outlook Reported By Hitf Companies Reuter Wireless. Now > ork, Aug iO A hittfciy cheerful ouiMttk confront me AmPi'ir.m motor* ;mtUbUy judging by cuirem *lAt*»mrni- ty L> companies for Inxtfince BUk'lt-s arc tfpcritJjNt' £3.000,000 In r«lioliiltt:itu»n of cil&Yjui**t7 iUline fix milus. wlnlr nc va*i OcnanJ Motor»'
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    MURDER SUSPECT
    100 3 Alleged Attempt To Commit Suicide Singapore, Wednesday. Shortly after being produced in the Police Courts yesterday on a charge ol murder of a compatriot in Amoy Street on the night of Aug. 10. a Chinese named Ng Tong Sam was taken to the Detective Station for further investigations.
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      244 3 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK I LIMITED. METER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE. Capital Folly Paid Yen 100.000,000. Reserve Fund Yen 125,800,000. HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Batavia, Berlin, Dairen, Fengtien, Hamburg, Hankow, Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsinking, Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angeles, Manila. Moji. Nagoya, New York, Osaka, Paris, Pelping, Rangoon, Ri©
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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. FINLATSON GREEN.
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      84 3 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Thursday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in eases (F. 0.8. August) 10£ 19% Good F.A.Q. in cafes (F. 0.8 \ugust) 19*4 Io*i No. IX.RSS. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 19% 19% do. Sept. 19% H< 7 m do. Oc>. Dee. 20% 20 do. Jan
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      415 3 I SAFEGUARDED INSURANCE. So long as premiums on insurance are met protection for your family la a certainty. But there Is always the danger that piotection may be lost, when an accident diverts funds from the insurance te mor. expenses. The Asia Life offers a sure and exclusive way of
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      529 4 M. HASSAN. I I W J BRAS BASAII ROAD, T o I .NT. A PORE. I c i We audi rtaTte all sorts of work I iii electrical, gas and water ser- I vice line T We v'ive prompt attention to ail I orders < t)ur big or small. I
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      713 4 WANTKD —Canvassers (both sexes) are '..-.Tited On high commission but very -mall security. terpstftnei unnecessary. Chjn< i preferred. Apply personally to 17. Ann 8 ang Hill, Ist floor, at 10 a.m—l2 j noo.i. and p.m.—4 p.m. any day. W A.N I ED—An Experienced cutter <and i i utliV'-r must be
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      655 4 STATE OF JOHORE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF I THE JUDGE AT JOHORE BAHRU. I Civil Suit No. 22 of 1935. Tone Seng Co. of Nos. 77 79. Jalan Trus, Johore Bahru Plaintiff Against Oihnian bin Abdul Hamid of No. 2 Jalan Abdul Samad, Johore Bahru Defendant. AUCTION SALE OF
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      430 4 TAN KAH KEE COMPANY. LIMITED. fin Voluntary Liquidation) PROPERTIES FOR SALE Approximately 334.000 square feet vacant land at Lorong 3. Geylang (Government Grant). House Property 68 North Boat Quay and 4 Clarke Street; 2,428 square feet (Leasehold). For further particulars apply to D. PHILLIP. Liquidator, C-6 Hong Kong Bank Chambers.
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      283 4 j ANNOUNCEMENT This is to notify that we have opened business on the 17th. June, 1935. All kinds of European and Chinese Food available and also Ice-cream and cakes of various kinds. Trials solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. Spacious and well ventilated Rooms for private parties—moders sanitation. Charges very moderate. MIN
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      275 4 I Whether they be DAINTY WRIST WATCHES FOR LADIES OR STURDY ONES FOR GENTLEMEN Always Call at 429. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Near Middle Road) FOR THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TIMEKEEPERS L i i i i i i i ii i i i i i i i i i i
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    MOTHER AND CHILD FOUND DEAD
    757 5 ('oroner's Inquiry Again Adjourned Singapore, Wednesday. FURTHER evidence was recorded by the Coronet Mi. W. O. Porter, to- is. 111 connection with ihe death ol a wurig Cantonese woman, believed to be widow, and her thiee-year-old daughwho were found with a series of c wounds
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    AFFRAY AT GEYLANG
    56 5 v 'ctim In Hospital With Stab Wounds Singapore. Wednesday, 'ray between several Chinese in a (hop at Geylang yesterday afternoon r ted in one man being sent to hospital two evere stab wounds. Smart nve.stigations by the police were tibia for the detention of four Th* victim
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    RIOT IN INDIA
    37 5 Reuter Wireless. Simla, Aug. 10. A fresh riot by Moslems and Sikh* occurred near Lahore at the village ot Burewala and both sides fought with swords and staves, seventeen being wounded. three grievously.—Router Wireless
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      187 5 TUNE in the WORLD with a centurion 10 tube I RADIO ENJOY FOREIGN RECEPTION. Sole Agents, Malaya: SEOW KUAN COMPANY, DHOBY GHAUT. SINGAPORE. I ■ill I I I Inl I I I I I I I I I M I I liM I I I I I I I I
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      79 5 THE WORLD AT YOUR FINGERTIPS WITH A WESTINGHOUSE t i 8 TUBE ALL WAVE MASTER RECEIVER I You will marvel at the clearness ol j the speech, the brilUant treble anc dominating bass of the music. !&lay we prove this to you by a demonstration without any obligation on your
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      154 5 Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes j Tour skin has nearly SO million tiny seams or pores wher* tiny germs or parasites can hide and cause your skin to Itch, Crack, Peel, Burn, also Eczema, Phoby Itch, Ringworm, Pimples, Acne, Crotch-Itch, and Singapore Foot. Don't waste time with ordinary methods.
