Malaya Tribune, 4 August 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIII.- -No. 182. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, Aug. 4, 1936. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1936. FIVE CENTS
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      732 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya if MASONITE I I mum,, TERMITE TREATED wk*.~m*-+m~ II Alt II WOO I) would make U tougher? r™1 ,ifcc smooth as glass defies heat aah water. "Zl z£ t Here', how t Clean wood *f Masonite Iresdwood, of course. l/m? r M 1
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      7 1 THE'NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The TRIBUNE
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES FIGHT AGAINST SUBSIDIES
    1526 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES FIGHT AGAINST SUBSIDIES Education Conference A NEW PROTECTION PLAN AN Empire-wide system of protection for shipping, applied irT every port of the British Commonwealth and covering goods as well as the ships which carry them This is the only "argument" said Sir Charles Hipwood, director of the
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      395 2 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore 1936. CHITRAL 15.000 Aug. 14 BHUTAN 6,100 Aug. 21 RANPURA 17,000 Aug. 2£ BEHAR 6,000 Sept. RAWALPINDI 17,000 Sept 11 SOUDAN 6,500 Sept. 22 CORFU 15,000 Sept 26 RANCHI 17,000 Oct f BURDWAN 6,070 Oct. 22
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      42 2 O. S. K. REDUCED FARE TO ENGLAND VIA AFRICA, RETURNING TO SINGAPORE VIA SUEZ £103-8-0 Up Fare provides Singapore Africa O.S.K. Cabin Class; Africa England Union Castle 2nd Class; LondonSingapore N.Y.K. 2nd Class. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, Apply to O.S.K. PASSAGE DEPT., Singapore.
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      629 2 N. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang; jOgSSS Aden, Port Said, Marseille* ft Gibraltar s.s. SUWA MARU Aug. s.s. FUSHIMI MARU Aug. 20 tt£. HAKOZAKI MARU Sept. 3 Rates to Lst Class tod Class Natfes $497 $540 $317 $343
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      393 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorshlps Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M S Sham BORINGIA 18-8 18-8 19-8 21-8 frhta 8-9 8-9 9-9 11-9 LALANDIA 29-9 29-9 30-9
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      441 2 STEAMER SAILINGS w NORDDEUTsrHFIt Oneorporuuu „i Germany i The undernoted are the r Intended fixtures:— m Pany OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG. Stf\v, NORTH CHINA JAPANL D li S'por, 19J3. 5 "DONAU" for Manila, ii, kong, Shanghai, Non China Japan Aag 2s HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG *\n BREMEN:— "TRAVE" also calls
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    111 3 V) CHANGE INVALIDS j inII Tune Prevails All Round y.'Mhcial Correspondent) MMMjMH-e. Tuesday morning. III'BBER -6Vit cts.. unchanged. AbrV' T**: Dull Vu V rk: Ib 'a cts., unchanged. lone: Very Dull. 11,r mui K«.*f httrf reopened with MM|:u;illy unchanged and (V,.u being shuvro by any trade. i
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    LONDON RUBBER
    272 3 |>u*iiuss On A Moderate Scale MEtfgRS Uu't- Peat Lid Luitdon 'rC Oil July 21 a-S foUoWol ii: •»;ot: There is little to report tvk Buxiuees has been on a vr.itc r-.rid valuer are a frao•r.o: Jworr Tl>r Ahutk'ijii riuures •j» JiiTr have i-omc to hand and as exjftifd
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1507 3 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following share quotation* are issued by Fraser and Co. and LyaU and Evatt:— e-vHHer l^»tl Ll N^« 4- 3,6 2 9 3 6 4. tl 5 KmnUlinl! 27- 29 > 26 > 28tl /V 52- 55- 55- 576 51 Wei.u 100 ,65
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    SUDAN'S FOREIGN TRADE
    105 3 Cairo. AN increase in the foreign trade of Sudan is recorded for the first four months of 1936. During this period, the total increase in imports and exports was £636,569, compared with the corresponding period last year. Total imports amounted to £1,939.946, against £1.450,800 for the same
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    MERCHISTON RUBBER ESTATE
    653 3 Dividend Of Three Per Cent. Tlifc. twenty* fourth annual general meeting of Mci'chlston Rubber Estate. Ltd.. was; held In London on July 22 Mr. Francis Edward Mugiure (the chuirman > presided The Chairman said You will have I seen in the directors' report that Mr. E. L
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    SOUTHERN KINTA
    195 3 Big Increase In Profits Last Year WET profit of Southern Kinta ConsoL--1 dated totalled £336 550 in the year to March 31 last—an increaj.* r.f £182.101 on the figure of £154.449 earned t>i the previous period. January 12. :934 to March 31. 1935. As already announced, dividends fr
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    69 3 During the week ending J U 1 V 25 ex C^en?oT r Europe' t0 the a J66 '2 per cent eases to Canada. 1.650 (4 per cent.) cases elsewhere tJPSi eXpoi ts for tne P Jan lto July 25 were 1.701.780 cases or an aver age of 56.726
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      145 3 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. •I In England) MNGAPOEI BRANCH: r D Al »eida Street. •tttbjfced and Suoscribed Pajd-Sr m £2.000.000 OFFICE: LONDON 000 H BRANCHES: Madm a Calcutta Col °mbo. Karachi. En \JT r ii Ba ghdad Bahrein, CURRFVT k Ao^ oSul and Singapoie. opened and terrrs* tn hi 0n
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      97 3 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (incorporated in the S.S.) 31-A. Chulia Street, (Bonham Building) Singapore, auwjonsed Capital $4.000.00 l issued, Subscribed and Paid Up $1,000,00« Telegraphic Address: TYEHUBANK Telephone Nos:— M 62, 5183, 9184, 5185 »186. Board of Directors: Wee Kheng Chiang, Esq., Chairman. Khoo Beng Cheang, Esq., Deputy Chionh
