Morning Tribune, 14 August 1937

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 2.— No. 166. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, August 14, 1937 FIVE (T.NTS
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    SKIRMISHES IN NORTH SHANGHAI
    1140 1 HONGKONG TROOPS MAYBE SENT NOR TH CHINA SQUADRON FLAGSHIP IN THE YANGTSE ALTHOUGH major hostilities have not yet broken out in Shanghai, tension is extreme and rapid preparations are being made for war on a Large scale. British and other foreign troops are on guard and
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    SHIPOWNER DEAD
    171 1 Lord Runciman Of Tyneside London, Aug. 13. THE death occurred this morning at his home near Newcastle on Tyne of Lord Runciman, the ninety years old shipowner. He had had a varied and adventurous life. When twelve years old he ran away from home to go to sea
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    WRECK VICTIMS
    52 1 Crew Of Essex Manor On Way Home Tokyo, Aum 13 A MESSAGE from Bapporo says the n captain and 34 members of the crew of the Essex Manor, which was wrecked on Aug 1. off the Hokkaido coast are leaving for Yokohama, from whence thev will proceed to
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    More Credits For China
    58 1 Bt.t__^ Berlin, Aug. 13 EFORE his departure for Prague Dr. H. H. Kung was entertained at lunch by Field Marshal von Blombere and other high officers' and oificials of the War Ministry. Subsequently it was announced that he had signed an agreement with Swiss and Dutch
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    14 1 Mr. Edwin Tongue la appointed to bf Registrar of Companies as from Aug 10.
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    EXPULSION OF JOURNALISTS
    238 1 More Action Likely By Cerma ny Berlin. Aug 12 L'U RTHER measures against MUtH journalists in Berlin apparently aie foreshadowed in an article in the Bo< S. nzeitung. usually ln close touch witn official opinion. The newspaper stales that again an i again Germany has postponed measuies
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    ATLANTIC AIRWAY
    49 1 Authorised By U.S.A. Senate Washington, Aim 13 THK Senate Post Office committee has 1 approved a bin authorising the proposed trans-Atlantic sir mail am vice providing li be equally divided between Imperial Airways and Pan Amer. can Airway.,. No übsldles are granted by the Bill Reuter Wireless
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      42 1 ON OTHER PAGES k Page j > Bankruptcy Delays 2 Claim To Go On 2 i Motorist Acquitted 3 i Kliney Cup Tennis 22 I G S.F.A. Cup Final 23 I Home Cricket 23 Ipoh Races 24 l S.C.C. Soccer 24 #2» A
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      41 1 SHARK OCR IfflD] I I KXTIirsiASM L^^^fV I I POWDERED WHOLE MILK is pure delicious I I fresh milk in convenient powdered form. Try I ra tin to-day and be con rlnced j Distributors: I i-it/ linos a ro. J I
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    REASON FOR BANKRUPTCY DELAYS
    850 2 AN OFFICIAL EXPLANATION Sequel To Judys j Criticism Singapore, Friday TII. MAGNA CHAKTA. which the Fiiglisli ha rons forced KniK John to aign over 700 years Iff*, WSS referred to hy the Official Assignee Mr K B Williams, in tbe Bankruptcy <ourt to-day. when, following upon
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    CATTLE TRADE
    114 2 Dealer's Liabilities Of $84,988.54 Singapore, Friday. BUSINESS In various caitie dealing companies since 1914 apparently brought no good to M. Akisamalin. a 52-year-old Indian Mohamedan, and when he applied for his discharge from bankruptcy before Mr Justice a'Beckett Terrell, the Acting Chief Justice, in the Bankruptcy Court' todav.
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    THEFT OF KEYS
    87 2 Young Eurasian Bound Over from Oui Own Correspondent' Johore Bahru. Aug. 13 AIUNO Eurasian who gave his name] Herman Bricks, 19 f*^*^ my on Aie- 7 belorc BheiWl \\,u Bakar bta Yahya 'Second Ma<- s*X bound over to come up tor and when railed upon and .imr
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    CLAIM NOT BARRED BY LIMITATION
    774 2 Interesting Ruling By High Conn Judge Singapore, Friday n «;hPther a claim for $7.447 43 brought by Mr H JHE trial of an issue as t« J h a« h or iHah compensation I r. l. Dyne against -J™" J^'SSutrtlota. was decided by the for
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    PERSONALIA
    132 2 News Of Malayans In Britain (By Air Mail/ (from Our Own Correspondent London. Aug. 4 MR. Charlton Maxwell, on holiday from DindingS, is staying at Chara. Somerset. Mr J Lambourne. who has ret.rcu from the Agricultural Department, hat settled at Worthing. Mr. J. Faulkner is spending a K* weeks
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    COTTON SPINNING
    100 2 Increase In Japan, China London. Aug. 12 COMPARED wi'h the end of 1933 th t actual number of looms in i the wo m at the end of 1936 shows little chant savs the bulletin of the International Federation of Master Co* ton Sinners. The to'al of looms
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    Post Office Ai Changi
    34 2 Tenders are being called for the tion of a Post Office building Bl < Mrs. tw donning, 2R. of b I Street, Pinsbury, -ave birth to I oi twins recently. I
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      102 2 Asthma Cause Killed in U Hours Tha nka to th© dl cover) ol an \vn* phj l< i. in. H noa. \n i Ible to gel rid of 1 1,,, terrlbh *pelL_ ol el ■coughing and arhe< Ing thma bj killing t i,i i m ise whh-h I 'he blood.
