Malaya Tribune, 7 August 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales vd""^ 1 So. 185. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday. Aug. 7, 1936. Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1936. FIVE CENTg
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      72 1 I I Rtad Tiu SIjNDA V r: sum l)o:::inant In Malaya MILK A T ITS BEST SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE BRAND j j, Happy Hours in Baby Lane! ■JBBjHRjj^^^^pjpjHjBBJBJBJBJPJBMBHBB Blue Cross Milk I* Especially Made lor Babies. Ii j Contains The Nourishing And Essential Ingredients Baby Specialists Hecommeiid. Be Sure You Get
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      11 1 THE NEWS f* 1 WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORMVG TRIBUTE
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    £123,800,000 A YEAR
    140 2 What T.T.S. Motori>t. ij. Petrol Taxes ln Wa *hington. Owners of motorcars in Ar<~ more than £123.800.000 in Paid to the various States in 1035 jI to figures now released r of Public Roads. J hf Bureau That figure does not ink* count the money paid in
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    A NEW COMET
    114 2 Discovery By Australian Scientists Sydney, N.S.W. July :o A message received by the N w Government astronomer Mr Nanele. from the Victorian dovern£e« rrw comet had been discovered cn Jul? The position of the comet is: rvn Ascension. 10 hours 3 minuses'"6 sV~ onH-: declination. 34 degrees
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      989 2 r 1 IS s\ For the Bride to be:— 4 tv vl I Orange Blossoms, handI Mnll) MS mMM made net gloves, lovely TOmHHb underwear, etc., at Merer Mansion (North Bridge Road) POSTAL TUITION Learn SloanDuployan Shorthand. Complete Course $25. P.O. Box 503, Singapore. WANTED —Unemployed or employed to learn
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      793 2 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 4»/ 2 I DEBENTURE STOCK 1930. INTEREST DUE IST SEPTEMBER, 1936. Notice Is hereby given that the Transfer Register of the above Stock will be closed from the 18th to the 31st August, 1936, both days inclusive C. H. GOLDIE, Municipal Secretary. NOTICE In the Estate of TEO
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      624 2 IBE ALWAYS Iff TIME Take all 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. Princess CAFE RESTAURANT FOR EXCELLENCE OF FOOD ITS WORTH A VISIT OPENING ON AUGUST
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES WORLD TRADE & PROGRESS
    875 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES WORLD TRADE PROGRESS A BROADCAST Prescription For Industry's Ills "'J'HE prescription which we shipowners offer to the world being trade, we would, if we were not shy, suggest to the U.S.A., Great Britain and France not to call another world economic conference without a policy; not to
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    UNIQUE VESSEL
    116 3 Montreal, Canada A unique vessel, the Franquelin, motor-ship of all-welded steel, is paying its first visit to this port. She was built on the Tyne for the Quebec and Ontario Transportation Company. Th? first of the new all-welded ships built for this firm, the Joseph Medill. was lost
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      389 3 REAMER SAILINGS fill A j and BRITISH iNDIA p. 0 N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. Ml 15.000 Aug. 14 6,100 Aug. 27 Sura Au 28 6,000 Sept. 6 [ND I 17,000 Sept. 11 6,500 Sept. 23 15,000 Sept. 25 17.000 Oct. 9 StrdWAN 6,070 Oct. 22 rARTHAGE 15.000
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      598 3 N. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. FUSHIMI MARU Aug. 20 s.s. HAKOZAKI MARU Sept. 3 t m.s. TERUKUNI MARU Sept. 16 Rates to Ist Class Smd Class Naples $497 $540 $317
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      459 3 An excellent opportunity to visit BANGKOK SAIGON ANGKOR PNOM PENH SPECIAL HOLIDAY CRUISE by the new and modern m.s. "ERRIA" 14,700 Tons Displacement CRUISE ITINERARY Leave Singapore ab Aug. 15th Arrive Bangkok Aug. 19th Leave Bangkok Aug. 28th Arrive Saigon Aug. 30th Leave Saigon Sept. Ist Arrive Singapore Sept. 4th
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      436 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD W 0 (Incorporated in V Germany). The undernoted are the Company* Intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHAiNGItAj NORTH CHINA tt JAPAN. Due Spore 19J6. "DONAU" for Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai, North China Japan Aug. 22 HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN:— "TRAVE" also calls Tunis, Marseilles,
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    GOODYEAR TYRE COMPANY
    391 4 Production Reaches 25U Millions PRODUCTION of 250,000.000 tyres, a 1 mark unequalled in the rubber industry, was announced by the Goodyeai Tyre and Rubber Company, early in May. Assisting in the ceremonies as the two hundred and fifty millionth tyre came out of the moulds was President
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    OVERLOADING THE TYRES
    316 4 Warning To Truck Drivers MANY drivers of motor trucks do not appreciate the uneconomical con sequences of overloading and uneven loading of their vehicles. When running under such conditions, a vehicle or its tyres may not, at the time, exhibit any signs of the ill-effects of such
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    CHICKEN THIEVES
    94 4 Reuter. Indianapolis, Illinois. onicken thieves are a worse menace in LtO United States than bank robbers. The toll from theft of poultry and livestock in Illinois State alone reached the sum of $800,000 during last year—more than the total loss from bank robberies throughout the nationit is announced.
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    MAGNETIC ROCKS OF THE SEA
    382 4 An Unsolved Problem HERZOGIN CECILIE INCIDENT TPHE old belief that certain rocks possess magnetic properties and are capable of affecting the compasses of ships in the immediate neighbourhood has again come to the front with two recent marine casualties that have occurred on the South
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    AUTOGYRO SERVICE
    208 4 Between Mascot Acrodrcme And Sydney? Sydney, N.8.W., j u .y a Believing that In the future .here vfj be an autogyro 'plane service betwe v Sf t n l l i odrom s and v city, to carry r'l £L maiS a nd Passengers. Mascot recently decided to
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    THE KING TO BE ADMIRAL
    539 4 A TRIBUTE To The Merchant Navy piUTISH officers and sailor throughout the Empire win rt-ari with satisfaction the news thai K r! Edward has consented to Admiral of the Honourable Cumoani of Master Mariners. His Majesty, when Prince Wales, held the office of Ma,- fl
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      149 4 t T PHONE LIMITED 6088 i j BARBARA ma 4 HfVfR 'USEDTO HAVE 1 ..ftllllANt' 1 NOThhSc J THEM TOO, BARBARA, i■i ■—T -i= YOU DON'T NEED TO-JUST |?4 i« THREE WEEKS LATER V. "f OH HELEN. 100 WANT TO THANK YOU 7T~ff FOR TELUNG ME ABOUT INSTANT POSTUM I
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      122 4 m flit m Imitations waste ,fort by accepting worthies "inj e,i< or imitation* that wtajquerade under the name of ne Flit Flit is lold onVmThe £5 V«"ow tin with the soldier and 1 JIT^ST MJ/SrStr band sealed to prevent I A fraudulent refilling Will not S,oin Yo con absolutely rely
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      124 4 11l H> WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed Fee ing You Could Push a Bus Over The liver should pour out liquid bile into your bowels dai> II is not flowing freely your food d < It just decays in the bowe G
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    ANOTHER PYTHON
    193 5 Discovered In A Living Room Singapore, Thursday. A TEN-FOOT python was found asleep in a small room of a building in an alleyway two doors away from the Adclphi Hotel, at one-o'clock to-day. An Indian by the name of M. A. Wilson was retiring to rest in this
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    WISHED TO DIE
    156 5 Behaviour Of Chinese In Hospital Singapore. Thursday. A VERDICT of suicide was returned by the Singapore Coroner. Mr. W. G. Porter, to-day. at the conclusion of an inquiry into the death of a Chinese named Yeo Guan Tuck The evidence disclosed that the man was suffering from
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    POLICE BAND
    97 5 The Police Band will play the following programme at the Telok Ayer this afternoon, beginning at 5.30:---March, "The Thin Red Line," Alford; Overture, "Les Dragons De Villars," Maillart; Selection. "H.M.S. Pinafore, Sullivan; Vals»\ "Estudiantin.a;" SelecI tion of Jazz Classics, "Dixieland," com- piled by R. S. Stoddon; A Song
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    PROBLEM OF THE MUI TSAI
    372 5 Discussion At SX'.B.A. Meeting THE Mui Tsai question was discussed at the last committee meeting of the Straits Chinese British Association, Singapore. Mr. Chua Keh Hai stated that he j had asked the hon. secretary to re- j ciuest the Association's nominee on the i
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      433 5 TEST ADVERTISEMENTS lA NO. 44 inoHCOURT OF THE I^TKAI#SOT LEMENTSrLEMEf TT OF SINGAPORE. No 40 of 1936. MAN HONG (Wee Cheng 1,1,1 1 proprietor) of No 26 *i st. tot. Singapore. > t;,n order made: 7th February, .otion- 24th April, 1936. f$M Meeting: 19th 0 o'clock, at the Offices si
