Malaya Tribune, 14 August 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol XXIII. -No. 191. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday, Aug. 1 t. 1936. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1936 FIVE
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      663 2 Experienced tea packers and blenders want connections to pack teas of all descriptions for any leading firm throughout Malaya, Sarawak and Borneo under clients' own labels. Security assured. Samples from Tocque Company, 163 Palm Road, Singapore. "ANSWERS": The reliable key indispensable tD crossword's enthusiasts. Cash prizes offered. Published every Monday.
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      579 2 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Assessment List 1937. Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of Section 60 of Ordinance No. 135 (Municipal) that tne Assessment Lists containing the annual valuation of and amount of assessment to be levied on all houses, buildings and lands, situated within the Municipality of Singapore,
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      189 2 Tel 3TM J BE UP —TO—DATE I HAVE TOUR EYES EXAMINED AND WELL-DRESSED! CONSULT US FOR A PAIR OF MODERN, SMART AND WELL-FITTED EYE-GLASSES. SIGHT-TESTING FREE. Exnert Workmanship Guaranteed NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO. 96, High Street, SINGAPORE. i MARY/gg* the Rajkt DocM~- 1. p -•iCtt Wf" Jthat's how it probably
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      39 2 BE ALVVAYs' L\ TIME flake 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. -cJ P.S. j
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES CERTIFICATES FOR U.S. SEAMEN
    621 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES CERTIFICATES FOR U.S. SEAMEN N*w Legislation THE THREE WATCH SYSTEM 'pHE United States Department of Commerce has issued a statement pointing out that by the New Seamen's Act no person may be employed aboard any ship of the United States Merchant Marine unless he 18 either licensed
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    BASLE A SEA PORT
    132 3 British Ship's First Visit With Cargo Of Sugar For the first time in history tr* Rhine port of Basle has been directly connected with the sea. It has just received the visit of a snip from London, bringing, afVr a voyage of 8 days, a cargo
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    S.S. NALDERA DEPARTURES
    316 3 The following passengers are proceeding per s.s. "Naldera" V. 346 sailing at J 30 a.m. on Friday, the 14th instant for Penang, Colombo. Bombay Marseilles and London. Mr J. v. Lees. Lt. and Mrs. R c Croft. Lt. R. E. Black, Miss D. Leather Mrs. M Spurway.
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    63 3 Seven Army officers, who were convicted by Courts-martial on charges arising out of the Catalan rising in October. 1934. have been reinstated by the Central Government. Among them is Major Perrez Fern s, who. as commander of the Catalan constabulary corps known as the Mossos d'Esquadra defended the Generalitat Palace
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      349 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA P. 0. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. ISML CHITRAL 15.000 Aug. 14 BHI lAN 6,100 Aug. 27 RANPURA 17,000 Aug. 23 BEHAR 6,000 Sept. 6 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Sept. 11 SOUDAN 6,500 Sept. 23 CORFU 15.00 C Sept. 25 ANi HI 17,000 Oct. 9
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      131 3 X. If. li. 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 Seat. 16 Rates to Ist Class Sfiid Class Naples $497 $540 $317
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      413 3 I 10 irench ports T j HOMEWARDS. CAP PADARAN For Marseilles c* m S Ko Sept. 17 j OU I WARDS (from Marseilles) J F °r SaJgon, Tourane Haiphong. Aug "21 DALNY Aui! 25 J CAP VARELLA Sept. 2 S S FARES KKOM ANY .MVUSK„.,. E s 23 I G.G.
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      529 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorshlp.s. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON. ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penan.M.S. S'lmm BORINGIA 18-8 18-8 19-8 21-8 ERRIA 8-9 8-9 9-9 11-9 LALANDIA 29-9 29-9 30-9 210 JUTLANDIA
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      447 3 STEAMER SAILINGS w NORDDEUTSCHLK \srft V (incorporated lv Germany). intended fixtures; pr OUTWARDS. r«.r MANILA, HONGKONG, SHA.NUfa V* NORTH CHINA JAPAN. tine Spare MH I'UNAU" COT Manila. Hun E kong, Shanghai. North China Japan Aug HOMEWARDS IoK HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN n "TRAVE" also calls Tunis Marseilles, Casablanca," Lisbon in
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    129 4 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 26% cts., up V« ct. Market Tone: Steady, Quiet. London: 7%d., up 1 16d. Market Tone: Steady. New York: 16V4. cts., up Va ct. Market Tone: Steady. New York showed a little more interest yesterday and orders here
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    SHARE MARKET
    297 4 Singapore, Friday. MESSRS. Fraser and Company in their daily comment on the opening trend of the share market state:— London appears to have been frightened by Mr Van den Brock's statement, as not oniy has tin fallen 20-, but they have withdrawn their buying orders for tin shares.
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    RENONG CONS.
    34 4 Dredqc statistics of Renong Consolidated tor the month of July, 1936— hours run 436, cubic yards treated 78,500, Tin ore won pikuls 1.256, estimated cost $13.000, cost per cubic yard 16.6 cents.