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    S'PORE MOTORIST DISCHARGED
    186 3 BUKIT TIMAH COLLISION Doubt Over Driver Of Car Singapore. Friday. MK. Alexander Steven Gray was this morning discharged by Mr. L. C. Gob, the Fourth Magistrate, at the ci 'nclusion of a preliminary inquiry Into a charge of causing the death of Mr. Charles Fraser, formerly employed
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    FATALLY INJURED
    80 3 Chinese Run Over By Motor Lorry Singapore, Thursday A MOTOR lorry driven along Stamford Road late this afternoon knocked down and fatally injured a male Chinese, who had the left .side of his head crushed. causing a portion of the brain to protrude rrom the ear. One side
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    MEAGRE INCOME
    96 3 Bankrupt Government Pensioner Singapore. Friday. fHUA SWEE HONG, a Government nsioner, was granted his disfrom bankruptcy by Mr Justice kett Terrell. th e Acting Chief Jus_ ■n the Bankruptcy Court to-day. Mibioct to a week's suspension. The Official Assignee, in his report the bankruptcy said that the liabi--8
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    Ambulance Calls
    90 3 Singapore. Friday. J 1 JJ i Chinese woman was reported to been knocked down by a motor t] ■erday evening, in Geylang T She had a contused lacerated over the back of the head, bruises J the left foreleg and the finger of ?nl hand. She was taken
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    "WAIKIKI WEDDING"
    194 3 Cay Musical Comedy At The Capitol Singapore, Friday k GAY comedy of love and music under n tropic skies in romantic Waikiki. is Bing Crosby's newes* starring picture "Waikiki Wedding" which opened at the Capitol Theatre to-day. The story is woven round the romance of a contest winner
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    170 3 Saga Of The Alaskan Wasteland |"TiUNDRA" a saga of the Alaskan A wilderness which had a premiere at the Alhambra Theatre last night is in every way an epic of pictorial grandeur. It is a film of science beauty magnificently portrayed and tells a strange and thrilling s'ory
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    38 3 After a collision In Gravesend Read the Swedish vessel Skaraborg fl 093 tons lay beached recently a mile and a hal below Gravesend Pier. Badly holed for ward, she had to be put ashore to orerent her sinking.
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    DISMISSED WITH COSTS
    291 3 Claim Against Boarding House Singapore. Friday, a CLAIM for $537.19 being the balance Ift due on the price of goods -sold ana delivered, by the plaintiff, Teo Ho Sontrading as Chop Siang Bee, against Mr.' jJ. A. Braam. the former proprietor of a boarding house known as
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    The Lute Mr. E.A. Cutler
    37 3 I I 1 i Yesterday's Gazette records His Excellency the Governor's deep regret at the death of Mr. E. A. Cutler, Agricultural Officer, S.S. and FMS., which occurred [n July 20 i
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    HER FINGER JOINTS BEGAN TO SWELL
    189 3 Perfectly Straight at 6.'.— Thanks lo kruseh.n Nearly twenty years ago, this woman was attacked bv severe rheumatism, and for months she suffered considerable pain. Now 63. sh e tells how Kruschen restored her u> health, and has ke. t her free from rheumatism
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    Passes In Malay
    57 3 The following oflieers were successful in the examinations in Malay held in [June. Mr. A E Minns. Mr E J Linsell and Mr G. C. Ripley, probationary Inspectors of Police; Miss Cecily Williams. Lady Medical Officer; Mr A F. Caldwell. Dispensing Chemist, and Mr J W Softley.
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      151 3 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT KLUANG RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED NOTICE i.s hereby given thai the Twentieth Annual General Meeting of Shareholders of the above Company will be held at the Registered Offlct Hongkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay. Singapore, on Wednesday 22nd September, 1937, at 12.15 p.m. at* which the Directors will recommend tho
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      69 3 IH\\\OSl\ CORN CURE BATH SALT SURE CURE From All Chemists Sole Agents: RAHAMIN PENHAS Singapore. j /@*^sK i ip-/ iVS^'vlSl ua_A<_P__^'_s| «M?f 4^"v\sn I \||jsg^r \|ggp^ j J. I*^ifofc_y y- "*>^^s___»!f*V^y >_> f___F ____P_________P________________P___l W •^%*y9*' jmt j__P^_tf^tK fr.' Jk m^ '^^P^Jy__g __t v^ 4____kZ___^ :^__-_r^-'w_l_^W^ _\iJIWBWrK-r ___r_-l _K_Hw_____________l J___S___li_fl»^_^_^'^'^_^^^'
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      108 4 London. Aug. 13 Previous To-day Chang* Tone a ig 16 a Buvers Sellers 8^» Sellers 9 1 lb J;m Mar Sellers 9'n London. Aug 13. PALM OIL (Malaya) Lm p_ lrr r<> <i»ln buln Julv Aug. shpt £23.12.6 Value Unchanged COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.). Auk Shipment. £16.76 Value 119.1M
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      134 4 London, Aug 13 Previous To-dav Change lilt 11 1 -»"_o L>_otiiier_ l I JJt ~3 Dunlop Rubber 6 35 9 General Electric b Bb_ Imperial Chemical Industrie* 39 3 39 1' 2 li., Imperial Tobacco 155- 154 4»/ 2 71; Anglo-Dutch 40 40 Canadian Pacific 12U 12»
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      METAL MARKET
      26 4 TIN Standard. London. Aug. 13. Previous To-dav Change Spot (afternoon closing price) £267 3 4 £267 4 1 2 Forward £265*4 £265' v 4
