Morning Tribune, 16 July 1938

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE te 3-«* i4s SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, Jnly 16, 193a FIVE CBNTS.
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    BRITISH LOAN & CREDITS FOR CHINA POSSIBLE
    120 1 BRITISH LOAN CREDITS FOR CHINA POSSIBLE The Door Is Not Bolted LONDON, FRIDAY. ■J WORTHY SOURCE, REUTER LEARNS THAT THE V DERIVED FROM YESTERDAY'S REPORTS, THAT Al THEIR MEETING ON WEDNESDAY FINALLY PROJECT FOR A LOAN TO CHINA IS IN Cabinet postponed the scheme but m such a vay doer
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    BOMB THROWN IN MARKET
    75 1 Killed, 15 Injured Jerusalem, Friday. FRIGHTFUL scenes attended a bomb explosion m the bazaar m the old city amidst a crowd of densely packed Arab peasants, who had come to town for Friday devotions at the mosque. At least 11, including women and children, were killed
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    BRITAIN RESTRICTS AUSTRIAN DOCTORS
    57 1 London. Friday ON for limited number of rum doctors to practice m this was approved by the British Association conference which {•erf it Plymouth to-day nc number will be limited to fifty, and member of the medical profession wited to assist the Home SecW in the
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    ITALY & FAR EAST
    31 1  - ITALY FAR EAST Sin Chew Jit Poh Piping, Friday. IKS m Peiping report "'ad> to send blarkf l M I Kast to a-ssist Jap.m r wi-re to send IrooDS I n\d.—
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    Britain Orders 1,000 Planes From Lord Nuffield
    103 1 London, Friday. TUE fact that the Air Ministry has placed an immediate initial order with Lord Nuffield for 1.000 high speed Spitfire fighters was announced by Sir Kingsley Wood (Air Minister) to-day. Cutting the first sod of Lord Nuffleld's new aircraft factory at
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    26 1 London, Friday. A grant of £8.500,000 for the essential commodities reserves fund is the largest item m a supplementary civil csti- mate, totalling £9,015,210. R euter
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    Sweden & China War
    39 1 Sweden China War Stockholm, Friday. Rumours connecting Sweden with mediation m the China conflict are authoritatively denied. It is stated that the Swedish Minister's visit to Hankow is due to necessity of contact with the Chinese authorities there. Reuter
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    WAZIRISTAN TROUBLE
    33 1 London, Friday. One Indian soldier was reported killed m an encounter with tribesmen north of Waziristan to-day. One Indian officer and seven Indian soldiers were wounded and three tribesmen captured. Reuter
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    KING BETTER
    25 1 London, Friday. IT is understood that the King is con--1 tinning to make cxc ILent progress. 'Ihe final bulletin is expected later. Reuter
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    ARTIFICIALLY INDUCED MALARIA PROLOGNS LIFE, CURES INSANITY
    137 1 ARTIFICIALLY INDUCED MALARIA PROLOGNS LIFE, CURES INSANITY I idem, Friday. the mosquito farm" lUitoea have been femaU and infected (3 In turn might nts MifTerine: from for which arti- arta is a recognised In the report on the '"h malaria laboratory at t general paralysis of Of induced malaria trai
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    FOLLY OF ARMS RACE
    113 1 FOLLY OF ARMS RACE London. Fmti.v SIR John Simon, winding up the Commons' debate to-day on the finance bill which was read a third time Wil I division, said that while the Mlirafl o* world trade was not too favourable he presented the budget, the pn situation bore on resemblance
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    Britain As Peace Factor
    148 1 Londi»j, Friday SPEAKING at a banquet at Birmingham the Prime Minister made a brief relerence to woncl outlook. He .said tha* he was convinced that the influence that Britain could exert for others as wt!l ai for herself was more powerful than that of any other
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    JAPANESE NAVY LOSSES
    42 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Hankow, Friday It is reliably estimated that m tlto past fortnight, twenty-one big am* small Japanese warships were sunk and 19 damaged, including an aircraft earner, cruisers, and destroyers, which were •fu'Wd io wards Shanghai
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    TRANSPORT STRIKERS REJECT TRIBUTE FROM TAXI DRIVER
    396 2 TRANSPOR T STRIKERS REJECT TRIBUTE FROM TAXI DRIVER LETTER FROM EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION AiKums Or THE BWOAPOBE TBACHOM CO.MI'ANV v iiovees' \,s<)(ivhuni)i:nviu:i'()imstiiathik\ ii\Vi DEMANDED OR ACCEPTED TRIBUTES KKOM TAXI DRIVER leto n se Tributes have, m fact been ociationVs officials have dwmed it proper to turn them n Thk letter I
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    $40 Potatoes Which Cost 60 Cents
    134 2 Silica |>on\ Iriduv. J".»l Ni> .juilu Oi thefl Of HI k.it'.cs „r |h ,t ivorth »><» ceaU), I M it iMI .uimi. Tan Ah See, *aa his niurnin; !iii«-*i Ml Ihree *«m*V vi. ill IkC Third MICC 1 «Mirt i idj Jtted on< pr»
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    KNIVES & STICKS USED IN FIGHTS AT SOCCER MATCH
    108 2 KNIVES STICKS USED IN FIGHTS AT SOCCER MATCH From Our Own Reporter, Kuala Lumpur. Friday. HOOLIGANISM and pandemonium prevailed on the padang this efoUnffi immediately after a first division match between the S.C.RC. am! the T.P.t '.A., which the Chinese iron by the odd goal m three. Hirer tights developed
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    POSSESSED HEMP
    92 2 Singapore, Friday. I/OR u< Ing m ixxvsession of deleterious I drugs- namely, four packets of Indian hemp— an Indian named Kadir Maideen was fined SlO or three week: rigorous imprisonment m default by M: Ii A. Forrer. District Judge, Criminal District Court, this morning 81 ortly after nine
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    CHINESE OBJECTION TO SEDITION BILL
    247 2 AMENDMENTS SUGGESTED A\ S. C. B. A. MEETING FOLLOWING are extracts of minutes of a Committee meeting of t Chinese British Association held at the Garden Club on ThUTXtai p.m. re the Sedition Bill- J The Chairman explained the contentious portion of tnt b:il and
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    ONE STRIKE SETTLED
    50 2 at the Socony works it d Sebarok has be,. through the efforts of Mr j tJ Handy, the extra Assistant r} I troller of Labour. l The workers have ,vnm j J their work after Mr i assured them that ail would be taken to snevances remedied.