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    KRAMAT PULAI
    27 4 Output from Kramat Pulai Mine foi the month of July, 1936 was as follows:— Tin ore—From the Mine 259 piculs, From Tributors—22 piculs, Total—2Bl piculs.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1530 4 Issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers. MINING Singapore. Aug. 14, 10 a.m Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 4[- Ampat Tin 3 9 413 3(9 43 £1 Asam Kumbang 271- 291- 261- 28 £1 Austral Malay 53j_ 55]- 54]-
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      34 4 SOI Til II It I I I Ml INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand) M A ii i x i i\si n \4 i: W. J. DEXTER, Manager. Tel. 5926. 2, Finlayson Green.
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      62 4 IT BUILDS COPPER ANO THE ESSENTIAL STRONG TEETH BODIES That's why Quaker Oats was selected for the famous Dionne Quintuplets even before their fir>t birthday. It enriches the hlood, replenishes energy, supplies amazing 13 4&y |I|||§ material foi growth. lis Vitamin B offsets nervousness, M pwHI constipation, loss of appetite.
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      96 4 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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      616 4 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.000 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 or
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      164 4 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS, RAIFLES PLACE Capital Fully Paid Yen lOo.t'Oowo Reserve Fund Yen l;i!>,l5Giooo HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA BRANCHES at Alexandria, Ba rut Bom Day, Berlin, Calcutta, < i Dairen, Fengtien, Hamburg, t Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkor.v Karachi, Kobe, London, Los A Manila, Mojl, Nagasaki, Hagoya \AYork, Osaka,
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    521 5 iOMIOX i OMMODITIES London, Aug. 13 RUBBER *i 3 price To-day's Change. Tone Dull Steady Spot Buyers 7 9 16 1% up 116 Sellers 7^ a 711 16 up 116 Buyers 7 916 l* a up 11 6 Sellers 7* 8 7 11 16 ud 1 16
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    BRITAIN'S TRADE IN FAR EAST
    1641 5 PARTING OF THE WA YS WITH JAPAN? (By Air Mail) London, July 31. A DISTINCT wish for co-operation with Britain, on the one hand, and a just as obvious antagonism towards her. on the other—these contradictor/ attitudes on the part of Japan mu~t have made
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      101 5 BRIGHT SUNLIGHT or DENSE SHADE the picture's yours /j THERE'S a thrill about taking a good snapshot—there's even more of a thrill in the wav it recalls things, later brings back memories, experiences you don't want to lose. But don't take chances—load your camera with Kodak Verichrome Film. This double-coated
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      195 5 NOW OPERATIVE. SUBSTANTIAL mmumk SINGAPORE TO: REDUCTIONS PENANG £9(s 77 approx.) j IN FAREsX BANGKOK £22 (§lB9 j RANGOON £37 ($317 MALAYA INDIA CALCurTA £50 ($429 m Imperial Airways 1 t SPECIAL OFFER BTcO^ OF OUR 2ND ANNIVERSARY I Ist to 31st August We oflFer you for selection the choice
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      147 5 WAKE lIP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed Keeling You Could Push a Bus Over The liver should |xmr nut two pints of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If th. bile is not flowing freely your finid doesn't d'<rest. It just decays in the
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    PIT DISASTER VICTIMS
    46 6 British Official Wireless. London. Aug 12 Throughout the coalfields to-day work was interrupted and a two minutes' silence was observed at the time of tho memorial service to the 58 victims of ihe pit disaster at Barnslev a week ae-< —British Official Wireless
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      159 6 '3" i MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J) TO-NIGHT Cocktail Dance Dinner Dance 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. (informal) 9.30 to midnight AND CABARET ATTRACTION RENEE and RAME FAMOUS CONTINENTAL CHARACTER ACROBATIC DANCERS IN THEIR LATEST PROGRAMME SUCCESS NON-DINERS $1.00 Raffltf»« EXCELLENT CUISINE COURTESY COMFORT n AND SERVICE. AFTERNOON-TEAS A SPECIALITY OrfliSOriP POPULAR
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      369 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED—MaIe and Female Canvassers with knowledge of Malay and Chinese. Apply personally to "Lifeguard House 126 Cecil Street, Singapore, between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE STRAITS ROMANISED MALAY STORY BOOKS. GET YOUR COPIES NOW. Only Limited Stocks Balance. 18 books "Chow Thau Hong 800 Koon"
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      590 6 CHAMOIS LEATHER—Morgan's Grey Hair Pomade. Call or write—Hoon Seek Trading Co., 1 Raffles Place. Singapore. FOR SALE—Clyno car. Grenier Rifle .310. Winchester Repeater .44. Jeffries D.8.12 bore Hammerless Ejector. Appiy Manager, Casino Cafe, Klang. WANTED—Capable Radio Mechanic for Klang and Coast Districts. Partnership offered. Apply stating experience, etc., to Lim
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      437 6 GOVERNMENT OF JOHORE IN THE COURT OF THE JUDGE AT JOHORE BAHRU. Civil Suit No. 42 of 1933. Chettinad Bank Limited, a Company incorporated in Fudukkottah State, India, now carrying on business at No. 15 Church Street, Kuala Lumpur Plaintiffs. Against Gan Sang of No. 21-F, Temiang Road, Seremban Defendant.