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      BULLION MARKET
      32 4 London. Aug. 13. GOLD Previous To-day ChansFine Bar per oz £6.19.6 £6.19.5 —1 BILVKK qnol 19 15 16 19- 8 -116 4 months forward 19 15 16 19 15 16
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      201 4 An inscribed bronze sword, dated about 800 8.C., dredged from the Thames at Taplow. and a framed address were presented to Lord Desborough at a meeting of the Thames Conservancy recently marking the Boards appreciation of his long services He has been I aumber of the Board Since
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      47 4 KUBBER New York. Aug. 12 Previous To-day Change lone Steady Very Dull Spot Buyera. is^ 18 1 4 _i g filers 18 7 16 18 3? _^j{j Oct Dec. Buyers 18 916 18*2 —116 1 one Quiet Dull Spot 595 8 60 -3 8
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    KING GOES SHOOTING
    67 4 Grouse Season Opens In Good Weather London, Aug. 12. H.M. the Kint:. with members of his stafl, was out shooting over one of the moors near Balmoral to-day. The first Royal shooting party at Balmoral will not be held till later in the month. Favourable weather favoured
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    N.E.I. RUBBER
    66 4 Estate Production For June THE Chief of the Central Bureau of Statistic Batavia. reports that the production of rubber on estates in the Netherlands East Indies In June (native production excluded' was estimated to be 21.574 tons. This was made up of 8,568 tons for Java and 13.006
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    Messrs. Lewis & Peat's Report
    133 4 Messrs. Lewis Peat's Report Singapore. Aug 12 THE past week has again been a >- appointing one as regards the rubber market, and although at one perW it appeared as though a better ment was likely to prevail, there has been little or no response from London and New York
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    North Pole Flight
    38 4 Moscow, Ang. 13 Sigismund Levanevsky the Soviet air ace, flying a four-eng ned plane witn a crew of six, took off at 6.15 p.m on a flight to Fairbanks (Alaska* via tne North Pole. Reuter
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      70 4 "^T THE YOKOHAMA im\ok SPECIE BANK, LTD. 84f[|Tv"l (Established in 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fully paid up) Y.ICO OOO.OOd ai|||T rm^ Reserve Fund Y. 130.900.000.G. —m Vfßll UW Head Office: YOKOHAMA Iplil I I^ll INSI HAM K COMPANY. LTD. SINGAPORE BRANCH MEYER CHAMBERS RAFFLES PLACF FIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S Manager i YAMAMOTO
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      19 4 ABSOLUTE SECURITY j I INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD J t Afents: I SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. J Singapore Branches. t________
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    835 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company MINING Singapore, Aug. 13. 6 p.m. Fraser _z Co Buyer, Seller iat Tin 6 6 7j- Kuinbang 3b- 37--raJ Malay 58- 60 Hitam 34 9 36.6 Weng 1.35 1.40 in Tin 20 1) 27 9 i Selangor 2.10 2.20 ma iviaiay 33,- 34,3 aaeriam
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    SHARE MARKETS
    229 5 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Report Singapore. Friday MININCi. Tin at midday was $132 S up S23 8 Cables from the London Stock Exchange reported the tin share market there as being very steady but bids and offers are again on the small side. Idns. Rantau Ords and Pattanis are
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    Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Ass.
    89 5 Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Ass. DAILY MUCH CURRENT. Stafapore, Friday noon Mr, rrs_i Buyers Sellers ivo. I.X.R.S.S. m case:. rJLPmk b) 30^10 Good FAQ in bales FOB. Aug. i 29% SOU No I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-Icon 2 (awardable S'pore 29% 29% d° Aug 29% 30 do. Sept. SO 3 0 1
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    232 5 PENANc; MVNICIPAi •w 1926 red. 1958-66 $4,000 000 Int. May 1 Nov. 1 19ni/ lon 4V: 1929 red. 1959-69 $8,250,000 C1 Int May 15 Nov. 15 ....um nor M 1935 rod. 1955-65 $625,000 t% Int. June 1 Dec. 1 mm imi/ 3% 1937 red. 1955 $3,000,000 A
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL – MAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V.
    109 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V. incorporated in the Netherlands •Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Statutory Reserve 4 o3 °oo<Speca, L^T^T Mgjg Chairman of th7~Bo_r<i H n B_SSH of Dir ectors *i. C. REHBOCK (-RENA DE lONOH M. TAUDIN CIIABOT ft es, ent A. A. PAUW x Director IJ. J. baron COLLOT
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    OVERSEA – CHINESE BANKING CORPROATION LIMITED
    59 5 OVERSEA CHINESE BANKING CORPROATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from tho FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (Jewellery or Important documentf) in SAFE roxes in <*» VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA BTTyrp SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that SAFETY
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      67 5 Shanghai, Hongkong, .Manila. Singapore. i ni Ban a. a Brol rs ii ind uu Market Cables and Quotation Sen. Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCII INGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF. N.V. NEW YORK COFFEE A SUGAR EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI stock EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS' ASSO.