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      64 5 Mike Mansion' -its so economical tt is the remarkable ease of "Mansion" thai has established its reputation as the finest polish £$F'' i for floors and furniture. Willi &3f the minimum »f rubbing it drives jß3jl^py^ a beautiful and lasting brilliance. '^^^^t4 "Mansion" also ensures a fresh, -^^^jjHSRI clean surface
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      557 5 HOW TO KEEP YOUNG! GERMAN SCIENTIST'S REMARKABLE DISCOVERY PROLONGATION OF LIFE l)iagram Prof. VORONOFF was the first to revolutionise the world by his J^V remarkable surgical methods of REJUVENATION These opera- .Q tions of grafting glands however excellent, being risky and costly are not of universal utility. The search for
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    BRITISH TRADE IN FAR EAST
    1739 6 VIEWS OF SIR FREDERICK LEITH-ROSS OIK FREDERICK LEiTH-RuSS. who came to ihe Far East in September ot last year has seen the mechanism of the Far Eastern apsis at work while He was investigating the economic situation ot China and .he possibilities oi Anglo-Japanese co-operation
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    425 6 lOMIO V COMMODITIES London, Aug. 5 RUBBER *2 price To-day's Change. Tone DULL DULL B S B S B Spot 79 16 7 IU6 79 16 711 16 September 79 16 7 IU6 758 H 16up 116--«*t. Dec 758 734 711 16 734 up.1.16 Jan Mar. 711
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    GOLD MINING ACTIVITY IN NORTH WALES
    596 6 Prospectors Following hi Path Of The Romans Pumpsaint Carmarthenshire AN inspection of the Ogofau mm which is being worked near th.» \i!laee. would appear to warrant t\o conclusions. First, that gold prospecting in Wale--13 a commercial proposition; seconds that it holds promise of a
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    MENGLEMBU LODE MINING
    657 6 Annual Meeting PROFIT FOR YEAR $15,850 THE twelfth annual general of shareholders of the Menglembu Lode Mining Linui- t cd, was held on Wednesday at the l egistered offices of the company, Penang. Mr. J. G. Drown presided, j and the others personally present j were: Mr.
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    CHEAP RAILWAY FARES
    64 6 Men:re;. From the beginn;r.2 of passeneer rat?s or. Carta di reduced to approx:. levels. Basic fares for firs*-, been reduced about 13 ocr levels in force before 1914 tickets at the new rates passage on "tourist* payment of rugular berth class of accommod..* 1; Round trip tici:?
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    104 7 Rubber Steadier /),<) Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday morning. rubber <i,«rap.26% cts unchanged. up e i|16d. iii6 ct. and New York small improvement the >h le W to-day is a little steadier M no particular interest is being h r n view of the low premium on Is
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    RUBBER AUCTION
    169 7 Prices Realised At Weekly Sale Singapore, Thursday. c oon Chamber of Commerce T Rubb i viociation held Its 1.289 th day when there were 1 087.265 lb.-tons 485.39 013 187 lb.-tons 452.32 943.821 lb.-tons 421.35 Spot 7 9 16d. s t rk--Spot 16 316 cents. PRICES REALISED Rlb
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    SELLING
    191 7 Singapore, Aug. 7. London 4 months' sight 2i4»6 l/widon 3 months' sight 24Vfe London GO days' sight 214 3|32 London 30 days' sight IM 3|32 London demand 214 I|l6 london T.T. 2|4 1116 Lyons and Paris demand 890 burg demand I*6 N 7• k demand 58 7116 p <
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1441 7 Issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers. Friday, Aug. 7th, 10 a.m. MINING. ;i i Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Buyers Seller", Buyers Sellers 4, Ampat Tin 3|6 4|- 316 41- 1 North Taipmg u.t>4
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    "IMPS" INTERIM
    156 7 Maintained At IV2 Per Cent. London, July 2i). THE directors or the Imperial Tobacco Company 'of Great Britain and Ireland! have declared an interim dividend of IV 2 per cent, tax free, on the Ordi nary stock, payable September 1, ftithe half-year to April 30 last. The usual
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    IPOH TIN DREDGING
    181 7 Net Profit £45,000 London, July 29 1POH Tin Dredging, Ltd., reports a substantial rise in net for vear to March 31 last ol £45.3' > .j 175,287, after deducting depreciation The allocation to provision for tax raised from £5,096 to £21,147, "32 0G5, compared with £10,000. has
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      21 7 MM TH BRITISH MSURAJiei COMPANY, LTD. corpora ted in New Zealand) PAMMKXGER'S HAGGAGE w J. DEXTER, Manager. 2, Plnlayson Green. t
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      96 7 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) 31-A, Chulia Street, (Bonham Building) Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,000,000 Issued. Subscribed and Paid Up $1,000,000 Telegraphic Address: TYEHUABANK Telephone Nos:— 5182, 5183,* 5184, 5185 5186. Board of Directors:— Wee Kheng Chiang, Esq., Chairman, Khoo Beng Cheang, Esq., Deputy. Chairman, Chionh Ke
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      584 7 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE) BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and SuDscribed Capital £2.000.000 Paid-up Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund 50C .uuu HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi. Madras, Amara, Baghdad Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapoie. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposits
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      158 7 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. i MEYER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE. Capital Fully Paid Yen 100.000.W0 Reserve Fund Yen 129,156.000 HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Batavia, Bomoay, Berlin, Calcutta, Cantor. Dairen, Fengtien, Hamburg, HanKow Harbin, Honolulu. Hongkong, Hsii.kuig Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angcies. Manila, Mojl, Nagasaki, Nagoya, Nevf York. Osaka,
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping
    144 8 N.Y.K. LINE To Resume Calling At Naples Beginning with the Hakozaki Maru, sailing from Singapore on Sept. 3. the N Y.K liners will resume calling at Naples. A S.S. ANGERS The mail and passenger vessel s.s. Angers is expected to arrive in
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    THE HARBOUR
    98 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OK EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore-, Aug. 7. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1' Plancius 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3> Santhia 18- Yuen Sane 16: Africa Maru 11! Kepong 9. Empire D«»cK «Entrance Gate 3» Kiyosumi Maru 32. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4) Nil. Wes;
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    80 8 Medan Ja.sk, Bu.shire. Amsterdam and i Londcn: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. i to-monow. Hont-kong. Canton. Shanghai. Kobe I Manila via Penang: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. I Penang, Siam. Burma. India. Iraq. Fai<r.st:ne. E. and S. Africa. Great Britain. Ireland, Europe and N. and S. America: Imperial,
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    25 8 The Air mail- Imperial t de-patched from Singapore on July 23 and 29 were i o livered in London on Aup. 6 1936
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    AMUSEMENTS
    145 8 ALHAMBRA —Di a aula's Daughter.' 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL.—"TiII We Meet Again" 6 15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION— It Had To Happen," 6 15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH Krishna Aval ir," Hindustani, 6.15 and 9.15 pm. GREAT WORLD.-—Caoaxet Dane in* Side-shows, Malay Operas, Cninese Wa yangs, Cinemas: Globe
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    99 8 Mails expected from Australia, Nether--1 lands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas), time of delivery of boxholders* letters onl> 3.30 pm. and general delivery of letters 405 p.m. to-morrow. MaiL expected fiom Netherlands Indies by Air < Netherlands I. time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. and
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    111 8 London, ing 7 Par*; 76 13 64. I Athens 527. sellers New York 5.02 1 16 Bucharest 675. Montreal 5.02. sellers. Brussels 29.80 1 2 Geneva 15.40. Geneva 15.40. Belgrade 219. Amsterdam 7.39 J 2 Montevideo 38 7 c Milan 63 3 4 sellers official. Berlin 12.48 12.l
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      306 8 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J TO-NIGHT Cocktail Dancel Dinner Dance 630 to «.15 p.m. I (informal) 9.30 to midnight AJ& CHANGE OF PROGRAMME BY RENEE and RAME FAMOUS CONTINENTAL CHARACTER ACROBATIC DANCERS, NON-DINERS $1.00 ■1 .MI,. EXCELLENT CUISINE COURTESY COMFORT If ailleS AND SERVICE. AFTERNOON TEAS A SPECIALITY mm, m POPULAR
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      164 8 j SOLL IMPORTERS I Manufacturers Marketing Corporation j i OBTAINABLE AT J t sit a rho^' an ln oo H H Lim X J Ahbedeen Co., j f 0 2 A: C ,hange Alley 33 Winchester Hovse. 14, Change Alley 4 Botanical Gardens Cafe, The General Supp'r Chop Chun Tung.