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      135 5 s Viln»llliitl)|!lliilllfMli|M|iiliilitlilliilii: '•ii|iilii|'i|ii|iiii!iiitii|i!|ii|ti|ii|ii|ii|iilii|iiC'i«iiliilii|i:ii>iiiii{|ii|Mt!!lii|iiti!lnli it i i i i j7 m m m I^lls* I llSoscrtff I I Far East Motors Supply j 1 63, Orchard Road. Special equipments for all repairs of: j M4GNETOS, FIEL INJECTION PUMPS j DYNAMOS, STARTERS, Etc. 1' I :iviii|:ilnlnliiiiiiiiii!iniiiiiriiliiiii,|.u^ vt::|-.ini-Ji I I n I ill
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      662 5 TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PHOHI, HOLLAND BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE PROGRAMME STATION Wireless Programme For The Western Studio To-Day Wireless Programme For Orchestra To-Day (PCJ: 19.71 Metres). JO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme 7.50 p.m. Dutch National Anthem and <DJB. 19.74 Metres; DJN: 31 45 MetresT as Iollows opening announcement. DJQ: 19.63 Metres). TRANSMIRRTOM o 8.00
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    285 6 VESSELS ARRIVED Myer, Dutch, 1,127 tons, from Tg. Priok 13.8, to Java 16.8. Ann, British, 545 tons, frcm Bandje>massin 13.8, to Java Ports 16.8. Glenslnei, British, 5,768 tons, from Louden YMI to Hongkong 14 8. Calchas. British, 6,329 tons, from Yokohama L:.B.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    116 6 3HTPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Aug. 15. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 22; Kumsang 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Kaisar-I-Hind 18; Minderoo IG; G. Nicolaou 11; Cepolis 9; Glenoglc 7. Empire Lock (Entrance Ga»* 3) Silverteak 30; Khandalla 32; Mentor 34; Nichiyo
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    CHANGE OF NAME
    55 6 Washington, D.C. The Department of Justice will have no more "G Men," the terrors of the underworld. Henceforth, it will ignore the nickname made famous by "Machine Gun" Kelly and Hollywood as being too undignified. Instead these American "C.1.D." men will belong to the F.B.L, which stands
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    37 6 Mails expected from Europe, f London Mails', time of delivery of boxholders' letters and general delivery of letters 8.45 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from China and Japan by the Tsushima Maru, due at Singapore, to-day.
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    MONEY MARKET
    202 6 SELLING Singapore, Aug. 15. London 4 months' sight 2 3 31 32 London 3 months' sight 2 5 l&.io London 60 days' sight 2.3 Wga London 30 days' sight JHg j London demand JJ JJF" London T.T. 23 27,32 Lyons and Paris demand «o^ Hamburg demand 142 New
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    110 6 British Official Wireless. London. Aug. 14 Paris 75 1 04. New York 4 9B 3 16 Montreal 4.99. Brussels 25) 46 Geneva 15 20. Amsterdam 7.34. Milan 60 7 16. Berlin 12.32. Stockholm 19.39 Copenhagen 2239 Oslo 19.00 Vfe. Vienna 26%. Prague 119 9 16 Ilelsuipfors 22G 7/
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    PRODUCE
    186 6 Singapore, Aug. 13. r. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $141 r. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan 39 r (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $137 Rice, B. Siam, No. 1 per Koyan $106 Rice, B. Rice, No. 2 per Koyan $103 Siam, Rice 1
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    274 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, AUG 15 High Tides. —11.56 a.m„ 11.2G p.in Racing: Taiping Profes.v.onnal Nv first day. Fublic lecture by Prof. Teja Slntfli m.a Victoria Memorial Hail, 5:5 Subject: "National Unity," Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div 1 v. R.A.. Anson Roud Stadium
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    AMUSEMENTS
    62 6 ALHAMBRA. —"Call cl the Wild CAPITOL.—'GeId Diggers oi 1825-" empire.—"Bird of Paradise." GREAT WORLD- Cabaret Dar.clnj Sido-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs. Cinemas, Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD.—DoubIe talkies. MARLBOROUGH —Indian Talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaiet Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas. Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION.—"RuggIes cf Red Gap.'' RLTZ.—"The Man with two Lac
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    Untitled
    45 6 The following are untitled July:- b Ayer Kuning IF.M.S.i Rubber WrJJjJ Badck Rubber (Staffield Bradwall (F .M S I Rub Chersones: (F.M.S.I Dennistown Rubber "«JJS Highlands and Lowlands Para Jjjw Klabang Rubber 13 Krian Rubber u4 10 Sungci Krian Rubber Sungei Way (Selangor) Rub!*: n***
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      581 6 kt iiiiiii i i i m i i i iiiiniiiiitiniiißßnfiiiiiiimniiitinKTinrinf i 1:1 ,ll,l JJw j SINGAPORE HOfELS j Fl till lIJHIHW» |*M I I «IHIIIB I MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J TO-NIGHT J 1 SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. DANCE (formal) 9.45 to midnight H OUTSTANDING CABARET SUCCESS I
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      126 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: Construction of road. drains and culverts at St ll Road, from East Coast Road to Joo Chiat Place 4 p.m., Monday, 19th Aug., 1935. Supply of
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      120 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday. Last Night Max. Bright Mia. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations, deg. F. Inches. Hours deg. F. West Coast. Alor Star 85 0.20 7.0 71 Butterworth (P.W.) 87 0.43 7.7 72 Sitiawan 87 0.10 5.7 73 B\ Jeram 90 0.19 5.5 72 Malacca 86
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      593 6 [POSTAL IWTtlLIGtNal SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DA\ India, East and North (Khandalla) 3 p.m. India South (Rohna) 3 p.m. Tiengganu (generally), Besut, D u n g u n, Kemaman ana Kemasew" (Hong Ho) 3 p.m. Burma (Khandalla) 3 p.m. Bengkalis, F. de Kock Padang, Pakan Baroe, Siak and Selat Pandjang CTidore)
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      159 6 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme Of Drills Up To The Week-End The following is the programrrdrills up to and for week ending 18, 1935:— 1 TO-MORROW, AUG. 16. 5.30 pjxL —Headquarters, s.r c 01 ficers and N.C.Os, Instruction Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters Bde. Big Wirefeas Section, Wireless Training. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. "A" iM.G) Coy.
