Malaya Tribune, 31 August 1936

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIII.- -No. 205. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Aug. SI, 19. W. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1936. FIVE CENT 3.
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      177 1 Read TheSUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya JJ« vJtfr PABST" IF we could invite you to come to our brewery just as Pabst made it. every time you wanted your beer and pour out When you taste the beer produced by ninety-two a drink of delicious Pabst Beer right from the
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      10 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MOlt\l\<. riuin t
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      960 2 1 j ?a^ A ™Msi e 3 Jssi 0 8 u r ample of what the DAiMON l s^hifVnlr J 45, ROBINSON ROAD. 1 M. HASSAN 10 37, BRAS BABAH ROAD. SINGAPORE. We undertake ail sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to
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      511 2 pi!P R S r^Fdf or Used Jubilee Stamps S e fp! isit Im Perial Stamp Co., 22-A. Change Alley. BOOKS D jttVE AWAY YOUR WORRIES! Just read the most famous Chinese Historical Story translated Into Romanised-Malay r PLYING-SWORD HERMITS Complete set 33 books at $4.20 bt ?i nable at: —PR
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      295 2 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY The public are informed that the carriage-way of Cavanagh Bridge will be closed temporarily for repairs from i 2 p.m. on Saturday, sth September, 1936. i During the" period of the repairs the side-walks will remain open for use by rikishas and pedestrians—one-way traffic on either side. BY
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      152 2 r U3 Ptilllips' 'HIvI MAGNESIA I ill'Sl COnt *'ns I PROTECTS"c_mc~~' APR j d 'HZZimir S "> I I Notice Ofßen^y^l As from Ist Sept. j 1936, our office will j be at 78 Robinson j /*oorf f/im floor). I I MANUFACTURERS' MARKETING CORPORATION, LIMITED. i PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES BATTLESHIP FOR THE TYNE
    887 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES BATTLESHIP FOR THE TYNE H.M.S. Sheffield METAMORPHOSIS OF WALKER YARD 4 CRUISER of the. Southampton A class, H.M.S. Sheffield, was launched recently by H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent at the Walker-on-Tyne Naval Yard of Messrs. Vick-ers-Armstrongs, Ltd. The Duchess performed the launching ceremony with the words: "I
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    H.M.S. EFFINGHAM
    147 3 To Be Refitted With Smaller Guns (By Air Mail) London, Aug. 20. H.M.S. Hawkins will succeed H.M.S. Effingham at Portsmouth on Wednesday as the flagship of the reserve fleet, and Vice-Admiral G. C. Dickens, the commanding officer of the Fleet, will transfer his flag to the former ship.
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    36 3 Sir Neville Pearson has been selected as prospective Municipal Reform candidate for East Lewisham at the next L.C.C Jection, in place of Lord Duncamun. who has resigned owing to duties connected with the League of Nations.
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      473 3 sT E\MER SAILINGS ■P& and I BRITISH I INDIA I .10 v N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. mm Due. mm Tonnage. Spore. S 1&36. mm (KHAR 6,000 Sept, 6 I Rawalpindi n.ooo sept. 11 mm 6 5 00 Se P l 23 m HIFU 15.000 Sept. 25 ocelli 17,000 Oct. 9
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      131 3 X. V. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. HAKOZAKI MARU Sept. 3 t ma. TERUKUNI MARU Sept. 16 s.s. HAKUSAN MARU Oct. 1 Rates to Ist Class SoidClas* Naples $497 $540 $317 $343
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      457 3 m -J TO FRENCH PORTS. V I HOMEWARDS. t DUPLEIX For Marseilles, Havrp. Antwerp Dunkirk Capt. 14 S DESIRADE For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Sept. 18 DALNY For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dur.ki.k Oct 4 J CAP VARELLA For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Oct! 16 I OIT WARDS (from
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      504 3 An excellent opportunity to >isit SAIGON BANGKOK Pnom Penh Angkor SPECIAL HOLIDAY CRUISE by the new and modern m.s. JUTLANDLV 13,100 tons Displacement CRUISE ITINERARY About Leave Singapore Sept. 28 Arrive Saigon Oct. 1 j Leave Saigon Oct. 2 Arrive Kohsichang Oct. 4 Arrive Bangkok Oct. 6 Leave Bangkok Oct.