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      510 3 VOl<ON/Xl>16 <i,pll»l lull? re» lH0.0H«.«»u »«.>moav. Lerlln. c?u< N«nbur8. N^n^-^M NonoliUl: Ixin6on. 1x>a v,!,ll 08»tl». l»«u-lH. ?eip1n6. liw 6e L»n k'rznciseo. 5em<» Leaiile. 8n»N8N2l. «ourndzy» T'londHln. I'oKvo. I'olcvo noucnl». Lanelco^ Nl»nlc vuvii 2n6 receives tor col <llan 8lll« 6l Lxcnanze. I«ue8 Oraldz T'eieernpnie »ns l^eU^l^ l 5l-«zit on aoove plaees
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    MARKET LIST
    352 4 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore. July 31 MEAT 32 I Beef, sieak. kati Bee!, atew or curry Filler. steak, per lb Mutton, Australian, per lb Pork, lean katl Pnrk, lruft and la' ,l l <l ,|,,,u >' PGUL'I FY Capo»u>< locally r*-in»-<>». •"•au Dudtt, «acli Fowls, katl Hea>
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      984 4 Alpecin Students are coached up for London Chamber of Commerce, Institute of Bookkeepers, London. Jr. Sr. Cambridge Examinations. CAMBRIDGE. LONDON TLTORICAL HOME. Removed to No. 1, Niven Boad. SINGAPORE. SUCCESS GUARANTEED, Few shiliuigs monthly; Tuition by post: Accountancy, Secretaryship, Architecture, Engineering »all branches i Matriculation, Cambridge, Commercial Examinations. Write to
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      617 4 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. Proposal to change ship's Name. I. Choo Lye Huat hereby give notice that I have applied to the Board of Trade MMfrt Section 47 of the Merchant Snipping Act, 1894 for permission to change the name of the steam launch "Kwong Wah Cheong" OtT: No. 429 to
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      275 4 VULCAIN mm M. C. C SWISS MADE WATCHES FOR BEAUTY ACCURACY A wide and varied selection on display. Moderately Priced.^ 429, North Bridge Road (Near Middle Road). The above have no connection whatsoever with any other Clock and Watch Dealers or Repairers. Ps Pmxc ens CAFE RESTAURANT FOR EXCELLENCE OF
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      201 4 f I FEARED j J ftred pains after eating. V\ A y uws uMrried fur fear j& a* 1 of a serious chronic ail- £jr\S I sffr^ y men; "'"ywjjj BUT It Was Only ACID STOMACH j I c UJ!• J 9 few *T/u'n rrcd that distress after "Voir, ft
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    ENCHANTED PALACE OF RIVIERA
    562 5 fystory Villa" ,H CHATEAU DE ritoitizoN (juli'e Juan. oi some enehanied i he hat can De L'Horiii,v intended to nrmi holiday. i'-way between the ii)ifi'<jßr-bmches of Juan- i, jurt'sof sun-bronz-:|p. more sedate resorts i .pn ty is a veritable i ho shade. of pine lie deep
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    COUNSEL SAYS HE WAS INSULTED
    347 5 Case Transferred From A "Contentious Atmosphere" 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru.. AN application was made this mon mg in the Supreme Court, Johore Bahru, before Mr. Justice J. V. G Mi!' by Mr. J. M. Lahiri on behalf of on t Mohamed Hussein bin
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    RATTLESNAKE AS BED-FELLOW
    62 5 Becoming tired as they trudged along the dusty highway. Messrs. Pearl Milk 1 and Ransom Blackwell stretched them- selves out under the shade of a tre° near Ccrro Gordo, North Carolina and fell asleep. When they awoke, they were startled to find a five-foot rattleshakc coiled between
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      154 5 .J. SPECIAL OFFER IN COMMEMORATION OF OUR 2ND ANNIVERSARY j Ist to 31st August j We offer you for selection the choice of hundreds of the newest J 3 and best materials for all occasions, in every texture and j S colour which is produced by the foremost makers of
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      900 5 OPEN UTTER TO PAtINTI Dear Sir or M.rJam, Who. your children fir., .mred th.y brought with them wonderful lo< of .u»«hine. Utn yno haram. ,ro,,d o( the intelligence the, displayed, hut .till Ut.r you became amious Mto what would Imon.e ol them in the 1u1u,.. Perh.p. y.u aouou. when you
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping VESSELS ARRIVED
    74 6 Reynot; Netherlands; 1,432 tons; f ,rom Cheribon 3 8 to Cheribon 6.8. Muinam; Danish; 1,739 tons; from Amoy 4.8 to Penang 6.8. Kola; British; 729 tons; from Bangkok 4.8 to Bangkok 8.8. Maliella; Norwegian; 840 tons; from Bangkok 3.8 to
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    THE HARBOUR
    127 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Smgapoie, Aug. 4. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Kota Inten 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Marechal JofTre 18; Antenor 14; Kedah 11: Katong 9; Japanese Prince 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Dalia 30; Taybank 34. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    78 6 Penang, Siam, Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine, Egypt, Ea-st and South Africa, (I. Britain, Ireland, Europe, Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Medan. Jask, Bushire, Amsterdam and London: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. to-morrow. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 a.m.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    77 6 Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantasi to-day. Time of delivery at 4.05 p.m. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands to-day. Time of delivery at 1.40 p.m Mails expected from Holland and Germany by M. V. St. Aldcyonde to-day. Mails expected fiom Europe
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    28 6 The s.s. Burgenland for Philippine Islands. Mails previously announced as closing at 1 p.m. on Aug. 3 will now close at 3 p.m. on Aug. 4.