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    NANKING WAR NEWS FILM BANNED IN COLONY
    138 2 THE following is a list of cinematog 1 films the exhibition of which Colony was prohibited durm» the Apr. 1 to June 30. 1938 "The Bad man of Brim 8173 ft.. M.G.M. (USA Excessive Gunplay. "Just Like a Woman." 5 n Associated B.
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    34 2 Bangkok, Fr:a| Tiie first portion of the the port of Bangkok scl awarded tc the Danish firm of Q tiani and Nielsen. Tbe tral three million ticals. Italian and Ja ese firms also competed.
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    HUNDREDS SEE SHARK MAKE KILL IN HARBOUR
    95 2 HUNDREDS SEE SHARK MAKE KILL IN HARBOUR Singapore. Friday, WHILE the crowds at n of the Marnix van *>[ gonde. which left Sins^,,,,, morning, were W9I9VH jj 0. to friends on shore a J jpto ing boy. who had P' 9 l the water after a coin overboard from the
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      346 2 g i noiffe lsi W/l Imperial iirways is proud /<> re-publish w^jj I mi/wJ these compliments offered to generously KT^i/ii •///V\ /m nrt nt aviation paper <»/ jr^'JJ^i j ly/5 nited States, American Aviation, 13 Ho)' j£/j* g i>vJ > N //ir imi'l.ium ffying-boaU w4 f 1 1 l^f x^J
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    FFERED BRIBE TO WITNESS IN MURDER CASE Gaol Sentence On Bengali
    227 3 FFERED BRIBE TO WITNESS IN MURDER CASE Gaol Sentence On Bengali 'From Our Oion Reporter, Kuala Lumpur, Friday. INDAR Singh, who stood his trial at the Selangor Assize Court on tour charges oi offering a gratification of $500 to a Tamil named Trmngapragasam, to conceal an jtfence of murder, inducing
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    Straits Chinese & Recent Riots
    146 3 Straits Chinese Recent Riots the committee of the c British Association Garden Club on Thursday, drew the attention of the i the communique issued by Moments Government m the local press on unection with the recent nC es by the Chinese m Penang He explained that Govbad taken a lenient
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    TXE ATTACK AFTER CELEBRATION CONSTABLE CHARGED
    316 3 TXE ATTACK AFTER CELEBRATION CONSTABLE CHARGED Singapore. Friday. p.VT happened at the Kranji Oil Depot »;i the ni«ht of May 29 m ronseqaeace of "celebration*' held certain members of Sikh (tmtipytnt stationed at the place, was related this mornt" Mr.C. H. Koh, the Additional District Judge, following a plea made
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    'NO WOMEN,' SAYS CHINESE ASSN. Last Night's Keen Debate
    628 3 'NO WOMEN,' SAYS CHINESE ASSN. Last Night's Keen Debate WOMEN WILL NOT BE ADMITTED INTO THE SINGAPORE CHINESE ASSOCIATION This was a decision arrived at alter a aeoate last night attended by a large number of members and friends of the Club The debate was keenly contested, and at certain
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    FIRE DESTROYS WHOLE VILLAGE
    124 3 FIRE DESTR OYS WHOLE VILLAGE 'From Our Own Reporter; Kuala Lumpur, Friday. MORE than 100 people were rendered IW homele^ by a fire which practically burnt out the village of Durian Tipt*, situated three or four miles from the Pahang boundary, last Wednesday night. The only buildings spared were the
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    New Justice Takes Oath
    43 3 New Justice Takes Oath Singapore, Friday. Mr Balaguru Govindasamy, partner of the Indian Labour Company Singapore, took oath this afternoon as a Justice of th e Peace for the Settle ment of Singapore, before Mr. J. C. H Oldham. the second police magi.str.itr
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    Law Notice For To-day
    56 3 Before the Chief Justice m Ist Court at 11 a.m. Magistrate's Appeal— Abu Bakar bin Hussin vs. Rex. Criminal Rrvision—Rex vs. Lam Chip Heng. Special Case— Rex vs. Boota Singh. Before Mr. Justice Home m 3rd Court at 10 a.m. Magistrate's Appeals— Khoo Keng Hoe vs.
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      59 3 I ÜBLTC NOTICE I IN, LIMITED. W ,it the Straiti Settlements* ''I\II)!\D NO. 30. I EBY GIVEN that a I Wend of 2% percent. I 31st August, 1938 ■t holders on the R«>I y E i HFREBY GIVEN I' of th? Company L9th to 22nd July I for the preI
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      191 3 MUAR NAN YANG HOTEL AGENTS. Express Service 3 times daily. 1. HAI CHEW HOTEL, 35. Beach Road Singapore. Tel: 3015 i. NAN YANG HOTEL, 41. Jalan Maha rani, Muar. Tel. 15. S. NAN CHANG HOTEL. 84. Buniia Faya. Malacca. Tel: M 1. Sincapore to Muar. Malacca X.L at 7.00 a.m.