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      78 8 i Great Eastern i i Optical Co. j 275, South !'n<k. Road. le.: No. iIS4 I l 206, South Bridge Road. lei. No *tt44. Optician:—C. Y. FAN. Charges cheaper than anywhere. LIOXA Smokeless Fuel offers «00 Times of Fire for 20 i 4-ii is Only New Discovery to the enlightenment
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      440 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Lady Canvasser Collector- wanted European firm. Allowance sion. Write Box No. 293 M; Singapore. REFRIGERATOR SALES?.: IN WAN! ED. Apply P.O. Box 506 Singa] rt WANTED—Salesmen and c (or various publication.- Ap Publicity Bureau. TO LET-Se: Bung; .a\ Coast Road. 4 Bedroom rooms attached. 2 Out houses furnished.
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      187 8 Postal Intelligence T SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Java south-West Sumatra, S East Borneo. Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly (Plancius) 2.30 p.m Muntok (Plancius) 2.30 p.m. Bengkalis, F. de Kock. Padarig, Pakan Baroe. Siak and Selat Pandjang 'Ampaiig) 3 p.m. Medan (Tobelo) 3 p.m Africa East. South k (Africa Maru) 4
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      28 8 Diary of the Day 1 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, AUG. 7 High Tides:—12.46 p.m., 10 ft., 5 irv>.. 1.23 a.m., 9 ft., 3 ins.
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      196 8 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Club* Societies in Singapore, most of antf members of which are readen L "Malaya Tribune.'* This Diary the vided specially for them. are tnvUed to co-operate in keenSm up-w-date and complete. RavHev- il or general interest wOl stiU he fa the "Dairy of Events" Diary"
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    WILL OF PROVOST OF ETON
    32 9 London, Aug. 6. The estate of Dr. A R. James, Provest of Eton and formerly Provost of King's College. Cambridge, has been proved at £3,B73.—British Official Wiraicss.
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    SUSPENSION OF A SOLICITOR
    758 9 In Hongkong "DISREGARD OF ETHICS" jy|R. Charles Andrew Sutherton Kuss was suspended from practising as a solicitor for 12 months by the Full Court in Hongkong- on July 30, on a motion bi ought by the I Incorporated Law Society of Hongkong, asking that his name
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      658 9 ORIENTAL TELEPHONE Fl ECTRIC c0 > LTDincorporated in the United Kingdom) .cr OF ADDITIONS AND ALTERATION'S TO THE JULY (1936) TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ..nhone Subscribers are kindly ?e--2SSfS <^ ke the blowing alterations ,B iadiiions to their copy of the above Telephone Directory recently issued. am<t ancar C 0.—61 The Arcade
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      91 9 Bridge Road 4521 -Vanity"—ls Stamford Road 4655 Watt E.—ls Malcolm Road 2778 Wearne, F. F —13 Nassim Roau 7366 Wen Tack C 0.—22 Amoy Street 3683 Williams. F. L 9 Napier Road 6757 Williams, Mrs. R. N.—4 Rochalie Drive 2884 Wing Choon Yuen RestaurantGreat World, Kirn Seng Road 5784 Wright,
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      72 9 SPECIAL decobative Sponge Rubber BATH MATS Something Entirely New and mm^m Effective. Bright Cheery Modern B^T Jazz Effect. Rich. Soft, Sponge J 1[ J Mr^k Rubber. Do/ens of novel designs I and colours. %#J£ EU Size 20" x 27" j *QmMfV- §Eiowiciir KUALA LUMPUR TAIPENG penang MWUArUKL IPOH Hi I
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      376 9 A RADIO VISIT TO DAVENTRY Listeners Will Re Told All About It "THIS is London calling through the I British Empire Broadcasting Station at Daventry That phrase, familiar to every listener to the 8.8.C \s Empire programmes, Is to be ':lcq,iently illustrated in a forthcoming bioaoca. t. Listeners are to
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      349 10 615 To-Night at the ALHAMBRA 9.15 mmm^^ MMMM No Thriller Ever made can compare with this! More Sensational than "The MUMMY!" SHE GIVES YOU THAT WEIRD ProduC ed you all DMCUM'S DAUGHTER T OTTO TrUGER Famous a uH.viisAi nciaei GLORIA KOLDEN ThiMawl Note: Patrons are earnestly advised not to bring
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      440 10 "f One of the most exciting Spy stories ever filmed! With England's i> S most popular star in his best role! J |pMB <ap 11 o i j H 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 j|! I HERBERT MARSH ALL 4 JU t Paramount's Thrilliner I i \V it h Gertrude Michael M
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      336 10 Qfrjif'fl 'B fl fl BflBfl It B 811 If j THE RADIANT CHARMER Op RENDEZVOUS Sl 0 REs I X ANOTHER SENSATIONAL SUCCESS IN THIS COMED\ i ROMANCE' T m r.yy r-- f J* I J*; OPPen to them.. f :|:A GEORGE ROSALIND j I in Romance h de:/c. t
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    EXCELLENT WORK BY AMATEURS
    448 11 ■,w« bhort Plavs TEACHERS' si'CCESS I' riday. tiit'; tncals in A c onie to stay. Several •oductions have been organisations durweeks to the great ,r' the public. attendance and the the dramatic and itations by the SingaAssociation dramatic Victoria Theatre last amateur theatri.,k insured. I NCI
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    SHOPKEEPERS FINED
    84 11 failing To Renew Their Licences 'From Our Own Correspondent j Johore Bahru, Aug. 6. Nine shop keepers of Johore Bahru j were produced before Mr. Sheikh Abu j Bakar bin Yahya (Second Magistrate, i Johore Bahru > yesterday on charges oi j having failed to renew their licences
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    PINEAPPLE FACTORY IN JOHORE
    183 11 Realises $80,000 At Public Auction (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. 6. RECENTLY, by order of the Supreme Court of Johore Bahru. Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co. Ltd. offered for sales in their salesroom at No. 35. Jalan Ibrahim, Johore Bahru. en area of
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    FOR THE MUSIC LOVER
    490 11 Selected Items From The Programmes AFTER studying at the New South Wales Conservatorium, Victor Evans, the Australian baritone, studied |pand opera in Milan and Rome. Well known for his oratorio work in Australia, he has also appeared in light opera, musical comedy, and vaudeville, broadcasting on
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    THE YARD IS CAUTIOUS
    137 11 Takes No Chances About British Star Hollywood. California. There are no murder or fraud charges pending against M a iam die British stage and screen si a 81 ™°h51s n been solemnly assured on this score through inquiries conducted by the United States Immi*ratiun applied to