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      442 6 CHAINED TO BED Rv BACKACHE A Now—Thanks to Kmschen Not a Trace of i' a i n This woman's life was mad, a B by the nagging pains of backache th? her father, who had proved t Kruschen himself, advised hei She did, and here is her gj For years
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    Throwing Tin Resources Away
    2678 7 IF QUOTA SCHEME ENDS VIEWS OF CHAIRMAN OF RAWANG TIN FIELDS DKESIDING at the annual meeting of Rawang Tin Fields, Ltd., I hic h was held in Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 12, Mr. A. A. Heng!t.r said that if reasonable terms for a renewal of control
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      37 7 WINCARNIS f llf restores flogging >i~sJmGm\\ ENERGY a "^^^^^^^j COLEMAN AND CO. LTD.. W INC AftNISW O R X S I CH. EN AN D o/ c A gents Distributors: M E Sb H 3 a --"■-■■■■■■^^^■■M^wlMi
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      180 7 the insecticide End the menace and torment of mosquitoes can deride right now to free yourself of the danger and annoyance of mosquitoes. Beware of »>cak insecticides. They often seem to kill mosquitoes—but soon these dangerous pests conic back to life, more full of fight than before. FLIT positively kills
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      104 7 *5L 'HURRICANE' \O% PATENTED I 1* E jHS SAFE CLEAN SWEET DRY The Rolls Royce of Pipes the perfect covered sweet briar bowl patented Specially designed for all indoor and j3l outdoor smokers and invaluable for Motorists. The "HURRICANE" ensures a perfectly safe, sweet smoke when travelling at speed by
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      304 8 IF YOU WANT A GRAND HEARTY LAUGH HERE'S YOUR SHOW ALHAMBRA 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 Warner Bros' funniest comedy hit in years with the famous two "Glmine Girls" JOAN and GLENDA Running Riot with the Flest IIUW* BO Mien ienkins 1 I v Herbert A vM* on J I NIVERSAL'S WEIDEST
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      368 8 •5* •S* •I"* 'I- »S* -I* —X— •J» CAN YOU IMAGINE WHAT FJN IS IN STORE FOR YOU WHEN YOU SEE THESE TWO GREAT A COMEDIANS IN A FILM TOGETHER THEIR DIFFERENT TYPES OF HUMOUR WILL A X READILY BRING TO YOUR MIND THE ENJOYABLE TIME YOU MAY EXPECT WATCHING
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      295 8 SINGAPORE MAILS CLfj r TO-DAY Karimon iTmndJong BaJ v Indo-China (Pres. bou a c Java, South-West Sumatra s East Borneo, Celebc and Timor Dilly mm <0p len N «or1 Bengkalis, F. de Kock. Pad Pakan Baroe, Siak ai d B Pandjang (A Medan 7 America (North), excepi \v Canada and
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      436 9 r WHEREVER J YOU LIVE/ This I Ciil jlll Olll'ft «:r r U Q f P vi jive outside Municipal BC^^^^^^^ |jl pU-a.-i-i-t methods of sewage dis- /^^^^^k lf>. toierate them no I long,.'- Insanitary conditions are J 1 «c-oor j|^j||Hw a menace to health. I 'i<rs modern sanitation ——^^^wf^^^^^^^^
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      307 9 AT HER GLORIOUS BEST LN THIS GREAT STORY BY COMPTON MACKENZIE. glorioui woman..ln wja-r Mĕ) "'an r AHERNB NEXT CHANGE P A VIIJ O X ZUt—, GBE A T yO BL D j 1 t A I-Alii: I CAB ABET i j TO-NIGHT, 14TH AUG. TO-MORROW NIGHT, 15TH AUG. S
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      110 9 "One of the grandest entertainments ever made in Hollywood"' —DAILY MAIL I a si j The World-Famous DI O\ I in "The Country Doctor" Coming to the CAPITOL It's 20th-Century-Fox's I Triumph! NCW YOUS£ COIWC OVCnSEAS FOR BUT WHEREVER V'J'J GO '.OUIL FI#D i, EXACTLY WALL'S SAUSAGES, AND theFinrr time.mycoy.