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      40 3 Just Received Received Medical Text Books Medical Practical Note Books Medical Note Book.s Medical Science Books and all books for Schools. Colleges, etc PETER CHONG COMPANY The Educational Booksellers. THE WRITING By*n r -ij^l FLUID THAT'S f^OTlilp FOUNTAIN PEN sin<;ai'okk.
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      51 3 cjciee J owder (BRITISH) Only (he purest and finest quality ingredients are used m this face Powder I which is silk sifted and will not clop the j pores. («ives the bloom of youth to every skin. From all leading Dispensaries and High-Class Stores. Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS 117-125. Cecil
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      103 4 Previous To-da-UtilllJfSl 98- 98DuniOp KudOfr 28 9 283 UenenU Electric m 1 77 1 Imperial Chemical Industries 314' 2 J] Imperial Tobacco 1413 140 7 Antilo-Dutch 2«6 283 Canadian Pactic 7 7 1 ir» London Tin 3 9 3 9 RubO'T Plan Investment Irusl 29 6 29
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      96 4 lon, Frttia} Prtvftooi To-day cnanß* lon FinH I 1. MFomm (iptemberi gggj 7 7 *i 6 mi Forward |d«l*J gg« JJ M London. FtM.PALM ML (Malaya) Previous To-day i lA-&-0 value Unchanged m hulk .July Ahc Bhipm( D COI'KA (Straits, X.M.S.) .M.iy Bhlpmenl £11-12-6 aellew lil-IM value SA(,<)
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      63 4 London. Prida Prnvjous To-day Change I T. U\ PUII (CfctfM middle rate. IW.» U^fVf d T.T on Amsterdam (closing middle rate* i-M-1 lf 8.96-1 16 TT on Shanghni (closing selling rate) 0-l|4 Unchained T.T. on HoiiKkon* (closing selling rate/ S-I|M Unrhun«od TT on Japan (closing selling rate) Unchanged
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      42 4 KliitiiKit Nc* York Jul> U. Previous To-day Change Mi Bteadj Steady Bpot Buyers IS U^ Sellers if)', 14-. Oct|D<T Buyers 15 3 16 14". 5 16 Sellers 15 5 16 15 iin Ton" Firm Imq Spot 43* 42 7
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      BULLION MARKET
      17 4 GOLD London, Pridaj SILVER £7 l Spot *****1 19% 116 4 months' forward li*'j; 19'
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      METAL MARKET
      21 4 UN Standard Previous To-day'""''"" Thm.P. flpot (afternoon .closing price) :l'JO-:i4 £191-3 4 £1 ii'VL'irri L'l9li 1 0*< i pi
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      "RUBBER MARKET PLAYING TRUE TO FORM," SAY LEWIS & PEAT
      147 4 "RUBBER MARKET PLAYING TRUE TO FORM," SAY LEWIS PEAT Singapore. Friday. AFTER the somewhat pronounced rise that has recently taie place, tht slit-lit reaction that has occurred this weekM altogether unexpected, and 'he market may be considered to i playing true to form, statvs Messrs. Lewis Peat (Sin^aonrH Iti] rubber
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      SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser & Co. Report
      137 4 SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser Co. Report Sin v a port R Fraser and Co's Report for* •c follows: Mining. Tin at midday was! aown 1 4. According to cable received from London the ma Tin shares there yesterday was lar. In the local market deala an a very restricted basil
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    STOCKS & SHARES Issurd By Fraser & Company
    768 5 STOCKS SHARES Issurd By Fraser Company July 15. 5 p.m. 4.- 4,6 IB ..29- 31--44. 48-nom i 24 9 25 9 0.57 V 2 0.62 1/2 tfWei 213 2 2|6 135 i.40 or io- li,I 219 22,9 I 15- 16--.."0.38 042 0.99 1-03 23 7 9 9 24 8 9
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    149 5 Co. Ltd. $30,000 SIN l)1 r aacto ct 31 95 105 norn 15 MUNICIPALITY ***** $400.uui W $1,600,000 !02 norn •^Rooo.ooa 107 IM norn 31 sept 30 .^s^i.ooo.ouo 120 2 w c f •t^ooo.ooo IttJ 61 l liiaa.I iiaa." l 1221/ r Nov 15 1 01 IOV
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    224 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Friday 1 Buyers Sellers Ampats 4 4 0 Batu Selangors 1.35 1.40 Hong Fatts 0.99 1.02 Hongkong Tin 23 9 24 9 Jelebus 0.72 0.77 Kamun ting Tin 10 6 11 6xd Kati> Tin ..25- 266 Kramats 10 6 116 Killinghalls 19 9 216 Kuchais 125
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V.
    131 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated m tne Netherlands (Netherlands Tradine Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter AX). *834 Paid Up Capital i 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1.000,000 Chairman of the Board of Director* H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D. CRENA DE IONGH President M. TAUDiN CHABOT Director
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      88 5 Shanghai, Hongkonp, Marila. Singapore. investment Bankers and Broken m Securities and Commodities. Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Servica. MEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS' ASSN. MANILA STOCK EXCHANGE.
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      171 6 !rj*# wOLm I. jn T oBL/ ,> rrB HAPPI HILARIOUS Wi> TUNEFUL-A I IKST-HATF. COMEDY-LAUGHTER TREAT! GLADYS SWARTHOUT, JOHN BOLES JOHN BARRYMORE IN "ROMANCE m the DARK" ILSO LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL .J. 'VICTORIA HfEATRE TO-NIGHT rinr \aii;i!tv %vni: >S.A.D.( PRODUCTION. BOOK \i ROBINSONS j v ROXY BAR ©PEN 5 I'M.
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    Kwangtung Self-Sufficient In Foodstuffs
    179 7 1521,110 ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION „m l llv, l)r( .|i,ninarv reports received by the authorities from 50 !l h e'Kwniitunt! has produced 11.666.283 piculs r e dl of ri^: r :utu;arp;:rcts K this K year 8 as result of the introduction 1 itn sowing m the province.