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    MUAR ASSIZES
    188 7 Man Who Crossed The Border From Our Own Correspondent) Johore. Aug. 13 rut hud scsAion for the year of the Mu.u A opened before Mr. i J V Mills m the Supreme Court. Miia. on Su lay .tfrt?riioon when civil wi.. dm.i with, the Court rising ii. ilic
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    AROUND MALAYA
    145 7 •A I'-Known People In lie News MI 1. oi Taiping. Is spend- i holiday on ihe Tai- U» A :vcutt who has joined .us arrived in Kuala i. »j working with Mr M M r-'«lte.T. the i rilicipal of I'.ii School. Taiping. is rt holiday Willi his milsL
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    C.C.A. DEBATE
    34 7 bud for children?" will ibject of debate at the lan Association on Thursoay, al 8.15 p.m. speakers will be Messrs. Chuan, Tan Peng Whee, Chua r< tk Chye and P. H. Lim
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      35 7 1 FIGARO l adies Hairdressers. I PE I? M ANE N T WAVING By Euiopean Expert*. 18, $10 and $15 only. RAFFLES HOTEL, (Room 120) at 93, Bras Basah Road. TELEPHONE 2868. rey,v N |H
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      545 7 ASTIER GRANU LATED KOLA ASTIER GRANU LATED* I KOLA ASTIER I => (GRANULATED) 1 A SUPPLIER OF ENERGY! 4 GIVES-PHYSICAL STRENGTH, 2 RESISTANCE TO FATIGUE, 5 IfciM MENTAL I S Do you fee! nervous, depressed, sleepy? Q I r^jjj^^^^^^ 1 Are you effected by tropical languor DOES YOUR HEART BEAT
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      197 7 Inliiu vii.i '!tii|:i|M|M|ii|i,|i i iii a MM I superb performance produced I with great fidelity t G English scene il 1 and sentiment exquisite de- 3 I lightfal" says DAILY MAIL. I I iw YOUR HEART Z I W WILL NEVER j W FORGET IT! l Hugh Walpole wrote 1
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      191 7 CHOOSE YOUR HANDKERCHIEFS AS YOU CHOOSE YOUR TIES You choose shirts and ties for their pleasant colours and designs. Why not your handkerchiefs too? Ask for Pyramids and your outfitter will show you a variety of designs in colours and white, and colour borders. Buy a dozen different ones. Don't
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      296 8 GRAND MALAY AN I i= S. ALHAMBRA J I a DARRYL ZANUCK \j*o WALT DISNEY'S LATEST MASTERPIECE P R O D U C T IONJ MICKEY MOUSE IN "MICKEY S KANGAROO" ■iii■iii>i■ii<■i i i i i i i i i i i i i ■imw'iniwinni in ii ii iiiii i
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      288 8 I PACKED HOUSES AT EVERY SHOW GREET I THE BIG MUSICAL PICTURE YOU'VE WAITED 2 YEARS FOR CAPITOL 615 NIGHTLY 9.15 j I j: GREATEST OF ALL THE 'GOLD DIGGERS'! W y That's saying a lot—but Warner Bros, have j£J£pP^ I done it again in this star-studded extrav- f^* •ganza
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    72 10 Me*>rs, Chua Pr'h ChenPnh Slang, IN»h Knon. Poh Kim and farailie* and Mi>-; Chun Poh Neo beg to thank their rcla lives, friends, Associations and Corpuranions f««r their letters and telegrams of condolence, scroll*, wrwllu, casket* and joss papers during their bereavefnent, and also these who irave
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    DEATH.
    60 10 ITCOTTA. At vhe General 11 u) Singapore on loth Aupfii*» 1!>35, Mr Louis Casimiri» fCottu, »M years Thr funeral i*orte|fe w H leftve thr r*"- .if Mi. Herbert H Souxn. ut No. '.h;i East Coast R"a»!. Singrupoif. 0:1 Friday 1»> h Aurturl lftfn »i» 4.50 i> m. f»»r th*
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    AFFAIRS IN SIAM
    718 10 npilE news that Luang Pradit, one of the prominent figures in Siam's coup d'etat of 1932, was going on what our Bangkok correspondent described as "a second Odyssey" created a good deal of interest in Malaya. Luang Pradit is a man of striking personality, and it is
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S PLANS
    124 10 Nationwide Campaign In The Autumn Reuter Wireless. London, Aug 13. MH Lloyd George, it Is learned, intends 111 to imbark on a nationwide campaign in th*> Autumn in o! his New Dial prposata The campaign will bo organised by the Council of Action for Peace and
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    MR. HUEY LONG
    65 10 To Stand For Presidential Election Reuter Wireless. Washington. Aug. 13. CENATOR Huey Long has informed his colleagues that he has definitely decided to stand as candidate for the Democratic Presidential Nomination next year, It is understood that if President Roosevelt is re-nominated, Mr. Huey Long will stand
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    38 10 Mr. S. C Mills was a passenger to London by the Imperial Airways liner Arethusa. Mrs. D. C. Wilson arrived from London by the Aurora, ana went on to Brisbane by the Qantas linei Sydney.
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    61 10 Mr. A.H. Ferguson, formerly manager in Hongkong for the Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China, has been appointed chief manager in London in succession to Mr. J. L. Crockatt, who will retire at the end of next month after forty years' service with the bank. Mr. W. M. White,
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    Notes and Comments Cumbersome Customs
    215 10 PIR Francis Voules, who is a brother of Mr. A. B. Voules. a former Resident Councillor of Penang, had some interesting things to say regarding the F.M.S. Customs arrangements, on his return to England from his recent Malayan tour. Like many others who have studied
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    Mr. Wang Ching Wei
    215 10 I the shrewd student of Chinese affairs the resignation of Mr. Wang Ching Wei comes as no surprise. Not only has he been in ill-health for some time, but also he is becoming increasingly unpopular with an influential section of the Kuomintang. the present ruling party
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    The Climax
    231 10 JHE climax came recently when loin alleged pro-Japanese Chinese editors in Tientsin were arrested by the Chinese authorities. The Japanese seized that as an excuse to demand the abolition of the Kuomintang activities D North China. The leaders in Norti China were replaced. General Ho V Ching had
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    Other Leaders Dissatisfied
    249 10 HOWEVER, other leaders in the Kuomintang were aissatisfied with what I Nanking had done. They were veteran uiembers of the Party and they saw in Japan's latest affront to China an indirect attempt to curb the work of the Kuomintang It is this group which has been
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    Topics Of The Day
    207 10 By "I^ookcr-On" JN parts of Hungary farm labourers are paid in vegetables. Occasionally a workman will ask for an increase in his celery. A A new baby car is claimed to be practically silent. We understand, however, that if picked up and held close to the
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    Italy Completing Her Preparations For War STRONG PROTEST OF ABYSSINIA
    1879 11 'i'nequai Combat" IIKI:K-IM)wer PI:\CK TALKS London. Aug. I I, 111 dilatory tactics ol the i m* arc obviously pla> rinUi the hands of Italy, mmrilt tie aim is to gain omplete her war pre- »11- declares Lord Snow<i, ii »nt
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    CHINESE PREMIER'S RESIGNATION
    338 11 AH Hope Of Withdrawal Abandoned Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Aug. 15, ALL hope oi Mr. Wunn Ching Wcl. the president ul the Executive Yuot: and the Mini tor of Foreign AlTalr.s withdrawhv. his resignation ha.s been abandaneu Mr \>h i.>o Chung. who has return,,fl »roin where
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    ROARING FOREST FIRES IN AMERICA
    57 11 Wild Animals Stamnedc In Terror Reuter. Spokane (Washington), Aug. 14. VUTTH thousands of deer, bears, rabbits and other wild animals stampeding in terror before roaring flames, 1,000 fire-fighters are at present battling against forest fires covering thousands of acres in Montana, Idaho and Oregon. It
