Malaya Tribune, 5 August 1930

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    23 1 The Malaya Tribune 01. XVII.- -No. 183 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tueniay, Aug. 5, 193 ft.
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      326 1 LiIPTON'S CEYLON TEA. CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. a I I j A SK FOR PARTICULARS ORNEO MOTORS LTD. ARS. THEIR PHONE O NOT HESITATE TO 2 #m FROM MOF THE AUSTIN. M fl j tKvm P"^- CHRYSLER AND NO ,S 508 BASK FOR A TRIAL U 1 I 2 o
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      21 1 "FLORODOR ,r A? Ar Washing flfl Suitings. flfl /Q fl FoT Tropical A \fl Wear. fl& fl mQH STREET, °f Singapore.
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    Our London Letter. PILGRIMS OF WAR.
    3138 2 International Tramping. 'Special to the "Malaya Tribune."/ London, July 10. The battlefields of Prance and Flanders are last disappearing and none will regret their passing. The poignant memorials remain in the tombstones of the war cemeteries; yet one old soldier has thought fit to
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      439 2 r HEALTH IS BETTEIT I THAN WEALTH! enjoTthem? Perpetual pai, the burning sensation in h lack of appetite makes'. th delicious food unpalatable mhrnS and-onejo y .ofm c ,anda. JiSS* that money can buy hare D -f 0 Z, v you are not healthy. Remo- SS! Feeling of being always
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    JUSTICE IN JOHORE.
    3474 3 i Officials Reply To Judge's Censure. INSULTING ALLEGATION." Sultan Ready To Discuss And Eager To Be Fair. (Concluded.) The recent sensational criticisms of Johore game laws and prosecutions by Mr. Justice McCabe Reay, fully reported in the Press at the time, were duly brought to the notice
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      212 3 ''Everybody's Doing It Now" I j I V v may as well be out of the world as out of the fashion" so:— 0 I) yol haven't a "Kodak" then get one now. I If >ou ihave— then load it .with 'KODAK" FILM for best results. Don't forget—yellow box film
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      158 3 Watch The Fruit Your Children Eat. ■Ivlojt children love fruit and many aie pronto cat it regardless of its condition. Fruit that Is unripe, over-ripe, damaged, or upon which flies have rested, is highly dangerous, causin acute stomach trouble, diarrhoea, cholera" wuims. When you have reason to suspect your child
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    MOTOR-SHIP BUILDING CO.
    729 4 New Enterprise at Hong Kong. After some preliminary work of organi atior., a new Chinese company, named the South China Motor-Shipbuilding and Repairing Works. Ltd., was formed a few months ago and registered in Hong Kong on June 12, as a private limited comoany with an authorised
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      233 4 I ill 1 Doaiys QintmentJ A special remedy for the skin, fee .found most jjj I effective iv the treatment of all manner of skin diseases, S I dhobi itch, and piles. All cases of Eczema, Itch, Pimples, h jjj Ulcers, Sores and eruptions will yield with its use. It
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      30 4 DENTISTRY. Latest Method of Treatments Without Pain Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. VERY MODERATE CHARGEB 0. JITT SIANG, Qualified Dentist. 75, HILL STREET. SINGAPORE. Ist Floor of St. Mary's Dispensary. 'PHONE 4057.
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      327 4 I "Ny Carlsberg Beer I MANUFACTURED IX DENMARK. jj rjj Obtainable at Hotels, Club I and Rest-Houses throughout I a i M Straits Settlements and the I Malay States. I ||S| Sold by ail First Class dealers ijg&m in Singapore. I I Sole Importers Tltt EaSt ASiatlC CO., Ltd., SINGAPORE
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1602 5 MINING. ISSUED BY I RASLR CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, Aug. 5, 1930. 10 a.m. Issue Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. Value Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 25|6 26j6 0.15Padang Plandot 0 04 0.08 5 Ayer Hitam Tin 8 6 9|3 1 Pcnawat 0.46 0.50 £1 Bangrin
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      410 5 •'..</ what man attain Pen, Pencil lk Set is sure to \J i flashing colors or Black and Pearl offei th-> perfect gift selection. Senior $20. W Junior $17.; Lady $15. Distributors: Weill Montor 21 Raffles Place Singapore VoxhtrDuofoU SAFEST AND BEST INVESTMENT. 1 »y, "ONE BETTER!" He says, "SEE
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      250 5 Where to meet your friends! OF COURSE AT THE Madras Cafe 336. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Next to TItoU Cinema.) Noted for the celebrated diehet Nasi Briyani, Qurmah, Curry Ayam, Kambeng, Martaba, Perata, ttc. 1 COOKED BY EXPERT COOKS. TRY OUR SELECT FANCY CAKES An Ideal Rendezvous for Family and Holiday
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      23 5 Dependable! I j FLASHLIGHTS BATTERIES l^^g^ they last longer Mu!?*!*m^P Factory Representatives KUILEJI PIIIPPS (Malaya), Ltd. I Union Building—Collyer Quay, Singapore j j
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      632 6 Amusements. Q€> GO Q€> GO Q© Q©"Q© QQQQQ9 OQOllCfc I NIGHTLY AT 6.15 AND 9.15 P.M. I LAST 2 NIGHTS OF I JOURNEY'S END. I 0 g The Magniticent All-talkiDg Film Adaptation of the Famous jj 5 Play I I R. C. SHERRIFF. J ijj vi MILLIONS the book—MILLIONS have
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    232 7 Still Little Doing. Ellin and Co. report at 11 a.m. RUBBER. No market— holiday. —10's cents (G), unchanged. DU H. Allenbys $I—sl.lo, Ayer ~,.n t s—sl.os. Ayer Panas 95 cents 55__60 cents. Brogas 70—75 Jelotongs 35—40 cents. Bukit ,0 cents. Colinsburghs $1.70—51.90, Sl— $1.10. Glenealys $1.15—51.25,
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    299 7 (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, AUGUST 5. Selling- London 4 months' sight 2s. 3%d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27/32 d., London •0 days' sight 2s. 3 2S/33d., London 30 lays' sight 2s. 3%d., London demand 2s. t 23 3 2d London T.T. 2s.