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    SPAIN—AND AFTER
    736 12 YEAR ago the nation* of Europe wen becoming anxious regarding Italy's aggression in Abyssinia. Ai :ime went oi and the League ai Nations decided to impose sanction* aga*nsi the nation declared the aggressor, ihe situation became still more alarming ami only the n. c t that sanctions weie
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    MUI TSAI INQUIRY COMMISSION
    192 12 No Definite Opinion Formed Yet THE Mvi Tsai Commission, headed by 1 Sir Wilfred Woods. K.C.M.G. staved only a night in Shanghai on their wav to Vancouver Interviewed. Sir Wilfred said their inquiry had been a complete one. and voluminous evidence had been collected during their
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    NEW BY-ELECTION
    72 12 British Official Wireless. Sudden Death Of Erdington Member London. Aug. 6. Sudden death from a heart attack at the age of 55 of Mr J f Bales Recorder of Nottingham, has caused a Parliamentary vacancy in the Erdington Division of Birmingham, for which he mi C0nsenative since At
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    AIDE ATTACHE IN PEKING
    38 12 British Official Wireless. mm r> London. Aug b Wing-Commander K-rbv has been appointed to succeed Croup-Captain Willock as Aide Attache to His uSeatrt Fmbassy in Peking at the end of October -British Official Wireless.
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    27 12 Major O. B Willia ms, of Batu Gajah the well known State cricketer, has been transferred to Kuala Lipis Boh Ma£r Williams and his wife fill bTmlsse^n
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    47 12 The birthday of Lord Sir Krishue Mission premies. Singapore onSundr V w Lecture in English by Mr C R Mencn; 5 to 6.30 Musical tente S e f J Religious SScour^Ffa ramu by Sreemathi Swavam PraeaS }oem, fto be continued for a week each day): 830 ffinTiusUni
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Malaya's Food
    263 12 NOTES COMMENTS Malaya's Food {•PEAKING at the Corona Club on O the occasion of the Colonial Cervices dinner, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, the Rt. Hon. W. G. A. Ormsby-Gore. said that the dependence jof Malaya upon imported food supplies was becoming dangerous. Whether the Secretary of State
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    Mr. Amery's Suggestion
    199 12 Jj|R. L. S Amery, formerly Secretary for the Colonies, has made the interesting suggestion that members of the Cabinet should be free of departmental duties. "Only such a Cabinet." he declares, "and its membership should not exceed half-a-dozen, can give the necessary time and thought to the
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    Perilous Times
    193 12 M R Amery speaks as a Minister, and h: something in a nature of Six which would hmm the formulating policy would appear much to recommend >t R reasonable to expect U whose chief duty n the Post Office or the Colonial bop > be able to switch
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    Super-Production
    175 12 gREAT things are wprrted "The Great Ziegfelc." *h..--have its -world premiere" a: the Cepttsd Theatre. Singapore, next fPedKfdaj In the current issue cf the Capitol gramme the manager hu I nd ingenious way of whe:::ng the appetite as to what is to come Ke quotes the comment of a
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    Topics Of The Day
    244 12 By "Looker On JJAN is the only animal that can be skinned more than orce. A Ideal spot for a good time: just the right degrees of loungitude and lassitude. A Nowadays a woman looks at the mirror tc be sure her hat isn't on straight.
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    GENERAL FRANCO AND HIS ARMY LAND IN SPAIN FASCIST REBELS REINFORCED
    160 13 6,000 MEN Decisive Attack On Malaga Reuter. London, Aug. <>• uiPOKT received here states A ihc r b=1 has arrived in Spam from p,. ind i* olanning a big oiMadi id. Reuter. Gibraltar, Aug. «>• «rrespondent motored Ke A
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    BROADCAST APPEAL
    102 13 Reuter. London. Aug. T h,. Foreign Office took their excrptional >tep to night when it i^urd an appeal through the B.B.C. to all Briton, still in Spain to communicate immediately with the ncarot British Consulate and indicate whether they were safe and well and ab'e to leave. It
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    NON-INTERVENTION
    425 13 Italy Agrees To It In Principle ICOM.MIMQIL issued to-day an- nuunces agreement in principle regarding non-intervention in Spain. lAe communique says that Italy isked France three questions:— 1 If moral solidarity with the onflicting parties, as expressed trough public demonstrations, press 'ampaigns, subscriptions, funds, eni>tment of volunteers, and so
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    SERIOUS COLLIERY DISASTER
    346 13 21 KILLED Bodies Terribly Injured Reuter. London, Aug. 6. death roll of a serious colliery disaster in Yorkshire already numbers 21 and on'y a slight hope exists for 36 others who are mining. The cause of the accident is stil! unknown, but it is reported that a
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    EIGHT KILLED IN PLANE CRASH
    56 13 Cause Of Disaster A Mystery Reuter. St. Louis, Mo.. Aug. G. THE eight occupants of an Ameri- can passenger plane, including the two pilots, were killed when the machine crashed in a field three miles from here from a height of 1,000 feet. The cause
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    STOP PRESS
    156 13 Position In Madrid Hopeless Reuter. Lisbon. Aug. 7. WELL-informed circles do not anticipate decisive events in Spain for several days, as the insurgents wish to organise the forces of Legionaries and Morocco troops upon their aiKival on the mainland. Transport from Morocco Ls proceeding regularly. Portuguese radio stations
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    NEW GOVERNMENT IN NORTH CHINA?
    370 13 Japanese Suggestion AUTONOMY REGIME MERGER Shanghai, Aug. 7. 4 REPORT from a reliable source states that General Matsumurtr, of the Japanese Command in North China, suggested to General Han Fu Chu, the Shantung Governor, when they met two days ago that the provinces ol Charhar,
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    OLYMPIC SOCCER
    20 13 Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 7. JX the Olympic soccer encounter, Great Britain beat China by two goals to nil.—Reuter.