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    OWEN ROAD FRACAS
    66 11 Man In Hospital With Stab Wound Singapore. Thursday. There was a fight between a band of Chinese ccolies in Owen Road at about 3 o'clock la.st night, in which one man was rather badly s abbed. It appears that the men are' employees of Tan Tock Seng
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    41 11 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. WIRELESS PROGRAMMES, 5. CIUB DIARY. 6. MR LOWINGER'S ADDRESS IO ROTARY CLUB, 12. VIOLENCE TO PLANTER AND HIS WIFE, 13. SPORIS NEWS, 14 and io. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, 17. CONTROL OF ILLICIT DRUGS. \U
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    THE FUTURE TREND OF SILVER
    326 11 Diversity Of Opinion I J PRES. ROOSEVELT IN A DILEMMA Reuter. London. Aug. 11. FINANCIAL writers show u diversity of opinion regarding: the future I rend of silver. The Times .says thai I he* "hull" position, though greatly reduced, is probably still large and that
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    BRITISH RADIO
    103 11 AH Round Progress AI Exhibition London, Any 11, THE British radio industry fourteenth annual exhibition opened this morning at the Olympia. London, and will continue until August 24 The Broadcasting Corporation is cooperating with the industry in giving visitors, many of whom have come from abroad, an opportunity
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    MR. GARETH JONES
    69 11 Bandits' Price For His Release Reuter. Peiping, Aug. 15. CHINESE reports state that Mr. Gareth Jones, who was recently captured by bandits, has been located to the south of Kuyuan, in Chahar, the magistrate of which place has sent a delegate to the bandits' lair to negotiate
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    CUT IN STOMACH
    93 11 Two Alleged Attempts At Suicide Singapore, Thursday. There were two cases of alleged attempted suicide in Singapore yesterday in which a Chinese and a woman of the same nationality were concerned. In the first case the ambulance was called to a house in Pagoda Street yesterday morning
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    UNEMPLOYED RELIEF IN BRITAIN
    215 11 Scheme For Granting Land Holdings British Official Wireless. London. Auu 14. PLAN» lor the act; lament ol urounploy »!d uo luud which the Cyinmisim" i-..i tippo.n d by Qovcnirn-nt to look atlir totpregl» M aroat specially ..v nv int? «ooooifuc depression are ti ua.' it'.u g,
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    JAPAN AND AMERICAN "CLUB RAG"
    76 11 Ambassador's Talk With State Department Reuter. Washington, Aug. 14. HOPES that no more unpleasant incidents may arise 1o mar the relations between Japan and 1 the United Slates were expressed by Mr. Saito after a conference with Mr. Phillips, Under Secretary of State. The Japanese
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    MALAY ACQUITTED
    69 11 On Charge Of Making False Declaration ''From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. Remarking that he was quite satisfied that the accused had no criminal intention when he signed the affidavit, the First Magistrate. Kuala Lumpur yesterday acquitted and discharged Jamil bin Haji Ludin. who was charged with
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    24 11 A debate on school examinations will be held at the premises of the Young Muslim Physical and Literary Union on Sunday at 4.30 p.m.
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    FORMER FIRST LORD
    150 11 Death Of Viscount Bridgeman British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 14. VISCOUNT Bridge-man, former Fir.st Lord of the Admiralty, who retired from politics in 1929 after an active political career of forty years and who became chairman of the British Broadcasting Corporation only a few months ago, died
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    MERITORIOUS SERVICE
    74 11 Certificate Of Honour For Malacca Surgeon iFrom Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Aug. 14. Over 200 guests were present on the lawn of the General Hospital yesterday afternoon, when Dr. Dutta, Senior Surgeon. Malacca, was formally presented with the Certificate of Honour by the Hon. Resident Councillor, Mr. G.
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    HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR AUSTRALIA
    145 11 Sir Geoffrey Granville Whiskard Appointed British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 14. THE Dominions Olfice announces that His Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom has decided to appoint a H:gh Commissioner in the Commonwealth of Australia with functions comparable to those of the High Commissioners in Canada
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    SIR FREDK. LEITH ROSS
    87 11 To Confer With Japanese Foreign Minister Reuter. Tokyo. Aug. 14. The British Ambassador called on the Foreign Minister. Mr. Hirota, this morning and conveyed a desire of Sir Frederick Leith Ross to hold a conference with Mr. Hirota when he reaches Japan in September. Mr. Hirota
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    Mr. V.A. Lowinger On Rubber Control MALAYA BENEFITS BY TEN MILLIONS A YEAR
    3357 12 What Increased Price Is Doing IMPORTANT ADDRESS TO SINGAPORE ROTARIANS Singapore, Wednesday. "THE increase of price even if it K<> no higher than it is to-day 1 which I personally do not believe will be the case,
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    GHASTLY AMOK IN KAMPONG Two People Killed: Three Mutilated
    117 12 AGHASTILY tragedy occurred at Temerloh in a kampong on Monday last when a Malay ran amok and after killing a woman and a little girl, mutilated three other persons horribly with a parang. The man, Aou Bakar bin Kassim, was suddenly
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    31 12 Professor Teja Singh will give an address on the subject "Are We Progressing?" in the Theatre Royal Hall. Johorc Bahru to-morrow at 9.30 a.m.. under the aUSptOe* Of the India-Ceylon Association.
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    FUTURE OF BRITISH AIR ROUTES
    168 12 Far-Reaching < !ianc»- FLYING BOATS ON ill) Singapore Reuter Wireless. London, Aut. J,:. PAR-REACHING chamr., which will affect the future m British air routes, are bmny planned by the Air Ministry ;u«<i Imperial Airways according i« (he Evening Standard's alt c«r respondent, who lea rim
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    WELL-KNOWN FINANCIER
    137 12 Served With Writ Of ExpulMon From Frame Reuter. London, Aug. 14. HPHE Paris correspondent of the Daily Express states that the financier, ML Serge Rubenstein, Managing Director of the Chosen Corporation, has been served with a writ of expulsion from France for alleged speculations against the franc.—Reuter. NO
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    COUGHING EPIDEMIC
    73 12 Two More St. Leger Candidates Affected Reuter. I.nndon. Int- H. THE couching epidemic i> sprpadliU and Hit lairsi S». M didates to bo affectcd art* tlalran and Field Trial who wrr»< *>«*»♦ back .o iheir sttblis riming rxfrcis] The latest rriHirt on Bahrain condition is Jfavuiir&bte. the cough
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    CANADIAN PARLIAMENT
    28 12 (leneral Klvrtion To Be HrUI On Ort. 1(1 Reuter. Ql A«i s Parliam'-'tu lius «i< <<>»v< .i nu*" 1 General BlvnUou «Ml jK. pLu'- <> I<K- R«.'Ulei
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    Violence To Planter And His Wife GANG ROBBERS IN JOHORE
    678 13 i i d Up And Beaten' [ONEY AND JEWELS STOLEN Out Own Correspondent) Johore, Aug. 14. olent treatment meted out to I hinese planter of Labis and when gang robbers entered was recounted at the Muar this morning to Mr.