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    VERY THOUGHTFUL
    42 6 Leonard Roberts, aged 85. of Perry, New York, has just completed his own coffin. A carpenter by tiade. he thought this would be a good way ol using his spare time. He has also prepared his own funeral oration. TVM
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    Money Market
    202 6 SELLING Singapore, Aug. 4. London 4 months' sight 2,4 jfe London 3 months' sight London GO days' sight 2 4 3J32 London 30 days' sight 2 4 332 London demand 2 4 110 London T.T. m *_tf Lyons and Paris demand 885 Hamburg demand *JJ New York demand
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    103 6 London. July 31. Paris 76 5 32. J Athens 527. sellers. New York 5.01 9 16. Bucharest 674. Montreal 5.01 3 4 sellers. Brussels 29.76. Geneva 15 35. Geneva 15 38. Belgrade 219. Amsterdam 7.38 I Montevideo 38 15 10 Milan 63 V sellers official. Berlin 12.46. Buenos
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    FILTHY LUCRE
    57 6 The less money one nas, the safer one is from disease, to judge- from an mvestigation carried out in Japan. It showed that banknotes carry more bacteria than silver or nick.*! coins. The average 10-yen »12 .'hilling: note was found i o carry 54 bacteria, while small fMver
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    AMUSEMENTS
    112 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Captain Jam Shirley Temple 6.15 and 9 CAPITOL.—"FoIIow The and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION.—"Forget Me N and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH Ec; Hindustani. 6.15 and 9 15 p GREAT WOftLJJ.—CuOairc L Side-shows, Malay Operas, Cninea yangs, Cinemas: Globe Th Return of Chandu" and the Deep'"—7.ls and 9.30 p m wEW WOKLo.—cuoiiic
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      356 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J) TO-NICHT ORCHESTRAL CONCERT I SPECIAL DINNER DANCE 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. I (formal) 9.45 to midnight AND CABARET ATTRACTION RENEE and RAME FAMOUS CONTINENTAL CHARACTER ACROBATIC DANCERS, NON-DINERS $1.00 ■1 Lfl EXCELLENT CUISINE COURTESY COMFORT *****114* AND SERVICE. AFTERNOON-TEAS A SPECIALITY B. POPULAR PRICES. Radio and
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      269 6 Vigour Restored, Glands Made Young In 24 Hours It la no longer necessary to suffer from losa of vigour and manhood, waak memory and body, nervousness, lmpura blood, sickly skin, depression, and poor sleep, because an American Doctor baa discovered a quick, easy way to and these troubles. This discovery
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      302 6 Don't risk your heolth and comfort by accepting worthless insecticides" or imitations that masquerade under the V (nome of Hit. Remember--mere IS erdy one Flit. Rit is sold only in the yellow I S&mV tin with the soldier and black band t*^^4BHH -sealed to prevent fraudulent refillms 1 LMfiß^ss^ Will
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      107 6 I Postal Intelligence $~r~ SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO- DAY Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe and Siak (Hong Kwong) 3 p.m. Netherlands Indies, Bagan and Selat Pandjang (Hong Thong I 3 p.m. Bengkalis and Laboean Bilik (M. S. Kampart 3 p.m. Philippine Islands (Burgenland) 3 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East
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      215 6 Diary of the Day m I WHAT'S ON^ Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY AUG 4 High Tides:—ll.sl a.m.. 8 ft p.m., 10 ft., 3 ins. Football: S.A.F.A. Div v "Skins" 11, Gilman Bar. Canning v. S.C.F.A. ii g Harbour Boaid ground TO-MORROW. AUG o High Tides:—ll.2o a.m.. 10 12.20
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    NOVELIST IN LOVE TANGLE
    239 7 DISCLOSURES IN A SUIT THA T FAILED l(l «knK-nt: that complicated a novelist's marriage were I,' <t a ,i extraordinary story told in the Divorce Court. \iu r hearing about I hem, Mr. Justice Bucknil! decided u K reluctance" that hi could not grant a decree
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    ASKED FOR DISCRETION
    469 7 AdmiiU'd Adultery With Two Men y Mis admitted adultery with ikoniriss and Wyndham Lewis, and, in Set m it. asked for the Court's dU> S be exercised in her favour. Bk pieadHl thai she wished to re- denied adultery with Young; also thai she had brought the;
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    RESULT OF KINDNESS
    496 7 ""t Mtarhnicnl In Thr fe.... I! ®n« jn 'i'-iiou o! 11» i? continued Mr BucKiuli. Mr. Brownrigg, who i r iuj. n V oune man and foui 11 >•<«», >iiMciij, ippt3i'- Ed on the scene. He had been a friend of Mr. Mais oclore the war, and
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    WANTED TO MARRY
    230 7 Bewail To Look l* or Another 'Man Jti 1931, Mr. WyntUiam ha.ms lolv her. Mrs. Mats s\.i* placed in a very awkward position, fthe had only allowance a> Mr, Mil. could mane hei nnd she began !o look about tor another man lu support her. In September.
