Malaya Tribune, 3 August 1936

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIIL .—No. 181. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, Aug. 3, 1936. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES, SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1936. TO_CpS
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      117 1 Head The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya BRITISH CEMENTS GREATER STRENGTH, GREATER BEAUTY ami LONGER LIFE IN CONCRETE "RED HAND" PORTLAND CEMENT FERROCRETE stocked by SNOWCRETE QgjWgfe COLORCRETE J, (Tncorporated in S.S.) I j *>* f. 11,111 1,1 1 .j. I OCPAR POLISH MAKES THAT CLEAN DUSTLESS HOME |f FRIENDS
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      291 1 > I uLL. ft". JW I THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The •HORNING tribune; I KUM i i*ow mmn Mint j PURE FRESH cMfe SAFE I M!LK iM' MILK 1 FOR ffi^ 1 Pqr j i DRINKING OR IPP< GROWING 1 COOKING. CHILDREN. j j Obtainable al oU Leading
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES PORTS & IMPERIAL ASSET
    1024 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES PORTS IMPERIAL ASSET Trade With Australia "TIME TO GET DOWN TO BUSINESS" "THIS is the time when Aye really ought to get down to the business of trying to formulate a definite longrange progranlme of Empire development," declared Dr. Earle Page, M.P., Deputy-Premier and Minister for Commerce
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    AUSTRALIA RADIO-MINDED
    111 2 Sydney, N.S.W. July 20. There is now a wireless receiving set ir; every second home in Australia. This was announced by the Post-mast-er-General (Senator McLachlan) at the opening of the new national station 2 NR. at Lawrence, near Grafton, N.S.W. At the end of June there were 825,000
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      378 2 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. S'pore. ISM, CHITRAL 15.000 Aug. 14 BHUTAN 6,100 Aug. 27 RANPURA 17,000 Aug. 23 BEHAR 6.000 Sept. 6 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Sept. 11 SOUDAN 6,500 Sept. 23 CORFU 15,000 Sept. 25 RANCHI 17,000 Oct. 9 BURDWAN 6,070 Oct.
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      136 2 X. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles ft Gibraltar. S.s. SUWA MARU Aug. 6 S.s. FUSHIMI MARU Aug. 20 B.s. HAKOZAKI MARU Sept. 3 Rates to Ist Class Uud Class Naples $497 ft $540
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      459 2 A j T0 FRENCH pORTS Tk~ i l HOMEWARDS. FORBIN For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp ft Dunkirk Aug 4 5 I CAP PADARAN For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Sep,,' 2 J DUPLEIX For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Sept 15 1 CAP VARELLA For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire ft Bordeaux Sept
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      466 2 t1 a. J Emm I Si E? An excellent opportunity to visit BANGKOK SAIGON ANGKOR PNOM PENH SPECIAL HOLIDAY CRUISE by the new and modern m.s. "EBRIA" 14 700 Tons Displacement CRUISE ITINERARY Leave Singapore ab Aug. 15th Arrive Bangkok Aug. 19th Leave Bangkok Aug. 28th Arrive Saigon g* Leave
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      429 2 STEAM bit y NORDDEITSCIIER W (Incorporated Germany). The undernoted are the mm. intended fixtures:— C(J *Panr OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONG RON s M NORTH CHINA JAPAN Du ĕ Sporj H* "DONAU" for Manila, Bong, kong, Shanghai, N< China Japan A UJ 25 HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG in BREMEN:— U "TRAVE"
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    ANGLO-DUTCH PLANTATIONS
    342 3 Decrease In Profits Last Year vnl O-DUTCH Plantations of Java A orts a net profit for 1935 of £93,768, red with £105,421 the previous V,r The 1935 revenue amounted to r 150 422 against £162.214. At'i 1 payment of bonus to Eastern 'It of £3.393. and the payment
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    BIG U.S. SALARIES
    149 3 Steel Trust Pays Its Chairman $165,000 I FURTHER liist of the high salaries A paid to some of the industrial leaders last year was made pi-blie recently by th< Securities and Exchange Commission. United .States Steel Corporation appears to treat its directors and high executives very generously.
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS TRADE RECOVERY IN CEYLON
    404 3 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS TRADE RECOVERY IN CEYLON Obstacles To Further Expansion A SURVEY of the import trade of Indi*. tor the fiscal year, April I, 1935, so March 31. 1936, prepared by his Majesty., Senior Trade Commissioner in India l eludes an extract from the Ceylon Administration Report for 1935
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    KUALA MUDA
    325 3 Interest Absorbs Most Of Profits THE report of the directors of Kuaia 1 Muda Rubber Estates Ltd. for the year ended Mar. 31, 1936. states that the profit, after allowing for depreciation ol buildings and plant, amounted to £23 553, to which is added £717 brought forward making
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    STEEL INQUIRY
    148 3 Reuter. The U.S. Attorney-General. Mr. Homer S. Cummings, hinted in Wahington on July 8. that the investigation started by Mr. Roosevelt into the alleged collusive bidding by the steel industry may be brought into a charge of monopoly. Mr. Cummings said that he might have a statement to
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    AMALGAMATION WITH SUBSIDIARY
    452 3 Caledonian (Selangor) Rubber THE annual general meeting of the Caledonian (Selangor) Rubber Com- pany, Ltd., was held at the registered office of the company. 116, Cannonj street. E.C. j The Chairman, Mr. Clarance F. Leighton, having requested the secretaries to ttad the notice convening the meeting and
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    TRADE WITH ITALY