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    GEN. NAGATA'S MURDERER
    57 13 Reuter Wireless. Tokyo, Aug. 13. THE murderer of General Nagata is Lieut. Colonel Saburo Aizawa, who until recently held a post as Master of Arms in the Military School, but during extensive chan ges in Army appointments on Aug. 1 was relegated to Formosa Island as Military
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    IPOH'S JUBILEE MEMORIAL
    129 13 Public Clock To Be Erected (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Aug. 4. APLBLIC clock is to be erected in Ipoh as a permanent Jubilee Memorial. This decision was arrived a during a meeting of the Jubilee Celebrations Committee, held here to-day* l o cieeicle to what purpose
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    LORD TOMLIN Death Of A Well-Known
    138 13 Lawyer London, Aug. 13. THE death is announced of Lord Tomlin of Ash.-Reuter Wirele.s Thomas James Che"tyre Tomhn was Lord of Appeal in Ordinary since 1929. He was born on May G. 1867. ar.ri was the eldest son of the late Mr. George Tandy
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    PROPERTY SALE
    108 13 A sale of rubber land held by Messrs. Ching Keng Lee and Co.. Ltd.. at Malacca realised $6,170. The following properties were disposed of Rubber land at Machap held under S.G. 25.613 containing an area of 12 acres and 33 poles, bought by Mr. Lim Geok Neo for
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    SCIENTISTS MAKE HAY
    760 13 Pacific Raw Spot CRUST OFF EARTH TO FORM MOON! Los Angeles, July 24 THHE Pacific ocean area has been disclosed by scientists as a grsat "raw spot" on mother earth's side, lacking the usual 2-mile thick rock skin and subject to earthquakes which occur like quiverings of
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    Sweetening Race Relationships In The Empire PART PLAYED BY SPORT
    355 14 Good Fellowship NOTED SPORTSMAN'S EULOGY OIR Stanley Jackson, in an address to Manchester Luncheon Club on "Sport and cricket,' spoke not only with the cnfhus'sm of a famous cricketer but also with an administrator's knowledge of the part that sport
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    OLYMPIC GAMES
    61 14 Proposal For American Withdrawal Reuter Wireless. Washington. Aug. 13. IN view of the reports of the Nazi 1 pel Mt lit Jen of Jews and Catholics, Senator Peter Gerry, speaking in the Senate suggested, that th? Cnited States sportsmen should seriously consider he question cf America's withdrawal from
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    SPEEDWAY RIDERS
    293 14 England Beats Australia By Eleven Points London July 9 I TNGLAN'D defeated Australia by s'l I_T P"'* ll fo +8 m ihe th'rd speedway J Te?t nu*tih ai B lie Vu MfcncHcfitvr. r.n<f *o the ''A*ho>." which Australia won in Enptejid last year, and r talned dating •?v
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    S.R.C. ATHLETIC SPORTS
    185 14 Finals To Be Run Off On Saturday Th- following are the results of the preliminary sports events in connection with the S R. C. Athletic Meeting, which were lun off on Monday and Tuesday. The finals will he run off on Saturday: PRELIMINARY RESULTS Throwing: the Oickei
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    S.R.C. HOCKEY
    51 14 Member* desirous of playing hockey during the forthcoming season sic kindly reejue.-ted to -enter their names in the club register provided for that purpose. A meeting will be held at the club pre rr.ises on Mondry. August 19. at 6.30 p.m. to discuss hockey generally and to elect
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    BLUE RIBAND OF THE CEYLON TURF
    199 14 Result Of Race For Governor's Cup Mr c A. Laing. a well-known sports man of Ceylon, realised the greatest imbition of an owner of bloocMork In Ceylon yesterday when Silver»oji won nlm the Governor's Cup after two un-iu-essful efforts in the race for the
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    EXULTANT SCENES
    83 14 Gloucester's Victory Over South Africans Reuter Wireless. Cheltenham. Aug. 13. AFTER winning or drawing thirty matches in ihtir present four, the South African!* sustained their fir«i defeat at the hands of Gloufc'icrthirt by 87 runs. Pmi ant hccncN on the part the sp«.iMatc;s marked the clt«e ol tb<
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    COUNTY CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP
    209 14 Position Of The Teams Up To Jnly 20 T HE ion~| tojul^lo: lsos 0112 M ,he C Unty Cricket First PerInns. No Pts. Pts. cent--1 P. W. L. W. L. Rst. Pos. Obtd. age NUbta g S J J 5 0 240 170 70.83 jwiacuesex 13 6
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    HORLICKS B.P.
    188 14 "B" Singles Championship Ties The following ties in the "B" Singles Championship Tournament of the Horlicks Badminton P?rty will be played Off at 350, East Coast Road: Saturday: Chee Keng Lim v. Willie Tan; Ec Tian Boon v. Yapp Thean Bee. Sunday: Yapp Thean Bee v. Loh Guan
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    PROFESSIONAL TENNIS
    74 14 Vines' Success Over Tilden In Singles Final America scored two victories at Southport, in the concluding stages of the International professional lawn tennis tournament. H. Ellsworth Vines defeated his compatriot, W. T. Tilden, by 6—l, 6—B, 4—6, 6—2, 6—2, in the final of the singles event; and later
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    "WALK-OVERS" IN THE LEAGUE GAMES
    293 14 I Practice That Should Be Avoided "CIDE-LINE," writes as follows: 0 I beg to bring to the notice of parties concerned, through th 2 medium of your paper the question of "walkovers" in the League-, which I am sure merits consideration. The proper thing in
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    GARRISON CLUB TENNIS
    136 14 Ties Arranged For Annual Tournament Ties for to-day in the Garrison Officers lawn tennis tournament at Tanglin are as follows: L Lt. Home (R.A.) v. Maj. Austin (R.A.M.C.) at 4 p.m. 2. Maj. Evans (R.A.M.C.) v. Capt. Douglass (R.E.) at 4 p.m. 3. Lt. Kirk (R.E.) v.
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    SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
    22 14 Reuter. London, Aug. 14. The following match in the Scottish League was played to-day:— Albion R. I, Rangers 2. —Reuter.
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    WIGHTMAN CUP DRAW
    242 14 Play This Week-End FIVE SINGLES AND TWO DOUBLES Forest Hills, Aug. 14. 'J'HE following is the draw Wightman Cup Tennis Com] tion which will be played at Fo Hills on Friday and Saturday: TIES FOR FRIDAY Fira Singles: W&m Helen Jac< (U.S.A.) v. Miis Kathleen Stanua (Biitain).
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS
    55 14 Date Of Entries For Tournament Extended The closing date of entries for the Singapore Cricket Club's autumn lawn tennis tournament has been extended to Monday, Aug. 19. So far there have been 32 entries in the handicap singles and 24 in the handicap doubles, but only nine
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    SEPOY LINES G.C.
