Malaya Tribune, 3 August 1937

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National sa/^ VoL XXVI No. 181. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, Aus. 1937. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGE^ SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. AUGUST 3, 1937 FIVE CENTST
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      168 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST fry The^ MORNING mini \K j ROOF,f^' TI: ES They have a perfect Terra cotta colour. Triey are equipped with an up-to-d;ite interlocking systtm. They can be packed tighter owing to improved design and no are less liable to breakage in transit. They have a
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      176 1 t ~—a Rxad The sunday TStIBIWE IDominant1 Dominant In Malaya 11 r- >jS HHSI liS^enlsTsomuch wEaoY^WFIjF f tfSfelK GROWING THAT OFT EM THEY HAVE 'BL3 L LAST AGAIN V UTTLE LEFT FOR ANYTHING ELSE M X HORLICK S PROVIDES EXIIU GROWING children are using energy'all the time V> not only
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    FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
    409 2 GIRL'S DEATH Man Given His Freedom ALTHOUGH found guilty of th> manslaughter oi his ■milliuu Andrew Chumley, 2ii-year-old e\ soldier, of Hockley Hill, Birmingh i yesterday walked out of the d the Old Bailey a free man. Four months ago Chumlev and year-old Daisy Vera Sheds,
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    BITTEN BY A KING COBRA
    254 2 Mr. St Alban Smith Relates Adventure By Air Mail' 'From Gur Own Correspond* London. Juh 21 MR. A. St. Alban Smith, to whom London Zoo owes so much and who to now staying in Guernsey has regaling local newspaper report-: thrilling accounts of his encounters
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      502 2 M. HASSAN, 34, 36 37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. Telephone No. MIL Branch at 21, Jalan Ibrahim, JOHORE. STOCKISTS OF Frigidaires, Koldchests, modern electuc chandeliers, fancy lamp bowl* and shade*, bed lamps, fans, electric bells, batteries, wiring accessories, domes Lis appliances sanitary wares and etc. CONTRACTORS FOR: Elsctrical, wa:.tr and
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      516 2 PUBLIC NOTICES MORTGAGEE'S SALE. OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND AND HOUSES TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION BY Messrs. TAN HO OON CO., LTD. At Their Saleroom Nos. 90 52, Market Street, Singapore. ON THURSDAY, STH AUGUST. 1937. AT 2.30 P.M. PARTICULARS. Lot 1. Freehold land and house, No. 142, Syed
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      132 2 > -g. ARE YOG FULLY AWARE OF OUR S CHARGES BEING MODERATE 1 FOR BOTH ELECTRICAL AND I WAI EH INSTALLATION! 3 OUR WOKtOiANSHIP IS GUAR- ANTEED FUR ANIIiUNG ELECf TRICALLX DONE AND WATER PIPING LAID, AND GENERAL REPAIRS CARRIED OUT. Thone 7176 or call at Messrs. Allwie Co., SSectrlc
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      188 2 .J. i Fresh Supply: FOl LSHAM'S SHILLING SERIES. -in Hi ll in il linn imi^ m M ii, I PUBLIC SPEAKING by Professor Duncan. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF POPULAR SCIENCE by C. H. Butcher. i HOW TO TRAIN THE MEMORY by H. Ernest Hunt. BEFORE AND AFTER DINNER BOOK by Frank Mason.
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      24 2 HERNIA WONDERFUL CURE BY OUTWARD APPLICATION Thousands cured radically. Apply directions and testimonials. H. C. ROW Divine Treatment Hall, 118, Upper Circular Road. Calcutta.
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES FIRST-CLASS SAILORS
    276 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES FIRST-CLASS SAILORS Shortage Being Felt In Japan THE Communications. Office as well as various shipping companies in Ja-1-an are greatly worried over the shortage of first-class sailors, it is reported. The Communications Office opened special emergency-training courses (extending over the year in order to educate men for
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    INSURANCES ON NO. 552
    197 3 Governrnent's Portion Under Agreement In^ he House of Commons recently Mr. H. Day (Southwark, Lab.) asked the President of the Board of Trade whether h e would give particulars of any way in which the Government were at present responsible for any portion of the insurance
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      394 3 BTIAMM |AJ£lW«| P& and BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In England) /a P. 0. S. N. Co.'a SAILINGS: OLTWARDi. Tonnage. Sapors. 1037. KATALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 13 CORFU 13,000 Aug. 27 SOMALI 6,800 Aug. 27 NALDERA 16,000 Sept. 10 CARTTIAOE 15,000 Sept. 24 BANGALORI 6,000 Sept. 25 15,000 Oct. R BHUTAN 6,100 Oct.