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    £60,000 Statue
    77 7 M J that the Discobolus, famous P belonging to the Lancelots P* me, had been purchased by P* i Art Museum for £60.00u B- urpriae m Munich. W Duchner, the Director-General o*\ m> Collection, denied the stor* report from Rome utetefl \W tue uu.s left for Munich I
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    DEATH RAY FOR GERMAN 'PLANES
    76 7 DEATH-RAY" apparatus has been installed m the latest German Heinkel H6O airplanes, according to !he Italian Radio Nazionale agency. The apparatus, it is "f**fgg£ tbp nlanes by means of ultra-snon SHrxrms because they are run on heavy oil The agency says that "death-ra bar rage,
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    ATE PAPER FOR A BET
    49 7 For a bet of ten pence Alexander Sedlarevitch. a tailor* assistant of Smedc revo. Yugo-Slavia. ate a quire of WHIM packing paper. A penny challenge was enough to m duce Franyo Paftchek. of Yirovititsa to rat ten earthworms. 'They tasted good, he said afterwards.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    149 7 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore. July 15. Ql Books Date DW Close Payable f> less tax Aug. 12 July 18 „j 6d Mo. 11 July 20 July 27 July 21 ft% less tax June 28 July 28 July 4 f° [>'• less tax Aug. 10 July 18 x
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    Life Prisoner In Gaol
    123 7 Life Prisoner In Gaol Sofia CHORTLY after bein» .sentenced to life imprisonment Cyril PushkarofT Iki i been married m Sofia Central Pri.son. He was sentenced to death for the murder of a wealthy Jew named Simaii to, but his sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. Shortly afterwards he applied for
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    HUSBAND'S ALLEGED THREATS TO BARBARA HUTTON
    1994 8 Hearing At Bow Street London. July <i. t iiui:.\ts ih«i i»- mU »< M> »v- >i«.r ijJ^JJ IAM .way fn.n. Ewlwi ■■^<-i RtVMtb* when be a,,,..;,,..! ll BoX Slr«-I M-h-nlay. Th, 0,..ni. -ho >,»,»<!-■'! K.«K) i.«.1. l.n.nu u>,,l thlWteU. C,,un..-. f.-rm.-i ly lfc.rtan. I
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      319 8 TRADE BARGAINS j m r yL M O TO i{ V E HIGL E S FOR SAL k FOR SALE GUARANTEED USED fROCKEBY pALL ||ALL CA J? S cV Ii On A°l ?<) GLASS, (iOBLKTS ETC. HO excellent Used tars ||()ON SKC<K TUAI)IN o CO., always available m stock. Kaffles
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    HOW LONG CAN JAPAN CONTINUE FIGHTING?
    320 9 Economic problems JtoNFR ONT INVADERS iScrim. imv lonf can Japan continue fighting?,' is the subject of an torn* the Tokyo correspondent of the Berliner Boei WU^J^^J^'^ the Japanese High Command de- t( is early as m the autumn of 1937, not to confine the
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    Coins And Nails Recovered From 38-Year-Old Wreck
    150 9 Terschelling. nails bearing a tripod, the sign c British Navy m the 18th cen- lave been recovered here by the il dredger Karimata which is atto salvage the £2,000,000 trean In the wreck of the British frigate, Burn taken to indicate that the
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    A Wedding Feast
    47 9 ft fourteen has been married I al Kalamo with celebcn were reminiscent of preI even days, dur- four hundred quests rehouse of the bride. litres of wine were 7' «»xen, mx fattened pies, flve hundred eggs, three un«fl3 ol sugar, five quintals ntioning fowls.
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    Etonians Embarrassed By "Pork Pie"
    262 9 CTONIANS m conventional morning t suits and top-hats felt "embarrassed and ashamed at beinu so much behind the times" when relatives appeared [01 Se Fourth ol June celebrations* flannel trousers, tweed coats and "run •pork-pie" hats The -Eton College Chronicle makes his comment m discussing
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    GREATEST SEA CONFERENCE
    99 9 1,000 Men To Plan Safer Ships Nearly 1.000 delegate! from all partt of the world will be In London. 10! the most important .shipbuilding ference over held. Revolutionary deaignf for snipa of tm future, and new meamrtl for safety M sea are to be decided. Vibration m
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      177 9 24-hour-a-day protection is what the fA NEW Shell Motor Oil gives your engine thanks to the NEW REFINING-FORTIFYING process by which Shell provides iMenk the necessary oihness without sacrifice of other desirable qualities. The New Shell Motor Oik /^J^\ protect your engine I When Standing Idle-When the engine stops the
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    MORNING TRIBUNE IT WOULDN'T DO IN MALAYA
    320 10 MORNING TRIBUNE IT WOULDN'T DO IN MALAYA fMwfipitlT Saturday. July i<». 1-^K AM\ <>1 tin* many reforms introduced by Kemal Attaturk m i t it new Turkey was decree forbidding bargaining In retail businesses No doubt the Turk accepted it with his usual fatalism and probably to-day would have no
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    WHY SHOULD
    602 10  -  AUTOLYCUS PERSOI\ \l VIEWPOINT- By 2IMULTANEOI SI v with the and nouncemeni ol I Won ol the British Government that an official loan to China foi defence purposes cannot be made at the present time cornea the news ol the launching ol a campaign by the Labour section
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    BRITAIN REFUSE A LOAN CHINA?