    33 14 Dr. E. W. Martindell Wins Championship The Sepoy Lines Golf Club championship for 1935 has been won by Dr. E. W. Martindell, who will be presented with the Park Cup.
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    Primo Camera's Fall From Grace NOT ALLOWED TO LEAVE ITALY
    113 15 Penalty For Losing fascist spout dishonoured Komi'. Au£. 3. iKIMO l;»»ncra, \*ho arrived at Naples from the United Hail H»>* pam-port withheld mil I'iinnwt leave Italy with,.„i pernt)>«ston, though he had lu.pt ii i«» leave for Amsterdam r. ,»K l<»
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB
    80 15 Programme For Autumn Meeting -j r Turf Club's three-day I nne will be held in at en Sept. 28. Oct. 2 and 5. programme includes two h oivision of class II horses, >r each division of class 111 inns for each division of one run of 5V
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    105 15 N\ lit- (.1-1 WttlU Ovvr Vrom s.R.r. i *Vf rir.esday. n r w«evi the M'l's inn iM i r »t;; k vr.~ to hav».* iu ii <i iu, 1 Ho d Stadium i.«\ ii the H,R Ci it th»- Wilts thus «hilr" <i •<»'! »«>:. .1 :v
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    TEACHERS' TENNIS
    59 15 Koults Of Finals In Annua! Tournament' .'Mr '.uJI( vvinr iirr the results of the 1 in the S T A. tournament n) .01! of? yesterday M» Handicap: K. C. Bal- not l)r,i' Tuy K?ng Hock 2-6. 6-2. M Doubles Handicap: S C Ting ifl H S Balhelchet. beat
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    NON-BENDERS C.C.
    213 15 A Suggestion From Ipoh (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. MON-BENDERS from all over Malaya congregated in Ipoh over the weekend for their Re-union Cricket Matcn and Ball. It was after a lapse of several years that the Ball was held and there was an attendance of more
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    1,000 RUNS & 100 WICKETS
    199 15 1,000 RUNS 100 WICKETS Of Outstanding: Players In England The lock of outstanding all round cricketers at the present time lends distinction t;> th? feat of scoring 1,000 mns and taking 100 wicket?. Lr»st seaso.i. only Hopwood and Sunfield—bo'h for the first time—-leeom-pliahed the Teat. a very different sinte of
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    FOUR-BALL BILLIARDS
    73 15 Competition For Frankel Bros. Shield Singapore, Thursday The !'>U"wing.are the results of Inst night's play in the Amateur «four-ball' championship competition for theFrankel Bros.' shield: V. Woodford »Fatul Karib» beai Koh Chew/ Moh «A.A.A.», and Omar bin Hussein fPatul Karib) a walk-over from Moh Chong Vik <C.S.A.>. TO-DAY'S
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    K.L. CHINESE WIN
    250 15 Selangor Club Defeated On Padang (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. PLAYING fairly good football, and making use of every opportunity that came their way. the Kuala Luniour Chinese Association defeated the Selangor Club, yesterday, on the Padang. by three goals to one. The game, though
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    RUGBY REFEREES
    49 15 Meeting At The S.C.C. To-morrow Singapore, Thm-sday. The annual meeting of the Malayan Rugby Union Society of Referees, Singapore branch, will be held at the S.C.C. to-morrow at 6.30 p.m. All members who are willing to assist in refereeing during the coming season are asked to attend.
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    ORIENT TITLE AT STAKE
    311 15 Aide Confident STIFF OPPOSITION FOR ABAYAN (By "X.0.") Singapore, Thursday. YOUNG Aide, the Filipino who was unbeatable during his four years' residence in Japan, will have the biggest opportunity of his career tomorrow night, when he duck, through the ropes and fights Gunboat Jack for the
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    BADMINTON TIES
    198 15 Fixtures For The Coming Week-End The following ties in the Singapore Badminton championships will be played this week-end: Saturday, at 2.30 p.m.: Men's Open Singles (first round): Scan Eng Hee v. Teo Soo Poh; Leow Kirn Fatt v. Lim Hee Chim; round. Seah Eng Liat v. Charlie Chua;
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    MALAY CUP FINAL
    102 15 Annual Match To Be Played On Sunday The chief annual match of Malay football will take place at 5.15 p.m. on Sunday next, Aug. 18, at ffifcM Besar Stacuiim, when the Shahar Kamar Football Club meet Darul Bahar >n the Malaya Football Association Cup Final. The Cup
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    AVIATION IN PERAK
    195 15 A Large Number Of Enthusiasts (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. FLYING has a large following in Perak. Recently it was announced that, besides the Ipoh Aerodrome there would be another on the Cameron Highlands. In view of the great strides made in the development of the
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    MARCEL THIL STILL CHAMPION
    121 15 Points Victory Over Tunero MARCEL Thil retained the world's middle-weight title by defeating Kid Tunero. the Cuban middle-weight champion, on points over 15 rounds at Marseilles. Fifteen thousand spectators left the boxers In no doubt about their opinion of the poorness of the fight. Thil won
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    CLERICAL UNION SOCCER
    69 15 The following will represent the Clerical Union against the Bata Sports Club in a friendly game on Friday, Aug. 16, on the home ground: Tan Kirn Eng, Goh Ah Chew, Ong Seng Hock. Lee Keng Leng, Lee Ken? Swee. Chang Chang Kwong, Wan Puteh. Yeov; Cheng HOe,
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    TOES CUT OFF BY LIGHTNING
    62 16 Amulet Saskatchewan A bolt of lightning cut off som» o' Mis. Edward Griffith's toes here during a fierce storm. She was working near the stove in her kitchen when the bolt struck the house. Her husband and son were thrown BOjftinst a wall by the
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    JUBILEE DANCE AT NEW WORLD
    182 16 Special Cabaret Artistes To Appear THE sale of tickets for the Jubilee Ball and Competition Dance to be held at the New World Cabaret on Saturdaygives every indication that a record attendance will be present to assist the worthy cause for which it is being
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    MORE CHURCHGOERS
    175 16 American People Becoming Religious Washington. Whether it be on account of the depression or no, statistics show that the people of the United States arc steadily becoming more "religious." According to the annual survey of ihe Christian Herald, the various Christian churches in the United States reported S
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    "ROOF OF THE WORLD"
    186 16 Italian Expedition To Tibet Rome. The well-known Oriental scholar. Professor Giuseppe Tucci ol the Italian Royal Academy, has left. on his seventh expedition to Tibet to study the monasteries and sacred places of Tibet from an archaeological and historical point of view. Professor Tucci is anxious
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    DARING CLIMB
    134 16 Soviet Expedition To Siberian Mountain Moscow. Busts of Lenin and Stalin are to be placed on the eastern and western peaks of Siberia's famous "White" mountainMount Belaukha (14.800 feet high). The western peak has never before been climbed. Now 28 Red Army officers, 10 scientists and more than
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    RUSSIAN BOOTS
    47 16 Moscow. More than 18 mill-on pairs of trots and b&Om have been made in Soviet Russian factories during the first sx months of this year. Th? exact t0ta1—18,592.000 pairs—represents an increase of 10 per cent, compared with the total for the flr?i half of 1934.