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    "SPIRITUAL DANGER" TO CHILDREN
    184 7 Church Protest To German Youth Leader Berlin. A PROTEST against the oath which German boys and girls have to take when they join the Hitler Youth and ether Nazi youth organisations has been made by the German Confessional (Opposition) Church to Herr Baldur Yon Schirach, the
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      72 7 m s j MILK AT ITS BEST j j SINGAPORE'S FA YOU HI TE BR AXD j j Happy Hours in Baby Land j 2 Blue Cross Milk Is Especially Made For Babies. It ConS tains The Nourishing And Essential Ingredients Baby S Specialists Recommend. Be Sure You Get Blue
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      362 7 Ripple ji Vellum BIG VAI.I'E ji THE RIPPLE VELLUM Woy Contains over 100 sheets of writing paper, ruled. Has a surface of difi- rkOi?XT>C tinctive character. tltltri o price 25 ctS, each. COTTON VESTS Ribbid Style. Round Ajbfi* Neck, sleeveless or short 'vffft* sleeves. Excellent value. >'- ikL WiU waBh
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      272 8 v PACKED HOUSES AT EVERY SHOW HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE COMING BACK TWICE TO SEE IT! j THAT'S THE PROOF OF THE GREAT SUCCESS OF SHIRLEY'S GRANDEST PICTURE lust ALHAMBRA j few j I I SCREENINGS! LIFE ISjSWEETEST AND COMPLETE ST SHIRLEY'S HERE I And you'll love hot mors than i
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      279 8 Follow the Cars! Follow the Crowds "FOLLOW THE FLEET!" SEVENTH DAY! Don't miss this grand rollicking AST A IREROGERS Comedy I CAPITOL I iff \^wmt* P C M OT 'c by IRVING BERLIN LAST NIGHT IK)N'T MISS IT No Thriller Ever made can compare with thN! More Sensational than "The
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      263 8 GigiTlhe world s greatest tenor. is seen for the grsi !uil( screen in this glorious story ol song and love. His rich i tn(l will hold you spell bound, and the beautiful melodic Jg /Jjj you for days afterwards. A LONDON FILM PRODUCTION TORN APART ON THEIR WEDDING NIGHT rflrx
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    ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE THING
    655 9 <2N»l>1lX M ARS' OLD SAFE ROBBERY 1 recalled (Ity Aif Mail) I.otidon, July 22. ,j(i Uailcy jury listened to the story of a ±'4,665 ~i 11»»• words of counsel, remained lor two u.rpws ilile thing, the perfect crime." K tti Horn the yafe in the cashier's office
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    SECRETED IN CELLAR
    460 9 Money The Police Could Not Find Collingwood. in the witness-box, declared that Baiond's story was true with regard to Harris, but not with regard to himself. He denied that he had any of the stolen money. Salond put a lot ol money in a safe deposit at
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    BABY BORN IN COURT
    114 9 Belgrade. A mother accused of niurdering her newly born child has proved W .1» nocence of the erine by giving birth to the infant during her trial. Savka Kostadinovitch, aged 26 was accused by her neighbours of killing her baby The police were informed, and when
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    ASSASSIN KILLS WRONG MAN
    273 9 Crashed Axe Into Half Dead Man's Brain <!t<, lNll torm .n l "l >)V Nil- «e pul, cn m<'M«nl 111» l'!">> cluv/n NrlVliv cm lNc> l"N<» It v»? nn expensive l-r > ,,.„.c1 l»l ln tnr lic» r'<. l,c «cen un<l 2N<< n-l- d. ».n N2ll8en
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      91 9 Jj. Great Eastern j' j Optical Co. j 275, South Bridge Road, S i Tel: No. 2164 S 206, South Bridge Road. I Tel: No. 6844. I Optician:—C. Y. FAN. J Charges cheaper than anywhere. (■ItEAT WORLD GLOBE THEATRE 7.15 P.M TO-NIGHT 9.30 P.M. DOUBLE FEATURES wvomn RETURN OF CHANDU"
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      112 9 Correct to a hair Nothing contributes more to a wellgroomed appearance than a vigorous, cared-for head of hair. A few drops of 'Vaseline' Hair Tonic applied every morning will impart a sheen, keep unruly hairs in place. See to the health of your scalp, too, for an abundant, soft growth
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      154 9 Don't leave it until Too Lale! ARRANGE YOUR PARTIES and BOOK NOW for The Outstanding Screen Occasion of the era! (A PITOL Wednesday Au>r. 12th. Note Commencing Times:— 2.15 5.45 9.30 1 lIOHM K'S Mil HROMAT Ic'mOUTHOIU;ANS/ :^J3fci y Jt fii ot's embodying 4 chromatic octaves, j standard Type $4.-and
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      117 9 r Heard the CIGARETTE 'Yes, Marcovitch have brought to Malaya a standard sized edition of their BLACK WHITE cigarettes 9 'Seen them? Here's one 9 'I've tried them. Just the same as their big cigar el I < 8 amt tobaccos. same blendbut only 46 cents for a fifty tin.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH
    73 10 MRS. TAN KIM TIAN nee Low Yeok Neo passed away peacefully at her residence. No. 44 Craig Road, at 11 a.m., on Sunday. She leaves besides her husband. 3 sons. Boon Hock. Swee Teck and Swee Thye. 1 daughter, 1 adopted son Swee Tiong, 3 adopted daughters
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    "NO MORE WAR"
    764 10 the fourth is a date written indelibly on the memory of the British people. It was on that day, twenty-two years ago, that the Empire entered the Great War, the "war to end war," and after four and a half years of Khastiy struggle and anguish emerged
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    SINGAPORE TEACHERS
    157 10 Dramatic And Musical Presentations THE Dramatic Section of the Singapore Teachers* Association will give its dramatic and musical presentations at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday, Aug. 6. at 9.15 p.m. Much work and training have been put in by members of the section and an enjoyable two-hour programme
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    CHINESE IN SAMOA
    28 10 Government's Repatriation Decision Reuter. Wellington. Aug. 3 The Government Intends to repatriate all Chinese, other than coolie labour. introduced into Samoa during the previous administration.—Reuter
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    ADMIRALTY CHANGES
    34 10 Reuter. London, Aug. 3. Engineer Rear-Admiral George Preece has been appointed Engineer-in-Chief the J le et w th the rank of Engineer vice-Admiral m succession to Engineer Vice-Admiral Sir Harold Brown Reuter.