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      204 9 8801 Lovely Lady (Film: Kiner of Burlesque) Waltz Madame—Ah! la Marquise—Ahl FT 8780 Heart of Gold FT It's Raining in California FT 8762 Let's Face the Music and Dance (Film: Follow the Fleet) FT Im putting all my eggs in one Basket F.T. 8763 Life begins when you're in love
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      295 9 CLUB DIARY J meeting at the Party's premises 4 Liang 525? are numerous Clubs and B ?£Js2tf' M t m Societies in Singapore, most of the Mercar ls} le Malacca Tour. members of which are readers of the M f, et at cllffor d Pier, 3 p.m. 'Malaya Tribune." This
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    48 10 MRS. A. DORAI RAJOO and family be* to thank all relatives, friends and staff of the General Post Office for their kind attendance at the funeral of the late Mr. A. Dorai Rajoo and also those v/ho sent letters and telegrams of condolences and wreaths.
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    SOME F.M.S. PROBLEMS
    730 10 CHALLENGING views on Malayan matters wore expressed by Mr. A. N. Kenion in a letter to the Malaya Tribune, and views from such a BOlirce are always welcome. Foi many years Mr. Keniou was member of the Federal ounci!, making incisive and forceful speeches which did much
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    ANGLO-BRAZILIAN TRADE
    165 10 Commercial Agreement Announced British Official Wireless. London. Aug. 12. an agreement between the British and rt Brazilian Governments regarding the most favoured nation treatment is officially announced. P< ncUiig the conclusion of a Treaty of Commerce and Navigation, HLs Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom and the Brazilian
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    MR. D. M. MILLER
    76 10 Well-Known A.P.C. Official Retiring Singapore. Friday. MR. D. M. Miller, of the Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., and Mrs. Miller will leave Singapore by the Chitral, My. Miller, is after more than twentylive years wltli the company. They will Canada and the United States In the course
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Penang's Future
    200 10 NOTES COMMENTS Penang's Future |N a message to the people of Penan:; on the occasion of the sesquicentenary celebrations in connection with the founding Of the Settlement, the Hon. Mr E. Newbold said: "I hope that by the time Penang celebrates its bicentenary it will have regained as an airport
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    The Last Word?
    270 10 nROM the opinions expressed In a Pres.interview by Mr. J. van den Brock. the Netherlands Indies representative on the International Tin Committee, it Is made more clear than ever that the fate of the tin restriction scheme lies in the hands of Siam. According to the Netherlands
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    Johore And Education
    165 10 •T-HE progressive policy of Johore was indicated in various ways at the meeting of the Council of stat particular, the decision to send 10 Britain to complete their education an excellent move and the lane minded" ness of the administration is <h c a the fact that
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    A Malayan University
    328 10 IT takes time for such an institution y the college to become fully appreciated and popular. There has frc:: criticism of the fact that students are no: numerous and that the college Ls not iMe to confer any tangible token of educational status in the shape of
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    Topics Of The Day
    194 10 By "Looker On 1 "THE cave-man did not know what real love was," states a psychologist. Well, he had a very rough idea. A new contrivance for playing realistic golf indoors is said to do everything but talk. The player does that. An author states that
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      157 10 j ROBINSON'S J I GREAT ANNUAL SALE; I 1 ENDS ON SATURDAY THE 15TH INST. AT j i 2 PM. I > FINAL DRASTIC RKOI <HONS MAVK UK EN MADE IN ALL j I DEPARTMENTS ON S TOCK WHICH MUST HE CLE A RED j THERE IS ONI V ONE
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      65 10 I j THE i Railways j ii i: l i v i: ii THE j <;ooift*! i L I j j PRACTICE MM l'l KD TO IHE BTt S Specializing: Ocular Mv lr Auo- WiHw, Complicated defects of vision, (.lasses if needed. It. A. THOMPSON, D.O.S. i (Dr. of Ocular
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    SPAIN'S BIGGEST BATTLESHIP HIT BY BOMBER REBELS SAY IT WAS SUNK
    617 11 A DENIAL B„ W s Damaged: One Sailor Killed Reuter. Paris. Aug. 14. MESSAGE from Malaga states insorgenl aeroplane ii bed the Govern- battleship J;«ime Primero and One .sailor was uere injured.—Reuter. Gibraltar, Aug 14. Insurgent wrire'esa stations claim
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    S.S.A. NOMINATION AS COMMISSIONER
    309 11 Big Majority For Mr. George Marshall Singapore, Thursday. VOTING for the election of a nominee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association to be a Municipal Commissioner in place of Mr. 11. W. Raper closed to-day. Three candidates were proposed— Mr. George Marshall, Mr. J. A. Clarke,
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    EGYPTIAN TREATY COMPLETED
    748 11 FOREIGNERS WILL NOT PA V INCOME TAX British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 13. A BLOW to Egyptian ambitions to levy income tax on foreigners within her borders and thus make them help to pay for the defence of the country in which they are domiciled is struck
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    STOP PRESS
    64 11 TRAINS COLLIDE IN NEW YORK Reuter. New York, Aug. 14. £T least one man was killed and a dozen reople injured in collision of Iwo trains on the New York Elevated Railway. Tlir Mayor. Mr. La Guardia rtrehetf to tfjj srene of the accident, climbed a ladder on
