Malaya Tribune, 23 August 1935

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Safes VoL XXII. •No. 2QI SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1935 riVJS CENTS, The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Aug. 23, 1935. Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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      380 1 *****1111 ■■JUIJ B j *RhJ The ©ribttite Dominant In zSAlalaya g ss^^o^o*-—iQEaor——ffocaora gascaocap i i oeboi——loeao o D jj HHb WW HHh POWDERED WHOLE MILK 1 "Imagine!-•• j J g jj TT tith plenty B H I V V and Klim in your pantry Excellent for infant feeding J \7"ES,
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      12 1 [HE "CONTAIN CAMERA SofeAg*»ti THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO, r.O. fWn fl. SINGAPORE.
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    Shipping News & Notices. SHIPBUILDING IN ITALY
    1038 2 Shipping News Notices. SHIPBUILDING IN ITALY Work Of The Monfalcone Yard |T is not only iv Britain thiut shipbuilders 1 are putting their houses in order. A representative of "The Journal of Commerce and Shipping Telegraph," who has recently returned from Italy, states that the same process is in progress
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    TRIBUTE TO MAURETANIA
    96 2 Model For Washington Institution I A Striking tribute to the British liner Mauretania, for years the holder of the Blue Riband of the Atlantic, but now being broken up, has been paid by President Roosevelt. He has sent a model" cf the ship to the Smithsonian Institution
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      420 2 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH IN DIA P A O. S, N« Co's SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. c BURIM A I <MWO Aug. 29 RAJPUI A 17,009 Aug. 30 r MANTUA 11,000 Sept. 6 CHITRAL 15,000 Sept. 13 .SOMALI 6.810 Sept. 26 CATHAY 15,000 Sept. 27 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Oct. 11
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      499 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. BAN HONG LIONG Fri. Aug. 23 s.s. GIANG SENG Tues. Aug. JT For SOURABAYA
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      204 2 N. Y. INLINE (Incorporated in JnP* 31 NEW REDUCED FARES TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ. 1 Min;mum Kates. Ist 2nd Napl J?IS «7 326 1535?l 35? UM* 369 Next Sadmgss.s. KATORI MARU Sept KASHIMA MARU Septml YASUKUNI MARU Oct 2 IHAKONE MARU Oct. 17 I SUWA MARU Oct. U i£ FUSHIMI
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      515 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. S r nam LALANDIA 17-9 17-9 18-9 20-9 JUTLANDIA 8-10 8-10 9-10 11-10 MEONIA 29-10 29-10
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      448 2 STEAMER SAILING? i NORDDEUTSCH El Wf\ LLOYD. I «A (Incorporated m R Germany). The undernoted are the Company*! hv tended fixtures:— V OUTWARDS. im. "ODER" for Man ia. Hongkong, Shanghai, North China and Japan Au-- H "TRAVE" for Hongkong, Shanghai,' North China and Japan Sept t HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam. Hamburg
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    Bukit Mertajam Rubber Co., Ltd.
    1666 3 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Restriction Problems CHAIRMAN ON THE OUTLOOK (By Air Mail) London, Aug. 2. T*HE twenty-sixth ordinary general meeting of Bukit Mertajam Rubber Company, Ltd., was held at Winchester House, old Broad-street, E.C, Mr. A. F. Goodrich (the chairman) presided, the other directors present
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    BATHERS "CAUGHT"
    225 3 Hook Sinks Into Flesh Of Girl FISHERMEN have been "cawMng" 1 bathers in different parts of Ger- many. One man went fishing in the River Main near Frankfurt. An 18-year-old girl went bathing there, too. The girl swam down the river. The fisherman placed a new worm on
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    "ITALY RIDING FOR A FALL"
    199 3 U.S. General's Vitw Ot Campaign Madison, Connecticut. IS Italy "riding for a fall" in Abyssinu. One of the United States official re presentatives at the coronation oi the Emperor Haile Selassie think.; so He is Major-General William Wright Harts, K.C.M.G., and a holder ol the
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    SHEEP FATTENING
    83 3 Experiment To Cover Tliem With Rues >») Covering wim 0 1». 11 *00l «iw/ «fiijt.o uft .h' 1 iki nM jrocetH the subjcct M h present b e ng *ohdueto<f AiiAtmllu w dn? a Mr <T Uvn in Aj c(1 frari *»ul* fa Prvf.t- ,l UP( (jUrr °m
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      99 3 i/*~7*\ l> -nn AND ECONOMY Every unit of the Cassis is built to the fL« limit? you pyrpnfmn-i Tinest limits of accuracy to give 111 exceptions performance in Economy. Riding Comfort and ReliLhty T,!e New Ford v 8 is a distinctly handsome car. Interior finish I The 1935 Ford V-8
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      43 3 I complexion; and massage* I the best keeps the S powder base. skin supple. H i lli i,«n W! 1I lt(l|W;mn>ugjaii slimming GUARANTEED TO CURE Superfluous fatness. By "Dr. GEORG HENNING** Prescribed by Physicians. i at all Dispensaries and Store*.. iasMMßMfta m m
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    PRESS VIEWS ON INDIA BILL
    686 4 Conflicting Opinions On India's Opportunity London, Aug. 3. THE Times," discussing the passage of the India Bill, observes that when most of the controversies and difficulties of today are buried and forgotten, posterity may well rate the preparation of the passage of the India Act
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    THE EARTHS' AGE
    529 4 30 Meteorites Taken As t Clues THE earth is not more than 3.000 million years old, and probably not a great deal leSs—if the guidance given by meteorites is to be accepted as correct This is the conclusion reached by Professor F A Panneth. of the Imperial
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    SEXTON KILLED AT ALTAR
    75 4 Munich While dusting a holy figure, the sexton of St. Sylvester's Church. Munich, fell, struck his head on the corner of the altar and was killed instantly. He was Hans Zachm. aged 48 Standing on a ladder and working with his dusting cloth he slipped, and
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    TWO MONTHS ON A VOLCANO
    375 4 Javanese Escape During Eruption r.atavta. l.tu:<h Ksial lihJh TWO i iM'tttli .sUlt'criitir w hilv lumnumi tlto i&liuui Volcano of Krakalu;* and dcspi me escape hy when the voUimih. began violent erupt, on have !>»•«'n t| t experiences 112 m party of JiiVßiivst* nalw* fionti- en"
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    TENANT LOSES CASE
    193 4 Kitchen No Proper Place For Lain dry-Work siumiM laundry b washed in tli<kitcht n n A G«"fmn court Consider» «J this p* < b"<'m and lias d ride»' that !.h»* kftclie if no proper flic« Tor laundry- Work. Th ens.' in qii' <tion was brought by a
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    DISASTROUS EXPERIMENT
    91 4 Vacuum Cleaner Swallows Up Mail Dunxttf In their <l»virt- *> ilcnn up the t><»« j office* Iwn> t.hff imthuritlM hav* mu«Ji» a m?\v experiment and tawatctl n ;i vacuum clcuni r. At the first '112 swallowed up n«•' onlv the dirt but nl*o lh«« ma!!, Thi' rt'HtiU w*«
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      603 4 l| QUICK RELIEF I \Mm 1 Doctors and Nurses recommend WW II II 111 i 'ASPRO' because they know that it is an effective and pure medicine. The purity of 'ASPRO' is its safety. It conforms to the standard required by j the British Pharmacopoeia (the guiding authority of the
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      42 4 PBTTER Atomic Diesel Oil Engines INSTANT STARTING FROM COLD. B. H. P. ENCLOSED DESIGN fP^IE/^^ ROLLER BEARINGS m 10 LOWEST FUEL 540 B. H I». CONSUMPTION. wfSm^^^ ALSO A WIDE RANGE OF ENGINES, PUMPING SETS LIGHTING SETS. Sole Agents: (Incorporated in S.S.)