    178 10 BRITAIN REFUSE A LOAN CHINA? avoid any action which might pr». yoke hasty and irrevocable steps the fascist powers is based nut n fear but on her genuine desire tiui the peace should not be any further shattered. The wars fan China and m Spain* tainly have served to Illustrate
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    PERSONALIA
    21 10 Mr. E. E. H. Beck. Senior I missioner of Police. Fecit rat States, has been appointed I Police Officer. Singapore
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    New German Super Airliner Makes Debut At Croydon
    1304 11 New German Super Airliner Makes Debut At Croydon iFrom Our Oxen Correspondent) London, July 9. h Krit mi made its appearance at Croydon a few UflVEl r^ r "e C FoVkf-Wu Condor from Berlin. Cruising at 230 A days frocKe ufe the fasUst tra rt on any Kfc U n
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    Millionaire's Daughter
    114 11 X-RAYS SAY TWINS FOR BARONESS V-RAY tests have revealed that Baroness A Dirsztay, blonde 23-years-old daughter of the millionaire timber merchant Mr. F. H. Benn, and niece of the late Lord Glenravel, is to have twins. As Miss Arta Clara Patricia Benn, sh; married the handsome, dark, Austro
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    TWO NEW PASSENGER SHIPS
    366 11 TWO NEW PASSENGER SHIPS Running From Hull To Germany THE steamer Adler has sailed for Hamburg for the first time m the Ari/o Line passenger and cargo service b<tween Hamburg and Hull. The Adler is one of two new sisU; ships built by the Lubecker M G. of Lubeck for
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    25 11 In addition to their present fleet of 46 cargo and or passenger ships the Argo Reederei, have ships under construction m German and Norwegian shipyards.
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      90 11 POLAROID Glasses are the latest scientific discovery m glare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to 30 feet below the surface of the water. FOR THE FIRST TlME— perfect eye comfort for driving, cruising, fishing, tennis or any outdoor sport. See our demonstration of this remarkable new invention.
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      31 11 THI TltUI TONIC FOOD I I Obtml—b* mf 41 Chtnkrtt mnd stfg j Dli\E lIA.M.'E at the Capitol Restaurant Music by KIRT BLACH his Orcht^tra WEDNESDAY FRIDAY 8 P.M. To Midnight
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    PRINCESSES VISIT THE ZOO
    143 12 Princess Elisabeth ani Princess Marfirt' v 2 paid a surprise visit t 0 t^ London Zoo. petted th» animals m the special Zot set aside for children, am walked the penguins round their pool. Photo show, the Princesses walking with the penguins. <p| aim News). MNB,MNV,M,BV,
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    KING'S CUP RIVALS
    63 13 One of the most interesting side issues of the Kind's Cup air race was the rivalry between Lord and Lady Wakefield. Captain E. W. Percival flew Countess Wakefield's Mew Gull and Flying Officer G X de Havilland Lord Wakefield's T.K.2 m the race Photo shows Plying Officer
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      50 13 |Rene ULLMANN j is DISPLAYING IKE LATEST I PATTERNS OF I HALLMARKED BRITISH SILVERWARE ,dF&&jSTZVK Tea Sets J^^b\ Coffee Sets >sS. Saocc Boats 1^ I rays etr. lIOKS D'OLUVKK DISIIKS BWKET DISHES ALSO (LOCKS JEWELLERY I WATCHES THE BEST is to COME AM) BEE RENE ULLMANN Kafllrs I'Luc, SINd AI'OKi:.
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    LOOK AFTER YOUR CLOTHES
    969 14 The Determining Factor In Your Life Is Your Grooming, Remember We Suggest I vhMe nH truck uith tinted J «clu<- .iround its SSJSMUPS nick and clou n l»oth sMkS »f the trout. I lull skirt and short. jmtTecl sleeves. •> Tin pan oi tai i,\ all
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      61 14 v.^^" I*.1 *i^^^ +^0^" 9 SPECIAL OFFER FORi JULY and AUGUST only! BEAUTIFUL AND LASTING PERMANENT WAVES at $8.00 and $10.00 only MA I SOX PI- KM! LADIES HAIRDRESSERS 3, FORT ROAD MALACCA (Telephone: 121) MADGE FLOWER SHOP is holding CLEARANCE SALE Morning Dresses from Afternoon Evening Costumes fto« Hats,
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    Be In On This Wave Of White!
    540 15 It's the colour of the moment I 1 the mosi exciting i I i are white W th who m specially chic and W r thii colour to throw away any prp- i nd go m for whit X will do thing* lor
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      18 15 1)1 Gowns 'Kerchiefs :iln g Coats tog and Day bags i water bottle covers Road, n Phone 7143.
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      65 15 Coiffeurs and de Gents France. Only the artist's flair can interpret the wave to suit your personality, creating from it a style for you alone. You may ha.ye an expert consultation free at your convenience. The best machines and perfect service makes everything to the highest satisfaction of our customers.