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    England—Johannesburg Air Race
    136 11 England Johannesburg Air Race Winner Of Gold Cup Enters London, Aug. 12. rE latest entries for the England tc Johannesburg Air Race at the end of September include Mr. C. W. A. Scott, winner of the England to Australia Air Race. He will fly a Percival Vege Gull. The closing
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    TWO DEATHS AT HOME
    158 11 Lord Banbury Sir Harry Preston London, Aug. 12. LORD Banbury died to-day at his residence in Wiltshire, aged 86. A member of the House of Commons for 32 years and a representative of the City of London from 1906 till he was created Baron in 1924,
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    CHIANG'S URGENT PROBLEM
    180 11 WAR THREATS In North South China Shanghai, A*g. 1 MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shck is at ihe cross-roads. This is the opinion of well-in-formed foreigners, who their view on the fact that war is simu.laneously threatening in both Nort.i and South China. A number of the members of
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    GENERALS TO DIE
    67 11 Reuter Wireless. Barcelona, Aug. 11. Generals Goded and Burricl. Insurgent leaders captured during the Barcelona fighting, have been sentenced to death by a Court Martial. The commanding the Barcelona Division and the Madrid Government will have to. approve the sentence. I After fierce fighting the Governtftent 1
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      166 11 FEATHER WEIGHT BRITISH OLYMPIC CHAMPION WINS ICst. WEIGHT LIFTING TITLE and records his thanks to PH OSFERINE JIM SPREYE*, the FeatherWeight British Olympic Champion, writes "I should to record my thanks tot the great benefil I have derived trom the use ot Phosferine in training tor championships and records. pi
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      93 11 r When day is done... .and evening finds you lonely or in good company an H.M.V. Radiogram will prove a delightful acquisition. At the twirl of a knob the news, views, and entertainment of the world is yours. If a few favourite airs suit the mood of the moment, gather
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    COLLAPSE OF CLUB QUARTERS
    2163 12 CONCLUSION OF K.L. INQUEST DEATH OF A MAN A CHILD JOINT NEGLIGENCE URGED BY THE D.P.P. if Ihe Courl found that the Chinese contractor was negligent it must automatically find that Mr. Abbott and Mr. Glover of the Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., were also negligent, but
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    CHINESE ACTORS INJURED
    90 12 Soon After Arrival CAR OVERTURNS IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Friday. CX)UR Chinese actors were injured yesterday when the car in which they were seated overturned in Peck Seah Street near the Asia Hotel. Three of the victims sustained severe abrasions over the face, hands and legs, and one
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    $40,000 CHARGE
    180 12 Eurasian's Alleged Breach Of Trust Singapore, Friday. An offence alleged to have been committed in June, 1930, had a sequel last night when Laurence Aroozoo, (52), an unemployed Eurasian, was arrested at Changi by Detective Inspector D. E Nickels. Produced before Mr. A. D. York, the Third Magistrate,
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    PLANES FOR CHIANG
    41 12 Nanking. Aug. 14. The Immigration Council has receivtd many telegrams from overseas Chinese making contributions towards the fut d for purchasing aeroplanes for Marshal Chiang Kai Shek on the occasion of his 50th birthday —Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    SPLENDID COMEDY TEAM
    288 12 Sparks And Harker At The Pavilion AT THE CINEMAS "ANE of the best comedies seen for a very long time." That was the unanimous opinion of last night's audiences at the Pavilion regarding the British and Dominions production "Two's Company." All cinemagoers know Ned Sparks, of the
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    "MISS PACIFIC FLEET"
    242 12 Hilarious Film At The Alhambra Singapore, Friday. THE fun waxes fast and furious throughout the picture "Miss Pacific Fleet." which opened at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday, and there is never a dull moment. It is one of the brightest comedy romances to be screened locally for a
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    "Pathi-Bhakti" AI The Royal
    127 12 That the Tamil talkie b makine ranid ssascei" in aii n t d hi seS 2^? opened at &JSS^ m m^St Only a short time back all the oictures coming from South India dealt in fhemt' d Th m P atiC^ ay with Sous tc be
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    AIR PASSENGERS
    123 12 The following were passengers by air. "PK apt M Om A N EI by KNILM plane rm° n Aug 11: Mr. Lshijuro Ishh, Mr. Juuzo Yotsui. Mr. Shoichi Ito y; ars Major Edward Ce-' cil Doyle and Mr. Oei Tjwi Sing. Jg* for A N EI. by KNILM
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    REVENUE MEN HELD UP
    331 12 BY GUNMEN Smugglers Rescued In Singapore THE rescue 1 smugglers from the enJ!!** revenue officers „1 of double barrelled a serious enough light to ap ,l? t" 1 D^Tr c E n rs,:?r Mr. Trevor D. Hughe" ll Magistrate. sentences on the n„, The circumstances of
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    FIAT CARS
    173 12 New Company To Be Formed In Java Singapore. Friday. j Mr. R. F. Marchisio, of Fiat S.A leaves to-day for Java in connectioi j with his company's affairs I Up to now Fiat ca*s in Java hav< been handled by agent-, working undei J the supervision of a
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    THE CONTE VERDE
    26 12 The Lloyd Triestino liner Cc If due at Singapore from Eur pi Tuesday morning and «rill Hongkong and Shanghai at i same day.