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      475 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHEK W&\ LLOYD X 4| (Incorporated In Germany). *lUt under noted are tne Company* intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due S'oore SCRARNHORST omits North China Sept 2 "SAALE" omits Manila Sept. 6 I TSAR" omits Penang and Port Swettenham Sept. 2a I "CREFELD" omits
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    THE TIN PRODUCERS' ASSOCIATION
    1558 4 REPORT OF COUNCIL AND STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS London, Aug. 6. Af the sixth ordinary general meeting of the members of the Tin Producers' Association held on Aug. 6 the following report of the Council for the year ended Dec. 31, 1935 was presented:— INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION The
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    100 4 During the week ending 22nd August, 1936, exports of tinned pineapplies from Malayan ports amounted to 30,844 cases, of which: 22.420 »73 per cent) cases were to the United Kingdom, 1,792 (6 per centi cases to the Continent of Europe. 4.050 (13 per cent) cases to
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    REUTERS COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    406 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Aug. 29. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone Quiet Closed Spot Buyers 7% Sellers 7 1116 Sept. Buyers 7 5 /8 Sellers 7 1116 Oct.lDec. Buyers 7 1116 Sellers 1 3 A Jan.l Mar. Buyers 7% Sellers 713 16 London, Aug. 29. PALM OIL (Malay)
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    MARSMAN GENERAL MEETING
    990 4 OPERATIONS EXPANDING: FAVOURABLE PROSPECTS (By Air Mail> London, Aug. 19. THE first annual meeting of Marsman Investments. Ltd., w*« heM on mtjday. July 31, 1936, in Mam!a, Philippine Islands. In the course of his .soeech. the Chairman <Mr. J. H. Marsman) gave an outline of the work
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    GIANT GOLD REEF
    158 4 Sequel To Finding Big Nugget Bulawayo, <S. Rhodesia i. AS a sequel to the rinding of the big gold nugget which has been purchased by the Southern Rhodesia Government for display at the Empire Exhibition, further exploitation of the Giant Neighbour mine on which the find was
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    NEW STAMPS "AWFUL"
    160 4 NEW STAMPS "AWFUD" British Artists Critic* Issue Reuter. London. Aug. 28 OPINIONS of leading artists new stamp issues which are t on sale next week differ very w.ce.y Mr. Eric Gill, the sculptor, says v photograph of the King is a near portrait but the lettering on the stamp' bad
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    DUTCH AIR SERVICE
    55 4 Journey To Bata* al u ll| ShorU'finl 11 1 I T \J S 111 I /From Our On u Un A meteago Inan T. dows an eajly hor A for the journey li»n 111 tavitt »o four day- g. H] With thh> ol»in-1 jrl Du'eh h-v* i-;
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    84 4 British Official Wireless. 1 Paris 76 27 64 New York 03' Montreal 5 03U Brussels 29,7 V' 2 Geneva 15.43 Amsterdam 7.41 Milan G3 7 n. Berlin 12 51 Stockholm 1639'i>. Copenhagen 22.39 W Oslo 19 90 Lisbon 110 1 n Vienna 26 3^. Prague i21 :i Heislnglors
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    34 4 Mr. Z. A. Bokhanri untitled Delhi Broadcasting s &SMM jured and a gardener suit of a fall into a MM garden of the Dei 1 MMĔ Rokhnri was rescued m mm. «:...e*inlfd lntt> tl«'
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    90 5 rW Q;r Financial Correspondent) lUBBER < ,|u»n\ Monday morning. 2(r"'n its., unchangm!. UT m luw VVty Quiet. j, u.'i: < v, i V"< K. i lostftl. w 111< i*i and New York dosed ,i,.k!_,v rI 112 local market is very |i/? i r:ris ar« more or less
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    SHARE MARKET
    72 5 mm '.i Hid Company in their I, i nr on rJve opening tiend „< tiu u.,.f ru. «rlcet state 1 i r i'► t of London cable», the J...1 Quiet Prices are 0 I ana the undertone ijj ||lA i l"i rubber is well r i ii'T' the
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    EXCHANGE
    185 5 SELLING Min|;ApOPC AUg 31. UsatoiJ IT. 3)4 111« Lcncea atround 2|4 1)10 Luoavu 4 «contte' 24 l/oi!" U.. THI 892 Hiir.dirv iismmd 140 N» Vols ilrsmud 58 11(16 Mi, M dcni. iid 58 U'l6 da&vvi (fruiting 85" g titawjiui: 85*8 C*. i 3-i;:;aiy and Rangoon 154^ M-C; fin Cuioaibo
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    17 5 Mr. J.P. Muard Director of Forestry. Mrived in Ipoh on duty and woB al the Station Hotel.
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    21 5 Mr. O.B untitled O.C.P.D. untitled Jtj Kuala Lumpur on duty. rera wM rSL?^* r of Detectives. m reliev him at Sitiawan.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1443 5 Issued by h raser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt 4'- Ampat Tin yers SS? 1 uy ers llers £1 Asarn Kumbang'*' 28 ool" £1 Austral Malay*./. *L "L 2 28 Ayer Hitam Jl r t 9f Jfr £1
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    LONDON MARKET:
    110 5 London, Aug. 28. On the stock exchange the customary week-end cautiousness was much in evidence and many high-priced industrial favourites encountered selling. Nevertheless the underlying firmness remains throughout, Tins responded to the more hopeful prospects for an extension of the restriction scheme. Rubbers ruled firm, despite a slight
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    19 5 Mr. H. J. Page, the new Director of the Rubber Research Institute oi" Malaya, has arrived in Kuala Lumpur.
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    20 5 Mr. J. Green, Controller, Posts an Telegraphs, Perak and Dindings. has left for home, accompanied by his Wtfe end family.
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    45 5 A marriage has been arranged and will take place at Beckley, Sussex, in December between Flight-Lieutenant Roger Mead, elder son of the Rev. Arthur and Mrs. Mead, of Hopwoods, Saffron Walden, and Monica Margaret, elder-twin-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Fisher of Harpenden Estate, Kapar.
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      40 5 PRIVATE SAFES r lh custody of your mPolicies, jewellery, deeds and other valu- available at a yearly re,lUi 1,1 -»00 and upwards. F r apply to:THE I P 0. Banking Corporation, Ltd. flnew l>orated m England) 1 N, °N BUILDING.
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      29 5 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand) FIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. MOTOR CAR INSURANCE AT REASONABLE RATES. W. J. DEXTER, Manager. Tel. 5926, 2, Finlayson Green. 1
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      97 5 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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      563 5 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated In England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and SuDscribed Ca P it; al £2.000.000 Paid-up Capital £1.000.000 Reserve Fund 500 wo HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi Madras, Amara, Baghdad Bahrein' Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapoie CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received
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      159 5 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE Capital Fully Paid Yen 100.000.MH. Reserve Fund Yen 129,15G,1tf| HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, B<uavi* Bombay, Berlin, Calcutta, Canton Dairen, Fengtien, Hamburg, Hanisow tiarb.n, Honolulu. Hongkong, HsUiknig Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angeies Manila, Mojl, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New I York. Osaka,
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    "RANPURA" ARRIVES
    361 6 Passengers Disembarking In Malaya Singapore, Saturday, TOE following passenger» arrived in Malaya by the P. and O. liner Ranpura: Disembarked ut Penang: M. W. Coiebeck Mr. J, Cairns, Mr. J. Davenport, Miss W, Jackson, Mr. J. Bennett, Mrs. E. Orme, Mr. H. Robertson» Miss C, Stern, Mr. I.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    102 6 Reael: Dutch; 1.496 tons from Cherlton 31.8 to Bmavia 2.9. Siberg; Netherlands. 1.128 tons from Bat.avia 31 n to Batavta 4 9 Nam Yong; Brit; .789 tons from Batavla 31 8 to Singapore 1 9. Suddhadib. Siamese: 803 tons from Chumpon 30 8 to Chumpon 2 9. Citv
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    27 6 The s.s. Afrika for Denmark (Parcels only i. Mails previously announced as closing at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday will now close at 3.30 p.m. to-day.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    42 6 The Air mail (Imperial) despatched from Singapore on Aug. 19 was delivered in London on Aug. 29 110 days>. The mail despatched from Singapore on Aug. 7 by the Karapara, was delivered in London on Aug. 31 <24 days*. 1
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    WHAT'S ON?