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    RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT
    61 13 Work To Start On £10,000,000 Scheme Singapore, Aue. 6. The London Passenger Transport Board issued orders for work to begin on trains in a £40,000,000 development as soon as the Act authorising the scheme received the Royal assent yesterday. Underground extensions are to be carried out during the
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    NEW SECRETARY TO AIR MINISTRY
    288 13 Sir Dsnald Ba?;ks DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF POST OFFICE Reuter. SIR Donald Banks, X.C.8., D.5.0., C.8., Director General of the Post Office since 1934, has been appointed Permanent Secretary to the Air Ministry in succession to Sir Christopher Bullock who was dismissed on the Premier's orders.—Reuter. WAR
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    "NOT PLAYING THE GAME"
    124 13 SIAM TIN Miners In Favour Of Control Reuter. London, Auir. 6. "IF the question of the renewal of tin restriction were referred to tin miners in Siam, the Government would find an overwhelming majority in favour of accepting the International Committee's terms sooner than face the
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    BRITAIN'S WATER SUPPLY
    89 13 Better Conservation And Organisation British Officii Wireless. London. Aug. 0. Following- the summer droughts of 1933 and 1934, a committee was appointed to enquire into the better conservation and organisation of the country's water resources. In the middle of the wettest summer for many years, the Cemmittee's
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    Big Theft In Singapore Bank BILL-COLLECTOR CONVICTED
    635 14 Case Transferred To District Court PLEADS GUILTY Singapore, Friday. AFTER, several formal mentions before the Third Magistrate since July 3, something definite transpired in the Netherlands bank ease when Tan Chye Keng, the young bill-collector of the Nederlandsch Indische Ilandelsbank of Cecil Stieet,
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    MAN OF 105
    77 14 Diet Consists Entirely Of Grasses Belgrade. A man whose diet consists of grasses has celebrated his 105th birthday at Veliki Kadlitch, Yugoslavia. He is Salkom Mrsha and.he is in full possession of all his laculties and still has all his teeth. He attributes his long life to
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    DEATH OF MRS. SEWARD
    145 14 Member Of Cathedral Choir Singapore, Friday. WE regret to record the* death of Mrs. Ethel Dorothy Seward, wife of Mr. J. A. Seward, of Guthrie and Co., Ltd., which occurred at the Singapore General Hospital last night. The news will be a great shock to Mrs.
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    436 14 Mr. J. F. L. Cowin And Miss Olga Telpougoff Singapore, Friday. AT a pretty wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral at noon to-day, Miss Olga M. Telpougoff became the bride of Mr. John Francis Lancelot. Cowin, of Rennie Lowick and Co. Miss Telpougoff is the daughter of Mr. and
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    PROPERTY SALE
    112 14 Yesterday's Transactions In Singapore Singapore, Friday. Property to the total value of $10,86«, v,as sold by public auction at the saleroom of Messrs. Tan Ho Oon and Co. Ltd., 90-92, Market Street, yesterday rfternoon. Freehold land and houses Nos. 5 and 5A Lorong 26 Geylang, bought by Mr
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    NOTE CIRCULATION
    78 14 New High Record Of Bank Returns London, Aug. 6. Note circulation ol £454,406.397 shown in this week's Bank cf England return is a new high record. The circulation at the same time last year—the height of the holiday season —was £411,835,941 and, after the autumn decline, rose at
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    S.S.A. AND MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS
    117 14 Two Candidates For Post Of Nominee TWO candidates have been proposed for the position of nominee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association as a Municipal Commissioner in place of Mr. H. W. Raper, who recently went on leave. The candidates proposed are:— Mr. W. Allan Eley:—Proposed
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    PARALYSIS RECOVERY
    231 14 Sister Kenny's Work Praised 1 Brisbane, Queensland, Jily 22. AMONG the many people who hold Sister Kenny and her treatment for paralysis is in high esteem is Ida Steinheuer, aged 11 years, of 163, James Street, New Farm, who walked into "The Telegraph" recently to happily t« 11
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    PROF. F.M.J. STRATTON
    107 14 Noted Briti-h Astronomer In Ma'aya Professor F. M. J. Stratton. head ot the Cambridge University Expedition to Japan to study the solar eclipse on June 19. arrived in Singapore this week on his wav home. He left for Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday and thence for Bangkok yesterday.
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    TEN HOUSES GUTTED
    149 14 PERAK BLAZE About Eighty People Homeless (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Thursday. THE absence of a hydrant or well in the locality considerably hampered th« efforts of firemen to cope with a large tire which broke out in Silibin village, two miles from Ipoh, this evening. Ten
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    NEW CINEMA IN RUALA LUMPUR
    223 14 Large Crowd At Opening Of Pavilion (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. A LARGE number of prominent residents of Selangor were present at ihe opening of the new Pavilion Theatre. Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday, When "Top Hat." with Ginger Rogers ana Fred Astaire in
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    MINISTER TO CHINA
    44 14 Reuter. London, Aug. 6. Mr. Hughe Montgomery Knatchbull Hugessen. the newly appointed British Minister to China, and his family sail for China by the Empress of Britain on Aug. 8. They will spend a few days in Japan e» route. —Reuter.
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    PUNCH AND POWER
    204 14 Comedy-Drama At The Pavilion AT THE CINEMAS "IT had to happen," now showing at I the Pavilion, is a film that begins In highly humorous strain and develops into fast moving drama. There is punch in it all the way through. It Is the story of two
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    At Theatre Royal
    51 14 "Alam Ara," the all-musical Hindustani talkie, produced by Imperial Movietone, has its premiere to-night at the Theatre Royal. North Bridge Road. Excellent entertainment is promised in the accompanying songs and dances. Vithal and Miss Zubeda Shushila play the main roles while Jillo Elizei and Prithviraj are also
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    CYCLIST'S DEATH
    347 14 Kuala Lumpur Coroner's Verdict (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. RETURNING a verdict of death by misadventure at the conclusion of an inquiry held to-day, into the death of a young Chinese cyclist who died from a fractured skull in hospital, after being involved in an accident
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    143 14 London, July 29. (By Air Mail) Callers at Malaya House recently included: Mr. and Mrs. G. C. O'Fanell, Kuala Lumpur, R. B. Willmot, Trade Commissioner. Mr. and Mrs. H. Gilmour, Kelantan. Capt. B. Y. S. Abdullah, •Tohore Bahru, T. H. Trumble, Singapore. Mr. R. J. Fairar C.M.G.
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    JOHORE BILLIARDS TOURNEY
    33 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Jchore, Bahru, Aug. 6. In the first round of the Johore Bahru International Library's Handicap Billiards Handicap Tournament S. H. Kum Chin —150 p. K. Siang
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    TEXTILE QUOTAS CASE
    201 14 SILK CONTENT Japanese Firm Prosecuted Singapore, Thursday THE Japanese firm of Mitsui r„ s san Kaishu, through their s «,ii citor, Mr. T. C. Spenser WUkinsjn answered a summons this afternoon under the Textile Quotas Ordinan-e before Mr. A. D. Vr;rk. the Third Magistrate in a preliminary
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    PEASANTS PREFER MALARIA
    140 14 Objections To Drainage Work Famagusta, Cyprus. SOME unexpected obstacles are being encountered by the authorities here in their efforts to carry out the Government's vigorous ar.ti-malaria campaign. A deputation from a liuum-un village in the district ol Nicosia lias protested against the Governments drainage operations. The villagers
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    JOHORE ASSIZES
    165 14 Five Cases On T!k Calendar (Frovi Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru, Aug. 6 THE third sitting of the Johore Ba i 1 Assize Court for the year will open on Aug. 9 in the Supreme Coait Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills. There are five criminal cases on
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    Foreign Women & Children Leave Wuchow SERIOUS CLASH IMMINENT
    505 15 Foreign Women Children Leave Wuchow SERIOUS CLASH IMMINENT GR AVE TURN Chiang Not In Canton Reuter. Hongkong. Aug. 6. ftfi l( s women and children comP ),IH some ?0 families mainly Americans and a few pjfefa ana or dered by the KSSS iSSSaE to evacuate Wu--1 -wei l.onrded the Chinese
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    COMMERCIAL PACTS
    41 15 Shanghai. Aug. 7. Negotiations are in progress for th? conclusion of a commercial treaty between China and Latvia. Dr. Wellington Koo Ls negotiation with the Argentine Ambassador at Paris for a new Sino-Argentine cc mmercial treaty.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    INDIANS CRUSHED TO DEATH
    430 15 Lorry Overturns DRIVER ON RASH ACT CHARGE Singapore, Thursday. rpHE story of how two Indian work- men were crushed to death when a motor-lorry laden with water pipes overturned on the Woodlands Road on the morning of June 13, was told before Mr. L. B. Gibson.