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      214 6 1 3 SHOWS TO DAY < AI'IIOI 3 15 6 .15-9.1S PARAMOUNT'S Breezy Hawaiian Musical Comedy With a Cast of Start and 200 Singing, Swinging HULA GIRLS! "WAIKIKI WEDDING" *m*t*v m a^mm*- mmm ar 4^ _fl^^H__P____- _____^_^________MR__. __r ___> _______P___r_s_____ _______^fc_*______ /^__f-._... r A' #*f_i________n________L ♦JE J? Ai P___l MWmWa
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      199 6 -n. KvrPllent Comedy Altogether A Delightful Show." FREE press BRIGHT FILM" I "THE FUN IS FAST AND —Straits Times. I FURIOUS."— MaIaya Tribune. j-. mr'CT' flt\wvTwfmf^l Positively Last Night r^lV%^^^^ <m0 3 SIIOWS: 3 15 6 15 and 9-15 ONE OF THE FUNNIEST AND BEST COMEDIES WITH DANCING AND MUSH
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    RUBBER MARKET
    162 7 Messrs. Guthrie Co's Report Singapore, Au?-, IS. BUSINESS for the past few days has been confined to normal trading between narrow limits, and the better demand that was indicated last week, has not been maintained. There is no doubt that the Qovem ment are out to do all
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      49 7 ALHAMBRA To-Day 3-15 6-15 9-15 v *i__s__________S K. _a____r4> IrafSl p^ #*wr>'- Shiver TEMPLE Dimples FRANK MORGAN HELEN WESTLEY ROBERT KENT I ASTRID ALLWYN DELMABYRON JOHNSON CHOIR 7 STEPIN FETCHIT D by Wiiiio* a kr fc* SIX SONGS .DANCES, TOO mk mmZ£jm*\"**\ .aw \mW S&. XL V#Ty mf \*\^*m~~~~^
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    VICAR'S WIFE BANS SEX BOOKS
    268 8 RESIGNS POST OF LIBRARIAN Discussion Al Parish Meeting Marks Cross (Sussex). THEY have been at cross purposes in Marks Cross about books. The vicar's wife, who "censored" the village library, has resigned, and a working man's wife, who called a palish meeting about it all,
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    Ha Legs Arc Worth £10,000
    116 8 Ha Legs Arc Worth 10,000 DOING an unusually dangerous triplefast spin, seventeen -year-old Pamela Prior, world's champion profe.s- a onal skater, skidded and hurt her inu.OOO insured legs recently at the Coliseum, London, where she was rehearsing for the skating musical extravaganza. "3t. Montz." Since she is the star of
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    DEVELOPMENT OF EMPIRE AIR SERVICES
    79 8 DEVELOPMENT OF EMPIRE AIR SERVICES '42 Weals On Girl Of 7 INHUMAN treatment" of a girl of seven by her mother and her stepfather was alleged at Birmingham recent.v. when Lloyd George Lewis, motor driver, twenty-nine, of Grace-road, I Sparkbrook. was fined £5 for causing 'unnecessary suffering to Jean Hewins.
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    Gaol Instead Of A Wedding
    82 8 INSTEAD of being married next month, as she had intended, twenty-three-year old Mary Morgan, a Blackpool waitress, will be serving a four months' prison sentence, imposed at Leeds Assizes recently. She pleaded gu lty to concealing the birth o' a baby at Delph. Yorkshire, in
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    New Planes For Atlantic Flights
    341 8 London, Auk. 12 fOUR more double journevs across th. North Atlantic, to be flown by Z two Empire flying-boats, Caledonia Z Cambria, which have already parti? pated in experimental work on Nortji Atlantic route, are scheduled be fore the winter ice at Newfoundland closes down
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    OGPU TRAPS MASTER COINER
    140 8 OGPU TRAPS MASTER COINER THREE months' anxiety for officials of the Royal Mint ended recently because Stephen Amos put a BtulUng J*j on a losing greyhound a f r iaptoi Stadium, London. For three months perfect counter.^ shillings and florins had flood.a N irm London. Thirtv-year-old Stephen An Harold Avis,
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    64 8 Tinv Bostock. the Leek (81 cho rboy and fly-weight boxer, wi agreed to sing solas at a siv>r service for charity at the Hiah Methodist Church. Golden-hill. on Trent, has banned frcm api bv the church offlc als. churches." he said, "are not (Wsa] ing of me or my mode
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    PEER'S CIGARETTE SHOCKS HOUSE OF LORDS
    211 9 ident During Divorce Bill Debate EARL of Moray, old Ktonian, distinguished soldier, bearer of a title created in 1372, shocked the House of Lords recently by placing a cigarette between his lips on the steps of the Throne. lord Moray rose to speak on
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    SUCCESSFUL TESTS
    125 9 \nlu Aircraft Gum Made In Australia Sydney. Aug. 2. THE Minister for Defence (Sir Arch--1 dale Parkhillt in a statement to the press, announced that the test of the first anti-aircraft guns made in Australia had been completed. "It will De recalled" he said, "that two anti-aircraft guns
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    TARONGA ZOO
    131 9 Population Worth More Than £21,000 Sydney. Aug. 2. THE population at Taronga Zoo is estimated to be worth more than -21.000. The yearly stocktaking, just completed, showed tha' there were 2.000 birds, animals and fish. The value of th e animals increased by several thousands of pounds during
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    Mae West Admits She Married Actor
    96 9 MAE West has admitted what she has 111 so often de.f.ed, that she is married. She told the Los Angeles Superior Court that she was married in 1911 at Milwaukee. Wisconsin, to Frank Wallace, a variety actor, but, denied that thev had ever lived
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    The Goldfish Angler Was Caught
    95 9 I WALTER Buller, of Sunnyside, Leaves Green, Kent, was fined £1 at Bromley. Kent, recently for taking "during the daytime by means of angling" two goldfish valued at 10s. from a pond belonging to Dr. Dodd. of Heathfield, Keston Common. Detective-Sergeant Trebess said that at
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      22 9 ANCHOR SEER «L m *M\. ___r >___________^^ and bottled in Singapore by the ARCHIPELAGO BREWERY CO., LTD. SOLE AGENTS: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD.