    89 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, AUG. 31 High Tides:-10.23 a.m., 8 ft., 2 ins., 9.45 p.m., 9 ft., 4 ins. Football: S.A.F.A. Div. I, R.A.F. Middlesex, Anson Road Stadium. Tennis- S.C.C. Autumn Tennis Tournament S.C.C.. S.R.C. Tournament, S.R.C., Y.M.C.A. Open Tennis Touranment, Y.M.C.A. Queen Wilhelmina's Birthday. TO-MORROW,
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    80 6 Penang, Siam, Burma, India, Iraq. Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa, Great Britain. Ireland. Europe, Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Medan, Jask, Bushire. Amsterdam and London: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. Sept. 2. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    79 6 Mails expected from Australia. Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantast, time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands», time ol delivery of boxholders* letters only 1 p.m. and general delivery of
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      190 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL Jj TO-NIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE I DINNER DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. I (informal) 9.30 to midnight AND CABARET ATTRACTION LOUYS SILVIA THE POPULAR COMEDY TAP DANCING TEAM. LAST TWO DAYS NON-DINERS $1 00 SATURDAY NEKT —SPECIAL RACE DINNER, BALL CABARET. EXTENSION TO 1 A.M. BOOK NOW. n
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      117 6 TO PENANG vV°* In 3 Hours a\> Services: Sun. Wed AWT m m\ p Single fare £9 W <$77 approx.) f TO BRISBANE In 3li Days. Services: Mon. Fri Single fare £52 ($446* approx.) TO ENGLAND In %Vz Days. Services: Sun. Wed. Single fare £156 ($1,337 approx.) IMPERIAL AIBWAVS fi~eA
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      503 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE —Soda Fountain, for full particulars write to, or call at 401, Geylang Road, Ist floor. SITUATION WANTED English Gentleman (31) Experienced handling men will take any position whatsoever. Salary no object. Thorough Accountancy Experience. Apply Box 334, Malaya Tribune. MORRIS EIGHT 2 SEATER 1933 Model Taxed,
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      370 6 NEW SEPTEMBER ISSUES fl fl B CASANI CLUB ORCHESTR» fl 'Directed by Charlie Xi B 8812 A Melody from the Sky B Robins and Roses B JAY WILBUR HIS OR< j|j ST I 8813 I nearly let love go L M f through fingers fl Gotta Dance my war to
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      80 6 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Pontianak (Raubi 2 pjn. Rengat and Temblahan <Ban Sicmg Bee» noon Indo-Chlna lYumsang) 3 p.m. Pamannkat, Sambas and SingiTobelo) 4 p.m. Philippine Islands iTongkiiig) 4 p.m. TO-MORROW Pengerang '8. Soon HBiig) 9 a.m Holhuw (Muinam» 1 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo. Celebes. Moluccas and Timor
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    REPORTS AFTER ACCIDENTS
    779 7 I Usral Point I, II <| IIIEY BE MADE \T ONCE? «iiijL-apore. Saturday. f1 ,1 ii th«- defence was reh t. v before Mr. E. E. mui Magistrate, in the f' Kinsey, a loc»l < mm'- >»112 (J) having Nyai Soon by the"I "I a motor-car and
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    $500 FINK
    123 7 I Printing: Press Manager Convicted I (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A CONVICTION with a fine of $500 and one day's simple imprisonment, in default ten weeks' simple imprisonment, was recorded by the magistrate. Mr. J. Calder, to-day against Saw Ghim Chua, described as the manager
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    BOILER EXPLOSION
    66 7 Malay And Chinese Are Badly Scalded (From Our Own Correspondent' Malacca, Friday. On Tuesday, while a Malay and a Chinese workman were working on a boiler in the General Hospital, the boiler suddenly burst with the result that both the men were badly scalded. The two victims are
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    NOTED ARTISTES COMING
    44 7 Nikoiaai Orloff And Manuela del Rio Nikoiaai Orloff, the famous Russian pianist, will give recitals at the Memorial Hall, Singapore, on Dec. 2 and 3. Manuela del Rio, the well-known Spanish dancer, will appear at the Victoria Theatre early in January
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR JUNIOR CIVIL SERVICE
    332 7 Competitive Examination Suggested (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) f Sir l have read with great interest tne illuminating address on the subject cl wage earners' indebtedness delivered by Mr. E.B. Williams, the Official Assignee, at the dinner meeting of the Rotary
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    DIABETES.