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    Untitled
    26 10 Mr. W. Maenss. Consul-General for Germany, has returned from his leave pi absence and has resumed charge of 'r*? local German Consulate-General as from Aug. 3.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS August The Fourth
    258 10 NOTES COMMENTS August The Fourth *UG. 4, 1936, is the twenty-second anniversary of the British ultimatum to Germany, an ultimatum which had world-wide repercussions. It did not produce jazz, for that was rearing its grotesque head before the Sarajevo spark which set the whole world in a blaze, but it
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    The Colonial Empire
    312 10 JN its Weekly Radio Notes to-mo;row the Malaya Tribune will publish, by kind permission of the British Broadcasting Corporation, a full report of a I talk from the Empire Station by Professor R. Coupland, C.1.E., on "The British Empire as a World Society. The talk was inspired
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    Up To Scratch
    189 10 results were six* the M.A.H.A. Exhibition a i a:.„ outcome of the policy of instruction lo smallholders inaugurated by the Bri two years ago, regarding the production of rubber sheet. In previous exhibitions this bad been of a very poor quality, as the judges ba| been forced
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    154 10 JHE Malayan Police Magazine records that the F.M.S. Police Force was constituted forty years ago. and is thus, according to Malay reckoning, celeorating its jubilee. It was formed out of the four State forces of Perak. Selangor, Sungei Ujong and Pahang. It is interesting, says the magazine,
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    305 10 By "Looker On" JT seems that several seaside hotels have a book in which the grumbles oi guests can be recorded. A kind of whine list Travellers in the desert often dare not sleep for fear of being buried in <he sand, and, of course, the
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    THREE POWERS INTERVENING IN SPANISH REVOLT? GERMAN SAILORS LANDED
    324 11 RUSSIANS SENDING MONEY FOURTEEN ITALIAN WAR PLANES FOR REBELS vqU OWING the report that four French bombing planes have been supplied to me Spanish Government (in reto an urgent appeal) it is stated that fourteen Italian nlanes have been sent to
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    MOSCOW DEMONSTRATION
    62 11 'Wst Against Fascist Interference In Spa n Reuter Moscow. Aug, 3 ,r that to-day was one m the history of rack Unionists demon'll l'» ct Square £.s a protes* «IN wlciirttmiv Dy Italian and Ger- Spanish democracy. Ir 7'' in Moscow Pr> r MiOsrribc* half per cent 11
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    GERMAN SAHORS LANDED
    416 11 Reuter Wireless. («IhraUar» Aur, 4. ifllu station lists an"i "ti'V'! ,lftM,rrs a "d crew IdUit ';iu!«-shi|> Dcutsrh'•»iMiinx* thctc. —llcuier. Hivi-. Barcelona, Aug. 4 anrt the infnmi |m»k4« ioils Arauon 'nmkm ,S the- planes *»*u* «h< '•»talr\ trying to make an encircling movement. It is stated that a
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    HERR W, WOHLFAHRT
    58 11 ~r« N»r Ol Zeiss ikon In •Singapore ijJiixapore. Tuesday. M| r VVl)l. ■>> a,,i s M'Mifehrf,, a director of *►>, It '"-man camera Arm of of the Dresden *i:»• i, 1,4 > '•<' is in Singapore l "i will J J trip in connecHr v,"i t t<
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    LATE FOR COURT
    176 11 Accused Who Was Delayed At Lawyer's Singapore. Tuesday. MR. A. D. York, the third Magistrate, has a sharp way of dealing with accused who do not attend at the fixed time. This morning when the names oi F. T. Bartells and Chua Moi Sai wer called, it
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    SMASH AND GRAB RAID
    452 11 Soldiers Plead Guilty MAGISTRATE DEFERS SENTENCE Singapore, Tuesday. THE sequel to the window smashing incident at the premises of Messrs. Ellison S. Ezekiel Co., Capitol Buildings, during the early hours of the morning of July 18 was heard this morning before Mr. L. B. Gibson, in
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    STILL HOPE OF PEACE
    336 11 IN KWANGSI Meeting Of Leaders Suggested Reuter. Nanking, Aug. 3. EVIDENTLY still hopeful of a peaceful settlement of the Nan-king-Kwangsi imbroglio, the Government has sent instructions to the Cantonese troops operating against the rebels in Western Kwangung to remain on the defensive, according to reports in
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    50 11 Germans Welcomed By Rebels Reuter. Tangier, Aug. 4. THE German battleship Deutschland and the destroyer Luch were greeted very enthusiastically on their arrival at Ceuta. Ships in harbour gave a salute of guns. Gen. Franco, rebel leader, received the German staff officers from the warships at the palace.—Reuter.
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    16 11 Rotarian A. K. Surrattee will address the Rptarv Club of Singapore to-movrow, on ''R-fitarV And Islam."
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    EX-CANTON CHIEFS HERE
    350 11 Mystery Solved GOING TO EUROPE ON HOLIDAY Suigupmu, Tuesday. 4 MYSTERY vvao solved on Lourd 1 the M,M. liner Mareclial Jo/lie this morning. It was the mystery surrounding the movements of two former leading Canton officials who letireti from the political limelight following the overthrow of General
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    MAN SEIZED BY CROCODILE
    242 11 GRIM FIGHT Struggle For Life In Muar River (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. 3. A REMARKABLE slory of how Malay fisherman named Abdullah bin Abas escaped from ths jaws of a crocodile after a terrific struggle with it in the shallow water in a
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      200 11 LOOK vr TIIAT ۩LD HE ARTE D TYKE "1 new accompanied 4 he Mem lo the ice-chest in vain She would look doubtfully at a fair-sized remnant of a joint, sniff it, and then throw it to me. Now that darned 11 .M.V. terrier has come into the house, I
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    Highway Robbery In Singapore DRIVER BOUND & GAGGED
    234 12 Highway Robbery In Singapore DRIVER BOUND GAGGED CAR STOLEN Culprits Said To Be Europeans Singapore. Tuesday. AN amaxin; case of highway robbery. in which two European.»» nre aliened to have bren involved, occured 3bout 1 o'vloek this morning. The victim, a Chinese taxi-driver, was bound, gauged and robbed of abnut
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    TENNIS BALLS AND LIONS
    183 12 Effective Way To Drive Away The Animals Sydney, N.S.W., July 23. Visitors to Teronga Park Zoological Gardens. Sydney, may be puzzled by seeing the keeper throw tennis balls at the lions in the new pit. The explanation is simple. The lions used to pass the time
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    PENAL REFORM
    236 12 Women Offenders In Australia Sydney, N.S.W., Juiy 22. jHE opening of a new block of build tugs at Long Bay gaol, near Sydney, at an early date promises to mark an important development in Denal reform for women are first offenders, and other types of female prisoners who,
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    21 12 The Rev Father Edmond, Vicar of St. Anthony's Church. Teluk Anson, is away on the Cameron Highlands to attend the Retreat.
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION AT SEGAMAT
    504 12 Labourer's Story Of Night Visit fFrom Our Own Corrcxpandrnt) J oil ore Bahrii, Aug. 3 THE police Court Segumat. was packed to capacity «his nrnnins with Chinese, when the hcttrin.- wu> begun before Ungkit L-miall Inn Abdul Pahman of a rase in whleh iwu Chinese named
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    JAPANESE DEMANDS
    160 12 Plain-Cloth"s Men Killed By Guards Shahg'nui, Aug 4. THE Japanese Chief of Special Attaint at Knlgan has presented the following c'ermvnds lo General Liu Ju the c; over nor ol Charhar: 1. Chinese most co-operate wun Japanese in Charhar. 2. Aii anti-Japanese troops mast be withdrawn from Charhar.