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      306 9 TRADE BARGAINS I 1 i FOR SALE 1936 MODEL REFRIGERATORS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 3*2 Cubic Feet $210 00 4 240 00 5 280 00 Before you buy any refrigerator be sure to see our 1937 models with 5-year guaranteed sealed units. LEE FLETCHER 102-106. Orchard Road, SINGAPORE. BARGAINS! Read
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      380 9 MOTORS FOR SALE GUARANTEED USED CARS -A selection of 70-80 excellent Used Cars always available in stock We can recommend the following as real bargains. Which ar« backed by <>ur guarantee and free service: 1935 Model -Ford Saloon 10 HP Price $1 025; 1935 Model Fiat Ardita Saloon 16 5
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday. Aug. 14, 1937. "SELF – DEFENCE"
    314 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday. Aug. 14, 1937. "SELF DEFENCE" INVOKING the "right of selfdefence," the Japanese have made extensive preparations for an attack on Shanghai, and fighting has begun, the Japanese, according to a Chinese report, firing the first shot. "Selfdefence" is an ironic expression for the campaign which the
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    AROUND MALAYA
    870 10 Thk free-port principle which S ngapOrt has hitherto been Upholding t() the result cha c rcumsl i The Oi departure from the old principle !hn 1 W hen the textile regulation. Malays'. Introduced. Textile ls Indeed ;l P y Regulatioiis the mutual advantages oi tret to uid be
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    42 10 It has been officially announced to Hong Kong that Mr. D. J. Sloss CB*.. MA Principal of University College. Rangoon, has been appointed viceChancellor of the University of Hoiu Kong in succession to Sir W lham uornell Kt. CLE., who has retired.
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    A TTACK BY UNKN OWN SUBMARINE
    104 11 THREE SAILORS KILLED Spa 1 1 is I i Destroyer Torpedoed London. Aug. 13. ACCORDING io a Spanish press A agency, three sailors were killed and nine wounded when the Spanish (iovernment destroyer Churucha was torpedoed by an unknown submarine off Cartagena. The Churucha
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    OCEAN MYSTERY
    156 11 Sudden Disappearance Of Pearler Darwin. July 30. THK known toll of dead among Japa--1 nese pearlers operating in the Arafura Sea has been increased to 13 for the season. A diver who disappeared while assisting in the salvage of the mothership s'auyo Maru. is believed to have been
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    TRAM ROBBERY
    158 11 Shoes Taken From Woman's Feet i i ./r.m Sydney. Aug. 2. iiilft which, the police say. ls one the most extraordinary in their >ce. was committed in a Syd•iam car the other n ght. thief snatched th e shoes from the young woman who wa s seated tram,
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    28 11 Pearl necklace valued at £1.800 was the *.ton and Harrow cricket en at Lord's. A reward was offered "'ftde.s Johnson and Co. assessors. J> niI P ot-_ane. E.C.
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    PEER WHO DID NOT WANT BURIAL WTTH WITE
    481 11 FRIENDSHIP between the late Lord Borwick of Hawkshead. the •baking DOVdei u#_ r. nR U"? Madame Marie Antoinette Regis Martin, a widow, for whom he left England to live in France, was discussed recently In the Chancery Division V u Ju f
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    AUSTRALIAN IRON ORE
    286 11 Only Fifty Yean Supply A Canberra. Aug N expen r.poit on th,. extent of th. accessible Iron deposits In Australia ha.s caused concern to the Federal Mnistry The report, which follows an investigation ordered by the Ministry when the Government of Western Austral. a leased the deposits
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    VIOLENT TORNADO IN FRANCE
    288 12 A very violent tornado devasted the region round Bordelaise recently. The photo shows the havoc caused in one part of the district. Fra nee Presse). Little Tommv Sopwith. son of the Americas' Cup challenger, is here seen at Westj-ate-on-Sea in Kent, where he is spending a
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    THE PARIS EXHIBITION OF 1937
    129 21 serious looking M. Andre Corbin, the French Ambassador leaving the foreign Office after the morning meeting of the Non-intervention Committee. (Planet News). IfDOI Mussolini, the Kalian dictator, carrying an armful of grain as he helped udh the hsrvestinf on a inn mar Rome It is
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    1360 22 FASHIO NS 'The White Way to Keep Cool'-Noted and Admitted during the August Week-end -A frock for giving a lilt to the Spirits and A Sparkle to the Eyes THERE'S a delightful vogue thissummer 1 called The White Way to Keep Cool And I. for one. think it's a sunpie,
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      146 23 J^»mmm* m *m^ k ***mww*ww mm w***m^r*-*w m W*.* m m my i \m+***\m** m > im*** l \mw**** i _<» i i^i i ,^l i I i_^ i i*^ _-__S*>^W i__^ JH^ j A TOURIST'S SHOPPING] j GUIDE STUDIO I PHOTOGRAPHS fr .5. J Opening Offer 3 Pmm for
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    157 25 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: PWD. Grabs Nos. 1 and, 2 and Hoppers Nos. 1. 2, 3. 4. IJ 6; 7 and 8. Dredger Tembakul, Sheti Kwang. Tug Belangkas. Lch Mary Rose. Kinta. Dalia. Oil Wharf: Jersey VESSELS IN DRY
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    IDLE AMERICAN VESSELS
    644 25 Six Bought For A Shanghai Firm CIX American vessels with an aggreJ gate tonnage of 26,406 tor_ have Just been purchased for Wheelock and Company by Mr. G. E. Marden who ;is now in the United States, an official connected with the Shanghai offlc*. of the firm
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    20 25 Thr Air Mail 'Imperial i despatched from Singapore on Aug 4 was delivered in London on Aug. 11.