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    Deputy Premier Of Australia ARRIVAL IN MALAYA
    320 13 BUSINESS TRIP Special Interview With Tribune frgm Our Own Correspondent) Penan?. Aug. 13 HV trip is entirely a business one II I am taking the opportun since I have to Malaya. !f discusses with the Government JL -ossibilit) <»> increasing trade rtveen this
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    WRONGLY SERVED?
    166 13 I Ship's Master And Owner In Court Singapore. Wednesday. DAKAR bin Hitam. the master of the S-SHOck I-eng and See Chang Ami the owner of the vessel, appeared today on summons before Mr G W Davies, the Fourth Magistrate „.22** el *e charged with having Sn We ?n
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    Captain Louis LabelUo, master of the President Doumer. which arrived in Singapore to-day from Marseilles Tn v^s,, CcmoLted me trip in 17 days.
    25 13 Captain Louis LabelUo, master of the President Doumer. which arrived in Singapore to-day from Marseilles Tn v^ s C cmoLted me trip in 17 days.
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    26 13 The French Post Office have issued wo special scamps to commemorate the 100 th crossing of the South Atlantic by the mail aeroplanes ot Air France
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    FILMS AT VICTORIA THEATRE
    201 13 Decision Of Municipal Commissioners IT is announced that the general comj mittee of the Singapore Municipal commissioners came to the following agreement with regard to the exhibition of films at the Victoria Theatre:— 1 That three months' nct'ce of termination of the agreement for the cxnjoition
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    51 13 London. Aug. 12. Exchequer returns show that the total ordinary revenue, excluding self-balanc-ing items amounts to £196,534,000 compared with £203.978.354 at the corresponding date last year. The total ordinary expenditure, exclusive of self-balancins items is J-2'7,875,048. which compares with 1266.086.068 at the corresponding date of 1935 —British Official
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    GOLDEN BELL MINSTRELS
    59 13 Members of the Golden Bell Minstrelare requested to note that tickets for the Straits Chinese Reading Club Con?m n A bc u h f, ld on Saturday at the V M.C A hall can be had from thHon. Secretary. Players of harmonicas are requested to assemble at
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    22 13 A pilot and two passengers were burned to death when a tourist aeroplane crashed in flames near the aerodrome at Chateaudum 'Eure-et-Lolre;
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    SWIMMING EVENT FOR HOLLAND
    563 13 THE OLYMPICS Eleanor Holm And U.S. Team Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 12. THE absence of America's champion woman swimmer. Eleanor Holm, from the swimming events at the Olympic Games was keenly fe'tby the U.S. tram to-tlav when the final of the Women's 100-Metres Backstroke was held. The
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    DR. PHILIP TYAU
    104 13 Series Of Farewell Part es Arranged Singapore. Friday. A series of farewell functions have been a rinsed in honour of Dr. Phili j K. C. Tyu. rh° Cbinesp Consul-Gene- who leaves on Tuesday to his new as repr°sentofcivc in Canton of t"e Chinese Foreign Office. Last night
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    MIDDLESEX LOSE BY ONLY GOAL
    662 14 GOOD POLICE DEFENCE TERROR HELD TO A DRAW: S.C.C. 'B' BEATEN 8-NIL Singapore, Friday. THE football match between the Police and the Middlesex Regiment at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday afternoon failed to come up to the standard expected of play in the premier division,
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    DRAWN GAME
    155 14 Fort Canning Terror Share Points FORT Canning and H. M. S. Terror fought a draw in the second divi--sion at Fort Canning yesterday, each side scoring once. The game was somewhat interfered with by the strong breeze which blew across the ground but the exchanges were brisk and
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    MALAYS' TENNIS
    85 14 At a meeting of the members of the committee of the Malay Recreation Club held on Ticsdav, Aug. 11. it was proposed and unanimously decided to hold, under »he Clubs auspices, from 3et>* 12, the first tournament among bona fide Muslim residents of Singapore. There will be both
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    THE FINAL TEST
    174 14 England v. India At The Oval London, Aug. 14. FE final cricket Test between England and India starts to-morrow at the Oval and will be continued on Monday and Tuesday. The following are the two teams: INDIA Maharaj Kumar Of Viaianagram C. K. Naidu. Wazir Ali. V.