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    JAPANESE JURIES TO GO?
    166 12 Ten Years Experiment A Failure Kobe. Japan. Japan is likely to abolish the jury system next year, judicial officials, at a joint conference agreeing that it has been a failure. Only 442 prisoners have elected to oe tried by jury in the ten years of the
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    M.A.H.A. EXHIBITION AWARDS
    612 12 Further Results MALAYAN GROWN CROPS (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. THE M.A.H.A. Exhibition attracted large crowds all day and particular interest was shown in the art section, the vegetables and fruit and village industries. The principal agricultural and art awards have already been published. Below
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    THE CAT SHOW
    266 12 Three Spcc'al Pii/Cb To Mrsu Gordon The following axe the prize TOuwnsin the cat section. the "nidging 01 whirh took place this mornlnii. A* there were nu entries r«eclV6d tlw CIiWS for pur bred eai<- other lhan S*uwe-v. the silvei cup donated by Dr Gabi'lc! lot 'hf*
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    VAST NEW POST OFFICE PLANS
    937 12 PUTTING THE WORLD THE TELEPHONE (P»v Air Mail) London. r,,iv qpiIIS j'ear will l»o an important one in the hixntry Office. I propose that capital expenditure shall bp inrrwi* rl i•• a figure which is a record in Post Office history. The success of the
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    AN ACQUITTAL
    75 12 Singapore, Tuesday. On instruction received from the Deputy Public Prosecutor, the case against Morris Alahendra was withdrawn this morning and an acquittal was recorded b yf v A. D. York, the Third Magistrate. Alahendra first appeared on July 28 on a charge of criminal breach of trust of
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    SUBMERGED BOAT
    40 12 Singapore Tuesday. The master of the 8.1 has reported the discover: submerged fishing boa* deg. N. and Long 101.224 E is dangerous to na,vigat:or The Karapara put int i Si morning and is tying Singapore Harbour Board wharves
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    Abyssinians Attack Addis Ababa TOWN IN STATE OF SIEGE
    93 13 Abyssinians Attack Addis Ababa T OWN IN STATE OF SIEGE plane hit Italians Rushing Up Reinforcements Reuter. Paris. Aug. 3. Nh.ki is b*»ng besieged by rt »wu 'i •>( Abyssinians who are the eucalyptus groves 1 n it, man and frequently atiro.ii ilillVrent directions. ili.ti» garrison is constantly t( i;tn
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    78 13 Italian >!oloris>cd Column I )cst roved Reuter. Paris. Aug. 3. Uirther reports from the i: ii Italian garrison at i 3u miles from Addis ,rfucked by 2.000 tribesmen, ...utualiy beaten off. 3. n> column of sixteen lorries o have been ambushed and h'.k" :,d 200 native troops
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    POLICE BAND
    56 13 Police Band will play the followprogramme at Telok Ayer this aftera beginning at 5.30: March, "Voice of the Guns." Alford; are, The Mousme," Wood; Selec- r. of the Guard," Sullivan; ol Valses, The Golden Valse," Winter; Humorous Fantasy," Whimsies." arr. Alford; Elegie, Place," from the Suite "L0n- Eric
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    76 13 'From Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Aug. 3 The Malay community of Segamat will be entertaining the Hon. Inch. Onn bin Jaffar to a dinner at th? Segamat Club on Aug. 6 in honour Oi his having been appointed an unofficial member of the Council of State, Jchore.
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    AT THE CINEMA
    93 13 "Mid-Summer Night's Dream 9 At The Ritz "A Mid-Summer Night's Dream." the well-known Shakespearean play, shown at the Ritz cinema. Geylang. last night drew a large audience. The picture is shown at the second house, and some of the well-knovvn cinema stars." such as James Cagney. E
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    FORMER RESIDENT RETURNS
    431 13 Mr. H. Zacharias MALAYA ESSENTIALLY THE SAME (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. ''MALAYA has not changed in essentials during the last 20 years. In the less mater.alistic tilings it might have. But it is definitely the same old place," said Mr. Hans Zacharias, a fcrmer
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    COAL HANDLING AT SINGAPORE
    93 13 Mechanical Plant For New Wharvss THE Singapore Harbour Board nave decided to instal mechanical coal handling plant on the new wharves now under construction and the order for the plant has been placed with Messrs. Fraser and Chalmers Engineering Works Erith. Kent. The plant will be
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    G. H. KIAT AND CO.
    38 13 Move To New Promises In Robinson Road The well-known mm of booksellers, stationers, etc.. G. H. Kiat and Co.. has movtd from Coilyer Quay to new premises at 6 and 8. Robinson Road.