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      123 3 B. I. S. N. CtVS SAILINGS FOR BANGKOK Leave Due Singapore. KOLA Aug. 3 Aug. 7 KISTNA Aug. 11 Aug. 14 for PENANG. RANGOON CALCUTTA KARAPARA Aug. 4 Aug. 5 KHANDALLA Aug. 11 Aug. 12 FOR PORT SWETTENHAM, PENANG, VEGAPATAM, KARIKAL, PORTO NOVO. CUDDALORE, PONDICHERY AND MADRAS. ROHNA Aug. 7
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      722 3 M. 8 B K. I KOKUSAI LINE j (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) i (Incorporated In Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) I Due Due Sailing Due t i I Penan* Spore Spore via New York m s KANO MARU Aug. 19 Aug. 22 Aug. 25 Oct. 4 ms
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      436 3 PASSENGER AM) FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath Excellent Cuisine. FOR (GENOA), MARSEILLES, LONDON ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng ALSIA 10-8 10-8 11-8 13-3 BORINGIA 31-8 31-8 1-9 3-9 •FIONIA 21-9 21-9 22-9 24-9
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      456 3 ITlAlLftl gABON NORDBEUTSCHEB A \[L LLOYD NORD (incorporated la LLOYD Qtmmj). The undernoted are the Company intended fixtures:—. OUTWARD FOR MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN. Due S pore MM. "UNEISENAU" omlta North China calls Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai, and Japan a at. HOMEWARD. FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG ft BREMEN. Sails
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    361 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Aug. 2. Previous To-day Chang* RUBBER Tone Steady Spot Buyers. 83 4 Sellers. 8? a Aug. Buyers. 83 4 Sellers. 8 7 8 CLOSED Jcrr'Sept. Buyers. ***** Sellers. 8 15 16 Oct.lDec. Buyers. 8 7 k Sellers. 9 London. Aug 2. PALM OIL (Malaya,
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      575 4 1 1 1 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j Or in the Straits Settlements). Successors to S Th* Chinsac Commercial Bank. UmJJrf Ths Ho Hong Bank, Limited, ajad I Ths Oversea-Chines* Bank, limits* > CAPITAL: S Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000 000.06. I, i HEAD OFFICE, CHTNA BUILDING, CH
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      174 4 THE j EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 6, D'Almeida Street, authorised and Subscribed Capital «,000,000 ♦»£Jd-up Capital £1,000,000 &e*erved Fund 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: JBombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, A&dras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, wasra. Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposits
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      3 4 2 APB 10
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      216 4 /MmW^ —keep curls En place all day The day of t:ie mannish bob is pxst. Stylish women CVCiyyhcrc, as always, are following j the latest dictates or Paris and arranging their hair in the new elaborate maancr. You need nor dress your hair more than once a day it Stacomb
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    MALAYAN PRODUCE EXHIBITION
    1518 5 A FURTHER LIST OF THE A WARDS iFWTTi C,ir Otrn Reporter) Kuala Lumjur, Monday. JUlxirNG "1 tin? cnuny vftrlous sections of the M A.fi rt xliibition which LjorneJ on Saturday w*s by na mr*an« .\.y T r the remarks i-f vtei ors to the -'an be- taken
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    173 5 Report By Fraser And Company SingRpore. Aug. 1. NEW Ycrk Tlo up »4. lhe maiket ha3 opened thlt. morning witii very little fresh news over the veiker.d, with the result tha* the tone Ls rather quiet. lnndon still Interested In those tin shares quoted on their market
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    TIN
    16 5 Singapore, Aut/. 3. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $128% (down
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    RUBBER
    18 5 The price of rubber at neon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 29' Vi (unchange<i); Seller. 30 (unchanged).
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET
    246 5 Messrs Lewis Ami Peat's Weekly Report London. July 20 PLANTATION— The market has con- t nupd vprv throughout the weel with a further loss of about 'cd. pe r lb. following our last report the American Questionnaire flgurers foJune were Dublished. These wer° sati" factory and ud
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    EMPIRE TRADE IS UP AGAIN
    239 5 Rise In 1936 Share (JOIN*; \il??AD OF R1V \I.S a)y Air Mr.iJ) Mem.vzi, July 25, ffMlE 'hrire of i] 4 hnU s'i Lommonv.'eii.th. iI »:v t lotiiiv., »fi VorM it'Uilc. A'lllcii led from 27.ll per til. iii !>J'.> »x Z j.'i p< c.iii. in iim
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    INDIAN MAGAZINE
    370 5 Questions Asked In Parliament (By Air Mailh London, July ID. VISIT by Scotland Yard detectives to "t wo Indians concerning a new magane, "The Indian Student," was the subct of questions In the House of Oom* ions. Mr. Torn Williams «Lab., Don Valley i:. d on whose authority
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    FRASES & COMPANY
    212 5 FRASES COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Aug. 2. 6 p.m. Total for Books Close financial !ompani Dividend uute Ex Dlv y»?*r Payable Date to date TIN Batu Selangor 1596 Int. Aug b Aug 13 Aug. 6 "VjrJ Hongkong TIE 80% Int a JQ% Kampong Kamunting. 5% Int. Aug 1?