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    SPOKE AGAINST THE REICH
    104 16 London Business Man Arrested In Munich Reuter Wireless. Berlin. Aug. 13 lyiß. Gebhard Mosel. a London businev lfi man, has been arrested by the Secret Police in Munich for private conversations "calculated to injure the Reich." Mr. Mosel was born in Munich and became a naturalised
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    3 DAYS ON A BRIDGE
    180 16 Man Whom No Country Would Accept Vi.juM Julius Purschen, un unemployed nic, aUffir. Hly domiciled in YugoaUiv ;i was expdled from Austria for b arid tak« j n to the Yugoslav lromi r* The Yusroslav attthuritle* u-fut*d u, 1 1 him pas» their frontier, xtaUtitr
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    NEW STAR DISCOVERED
    155 16 Six Times Hotter Than The Sun Moscow. A new star which is said to be six times hotter than the sun and to flash more brilliantly than any other new star, has beo-i under the observation of Professor B. Vorontsov-Velyaminov here. It was discovered last December in
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    SILENCE HOURS
    86 16 Budapest Follows London tixperimenf tf I<«l3l|»l J'ollfjKV njf ll(C <■( thl i XJV »l»K» ol silpnl huurv in Lundon'i in-rt», .n Minittl>~ itt tin' lnU<r«t( br < Im• «UV'I •Ifitv h»a mm i'nr> muy :<l «lu'ir fi«>r -Si'tio p.m. and (> a.m. Tti tially thi' Msw tuw «'ill
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    COURT BAILIFFS' CASE
    60 16 Finding OP Magistrate To Be Given On Aug. 28 Singapore Thwati' The Second Mugisirutr'«. ATi s Crtc's finding regarding Ik fjirlifmi ary inquiry Into a series of cfiatvo» cheating receiving illegal gxauflcution* and abetment. asulnst two CivtJ Du t.rlct Court bailiffs N J d? Cru? Ahmt Shah.
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    ALLEGED KNIFE ATTACK
    80 16 Singapore Thursda> Charged with voluntarily causing hurt with a knife to a compatriot named Teo Ah Kai in Kandang Kerbau last nieht a Chinese named Tan Ah Yong was produced In the Third Police Court before Mr. M H. Blacker ihM morning. The accused claimed trial and
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS
    73 17 fillers To The Editor ore invited, to write to nbjet'ts of public interest. It br understood that the "Malaya f t r" does not necessarily cninn.x expressed by corrospondTJtliS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF ),v IELE. preferably typewritten »tittngi. and on one side of the onir/. Pen-names may
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    Miliaria
    188 17 >• (hi' Mtotiyu Trtbu'l<V t sM* jii important i. 1 1 ih*ruis«il In your The Municipality Ut Hunter hai done a n Ihe licalLh of the ui tlii* present ii > .it'ii I urn afraid it 1 in I of time, laboui, 1 ■i ri tiif rc-MCtint. nnd i..
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    100 17 I ,i. j (|i/i l ill 1« i i cl it it pove u kytrv 112 t.i lit ti-UO:. Hi L. ttia* .ilei'r »»i v. Tj/'in tfc liite r- i t i ihe bis»cm wuU holders, li the jjM>prr r:'" --.i.T s^lul 1 luiiy i «mi v•
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    106 17 .'«'n 7 A/rtfdJa: Tftbnntf/ nvciri- ci your valuable itr .imrr-shoiv hat tlicre 11 r JcrfK mi u tru Uiusk ii> »V! or nc y fi'*qtM?nter o' i Willi my people I ccr- 1' piotWVal? <M .m (ku nnr- hAs to &o tv < k Jir*»' <*tn>l»ine in ihiv
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    STABBED IN STREET
    72 17 Silat Road iMurder Echo Singapore, Wednesday. DeteettYC Branch has made a ci arrest in connection with the ol Chua Beng Chwee, who was tabbed whilst he was walking along [toad last Saturday and robbed of $170 man was arrested the following nd yesterday another man, Ong long,
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    THREE YEARS FOR MALAY
    656 17 Real Nuisance To The Community From Our Own Correspondent/ Johore, Aug. J.*i. A SIURDIt.Y bull.i Malay, Ooyflb bin M"humeU. was charged this morning at <hu Vluur Assixe-i before Mr. Justin J. v. Mill» With having committed houKetaeaking by n.ghl by enteri.ig the dwelling of a Chinese
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    THE G.P.O.
    131 17 Publicity Work To Be Continued London. Aug. 13. Th« policy of active publicity which has been a Wore of Post Ofnce wore in recent years and which was marKco by the appointment of a public relations officer in 1933 is tp be oursuecl. Sir Stephen Tallent-. who ;as
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    PROFESSOR TEJA SINGH
    58 17 Singanore, Wednesday. Professor Teja Singh, M.A., who is at present on a tour of Malaya was entertained at a tea-party MW> noon by Sardar Bahadur Belwant Singh, of the Special Branch (Police) at his residence at 13, Amber Road. Mr Arya Samy, president of the Reception Committee
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    TREE ON FIRE
    35 17 Singapore Wednesday. Shortly after 2.30 this morning, the Fire Brigade was summoned to Grange Road where a large tree was seen The outbreak was extinguished in a few minutes by the firemen.
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    LADY DOCTOR KILLED
    203 17 Express Crashes Into Sedan Chair TWO persons, a man and a woman, were killed outright on Aug. 8, when the Kowloon-Canton expiess, on its way to Hongkong, crashed into a sedan chair at a crossing near Shumehun just inside Chinese territory. Another man, the front carrier, was
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    SIR WILLIAM WATSON
    139 17 Death Of Oldest Living English Poet Sir William Watson, the oldest living English poet and a friend of Tennyson and thrice unsuccessful when considered a likely candidate for the Laureateship died to-day aged 77. Tributes are paid to his genius but his work never obtained popular recognition.
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    EDUCATIONISTS MEET
    115 17 Conferences At Oxford And St. Andrews British Official Wireless. London. Aug. 13. While 1,500 delegates are attending the World Education Conference at Oxford, another gathering of educationists, some four hundred in number, many of whom come from overseas will open to-morrow at St. Andrew's University in Fifeshire, Scotland,
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    GIRL KNOCKED DOWN
    32 17 Singapore, Wednesday. Knocked down by a cyclist in Anson Road at 7.30 last night, an Indian girl was taken to hospital with a compound fracture of the right leg.