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    SYRIAN CHRISTIAN UNION
    76 13 The fifth annual general meeting of the Syrian Christian Union, Singapore, v/ 511 be held at Nc. I. Short Street on Saturday, Aug 8, at 5.30 p.m. The following business will be discussed. 1», To confirm the minutes of the last annual general meeting, (2), To pass
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    TRAGEDY OF UNEMPLOYMENT
    70 13 Dayton, Ohio. Welter Johnson, aged 42, met four of his seven children as they came home from school, took them upstairs and killed them near where he had chocked their mother to death 48 hours earlier. Then he shot and killed himself. The man recently returned to
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    Another Malayan Tennis Title Goes To Ceylon GARRISON LEAGUE SOCCER
    269 14 Gunners Beaten By Only Goal Singapore. Tuesday. A SINGLE goal scored in the second half by the Middlesex decided their Garrison League match against the Royal Artillery at Giilman Barracks yesterday. More goal > would undoubtedly have been scored by
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    CHINESE ASSOCIATION
    128 14 Results Of Tennis Billiards Tournaments The following tiet were played off last week: TENNIS DOUBLES HANDICAP:—Dr. Loh Poon Up and Tan Huek Hye (—9) beat Lim Boon Soon and Tok Bewg ChUan 1 31 7 5. (i 3; Dr P. K. C. Tyau and Woon Chow Tat <—21)
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    NEGRO SPRINTER'S FINE RUNNING
    17 14 Jesse Owens, flic American Negro Hash, now winning honours at the Olympic Games
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    HENRY COTTON
    51 14 Wins Italian Open Golf Championship Renter. Sestricr iItaly», Aug 3. HENRY Cotton won the Italian Open Golf Championship with a score ol 68- -67- -67- -66=263. Joe Ezar, ot America, was runner-up, his score being 274. August Boyer was' third with 275 and Marcel D'Allemagne fourth with 285.—
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    THE OLYMPIC GAMES
    251 14 Hammer Event For Germany Berlin, Au?. "I Mt Olympic («antes were continued to-day in the presence of HO.OOO spectators, including Jlerr Hitler. I he filial of tin? 100 metres was won by the Negro runner, Jesse Owens (U.S.A.), with .Metcalfe (l.S.A.) second and (Holland) third. Owen's time
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    BRITAIN'S SOCCER TEAM
    299 14 Twenty-Two Amateur Players hosen 'l'hc following 22 amateur playeio have been chosen to represent Greac Britain at soccer in Olympic Games. Goalkeepers: H H. C. Hill «Yorkshire Amateurs», L T Huddle K'asuals» Full backs: G. G. Holmes Illord G. Roylance (Yorkshli' Amateuir). It P. Fulton 'Belfast Celtic»,
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    Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING
    33 14 The V.M.C.A. Swimming Carnival will be held on Saturday, Aug 29 at Fort Canning. Entries close cm Wednesday. Aug. 5 at 6 p.m. No late entries will bo accep f ed
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    H. C. SANSONI WINS MEN'S SINGLES
    471 14 FINAL RESULTS j Visitor's Devastating Form il'rr.iu Our Oicn Correspondent) Ipoh. An- 3 tyDIII ,hr Mabxart Tennis Single* titles havr gone to visitors this ycav lor the fitA tbre in mt hisjtoi> of ihc M, L.T A. championships. Yevtcrdaj Miss Sanson!, holder <•» the
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    THE SINGLES FINAL
    511 14 Tribute To Sansnni's Fine Play An outstanding feature of the Tournament was Ihat all the new chainDion;; of Feral; were in finals. II. C. .Sanson.' won two titles. He played three games yesterday, three sets in the Open Doubles SemiFnal in the morning. three sets in Moil's
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    A GAME DEVOID OF THRILLS
    443 14 Soccer In SELANGOR (ji R BEAT S.C.C. (From Our Own Ilr ])or:eri Kuala Lumpur. M onda> JJESPITL the fact that V playing with onh v erf throughout the game the Seb!2 Club were able to defeat thesS? pcif Cricket Club by twj nil on the
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    Malacca Avert An Innings Defeat SINGAPORE WIN BY 8 WICKETS
    1007 15 MSKARAN TAKES BOWLING HONOURS Monday. au (l «itkMi the rnnttm of iliH"' f Vinson de Silva. I G** 9 am Muthucumaru. > lh 1 KpJded a team sufficiently ,Malacca by eight 0m x wa day cricket match > ll,K u
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    219 15 Mixed Foursomes Competition THE Mixed Foursomes Competition was played on Sunday afternoon, and resulted in a win for Mr. and Mrs. I: G Staunton with a net score of 33%. 46 cards were taken out and the following returned. Mr. ft Mrs. E. G. Staunton 45 11%
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    110 15 Result Of July Ladies Foursome Competition The following were scores returned: Mrs. E. R. Lubbock and Miss B. H. Egger 46—16=30 Mrs. J. D. Mair and Mrs. E. Litchfield 43— 9=34 Mrs. W. Jones and Miss G. Farnell 50—1534=34' AUGUST LADIES SPOON The August Ladies Spoon (Bogey
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB
    75 15 Autumn Tennis Bowls Tournaments Singapore, Tuesday. THE entries for the Singapore Cricket Club's Autumn Tennis Tournament which dase to-day are quite satisfactory. Ihe tournament comprises the following events- Handicap Singles, Handicap Doubles and Profession Paris «Doubles». Forty-six entries have been received for the Handicap Singles, 33. couples
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    LAWN BOWLS
    28 15 Doubles Handicap Knock-Out Tournament Entlies for the S.C.C. Lawn Bowls Doubles Handicap Knock-Out Tournament also close to-day. So far 32 couples have entered for the tournament.
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    HULL CUP COMPETITION
    127 15 Police Defeat Pontian Bv Odd Goal I From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. 3. In the semi-final of the Hull Cup i Competition, the Police met Pontian on the Istana Padang, Johore Bahru. yesterday evening and won by 2—1. The game was last and interesting throughout.
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    FIVE WINNERS FOR VAN BREUKELEN
    931 16 THIRD DAY OF PENANG RACES (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Monday. THERE was a large crowd present for the last day of the Penan* TuU Club's Autumn Meeting in Penang to-day. The weather was fine and the going hard. Van Breukelen had a very successful
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    DRAWN MATCH
    167 16 dlan 1>?cM rmen At A CRfCKET match Association and gWl on ihc former stier this afternooi the R A F. being 49 H? vd four wickets in called. (< v>h en Brisbane of the Air v most successful b., and was unfortunate l 11 Has when he had
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    111 16 Women Slill Lack i Consistency I CTILL England's w ni w£n ye^ S l3Ck co While Kay s Round continue former has nev< she was when .she lc player. Mile. Jrdrezjm r bledon champion hip expect to win excei As Jar as the the Pole is more A
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    61 16 Cairns, Queensland, lab TWO Australasian 1 were established al the race tlfl cultural Show at Ca The midget pony. Ji which is only 12' nan ins beating his II 1 as ins The p.ew Austral horses was set up ir. Perry r>ut and Nelsons Quel n H
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    230 17 Mr. J. F. S. was going cheeriully about his daily work when he was suddenly stricken with stomach trouble that required weeks of medical attention. How he was eventually cured is best told by himself: "Just a few lines to say what great
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      1237 17 t a |ayan Listeners* Radio —*^7 H EMPIRE Z.H.W. HONGKONG BERLIN STATION A Vp \MMES 34 29 «8.750 kcs.) UJN 31.45 metres (9,540 kcs.), DJB pKO(»^ AiUi?A TO-DAY W 74 metres (15.200 kcs.). DJA SUA 11.50 a.m —1.30 p.m.—European pro- metres (9,560 kcs>; DJQ 19.83 metres l\ fi# \lltrUSt gramme.