    153 3 Hitch In Negotiations For Resumption Reuter Wireless. London. July L>9. THL" Anglo-Italian negotiations lor the resumption of trade, following the removal of sanctions, h.ive been .suspended through Italy's Inability to accept the minimum British terms for the liquidations of the froz?n debts of between two and three
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    WOOD SURROUNDS
    131 3 Crittall Manufacturing New Interest Wood Surrounds has been registered a public company with a nominal capital of £1,000 in £1 shares. The objects are to carry on business as makers of and dealers In wood and metal window frames, doors, etc. The following have consented to be directors:
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    103 3 Prices At Close Of Business London, Aug. 1. i THE following are the closing prices on the commodity market to-day: PALM OIL < Malay > I In bulk July Aug. I Shipment ,-20.0.0 value. COPRA (Straits, F.M.SJ August Shipment t'14.7.6 Sellers. SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) 1 MM™, 87 sSetos
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    PRANCE STARTS WAR ON "SHARE-TOUTS"
    242 3 Stringent Regulations To lie introduced A biONG the measures now being prepared in tne offices oi me nnancc Minister is one wn.ch wUl consist ci a senes oi enactments to guara investors uguinsi share-touts ana "uucket-shops.' As regards the "demarcheur," or i>hare negotiator, who cans
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    N.E.I. NATIVE RUBBER
    18 3 Batavia, Aug. I. The native dubbcr export duty niias been raised from 36 to 3*7
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      188 3 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. 'Incorporated In England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 1, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Suoseribed *,vS plt jS £2.000.00 C JJW-BP Capital £1.000.00 C SWOUO BEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: k .rubay. Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi £2?\ri An ara Baghdad Bahrein, Mosul and Singapoie. f IR RENT ACCOUNTS opened and >rm re
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      183 3 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (incorporated In the S.S.) 31-A, Oiulia Street, Bonham Building) Singapore. *umorised Capital $4 000 00t i »t>sued, Subscribed and Paid U P, $1,000,001 Telegraphic Address.— TYKHUBANK Teleplione Nos.— H<>2. 5183. 3184, 5185 5186. i Board of Directors: Wt* Kheng Chiang, Esq.. Chan ma.,. Khoo Cheang,
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      611 3 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACI Capital Fully Paid Yen 100 OOo.tr Reserve Fund Yen 129,150,00« HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Bat a via Bom Day, Berlin, Calcutta, Canton Dairen, Fengtien, Hamburg, Hankow Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, Hslnking, Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angcies Manila. Moji, Nagasaki, Nagoya,
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    MARKET LIST
    399 4 The Current Sin Kap< Prices Singapore, j ulv 3j MEAT Beef, steak, kati Beef, stew or curry i2 Fillet, steak, per lb. 24 Mutton, Australian, pe*- ]b Pork, lean, kati 3s Pork, lean and fat (1st 1 «M ifi y i j. POULTRY Capons( locally reared» Ducks, each
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      546 4 j 1 This DAIMON bicycle lamp is an example of what the DAIMON Factory in BERLIN is turning out. 4.-,. ROBINSON ROAD. 1 g= n ft M. HASSAN 16 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD. SINGAPORE. We undertake all aorta of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt
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      495 4 TO LET—Bungalow No. 111, Halg Road, j Apply 20, Chulia Street. TO LET—Seaside vacation children or adults on holidays. Apply in person. 75, Tanjong Rhu. BOARD AND RESIDENCE THE LANKA BOARDING^HOUSE. 47, Bencoolen Street, Singapore. COOL-AIRY-CLEAN COMPOUND HOUSE Day—Week—Month. In the centre of. the town. All rooms furnished. Every Convenience.
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      741 4 STAMPS 2,000 din*, stamps. 5.25; Abyssinia. 9 diff. 50c., ditto $1 for 15c. ((115 cat.); Album 20c. Triangles and Canadian Jubilees at Bargain Prices. Postage extra. K. T. Tsiang, 339 A, Beach Road, Singapore. YOUR SNAPS—Post them to us. A trial will convince you. Charges Moderate—Workmanship Guaranteed. Indoor and outdoor
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      549 4 1 Bth. ANNIVERSARY SALE From Ist. to 15th. August. 1936 REDUCTION LESS 30% Latest Chinese Historical storybooks translated into Romanised-Malay by Baba Seng TIO KONG INN 1 set $3.50 LEX BOHTAN 1 set $3.10 TEK CHENG CHENG PAX 1 set $1.40 Obtainable at 15A Change Alley CHIN HO BROS., 56
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      83 4 BK ALWAYS IA Tl3l X j Tak« ail Clocks or Watches that go wrong to:— 429, North Bridge Road (Near Middle Road). Contractors for the Repair of Clocks and Watches to the British Army R.A.F. Base in Malaya. •J. jOLYMPIc! WEEK t FROM 3RD to 10TH AUG. S j Special
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      66 4 Tel 3781. BE UP —TO —DA FE HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED AND WELL-DRESSED! CONSULT US FOR A PAIR OF MODE** SMART AND WEI.L-FITTtD EYE-GLASSFv SIOUT-TESTING FREK Expert Workmanship NEW CHINA OPTICAL 0». 96, High Street. SINGAPORE As and from the 20th Jul address ot The Educational Depart meat PETER CHONG
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      336 4 j SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS The following Is the pnogiJ drills up to and for week ending Aug. 9, 1936: TO-DAY, AUG. 3 2.00 p.m.—Changi, S.R.A. (v), Camp Dis9.00 erS a S m.—Bukit Timah Range, "E" (Chinese) Coy., Rifle Team Practice. 3 00 pm.—Bukit Timah Range, G (M.o) Coy., Rifle Team Practice.