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    180 5 RUBBER PRICE UNCHANGED OHering* Still On LowSide t< >m "ur Ftnutiaal *****.,indentt Friday morning-. KuMmt |Sinju r «|KiiT), 19 c t s > luiiamri'd Mmkvt Tone: Steady. Ill» ISui>ra|'Oiv down IVday'n Prices:— London: o up 1 Khl. Ala/krf Tone: Kirm. Ww V»)rk. JI lf>lo ct, r u
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    LYALL & EVATTS REPORT
    74 5 LYALL EVATTS REPORT Singapore. Friday. MINING: Steady. Jelebus .92»•> .95. .71 75. Nawng Pet. .71 .75. N. 54 58. Rahman Hyds. .99 $1.01. Kini $4.50 54.60. S. Luas 51.20 51.25. r Harbours $7.70 $7.80, c.d. U. Klangs SI 12' 2 $1 I7'v INDUSTRIALS: Easier. Alex. Brickprefs $1.80 $1.90. B.AjT. £5.160
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    21 5 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co. and LyaJl and Evatt:—
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    MINING
    582 5 Singapore, Fr-iluy. 10 a.m. isciiic Fr*&er V,A Ut fl* ou. jj;v»u 4,- Aniyat 4.3 4,9 4 3 4 0 nA. Kumbaug 33,6 34,6 33r 351il A Mj ay 60 61 GO 61 J A. H.tui i 13- 13 9 13 14. SI A Werq 1.82*2 1.90 1.85 190 £1
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    164 5 I8SUFI) RY TPASF» TO EXCHANGF I AND STOCK BROKERS STNGAPOHE MUNICIPAL I 11*01 r*d IMO MOO.OOO T. M»r. II *«pi. 30 10« 110 nom 1007 red 1947 %t rtOG.WM) Interest Mar 31 Sejv 30 112 114 num 1 191 iv red ifft& 1.G00.000 Interest Mar. 31 Sept,
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    RUBBER
    362 5 Singapore. Friday. 10 a.m. MhMM Vfitt«! Krus, r LyaJl and Shares. and C- Evatt. 1 Allenby 1.45 1.55 1.55 1.65 IA. Gajah 0.85 0.95 1.05 1.10 IA. Hitam 1.50 j.jO 1.45 1.55 IA. Moiek 0.85 o.*a 0.87 0.92 2A. Malay 2.75 2.85 2.90 3.00 IA. Panas 1.50 1.60 1.50
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    GENKRAL
    361 5 |g D j| BfcOBDIO QUOTATIONH I I? £su« rraser Value, Co. ji fVatt $2 A. Brick Old. 1.25 135 1.25 1.35 12 A. Brick 7fc% Pre. 1.75 1.85 1.80 1.90 $10 Atlas Ice 12.25 12.75 12.25 12.75 £1 B.A.T. 119 123 116 120 60 B.M. B'casting 2 l 2
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    89 5 vAIIYi TRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Friday nooi. v tvr> o c Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. Sepjember) 19 916 19 1116 Good E.A.Q. m cakes. (F. 0.8. September) 19 316 19 716 No. IX.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) \9\k \9% do. September 19 13 16
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    INCREASE IN TIN QUOTA
    845 5 Falling Prices NO CAUSE FOR ALARM (By Air Mail) (Froir, Our Own Correspond ntj London, Aug. 16. WHE official communique of tho International Tin Committee, announcing the decision to increase the production quota from 50 to 65 per cent, for the whole of the third quarter
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    NYALAS RUBBER ESTATES
    252 5 Dividend Of Piv2 Per Cent. Proposed THK following j s t h L report of the directors, issued over the sign* Aire of Sir. Le< Chhn Tuan. of the Nyalas liubber Estate, Ltd.. for the year ended May 81, i The net profit for the rear amounted
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    ENCOURAGING RESULTS
    242 5 Malay United Rubber Estates (By Air Mail) London, Aug. 3. Th<- ninth annual meeting of the Malay United Rubber Estat -s, Ltd., was held at 71, St. Mary Axe, E.C. Mr. P. J. Burgess (the chairman) pre sided, supported by Mr. Harold F. Copeman. The Chairman sa d
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    WORLD RUBBER STOCKS
    400 5 Ih.ir liarly Dcclaiation L rged toy it< Heidi ?•'< K.*Uf (~lh 112; C*i JV«/ynvicftrut > Ii i»i«-• Aii»uft ID i.i i K.SnVVN" 'i It K>, hu.itff ftnii, ftoJt'M} rvwv» ft-^nc*l •tU'#:4 IM Mtnctii y» .it iti' oc on on u «yvi-il l < k i >>m ii
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    STOCK MARKETS
    32 5 London, Au?. 22 STERLING aa New York 4.98 5 hi; Paris 75«5. The stock niarkru wer<? cactionarv with War Loan VA nor cent, al 1C5",. Gold 140/d.—British Official Wm less.
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      243 5 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK. LIMITED, MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE < ;»l>if;«l Fallj Paid Yen 100.000.000. Reaerve Faad Ye« 12."».800.00fl. HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandra, Batavia, Serlin. Dairen. Fengtien, Hamburg. Hankow, Harbin, Honolulu. Hongkong. Hsink ng, Karachi Kobe, London. Los Angeles. Manila. Moji, Nagasaki, Xagoya. New York! Osaka. Paris. Peiping,
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      23 5 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated In New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager OFFICFr I. FINLATSON r.RFFN.
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      315 5 Nederlandsche Handel-MaatschappQ, N. V. i (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout tha Dutch Baal Indies and ip the, Straits Settlementa, India, China, Japan uad Arabia. LONDON BANKER*J The National Prormrtal Bank, Limited. Correspondento in the principal
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      549 6 flj fin: iiiiiiiii iii ii i i ML HASSAN, I Jjt &37 BRAS BASAH ROAD, Z SINGAPORE. I \V. und< rtake tit! >orts of work i in electrical, gas and water ser- vice lines. gj prompt attention to all ■order-- »'iih--r hiy; <>r small. I Vv'h; nol consult ns about
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      667 6 Lady Canvassers required for Provisions business by European firm. Reply Box No. 71G, Malaya Tribune. WANTED —Lady Canvassers by a Brna of publishers for their various 1 alary and commission. Only experienced and energetic young ladies need apply with copies of testimonial- to Box 718. Malaya Tribune. EDUCATIONAL I FAR
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      692 6 NOTICE. I in the estate of charles craib late of Kota Tinggi, Johore DECEASED. Pursuant to Section 131 of "The Probate and Administration Enactment. "9 |5 NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors, next-of-kin and other persons having liny' claims or demands against the Estate af Charles Craib, deceased, late
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      565 6 DAISY. NOTICE is hereby given that the trade mark or name depicted above is the ex";:,ve ,uoWty <>f «;t Limited of 800-375 Sue« 'e« Street, Sydney, New South Wales and that the same >s used bj .he S a d Company in respect of all milk proSuets and dairy produce,
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      259 6 X AFTER MIDNIGHT—UP TO 2 A.M. M a AND IN THE DAY Ifl ffi VISIT YOUR RENDEZVOUS FOR 5 1 MCHM,a MEA b e S fSeshments. S 5 TAI TONG RESTAURANT !5 (Corner of Serangoon Road and ffi a Balestier Road). S Two-minutes walk from New World, ru S REFINED
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      259 6 SERVICE That h second to none. I Perfect service and absolute satisfaction is guaranteed on all Clocks and Watches sent for Repair to YICKWOH RING 429. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Near Middle Road) Contractor! for the Repair of Clocks and Watches to the British Army and R.A.F. Base in Malaya i
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    COLLEGE STUDENTS' VENTURE
    561 7 Seeing The World DEPARTURE FROM SINGAPORE Singapore, Thursday. WHREE enterprising American college students, who have* been here since Monday, left this afternoon by the Rhoea for Bah on the next stage of their cycling tour round the world. They left Canton last June intent on this way
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    EURASIAN CHARGED
    69 7 Remanded For Further Inquiries Singapore, Thursday. Alleged to have committed housebreaking with intent to commit theft, a young Eurasian. W. F. Walters, appeared before the Second Magistrate. Mr N. (.rice, to-day. and was remandec until Aug. 29 for further inquiries. It it alkged that the offence w&- ommitted
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    NEVER TOO LATE
    103 7 Woman Accepts Invitation Ot 60 Years Ago Key Kef. SVi-*o Virginifl. \u mvluton t« t«i extended 50 years if- h»f junt been uo c-fjtod bv Mrs. J. •hii kwMdl, of I'lcufii»»! Valley near here. WurkiiitM) deeorartng Her h.,me found an nt..fu.nn<l latter, ycl!o»«l w>lh behind 'hu iiwntolipece..