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      30 5 353 BBSS »n s Bo ■o t Im ort.-in constituent «r the i vi! ng up thi M ■An mnocuous andsuccashil ma7\ Representatives:— E. H ABDULLA CO., Capitol Rdgs. Singapore.
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      282 5 BANK OF CHINA;! (Incorporated in China by Scrotal Charter) 12, Cecil Street, Singapore, r tetnpuetue: ManagerOdttce 6444 I LAxi« < s.::i,<_ Dept. i I y tteaarau Ullioa »la S j -v ,CTrci..- >iv Lip Capita* Gift. io,U'JU,I'OU.Oo I Funds 121 excess oi 4,a<n>,yo<;.o<> Total Assets approximately $1,800,000,0G0.UG S HEAD OFFICB:
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    112 6 "«nang. Siam. Burma, India, Iraq, «i*!rffße ETypt. E. and S Africa. Great ~< f am. Ireland. Europe. Nigeria, Gold t*j*t and N. and S America: Imperial, s'ng 10 pm. to-day. T av a and Southern Sumatra: Nether- I leads, closing 7 a.m. to-morrow. Kuala Lumpur and Penang:
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    WHAT'S ON?
    54 6 Public Piincttfm Anrf Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. AUG. 3 Rotary Club Dinner J£?tiug, Hotel 7 15 p.m. Address b; Rotarian Governor Sir Robert Garran. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div v Publishers v. Inniskillmgs, Anson %Z l Stadium; Friendly Medical College v. Johore English College, Johore Bahru. R Police Band Performance,
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    58 6 Arrivals and departures by Imperial and Qantas liners:— Left by the Atalanta.-Mr B. Lanyon, for Hongkong; Mr. K. l,. Scewart, for Fenang. Arrived by tne Aurora.—Mr. Bur a wood Allanson. lrom Penang; Mr. Ltvv, from Kjrgkong. Left by the Melbourne.— Mx. Levy, Mr D A. Nicoll, for
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    16 6 The P. and O. Behar is due at Singapore from Hongkong at 5 p.m. to-morrow Wednesday).
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    128 6 Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas) today Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands) to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters and
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    25 6 The ss. Hai Hing for Hoihcw. Mail reviously annouaced ot; closing a 2 p.rr day will now close at 2 p.m. tol orrow.
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    KNEES WENT STIFF IN HIS SLEEP
    194 6 Agony to Move Them When He Awoke. "For tluee years, writes this city man, "I suffered with pains acre s (ac lower part of my back. In the morning, I awoke with knees so stiff that it agony to move them. Special treatm would
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      352 6 m~ MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL _5 i Cocktail Da ice 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. 5 Dinner and Dance (informal) 9.30 to midnight j S3 XSATIONAL NEW CABARET ENTERTAINMENT. I First Appearance of S j TPE 6 WALLABIES i Pfcmmn rrd All-British Acrobatic Troupe. I COMEDY TILAMPOLINISTS WHIRLWIND TUMBLERS including LITTLE I
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      88 6 INCREASE IN CAR PRICES A USTIN CARS BORNEO MOTORS LIMITED. beg to announce that, in company with other English Motorcar Manufacturers, the Austin Motor Company found it necessary again to increase their retail prices at Home from July Ist. BORNEO MOTORS LIMITED. are not increasing Austin Malayan prices until September
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      191 6 EYES BURNING? Do your Eyes Burn after Exposure to the intense Sun and Dus.y Winds. MURINE brings Quid: Relief. Soothes Tire:; Eyes and hilps to kee the Eyes Clear, Clean, and Healthy. MURINE is the Star, lard, Safe Eye Lotion i cessfully used for '6 years: compo.n~.ded r or Home
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      293 6 a a r S STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND IfMB France (Parcels only) Andre Lebon Aug. 3 12.30 p.m. Africa South Buenos Aires Maru „31 p.m. America (South) Buenos Aires Maru „31 p.m. Ceylon Andre Lebon „31 p.m. Hoihow Flai Hing „32 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra. S.-East
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    LETTERS TO the EDITOR CLUB STREET DANGERS
    108 7 Uiv Uah.ya Vrfy.tnc i uircush your valued hi auki. on l i k i\c na:.i. ;f-.. k»ct ihat it is a Fath*»' li aj chooss Ciub Stiest i lest applicants- tor i i ut e applicants r v.c t:Vtry day, jc- mc ci
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    HAYKER PROBLEM
    113 7 u i Ma! aye Keh Hn:. who spojit: t :hc Mur.cipal lonc <ji ccavici jit c St vtTj tna.iks. r.c t Hi r.t J?^v\z\son wfaos' •u earnestly but al j v. ho he ;n'e.t :,33r'. .ii» for ref CTr "C c* hr»"": "rere aro better ways i ted.