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      292 25 HIM lIVS I'llll.l* line I incorporated ln Australia) NEXT SAILINGS. Au„*3o #4 _viA_ti_i_LA Oct 1 Oct 5 u!._o C wmg h rate/ UUnd irom Sineapore to Australia Issued at the tirst Class passengers may _iu_i...er at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne to the connecting K.P.M. Vessel. iiiii:. BANE SYDNEY return
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      135 25 N. 1. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated in Japan) To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar s.s. "KASHIMA MARU" Aug 19 m.s. YASUKUNI MARU Sept 1 •s.s. HAKONE MARU" Sept 16 1.1. SUWA MARU Sept 30 Rates to Ist Class 2nd class
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      198 25 [postal intelligence; STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME K2S__S S Soon Hen S Aug. 14 9 a.m. PontianaK Tnhiti i„ <■__ Western Canada and Western 14 1( arr rhm^^nemnvl'H Hawalpindi 14 10 a.m. China (generally) tt Rawalpindi 14 10 am Hongtonftti and Formosa. Rawalpindi 1 japan and
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      46 25 merica: Imperial, closing 10 p.m. today. Java and Southern Sumatra: Notnermds, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Australia, New Zealand, Java and mor Dilly: Qantas, closing 10 p.m. j-morrow. _iy Air to Shanghai only. Correspondence fully prepaid foi ansmission by the K.L.M. Service and .et-ially Superscribed "By K.L.M."
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      196 25 MAILS EXPECTED Mails arrived from Europe (London Parcel mails i by the P. O. (Rawalpindi! yesterday. General del. very or parcels 9 a.m. to-day. Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc by Air (Qunias. today. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-day.
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    IRISHMEN WHO "WENT BERSERK"
    416 27 PERFECT ORGY OF VIOLENCE'' four Men Accused Of Murder noUf. Irishmen were acm ed at H'est Riding Assizes at Leeds „ti\ of murdering in a Corona- |).iv riot in the Sportsmen's luddenfleM, a woman against w l»", ii d they had no grudge or grievance whatsoever.
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    All "Womnned" Ship
    84 27 arrival at Copenhagen recently Of unusual ship's company caused no i mount of interest. small Swedish training ship Allone, In Baltic waters, arrived wi h •iri crew of 15 and two male oiliThe skipper. Mr. Nordstn m. Is thusiastic a'xmt bis crew who are trow sev L
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    The Girl Pot
    148 27 Liverpool. Another page has been added to the romantic history of the runaway fishing trawler Girl Pat. En route from London to Liverpool 'he vessel ran aground on Burbo Bank and her crew of five. uncertain as to their safety, sent up distress signals. Favourable conditions enabled
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    66 27 Dr Barnes. Bishop of Birmingham approves of cremation. But. says he in an article to be published in the "Monthly Messenger:"— Occasionally it has been desired that the ashes should be scattered in a churchyard. "This practice is repugnant to the sentiments of many Christian people, and I must order
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    PROSECUTIONS IN CHANDU CASES
    449 27 mat on which recused lay for purposes of smoking. Mr. Russell volunteered to bring that to Court. Mr. Client Ean. proceeding: What ■bout the platform on which h. lay, the room itself, etcetera. All thai IS fer the purpose of smoking The stairs too. Supposing he
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      227 28 FRASER _> COMPANY. 1 1 List Of Current Dividends I II Singapore. Aug. IS, P n: II company Dividend B(Mks c]ose ™_j2| TIN Date Ex. Div > e J; I Payable Date t0 da r I Attttral Malay 3 3 4 Int. Sept 3 II 3V; Bonus m Sept 10
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      422 28 |ON THE radio I monies.' bv Barrv Mill and Teddy EphBRITISH EMPIRE _™w. pja PROGRAMME J^V^l. c *T l S-% River 'Fisher, arr. RisslandV Wind- SIS flowers (Reginald King). The Green irt,_ I'.'; me EST (OConn,,. Morns, Carmmetta pm. t.sll 1.t.«»7 metres (.in Mav rl Aub.«le iLaoi. Dream SSI £B_r«s-2_)
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      283 28 PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C Singapore Station On 225 Metres 12.4.) p.m Light Orchestral Concert, played by Reller's Famous Hungarian Band Relayed from the Adelphi Hotel. 2.00 p.m. -Interval. 600 p. m Chinese Music, Cantonese (Gramophone Records) "Cheng See Poh Yoke", sung by Kan Meng and Chan Fai Horn.