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    CLAIM BY LEGATEE OF ESTATE
    797 7 Share Alleged Due Under Will Smgapuxe, Thursday. A CLAIM by a legatee of the estate of n the late towkay Tan Tye Quye for her share in the estate, and for the administration of the estate together v/ll3a the necessary and proper accounts, formed the
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    BEACH REGULATIONS
    193 7 "Proper" Dress For Spanish Bathers I Madrid. The Spanish police are worried. The hettt is forcing people into rivers, or the sea. and some of them will not even lose the time necessary to put on proper dress. This lack of attention to details of dress has made
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      178 7 IS THIS A GOOD PORTRAIT OF .YOUR CHILD? Up with the lark, full of fun and h gh \\m spirits all day long, then when evening A M comes ready for bed ami sound health- \\m\\\\W giving sleep! ifw The parents of children who are like this have no cause
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      427 7 Teeth quickly take on a nowy,^^^^ whiteness. Tohaceo stains aud discolouration»disap|>ear. Mlt hard MM ami firms the goMaßghnti them a healthy pink colour. 1 n has W M .ik.es it so pleasant to m use—leaves the mouth so clean, refreshed. JUDGE FOR YOURSELF Why not lx'gin today to make your
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      758 7 Radio For Malayan Listeners TO-DAY'S EMPIRE BERLIN STATION I PHOHI HOT T \\n PROGRAMME f> mum, hulla^U Wireless Programme For Wireless Prnerammp Fr>r j A Symphony Concert: The To-Day To nlv Music Of Mozart lo Day (DJB: 19 31 45 MetreE: (PCJ: 19 71 Metres) JO DAY'S Empire wireless programme
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    113 8 VESSELS ARRIVED Anhui, British. 2,080 tons, from Amcy 23.3; to Hongkong 27.3. Kelvinbank, British. 2,336 tons, from Rangoon 22.8; to Corral via Batavia 24_C Gustav Diederichsen. Danish, 1,353 tons, from Rangoon 22.8; to Hongkong 23.8. Memnon British, 4,612 tons, from Glasgow 23.8;
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    97 8 BHTPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Aug. 23. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Santhia 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Plancius 18; Islander 8; Kelvinbank 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Steel Seafarer 32; Kongo Maru 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4) Silverash 46. West
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    IRELAND REPAYS U.S.
    144 8 For Helping "To Establish Republic" St. Louis. Residents of St. Louis who subscribed in 1919 to a 3 500,000 dollar (£700,000) loan "for the establishment of the Irish Republic" have received a final payment on their subscriptions, accompanied by a letter from Mr. De Valera, Pres dem<
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    70 8 Mails expected from Australia. Netherlands Indies, etc., by Air (Qantas), time of delivery of boxholdeis' letters only 3.30 p.m. to-morrow and general delivery of letters 4M)5 p.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies, by Air (Netherlands), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. to-morrow and general
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    AIR DEFENCE
    151 8 All Turkey To Be Given Instruction Ankara. Turkey. Villagers in even the remotest partd ul Turkey ar* included in a scheme for nationwide i<ietrui'Vian in methods of defence :iga iitit tfu.s and air attacks decided nn by the Government. Mobile instructors will visit the outlying districts to teach
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    MONEY MARKET
    216 8 SELLING Singapore. AUR- 23. London 4 months' eight 2 4 13? London 3 months' sight Jj<4 London 60 days' sight 2 3 313.. London 30 days' sight 2 3 1516 London demand 2>3 2!> 32 London 'TT. 2,3 29 32 Lyoos and Paris demand HS>« Hamburg demand 142
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    STERLING EXHCANGE
    108 8 British Official Wireless. Lufldcw Auy. 22. Paris 75 5 64. New York 4 97 11 16 Montreal 4 »B? ai Brussels 29 49. Gentva 15.21. Amsterdam 7 3314. Milan 60 o ifl. Berlin 1234. Stockholm 19 Copenhagen 22.39 ft Oslo 19 90^ Vienna 2f114. Prague 119 4 i,.
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    RUBBER MARKET STEADIER
    277 8 Guthri? Co/s Weekly Report MESSRS. Guthrie Ai Co. Lid., hi ngapole, in their weekly report dated Aug. 22, «.ate; The favourable Am«rMn question published tisw&rds the end of Wwt wetk bud the efl'eci of temporarily ateadyw g up ihe market af.er n period of inactivity, and «hero
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    EMPIRE DELEGATES' GIFT
    82 8 (By Air Mail). London. Aucr. 1. Overseas delegates to the Empire Parliamentary Association Conference, whidh has been meetinig in* London, have presented a gilver tea service to S'r Howard D'Egvilk. Secretary of the Un ted Kingdom branch of the Association. Other gifts Were also made to members
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    PUmrOF T4«DAY WHAT'S ON?
    258 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, AUG. 23 High Tides.—6.23 a.m., 5 15 pm. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I. v. R.A.F.. Anson Ro-d Siao. Cricket: S.C.C. v. Raffles Col; day, S.C.C. Hockey Meeting, S.C.C, 5.30 p.m. TO-MORROW, AUG. 24 High Tides.—B.22 a.m.. b.46 p.m. R.A.F. Jubilee
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    AMUSEMENTS
    63 8 ALHAMBRA.—"Chaiiie Char. In Paris." CAPITOL. Blight Ej EMPIRE.—"Kid Millions. GREAT WORLD -Cabaret Dancing Sidw-shows, Malay Operas. Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD. —Double talkies. MARLBOROUGH. -Indian Talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaiet Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas. Chinese VVayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION. Vanessa." RITZ— "The Secret cf the Chateau," preceded by Poor
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    PRODUCE
    182 8 Singapore Aug. 20. R. (Siam t W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $138 R. i Siam > W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan SU> R. (Siam) W. Coast No 3 per Koyan S Rice, B. Siam, No. 1 per Koyan $104 Rice, B. Siam, No. 2 per Koyan $iw
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      273 8 SINGAPORE HOTELS m g\ Wmm i i i i i f... t+md n* r i. i ll l n.:iiiii:iiHini!iinininim:i!!i..iMni l i:'iMi:ii,HMiininininimiiin:nimiiuiiiii.* faff its IWel 1 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL I TO-NIGHT: f I COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 TO 8.15 P.M. Z DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 lo midnight and the Popular I C
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      173 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TO LET. "Loxton." First class Private Hotel for Europeans. Bed-rooms with running Hot and cold water, ceiling fans and long baths, BuTards, Dancing, Tennis, gardens beautifully furnished throughout, good service, excellent cuisine, 7 Oxley Rise, h'gh elevation, terms from $110. Telephone 781 T. Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are
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      333 8 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included S the
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      279 8 Kee's residence, 10-S, Dhoby Ghaut, 7.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28 Joint meeting of Singapore and Johore •Teachers, Bukit Zahrah School (Johore}, 5 p.m. Che'nh Hua Amateur Musical Party: Music practice, President's residence, 4-A, Lorong 12, Geylang, 8 p.m. THURSDAY, AUG. 29 Waken Lion Athletic Party: Match with Overseas Chinese Banking
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      254 8 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Burma (Santhia) 1 p.m. Rengat and Tembilahan (Maros) 1 p.m. Muntok (Plancius) 2.30 p.m. j Soengei Liat (Plancius) 2.30 p.m. Java South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T Dilly (Plancius) 2.30 p.m. India, East, North (Yuensang) 3 p.m. Belawan and Medan (Tinombo) 3 p.m. Bengkalis,
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    When Film Fans Call Up The "Stars"
    640 9 LOLA SHEA'S DAILY LOT •i n formation Pleass" INQUIRIES FOR ADDRESSES INFORMATION please! gh< a on the Metro-Gold-switch board could good size book about it. Is besieged with quesabout the stars. the callers ask to speak ]ik< Norma Shearer, Clark an Crawford, Robert
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    MARLBOROUGH THEATRE
    22 9 t.,i„ T»ihni Anr Dvorak anri Gordon Wcstcott who appear in "Murder Ly theT wlUdr opens a, the Alhambra Theatre shortly. MARLBOROUGH THEATRE
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    WALTER CONNOLLY IN FILM DRAMA
    104 9 Singapore, Friday. iht Marlboroajb. Theatre has DCW t» ked a —vies cf flrf; run pirtnn and iht list ef the c §tarrinc Sfvmovn Hicks, the noted comeii v il! bi "Mr. What's H>s Nam-" ,m mv to-nu rrew nig. a Waincx First Na'knai picture and according to t« prcmlsca to
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    A DARE-DEVIL ROLE
    391 9 WHOM the Gods Destroy:* Columbia's powerful drama of a man's great love for his son. featuring Walter Con noUy. Robert Young and Doris Kenyon. Is the next change at the Capitol Theatre. The film was adapted by Fred Nlblo. Jr. from fin original stoo r; cesslMl Broadway stage P^ u
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    CARL BRISSON IN ROYAL COMEDY
    68 9 effort to help him, undertakes a flight from Moscow to New York for &n enormous purse. In a finai. tripping climax cary Grant goes aloft to bang Miss Loy down when she is fog-bound above the landirvr field at the end of the flight. \n accident restores his sight and
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    MYSTERY DRAMA
    545 9 TARL Brisson, star of Paramount'?. "Alk C the King's Horses." which opens a the Capitol Theatre portly lOUght way to the middleweight champwnah p of "Europe before he deserted the rmg for the stage and screen. Although Bris.on bears no "ace of his hard battles on hu face or Wy,
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    FATE PLAYS QUEER PRANKS
    564 9 On Film Stars THEIR RISE TO FAME CIRCUMSTANCE combined with V fate seems to have played a part in launching many of the present day stars in the cinema heavens. On the other hand, acting ability, fascination, pose, courage and daring also played an important part
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    "ONE NEW YORK NIGHT"
    159 9 MLG.M/S Exciting Mystery Comedy •ANE New York Night/ Metro-Goid-U wvn-Maycr's exciting myMery ieaturirg Franchot Tone ana Una Merke which opens at the CupAol rwjwe will provide theatre audiences with many thrills and hearty laughs W 'concerning a murder committed in a modern, metropolitan hotel, the story
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      68 9 j If Pistes 7%e4f would ctefnanct j I LUBRICATION BY SHELL fl istons have to move up and down inside the cylinders six or J ught thousand times a minute, and have to withstand a total H |j pressure of several thousand pounds. All'this at very high H O t-mperatures.