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    EMPIRE FLYING BOATS
    268 5 ess Of Trials RY VARIETY OF LOAD (By Air Mai!) London, July 20. be saved a: preparing tof tlie new Empire rvice by submitting to official tests while turned to the constructhe soundproofing and .•I* the cabins, al procedure is to hand aeroplane of a new Air
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    MR. WANG CUING WEI
    82 5 Kelnrninif To China With Mr. Chow Lu Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Aug. 2. '«Vang Ching Wei, the former and Mr. Chow Lu, the Canton ;ate&man. are returning to China ?.t he end of August. ietner Dr. Wang Chung Hui will the posts of Assistant Premier
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    SLAM ASSEMBLY
    69 5 l or nial Reopening Of The Session Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Saturday. reopened this afterii: :lc presence of the Diplomatic P' i ;ai of the Council of °m' 'V a red: "Our relations and ti) V1 th foreign Powers con/'.V.... closer and more cordial in F- *f, ec V
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    DEATH OF M. BLERIOT
    52 5 Reuter. h M Man To Fly English Channel Paris, Aug. i. Iflf .u> j, rF announced of the fa- i f 5 11 aviator and aeroplane t a v i 3 B1 eriot. He was the Channel, a feat rif;r v accomplished in 1909. M. ears
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    SLAN EARTHQUAKE
    20 5 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Aug. 2. 3. githquake shook Sian. 'he 2 fumbiint, sl yesterday afternoon, underground.—
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    EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN
    348 5 Debate At Malacca Indian Club (From Our Own Corres-povdentj Malacca, Friday. THE Malacca Indian Club was deecrib--1 ed as a dynamic institution by Mr. C. W. Chellappah. Editor of the Malacca Guardian, yesterday when hr> presided at a debate organised by the Club. The subject of
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    AIR LINER MISSING
    182 5 Search By Life Boats And Stzamers Reuter. Louder., Aug. I. LIFEBOATS and steamers are search ing in heavy seas tor an air liner carrying eight passengers, a pilot and a wireless operator, which has been missing off the Channel Islands. The machine belongs to the Jersey Airways
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    15 CONVICTS ESCAPE
    79 5 Chattanooga, (Tennessee). When Judge Fleming saw prisoners in the city gaol here sweltering in o record temperature of 101.4, he called the prisoners who were held on less serious charges to him. He told them he would let them out lor the nieht to seek relief from
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    CANADIAN PILGRIMS TO VIMY
    138 5 Moving Address By Mr. Stanley Baldwin Reuter Wireless. London. July 29. IN a moving address to the Canadian Vimy Ridge pilgrims at Westminster Hall Mr. Baldwin said that many of the world's troubles were indubitably due to our having lost our best men In ttte war,
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    PRISON FOR SWEARING
    159 5 Lurid Language Man Is Exempt j Elkton, (Maryland). A muttered "Damn" may prove v *ostly business In this town. An old law provided that use of a swear word in the presence of Ottelal» euch as justices of the peace and con Stabler was a punishable offence.
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    £1.000 AN HOUR CROONING
    50 5 Mr. Rudy Vallee. the American crooner, receives a thousand pounds an hour for a wireless broadcast. This was disclosed in the course of an action brought in Nov. York against the radio star by Mr. Chailes Bellak who if seeking £94,000. for alleged breach of contract
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    GOODYEAR ESTATES IN COSTA RICA
    206 5 Concession Secured RUBBER SUPPLIES FOR U.S.A. VW.ahirigton, Saturday. ANOTHER move in the campaign of American automobile and tyro interests to free themselves fiom foreign rubber monopolies has been made by ihe Goodyear Coiporation in obtaining a concess'or for large plantations in Costa Under a contract
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      83 5 "IIOMA4 /3b THE H FIRE Li GUARDIAN BOON Si:\G CO., LTD. Singapore. i i ii. well-groomed always It is so easy to keep your hair smartly smooth from sun-up to sun-down with Stacomb. Just a touch of Stacomb makes the most unruly hair "stay put", for hours without leaving it
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      199 5 I COOL-QUICK AND COMFORTABLE 1 J TO S I JAVA, j BALi and borneol by s K. N. I. L. M. HON E S 0 G0 0 D AS BRAND'S rpHERE are many fish and meat pastes on the market L but none are so good as Brand's. With Brand's
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      4 5 FIME FOR I FIOOBS
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping
    246 6 PASSENGERS BY THE NIEUW ZEELAND The •following are passengers for I Singapore on tne Nieuw Zeeland, whieii is aue to arrive here irom Australia on Aug. 10; Mr. and Mrs. R. Arnell, Mr. J. S Barton, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Bicktord,
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    52 6 Ban Hong Liong; Brit, 1,003 tons; frcm Cheribon 3.8 to Batavia 4.8 Reynst; Netherland;, 1,432 tons; from Cheribon 3.8 to Cheribon 6 8. Hong Ping; Brit.. 2.525 tons; from Rangoon 18 to China 3 8. Suddhadib; Siamese; 803 tons; from i Chumpon 2 8 to Chumpon 5 8.
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    THE VICTORIA
    32 6 It is now announced that the Lloyd Trnstinc liner Victoria is due at Singapore fiom Hongkong at daylight on Wednesday, and will .sail for Europe the same day at noon.
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    MARECHAL JOFFRE
    39 6 I The mail and passenger motor vessel "Marechal JofTre" will arrive in Singai core from Saigon to-morrow at 6 a.m. I She v;ill sail the same clay at noon for j Colombo. Djibouti. Port Said and Marseilles.
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    THE HARBOUR
    120 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Aug 3. East Wharf (Entrance Gate |J Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Hong Peng 18; Antenor 14; Burgenland 11; Eumaeus 9; Japanese Prince 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Taybank 34; Kajang 38. Empire Dock 'Entrance Gate 4)
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    SEDITIONS LITERATURE
    93 6 Phamplets Distributed In Smith Street Singapore, Monday. Charged with possession of seditious literature, a Hainanese named Hoo Su Pork was produced before the Third Magistrate. Mr. A. D. York, this morning. The accused, who was arrested in Smith Street on Saturday night, is alleged to have distributed pamphlets
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    79 6 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Penang, Siam, Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine, Egypt, E. and S. Africa, Great Britain, Ireland, Europe, Nigeiia, Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Meda-i, Jask. Bushire, Amsterdam and London: Netherland, closing 12.45 p.m.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    85 6 Mails expected from Australia, Netherlangs Indies etc. by Air iQantas), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3 30 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4 05 p.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 1 p.m. and general
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    22 6 The maii despatched from Singapore on July 10 by the Karapara was delivered in London on Aug. 3 «24 days)
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    POWERFUL STORY
    166 6 "Koenigsmark" At The Pavilion AT THE CINEMA CPLENDOUR, intrigue, strong romance, lskeletons in the cupboard and war are the ingredients of "Koenigsmark," the London Film Co.'s production now showing at the Pavilion. Though the pace is deliberate at times, there are some exciting high spots and there is
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    GOLDEN JUBILEE
    168 6 Anfflo-Chinese School Magazine THE Golden Jubilee number of the. Anglo-Chinese School Magazine is now out of the press. As the Rev. H. B. Amstutz says in a foreword, this Jubilee issue represents 50 years of achievement. "The Anglo-Chinese School looks forwaid to completing the century and talcing a?*
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    Money Market STERLING EXCHANGE
    99 6 British Official Wireless. London. July 31. Paris 76 5 32. New York 5.01 9 16. Montreal 5.01?/4Brussels 29.76. Geneva 15.38. Amsterdam 7.38'4. Milan 63*». Berlin 12.46. Stockholm 16.39* Copenhagen 22.39 V? Oslo 19.90. Vienna 2614. Prague 121 Helsinglors 222. Madrid 37'/ a Rio 4V4. sellers official
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    SELLING
    194 6 Singapore, Aug. L London 4 months' sight 2j4Vfe London 3 months' sight *W London 00 days' sight 24 3|3^ London 30 days' sight 2 4 3,3« London demand JJj London T.T. 24 «J Lyons and Paris demand "JJ Hamburg demand "J New York demand 5» Batavia and Sourabaya demand
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    PRODUCE
    182 6 Singapore. July 31. R. tSiam» W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $143 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $135 R. tSiam» W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $123 R. (Slam> "Sinhuay" No. Al $200 R. (Siam) Sinhuay" No. 1 SI6C R. (Siam) "Sinhuay" No. 2 $158 R.