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    WILL KEEP HIS SEAT
    124 7 'it- Malaya T>ibu .0 corresponded c j.aper cU t:i» 3flta reiu:;i ni-j *eo{ .1. :r el H:irt?our trol>. 1 > Is daily In a lit. vithe at ottering hi-; to whc k n he '<v. they are Uscourte- ii absurd c!c smii-v a cat :u a
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    A fine action picture of Little Marie, the Youngest, member Of The Waillabies troupe, comedy trampoh re artistes and whirlwind acrobats row appearing at Raffles Hotel wh-re they are presenting a sensational and daring performance of acroba les, alsq songs and dances. Little Marie, is also known as the Shirley o( Australia and her reemblance to the well-known star and her clever impersonations will make her a great favourite in Singapoie.
    71 7 A fine action picture of Little Marie, the Youngest, member Of The Waillabies troupe, comedy trampoh re artistes and whirlwind acrobats row appearing at Raffles Hotel wh-re they are presenting a sensational and daring performance of acroba les, alsq songs and dances. Little Marie, is also known as the Shirley
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    ART EXHIBITION
    259 7 Society Of Chinese Artists "■HE Society of Chinese Artists (Societe dcs Artistes Ch.nois» in Singapore is holding its second Annual Exhibition at the Y.W.C.A. hall, Raffles Quay. It began last Sunday and will continue till Aug. 4. As, many as twenty Malayan Chinese artists have sent in their
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    MALAYAN EDUCATIONAL TOUR
    114 7 tfrr. «tatr Commissionei, Batu Pahat. Ungku Sulaiman, entertained the tourists and a large number oi the well-wishers to tea at the Malay Club on Sunday afternoon at 5.00 p m. After the inspection of th L tourists by the State Commissioner and the Assistant Adviser, tea was
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    POLICE BAND
    57 7 The Police Band under Mr. J. C. Hitch, wi'.l play the following programme a* Telok Ayer. to-day. beginning at 6 p.m: March, "Victoria Yon Blon; Overture, "Prince Tror," Bcrodine: Select! "Goid Diggers 1937." Ar.cn Intermezzo, In a Monastry Qardcn K» bey; Valse, "Valse De Concert/ 1 Glazouncw; Fantasia,
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    MURDER NEAR JOHORE
    132 7 Javanese Under Arrest (From Our Own Correspondent, Johore Bahru, Monday. NEWS is io hand of an alleged murder which was reported to have been core mi ted on Chukcr Be ir Estate in the Kukob District (Pontian) at about 2 o c!o:k this morning, ft is alieged
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    DEACONESS CLARKE
    106 7 (From Our Ov.n Correspondent) Malacca. Sunday. Dtaconess Clarke, a well-known American missionary lady was tb guest of honour at the welcome organised by the Malacca Chinese Christians a- tne Christ Church at 6 p.m. en July 29 Deaconess* Clarke belongs to the American (Anglican) Episcopal church Mission in
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      86 7 says OLD HETHERS M> barley water is now ready-made exactly as before—from Robinson's 'Patent' Barley—but you can get it flavoured cither with lime or with lemon. Personally I'm partial to my Lemon Barley Water but I've had so many folk ask me for Lime Barley Qok jf_ I_| f ftj
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      162 7 BHASS SlUiSBf M 0 COPP£O />.'.'.:;.: S::::crsfnlßaby Food <^:> y i i V babies in Britain owe their happy progress to OSTERMILK fii 6 ni tI li food ;i ;7 you are not expertmentmo -\ou are following the of j.ooo M^.|S All I4_ British Welfare Clinic*. OstemUk IlQllf Olf OilflDlß
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      208 7 AERATED WATER ICE MANUFACTURERS. GRACE m€iJiejAe^woiJijea^£e/i X 'GRACE,YOU LOOK °NO,NOT REALLY SO WORN OUT LATELY; SICK,EDITH, i aODOR are you sure you're just headaches V OH, I HAD THE SAME PERHAPS THAT WOULD MAKE TROUBLE, DEAR, AND ME FEEL BETTER. I THINK I FIXED IT SO I'LL TRY IT BY