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    AIRMINDED HOLLAND
    132 11 Joy Rides For 500 Boys j And Girls THE Dutch are popularising aviation by welcoming visitors to airports. Groups are shown round by a member of the X.L.M. personnel, who explains all that is to be seen. On Aug. 9 the 200.000 th visitor was received at Schiphol,
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    CHARGE FAILS
    101 11 Cas2 Brought Against Doctor In Hongkong I HOLDING that defendant had no case to answer and that the grounds or which the case was brought were tec flimsy to sustain a charge of wilfu. neglect and exposure of a child patient Mr. W. Schcfleld, at Hongkong Centra Magistracy
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    27 11 A fine example of the cattleya althee orchid is to be seen at the Gem Nursery Mcnlmeto Road. The flower la white and measures six inches across.
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    DEATH.
    127 12 MRS. LIM KOH SENG neo Chia Peek Neo. aged 70, passed away peacefully on 22nd August, 1985, at 1.30 p.m., at her residence, 115 Koon Seng Road, off Joo Chiat Road. She leaves behind to mourn her less. G sons Lim Siew Hock (Universal Cars). Siew San and Siew
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    40 12 The family of the la** MRS. ROSE BERNARD DE ROZARIO wsh to cenvev their s ncere thanks o all relatives and kind friends who attended the funeral, as well as those who sent fresh and artifi ia! floral wreath-*.
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    ANXIOUS DAYS
    703 12 of the gravest import has caused alarm and misgiving the world over. To the threat of war in Abyssinia people had become more or less resigned. They have their own opinions as to the merits and justice of the quarrel and there is a sense of shame that
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    SIR WILLIAM PEEL
    63 12 flaking Good Recovery After Operation Sir William Peel, the lormer Governor cf Hongkong, vho ml (red rionths ago, recently undcrw.nt all oprratlor for appendicitis and i* reported 10 be making a good recovery. Sir William was token ill after his arrival in England and an immsdiute opern
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    MR. H. M. H. NEMAZEE
    111 12 Death Of Former Hongkong: Merchant News has been received of the death of a former well-known member a the Parsee community In Hongkonq Mr. H. M. H. Nemazee. who died at Shiraz. Persia, at the age of 78. Born in 1857. Mr. Nemazee went out
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    SILVER JUBILEE FUND
    50 12 Amount previously acknowledged $126,877.35 Sincrpnore (19?0» Rice Crisis Relief Association 1.000.00 Staff. Immigration Dept. Singapore 96 95 Per Chinese Chamber of Commerce:— Mr. Chia Thian Hock 100 00 Chop Keng Hoe 50.00 Chop Khiam Bee 20 00 Chcp Hock Hoe 10 00 Chop Chin Teck 10.00 $128,164.30
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    58 12 The annual dinner of the Malayan Association of the Institution of Civil Engineers will be held on Saturday, Sept. 14, at the Adelphi Hotel. The King has been pleased to give directions for the appointment of Major Reginald Lewis Nunn, Acting Directcr of Public Works, to be an Official Member
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    Notes and Comments The Wedding
    138 12 jHE last edition of the Sunday Tribune contained an account of the wedding of Mr. Harry Roy. the dance band leader, and the Dayang Elizabeth, the second daughter of the Rajah of Sarawak. It was recorded that a huge crowd mobbed the register office where
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    The Ranee Replies
    182 12 gUT how is a crowd to be kept from these affairs? The public of London, unlike that of staid Singapore, is prodigiously curious. People will wait in thousands to see a film star or a tennis player. The mere mention of the fact that a popular dance
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    "Would Marry A Coal-Heaver
    194 12 j AM proud of my daughter's marriage." said the Ranee. -She has married a charming man. Nowadays a nice man is so rare, almost impossible to find. If i were a girl I would marry a coal heaver if I found a nice one.'' These arc
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    Chinese And N.E.I.
    264 12 gERIOUS concern has been caused among Chinese traders in Malaya by the institution in the Netherlands East Indies of quctas on imports. Many businesses are said to be affected by it Only two 01 three kinds of goods weir affected at first but the restrictions have now
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    Topics Of The Day
    328 12 By 'Looker-On" •yOU often see a man who looks as though he has been poured into his suit," says a tailor. And forgot to say "When." A A A It appears tha'. the whydah. an African bird, often puts on weight in captivity. Getting whydah and
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      45 12 THE RAILWAYS i ARE AT l; YOUR SERVICE FOR ALL KINDS OF TRANSPORTATION THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES birth! LOH—At the Maternity Hospital on Ausr. 2.{ to Irene, v iff of Mr. Loh Khie Lock, a son. Both well. S.S. and F.M.S. papers plana copy.
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    Big Crowds Await Decision Of Cabinet Meeting
    264 13 FIRM SUPPORT OF THE LEAGUE Nervousness In City W Ali SCARE ON Jilt; MARKETS Reuter. London. Aug, 22. I A KM; >i(uad of police was mi duU at Downing street to control the crowd when the fmdnl meeting of the Cabinet ii|h ne»|
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    CITY NERVOUS
    209 13 KlTert Of War Scarc On The Markets London. Aug 22. A .j of nervous expectancy pervades ''itv where groups at all offices and nun well* clustered around the •"k i c.inerly awaltiiip news of to-day's iirous Cabinet meeting. rh« stor|: Exchange prints a gloomy 1 Me t: »nrr
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      165 13 I HEYMAN BUTTER The fresh delicate Savour of HEYMAN BUTTER is due to the ideal conditions under which it is made. Produced in Victoria, Australia, it is handled 1J255f1*i3• an d packed with scrupulous care in order P keep in perfect coadiMA AS. T m LATEST TALKIE RECORDS BRIGHT EYES
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    NO CHANGE OF POLICY
    198 13 NiTMoii J ukon At abmei Meeting Reuter. London, At:*. 32. iln i .ihnu i it»v.. ;>i i.;hj p.m, after •i -ti.n». ii (touts, i:\tiuding the lHln:liritii tUtt'iva), 'r if. I IUMIU S, Oil Uavinff, •ud Wc htin> now." No 4-fu«t.i on to-day's 4hn>« I |iriM'V<'itlni> uj'i
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    MR. WANG RESUMES PREMIERSHIP
    114 13 Definite Withdrawal Of Resignation Nanking, Aug. 23. AFTER a series of conversations ben tween leaders of the Government yesterday. Dr. H. H. Kung announced In the afternoon at the meeting of the Executive Yuan that Mr. Wang Ching Wei had withdrawn his resignation. Dr. Chu Man
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    MORE SPACE
    197 13 Passenger Accommodation In The Memnon Singapore. Friday. Improvements to the passenger accommodation of the Blue Funnel cargo boat Memnon, which arrived this morning from Home, have been carried out. The object of these improvements is .0 provide the passengers with more space and comfort. The three twob:rth rooms
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    THE OPIUM EVIL
    94 13 Szechuen's Strong Fight Against It Shanghai, Aug. St. The planting of opium in Szeehuen Is to cease. The new Szechuen Provincial Gcvcrnmen' has promulgated, new i tiles for th? suppression of the evil. A Suppression Commission haj been created and the province m been divided into zones
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    ITALIAN CONSUL WOUNDED
    315 13 Abyssinia Incident "IT WAS A PURE ACCIDENT" Reuter. Paris, Aug. 22. OA RON Falconi, the Italian Consul at Debracos, 120 miles north west of Addis Ababa was shot at and wounded while en route to his post according to a French report from Addis Ababa. An unconfirmed
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    ITALIAN CRUISER
    45 13 Ordered To Leave China For Europe Reuter. Shanghai. Aug. 22. The Italian cruiser Quarto, flagship of Commodore Brivonesi, Naval Commander-in-Chief in the Far East, has been ordered to Shanghai immediately from Peitaiho. It is believed that she is sailing for Europe very shortly.—Reuter.