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    POLICE DISGUISED AS ENGINEERS
    48 6 Seven Arrests In Gambling Raid mingled with a rl„ f e al detectives biers on Friday SuSf I e A Rhu Shipway Ld g a the Tanjon S nese. attested seven ChiAbout $31 in cash were seized me matter was postponed for a week
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    JAPANESE CHARGED
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    Diary of the Day WHAT'S ON?
    69 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. AUG 3 High Tides:—ll.24 a.m p.m., 10 t'., 1 in. Cricket: Singapore v. Mai Day, S.C.C; LA. v. R a TO MORROW. AUG High Tides: n.51 a.m.. B p.m.. 10 it.. 3 ins Football: S.A.K.A. Div v "Skins"
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    AMUSEMENTS
    113 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Captain Jai Shirley Temple 6.15 and 9.1; CAPITOL.—"FoIIow The I and 9.15 p.m. PAVlLlON—"Koenigsmark' Elissa Landi. John Lodee. etc 6 15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH "Educa Hindustani, 6.15 and 9 15 p.a, GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancin* Side-shows, Malay Operas, Cninea V*yangs, Cinemas: Globe Theatre"Cowboy Millionaire" 7.15 and 930 p... NEW
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      210 6 mt€fks 2>otd i MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL Jj TONIGHT Cocktail Dancel Dinner Dance 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. I <inf rmal) 9.30 to midnight AND CABARET ATTRACTION' RENEE and RAME FAMOUS CONTINENTAL CHARACTER ACROBATIC DANCERS, NON-DINERS $1.00 Hffff* EXCELLENT CUISINE COURTESY COMFORT 1111 left AND SERVICE. AFTERNOON-TEAS A SPECIALITY mm POPULAR PRICES.
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      87 6 .J. I Fresh Shipment of following i j DJAMOE or TONIC: i No. 1. Djamoe Boewa-Pinggang. An effective remedy for bock i pain. i t No. 2. Djamoe Gindjel-Batoe. I A pannacea for all kidney 1 disorders. No. 4. Djamoe Datang-Boelan. I i A relief for stomach disorder I and
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      47 6 Kill Kidney Trouble Quick Thousands of sufferers trouble and Ulud-I i stopped Getting Up Nigh I Circles Under Eyes, Srr. Aervousnesr. Stiffness, FU amcb.s. Lumbago. Burning, I' ing Acidity and Loss tor 8 new dfecavfry ill< I tex). Gently Motfij starts luintvi. r mm m m m\\\\\\\
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      98 6 Postal Intelligence j —*j SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO DAY Renga* and Tembilahan .Bun Siong Btei noon Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. t Eumaeus i 1 p.m. Philippine Islands (Buigenland) 1 p.m. China (generally t, Hoihow (Eumaeus) 1 pjn. Hongkong (Eumaeus) 1 p.m. Pamangkat, Sambas and Singkuwang (Boelongam 1
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      241 6 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubi nd Societies in Singapore, most of th members of which are reader* oj t* 'Malaya Tribune." This Lnary v vlded specially for them. Secretaries are invited tc co-operate in keeping n up-to-date and complete. Happen, or wnernl interest will still be mcjudM in the
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    THE LOT OF THE PLANTER
    1887 7 MANAGERS DIRECTORS AT I. S. P. LUNCHEON By Air Mail) from Our Own Correspondent) London, July 17. «N I—number of Company A Kxec»tive>. htaded by Mr. Eric M.iler .11 tended the annual lun'V of the Incorporated Society fPlantcis and heard some first I'l mmjAgtmĕt by
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    COSMETICS "VITAL"
    105 7 "Essential As Clothes" To Girls Baltimore, (Maryland). "Law makers must be made to realise that cosmetics are as essential as clothes to the American housewife and the working girls in their struggle for ■octal and economic security to-uay. This statement was included in a report presented here at
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    A LUCKY STRIKE
    128 7 £3,000 Jewels Found In Bushes Winnip(-». Manitoba. A friendly game of baseball between Miss Eileen Milne and Mr. Norman Chambers of this city has led to the recoveiy <>i missing jewellery worth 15.000 dollars (£3,000». The two young people were practising baseball near the Assiniboine River when
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    NORTH CHINA
    147 7 Japanese Forces Being Increased Sin Chew Jit Poh. If 111 i Shanghai, Aug. 2. THE Japanese forces at the Great Wall passes and in the suburbs of Peiping and Tientsin have been increased. MJore forts are being built with the object of encircling the 2&th Army under General
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    KILLED BY LIGHTNING
    85 7 Thunder Storm's Death Toll Numbers 82 Sofia, Bulgaria. A terrific thunderstorm—in which 2J men and women have been struck deac by lightning—has been experienced In Bulgaria. All telephone and telegraph com munications with north Bulgaria and abroad were cut by the storm when iightning struck many telegraph
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    TREATY WITH EGYPT
    27 7 Text Of Sudan Provisions Initialled Reuter. Cairo, Aug. J. The text of the Sudan provisions In the proposed Anglo-Egyptian Treaty were initialled this evening—Reuter.