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    SUPREME APPEAL TO THE NATION
    208 17 French President Urges Calm Reuter Wireless. Toulon, Aug. 10. TROOPS and mobile guards, who were called out during the rioting, left to-day. The day was quiet apart from the rush of a flying-squad to a street where there were four revolver shots, but no arrests
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    INDIAN ASSOCIATION
    197 17 Office-Bearers For Ensuing Year An exsraordim ry gene of the Indian Association was held a* St. Andrew.-* School Hall on Saturday. The meeting was well attended. The Chairman, the Rev. S. S. Pakianathan. announced that, thanks to the ;>'renuous efforts cf the campaign committee, the membership of the
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    STOMACH SUFFERER SINCE CHILDHOOD
    205 18 To 1 perfectly tit and able to eat anything after over 20 years of acute stomach trouble :s more than most people would dare hope for —yet this has a t'uallv happened to Mr. A I) These are h a own words:— "I must t* II
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    31 18 untitled the English r>?ijnrtment CuUejr*. Amri .'ii will del'vcr a public lecture on "National Unity" at the V'ctorm Memorial Hrv'l at 5.15 nm. today. M»\ M. J. Nrmazie. barrister-at-lav. vrlY preside.
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    175 18 Statement Of Singapore Municipality THE Municipal health statement tor the week ended Aug. 10 shows 3 new cases of smallpox with 2 deaths, as compared with 2 cases with no deaths in the previous week. Deaths during the week totalled 21b, as compared with 234 in
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    24 18 The fourth annual general meeting of the Syrian Christian Union will be held J at 1. Short Street. Singapore, at 6 p.m. on Saturday.
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    "BOND OF EMPIRE"
    393 18 Chief Scout Thrilled By World Tour (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. 2. I HAVE enjoyed every minute, declared that sprightly unostentatious Chieftain of seventy-eight, Lord Baden Pcwell, on landing at Southampton after his nine months' tour. The Chief Scout remained home for nearly
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    MINERS TRAPPED
    45 18 Fifty Feet Of Water In Lignite Mine Reuter Wireless. Grosseto (Italy), Aug. 13. Water fifty feet deep which was released by shot firing in the Montecastini Company's lignite mine at Larobilla. has cut off the hopes of rescuing sixteen entrapped miners.— Reuter Wireless.
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    LITTLEJOHN REVUE COMPANY
    225 18 Another Stage Attraction At The Capitol A STAGE entertainment which should prove very popular in Singapore is announced by the management of th"* Capitol, this being the Littlejohn Diamond Revue Company which makes its debut, on Funaay next, opening at the 3.15 matinee with the usual two
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    MONEY MARKET
    58 18 Reuter Wireless. London. Aug. 10. On the Money Morket holiday demand for currency which has reached record proportions had ar. effect of reducing the resources generally available for short-term loans and consequently borrowers occasionally had to concede .-iightlv higher rates for accommodation. Discounts ruled steady with fair business.
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    74 18 London, Aug. 13. Exchequer returns show that ordinary revenue excluding self-balancing items amounts to i' 203.978.354 compared with £205.097,486 at the corresponding date last year. The improved trade conditions are reflected in the revenue from Customs and Excise amounting to £105.515.000 compared with £101,854,000 In the same .period
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    MALAYAN SUN BEAR BROADCASTS
    251 18 A Fascinating Little Joker •By Ail Mail> (From Oar Qion Correspondent Loudon, Aug 2 AN ex-Malayan inhabitant ol distinguished lineage has broadcast this week His predecessor is reputed to ha\e been brought up In the nursery With Sir Slumlord Raffled children—He Is an in;«!ns*?]y black young
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    135 18 Statesman's /on Injur*<l While Making Explosives -F"iiu .<-*tiuric l*Munsvu.»i< 7 hi.* I l-\ I'rtr-i M -on »112 (V'lWi'l Diroi»yt FI i i a, Sciilh aii i uri Mi -ro. nf AtfnVo'ui'i' \\Hu ut f >n nit) I'nt'hiMl hrt.-i In.-» «it ''Vji 85 H I» :»»lt 112 «»1 Ul'i'
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    62 18 The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on Aug. 14. were as follows:— Telegrams handed in up to 5 p.m. 9 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 p m. 4 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to
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    ANGLO-ORIENTAL MINING
    1051 18 Annual Meeting MK. J. IVAN S!M:\s SPEECH (Ky Air Mailj London, A*,? THE seventh annual gfeocriil f4, of the A rudo* Oriental M,n incorporation, Ltd.. wn» hold Hall of the Chartered Insurarei V tittitf. Aldermanbury, EC Mr. J. Ivan Spcns presided, u imported by Mr. T. E. Bariliy
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    CONTROL OF ILLICIT DRUGS
    571 19 rresenf Position Ol'll M COMMITTEE'S HAN'S i H ,1! strut national anJ *ji,.i.11 control have enial manufacture of drugs -lown In the level of MMuymentji, the twentieth t 11 .1 Opium Advisory Comi included it-s work in .111Ti« I'ound that the .j n nnt diminished. i
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    282 19 Brothers Who Did Not Know Each Other Barcelona. TWO brothers who did not know of each oihei s existence have been brought tog other for the first time—by a lawsuit. Jose Brull, on presenting himself vo claim an inheritance, was unpleasantly surprised to find that another
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    INDIA'S NEED
    116 19 Appeal For A National Academy Calcutta. An appeal for the founding of a national academy fox* India is made by Dr. Kalidas Nag of the Calcutta University in dedicating a special number of his journal "India and the world" ♦o L'Academie Francaise on its trl-cun-tcnary to be celebrated
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    OVERSEAS LEAGUE
    343 19 Duke Of York Opens New Club Rooms (By Air Mailt London, July 28. WHILK workmen engaged on the arw- tiJn of a new* building sounded th- i•linner hoo(«- in greeting, the Duk<- of ork. ui> President. fit the Overmen r Labile, arrived to open 'he League's new e'ub
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    VALUABLE CARPETS STOLEN
    60 19 Berlin. Four thieves Who specialise in stealing valuable carpets from Ber'in shops are being sought by the police. Stvera* fhops have been broken into in the same manner, and in each case the choicest carp ts have disappeared. The thieves have been sighted occa sionaliy. but invariably
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    LAWRENCE OF ARABIA
    571 19 Memorial To Be Erected hi St. Paul's London, July 24. A MEMORIAL is to be erected to Lvwrence of Arabia and will be placed in St. Paul's Cathedral. It will take the form of a bronze head modelled from lif? by Mr. Eric Kennington. the sculptor and
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