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    WORRIED BY PIMPLES AND ECZEMA
    191 18 Complexion Perfect After Six Weeks of Kruschen This lady was greatly worried by eruptions of pimples and blotches. Naturally, she tried every way of getting rid of them, and at last she discovered the remedy which made her complexion perfect ogam. Here is what she
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    LATE MRS. TEO TEOW PENG
    609 18 Funeral Of Weil-Known Chinese Resident I I Singapore, Monday. THE funeral of Mrs. Teo Teow Peng, who died on July 29, took place in Singapore at 3 p.m. yesterday. Wreaths were received from the following:—Her beloved husband and children: Her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    238 18 sT'o //le o/ H/a/uM ?,i0tt„c, 8lr.— tne lone o5 ni8 letter. I gatner tnut Ualnanez?" 1.. sometnine ol an aclept ln tne art nealm8. but lie cloes not appear to nave cllusnusecl tne ca8e properlv. l3e aclmil8 tnat tncre lz a «ore an6 i:»8 employment ol
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    PLANE FOR CHIANG
    159 18 Meeting Of Perak Chinese 'From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Saturday. THE meeting of representatives of Associations and Guilds hi Perry *o consider the collection of .subscriptions and the purchase of aeroplanes for presenting to Marshal Chiang Kai Shek on the occasion of his fiftieth birthday. f»xed for
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    SINGAPORE WIN
    197 18 Badminton Tourney At Malacca (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Malacca, Monday. SOME of the results of the Triangular Badminton tournament played be- tween Singapore, Malacca and Negri Eembilan at Malacca during the August Holidays and which Singapore won are as follow: MEN'S SINGLES Veerappan (Negri) beat Seow Chui Chiang
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    1,000 RESERVE PILOTS
    168 18 Soulli Africans Trained At Rate Of 200 Yearly Jona nnesbt> rg, Tra ns vaa 1 A SCHEME whereby 1.000 reserve pilots for the South African Air Force will undergo training has been adopted b* the Department of Defence. These oi!ots will be trained at the rate of
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    POINTED PISTOL AT INSPECTOR
    432 18 < Appeal Of t, v ,Fr0 Ur Corrcsp Johore M two Banjan 1 Karim and Do'L ed $41* were .stopped r I while on their wlv Kj May 5, and ex. < Sjf Inche Esj Kluang,. The firs, victed on four chv- u sej him and
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    MALACCA WEDDING
    61 18 'From Our Gnu Correspond Malacca, EMM INVITATIONS have been issued bvMjj 1 Goh KiNeoandlff at Fowj for their wedding winch is to -aKepj on August 10. Miss Xi Neo is a«■ at the Suydam Girls' School M*l Ponniah. who was until recenWJ tached to the local School, is
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    51 18 Jerusalem, untitled THE High Court has remitted the» lective fine of £5.001) imposed* Gaza on the ground that UK mm bouring railway and Udephone f«»»n nications had been cut J The Chief Justice. Mr IS3 emphasised that the Hi er had exceeded his authority wwj ing the Collective Fines v
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    NOTES AND NEWS FROM CEYLON
    609 19 JUDGMENT RESERVED IN SENEVIRATNE CASE > l evlon < orre^pon^lenl) l,!«lomli<). 24. ..l Council nl»« re««vv«j l, »l,«in«t ni» eon vie- ».i>- wile. ...v?cl uster l<»ur ,l.i>»' d> (.'l.u„. ts,ul tl)c .lliHtil-p »x- >»," «x'e.'lxi.in .,5 nix t<» lne «s lj,.. >,l,.,'!:,r><- lt.'„»tnv l)ut liuri„jr
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    Mr. V.M. Fernando
    45 19 THE Hon. Mr. V. M. Fernando. Commissioner of Assize, Colombo, has been appointed to art as a Puisne Judge until the return of Mr. Justice Poyser, who is on leave. Mr A. E Keuneman, K.C., has been appointed Commissioner of Assize Colombo.
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    The Colombo South Seat
    396 19 WHO will come forward to fight the Colombo South seat at the by-elec-tion? The question is asked and discussed, answered or left in doubt in every home In the area and even outside In the clubs other topics of conversation have given way to this one
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    Malaria Programme
    132 19 THK Executive Committee of Health 1 has agreed that immediate steps should be taken to carry out the >«J lowing nine-point programme:— For bringing about anti-mosquito legislation; For opening clinical laboratories at hospital centres; 9 For r of apothecaries In charge of dispensaries by the appointment of medic.-il
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    Dutch Expert
    126 19 CRITICISM of the Labour Ministry's unemployment relief methods was indulged in before the State Council approved a supplementary vote of Rs. 45.000 which will keep 800 workers employed on the Colombo North Flood Protection Bund for the next two months. The House agreed to the recruitment of a
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    Financial Statistics
    181 19 THE Financial statistics reveal that ihe excess of revenue over expenditure for the first nine months of the current financial year amounted to Rs. 1,156.542 at the end of June. The total revenue derived during the nine months was Rs. 79.069.962 as against the expenditure of Rs. 77.913.420.
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    Rev. Fr. M.J.Le Goe
    352 19 THE Very Rev. Father M. J Le Ooc, Rector of St. Joseph's College was entertained to a farewell last week by the Old Boys of the college prior to his departure to France on a well-earned holiday During the social, which was held in the College
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    Tainted Tea
    308 19 MR. Wynell-Mayow, of Balmoral Estate, Agrapatana, recently complained that tea samples sent by him to London hud Deen badly tainted by disinfectant. "Is this disinfectant," he asked, "used at this end or in London, and why do the authorities not use some disinfectant that will not penetrate tin
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