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    HITLER AS GODFATHER
    36 7 Berlin. The wife of the Burgomaster of Bitz. a village in Upper Bavaria, has given birth to her 17th chdd. Chancellor Hitler has written to say that he will be the infant's godfather.
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    BRITISH DOGS ARE BEST
    156 8 Tribute Of WeU-Knowi Canine Judge WHAT foreigners describe as the British habit of regulai ing" is the principal reasi premacy of British-bred dogs, ace to Mr. Sam Crabti cc. one of leading authorities, who to England after a long tour ol I and Malaya, where he
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    CHINA AS SEEN BY A MALAYAN
    1134 9 EXCELLENT TEXT -BOOK BY DR. C. Y. WU /THINA: the Land and Its Peopte (Supplementary English Readers) by Dr. C. V. Wu, M.8., 8.5., Malaya Publishing House, 75 cents. wins an excellent little book writI ten by Dr. C. Y. Wu, M.8., 8.5., a
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    Pagodas near the Summer Palace, outside Peiping.
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    FRANCE NOT TO INTERFERE
    85 9 Appeal To Powers Regarding: Spain Reuter. P Paris, Aug. L E Government has decided urgently to appeal to interested Governments not to interfere in Spain and has telegraphed London and Rome informing Britain and Italy of the French attitude, making suggestions foi shortening the civil war
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    LORD SEMPILL
    78 9 To Continue Flight In A Few Days Reuter. Karachi, Aug. 2. I ORD Sempill, who started on an attempt to lower the record for the flight from England to Australia and who was forced to land at Jask. in Persia, where he had to make certain adjustments to
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    106 10 MR. TEO TEOW PENG and family tender their sincere thanks to relatives, friends, guilds and associations for their kind attendance and services rendered at the funeral of Mrs. Teo Teow Peng nee Tan Kim Lian on Sunday last. MRS TAN CHIN TAH and family and Mr. Lee
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    724 10 IJIS Excellency the High Commissioner, the Hen. Mr. A. S. Small, in formally opening the Malayan Agri-Horticultural Association's annual exhibition in Kuala Lumpur emphasised that j] was a more comprehensive show than any yet arranged. This was no more than a well merited tribute to the organisers, inaugurated
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    196 10 Sultan And Sultanah Of Johore In London •By Air Mailt (From Our Own Correspondent) Lvndon, July 22. MR. O. T. Faulkner, the newly appointed Adviser on Agriculture takes over his post at the Colonial Office next wcrk. Captain D.G.B. Ridout has arrived home on the conclusion of
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    38 10 With a view to encouraging British nmtor touring during the summer season ths Belgian Government are instituting 1 special transport service of motor-cars between Dover and Ostend and also making reductions in taxes usually imposed on touring visitors
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    39 10 Cloudbursts in South Texas caused the death of 21 peonle and did mere than $1000,000 worth of damage to rrons and buildings Most of the casualties occurred to the east of San Antonio, along Guadaloupe River, and its tributaries.
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    "UNDER THE PUNKAH" POLITICS
    663 10 PLEA EOR DISCUSSION fly OPEN COUNCIL TkjOJ only among the European com- munity does diss itisfaction txist regarding the Early Victorian administrative machinery operative in Malaya. Amonjg the Asiatics, espeuatty the Chinese, there is a st'ong feeling that nomination by the Governor of unofficial members of
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    Topics Of The Day
    470 10 By "I/wker On" of chastisement for children in England are not necessarily suitable for children in the tropics, according to a lecturer. He evidently believes In making the punishment fit the clime. "A good wife halves a man's oroblems," said a magistrate the other day. This
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    CHIANG'S ULTIMATUM TO KWANGSI COMMANDERS SURRENDER BY WEDNESDAY
    251 11 BORDER CLASH Foreigners Ordered To Wuchow Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 3. foreigners in Kwangsi ha\e been warned by their diplomatic representatives to concentrate in Wuchow before Aug. 5, the date fixed for inaugurat'on of the separatist regime as well as for the expiration
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    AX ULTIMATUM
    58 11 The Notorious Engcne Chen Arrives Reuter. Canton, Aug. 1. ffIINESE reports state that MtfJtal (hian- Kai Shek sent an 'Jltimaium to Kwangsi to submit before Aug 5. otherwise a punitive campaign will be launched. The notorious Eugene Chen is reported to have arrived in Kwangsi from Europe. Fighting
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    TROOPS MOBILISE
    406 11 Chiang Explains To Rebel Leaders Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 3. MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek has order- 111 ed the general mobilistion ot the I Central forces in Hunan, Kwangtung, Kiangsi and Szechuen. The 6th and 10th i Central Divisions have arrived in Canton. The 20th and 83rd Divisions are
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    OFFENSIVE BEGINS
    228 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong, Aug. 2. rhe loyalist forces in southern Hunan and Kwangtung have started their offensive against Kwangsi, but large scale fighting has not yet taken place. The 93rd Central Division and other Nanking forces continue to march to Canton. The 6th Division from Southern
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    THE CHINESE ANTAGONISTS
    43 11 Who's who in Nanking's quarrel a 48 hours' ultimatum to th? Kwan with Kwangsi: in the centre Ls Marsh gsi commanders, Genera] Li Tsung Jen I right). al Chiang Kai Shek. who has issued (left) and General Pai Chung Hsi
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    MORE FIGHTING IN ETHIOPIA
    68 11 TRIBAL RAIDS Heavy Casualties Near Dessie Reuter. Paris. Aug 2 TIERCE fighting around Dessie, in--1 volving 7.000 casualties. is reported in messages received from the interior of Abyssinia, quoted by the Djibouti correspondent of a Paris newspaper. Attacks on Addis Ababa are also reported, in which
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    SWOOP ON ADDIS ABABA
    92 11 Reuter Wireless. Addis Ababa. July 31 An attempted swoop on Addis Ababa by unsubdued Ethiopians has been repulsed. The attackers secretly concentrated in the surrounding woods at night time on July 28 and launched their attack at dawn under the leadership of Dedjaamat, son of "Ras
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    CHINA TYPHOON
    28 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong. Aug. 3. A severe typhoon swept over the Fukien and Chekiang coast yesterday. Swatow and Amoy were hit.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    A picture taken after the wedding in St. George's Church Penang on y;,°f iSS BeTty °ldneld- only dau-hter of Maior-Gen SrLoS Oldncld "former G.0.C.. Malaya) and Lady Oldfield, to Mr J P D Hamilton, manager of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons, Penang.