    111 7 Thab'b A. Md. Hassan guarantees to cure DIABETES by personal treatment with roots, leaves and fruits of trees obtained from Bataks and Sakais of "umatra after a research work of more than twelve years in order to flna out enemy which is sure to kill the disease, no matter
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      195 7 Better the pro ved earl .71 1 it L_^_i^Ml^____S f- I I»lL____^^ tration below gives Since the days of the first Austin it has been the policy of this a of the excellent famous manufacturer to constantly improve each design and not to JjJ*. Veati lation of the introduce radically
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      386 7 mm) JOHN DEW QL¥OD MILK SOAP MAYFAIR RE-DISCOVERS A BEAUTY SECRET OF ANCIENT ROME When Poppoea, Empress of Rome, took her bath in Milk, she set a beauty fashion for the ages. 0 John Dew of Bond Street has recaptured this secret of loveliness in a soap of exquisitely caressing
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    185 8 Ungku Aziz Improved In Health (By Air Mail) 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. 19. THE Hon. Ungku Abdul Aziz, ol Johore, who left Malaya very ill In July, arrived in England this week much improvea in health as the result of the voyage. i On the
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    RADIO TALK WITH HIS DOG
    67 8 A boy has talked to his pet dot? by radio—from a distance of 9,000 miles. Little 3-year-old Kelvin Rogers, who from Australia to Philadelphia to have n nail removed from his lung, told his father in Melbourne, over a short-wave wireless set, how he was
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      338 8 -j i 'i' l[ 11(1,1 1r 1 Don't Miss These Last Few Screenings! lALHAMBRA j If s Charlie Chan's Best and Most Thrilling Adventure! 20th CENTURY-FOX FILMS' EXCITING THRILLER— CHARLIE CHAN CIRCUS" t> fC?"/ with WARNER OLAND JjnĔ? |g^jy and GRAND CAST. Packed with hair- With Excellent M breadth Escapes
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      70 8 4* T i Good NEWS For All Lovers of Shirley Temple! J I 1 TO-NIGHT j j CAPITOL ,j t Special Repeat Screening in Response to hundreds of Requests! I" CAPTAIN j I JANUARY"! > Don't miss this grand comedy! i t Note: The Supporting programme will be different tc
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      296 8 Ar-OSITIVELY FINAL PERFORMANCE OF THIS His J* •J. TORICAL MASTERPIECE! V A THE STORY OF 6 T LADY JANE GREY Cr^C^V^lJ9-15 <• |"TUDOR ROSE" ACCLAIMED BY PRESS AND PUBLIC THE FINEST HISTORY V J FILM EVER MADE BAR NONE: g *ĔĔ J A Gainsborough Picture, with V jB SIR CEDRIC
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      145 9 Tel 3781 BE UP—TO—DATE 1 HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED AND WELL-DRESSED I CONSULT US FOR A PAIR OF MODERN, SMART AND WELL-FITThD EYE-GLASSES. SIGHT-TESTING FREE. Expert Workmanship Guaranteed NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO., 98. niph Street, SINGAPORE. t" TEA DANCES T From 5 to 7.30 p.m. j j Every Tuesday, Thursday
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      30 9 j KNITTING is no longer a Tedious work, but a pleasure by using RAPID KNITTING APPARATUS FREE lessons demonstrations Start 7th September at BABA Co., Ltd. Middle Road. Phone 2115
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      307 9 j ALHAMBRA. Next Change s l jAN Outstanding DOUBLE-BILL! EACH of these Two! FEATURES is Alone Worth The Price of Admission' I A Ma Metry Measure of Nonsense! I ZASU m PITTS J I M« «W UCH W -JL O'CONNELL j Universal** Laugh Riot *i SHE GETS! t t V%f*&
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      312 9 I POSSESS! ONE WORLD WAS TOO SMALL TO SHARE ALL HER LOVE! g Where the fighting was thickest,..her courage '2' /WM was highest! Her life teas an inspiration to all taj. /t1 womankind! Her love a blessing to all mankind/ |r|| j I 111 And now the gallant story of
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    DOMESTIC OCCURENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    76 10 iw-i L«tl» Bill Neo wishes to thank all ~,0: who kindly attended the tuneral 112 |,er In-loved father Mr. Loh Ah Yoke :i!U- Loh Choon Seng of Sinai .foluwi'i it* well as those who .sent «.r« .tilt, mid letters of condolence. —She If wlxlte~s to express her
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    658 10 I UJHTON liis Excellency tin 4 Gov* R ernor and High < r arrives hack from leave this week iiiere will be a number «>l' urgent, questions awaiting hia attention, lie is expected u> make an early atemenl on his new education policy, which will probably affect the
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    PRINCESS PEARL
    108 10 Harry Roy Teased By Birth Of Daughter IBy Air Mailt (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. 19. Mrs. Harry Roy. wife of the dance band leader and daughter ol the white n i an and Ranee of Sarawak, lus given bnth to ;i daughter in a London nursing
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    CHINESE AVIATRIX
    47 10 First To Start Off On Air Derby Reuter. Cleveland <Ohioi, Aug. 29. Miss Katherinc Btti Fung Hung a Chinese aviatrix from Los Angeles was the firs: to hop off on the first leg" of the Ruth Chatterton Air Derby in which 33 pilots are participating.—Renter.
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    MR. R.S HENLEY
    37 10 Mr R. b. Henley, manager of the Noun British anu Mercantile Insurance Co.. Ltd.. returned from Home leave by thi Ranpura. He has quite revered trom the riding accident he had while n England.
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    MR. AW BOON HAW
    28 10 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkony. Aug. 31. Mr. Aw Boon Haw left for Singapore by the Conte Verde en Saturday Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    GENERAL GOMBOES
    33 10 Reuter Wireless. Budapest. Aug. 27. Hungary's strong man, General Gem ooc-s. has been severely stricken with an internal complaint and is expected to go into enforced retirement shortly Reuter Wireless. J
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    WAR SECRETARY DEAD
    23 10 Reuter Wireless. th« Wusllln Cton. Aup. 27. r.ic 'loath has occurred here of M. hV' T Secretary for War Reuk.