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    RENEWED UNREST IN PALESTINE
    82 15 Goods Train Derailed At Haifa Reuter. Jerusalem, Aug. 6. AFTBU the breakdown of the peace talks arranged by Emir Abdullah of Trans-Jordan, it is believed the Arabs are planning fresh strike measures. The first serious ease of sabotage on the railway for weeks oecurnd this afternoon
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    DEPARTURE ON LEAVE
    94 15 Sixteen Years Service In Johore (From Our Oion Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. 6. Mr. K. C. David, Superintendent of the Government Pi inline; Otfice, Johorv Bahru, will be sailing by the Presiden Doumer with Mrs. David from Singapore on Aug. 14 on a holiday tup o Mr
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      181 15 Free Photographs For Sunday Tribune Cinema Fans "THE GREAT ZIEGFELD". —Heralding the world premiere, at the Capitol Theatre, Singapore, on Wed., Aug. 12, of the M.-G.-M. film, "The Great Ziegfeld," the next issue of the Sunday Tribune, on Aug. 9, will be a special Ziegfeid number. There will be a
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    THE "MALAYA" CUP FINAL IN SINGAPORE
    213 16 Record (Jrowd p^pected Singapore, I ndaj AKL( ORD crowd is expected to seek admission to the Anson Road Stadium to-morrow to witness the final df the Malaya up Competition between" Singapore and Selangor— their twelfth meeting in the series. KEEN TUSSLE PROMISED All arrangements
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    MALACCA TENNIS
    98 16 Chan Ah Lim Wins Sin«*|cs Final 'f/nv. 0./r Ov::i Correspondent) Malacca. Friday IN the final of the Men's Singles of the Malacca Tennis Championships, played (>n the Malacca Club courts. Chan Ah Lim, last year's finalist in the singles, (!< r-atcd C. F. Gomes 4—6. 7—5. 6—4. The
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    LAWN BOWLS AT S.C.C.
    663 16 Pi aw For Knock-Out Tournament Singapore, Friday. THE following |s the draw lor the first round of the S.C.C. Lawn Bowls Fairs Knock Out Handicap Tournament R C. Stewart and W. II Stuart Clark (plus. V vs. p. Ct. Fuglcr and A. Ferguson (—4)! W T.
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    Three New World Records At Olympic Games
    518 16 U. S. HURDLER'S SUCCESS JAPAN N.I, A Close Finish In Women's Event Reuter. Berlin, Aug. TIIKEfc new v>urld records v.ere 1 t v> hen the <iiy mnic (iam(N were continued in Berlin to-day. 110-METRE HURDLES The first was iv the semi-final heat cf
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    64 16 Tide's Remarkable Bowling Reuter. S UWEX defeated 6 88 runs' nS? to day by an innings and Sussex knocked un 323 Hnrrv Parte contributing an unfinished 107 Hampshire were bundled out lor 91 rWoJIL firE innin gs. Tate bowling in devastating form to finish un with 7 wickets
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    AMATEUR BOXING IN SINGAPORE
    140 16 Keen Fighting At Gillma? barracks Singapore. Fr<-*a\ THE filial of the Individual Novices Boxing competition of tho First Fattaiion. Middlesex Regiment, r.eld at the Gillmah Barracks last night proceed rome very keen fighting. The -boys"' went for each other ham-per-and-tongs and plenty cf hard .-;nriek, exchanged.
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    STORE BADMINTON
    87 16 Tournament Ties For The Week-End The following tics will be played this week-end: Saturday:—lnter-school Final: AnojoChinese School v. V.M.C.A. School oi Commerce. Sunday (10 a.m.t:—Junior Single-Semi-final: Low Poh Hye 'A.S.A.t v. L~ Siak Keng (A.A.U.»; William Ta A.A.U. > v. Ng Liang Chuan (Sunnydale i. Sunday <2 p.m.
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    88 16 Draw For Duffers Cup Competition The following is the draw for the Duffers Cup at the island Club to be played on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 8 nd i*. C. G. Fugier v. J. c. Dickinson. P S. Won v. M. C. V. Martia. S. Q. Woiig
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    69 16 The following players will ranrafiirij the Yoke Bng Old Boys' Football Team against the Chinese High School at football on the latter's mound on Saturday at 5 p.m.:—Wee Kcn~ Foo Chee Yarn. Leong Hock Kee" i Koh Deck. Foo Hee Kane:. Pang Thiam Jwee. Lim Wah H: ng,
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    A RECORD NUMBED OF ENTRIES
    342 16 Singapore Table-Tei* Lhampionship> Entries received taWe-tennis chan r»»m will begin at the Great r urday, August 15. th: all records oi previous Zrj *z There has never beer a lara ber of entries sinethe governing bod\ of the champion 1930. For the Men's Singles c
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    90 16 The following have been selected to represent an Ansonians XI agsW H.M.S. 'Terror" on Sunday on attei's -round. Naval Ba*e S( Players and supporters arc requeued 1 assemble at No. 169. Anson Road before 1 pm. Tor iree transport. Said Kofe Yin. Abeb: Craig Khoo, Kass, ftianim: Yonsr
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    Y.M.C.A. Tennis Players Beaten WIN FOR CRICKET CLUB STRAITS RACING ASSOCIATION
    615 17 Y.M.C. A. Tennis Players Beaten WIN FOR CRICKET CLUB STRAITS RACING ASSOCIATION 5 MATCHES TO 1 Surprise Defeat Of Japanese Pair Classification Of Horses And Poni.\> Singapore. Friday. ..ivj; > an invitation from nt>P' ,N a team «f Y.M.C.A. lhr «ere entertained to tennis f'^ r It li«D t ouits
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    BILLIARDS FINAL
    50 17 To-Night's Match At The Clerical Union Singapore. Friday. A reminder is given for to-n'ght's fir.ul match for the Singapore Billiards Association's Challenge Shie'd. The match will be plaved betwen Goh Guan Chuah <C.U > and Tan Thean Teh •S C.R.C.i at the Clerical l.'nio.i starting ai 8 p.m.
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    GUNNERS GO UNDER TO MONOPOLIES
    633 17 CIVILIANS WIN BY ONLY GOAL Singapore. Friday AFTER having had the major share of the exchanges, the R.A. went undo- to the Government MononoIfcl by the only goal of the match in a Second Division game played on the Singapore harbour Board Hi Mind yesterday.
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    SERIOUS TRADE UNION SPLIT IN U.S.
    136 18 Sequel To Recent Mo\e By Labour Reuter. Washington. Aug. 6. A SERIOUS trade union split has occurred in the midst of the national election campaign. The Executive Council of the Federation of Labour has voted for the suspension of ten unions, aggregating a million
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    BRITISH SEAMEN GAOLED
    96 18 Charges Of Insubordination And Assault Reuter. Hankow, Aug. 6. i m> rt' **mtm wipj THE British Consular Court here today sentenced six British firemen on the Bank Line steamer Luceric from Australia to from four to twelve weeks imprisonment on charges of insubordination and assault. The captain
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    PLANES DETAINED
    61 18 Nanking, Aug. 7. Interviewed by reporters, Mr. Hsu Mo, the Vice-Foreign Minister, said that the Hongkong Government was not willing to return the four Chinese 'planes which deserted from Canton until the South-west trouble was over Now that the Kwangsi revolt had been settled it was expected that
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    EXCHANGE MARKET
    152 18 Franc Gold Currencies I Weaken Reuter. London, Aug. 6. THE franc and other gold currencies weakened sharply to-day in terms of sterling under heavy offerings from Continental quarters, with buyers reluctant to absorb them. At present the British control has noi operated. Foreign exchange operators attribute the weakness
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    NAVAL ATTACHE IN ROME
    36 18 British Official Wireless. The King has approved the appointment of Capt. R. H. Eesan as Naval Attache at the British Embassy in Rome in succession to Capt. Pott, says British Official Wireless.