    44 11 A picture taken after the wedding in St. George's Church Penang on y f iSS BeTty ldneld onl y dau-hter of Maior-Gen SrLoS Oldncld "former G.0.C.. Malaya) and Lady Oldfield, to Mr J P D Hamilton, manager of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons, Penang.
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    FATE OF MADRID IN THE BALANCE
    186 11 INSURGENTS' BOMBARDMENT GOVERNMENT FORCES CLAIM FURTHER SUCCESSES JyATEST messages from Spain indicate that the fate of Madrid. Barcelona and several other (owns is still in the balance. Both sides are taking the measure of one another on the Guadarrama Mountain front, thirty miles from
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    NEW DECREES
    359 11 Special Credit To Restore Order Reuter Wireless. Madrid, July 29. A special credit of 40,000,000 Pesetas has been authorised by a decree, for the rapid establishment of order. Other decrees include the calling up of the 1934 reserves in certain provinces and ihe announcement that stringent action will
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    GERMAN DESTROYER
    122 12 Reuter. Gibraltar, Aug. 2. A cruiser flying the German Ensign arrived at Algeciras this afternoon, but her name is not yet known. A later message states that the warship which put in at Algeciras is a German destroyer and not a cruiser and she has now proceeded in
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    FOREIGNERS' PERIL
    532 12 Just Escaped Bombing From The Air Reuter Wireless. JL illA Washington, Aug. 2. A RADIO message from the Captain of an American liner from Ochorda reports that Palma Majorca was bombed from the air just after he had evacuated 92 foreigners.—Reuter Wireless. London, Aug. 1. Spanish Government aeroplanes
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    Fine Quality Of Smallholders' Rubber SHEET OF HIGH STANDARD
    1025 12 Fine Qua lity Of Smallholders' Rubber SHEET OF HIGH STANDARD THE JUDGING Surprise At M.A.H.A. Exhibition (From Our Own Correspondent) Koala Lumpur, Sunday. A STRIKING improvement in the quality of rubber submitted for the All Malayan Smallholders' Rubber Competition was one of the features of the All -Malayan Exhibition which
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    SOME AWARDS
    183 12 Singapore Exhibitors' Success THE following are some of the awards:— Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. Cereals: Rice prepared in Malayan rice mills: 1. Bansenghin Rice Mill, Kedah. 2. T. S. R. M. and Company, Kedah. Sugar and Canned Goods: Canned Pineapples: 1. Lee Pineapple Company. 2. United Malayan Pineapple Company.
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    HOPE ABANDONED
    95 12 Air Linsr Lost: No Signs Of Occupants Reuter. London, Aug. 2. HOPE for the safety of the occupants of the missing Jersey airliner has been abandoned. Wreckage found on the rocks was identified as the plane. There were no signs of the occupants,—Reuter. The air liner was carrying
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    THE LATE MR. HU HAN MIN
    319 12 Memorial Service In Singapore Singapore, Sunday. MORE than 200 representatives, coming from about 100 local Chinese associations, guilds and clubs, attended the memorial service held at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce this morning in commemoration of the late Mr. Hu Han Mm, the
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    AIR MAIL SERVICES
    46 12 The August issue of Malayan A:i Mails, a leaflet issued by the Posts and Telegraphs Department, is now reaUy Did can be obtained on request at ar.v important post office. It gives fud information regarding all air ma services to and from Malaya.
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    53 12 Reuter Wireless. Jerusalem, July 31 The High Court has remitted the collectvie fine of £5,000 imposed on Gaza on the ground that the nei«?hbnnrtn~ railway and telephone communications had been cut. The Chief Justice, Mr. McDonnell, emphasised that the High Commissioner had exceeded his authority in enacting the Collective Fines
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    17 12 Mr. E. Bendixsen. of Anglo-French and Bendixsens, Ltd., left Singapore by Dutch airmail on Saturday on vacation.
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    BRITISH TRADE WITH MALAYA
    222 12 Malayan Commissioner Busy In London (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 22. MR. Wilmot,_ Trade .Commissioner is M spending a busy time on tour. week he has interviewed in Nottingham representatives of the soap, hosiery and an interview Mr. Wirme-t aw^ 11 u
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    PALESTINE UNREST
    40 12 Further Killings By Arabs Reuter. Jerusalem, Aug. 2. AN Arab Police Inspector was shot dead by Arabs outside the mosque at Haifa and two Jewish watchmen were also found shot dead near their colony in central Palestine. Reuter.