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    MOSCOW PLOT
    32 10 Reuter Wireless. Moscow. Aug. 27. C-rerrl Putna. the MPPary Attach* 0 London who wos recently recalled Is he latest to bo chanced with eompiRn»ti!?iire« c so ca:ied Tl °tskyist plot.-
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    THE MODERN MIRACLE OF PALESTINE
    727 10 GREAT PROGRESS OF JEWISH COLONISATION AF all the nationalist movements sow in progress in the word none is more romantic, non dcs ryes greater sympathy, than the Zion"st movement which is establishing in Palestine a national home for the Jews. Although Jewish settlement in the
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    493 10 By "Looker On" JIIE winner of a beauty contest was attacked and scratched by two of her unsuccessful rivals. We can only suppose that they wanted to see whether her beauty was only skin-deep. A man fainted in a London postofhee. It seems that he got
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    QUEEN MARY WINS BLUE RIBAND OF ATLANTIC BY THREE AND A HALF HOURS
    231 11 new record Average Speed Of 3P.63 Knots Reuter. I ircfaft. Aun. 00. ~l|i n Hii'ttnrt •>( the Atlantic >»- »he Mary -»»1 BUhopS Hock. in t B.l'i p.m. M litiiir> 57 rntid lor the \V<M to utiicli
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    HONAN DROUGHT
    23 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Aug. 31. fallen in Honan Pronmer. Twenty districts, kg and Lingpao. are from drought.—Sin Chew Jit
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    AFTER SEVEN YEARS
    19 11 The Queen Mary has recaptured ihe Blue Riband of the Atlantic for Britain after seven years.
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    ALFONSO GOING TO SPAIN ?
    151 11 ALFONSO GOING TO SPAIN "UNKNOWN DESTINATION" AMERICAN DESTROYER BOMBED BY PLANE Reuter. Madrid. Aug. 30. CTARVATION, internal strife, lhe 1-trpetual menace of bombing oveihead and mine explosions underground are the daily lot of the insurgent defenders of Ahazar. the historic Moorish citadel, according to a Ficnch correspondent who has just
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    WOMEN AND CHILDREN BURIED
    109 11 The Loyalist Governor of the Province stales thai I.JJOO people were shut up at Alcazar, where a small force of insurgents has been holding out lor weeks against the encircling Government troops They Included :v)0 women and children who have taken refuge in underground cellars. Many
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    INTERNAL DISSENSION
    116 11 Reuter. The Government does not. want -to k 31 everybody there because a number ri people are hemg. kept by force. I The infiurgehU in the citadel are suffering from a food shortage as the supplies dropped by planes have mostly fr.llen outside the boundaries of Alcazar owing
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    ALFONSO AGAIN
    124 11 Reuter Wireless. Vienna, Aujf. 28. Jhe of Ilellarh, where ex-Kine Alfonso is staying at fiolf Ilutel, is ago? over the report that Alfonso is prepared to have fnr an nnknoun declination. A ->trong eontinrent of deleetfves guard llip hotel day and night. King Alfonso's Secretarj declines to arrange
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    HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING
    164 11 Reuter Wireless. Henrtavo. Ann 9« The battle for Irun continued to-day. It was largely confined to an artillery :nd machine-gun duel, until the evening when a terrifflc struggle started r.round the Church of San Marciai situated on a crest commanding Irun, defended by Government troops with seven batteries
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    HOSPITAL BOMBED?
    166 11 Reuter Wireless. Hendaye. Aug. 27. The struggle for possession of Irun and San Sebastian was resumed to-day and resulted in another insurgent check. Following a heavy barrage by both sides the insurgent attacks broke down and they were early compelled to abandon the direct attack along the road
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    NON-INTERVENTION PLAN
    800 11 Reuter Wireless. London. Aug. 27. The French and British Governments have approached all the eighteen EuroDean Powers which have not yet adhered to the plan for non-intervention in Spain, urging them to do so immediately. Some thereof have already applied an embargo unilaterally. Portugal has notified France that
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    KWANGSI ATTACK CONTINUES
    244 11 PEACE MOVE Chiang Demands Evacuation Sin Chew Jit Poh. 'ionckone. Aus\ St. THE Kwangsi troops continue to advncp from F i«»nkfang. Nankin- ?rr defending Suichi. ftsJtfar fnr reinforcement*. Marshal Chiang Kai Shek has d'manH'd tho Kwangsi troous evacuate Kwanefun?. otherwise frr will be used to drive them
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    FRANCE AND POLAND
    134 11 Renewal Of Old Friendship likely Reuter Wireless. Warsaw. Aug. 28. ARMY Inspector-General Smiglv has r left for France, where he will* be tne guest of General Gamelin, who recently visited Poland and had a number of talks on military matters. Considerable importance is attached to General Smigly
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    KING IN TURKEY
    98 11 May Be Guest Of Kemal Ataturk Reuter Wireless. _~r XT Istanbul, Aug. 28. THE Nahhn is expected at Chanak on Thursday. It is understood that King Edward will visit the war ceme tones on the battlefields at Gallipcli and will arrive at Istanbul on Friday According to
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    MORE HOPE IN PALESTINE
    101 11 Arab Meeting NURI PASHA INVITED TO RETURN Reuter Wireless. Jerusalem. 26. r rHE settlement of the Palestine deadlock is btlicvej to have be-.n bmught nearer, following a meeting of tiie Arai. Higher Committee in the house of the Mufti of at which 5o notables wen present.
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    PALESTINE INCIDENTS
    83 11 Jewish Special Constable Shot Dead Reuter Wireless. Jerusalem, Aue 28. DespHe ihe reported decision u! the Arabs to suspend the >trike and violence several incident» occurred thi& morningA young Jewish Special Constable wus shot dead in the outskirts of Jerusalem and an Arab was fatally shot In the
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    AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE
    39 11 Reuter Wireless. Melbourne. Aug. 2C The Minister of Defence announced cc"/? ay that tne Gove mment is allotting £5 000 for training in defence against, ras attacks, and for equipment and publicity In connection therewith Reuter Wireless.