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    THE KING SURPRISES SIGHTSEERS
    98 18 Walk In Gardens Of Sandringham House British Official Wireless. London, Aug .6. FIVE thousand sightseers hi Sandringham House had a surprise yesterday. Unknown to them the King had flown to Sandringham to pay a visit to his mother prior to leaving on his holiday abroad, and
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    59 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. 6. In the Royal Johore International Club's handicap tenms tournament, being played on the Club's Courts at Pasir Plangie, Johore Bahru, Mrs. Noyes Lewis and Dato Awang bin Omar —15 met Mrs. Allen and Talib bin Awang —30 in the mixed
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    MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    175 18 Larger Foreign Entries In Future? (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. AT a meeting of delegates of the Malayan Lawn Tennis Association in Ipoh during the week-end, a suggestion was adopted to the effect that the Hon: Secretary should get in touch with differenc countries nearby, before
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    DEATH AFTER AN ACCIDENT
    574 18 From !Vi. monj!l INQUEST IN Xl t LUMPUR A 'From Our Own Sep orier/ Kuala Lumpur. Th.., JHE Coroner. Mr. J^heard evidence rejrar,i, 5 death of a Tmai] nameu P ,r the Genera! pneumonia. In the opinion of the mt-clicai death was caused by rL having
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      50 19 There is no trouble no doubt no experimenting when you use -Milkmaid" Milk j for your baby. Millions of strong healthy adults of all nationalities, living in the world to-day, owe their physique, stamina and resistance to sickness, from the fact that they were brought up on "MILKMAID MILK I
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      154 19 sfsfsf R|yp J BUSINESS WĔL necess^a^es our r£mova l to more M|b^-( i .'3BH pretentious premises at lIH NO. 122-121, ORCHARD ROAD. W (Opposite Oxley Road) Phone 4566. Kee Huat Radio Company. MODEL 6 ATF. $135 --EASY PAYMENTS ARRANGED. This model carries the famous name of Philco—ihe most famous name
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      202 19 IKotv To Treat A Slomarh Pain When your stomach is healthy and well, you never think of its existence. But when it is out of sorts for any reason you know all about it. Pain sets in—sometimes very severe, nagging pain. What are you to do? You certainly must do
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      1380 19 W 0 the 'CT^phone n mu S ie COWlnUa PHOHI, HOLLAND ll ail ••vim kLisieners Kadio 'Toi a a ™r s ILS n tll'. .w.™*** f p 11.30 a.m. Talk for the sick. TO-DAY 11.50 a.m. Time Signal. 7.50 p.m. Nationu.' Anthfiß and nTn n DAnm miAviAio nn y11.53 a.m.
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    FORTY POUNDS OF FAT WENT LIKE MAGIC
    213 20 Young Woman's Success in Reducing Seven months ago, this your,; woman rec.-ivcd a nasty shock. She discovered that her weight was 13 st. 8 lbs.- aim c he was only twenty-five! Her discovery j of a reducing treatment that worked like magic is
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    SINGAPORE HEALTH REPORT
    195 20 Infantile Death Rate Increasss AN increase in deaths from pneumonia (two more than last week) is shown in the Singapore Municipal heult: statement for the week ended Aue. There w?re 249 deaths compared witn 234 in the previous week and 234 U, tho corresponding week of last
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    AUSTRALIAN CAR RALLY
    264 20 To Coincide With 250-Mile Race added attraction for participants v- the national motor-car rally co Adelaide next December, will be the Ou port unity of witnessing the running of the 250 m'le South Australian Centenary Grand Prix car race, which is set dowr. :or Boxing Day. December
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    20 20 The Viceroy and Lady Linlithow have 'left Simla for a short tour through Runchi, Benares, and Rampur to New Delhi.
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    GLASS GARAGES
    155 20 Novel "Bricks" For Service Stations AN innovation that has attracted con siderable attention in motoring circles in the U S A is the use of jdads blocks for the building of modern automobile roadside service stations. One of the glass block's most important characteristics—translucency—ren ders this material narticularly
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    TWEEDSMUIR PARK
    57 20 Victoria. Canada. A new game preserve 5.400 square nii'es in evt-nt has been named "Tweodsmuir Park" in honour of the Governor-Gene, a] of Canada. Tne pari: Mes between Ootsa ana Bella Colla* in British Columbia. Lord Twredsmuir. better known as John Buchan. th > fs mous novelist and
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    40 20 With a view to encouraging British motor touring during the summer season the Belgian Government are instituting a special transport service of j motor-cars between Dover and Ostend and also making reduction in taxes j usually imposed on touring visitors.
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    ON WEDDING EVE
    153 20 Old Forge, New York State. Jilted on the eve of his wedding. W > ear-old Charles Jeannette, a veteran of the American Civil War, folded up the wedding dress which his prospective wire had left behind and expressed a hope that she might return. I've put the
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    QUEER CARGOES BY AIR
    568 20 Qantas Planes A FLUTE'S RECORIi TRIP WHOSE in search I h bneoufl usually I Railway Departm<. ■mhl unclaimed propti I doubtful if such hetei lection/ eclipse the variety (l! lna articles carried as freight by Q; Empire, Airways oil Singapore service. A member of the Aug
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      438 20 I TAN HO OON CO., LTD. j Auctioneers, Appraisers, Estate Agents and etc. i Request you to visit their saleroom*, Nos. 90 and 92, Market Street, Just two minutes from Raffles Square and inspect their large and S Assorted range of t Cross-grain, oak-stained and wax-polished teak household furniture, etc
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      126 20 Week-End Shopping Bargain* IN SINGAPORE. This weekly feature is intended to serve as a zuide to the latest goods and novelties on display in th? shopping centres of Singapore. lt should doubtless prove very helpful to our readers when planning their week-end shopping. The firms mentioned here are of high
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      60 20 W ANNOUNCING nEGIYKOL mar cure (or dU. IJf wurzeltoo mtmm ,ur «*iwl sfc I WE STOCK I Pi-Hun**, palrnl If j 3 «i i'u i honied clatt lad t I iwrumrnu rtc p I wT |Rf ttmpitsb. fKiivm, X I'f.mfl rti,, 111)1101 HUM ptlifx, W^* ii. Jo/» Ag«ntt tut: I-
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      43 20 i Shanghai Trading Co. MANUFACTURERS OF SINGAPORE. CHINESE High Class Artistries: LINEN TABLE C LOTHS, HAN DKEKCHIEFS, SILK LINGERIE, MAH JONG SETS, LAMP SHADES, IVORY WARE. CAMPHOR WOOD CHESTS. I 55, HIGH STREET, COME! I TRY! SATISFIED! j ii hi i' nil*,* [I
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      59 20 "CHINA: The Land \.\u Its People" Dr. C. Y. Wll MRUS. PRICI 7.» "...A BOOK THAI II ONLY ENTERTAIN! v INSTRUCTIVE TO STI DfcM* BUT ALSO TO US IDLTTS j KNOW SO LITTLE Ol IHU GREAT COUNTRY PUBLISHED BI MALAYA PUBLISHING HOUSE LTD. SINGAP °^L olock Available Competitive fries* Send
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    A 9 H.P. SINGER BANTAM
    551 21 Two-Door Saloon X STI RDY SMALL CAR APPROACH to a completely A quipped small saloon car which nft niore than £135 is always p)>ls 11 i)le to arouse a special interest in uur k of road testing, because, it realised, here is presented motorU p