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    GARRISON CRICKET
    199 14 Sappers Meet Changi Gunnsrs rHE Royal Engineers met the Changi Gunners at cricket yesterday in the Garrison League Competition. Batting first the Sappers scored 89. Lt. Calvert 18 and Cpl. Fahy 18 being; the only two batsmen to show up against the bowling of Weston who took 5
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    TONIGHTS FIGHT
    56 14 Hectic Scrap Is Expected Singapore. Friday. BOTH Som Pong and Clever Henry wound up their training in great condition and a hectic 36 minutes of fighting can be expected when these two meet to-night at the New World Arena. The semi-final between Rush Mayo and Al Nichlos should
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    22 14 The pagar lights at the Chinese Swimming Club will be turned on today from 7.30 p m.. weather permitting.
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    KENT BEATEN BY AN INNINGS
    90 14 Essex Win Nichols Benefit Match Reuter. London, Aug. 12. ESSEX beat Kent at Southend to-day. in the M. S. Nichols' Benefit Match, by an innings and 216 runs. Thanks to two splendid centuries by Nichols < 110 > and O'Connor UOOi. Essex's first innings realised
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS
    126 14 Next Week's Ties In Knoik-Out Tourney The following ties in the S.C.C. Bowls Pairs Knock-Out Tournament have been arranged fcr next, ween MONDAY, AUG. 17 E. H. R. Bowerman and H. Bowrey vs. J R. Strachan and W Rodger (plus <J) TUESDAY. AUG. 18 O E H.
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON
    117 14 Ties To Be Played On Saturday The semi-finals of the women's junior' singles and doubles competitions of the Singapore Badminton Associa will be played at the Clerical Union on Saturday, beginning at 2.30 p.m The ties are as follow: Ladies' Doubles Semi-finals: Miss Ng So Moui and Miss
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    ROYAL LIFE SAVING TESTS
    31 14 The Raffles Institution Life Saving Class will hold their tests for the Intermediate Certificate and Bronze Medallion to-day, at 4.30 p.m. at the /M.C.A. Pool. Fort Canning.
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    Soccer Tour To Malacca Cancelled BAN IMPOSED BY S. A. F. A.
    451 14 NO OPTION Position Explained By Convener si Kruhv. THE Malacca soccer tour 1 Singapore Ravers has been aa celled in view of th t Singapoie Amateur I ation, the local governing bodi not authorised the toi tr and'
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    GARRISON G.C.
    77 14 Draw For Lady Secretary* Prize The draw for the I Prize match at the < play in as follows g First Round: M E. Ronaldson. f g Second Round: j. H. H. Salaman, n v. Mrs. H. Gold:: [Ml X v. Mrs. C. A M< pherson v. Winner
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    LOCAL F. A. CUP COMPETITION TO START ON AUG. 18
    316 15 ()f Entries gf Draw Singapore, Friday. totrresJ «iB J Meet i" t' l(> ,ater part of i,nn i,,§ forward v of th« Cup comfttlf U originally planned ftL tbT asoal procedure of I J2l the league programme Sara** on the
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    ARMY BEATEN AT TENNIS
    500 15 S.C.C. Superior VISITORS LOSE ALL MATCHES »mip Singapore, Friday. THE S.C.C. proved to be far too strong for an Army team when they met at tennis on the Club courts yesterday winning all the seven matches played. The matches were all doubles, and the Club players
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    SPECIAL GOLD CUP SUPPLEMENT
    55 15 Morning Tribune And Singapore Races On the morning of the Singapore Gold Cup Race, Sept. 19. the Morning Tribune will issue a special eight-page Gold Cup Supplement fully illustrated, edited by M Capt. Hawk." and containing full particulars of the day's events, with a special reference
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    45 15 The following will represent the V.M.C.A. against the R.A. Changi on Saturday, on the Anson Road ground at 2 p.m. Lee Bong Lim. G. Day, N. Hay, V. Xavier, W.R. Willis, N. Pillay, J- Ferguson, J. Ducios, B.M. Barker, R.K.S. Adams, R. Berenger.