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    RANTAU CLOSES DOWN.
    131 7 Six Months' Stoppage Decided On. Shareholders of the Rantau Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., have been informed that, owing to the depressed state of the tin metal market and the low prices obtainable for ore, the directors have decided to cease mining operations and close down the plant
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    66 7 12 O'CLOCK NOON, AUGUST 5. Bayers. Sellers. -t.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 16 Vi 16% Standard R.S.S. on Tender August 16y 4 16% September 16% 17 October 17 17% October /December 17% 18 January/March 19 19% Tone cf Market:—Easier. Latest Cable: —London Spot Sheet
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    PRODUCE.
    144 7 SINGAPORE, AUGUST 5. Rice, Siam A-l per Koyan $355 Rice, Siam 1 $332 Rice, Siam 2 $315 Rice, Siam 3 $292 Rice, Siam 4 $255 Rice. Saigon A-l $275 Rice, Saigon 1 $256 Rice, Saigon 2 $246 Rice, Saigon 3 $235 Rice, Rangoon 1 $217 Rice, Rangoon 2 $212
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    123 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore, Aug. 5. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Riouw 22; Tairea 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Kiungchow 18; Kistna 15; Talma 13; Pres. Van Buren 11; Oanfa 9; Kedah 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). City ef Guildford 30; Rangoon Maru 37; La
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    CUSTOMS REVENUE DEFICIT.
    62 7 Govt. Expenses To Be Curtailed In Japan. ["Japanese News" Service.'] Tokyo, Aug. 4. Further proposals for the curtailment of expenditure in all Government departments are likely to be made by the Finance Minister in view of the fact that the estimated deficit in the customs revenue for
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    SIKH CHARGED.
    91 7 Alleged Possession Of Automatic. As elderly Sikh named Lah Singh was charged bofcre the District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson> this morning with possession of an automatic pistol and twelve rounds of ammunition. He was arrested on Saturday by Detective-Inspector Mcintosh at the Hong Kong Bank building. Two other
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    348 7 Logs Adrift. The master of the "Birchbank" reported that he passed several heavy pieces of timber awash about 15 feet long in Lat. 6.06 N. long 98.42 E at 6 a.m. yesterday. Vessels are warned accordingly as they are dangerous to navigation. The "President Van Buren" arrived yesterday
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 158 for $100.
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    Sports & Pastimes. S.V.R.A. BISLEY MEETING.
    372 7 Sports Pastimes. S.V.R.A. BISLEY MEETING. Successful Conclusion Yesterday. RIFLE-SHOOTING. KIRWAX WINS COVETED S.V.C. SHIELD. The annual Bisley Meeting of the S.V.R.A. which was commenced on Saturday at the Bukit Timah Range was brought to a successful conclusion yesterday, when Mrs. ParDury. wife of Mr. G. Parbury, a member of the
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    PENANG AUTUMN RACES.