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    PARIS FASHIONS
    137 21 t|T W Patriotism In Dress Shop Paris. *S 01 P alr iotism has swe pt into w k-V° Ps and fashions have *'hite and blue. ■eason. dressmakers, fought 0 f politics, decreed red sn ould be Then led handbags, red buc•«i?sV be st "kes. with red :r red
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    A NEW RADIO POLICY
    705 21 Powers Of The B. B. C. JHE Government's decisions on threcently The recommendation to extenH *v ye"s ter fro f m th n e BB X C B»** jears norn December 31 icepted by the 'on St" around that, in th- words r ££S Crawford's Committee
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    CANADIAN WAR MEMORIAL
    441 21 Unveiling By H.M. The King THE ceremony of the unveiling by His 1 Majesty the King of the Canadian War Memorial at Vimy Ridge in the presence of the President of the French Republic will be broadcast by the BBC from the Empire station at Daventry. The
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    THE OLYMPIC GAMTES
    123 21 Kvents To Be Broadcast From Berlin final; 400 metres flat final; and 3,000 metres steeplechase final. During the second week of the Games, there will be commentaries on the swimming and rowing contests. In addition, eye-witness accounts of ten minutes' duration will be broadcast each evening at
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      167 21 KULNUTRTTIO^ One thing modern parents now know is that there are right foods and wrong foods, and that the wrong food atunts growth—while the right food makes for healthy development both in body and mind. Doctors don't rely on medicine alone these modern days. Body growth is encouraged with the
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      475 21 jIQUICK RELIEF I JJJI 'ASPRO' because they know that it is «n effective and pure medicine The 1 j purity of ASPRO' is its safety. It conforms to the standard required by the British Pharmacopoeia (the guiding authority of the Medical Pro- j fession), and it quickly relieves Pain—Headaches and
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      87 21 I THE "CHROMONICA" MOUTH ORGAN I The ke?s y M Uth rgan provides snar P s and flats and playable in any 1 mt nickel plated covers ™tal mouth *md saving device to strong wooden-box with plush lined. PRICE $4.00 Postage Extra. SEASON CO., LTD., 115, North bridge Road. j
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    A World Premiere In Singapore 'GREAT ZIEGFELD' AT CAPITOL
    402 22 FAMOUS STARS Longest Picture Ever Produced rpHE GKBAI ZIEGFELD, which is 1 the longest motion picture ever produced consisting of twenty reels of film, (an average picture is only eight or nine reels) and lasts a solid three hours, depicts the
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    "THIRTEEN HOURS BY AIR"
    418 22 DRAMA OF FLIGHT ACROSS CONTINENT IyjOVIE audiences get their first glimpse of the United States as it looks from the air in "Thirteen Hours By Air," a dramatic story of transcontinental flying, which opens at the Capitol Theatre shortly, with a cast headed by Fred Mac
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    "MISS PACIFIC FLEET"
    247 22 HUGE CAST Famous Quartette Of Comedians MISS Pacific Fleet" comes to port at the Alhambra Theatre shortly with that famous quartette of film comedians, Joan Blondell, Glenda Farrell, Hugh Herbert and Allen Jenkins heading a cast t hat includes hundreds of gobs and marines. ROLLICKING COMEDY The
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    SPEED!—MORE SPEED!
    217 22 New Auto-Racing Story DOMANCE goes into a dramatic high for Wendy Barrie, James Stewart, Una iVlerkel and Weldon Heyburn in "Speed," Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer's new au*o racing story opening at the Alhciabra Theatre as the next change. The two men share leading man honours in the picture in which both
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    BEAUTY & THE MASTERFUL MAN "IT HAD TO HAPPEN"
    292 22 BEAUTY THE MASTERFUL MAN "IT HAD TO HAPPEN" Newest Romantic Team j WHEN a glamorous lady who is willful meets a handsome man with a masterful way, things are bound to happen and they do in 20th Century's It Had to Happen," which co-stars George Raft and Rosalind Russell, now
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    A NEW COMEDY PARTNERSHIP NED SPARKS & HARKER
    313 22 A NEW COMEDY PARTNERSHIP NED SPARKS HARKER Hi la rious Story In 'Two's Company' NEW and most interesting comedy partnership is introduced to the screen in "Two's Company" which opens at the Pavilion Theatre shortly. Ned Sparks, one of Hollywood's leading comedians, is co-starred with that inimitable Cockney humourist, Gordon
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      72 22 HUDSON -TE PRAPL AN E The Hudson Terraplane invites com- any price. Radial safety control and parison with cars far beyond the low swifter, easier safer gear changing safety, and performance steering column are but such as no other car ever gave before at two of its many outstanding features.
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      31 22 I "ROMAC" 2| THE fH FIRE GUARDIAN BOON SENG CO., LTD. Singapore. SAVOY HOTEL BAR RESTAURANT. 268 Middle Road. I From Ist August can contract meals, First class cooks boys, etc.
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    THE CULTURE OF BALI
    840 23 r n /-hanted Tsls rivII.fSATION OF 1 instinct .q. S i! ao;)ore the only human a ?:>areller in a a snail but light,,;.r ii), whose jovial, •,>? (i captain remained impressed when the l! m n revealed Bali, blue tn da} from tm sea. 7 i,
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    SAINT BERNARD PASS
    162 23 Opened At Last To Motor Traffic Paris. The little Saint Bernard Pass is open at last to motor traffic. It is very rare indeed that the pass, 7,215 feet m height, is not open by July 1. Ihe Italian side was cleared of snow by Juno 26.
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    £42,469 FOR NIECE OF SHOT MAJOR
    748 23 INSURANCE DECISION TO GO TO APPEAL JT has been decided to test in tha Appeal Court a judgment delivered by Mr. Justice Swift in the King', Bench Division on an interesting point concerning insurance. The judge decided that an insurance company mi*t pay £42,469
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    DR. RUXTON'S ESTATE
    105 23 Suggestion That His Insurance May Be Valid As a sequel to the judgment given by Mr. Justice Swift in the above case, it i." stated that insurance policies worth £C\225, taken out some years ago by Dr. Buck Ruxton, who was executed at Manchester on May 12
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      102 23 vjocu) job :ni«i .1 i>v married life. "Business I'ech" business training that trams you A I HOME in a fracturn of the time and at 1 theusual cost "Shortcut your ay to success F RF t book tt-lis how She's Jure to say "yes" to a IDttWIfu/ man, so mail
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      83 23 SUBSTANTIAL SINGAPORE TO: REDUCTIONS PENANG £9(s 77 approx.) IN FARES V BANGKOK £22 ($lB9 MALAYA INDIA V CALCUTTA £30 ($429 Imperial Airways H fL^^tfilSKY *W V^tv TH E SP,R,T OP FRIENDSHIP Sole Agents:—SlME, DARBY Co.. Ltd., Singapore-Johore-Malacca and Negri Sembilan. ID S. 2 I j Li I H i 1
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      107 23 I i Fresh Shipment of follow)ng > DJAMOE or TONIC: i No. 1. Djamoe Boewa-Pinggang. J An effective remedy for backl pain. j i No. 2. Djamoe Oindjel-Batoe. A pannacea for all kidney j dlsonlers. j No. 4. Djamoe Datang-Boelan. A relief for stomach disorder I and its complications. No.
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