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      425 16 m •^^^™ji: tr lßs. t «T^ BY PsOand BRITISH INDIA LINES UNUUhPORATEU IN ENGLAND) Outwards. ItaMMfl I>U S pMI lonnam- ote V.i'lH Uoo RAWALPINDI 17.000 In port PAJPUTANA 17.000 Sept it MJ 15.000 July 2<J RANCHI 17.000 bep t. 23 •HI UIAN SJUM July 30 BURDWAN 6,070 Sept. 24 mm
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      125 16 k TO FRENCH PORT? CHARGEURS RE UNIS HOMEWARDS. .tirade Fur llaweUles, Bordeaux NiUiles Havre ItO SAIGON INDOCHINA 1 CAP ST JACQUBB For BftifOU. TounUM and Hainhon- 2 S. A. M. 1. (from Saigon) 1 7fe MOINE COMTE CO., LTD. •pminkhm UNION BUILDUSU. I HOlNfc 5996 i|t Lloyd Inestmo S« Incorporated
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      204 16 -EAST ASIATIC^ NE BANGKOK LINK CHINA JAPAN iM Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cargo Vessels with li-^i d tf Cablni Have Adjoining Private Bath, fortable Passenger accui To: MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTEK- PAimTIM l ()Ilt 5 DAM HAMBIRG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P. Sham
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    57 17 I STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES Rivviluindi J» lv lft 10 am rc.'.waipinui m am porino*' Rawalpindi a.m. iTfiiana 16 11 a.m. X.L.M. m 1^ P m KLM 16 2 p.m. Parcels on i> jg 4 p.m. ,o,.ricnce prepaid at special llr mail rates only. r rato'2fS«* r »«e»>n er
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    "Underground" Railway Reforms
    129 17 I London, Thursday. runt step starU toHftr towards the nisation of traffic control ♦he London undeiuround railways, ■nrion Transport Board hone system tr automatic. c will cost £150.000 and bteen months to iiistal. iplete, there will be 1795 au- tea on the system. Under I aci ut
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    Blind Singer At New World
    101 17 Singapore, Friday The well known orchestra which play ed for the picture "Terang Bulan," ami which is takng part m the all Java kronchong night at the New World arena on July 22 and 23, will play dajic music for the charity dance at the
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      268 17 lIIHXS PHI Ll* LINE. (Incorporated m Australia nkxt baiunos Due saiK ap round tlip 'ikM' from MWM to *Wt«lte issued at the following raU n vi ,u ane Sydney or ;ers may transfer at Singapore. Bii>bane, s»au 3 connecting X.P.M. Vessel. ciin-i *>nd d l BRISBANE SYDNEY return 5642.86 Ist
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      44 17 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA S II I It i\ I A SAILING JULY 28. AT 3 PJL ttekrt. to ChU.. «nd J.pan .to^han^b.e with OBNC y 11SSUed H a ;SS, GILFILLAN CO.. LTD.
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      120 17 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Ship (.itdnun Gate Gate KuUang 20 1 1 Aihridge 20 Rawalpindi 18 3 Phasianella 16 3 Klias li Africa Maru 11 2 3 Aeneas 2 S Saparoea •> Kirisima Maru 30 Silverteak Mabella Galaxias
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    "UNHEARD-OF BRUTALITY" IN FIRST DAYS OF WAR
    440 18 "UNHEARD-OF BRUTALITY" IN FIRST DAYS OF WAR OPINION OF FRENCH SENATE COMMISSION jH EI lO urso, daj all that a nat.on can p. of organisation <,>,,„.;, a Isopinionl din the report >'-- lM P jean I tpporteur on the bill alread) passed MJ^ Chambii o. nnisationof) V( nnal d I
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    MILLIONS ARE AFFECTED BY HOLIDAYS WITH PAY BILL
    195 18 London. Thui IN moviut Urn sevoiiM leading oi the Holidays With Pay Bill m the Com- moiU to-da\ the Minister oi Labour. Mr. Krnest Brown, said the measai piVC permission and power l<> certain wasc-fixing authorities to fix hoHfegi The HB afle<t€'l
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    POOR BUSINESS IN OIL TANKER CHARTERING
    482 18 POOR BUSINESS IN OIL TANKER CHARTERING IN spite ol the recent sharp increase In rates ol contributions to the po^i. developments In the past week m t*ia »il tanker freight market continued most i. appointing. The circulation of orders .vas extremely poor, particularly m liv caM ot black oil carriers.
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    Singapore Wedding
    143 18 Singapore Wedding Singapore DRESSED In a beautitul By I of gold colour with or H ■mci carrying a bouqiut < I Miss Pushpagandi Clara V ter ot Mr. and Mrs. I. A Rengam Estate. Rengam, I married to Mr. Xavier Jj Kuala Lumpur, at the chn I Lady of Lourdes,
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      37 18 Nn IXII{^ < <>s l „,.n „ua.la I ISA. Obtainable At: MWOAIHUM kiiioki mxi a< I N i i llala .i (in. m I i 1111 l 1 I oii Garage i n, i KAST VSIATIC PO pkmamql
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      36 19 Pin I fit \M'2 ll V "i^ttr II j/ S iiSybONSEUMEHTHOL JUJUBES h ave for over 40 years been •g^^-J' SK •^!feaL*JuS3^^&^S ,am public confide "sole importers SIME. DARBY CO., LTD. BRITISH MALAYA SARAWAK WPS 13
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      879 19 }N THE AIR TO-DAY TO-MORROW TO-DAY TRANS MISSIONS 2& 3 TPA 2 It* Mcs (li.l m> W"«■* »i INLY 16 GSG 17.79 Mcs (16.8 m.) f^j GramO phone records. 8.20 Opening Announcement. HtWI J^*- GSF 15.14 Mcs (19-8 m.) 605 Talk on currPn t French events m Japanese. <irJ ,no
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    SOVIET FILM FOR LOCAL AUDIENCES
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    Went To Holy Land To Die
    113 20 Went To Holy Land To Die Still Hearty 35 Years After! Jerusalem jlfß. Meyer Dickstein came to the Holy Land about 35 years ifOti intention of spending his declining days m Palestine. It fcai **m his life-long wish to be buried m sacred soil To-day Mr. Dickstein is 117— and
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    READS WITHOUT GLASSES
    126 20 READS WIT HOUT GLASSES f) t of his time studying I;, J;,!,, V ft jnd other .sacred books H? lasses and his hearing is IS Asked recentlj to what he attributed uaan said that t l r v laid down m the Ifwlsh liturgy: "O Lord our God we I
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    6 20 Mr Walter W. Wadswortli Shift Rn*
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    TRAFFIC TUNNEL FOR HOSPITAL
    151 20 AN underground traffic tunnel 850 n long, with railway type elects trucks, connecting the various units.' to be one of the modern sciei tlflc JJ tures to be incorporated m th« rfl Royal Melbourne Hospital The £800,000 building, which wiU three years to complete largest single
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      478 20 WEEK-END RADIO PROGRAMME LONDON j BERLIN li; WSMISSION 5 MB 15.M Mes '!'•< t am I Mi 1 (31.56 i> na 088 .'...1 m Bpori Rine Bhootl (I|i/( a con 720 News m Eng J;;,'' 7 35 Concert of Ugh! mil lc 1 tion foi tli Xl up, fn Unued)
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      313 20 PENANG KUALA LUMPit* /!l.| »,0S Mo (49.3 m.) Z(.E M{ p.m. f m 12 00 Midday concert— Light music— 7.00 Recorded tli Overture "In Spring" (Gold- News Bull, mirk' 1 2 Lehar WaJtz Potpour- 900 Clos duwn rl ißobrecht). <3> Crocus Time (de la Riviere>; Intermez-j ROMF ■to Pizzicato (4;
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    50th Anniversary Of The Dunlop Tyre
    162 21 DINNER IN SINGAPORE i S the Dunlop footwear factory, the largest of its kind In the A :i K latest discovery being rubber boota for sheep and cows to prevent world, Mf A Handit\v. general manager of the Dunlop Rubber ltd speaking at the
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    SINGAPORE BUDDHISTS
    38 21 ting oi the Singapore I tion will be held at the I > 67 SpottLswood Park i 1 Sunday at 7 p.m. When several nportance will be discussed. kindly requested to make f (Tort to be present.