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      294 8 •5. 1 j OPENING TU-NIGHT 1 «.15-9.15 I CAPITOL!} S j SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 3.15 1 S 5*355; FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW fI H6^^ SPENCER TRACY |M Vj j M f-T LIONEL BARRYMORE ETIld jj y g'~ Sjgi£M WELVYN DOUGLAS J in ■■■■■■■■■■■i hi iiTl Produced by LOUIS D. LIGMTON in
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      183 8 OVERWHELMING SUCCESS! BIGGEST BOX OFF) RECORDS OF THIS YEAR! TaSfight 6-15-9-15 MICHAEL EG AX'S DARING PLAY ABOUT MODERN W' MARRIAGE OVER TWO H' YEARS RUN IX ONE PriiLLIHS HOLMES mjUL DIANA CHURCHILL fEjjjjp... In iiiniw i m i hip niiiimi bmbw! TWO Big Pictures In Program*:: Watch For The Opening
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    158 9 Singapore, Aug. 3. Ships alongside the Wnanre* or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Sibajak 22; Kumsang 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Andre Lebon 18; Stentor 13; Sheng Yu 11. Buenos Aires Maru, Phaeton 9; Kamuning 7. Empire Dock (.Entrance Gate 2) Tweedbank 30: Steel
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      376 9 LAUGHS ROMANCE There's Hours of Entertainment for You HAPPY CABARET THE CABARET WITH THE SPRING FLOOR The Test of The Floor Is In The Dancing Monday. Tuesday and Thursaay 9 p.m. to Midnight. Wednesday, Friday, Saturday an d Sunday 6 p.m. to Midnight mmm "Thang Wei Chung's nS^S^^^T^S^S^SS The World's
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      121 9 Happy Theatre FROM STII AUGUST i m^aK^r 7 V.:- Singapore Municipality TSNDitKa TENDERS are now Invited for the foiiowlng material* or service*. For particulars tee Municipal Tender Room. Date of clcalng Construction of the substructure for Owen Rd. Sewage Pumping Station. (Depait $200». 4 p.m., 27, Aug 1937. Construction of
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      460 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS JOHORE STATE AGRICULTURAL SHOW. AT MUAR, ON 12TH 13TH A CO., 1937. Limited number of stalls still available, fee $12 each—-electric light free. Average attendance at Show in past years over 30.000. Apply Secretary io State Commissioner. Muar. WANTED CAPITALIST—To Finance Sound Land and Houses proposition. Guaranteed success.
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      362 9 I Great World Show s I CABARET TO-NIGHT, 8.30 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT. WATCH FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR MOST BEAUTIFUL I DANCERS AND THE SELECTION OF THE CABARET QUEEN. Globe Theatre: To-Night 'Mr. Cinderella' SKY TALKIE: To-Night, "SPEED"! .5. TifANCE drink! IN THE r 14« ii tatmosi» ii i n i:
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      126 9 CLUB DIARY IThetxi are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of wkich are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary ts provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keepI it up-to-date and complete. Rapoenings of general interest will still be mcluaed tn the Diary of Events.' 1 The
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT.
    36 10 The «•nr.agvsu.'ii! ts flnuo.iVrt het. u M»_ N t'. PH'0:V .ta <>! Mr (J P;.W>:i i), Shu Apu:e. tiitJ M v; Isi u Van i«w b*<li uuu&ht?r uf Mi H S Van tl*.r Siiiropoii'
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    ACKNOWLEDMENT
    50 10 Mr uud Ml' C'< V.' Ml) at» ft. t»i Illuuk i llni I It.*»"» m' ItiCtKL Wti»' u-tcAdcti 11 111livi'ul -«I 1 fu'ii of ItVuO t -i>*d away on July 31 iml »< 1 i<. > wtiu ti! Tier.Hi* ..nil i: s..* u r »ta< ie.v* in :hc?i? .id
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    PLANTERS' SALARIES
    800 10 JT*()R a considerable time the rubber ?hare market has been in the doMrums. In spite of res riction. the price remains obstinately on the sbarfj side of 30 < nts a pound, and those who are in a position t«» buy shares have he n correspondingly dubious as
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    R. B. SALISBURY CO.