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    LATEST CHINA NEWS Relief For Unemployed Overseas Chinese
    142 13 Shanghai. Aug 23. Unemployed Chinese who have returned to China from abroad are to be given relief. Mr. Hu Shih Ying. Ccneral Chang Fat Kwui and Mr. Siao Chih San are making preparations for the establishment of a relief institute. The National
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    THREE MILLION LOAN
    63 13 Canton Deal With British Merchants Canton, Aug. 23. The Canton Government has concluded a $3,000,000 loan with the British merchants in Shameen for building a silk mill and a fertiliser factory. More than 100 delegates from the native sugar mills and the Provincial Assembly have passed resolutions
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    INCIDENT IN GERMAN PRISON
    174 13 During Inspection By Penal Congress Reuter. Berlin, Aug 22. AN unexpected incident occurred in the Moabit Prison when members of the Penal Congress, who were invited to inspect prison, suddenly asked permission to speak to one of the prisoners Thaeimann. The delegates were shown the man
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    DROUGHT IN ENGLAND
    159 13 90.9 Degrees Registered At Greenwich British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 22. The temperature this morning in London was four degrees higher than that recorded yesterday morning. At nocn to-day the reading was 83 degrees Fahrenheit. Yesterday afternoon the maximum temperature in London was 85 degrees. —British Official
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    EXPLOSIVES CASE
    68 13 Charge Against Chinese Again Postponed Singapore, Friday. Tan Ting Ann. Wee Ah Meng and Pang Kuan Peng, the three Chinese who are charged with manufacturing explosives without a licence, were again produced before Mr. C. H. Whitton, the Third Magistrate, this morning. Inspector Cowie stated that inquiries were
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    SINGAPORE-PENANG
    39 13 Twice Daily Air Service Next Year? Reuter. London, Aug. 22. A private British company is planning to establish an air service between Singapore and Penang twice daily. It is expected to start towards the end of the year.—Reuter.
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    H.E. THE GOVERNOR
    42 13 Due Back In Singapore To-day H. E. the Governor I Sir Snentcn Thomas* and Lady Thomas and Miss Thomas are due back at Singapore by the Seabelle this afterncm after their visit to Sarawak, Labuan and British North Borneo.
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    QUEEN WILHELMINA
    29 13 A reception will be held at the Netherlands Consulate-General, Singapore, from noon to 1 pm. on Saturday, Aug. 31, in honour of the birthday of Queen Wilhelmina.
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    47 13 FINANCIAL NEWS, 5. BUKIT MERTAJAM RUBBER, 3. CLUB DIARY, 6. WIRELESS PROGRAMMES, 7. SPOTLIGHT, 9. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A JAPANESE, 12. BRITISH BANK RECALLS ITALIAN CREDITS 13. SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. NEW P. AND O. LINER 21. ITALIANS IN WAR PAINT, 23.
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    TENSE SITUATION
    69 13 Crisis In Bombay Silver Market Reuter. Bombay, Aug. 22. Jl TENSE situation exists on the Bom- bay Silver Market. A Board meeting of the Bullion Exchange was held yesterday, but was unable to decide what course of action should be adopted to overcome the market difficulties, as the
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    APOLOGY NOT ACCEPTED
    247 13 Lawyer As Witness INCIDENT IN UK EACH OF TRCST <. ASE I Singapore, Friday. piRTHER evidence was recorded f»y the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer. yesterday, in connection with three churjri of criminal breach of I rust preferred against a Sinhalese named \V. J. Nnnayakara* Befon
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    U.S. NEUTRALITY
    67 14 Arms Embargo In The Event Of War Reuter. Washington, Aug. 22. The Foreign Affairs Committee ot the House of Representatives adopted a compromise on the Neutrality Bill, whereby the Senate's clause rendering it mandatory for the President to declare an arms embargo In the event of an outbreak
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    AN ACUTE SITUATION
    646 14 Many Aspects Of The Dispute Discussed British Official Wireless. London Aug. 22. All the Members of the Cabinet were present at the special meeting at No. 10. Downing Street, for the consideration of the Italo-Abyssina dispute. It was cmerallv anticipated that the meeting which began at ten
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    Serious Charge Against A Japanese DYNAMITE MISSING FROM CHANGI
    233 14 Alleged Possession REPORTED ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE Singapore, Friday. STARTLING revelations were made in the Third Police Court, before Mr. C. H. Whitton, yesterday, when a Japanese named Michaya Kawano was charged with possession of a quantity of dynamite and detonators and
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    DUTCH RUBBER IN FOHORE WATERS
    254 14 Vessel Intercepted By Customs (From Our Own Correspondent; A Johore* Bahru, Aug. 22 S the result of a smart capture oy the Johore Bahru Customs of a kotah loaned with rubber in the Sungei Pindas ten miles down the Straits of Johore from Johore Bahru
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    SHANGHAI CABARET
    101 14 Highly Successful Debut In Singapore I I Singapore, Friday. THE Leng Van Shanghai Opera and Cabaret troupe made their debut at the Btarlight Hall, New World, last night before a crowded house. Probably the best Chinese vaudeville team to come to Singapore, the performers were applauded for all
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    FOREIGNERS IN JAVA
    25 14 Ordinance To Restrict Their Employment Reuter. Q BatavlA. Aug. 22. Ordinance Ims been issued restrictinn »n* employment of foreigner* It Java keuier.
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE'S BIRTHDAY
    337 14 Plans For Celebrations In Muar (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Aug. 22. A MEETING of the representatives of the various communities, the chief Government officials and the penghulus of the district was held this morning at the State Commissioner's office with a view to appointing a
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    STRANGLED BY OWN TIE
    217 14 Parachutist s Predicament 2,000 Feet Up 'By Air Matt) London, July 29. An 18-y;ar-old parachutist has Just been saved from certain death by the miraculous presence of mind of hi* pilot, when, at a height of 2,000 feet h began to be strangled by his own
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    HISTORIC GLENCOE
    67 14 Scene Of Massacre Acquired By National Trust Loudon, Aug. 22. The Naiional Trust cf Scotland, following the purchase of portions of Glencoe at the recent sale, have nov; acquired the greater part of the glen which was the scene of the historic massacre. The purchase comprises over 1,700
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    "A PRESENT TO ANYONE"
    73 14 Mystery Of Two Unattended Birycles Hclamjgfors. Two practically brand new with a complete c»mping outft*. utuuhed. have been found on u little use»] hiorj in vhe PeUatoo district of Fhinfoh Lapland. A label attached t<» one of the machines, lifjirtf t-hc inner ption "A jjrcsMit to
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    ROAD ACCIDENTS
    46 14 London. Au r 22. Thr Ministry of Transport announces that the read accident figures for the week ending Aug. 17 were. 138 killed and 5.072 iniured. In the corresponding week of last year the figures were 155 killed and 5.380 injured British Official Wireless.
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    CHINESE AMBASSADOR IN D.S.
    26 14 Reuter. Washington, Aug. 22. Dr. Alfred Sze presented his credentials at Washington to-day as the first Chinese Ambassador to the United States.—Reuter.
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    MR. YEO CHIANG HOE
    155 14 Death Of Prominent Malacca Resident iFrom Our Own Correspondent» Malacca, Aug. 22. THE untimely death Mr < Yeo Chiang Hoe tti the ago of occurred on Sunday the MLh instant, Mr Chiang Hoe had been ill Tor a»-OUt a fortnight but en th L day previous
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    MALACCA ASSIZES
    397 14 Murder Charge Against Sikh Reduced (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Aug. 22. AFTER a trial lasting three days Sarjan Singh, a Sikh who describes himself as a cattle-owner and moneylender, and formerly chief priest of the Sikh Temple and who stood his trial on a charge of murder,
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    U.S. COAL INDUSTRY
    67 14 Bill To Make Price Fixing: Impossible Reuter. Washington. Aug 22. The Sonata bv 45 votes to 37, parsed the Gaffe,* Coal Bill, with Senator Borah's amendment disallowing orotectioi from the anti-Trust Laws to producer; complying with the code, thus making price-fixing impossible, according to Mr. ISoiah. The
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    27 14 A lecture on the Psycho-Analytical movement will be delivered at the meeting of the Singapore Psychological Association at the Adelphi Hotel at 5. \5 p.m. on Monday.