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    Taiping Turf Club's Skye Meeting CARD FOR OPENING DAY
    226 15 HANDICAPS SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY THE first day of the Taiping Turf 1 Club's Skye Meeting will be held today. The following are the handicaps: RACE ONE Horses class 5, div. 2, five fur: M.G.M. 10 0 Torridour g j* Lonely Nancy
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    SCR A TCHINGS
    70 15 RACE ONE Pigeon Pie 10 7 Bonny Breaker gl2 Duke Menin 8.10 RACE TWO Larut 10.5 Little Miss X 911 RACE THREE Valkyrie 10 2 Blur Bird glO Jackie Mac go RACE FOUR Flushed g 12 Con Con g 10 Malainey 8~13 RACE FIVE Nil. RACE SIX
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    CAPTAIN HAWK'S SELECTIONS FOR TAIPING
    32 15 Race I.—KLUMPUR Green Mark 2 —GOLDEN QUEEN Iseult's Daughter 3.—LISHEEN Foxy 4.—HOKEY POKEY Stormy Night 5 —WHY WORRY II Starbelle 6.—LEONIE Irish Lady 7.—BAY CHIEF Sea Storm
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    TO-DAY'S MATCH
    250 15 Combined Schools v. T Singapore, Friday HE S.C.C. and the Combined Schools meet at cricket to-day on the S C C padang Play will start at 5 p m to-day and the match will be continued at 2 p.m. to-morrow. The following are the teams: a S C
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    New Technique In Screen Musicals SPANISH FIESTA SCENES
    341 16 OPERA STAR New Songs In "Rose Of The Rancho" *OOSE of the Rancho," Paramourt's new musical romance which comes to the Alhambra Theatre as the next change, beasts the first original operetta-type score ever written for the screen. And the p'efure has
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    AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL
    225 16 "THREE WISE GUYS" Damon R v nyon's Story j DAMON RUNYON'S prize short story, "The Three Wise Guy's," comes in screen form to the Capitol Theatre as the next change, with all of its original virility more laughprovoking in celluloid than in typo and infinitely entertaining
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    AT THE THEATRES
    37 16 Current Following Pictures Capitol Now Showing "The Great Ziefeld." Next Change "Three Wise Guys." Pavilion Now Showing "Two's Company." Next Change "Sylvia Scarlett.'' Alhambra—Now Showing "Miss Pacific Fleet." Next Change "Rose of the Rancho."
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    ALL STAR CAST IN "COLLEEN"
    272 16 CATCHY SONGS Unique Specialty Number "fjOLLEEN," Warner Bros, latest musical film, opens at the Capi to! Theatre shortly with an all star cast, including Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler, Jack Oakie, Joan Blande!!, Hugh Herbert, Louise Fazenda and a score of other principals as well as
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    "BRIGHT EYES"
    53 16 A special matinee will be held at the Alhambra 10-morrow (Saturday) at 10..'J0 a.m. when "Bright Eyes," Shirley Temple's excellent picture will be screened. Mem hers of the Mickey Mouse Club will be admitted for 20 cents, while the public will be admitted at 50 cents (adults) and
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    KATHARINE HEPBURN—TOMBOY
    332 16 KATHARINE HEP BURN—TOMBOY UNCONVENTIONAL ROLE fly "SYLVIA SCARLET/ I TNCONVENTIONAL in every resp?et, "Sylvia Scarlett," which opt»ns at the Pavilion at the next change, biases an absolutely new cinematic trail, according to George Cukor, who directed the Katharine Hepburn starring production for KKO Kadio. "'Sylvia Scarlett'," he points out. "follows
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      122 17 IISSEjj the famous British Radio! "SARSAPARILLA tonic Blood Builder and purifier, cures vanoui tropical diseases. Price per bottle Sl.Of small 50 cents. Special discounts to Dealers. Agents: A M. MOHAMED EBRAHIM ft CO., 79, Hill Street, Singapore. PENNY A MILE 1 Think! The Austin Seven Win take three others and
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    66 18 Mails expected from Europe, 'London Farcel Mails) by P. and O. Chitrai to- ray. Time ot delivery at v a m tomorrow. Mails expected from China and Japan by Tsushima Maru to-day. Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantast tomorrow. Tim- cf delivery at 405
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    85 18 Hongkong. Canton, Shanghai. Kobe and Manila via Penang: Imperial, losing 7 p.m. tO moi row. Penang, Biam, Burma India, Iraq, Palestine, Egypt. East and South Africa, Great Britain, Ireland, Europe and North and Sooth America: Imperial, closing r < *">.m to-mcrio\v. M< dan, Jask, Bushire. Amsterdam and
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    STAIN OF THE GIRL PAT
    499 19 ,itted To Prison England j Ai, Mail) Britig h Guiana. July 25. a lastinfi two days, skipper of the p t a nd his brother mitted to prison been i0 p a warrant appear ha] '.r::iP r them London M the trawler. «committal the England
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    SOCIAL WORKERS MEET
    145 19 International Conference In London London. OVER eight hundred social workers from twenty-five countries are attending the third international conference on social work which has just opened at Bedfor College, Regent's Park opened at Bedford College, Regent's Park. America has most delegates—over four hundred. Great Britain comes next
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    GIRL GUIDES
    284 19 Activities In Malaya During July THE past month has been a very busy one in guide circles. Miss Croft Watts (Red Cord Diploma of Imperial Girl Guides' Association. London) arrived in Malaya on July 9 md began work at o*nce. £>he has visited all companies and packs in
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    SOLDIERS RE-BURIED
    159 19 Seven South Africa War Victims Theunissen I range Free State I. Remains of seven British soldiers killed in action during the South African War have been exhumed on various farms in the Winburg (Orange Free State) district placed in coffins and reinterred hi the old Military Graveyard at
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    FISH POISONS HOLY CITY
    121 19 Jerusalem. A bad shipment of fish from the Euphrates River in Iraq, thought to have decayed during the trans-desert trip from Baghdad, is believed to be the cause of over 300 cases of ptomaine poisoning in Jerusalem. All the patients are Jews. Practically all the cases
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