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    JAPAN & CHINA INCIDENT
    114 11 JAPAN CHINA INCIDENT SERIOUS VIEW Premier Reports To The Emperor Reuter. Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. \u& 30. I MESSAGE from Tokyo says thai Mr. Roki liirota, the Premier, has reported to the Emperor on the Chenptu incident. This exceptional procedure has attracted wide attention and is held to be
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    MORE AGGRESSION?
    56 11 Shanghai. at. Jl. A report truni a lettable >nurr»e sUUi lhat tlii? Japauwu C»oi trnment has clpcidfil to expand all inUitarv and diplomatic in China beCort Deoetnlter in order to the work of aggrpssion i Jopune-e troops, Fpt ,t i p£iij 11;; villa f>fE3 t•"» *U.'ino|):;h I.UHdi'i'dA ol
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    1,104 KILLED
    43 11 Official Report On Korean Typhoon Reuters. Seoul, Aug. 31. IT is officially announced that 1,104 1 people were killed and 1.028 injured, while 426 are reported missing, as a result of the typhoon in South Korea. Very heavy damage was done.—Reuters.
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    Seaplane Crash In Singapore Harbour
    573 12 CORONER'S INQUIRY OPENS MR. BROWNE'S DEATH DUE TO FRACTURED SKULL THE Coroners' inquiry into the death of Mr. T. P. Browne. of the P.W.D., who was killed when a Flying Club seaplane of which he was one of the occupants crashed on to a ship
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    ENGINE THROWN OUT
    552 12 Three Winjjs Cut By Ship's Cables Mr Jr Harvey, ground engineer of the Fi.S-FC.. .said that on Aug. 19 lie was at the Club, but he did not observe the seaplane's movements. It was not his duty to uo so. After ihe crash he proceeded to the
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    MR. V. W. THAMBIAIAH
    177 12 Death 1a Singapore After Short Illness Singapore, Monday. The death occurred at the General Hospital, Singapore, on Saturday of Mr. V W. Thambiaiah. Branch Secretary c/ the Oriental Government Security Life Insurance Co., Ltd., after a short illness. The late Mr. Thambiaiah joined the company in
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    MISSING GIRL
    79 12 Said To Have Been In Penang Singapore. Monday. NEWS has been received in Singapore that a young woman answering to the description of Miss Dorothy Sale, who has been missing for some days, has been seen in Penang. The mother of Miss Sale has proceeded to Penang. Miss
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    "CAPTAIN JANUARY"
    33 12 Repeat Screening Al t apitol To-Night In response Wi reQuests, "'Cftptani January." Shirley Temple'» m«xsi recen* nicture. will be shown again ai the Capitol Theatre to-night only, U1 615 and 9.15.
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    18 12 Madame St. Jerome, of the Penang Convent, was admitted into the Genera Hospital on Tuesday as a patient.
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    KUALA LUMPUR SWEEP CASE
    598 12 ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO CHEAT TURF CLUB Kuala Lumpur, Friday. THE bearing was continued in the first court, to-day of the case In which Mr. Saw Ghim Chuan, the manager of the Royal Press, is accused of attempt- Ing to cheat the Selangor Turl Club by falsely
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    PRIZE MONEY CREDITED
    620 12 When Clerk Thought Something Was Wrong The committee meeting was postponed to June 30. On that morning witness referred to the journal of the Club accounts and it showed that the prize money on ticket No. 58 had been credited to Mr. R. T. G. Arthur. When
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    COMPOSITE TICKET
    132 12 Witness Swears It U a- V»i Genuine Mr G. H foenanon rwi PrinMnfc iKpai lmen o? M> ir fr, Palmer said that hi-, fin: nim! lurf dub tickets lie i- Butler, the ton, uckrt Nu \l> amlr>od It carefully r»nrl w i «•pinion thai it wn- a mtjijit
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      44 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS The following is the programme of drills up to and for week endfng Sept. 6, 1936: TO-DAY, AUG. 31 5.15 p.m. -Headquarters, S.R.A. (v), A.A. Training. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.E. (v), Lecture—Demolition. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.F.C.R.E. (v) Sections 1, 3 and 4, Weapon Training.
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    ANOTHER AIR MAIL MISHAP?
    117 13 missed drome Horsa Down South Of Bahrein Reuter. Shanghai. Aug. 28. IMI'l Kl VI Airways officially slate I ii.it i»- night the aircraft Horsa u(t ,to in route from Basra to Bah- II ii (led to locate the aerodrome m! jk Relieved to h3ve alighted South
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    PLANE LOCATED
    115 13 Reuter. Baghdad. Aug 30 Iv have located tlie Horsa r» milea south of the Salw*. he coast or the Arabian rr.r .it liner apparently over- undine-ground at Bahrein •11* of fuel. The passengers i sale while the plane was iiidumaged. 7 -t of "he landing was the a:
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    KING GEORGE MEMORIAL
    46 13 Bangkok, Aug. 29. TH r British Association of Siam has n the lead to Britishers all over intry to join in making a united notion to the King George Memorial Fund. le of the gifts are being single subscription in October to London.
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    Mr Barry B. Connell (left\ Adviser to the Siamese Government on Lanas and Mines, snapped on arrival at Penang from Bangkok with the Penang Vice-Consul for Siam, Mr. Vim Phung Phrakhun. Mr. connell joined the German Liner s.s. Gneisenau for London, to resume the negotiations with the International Tin Committee on Siam's quota.