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    Impersonated Public Servant
    123 21 Singapore. Friday FOUR charges of impersonating a public servant and four others of cheating, we-re preferred m the Third Police Court this morning against an elderly Indian. Senabasin, who claimed trial on all charges, saying he was under the influence of drink at the time when the
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    Gazette Appointments
    146 21 THE following notifications appear m last night's Gazette:— Mr. T. W. Moore to act as Harbour Master. Penang. Mr. T. H. Stone, JP., to be a Municipal Commissioner for Singapore. Inche Awang Besar bin Ong Kiat to be a member of the Rural Board, Labuan Dr. J. H.
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    Attempted Suicide
    92 21 Singapore, Friday HENG Ah Yong, an elderly Chinese appeared before Mr. J. C. H. Oldham, the second magistrate, this morning on a charge of attempting suicide by taking rat poison. The accused pleaded guilty. Mr. Wrcy. Court Inspector, told his worship, that this cp.^e was originally fixed for
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    $12,000 BAIL
    83 21 Singapore, Friday. WHEN Harry Goldenberg and Oswald Edwards appeared before Mr. H. A Forrer. District Judge, Criminal District Court, this morning, they claimed trial to 12 charges of criminal breach of trust m respect, of moneys allegedly deposited as securities by various people employed as bill-collectors for a
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    ARRIVED IN MALAYA
    305 21 ARRIVED IN MALAYA FOLLOWING were passengers lor Malaya J who arrived yesterday by the Raj walpindi from Europe and way ports: Mr. and Mrs. W. Barrun and Infant Mrs \V W. Duncan and Child, i Miss M. G Oxonham. Mr. and Mrs. F. J Metcalf. Mrs. K. j H. Bancroft.
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    NOT SEDITIOUS INTENTION
    405 21 But it is not a .seditious in*" 11 011 ,a) to show that His Majesty has been mislaid or mistaken m any of his measures; or ib to point out errors or delects m the government or constitution as by law established of any British possession or
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    METHODIST GIRL'S SCHOOL SPEECH DAY
    114 21 Singapore, Friday THERE was a large attendance of teachers and pupils of the Methodist Girls' School present this afternoon at the annual speech day. Congregated at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church, the girls were presented with their certificates by Mrs Edwin F Lee. In honour
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    46 21 Singapore, Friday A.i inouiry into the death or a Tamil ;Tindu, Na»amiah. who met his death through a fall down two Sights of .stone steps WSJ this morning postponed by f Mr W. G Porter, the Coroner, unt 1 to-morrow There is further police evidoncv forthcoming.
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    CROWD INVADES FIELD IN MUAR LEAGUE MATCH
    510 22 Play Held Up For Five Minutes CHINESE BEAT LAND OFFICE, AND MAINTAIN UNBEATEN RECORD from Out own Correspondent) .\luai. I rulav U^re u« fat u»» they *-£^jj^j- Ai iiik i 1 ::;";';:;:n;; 1 n B p^,, i :;;.t:'.i::»- .1 UK MWtt l< >^""
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    60 22 rpHE Island Club July LC.U zama*} 1 tion. held on Wednesday resulted! a win for Mrs. J. B MeMo net! score of 67. The following wrre mm cards reuirned. Mrs J. B. McMorine Mrs. Simond .4 Mrs. J. C. Dickinson HU-32-& Mrs. K. C. Eu Mrs. C.