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      314 28 6.55 p.m.:— "The Fifth i iPontefracts". a Burlesque Life, by the Melluish Brotl corded in the Birmingham the British Broadcasting <■ 7.25 p.m -Time. Weatl and Announcements. 7.85 p^m.r-^The Third T Relayed from London, i 7.50 p.m..- Dance Music, i the Station Dance 0re1,., the direction cf Rex Allen 8.5G
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    ROLLING FROM JOB TO JOB
    180 29 Bankrupt Applies For Discharge Singapore, Friday. m be wished io have security of 1 i oip'Oyment, du_ to the fact t .is made bankrupt he had been mm job to job. was the reason i Cheng Tuan, a stenoer employed in a local firm, when
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    ENGLAND & ITALY
    106 29 ENGLAND ITALY Abyssinia Recognition By League »i FORECAST of the scope of the ne\, fl Anglo Italian accord is given by the v well informed newspaper Stampa, ihich says that Geneva's recognition ci the Italian Empire of Abyssinia is :ted ta the first fortnight of September and negotiation for a
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    GEORCE V MEMORIAL
    113 29 I £431,000 For Playing Fields London. Aug. 13. ALTHOUGH the appeal for the King ft George National Memorial Fund was Lasl January subscriptions from lie still arrive and the total is aboul £590.000. is a sum of £125.000 is being set a memorial site and statue. by
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    Strange Adventures Of Two Trawlers
    80 29 Strange Adventures Of Two Trawlers London. Aug. 12. J HANGE story of two Belgian awlera, former Spanish fishing 'old to Le Soir bv the owne j of them, who savs that wiu n iwlera were fishing off the southcoast of Ireland on July 29. Id members of the crews ovcid
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    MORE EVIDENCE IN K. L. FIRM'S CLAIM
    749 29 Com met or Fells 1 lis Story 'From our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Hiursday. MR. BRADDELL recalled Mr. Elliot to-day for r ross-examina-tUm when Guthrie and Ot suit against Messrs. Ong Lim. Lim Hee Hung and the Official Assignee v.a- resumed. I.s it
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    IGNORANT OF THE LAW
    282 29 All US(d Boillld Old' 111 I Extortion Case I (From Our Own Corespondent > jo.iore Bahru, Aug. 12. THE ca e was mentioned again before Sheikh Abu Bakar (Second Magistrate) and was concluded, i. which W. D. Arnolis. formerly a clerk employed on Permaa Rubber Estate,
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    Mussolini At Military Manoeuvres
    127 29 Mussolini At Military Manoeuvres Messina. Aug 1_ Bscorted by a cruiser and six destroyers, Signor Mussolini arrived in the lit Aurora this morning to attend unusually important military manoeuvres to test to what extent the military forces of the island could resist invasion in the event of war Tile theoretical
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    King And Queen At Glamis
    68 29 King And Queen At Glamis London, Auk. 13. IMIE King left Balmoral this morning by road for Olamifl Castle, the home < t the Queen's parents. Lord and Lady Strathmore, where he will join Her Mate., v and the tWO young Princesses and remain on a short vi.it Ye terday
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    Silk Workers Called On Strike
    51 29 Silk Workers Called On Strike New York. AUI 12 cixty thousand silk workers in Nea m jersey, n< w England, and Kev York. Pensylvania. have been called r.n strike hv the Committee of Indui I C)rganisation for better conditions bar it Is uncertain how manv will answer the call. Reuter
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    NEW TOURNAMENT FOR S'PORE TENNIS CLUBS
    252 30 Competition On Davis Cup Lines For Cup Presented Bv Mr. D. tl. Klein man Singapore. Friday A NAME which has been intimately connected with lawn 'ennis in Malaya over A Ttomr period of vears Is to be perpetuated in a new competition, unique as
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    EASTERN HEALTH
    388 30 League Of Nations Bulletin THE following is the health bulletin o. tii.- League of Nations Eastern Bu i i au Singapore, for the week ended Aug. 7: Plague: A satisfactory feature foi tlie week is the absence of the notification of plague in any of the Eastern ports.
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    HOME SOCCER SEASON
    122 30 I Scottish Leagues Start This Afternoon SCOTTISH League soccer starts to-day and play In the English Leagues will begin in a fortnight's time. Following are the Scottish League fixtures for to-day: SCOTTISH LEAGUE, D«v. 1. Abeideen vs. St. Mirren. Arbroath vs. Dundee. Clyde vs. Motherwell. Hamilton A.
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    FINAL TEST
    191 30 New Zealanders Al The Oval THE third and final test match of the. New Zealand tour in Britain begins to-day at the Oral, the historic home of the Surrey club. England have present the advantage In the rubbei of three matches, having the second match three weeks ago
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    82 30 BACK TO THE COLOURS 88,000 Reservists Eligible For Re-Enrolment London, Au«i, 12. IT is reported that 88.000 reservists 1 eligible for re-enrolment with the Colours under the scheme announced by the War Office on Tuesday sw being circularised with particulars of the offer Which the Government has decided to make
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    The Tides
    30 30 TO-DAY: 322 a.m., 7 ft. 8 ins.; 3.18 I p.m. 8 ft. 7 ins. TO -MORROW: 4.22 a.m.. 7 ft. 1 in.; 4.05 p.m 8 ft. 4 ins
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    Passengers By The Corfu
    361 30 THE passengers for the Straits by the P. and O. Corfu, which left, London on July 30, include the following: For Penang: Mr J. N. B. Barnwell, Miss M. R. Evan-. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Francis, Mr. R. F. Harlev. Mr. C. A. Harrison, Miss
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    68 30 London. Am FAR Eastern bonds were again depn on the Stock Exchange to-d ■< market being weak with Chinese a1 w per cent and Japanese two per cent the only support being a little bea verinß ____itri__fl Far Eastern developments are ree business in all sections of the
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    21 30 Queen Elisabeth and her crane ren have returned to Brussels from l where they stayed with the Italian Fa m ily
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    GOVT. SERVICES F.A. SOCCER FINAL
    755 31 yOH BY POSTAL TEAM \lr. Morten Presents Cup Medals Singapore, Friday. MAGNIFICENT team work by the <Ti post Office enabled them to win lh( (.overnment Services Football i. ciiation's Cup final, which was -laved before a large crowd at the ie ui Besar Stadium this
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    PENANG BOXING
    172 31 Hassan's Third Win Over Dhamaraj 'From Our Own Reporter' Penang. Aug 14 SPEEDY Hassan, the Singapore Malay featherweight, scored a second victory over Dhamaraj. the Penang champion, bo-night at the Wembley Park over ten three-m note rounds The Aght was full of action from first to last The
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    TANGLIN CLUB
    273 31 Results Of Yesterday's Tennis Ties Singapore. Friday. FOLLOWING are the results of ties played to-day in the Tanglin Club tennis tournament: Dyne Cup: Mr. <*_ Mrs. Knight S beat Mrs Greenland ft Major Raynar Smith Scr. 6--4. 6 0; Lady Addison Macpherson —30 beat Mr. Mrs Jemmett —15
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    DIAMOND WINS
    83 31 Kid Leyte Outpointed At (From our Own Reporter) Kuala l.umpur Aim 13 JOE Diamond, the negro boxer, scored a Convincing, If rather narrow, victory over Kid Leyte at the Bukit Bintan<> Park this evening over twelve three-minute rounds. Dii mond planned his fight nicely i tablishing an early
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    HARDSTAFF IN FORM
    316 31 I Yesterdays Home Cricket HARDSTAFF. the Nottinghamshire batsman, showed himself in great term on the eve of the linal test match against New Zealand when he scored 260 for Notts' against Leicester He i.s the sixth player to register a double century this season, and there have
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    CYCLING RACE
    245 31 Singapore To Johore And Back r|UIE second annual Singapore-Johore-A Singapore cycle race "32 miles course), organised by Mr Joseph Yan. will be held this year on Sunday Nov 28. at 6 a in Entry forms together with full particulars are now available and the closing date is Nov
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    Y.M.C.A. WINS ALL MATCHES
    161 32 fnter*Club '/rums At The S.R.C. Btngapi re, Friday. rpHE YMCA swept the board in their friendlv tenuis matche., against the S K.C which were played on the Club courts to-day. winning all the matches. Three Singles and three Doubles were played, and In all except one
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    LADIES GOLF
    125 32 Singapore Island Club Lady Members THE .social match between the lady members ol the S.C.C. and Island Club clayed over the Island course on Wednesday resulted in a win for the Singapore Golf Club by 3 14 points to 1 pt. The following is the result: Miss M.