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    MATTERS NEARING A CRISIS
    764 14 "Malays A Wake!" APPEAL BY HEAD <)] IDRIS COLLEGE "MATTERS are reaching a crisis, and if some improvement is not effected very soon the Malay will b destitute and disinherited in J own country."' This warning v.as uttered by Mr. 0. T. Dussek, Principal of Sultan
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    British Bank Recalls Italian Credits
    127 15 A PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE Must Rs Repaid ITALIAN EXCHANGE DETERIORATION London, Aug, 22. r rllfC Citj Editor of the News l.'hmnicle understands that one hi* M ih« Big Five" banks has recall•(1 the whole of its Italian credits m' add* that jus the credits, which nit
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    QUESTION OF SANCTIONS
    174 15 Britain Must Facc It Squarely Reuter. la Times that *.he Government i, d the nation must face the questions t sanctions they v»lil be prepared 11> L'.iny out if the League Council on yfpi 4 or at a later date, decides that ti of aggression is about
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    37 15 The Johore Veterinary Department wiil open a new Veterinary Office at Sega mat as from Sep;. 1. next. Mr. X S Pillay G BY C lately ot the Mysor. Veterinary Oeoartmcnt. will bo the officer in charge.
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    TREASURE HUNT
    256 15 liriton To Search Cay; Of Robber Chief Lahore, Punjab. EQUIPPED with a myster ous device for "divining" gold, an American is now on his way from London to Kabul to Search for a vast treasure which Buha-i-Saqao, the robber chief who usurped th throne Of Afghanistan for a
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    CAR TYRES LET DOWN
    144 15 New Way Of Dealing With Offending Motorists Belgrado. Traffic police at Zagreb intend to deal With offending motorists in a new way— by deflating their tyres which the owner must blow up again in the middle of the street. practice comes under a new sot of
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    400-MILE HORSERIDE
    109 15 To Show Animal's Endurance Powers (By Air Mail) Huddersfield, Yorkshire, Aug. 7. A riding-school mas.-er and ex-jockey, Mr. Sidney Ernest Evans, has ridden his mare. Molly, 400 m les from here to London and back to demonstrate the endurance powers of the an'mal. His total rd'ng time was
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    BRITISH PILGRIMS
    81 15 Many Sick People Seeking Health At Lourdes Lourdes. There are now over 2,000 Brit sfo pilgrims at Lourdes. One thousand, with fifty sick people, come from England, and 1.160 fiom DubLn, with as many as 200 sick. The sc<ne in the afternoon, when the sufferers are wheeled in
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    TO FIGHT FOR THEIR FAITH
    133 15 German Bishops DRAMATIC INCIDENT AT CONFERENCE Reuter. Fulda (Bavaria), Aug. 22. A DRAMATIC moment occurred during the prayers concluding the Catholic Conference .when the relics of Saint Boniface were held over the head of each Bishop. This is intended to be a symbolic fact that
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    PRIEST FINED £40
    129 15 Failed To Salute Hitler Boys' Flag Munich. For failing to salute a flag of the Hitler Youth, the Junior Storm Troops whose ages range between 14 and 18, and other "disorderly conduct" a Cat-holic pr est. has been sentenced to pay a fine of 500 marks (about
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    WESTMINSTER STATUTE
    247 15 Contains Ambiguities, Says Historian London, July S) There Were certain ambiguities harking in the Statute of Westminster, which .'as not desired by Canada, which was definitely disliked by Australia and New Zealand but which was passed to laciafy and conciliate certain parties in two ether Dominions, said S<r
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    FRENCH COST OF LIVING
    165 15 Reduction To Compensate Economy Cut Victims P.i r is. An unwavering effort to reduce the French coat of living, one of the hlgfce* hi Funipc. 1b lv.-ing made by M. I-wval'-Government. The economy decrees published earliei hist month Impos d eUU in house rah» cl.ctritbv. gas
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    EXHIBITION TENNIS IN IPOH
    291 16 Japanese Players VISITORS' SPLENDID DISPLAY I (from Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. gXCELLEXT tennis was witnessed this evening on the Ipoh Club courts when M. Tsukata and J. Kinoshita, two of the foremost players in Japan, gave exhibitions. There was a good attendance which included H.H.
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    CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN
    203 16 Seventh Anniversary On Saturday THE Cathoiic Young Men's Association cf Singapore, will celebrp. c its revtnth anniversary in conjunction with the Patrcnal feast of Rev. Fr. Louis Burghoffer Patron of the Association. The programme will be as follows:Saturday, at 3.30 p.m.: Sports and Social. The Rev. Father
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    MAX BAER v. JOE LOUIS
    51 16 Fight To Take Plate On Sept. 24 Reuter. New York, Aug. 22. IV|R. Jacobs, the well-known New York boxing promoter, announced that the Max Baer vs. Joe Louis contest has been definitely fixed to take place at the Yankee Stadium in New York on September
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    RESULT NEVER IN DOUBT
    583 16 Cricket Club Beaten MARINES SCORE NINE GOALS Singapore, Thursdayj was never any doubt as to the result, when the S.C.C. second string and the Marines Dept. met m the Second Division of the League on the S.C.C. ground to-day, the Marines piling up 9 goals while
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET
    238 16 Few Matches To Be I'layea This Wesk-End Singapore, Friday. THERE will not be many ericke matches in Sirsapore this week-end mo-:t ot the riub& In view ci the RAi Pageant on Saturday having cancelled the fixtures for that clay. B.C.C v UNITED SERVICES The following will represent ttu
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    CHINESE ATHLETES
    159 16 Association To Be Formed In Muar (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Aug. 22. ENCOURAGED by their success in the Johore Chinese Olympiad held at Muar in June last, and the Ail-Malayan Olympiad held at Penang this month, the local Chinese athletes are taking steps to form an association
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    FOUR-BALL BILLIARDS
    64 16 Good Game Expected To-night Singapore, Friday. The last of the semi-finals in the amateur (four-ball) tournament will be decided at the Metropole Hotel to-night V. Woodford, representing the Fatul Karib Club, will play Tan Bock Lim. of the Clerical Union. Both are good players and a keen game
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    ST. GREGORY'S B.P.
    78 16 The results of the first round ties i-i the St. Gregory's B.P. tournament are as follows:— Chua Yok Sit beat Syn Man Cnov, 15—12, 15—8. Simon Leong beat Chee Kong Leone 15—6, 15—2. Khng Guan Siang beat Choy Ah Onn. w.o. Chua Yok Hon beat Lum Yin
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    POOR FINISHING
    336 16 Malays Take Full Points From Monopolies Singapore. Friday. DETTER marksmanship enabled the M.F.A. to emerge winners by a solitary gcal scored in the match when they mst the Government Monopolies in a Second Division football played at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The teams were evenly matched and
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    CHANNEL SWIM
    84 16 Dentist Crosses In 14 Hours 50 Minutes London, Aug. 22 MR. Haydn Taylor, a dentist of Cleethorpes. Lincolnshire, today swam the English Channel from Cap Gris Nez to Shakespeare Cliff in 14 hours, 56 minutes. Mr. Taylor is the first to swim the Channel this year. The record
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    VERITY AGAIN
    92 16 Good Bowling Against Worcester Reuter. London, Aug. 22. VORKSHIRS, the League leaders, scored another convincing victory over Worcestershire at Worcester by an innings and 60 runs. Worcester batted first and were ail out for 154. Yorkshire replied with 358, Sutclifle scoring 138. Howorth bowled best for Worcester to
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    HORLICKS B.P.
    56 16 The following ties in the "A" and "B" I-ngles championship tournaments of the Florlicks B.P. will be played off at .'l5O, East Coast Road, on Saturday: "A," E. Cheng Leong vs. Wee Cheng Siang; "B" Edward Tan vs. Yapp Thian Bee; E. Tian Boon vs. Loh Guan KVnff;
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    Amazing Scenes During Davis Cup Tennis
    319 16 MISSILES THROWN ON COURT "We Want Cramm" FIRST IN HISTORY OF WIMBLEDON (By Air Mail) London, Aug 12 AN amazing scene occurred at the All-England Lawn Tennis Cl I Wimbledon, when of people, disappointed because or the singles in the Davis Cup Lnterzone Final
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    SHOWER OF MISSILES
    457 16 Two Linesmen Struck ByCushions When Mr. Larcombe began to walk oft the court after making this announcement the people hooted and then came the shower of missiles. Several bottles fell with a crash into the court, and people who have memories of many years of Wimbledon stood
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    PROSPECTS FOR THE HOME FOOTBALL SEASON
    529 17 Many Bright Hopes Entertained INDERLAND'S AMBITION IN THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP IF Sunderland should win the championship of the Football League the season that opens on the day of this month the Durham ilt, will have.the honour of equalthe doughty deeds of Astt-n la, who
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    BRILLIANT GOAL-KEEPER
    722 17 Dislocation Of Shoulder During Game Moss, the brilliant goal-keeper, who disted his shoulder in the middle of March, recently been operated upon at New-astle-on-Tjme for this injury which has yielded DP treatment. His complete recovery would be most welbut Alexander Wilson, the Scotsman, I G. P. Bradshaw, the
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    SECOND DIVISION
    544 17 Much Activity Among The Clubs 1 I There- has been much actively among the lubs oi the Second Division. The unlortuiaie> who hope for an early retura to the ngbest «roup must be sanguine. The Blackpool manager, Mr. Mai Far lane, u.l not w *h I.» remain Nvith
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
    66 17 The following have bo:n mvi.cd JJ play association football for the S.C.C. Ist XI v R.A. on Wednesday Aug 28 at the S.C.C. «Ist Division and league >. F M Adam L V. ra\l<»- and Gapt N L. Hammond; t> m. Wh'\v. croft, JW Prefectt and L. D.