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    PLANE CRASHES
    123 12 German Airman Escapes By Parachute Berlin, July 27. ANEW type of aeroplane from th? Heinkel Aircraft factory cracked up in the air while being demonstrated on Monday before Colonel Charles Lindbergh. The pilot, Colonel Udtt, a famous German pilot and Chief of the Technical Staff of the Air
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    PLANE FOR CHIANG
    109 12 Singapore Chinese Collect $27,188 THE fund for purchasing an aeroplane to be presented to Marshal Chiang Kai Shek on the occasion of his 50th birthday as a gift from the Chinese community in Singapore has reached $27,188. Messrs. Chia Eng Say, Lam Mun Thin and Tan Boon
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    MARSHAL CHIANG
    165 12 May Take Charge Of North China Forces Sin Chew Jit Poh. Peiping, Aug. 3. General Liu Jui Ming, the Governor of Charhar, on his arrival at Kalgan said that he was determined not to surrender an inch of territory. He Would strengthen the provincial defences in accordance with
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    GIRL BURNT TO DEATH
    134 12 IPOH CAR BLAZE Filling Pipe Bursts Into Flames (From Our Own Rep* Ipoh, .Monday. A GIRL aged 11 was burnt to feat* and a Chinese and his wii> another woman and a four-j ear-old girl were slightly burnt when a car which was stationary in Leech
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    FUNERAL OF MR. TAN CHIN TAH
    386 12 Former Manager Ot Bank At If uar THE funeral of Mr. Tan Chin Tah, former manager of Ho Hong Bank, llaat took place on Saturday aft at the Bukit Brown Cemetery, there was a urge gathering of friends and relatives at the funeral including
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    AUSTRIAN AMNESTY
    39 12 Suspended Follow ng a/1 Demonstration Reuter Wireless. Vienna. Jub' 30The general amnesty for soners which Dr reetollowing the Austro-Germa of a ment, has been suspended Nazi demonstration against berg at the Olympic ton 1 last night.—Reuter Wire.'"
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    DISASTROUS FIRE AT BATU ARANG VILLAGE BURNT OUT
    562 13 250 HOMELESS Scarcity Of Water Hampers Firemen From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. MORE than fifty attap dwelling ill houses and shops near the Malay Collieries mine at Batu Arang Vere completely destroyed in a fire which occurred there early this
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    STUDENTS' UNION OF JOHORE
    315 13 Dinner On Anniversary Night Singapore, Sunday. THE first anniversary dinner of the Students cf Johore was held last night at the Sea View Hotel, in honour of the first anniversary of the Johore Union. Several distinguished guests were present among whem were Mr. H. R. Cheeseman,
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    LOCARNO POWERS PARLEY
    267 13 Invitations Accepted All Round British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 1. THE British Ambassadors in Berlin and Rome report that the German and Italian Governments have informed the British. French and Belgian representatives in those capitals of their acceptance of the invitation addressed to them in the London
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    CAR TURNS OVER
    229 13 Bad Crash In Bras Basah Road Singapore, Sunday. fHURCH-GOERS on their way to v service this morning were concerned spectators of a bad motor crash at the junction of Bras Basah Road and Waterloo Street. One of the vehicles—a Baby Austin saloon— had turned turtle and was
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    U.S. AND CANADA
    102 13 President Roose\elt Visit Tweedsmuir Reuter Wireless. Quebec, July 31 President Roosevelt was accorded an enthusiastic reception on his arrival to visit Lord Tweedsmuir who, in a speech dwelling on American-Canadian friendship said he earnestly hoped for a still closer understanding He prayed that, not by any alliance
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    Y.M.C.A. DEBATE
    99 13 Against The Ceylon TamilsAssociation Under the auspices of the V.M.C.A. Literary and Debating Society, there will be a debate between the V.M.C.A. and the Ceylon Tamil*' Association at the V.M.C.A. on Wednesday at 8.15 p.m. on the subject. "That Education in Malaya should be Bilingual." Mr. V. Paramsothy
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    Well Done, Ceylon!—Malayan Title For Miss Sansoni MRS. ALLIN BEATEN IN SINGLES
    1336 14 TENNIS CH AMPIONSHIPS H. C. SANSONI TO MEET GRUT IN MEN'S FINAL iFrvfH OUT Own Reporter) Ipoh, Sum" -v Till weather was cloudy, to«agh no tain fell, when the Malayan Tennis Championships were continued this morning on the
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    THE OLYMPIC GAMES
    382 14 Herlui. Aug. 2. HLKK HITLER this afternoon formally opened the Olympic Games. It was raining. One hundred thousand people packed the Stadium. The teams marched past Herr Hitler, some giving the Nazi salute and some the Olympic salute. The Chinese did not give the raised arm .salute. Instead they turned
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    THE NEXT OLYMPIAD
    100 14 Shanghai, Aug. 2. Dr C T. Wang, the President of t»ie China National Amateur Athletic Federation, attended the meeting of the Olympic Games Committee. He voted against the suggestion for the holding of the next Olympiad at Tokyo in 1940. Dr. Wang has advised the Chines: athletes to train hard
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    NEW TENNIS CHAMPION
    22 14 Miss D. Sansoni who won the Women's Singles title of Malaya by beating Mrs. E K. Allin, the holder. 3—6, 6—3, 6—l.
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    BRITAIN'S WONDER BOY DIVER
    224 14 To Represent England Olympic Games 1 FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD bov H Hodges, will dive lor Ilnelann e the Olympic Gair.es in Berlin' m Ab'jvv v feet tail Hod?» 1 von sprinuooixrd divin-, title a t 'Wi Pool rccentlv from 15 men The stir the performance caused v remarkable.
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    Mowgli Sets Up A New Record
    849 14 Round-Island Race Singapore, Monday. THF annual Round the isiand Yacht Race for the Cup presented for annual competition by Dr. A. L. Hoops was concluded yesterday, Mowgli. (Mr. Misselbrook) creating a record when she won the race in four seconds under 10 hours, beating
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    Colony's First Cricket Victory Since 1931 F.M.S. BEATEN BY 9 WICKETS
    1198 15 GROVVDER'S deadly bowling F M.S. BATSMEN TIED UP: 12 FOR 52 I j i,'respondent) I Kuala iMmpmr, Aug 2. I .m i; ..H.iishiriii themselves in I A m l» os,li n Ml t,,e I liaV play yesterday, the I
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    Penang Autumn Races THIRD DAY'S CARD
    306 15 Handicaps And Selections THE following are the haiulu.ii» for the thiid day of the Penang Turf Club Autumn meeting to be run in Penang to-day: Race 1 —Horses, class 3. div 6. (> furs: Oratorious 9.0. Arimanes 8 10. Soestdljk 8.9. Penang 8.4. Wattle
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    SCRATCHINGS
    53 15 Race 1. Penang. Wattle Ash. Some Hiri. Race 2. Sootlight Financier. I ast t rusadci. Race 1 Stailock, Bhic Cross. Headford. Race 4. Bill, Dare-Devil. Race 5. Newbride, Miss Sardis. Race f» Climats. Race 8: Loidlogy, Squeeze. Double Totes: Races 4 and I and Races 7 and 8. Big
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    43 15 By "Copt. Hank" Race I—Soestdi.iU. Woover. Race 2—Jacatra. The Plainer. Race 3—Majesty t an. Rcgimcr Race 4—The m pari. Mapaawy. Race f»—Alum Rock (al intop. K ;u t (j —t liilon (>ojib<N>. Race 7—/ mine Amy Welkin. Race B—Sir Theobald Tin Pool.