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    AMERICAN GOLF SEMI-FINALISTS
    31 22 Bbawnee, Delawai i THE quarter-finals m th< Golt Championship insulted ai> follows: Snead beat Foulis 8 and 7 Hines bea: Nelson 2 and 1 Picard beat Sarazcn 3
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS TIES
    72 22 FOLLOWING are ties lor Tuesday ft Tan&lin Club tennis tourni Open Mixed Doubles Mr. and Mrs. Strickland vs SL Mrs. Hill. Handicap Men's Doubles Mange and Penninpton -'1 and Henderson Scr. Ramsay-Rae and Droogleever H| vs. Oak-Rhind and L. G. \M Scr Dyne Cup Mr and
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    Malayan Championship Entries & Draw
    450 22 Malayan Championship Entries Draw TENNIS PNTRIES AND THE DRAW FOR THE MALAYAN LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS ARE AS FOLLOWS: MKN'S OPKN SINGLES Yadi, Lim Thian Trt. H C. Sansoni. Sanoh. Yong Loon Chonu. Sambocdjo Roerip, Chua Choon Leong, Ooon Kok Ylng, K. Kamis, Lim Die Djiem T Abawa, Muangroeng, Com. Mockler,
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    JOHORE TROUNCE NEGRI IN MALAYA CUP
    407 23 6-0 Margin In Seremban Game /From Our OwJ. Rt&rtSr SEREMBAN, FRIDAY. VfEGRI SEMBILAN SUFFERED THEIR WORST SOCCER DEFEAT OF THE SEASON TO-DAY WHEN IN THE MALAYA CUP COMPETITION. JOHORE SCORED AN EASY VICTORY BY SIX GOALS TO NIL. FINE WEATHER PREVAILED. The visitors showed
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    SINGAPORE V. SERVICES IN MALAYA CUP
    89 23 SINGAPORE V. SERVICES IN MALAYA CUP I|ll 'i, uualifv to meet M^ t M nnal vhuh has p 111 i' u *ed for M> com^tition m 1932. ,to end Blnga- ?S I I uld attract Wjj I win, lLl ir ''V,. services I "win b« I the cup. I lmal
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    I. C. R. C. TENNIS TOURNEY
    373 23 I. C. R. C. TENNIS TOURNEY i re further results m the S C.R.C annual Sorinet lawn tennis piameni )l>en Singles Wee Ens Lock beat Dr Hock 8 2, 6 -2; Yong Loon fimmy Kam 6—2. 6—2; Wong I>i Chia Teck Yam 6— o. f; G chow beat Scab Keng
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    Bisley Meet: Malaya Last
    60 23 iN the Kolapore Cup al Bistejr, I Canada won with a total of 1.110 prints; Great Britain had 1,105. India 1.100. Southern RhoHe.ia. 1.098. Guernsey 1.096 and Jersey 1,091. In the Junior Kolapore. Jamaica won with 551. Nigeria had 54:», Gold Coast 519. Hongkong 548. Sudan
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    Win For Nai Boon Mah
    119 23 From Our Oun Reporter, Kuala Lumpur. Friday WONDER Bar. newcomer from the Phillipines. who. at the local arena a Jortnight ago. scored a sensati.-.r..i inockout victory over Neil Hemch it yeas beaten on points by Nai Boon Mah m the main event at the Bukit
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    CABINET APPROVES OLYMPIC DECISION
    62 23 Tokyo. Friday TIIK Cabinet has approved the cancellation of the Tokyo Olympics. Following the Cabinets decision, the Japanese Olympic Organising Committee met to draft a formal notice to the International Olympic Committee. For fear of the effect, the decision will not be communicated to Prince Yesato
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    PADANG SOCCER DERBY
    333 23 PADANG SOCCER DERBY RECS BEAT 5.6.6. DURING EXTRA TIME I EXTRA time of ten minutes enabled the Kecs. to score a goal and this E decide? the Padang Trophy soccer fixture between the S.C.C. and the SR.C at the S.C.C ground yesterday. Both teams displayed plenty of vim m their
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    ENGLAND TEST PLAYER SETS UP A WORLD RECORD
    235 24 FAGG'S DOUBLE CENTURIES IN ONE MATCH London. Friday F\(,<,. Knits ..peiiniK batsman ami st pla\.r. set up f«:»t parallelled m woiii-wide Brst-class rrkkef v\hen m the mat< h against I -.six at olehester. I"' iC«fed a double century i» <a«h inntafi with
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    Refugees Conference Concludes
    96 24 Refugees Conference Concludes I rian, Frida THE intciji.itioii.il k i inference concluded to da uriti general cxi hange <>f complim< n\ n adopted m <■■ tabll ihini a pei manent InitlonaJ committee In London lo mote orderly emigration <»i refu i from Germany and Austria 'iiu- flnri mi etlng will
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    AIR SERVICE ROUND WORLD FLIGHT
    38 24 Berlin Frid ii."u,'h rtrai r rlU -all man, (i mi round tin world fl i i He will si I I, B ;kok, H(»nukoui iai i mci icci New on Au^ R( aU
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    S. C. R. C. vs. R. A. F.
    74 24 1 he. folio? in!' will repress n( B H C al nni .r,,in.,t the v a k Seletar, ai ii"ni. i hi. Qreen on Monday July 25, 'ii thre< and three doubles tnatch- .iiiiimy Kara (cap! >, Poo Wo Wan Cheonp Chee
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    Great Benefit For Palestine Industry?
    124 24 Great Benefit For Palestine Industry Jerusalem. A PROCESS which it is claimed successlully wards off damp rot m oranges. and which may therefore save the Palesttnc citrus industry large sums annually, has been discovered by Dr. A. Furkes, a scientist ai the Hebrew University hen rhe proceta m the impregnation
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    MARSEILLAISE ROAD
    9 24 bull! by French foUowthp I ■<!,< to 792
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    GAMING CHARGES
    205 24 JEFOFE Mr. J. 0 v second ffia*iMrat«. thk Won* Yee Soh. dtf* r harge of bei,, R the 0,,, J common gamin* house ,,i participating m the J Police Inspector Chanan Tanjong Pa K ar Police St; aence of arrest following n: received. liOn The accused wa s
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    16 24 The S.C.F.A. II received vttM from the Indian Association II m were short of two players.
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    LOCAL A.R.P. PRECAUTIONS PREMATURE?
    158 24 an Singapore, Friday. mNGAPOM Europeans are ol opinion that precautions taken (•overnment, regarding: air raids m Singapore are premature ari '■My to cause unnecessary alarm amon ff the Asiatic community. That is a conclusion to be drawn frorr the minutes of a meeting of the Committee
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    34 24 rh?'pVdan a K fl ;,Us h r; tss years the I <teani above) beat the (T?T? yester day when the Kerre,. neat the ticket Club by the only goal scored dv time. (Tribune). fl
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