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    Padang Clubs' Return Matches
    196 32 Padang Clubs' Return Matches RETURN fixtures between the S CX and the S.R.C. are due *o be played this weekend. When the chits met earlier in the season the S.C.C seen d 1 comfortable victory in the fir it eleven match but were beaten in the second eleven match. Originally
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    AIYA-AIYA AND HAPPY BOY SHOULD WIN AGAIN
    370 32 RACING AT IPOH LAST DAY OF PERAK TURF CLUB'S SKYE A CARD of eight events will be gone thiough this afternoon for the second day Of the Perak Turf Club*- Skye Meeting a t Ipoh. The double tote [fl on races 7 8
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    "CAPTAIN HAWK'S" SELECTIONS
    39 32 RACE 1 Anaconda Mickey Mouse RACE 2 Fernlet Valkyrie RACE 3— Tandubas Dazzle RACE 4 Metro Meg RACE s— Sauntress Silver Buckle RACE 6- Duchess Verderer Empennage RACE 7-Jonathan Fancan RACE 8— Aiya Aiya Happy Boy
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY ON PADANG
    331 32 Gordons Beat Cricket Club 3-0 Singapor. „t lay THE friendly soccer match between th S.C.C. "B" team and the < Gordon Highlanders which v. pi__y_S on the padang to-day lasted 1 minutes but It was not a new time rule the Gordons arriving on the field
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    Island Club Golf Title
    76 32 THE first round of the Island Golf Club championship is due to be played to-day, the matches and start im: times being as follows: 2 45 p.m. S 5 M Ibrahim vs C A R Bateman 2.50 p.m. Yong Loon Chong vs w McMullan. 2.55 p.m
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    Singapore Races
    64 32 The Singapore Turf Club's coui be officially open for training I "ie Autumn 'Gold Cup» professi* meeting on Thursday next at 5 when the usual coffee arrangebe made. Harap has been transferred to Cla-s 4. RACE EIGHT Horses Class 5. Div. 2—6 Furv Maggie Girton [2 Unity Green
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      14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement No. 7. August 14, 19:J7. EDITED BY HERMES" Every Saturday.
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      RUGGER IS ON THE WAY AGAIN
      1637 1 hore Loses Stars; McHugh In Exile; Changes In Perak; New S.C.G Skipper PRELIMINARY GOSSIP OF THE NEW SEASON lony cricket match U over, the Malaya Cup for soccer has been won and ram, and very soon the annua 1 meetings of the gger clubs
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      ELSEWHERE
      37 1 In To day's Supplement Page Boxing Topics 2 Ipoh Notes 2 Golf Notes 2 Home Sport Pictures 4 and 5 Malaya Cup final 6 Penang Notes G Home Soccer 7 Turf Topics H Soccer Summary x
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      Singapore Sets New Standards
      562 1 Singapore Sets New Standards CRICKET FADING OUT IN GLORY j WANING though it may be. the fltngft- ff pore cricket season i.s ending on a note of achievement. Last weekend B. OaiUard, the S.CC batsman, completed 'he 1.000 runs in course of a good innings of 40 against the Middlesex
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      Coordination Of Boxing Control Now Within Reach
      633 2 Coordination Of Boxing Control Now Within Reach STEPS TOWARDS AFFILIATION ALREADY TAKEN BY BOARDS i i__ uu lUiMlhm n the centralisation ot the control of "THE first defnn *^P \h. di^c Hm( ai or B >xllm Board.. >f Contro' by t^'pa-srik' of V_?s to govern the afiha.ion to it of
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      ISLAND CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP BEGINS IN EARNEST TO-DAY
      860 2 ISLAND CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP BEGINS IN EARNEST TO-DA Y THE game of golf, like most other sports in Singapore, has progressed remarkably in the past few years— a fact which stands evidenced by the steady growth of playing membership of the various clubs and the remarkable progress of the Singapore Club
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      Soccer Tour In Malaya Next Year
      554 2 Soccer Tour In Malaya Next Year FAMOUS ENGLISH Xi COMING (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh Aufi. 13 SPORTSMEN and enthusiasts in Malaya are indeed fortunate, in beinable to see outstanding exponents oi the various games in the world in action In this country. Thanks to the enterprise oi some organisers,
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      DROPPED CATCHES LOST TEST
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