    88 10 f The Victoria Theatre Next Month All- Iv B bal'sbury's musical comedy Ofltnpaiw I» due to leave tor the hasl to* lit Chitral on A'"* fl tt will p!a/ 'l\ week at Colombo ru iv wny to o.r. iipoie. and is due to .irr»vr »:inre <>
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    SOVIET PROTEST
    76 10 Raiding Of Consulate In Tientsin Reuter. Paris. Au? 2 M. Delbos received Dr Wellington Koo (the Chinese Ambassador) this afternoon. -Renter. Moscow. Aug. 2. The Soviet ambassador to Tokyo has been instructed to protest against a raid in the Soviet Consulate in Tientsin demanding the immediate arrest of
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    SIAMESE REGENCY COUNCIL
    44 10 Reuter. Bangkok. Aug. 2. Following a three-day de'jate the Assembly of the Peoples House of Representatives finally accepted the resignation of the Council of Regency It is hoped that the names of the new Regency body will shortly b e announced—Reuter.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Port Swettenham Pilots
    180 10 NOTES COMMENTS Port Swettenham Pilots SINGAPORE cor.temporary recsnt- ly made the statement that the F.M.S. Government had reducd pilot pge dues at Port Swettenham by 2 J 2 per cent. That." said our con J vrr.r>orary, "is a move in the right direction, though it i ertai.'Uy dovs not warrant
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    Malayan Exports
    166 10 J_JOW this country has recovered from the depressn period is reflected in the trade figures in the Malayan Agricultural Statistics list for 193G, compiled by M:. D. H. Grist. AgrhulMirai Economist. S.S. and F.M.S. The gross value of rubber exports, for example. was 5303.314.838. roughly $50,000,000 moi: than
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    Imports Or Rice
    112 10 »JpHE statistics tjre encouraging, a, are those of the lesser agricultural I products whicn are exported ttom I Malaya. Tlis one big drawback 1 however, is ".hat the country i$ still very largely dependent on ports fer her staple food—rice —on which $32,207,427 was spent Las j
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    Chinese Phonetics
    270 10 is reposed cm Nankin;; that i an attempt tc simplify for Chii illiterates the mastery of Chinese Characters, a phonetic system calling I the use of thiwy-seven symbols b gradually hvlrctiuced throughout tl country. By the use of more three of these symbols, it Is p» s i
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    359 10  -  By "Looker On" An American scientist doubts whether j there are any evidences of a lost race :n England He can't have looked in the Stop Press Not long ago a play was withdrawn from a London theatre atter one performance. Th. re was, we understand,
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    FIVE YEAR SENTENCE FOR ACID THROWING ESTATE WORKER'S OFFENCE
    1138 12 SERIOUS CASE Victim Loses An Eye iFrom Our Can Correspond?»*' Jt.hore Bahru, Aug. 2. "I AM satisfied beyond reasonable 1 doubt thai ilie prosecution has proved th e case against accused. In view of thp nature of the substance used (nitric
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    LANDING MISHAP AT ALOR STAR
    122 12 Plane Damaged OCCUPANTS ESCAPE INJURY (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Aug. 3. A PLANE said to belong to the Singapore Volunteer Air Force is lying damaged at Alor Star Aerodrome as the result of a landing crash shortly before noon on Sunday. It is gathered
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    MR. LOUIS DAPPLES
    121 12 Head Of Nestanglo Dies At Geneva Singapore. Tuesday. MEWS has been received by cable of the ii death in Geneva of Mr. Louis Dapples, president of the Nestle and Anglo Swiss Milk Products. Ltd.. organisation. The death occurred in the Evangelic hospital at Geneva from emtiolism. Mr.
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    EUROPEAN FINED
    72 12 Sequel To Fatal Car Accident (From Our Own Correspondent) Klang. Monday. AS a sequel to a motor accident which occurred in Market Street. Klang on June 11, as a result of which a Chinese died and another was hurt, a European planter, Mr. R. F. Carey, of Sungei
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    MAN JUMPS OVERBOARD
    40 12 Singapore, Tuesday. A deck passenger on board the s.s. Malacca jumped overboard shortly after five o'clock yesterday evening whilst the vessel was on its voyage from Batu Pahat to Singapore. Tne vessel put into port this morning.
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    HOSTILITIES WILL SPREAD
    307 12 OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE FROM NANKING rjpHE following is a communique despatched from Nanking last night and released by the Chinese Consulate-General at Singapore this morning:— In spite of relative quiet in the Pel-ping-Tientsin area there is immediate canger of Sino-Japanese hostilitie.. spreading other parts of China. Japanese Air
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    HEALING THE SICK BY PRAYER
    363 12 Committee Appointed "AMAZING RESULTS" CLAIMED (By Air Mail) Bradford. July 22. AMAZING results of prayer" in healing the sick are to be thoroughly investigated by Methodists in Great Britain. At their annual conference here it has been decided to appoint a committee >• experts to
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    Mr. John Hands On Ruffled Dignity UNEMPLOYMENT REPORT