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    I.A. SOCCER LEAGUE
    198 15 Hindu Association Beat Muslims Singapore, Monday In the first round of the I.A. Soccer League, the Hindu Association beat the Muslim Improvement Party by 5 goa.s tt 2, at the I.A. Ground. The Hindu Association, who with the Tamil Brotherhood Party are considered favourites for the Surrattec
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    Malacca Outplayed By Singapore VISITORS SCORE 85
    570 16 SUNDAY'S PLAY Singapore Reply With 156 For 6 Singapore, Sunday. MALACCA were out-batted and 1"* out-bowled during the first day's play in the Inter-State Cricket match against Singapore, which started en the S.CX. padang this morning. The wicket was easy, although inclined to
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    104 16 Darn! Bahar Beat 0.8.A. By Two-Nil (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. 2. A football I: am drawn from the Darul Bahar Football Club ol Singapore travelled up to Johore Bahru yesterday afternoon and met the Old Boys Association, Johore Bahru, on the Istana Padang and won
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    378 16 Generous Offer By Patron (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 31. A COMMITTEE meeting of the Johore Chinese Football Association was held at No. 74, Jalan Trus. Johore Bahru, with Mr. Low Tong Nam in the chair, in the absence of the President, Mr. Tan Chuan
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    275 16 Further Results Of Party's Tournament Further results of the August Badminton Party's tournament: A: Wee Eng Siang beat Richard Tan. 15—12. 15—4. B: Syn Mann Chik beat Wee Eng Hong. 15—9, 15—10. C: Chua Kok Cheng beat Chen Shih Chiew. 15—15. 15—11. A: Chow Shi Lin beat Soh
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    107 16 Reuter. The foi lowing are the results of the July Shoot: NETT CUP:—R. S. M. F. H. Carpenter, R E. 33 32 31 96 Ist Capt. H. E. Pike. R.E. 33 32 27 92 2nd. HANDICAP CUP:—Abdullah, Sgt No. 685, Johore Bahru Police 75 f 23.010 98.010
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    563 16 Results Of Open Medal Bogey Competitions THE open medal and bogey compeLI tfOfUi which were played at the Singapore Go f Club over the week-end jesultcd as follows: The medal competition was played on Saturday and resulted in a wlii for Capt. C. K. Hamilton with a
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    311 16 Annual Meet Of A.C.S., Bedong THE Anglo-Chinese School, Bedong (Kedah) held their third annual athletic sports meet and garden party on Friday, Aug. 24 and in response to invitations issued by the Headmaster and staff of the school, a large gathering was present. A programme of 27 Items
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    100 16 Scores At The Clos" Play London. Aug THE following are tlv c\o< scores in the Enp! Crickct championshtn to-day: Warwick v. Worcester At Birmingham—no play. iaii Essex v. Derby At Chelmsford —Derby to wickets for 20?. Essex 102 for four wickd> Gloucester v. Somerset At Bristol—Gloucest t r
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    INDIA BEAT THE "WORLD"
    167 18 Thrilling Polo At Hurlingham London, July 7. I>fDIA beat the World at polo when at r,ha 12th annual Indian Empire and iiast?rn garden party held at the Hurtaghani Club they won the Indian Princes' Challenge Shield by nine goals to seven in a thrilling match. Th?
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    MELBOURNE CUP PROSPECTS
    774 18 Sylvandale's Chances i LIKELY CANDIDATES; FOR HANDICAP THE Melbourne Cup weights are out, and, judging by the lower scale, the handicappers agree that there is not a horse of the calibre of Pelter Pan engaged this year. They are, however, unanimous that Sylvandale is the best stayer
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    153 18 VARSITY CRICKET TENNIS Curious Things About These Talents ATHER universities than Oxford or v Cambridge play cricket and tennis, notably those belonging to the Universities Athletic Union. But there are some curious things about these talents in the universities referred to. The leading cricket university in th»i North of England
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    KEEN & ENJOYABLE SPORTS
    488 18 KEEN ENJOYABLE SPORTS Japanese Athletes l n Action Singapore, Monday. EfEEM and enjoyable sport, fostered h by the spirit of friendly rivalry "iat prevai'ed, the unbounded enthu--.'asm ol the large crowd of specta'OiS. tn-rtly Japanese whe lined the four Pi'dea of the ground, and the ider! wather that prevailed till-Just
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    MALAYAN STUDENTS AT HOME
    247 18 Tennis Tournament With Siamese (By Air Mail* (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 17. CIAMESE .students beat Malayan stu- dents by 5 matches to 2 in a tournament in London which yielded some lawn tennis of a high order. Under the auspices of the Victoria League.
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    312 18 Triangular Badminton Tourney 'h rovi Our Own Conespondcnti Malacca. Monday TN the presence of a large which included the Hon Mr G f Bryant, the Resident Councillor, an a hi bit ion game between Misses Lilian Tj and Grace Tan (Singapore ar.d Huaa Shu Yuan and Yoong
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    836 19 Round The World IMPRISONED IN MANCHUKO Sydney, July 2. fOUNG woman who has cramm--1 adventure into hei F v ~h a sensational novel, 7 h t talked with princes and JV beeu imprisoned by Chinese ISers created honorary colonel of lEssiai regiment, and seen Mus--s£i smile, arrived
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    367 19 The Latest List FAMOUS "ACES" PROMOTED vy JL JL4 (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 22. fighters have been selected for high command in the latest list of new R.A.F. appointments. Air Marshal Philip Bennet Joubert de la Ferte is transferred from
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