    53 13 Mr Barry B. Connell (left\ Adviser to the Siamese Government on Lanas and Mines, snapped on arrival at Penang from Bangkok with the Penang Vice-Consul for Siam, Mr. Vim Phung Phrakhun. Mr. connell joined the German Liner s.s. Gneisenau for London, to resume the negotiations with the International Tin Committee
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    WHITE RUSSIANS EXECUTED
    103 13 Alleged Secret Soviet Organisation Reuter. Moscow. Aug. 30 TELEGRAMS from Khabarovsk allege that many Russian White Guards who settled on the Manchurian side of the Soviet frontier have been arrested ana executed by orders of the Japanese authorities on the ground that a secret Soviet organisation was
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    TIN DELEGATE'S VIEWS
    52 13 Siam Government Continues Conciliatory Attitude (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Aug. 29. THE interview given by Mr. Barry B. Connell, i.Siam's delegate on the International Tin Committee) is considered here to be a personal expression of opinion. The Government continues to maintain a moderate tone and a
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    GERMANY FEELING THE PINCH
    103 13 Armaments Result In Taxation Increase Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 29. EVIDENCE that the cost of Germany's enlarged army has put a big strain on the country's financial resources is contained in the announcement by an official German news agency that the company tax is to be increased
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    ATHLETE TO ENTERTAIN
    54 13 Decision By Negro Olympic Champion Reuter. Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 30. According to his trainer, Jesse Owen*, the triple Olympic champion, Intend* to become a professional entertainer ~fter completing his University education. He hopes to remain an amater sthlete but the decision as regards his status rests with
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    ROYAL WEDDING IN PERAK DAUGHTER OF THE SULTAN
    564 13 TO D.O. I Procession Of 40 Cars (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Kangsar, Saturday. CELEBRATIONS in connection with the wedding of Yang Mulia Raja Haji Aishah, daughter of H.H. the Sultan and the Raja Permaisuri of Perak and Hon. Yang Mulia Raja
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    KING EDWARD
    116 13 Dines In A Greek Tavern Reuter Wireless. Athens, Aug. 26. fcING EDWARD dined las- night in a Greek tavern with the British Minister. His guests sampled native dishes and resinated wine, wnicn they lound c.ehcious. They then visited an open air cabaret. The Royal party did not leave
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    Double Victory For Johore Customs HULL CUP SOCCER COMPETITION
    654 14 ACTING MENTRI BESAR PRESENTS TROPHIES (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. 30. IN spite of the bad weather, a record crowd turned up to witness the final in the Huli Cup Competition, which was played yesterday evening on the Istana
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    JUNIOR BADMINTON
    283 14 Women's Finals In Singapore Singapore, Monday. THE Singapore Junior Badminton Tournament was brought to -j successful conclusion yesterday at the Clerical Union when the finals in the women's singles and doubles were played. Miss Wailcen Wong, of the Mayflower BP., became the new women's junior champion by beating
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    WARREN SHIELD
    66 14 S.V.C. Scores In Command Shoot Singapore. Monday THE Malaya Command shoot for the Warren Viield was $tar*«d last weekend. 'The Singapore Volunteers fired ofT .'neir course at the Bukli Timuh If) Sunday mornin»;. The best score was returned by the "E" iChinese) Company, namely, 313. "D" 'Eurasian) Company
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    Malacca Girls Beaten At Netball
    188 14 Good Victory For G.S.C. Singapore, Monday. AFTER losing to the Singapore Girls' Sports Club at hockey on Saturday, it was deemed probable that the Malacca Girls Sports Club would have their own back on the netball field. The local G.S.C. however, registered two clear-cut victories
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    S.R.C. HOCKEY
    24 14 S.R.C. members desiring to play hockey this season are requested to fill in their names in ihe hockey register at the club.
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    112 14 Yet Another Century By Hendren Reuter. London. Aug. 30. YET another century by Patsy Hendren was the main feature of the county cricket matches which began to-day. The close of play scores, as cabled by Reuter. were: At Lord's. Middlesex 260 (Hendren 104» Surrey 98 for 7. At
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    New Swimming Records By Japan
    195 14 Olympic Team's Triumph Reuter. London. Aug. 30. THE competition between the Eni- pile Swimming Club and ihe Japanese Olympic team was continued at Wembley to-day. with the Japanese making attacks on the Euiope an free -style records. The results were: 100-m"tre.s. 1. Arai. 2. Tsunoka.
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    INTER-CLUB TENNIS
    125 14 Chinese Beat Airmen By f> Matches To Nil Singapore, Monday. The S C R. C. visited the airbase on Saturday and met the R.A.F. at tennis The visitors won 5 games, beatin'p the airmen in two singles and three doubles. The following are the results: SINGLES Sim Seng
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    358 14 Mixul Four>omr> FIRST ROUND loir DUFFER'S I l' Singapore, Moiui.u THK monthly mixed (nurmmr petition was p!:i> ril ,»r p,ii T'mah yestcrdav and ri'Milntl win for Mrs. C. W MhuiojjjH,' M Dr. J. Moncur wiih net 33*74-Forty-three card- were and the following reiuriw :i Mi* C W
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    The Week-End Cricket In Singapore TOURNAMENT MATCH ON PADANG
    1381 15 GOOD BOWLING BY GROWDER MIDDLESEX BEAT CHINESE BY 7 WICKETS Singapore, Monday. i BRIGHT innings by Brooke and A the uood bowling of Ward and ladersen enabled the combined PubH, Services and Bankers. Brokers Insurance team to secure the vu tor\
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    A Menace To young Girls.
    128 15 anson's Experience, mils would be spared if they would only pie. I was in a serious- mention, languid, pale, md terribly nervous. I felt f i always wanted to cry, so at I was eventually reduced ol prostration. seemed to do me any < Dr.
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    RAMONA WINS AGAIN
    227 15 R.S.Y.C. Races OVANS CHALLENGE CUP Singapore. Monday. YESTERDAY the International Six--1 metre Clasi sailed the 2nd race for the Van Schreven Challenge Cup during which a very light, variable breeze from the S.W. prevailed. The sea was smooth and the tide was shack at tne top of
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    CHINESE STAR'S TRIUMPH
    71 15 Wins Doubles Final With Italian Player Reuter. Lucerne. Aug. 30. In the final of the Men's Doubles in the International Tournament Stefan 1 'Italy, and Kho Sin Kie (China) beai G. P. Hughes and Butler I Britain* C—3, 4—6. 3—6. 6-2 —Reuter. KHO LOSES Lucerne. Aug. 30.