    1147 12 H. E. MISLED Mathematics And Human Distress tFrum Our Ouil Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. I'uesdav MK John Hands M.C.I! Honorary Secretary and Treasurer for the Seiangor Asiatic Cnemployinent Committee, report* as /«llows: The total amount subscribed to date is S(»2iK9i>90 of which $871.76
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    DEATH OF LOCAL FOOTBALLER
    44 12 H.M.S. HERALD ARRIVES Singapore. Tuesday H.M.S. Herald, with Capt. M. A. C Hardy in command, arrived from the survey ground this morning and is at present at the O-l Wharf. Sh e sails for the survey ground on Aug. 7. DEATH OF LOCAL FOOTBALLER
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    H.M.S. HERALD ARRIVES
    121 12 Malaya Publishing House s Loss Singapore. Tuivluj MOHAMED ATI in bin Kctchll one 'L the best font bullet's I" the M. Publishing loam, died 1 un General Hoopla: iroro tooitia- He w r *s lalten ill op s.ii<< and removed »o hopital yc terd<r intr s few hour <ifier adml
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    Malayan Co-operative Conference KUALA LUMPUR DINNER
    1203 13 SOCIETIES Habits Of Thrift Increasing Own >:i f vmpir Mnitday. r tlvmii 'IT tht d»v«-*r I -Ti< ho) rl Itu r win, t»K *ii Co-nyer I'ivc •vr ,i:erJt were Mr. G. I lii; Din ctrtr of Co- n. M.S. and S.S.. Mr C i
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    167 13 up pMU<A4|i.upn bacen alter he .c urng of Mr. W. R. Fau'.knerWillis and Miss Marjorie Duckworth at S v Andrew's Cathedral yesterday afternoon. (Tribune). SINGAPORE WEDDING Mr. W. R Faulkner-Willis And Miss M. R. Duckworth Singapore. Monday. THE wedd.ng tock placs at St. Andrew's Cathedral his afternoon of Mr William
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    OPIUM IN EGYPT
    176 13 Gang Of Men Caught At Port Said Alexandria. WHILE the Opium Advisory Committee was holding its annual session at Geneva, 10 members of a gang of drug traffickers were brought up for trial before the Port Said Summary Court on a charge of trying to smuggle, through
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    SIMPLER CALENDAR
    95 13 New Polish Plan For 1939? <By Air Mail) Warsaw, July 25 A PROPOSAL for simplification' of the calendar to facilitate the calculation iit dates and working days is being conIdered by Government experts here. Under the new scheme each would be divided intq equal quarters 01 luce months,
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    ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS
    47 13 One hundred and two performers are #2hears.ng for the international concerts to be hela in Muar on Aug. 6 and 7. They include two oands and a Hawaiian orchestra. H. H. Tungku Ahmad has promised to be present, although it involves a 100-mile journey.
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    32 13 The s.s. Andre Leboa from Japan, China and Saigon arrived in Singapore this morning and was due to sail at 2 o'clock this afternoon for Colombo, Aden. Djibouti. Port Said and Marseilles.
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    38 13 The total sum collected on Red Cross Day, June 8, in aid ct the funds of the County of London branch ot the British Red Cross Society was £1,905, the expenses of the collection being 4.3 per cent.
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      117 13 When Timothy John is ready for school.. 1 Picture him seven or eight years hence.... when he puts on his own school cap! Will he be as healthy and lively as he is now? Yes—he's sure to be a healthy child because he s a Trufood baby. You cannot see
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    FINISH OF MEMORABLE ALL-MALAYAN MEETING CHIEF HONOURS FOR SINGAPORE
    180 14 SELANGOR S GREAT SOCCER VICTOR V Singapore, Monday. MAKING full use of all the oppor- ton!tics which came their way. the Selangor Chinese defeated their Singapore compatriots at soccer by one goal to nil at the Anson Road Stadium th s
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    Finals Of Olympiad Tennis
    214 14 Sirgapore, Tuesday. THERE was a surprise in the final cf the men.] doubles in the Malayan Chinese Olympiad tennis championship yesterday when Huck Toe a r .d John Lirr. of Singapore were beaten by Hock Jin and Boon Pien of Penang i—c. c—4: 6--t on the
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    Track And Field Events
    701 14 TWO All-Malayan Chinese Olympic records were set up to-day in the track and fields events—the concluding day of the meet at the Jalan Besar Stadum. A large crowd, including the ConsulGeneral, Mr. Kao Line Pai, and Mis. •Sac was present. Lim Ihye Hee, the Singapore and
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    Singapore Excelled In Aquatics
    285 14 tUELL done; Singapore! Practically in all departments of the aquatic sports held in connection with the Malayan Chinese Olympiad, Singaport wimmers came off with flying co^uis. Fo. events were swum off to-day and 'h* first peaces were all snat d by Singapore representatives. At water polo.
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    Ranger Wins Second Race Of Series
    334 14 1 Endeavour Left Far Behind Reuter. Newport. \u^n«K. VunderbliO rtsutger cored a lM :,"jIK-a«:tv wilt »»ter the KiiJi'U' vour II in the oiul race of thtf Amtriols' Cui> *.erie*, 'lie llrst of which Mas al*u wun by the American yacht by I'a mik*. The
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    343 14 MEN'S DOUBLES GOES TO PENANG From Cur Oicn Reporter) Kuala Lunijiur, Moi:day. j HE men's singles final, m which hin Kee Onn, a Conner I ci ak and IMalayan champion, Heat H. L. Grut, (the Perak champion), provided a
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    ROYAL JOHORE I.C.