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    POLICE SPORTS IN JOHORE
    807 17 Successful Meeting SULTAN SULTAN AH PRESENT iFrom Our Own Correspondent) Jobore Bab.ru, Aug-- 22. 'THE annual athletic sports of the Johore State Police was held this afternoon on the Civil Service Club Padang, Johore Bahru, in the presence of a large gathering of and men of
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    WEARY OF LIFE IN CHINA
    917 18 I Trtbitsch Lincoln DEATH OF ONE OF HIS DISCIPLES i VIGOROUS denial of press reports to the effect that one of the nuns in his party committed suicide at Tien Tai Shan because she was confined lor a trivial cause was issued by Abbot Chao
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    ~ Brideproom: ,he Bric,e= ,£• Br^D^WSi^"^8 'who officiated I: Mother of Bride, Mr. Cheng Kee Sun J P. o™won
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    BIGGEST BALLOON BURSTS
    134 18 Mystery Explosion In New York WHILE tlit gondola which was tv carry Captain Albert W Stevens and Capt: in Orvil Anderson into the stratosphere from their base near Rapid City. South Dakota, was being attached to its balloon, th ba'loon burst and allowed the escape of 375.000
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    12-HOUR FLIGHT
    139 18 England To Norway And Back (By Air Mail) Newcastle, Aug. 7. A British officer, Pilot Officer Ker of Riding Mill, Northumberland, has flows from England to Norway and back in 12 hours. Mr. Ker took ttve hours for the journey to Oslo—a distance of six hundred and fifty
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    VOICE OF CONSCIENCE
    158 18 Souvenir Hunter Returns Article To Hotel Vifl Of in, Itritish Columbia* A convert to the Oxford Group int.* >»nt the follow Mi|t letlvr to Ihe manager of the Pumiuion Hotel here. It 1011.- its own *tory. "A <Je«irr to l«i*ing home* auuvonu- from your hotel several years
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    FOR SOVIET MUSEUM
    119 18 English Painting Of Scottish Banker's Wife Moscow. A pastel portrait by the English painter .loh., Russell (1745-1800) has been acquired by the State Hermitage Museum attached •o the old winter palace in Leningrad The portrait, dated 1794. is of Jeannette t.reisel, wife of an Edinburgh banker of
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    APPLES KEPT FRESH
    316 18 Newest Process Of Storage ri\E coolers have been given to the Ditton Laboratory of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research in acknowledgment of the department's work for the home fruit-growing industry, especially i n the discovery and development of the new process of "gassioraga." The coolers
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    TAUGHT TO DO THINGS
    131 18 Dog Trained As Companion For The Deaf And Dumb Bes I n. "Dixi the Watchman," an Alsat'an wolfhound aged six. has been trained as the perfect companion for the deaf and dumb His owner, Herr Jokaimes Hull, has taught him to: Obey signs made with the
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    DOG SAVES MASTER
    151 18 From Wife Who Waits For Him With Gun PragUS. I A dog has saved iU master from sudde& doath—at the hands of the mar's wn\—at Zabis.ee. in Slovakia. Jan Vajda. a farmer, had a v'o'ent quarrel with bis wife. Later, he waworking in the courtyard of his
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    FREE BEER DAY IN COLOMBO
    298 18 100 People Taste New Ale ABOUT 500 people in Colombo to k adVantage Of lfiessrs. Meier's invitatio i to taste hitbiead's Ale at their Colombo Stores between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. recently. The a'e was servtd to the visitors st the proper degree of
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    OFFICIAL ACTION URGED
    324 18 Combating Disease In The West Indies (By Air Mailt London. Aug. 9 Information On what was describ-d U UN Mnou* medical and social posit-on in He West Indies was g,ven at the seventh Jnipe.ial Soe.al Hygiene Congress, organized by the British Social Hygun council, which was held
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      398 18 [1 Mouth Cleanliness is the first lino ll of Defence against infection, ll JJsJpryfop Sqwbb'ti Denial (Yea in consists of Ir /jjffj P Hrc precipitated colloidal Mag- S V iHsium Hydroxide, Calcium Car- i W/ bonate, excipients and flavouring— l| 0 V r' n 1! CiO A dentifrice with unlimited
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS
    80 19 Letters To The Editor [Our readers are invited to write tc o7i sublets of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily enrinrse opinions expressed by correspondents LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten blc svacing), and on one side of
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    Queen's Scholarships
    1609 19 i,uii,r ihe Malar/a. Tribune' |i < Iww ol resentment. a sense p,KI< a fearful dogged de,,»convince oy denunciation. r, iimu'i (JfUvrrtd at the poin* ui il *woro -such is a brief 11, u Wall's" letter. Reason »».ed in and percep- |>y pride, argument l.s t,,,, t t»ii a*
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    FLYING HOSTESSES
    158 19 Women Who Entertain U.S. Air Passengers Now York. There are mere than 200 young women new travelling .'he air routes of the U.uted States as "air hostesses." Appo nted expressly to mm ster to the comfort of aircraft passengers, they are elecvd for their youth, chaim, efficiency— end
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    WILL NOT HAPPEN AGAIN
    293 19 Procedure For Purchase Of Sinai Codex I*N a report from the Committee of Public Accounts, issued as a White P.per (99, Stationery (}frbe, price 4d.) comment is made on the procedure adopted by the Treasury in connecton with the sum of 4*93,000 advanced from the Civil
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    A SIAMESE AND A HAT
    302 19 Ex-Detective Charged With Theft Singapore, Thursday. Describing himself as an ex-detective attached at one time to the Ipoh ana the Taiping Police, a Siamese named Nai Chee wa;i produced before Mr. C. H. Whitton. the Third Magsitrate, this morning, and charged with the theft of
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    ENGLAND'S OLDEST POĔt
    516 19 Deafli' Of Sir William Watson SIR William -Watson, the oldest English poet, a.friend of Alfred Lord Tennyson and thrice unsuccessful when considered us the likely candidate for the Laureateship, died recently aged 77. Tributes are paid to hus genius, but his work never Obtained popular recognition Five
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    AMAZING ALLEGATION
    176 19 British Subjects Slaves In Abyssiriia (By Air Mail). Oxford, Aug. 6. THE allegation that British subjects are among those held as slaves in Abyssinia was made by Sir John Harris, secretary of the Ant*'.-Slavery Society, at the conference of the All People? Association hen Delegates from several fore
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      180 19 ilk, jjjj. SINGAPORE. J^ It is very necessary for boys in their teens to take a tonic, for they expend V g a great deal of energy in growing up, as well as in working and playing that you have left childhood behind, and games. Wmcarms, taken regularly, r\l woman,
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    STRANGE CASE OF SHOOTING
    442 20 A Ceylon Story RAILWAY TRAVELLER AND GUNMAN Kandy (Ceylon), Aug. 10. 'JHE story was told at th e Kandy Police Court to-day of a strange case of shooting, which took place M the Kandy railway station, the assailant not having any motive. It wa3 I thought
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    MUSIC EXAMINATION
    68 20 Success Of Mrs. E. M. Hale's Pupils j The following pupils of Mrs. E. M Hale, of 35. Fort Road, Katong, were successful in the theory examination conducted by the Trinity College of Music, and held in June. Junior Division: Gladys Lim, 99 marks. Preparatory Division: Phyllis Svmons,
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    301 20 League Of Nations Bulletin THE following is the health bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau, Singapore, for the weeK ended Aug 17:— Plague: Rangoon and Colombo were the only two ports In the Eastern Arena to report the presence of human plague during the
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    71 20 Transit Time For Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on Aug. 22 were as follows Telegrams banded in up to 5 p.ir 5 rJnutrs. Telegram handed in up to 5.30 p.m.. o minutes
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    A MODIFIED RULING
    77 20 Utility Holding Companies In U.S.A. Reuter. Washington. Aug. 23. The House of Representatives b; 219 votes to 142. accepted the Senate compromise providing for a modified ''eath sentence on utility holding companies The compromise instructs the Securities Exchange Commission to dissolve a 1! utility holding companies as
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    63 20 By Royal Netherlands Lines Arrived from N.F.I. Mr. Drrras Mr 5"J2 Hin Mr. Sweet Mr Prins Mr. MacKall Mr. Mr. Appci Mr. de GefTricr. Left for N.E.I -Mr. Gordon Burt Mr Swee'. Mr. Cochain. Le for Medan India and Europe De Geffrier. Mr Scrivener W H. Black.