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    Singapore Weightlifting Tourney
    329 16 Full List Of Entries Singapore. M«„ u ia\. THE following entries have been re ceived for the third annual Singapore Olympic (hampionshin (undtr 15. A. W.I A laws) wKhJS take place in the New World r on Sep:, f,:— Mv Paperweight: Hoe Kirn ci irk. Ens'Wang and
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    MALACCA SOCCER
    178 16 Chinese Draw Wilh The Police (From O.tr Own Corre ijondenij Malacca, Si*turdu> VESTEKDAY, Ihe last minuu efforts ol the Chinese h.iVeri them irom dcleai at the hand* of ilk* Police tn the MAF A. League i••mpetilioiv Thr game, although ending in a draw with 3 goal.-; to the
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    SELANGOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
    234 16 Satisfactory Financial Position (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A SATISFACTORY financial position was disclosed at the annual general meeting of the Selangor Hockey Association held on Thursday in the Selangor Club. In the absence of the Chairman, Mr. Peel presided over the meeting, which was
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      125 17 Berlin. All with pleasing regularity, a This is but one of the many surprising clarity and at full volume. models of the 1936 TROPICAL PHILCO which we have in stock. Radserco Model 11 AGF FULLY GUARANTEED BY costs $397.50. It is fitted witfc a single playing motor. At an The
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      1507 17 Malayan Listeners* Radio URITISH EMPIRE Berlin station j radio coloniai c, france PROGRAMMES DJB 19.74 metres (15,200 kcs.). DJA TO-DAY 51.38 metres (9,650 kcs.)* DJQ 19 63 me--4 ~„»A tres (15,280 kcs H Wavelength: 25 «0 met-* (11.730 Kcs.) Around Ine to-day Counties TO-DAY 1.20 p.m.— Relay from P.T.T. Trans--12.25
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    "SERVANTS OF INDIA SOCIETY"
    729 18 Malacca Lecture By Peiping Professor (From Our Own Correspondent} Mulaccxi. Saturday. i FINE insight into the worklnß of the "Sttjrvante of India Society" wa.« e-:« ■> b* Tit. Professor elect rl Pc'p'.nj: U iivnrsltv. famous historian 3rr i r f-vrii viVp te r or« a ennvded
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    COLONIAL CHAPLAIN
    123 18 Sails For England Owing To Illness (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang. Sunday. THE Rev. Keppel Gamier, Colonic Chaplain at Penang. sailed for home yesterday by the Kaiser-I-H nd on medical advice accompanied by Mio. Keppel Gamier. It is generally known that Rev. Kenpel Gamier had been seriously fU
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    CONSTABLE'S CHASE
    172 18 Chinese On Housebreaking Charge Singapore. Saturday. A POLICE constable was on his lonely beat during the early hours of the morning of Aug. 25 in Beach Lane when a sound rang out clearly in the stillness of the night. The constable turned to see a Chinese running along
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    36 YEARS AT SEA
    183 18 Capt. Legg Of Th? Ranpura CAPTAIN J. M. Legg, the master, of the P. and O. Ranpura has had a very in'eresting career during his 36 years at sea. He went to sea in the famous ship Port Jackson which was then owned by Mr. John
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    PLANES FOR CHIANG
    163 18 Chairman Of Committee Elected (From Our Own Reporter) J Kuala Lumpur Saturday HEI.EGATES from the various coin- mlltfCfr itr Singupoie. Selanyor. Perak. Pfuaxig, Malaria and Negri Setnbilan formen tor the |iutpo«* oi collecting mpris (or thr' purchase of Aeroplanes to pu-tir o Marshal Chiang Kai Shrk, W\?\
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    MALACCA SHOOTING TRAGEDY
    578 18 "Death By MiBadvcm Ur Verdict (From Our Own CorrcspoucUntj MalntTu 5 i THE tragic flying-fox hunt oJ I of Malacca men which rulmm 'the death of one of them, rim >' Leng. as a result of his kh:, and smashing his chin on Hi lt i Aug
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      82 18 5 L l2 HOME Planes leave Singapore every WEDNESDAY ,V SATI mi 2.45 p.m. Mails for: Med?n, Iran, Great Britain. Ireland. America anU ihe whole of Europe close at G.P.O. Sin;;apcro at 12.45 p.m. on Wednesday and Saturday. IMPORTANT—Superscribe your fmrspnilcnce for Europe generally and U.S.A. X.L.M. VIA AM S
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    RATIFICATION OF NEW TREATY
    280 19 0 Difficulties Expectsd FGYPT AND LEAGUE OF NATIONS London, Aug. 28. yn difficulties are anticipated in reN v.l lo ratification of the new n fio-1 vptian Treaty in Cairo or London and it is assumed that U, e eartfcsl meeting ot the League (1 .Nations Assembly
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    SEVERE CRITICISM
    255 19 British Defence Of Egypt Weakened a V d S of "tides, capUuS* a £d '1 triction o7 E IyDLn a Y™ a i tered a til if. n S th to which the Treaty eoes in fe«r, dlr t C v, tlon 0f their extinction ft £SE the
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    MALACCA FLOWER SHOW
    371 19 Many Visitors OPENED BY RESIDENT COUNCILLOR (From Our Own Corresvondent I Malacca, Saturday. yNDER ideal weather conditions the annual flower show of the Malacca Horticultural Society was declared open to-day by the Hon. Mr. G. W. Bryant, Resident Councillor, at the Capitol grounds. Multi-coloured flowers on the
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