    116 14 ."Wen's Handicap Tennis Singles Fon/t Ou>~ Oitti Co r respondent Ji here Btthru, Aur |X .n- Ttoval Ji'hore InlCTHJ>tlO'!u. C** > M't. .s Jlandlcap S':tu:> Ti t.j :i'. *vfr .luetic I. V .1 I -I r.iVch» me*. Dr. J D 13 2 tlr* C'lub'.-, o»il n'.w. mpirrm
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    HELD OVER
    28 14 Reports of thr- round the island Yacln race, ihr Malayan nc»o touri imrnf in Kuala Luapur. and rth*i sporta H.ms are unavoidably held over uniil to-morrow.
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    249 14 Terror Ami Signal* share 6 f-oal*; 53Jn.:np(»re n• THE n-tutn lootbaii ma ch b> \\r<- H M S Trrn and t-'i*" P. o «"■air, ii' GiHmun i: LhJs BvtuiueL and t,l e ic u' <>i i r\ >. etuih wis a fair iiidle '->u ri j.. run
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    Penang Punters Spot The Winners SUMMER RACE MEETING
    1043 15 FINAL DAY Dead Heat In 4th Event from Our Own Reporter) Penang. Monday. T m penang Turf Club's Summer I mcfin? was concluded this after_p.,n in sunny weather. The coin? was eood and there was v 'ar?e holiday crowd present. I„ thr
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    "Spotted Dog" Wins Soccer Match
    168 15 Six Goals Against The S.C.C. Singapore, Monday. THE Selangor Club accomplished ip caeca* what they faded to do in cricket, when they trounced the S.C.C. vii the padang to-day to the tun* 1 of six goals to one. Superior in attack, anj th e greater
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    MALACCA TENNIS
    155 15 (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. THE following are the results of matches played in the J.C.S.A. Handicap Tennis tournament. Singles: —J. M. Lee —30.3 beat L. M. Minjoot +8; 6—3; 6—2; J. V. Chinniah —30 beat C. Rodrlgues +3 6—o. 6—l; T. S. Rajaratnam —!5 beat S.
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    Final Table Tennis Results
    126 16 Singapore, Monday. SELANGOR won the championship in the Men's Finals of the Tabic Tennis sec'ion of the Olympiad, defeating Singapore, the runners-up, by 3 games to 2. Perak came off third, with Penang fourth. In the Ladies' Section, the honours went to Negri Sembilan. Johore players
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    Hockey Replay Cancelled
    33 16 Tt. vi The repla*' h" hucfci? Jitiui l* ween Penan? .*r.d Ptr.ut. in Uir A!ljrfaluyan Chint Oivmpi-d u.Mcb v ir to have bo*n pluVT at Kurrer Tj.rk yesterdy. was cancelled.
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    Colony—F.M.S. Cricket Ends In DraW STATES NEARLY DEFEATED
    613 16 61 FOR 6 WKTS. Andres In Great Form Peitung, Ai'S. !i. TIIL Colony-F.M.S. cricket nifttcb tndcd In a draw, the Colony scoring 255 und 20» and the I .M.S. 408 (iot wkti dec].) and 61 lor li ukt*. A feature of the
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    HOME CRICKET
    42 16 Reuter. London. Aug. 2. MIDDLESEX defeated Sussex at Hove 1!I by an innings and 351 runs. Sussex 101 (Owen Smith 5 for 49) and 180 (Owen Smith 5 for 83». Middlesex 632 for 8 declared Hendien 187. Human 125 >.—Reuter
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    Singapore C.C. Had Better Of Cricket
    421 16 Two-day Padam Game Drawn Singapore. Monday THE two-day cricket fixture betmm the S.C.C. and the Selangor cS I which was started on the pauang ygT I terday. ended in a draw, time interver j ing when the S.C.C. had 52 run s make for
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    International Broadcast Union SUMMER MEET ENDS
    686 18 INTERFERENCE Becoming Serious On Short Waves WEEKLY NOTES BY "RADIOFAN" THE International Broadcasting rnion has concluded i's 1TJ7 Summer >Ieet nn at Chichv, Lausanne (Swi'/criand). The Meeting am* priscel, as- u' ual. mret>n*x of the As« semblee Generate, the Council. and the various comm'ttres.
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    157 18 "Tribune" Sugtrestiur Accepted A NUMBER of surest ions n»a > thi' nage have been «idoiu the British Main*a ftcoa'lr Corporation. These inlutt» of indication during Interval* (1 the -tafion Is on. »nn«»ur», (u the band leader »»f his t >tw i lively features and more c*wk1imi The
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    62 18 Broadcasts By Cash in. r i Artiste THE B.M.BC. announces thai .Mi 1 Zooloochan. of the Cav-..- dancers and singers now In St will broadcast Indian songs Singapore station ton 225 n i 6.15 to 0 30 pm i in the Jr.O to-day. Tuesday. Miss Zooloochan will
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