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    MARRIED WOMEN'S NATIONALITY
    341 20 Overseas' Petition T« House 01 Co mmons tin flense of Commons rw 8 petition signed by y M Wum 100 women's sortie, "n WvVT" itlll!1 trala. Ceykn. South Au > pray.ng that he House „f keeping with the- dcclara\- ofSTc ment s representative at Gen r secure
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    BAND PERFORMANCE
    117 20 Ist Battalion, The Wiltshire Regiment By kind permLssi:n of Major R. Lvrlvn Krofrh end Officers, the Ist 8r... the Wiltshire Regiment will, on Friday. Aug SO. n' 5 15 om at Ka ong Park, perform the followi:!?; programme of music <sub ie- tr\ alteration without notice>: 1. March.
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS
    47 20 inauguration Of Twite Week I > Service lin »<M*ial Aitwiys antiotinn ill t I r t llic arrival of Ihi irtlio irniugujattnt» thr wice-wcskiy «»Jr •«:v <> SiiiKapore will be Tuesday Oe 2 Thence forth planes will leave fhin Pol' 6 -i London very Thursday .i •Sunday.
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    NEW'P. AND 0. LINER
    676 21 The Strathmore j KU ROPE-FAR EAST RUN m\\E Peninsular and Orient liner Strathmore (24,000 tons), to be i the Europe-Far Eastern run, launched recently. will airive in Singapore in lim*. 1936. following Is a general description *hip: :ally the schemes are in a simple manner, beinu
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    TOURIST CLASS
    803 21 Special Attention Given To Accommodation From, the dtMcing space, vestibules open aft into the Verandah Cafe. The principal, idea is lightness, and this, ot course, is secured by the large windows in groups Port and Starboard, and the introduction of double doors grouped with windows across the aft
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    USE OF COPPER
    63 21 Berlin. Further restrictions on the use of copper are announced by the official "Deutscher Reichsanze ger." It is now forbidden to use copper for certain forms of high tension cables and wires, for wireless aerials and lightning conductor*, and for a wide rang* 1 of electrical fitments.
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    DRAMATIC SUICIDE
    155 21 Post Shoots Himself After Broadcast Helslngfors. AN unusual and dramatic suicide was heard over the air from the Simferopol Broadcasting Station. Crimea, and one of the most talented of the younger school of writers and poets of Soviet Russia is dead, according to press reports here. Alexander Wlrken.
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    PASSION FOR ORANGES
    224 21 Fruit Used To Cure Elephants Of Shyness Port Elizabeth, Cape jf Gcod Hope. Oranges are being used to cure 10 elephants of .shyness i i the Addo National Park. Cape of Good Hope. In the past, they have refused to leave the Park's bushlands for the benefit-
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    NEW TUNNEL FOR ALPS
    122 21 To Connect North And South Eurooe Vienna. Austria;! and Italian railway authorities art considering vhe greatest railway pro ject in the history of modern railroad construction on the Continent. By driving an enormous tunnel through the Alps a railway line could be bu'it running almost in
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    ITALO-ABYSSINIAN DISPUTE
    491 21 "Big Boy Taking Candy From Little One" New York. "I'M *orc about it It's jiwt a 112 ih.« big boy taking candy from tho llttlf OIK'S." Thi.j it? given as- ft typical reply frr,m a Negiu resident of Harlem when u.-k< d (or an opinion on the Aby.ssin
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    This Strange World
    774 22 Girl Her Own Step-Grandmother Third Set Of Teeth At 63 World's Shortest PlaceNames? HERE are some strange stories sent by Reuter correspondents from all parts of the world:— STRAINED RELATIONS Last winter in Hammonton (New Jersey) Mr. Thomas B. Delker, aged 65, married Miss Emma Messner, aged
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    HOPE FOR LEPERS
    370 22 Salvationist Tests In India London, July, 27. ANEW cure for leprosy will shortly be tried out in India by the Salvationist, Dr. William Noble, who is head of t4ie Travancore State (and Salvation Army) Hospital at Nagercoil. He will bring new hope for lepers on his return
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    ART FACTORY PLANNED
    151 22 Mass Production Of Paintings And Statues In Moscow Moscow. A "mass production factory" for paintings, statues and other art objects is planned for Moscow. It will take the form of a huge building where all the artists, sculptors and art workers will have their living quarters and
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    BRITISH EMPIRE FORESTRY
    731 22 Conference At Durban On Sept. 2 'By Air Mall London Am* 0 AT the invitation of th»* Government u< the Union of South Ajfrie.a u Bri»lv U Empire Forestry Confernw r will a.\Sembl.. at Durban ou Sept 2 It nil t> e ihi fourth of a. series
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    "THINGS LOOK BETTER"
    117 22 ITJS. Arms Magnate's View Of Europe New York. Rcturtiin/r from a vJm( to F.tiirtond, Pnrncp and <Jermat i y- Mr. Lammot Du Pon*. President of Du Pont de NcwoUM. the grrat American armament finn, told the reporter* that in hu M'ol "Ihinjra look better across Hie ten.*'
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    ITALIANS IN WAR PAINT
    748 23 Flag-Waving And Oratory SPECTACLE OF MERRY UNIFORMS rtT] LIJNG recently through the or sitting- at the outdoor of more than one Italian d noi help, recalling the <>n which, a country the main street of a ish town during the war. leave or in training d
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    COMMUNISM A REAL DANGER
    606 23 Is The Present Order Threatened? fOMMUNISM, Socialism and Capital ism were dealt with in an able address befo-e the Ontario Rotary Club by R.-v. W. P. O'Boyle, who spoke on tha subject "The Challenge of Materialism.'* The well-known Catholic leader expressed himself in favour of capitalist,i
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    SWEDEN'S THIRD PLACE
    63 23 Sweden now occupies the third pace among the shipbuilding nations of the word according to the latest report. Th- number of vessels new under construction at Swedish shipyards amounts to 19 with an aggregate tonnage of 94,500 tons. During the past quarter 5 vessels Of together 25.800
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    EXIT THE LEWIS GUN
    402 23 Britain Acquires Foreign Invention t ißy Air Mail) London, Aug. 9. ONE of the most efficient and deadly w<4l pons of l hi< Great War, the Lewi a gun. is to disappear from the armame."t of the BritUh Array, It is »o be replaced by the
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    HOME SERVICEMEN
    214 23 Trying Their Luck In Rhodesian Police Force Capo Town. Fifteen rccrr.it? for the Rhodesian Police have arrived here from England. The original draft consisted of 18 men. but only M men arrived at Southampton. A few minutes before the sh'p sailed, however, one of the recruits suddenly grabbed
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    800-FT. JUMP INTO SEA
    170 23 Man Hires Aeroplane To Die Jacksonville, Florida. Leroy Turner, of Greenwood (Souih Cnpoliwi >, died here after a spectacular 800-fcOt plunge into the oc«an from ar aeroplane. Sooreyi of startled baTnei* watched Turner «8 be fell a few hundred yards out from the beach, The pilot.
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    DEATH FOR FORGERY
    82 23 Two Moscow City Bank Clerks Shot Moscow. Two clerks in one of the Moscow city hanks named Triber and Stepanov, have been shot for systematic forgeries over a per'od of three and a half years. Durintr this time they embezzled *****0 roubles by making false documents of
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    MAN PUSHED ASHORE BY PORPOISES
    223 23 Old Sailors' Story Comes True Houston, Texas. THE old seafaring man's story that a porpoise will push a floating body ashore if it> possibly can came true for Paul Batsu, 22-years-old fisherman, ia the Gulf of Mexico. Paul was out fishing for shrimp on a
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    FAKIRS FEAT
    128 23 Sealed Up In Jar For Four Weeks Without Food Genoa. A Fakir from Brazil has spent a month sealed up in a glass jar without food at an Exhibition here. His name is Gentil Cadranel and he has now emerged from his ordeal apparently little the worse. "I
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