    409 7 Yesterday's Results. THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent, j Penang, Aug. 4. The fourth day's racing in the Penan'? Autumn Meet?ng. held at Penang to-day. was a great success. The weather was again fine and the going hard. The attendance was large. Ginger (Medan) created a new
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      86 7 I TALKIES AT GEYLANG/!/ I IMPERIAL THEATRE t (Late Apollo.) X Nightly j a PRODI [PTION I Satu *<iay, Aug. 2 to j I S j A rUA ™vlfltllUH j Tuesday, Aug. 5. j I Married In Hollywood" f William Fox's best productions. You will thoroughly enjoy this picture. Catchy
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      68 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED—French teacher, with or without English explanation State number of lessons and fee per month. Apply to Box No. 214. c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED —For two well behaved school boys accommodation as paying guests with family going to seaside for holidays. Plain food, and any small corner of
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      376 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. N. Z. PERPETUAL FORESTS LTD. The public are hereby notified that the above Company has no connection whatever with the New Zealand Forestal Timber Co., Ltd., of Auckland, New Zealand. All land held by bondholders in the N. Z. Perpetual Forests Ltd., is freehold. Bondholders are common
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      790 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright, R*i»Temperature. Rain- Ban- ttw. Wind Max. Mln. fan thtee. Hunt- Dir**- Speed. Station*. F. P. Ins. Boon.! dtty tftoa. m.p.h. Weather. Alor Star 89 75 nil 3 0] 85 Calm Cloudy Kota Bharu 66 75 nil 1.5 85 Calm Cloudy K. Trengganu 87
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    44 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. BIRTH. M.. and Mrs. Ang Kay Guan. of 607-E. East Coast Road, Singapore, inform, with pleasure, all friends and relatives of the birth cf a daughter en Monday. August 4. low. Both mother and child are doing well.
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    REQUIEM HIGH MASS.
    46 8 A Requiem High Mass will In sun* at t»ie Church of St. Joseph, for the departed Soul cf the late Mrs. Emily Brown, on Thursday Aug. 7. 1930. at 7 a.m. The attendant nnd prayers of lelatlves and friends will be imch appreciated.
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    A FIRST STEP ONLY.
    727 8 Sooner perhaps than was expected, action has been taken to arrest the continual augmentation of Malaya's army of unemployed. In response to persistent pressure, in which it may fairly be claimed that the newspapers gave a strong lead, His Excellency the Governor and High Commissioner got
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    285 8 Mrs. L. Quyn and family are having, for Ciylcn by the "Athos II" to-morrow. Penans Scouts turned out in full force on Frid-ry to greet Commissioner F. C. Sands Miss Ward-Jackscn. daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. C. Ward .'ackson. of Kuala Lumpur, left OB Saturday for England. Count 1 members
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    PERAK-SELANGOR BOUNDARY.
    55 8 Agreement Accepted By State Council. rTrom Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Aug. 5. In the course of a meeting of the Perak State Council, the Selangor-Perak boundary agreement was accepted whereby the Bernam River is recognised as the boundary, yen if its course is changed through natural causes. Artificial
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF A DOCTOR.
    170 8 Son Of Court Physician. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Aug. 5. The sudden death took place at the E. and O. Hotel yesterday of Dr. Alfred Savage. Sitting in the Palm Court on Saturday for tiffin he suddenly collapsed, owing to an attack of haemorrhage,
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    WAGNER S SON DEAD.
    73 8 Collapse At Annual Festival. \Trans-Occan iia Pan-Asia.] Benin. Aug. 4. The death has occunei at Bayreuth of Br. Siegried Wagner, the great composers onlyjon who was taken ill on th3 eve of this yea.\Wagner festivals, which ai >: at Acting mu 'i lovers from all parts
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    DROUGHT IN PERAK.
    57 8 Fears For The Water Supply. (From Our Oven Correspondent.i Ipoh. Aug. 5. The severe and prolonged drought in Perak is causing apprehension as to the water supplies, whilst many Chinese mines are at a standstill as are also many d.edges. The irrigation channels arc dry. Distressing heal
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    ALL-MALAYA URBAN CONFERENCE.
    39 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Aug. 5. The A!l-Mala>a Urban Conference concluded >ciieiday. aitei several further reeoiutions had been pa r *ed. Tne date of the next Conference is fixed for the next August holiday.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    32 8 From China and Japan by "Kalyan." due Singapore at 6 p.m. to-morrow. From Holland by "Insuiinde," due Singapore noon on Thursday. From Western Australia by "Gascoyne." due Singapore on Thursday.
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    372 8 Mr. Ong Huck Lim the well-known Penang barrister and partner of Messrs. Mendb end Huck Lim, has returned to Penang after his marriage in Ceylon to an English girl. Mr. and Mrs. Huck Lim spent theii honey mc tctirlng Ceylon and visited* Kandy and Nuwexa El ya among other places.
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    Topics Of To-day.
    673 8 1 (BY "LOOKER 0 j Query: Whether. toil ciiampionships, L.ihit pai LT Ai{ l elate mainly to th< 'incidents"—which la* r '<c. telling! 1* reA> As writing for the pr the lawn tennis authority l| Hf arises for Monsieu. pportuafew honest dollars by U earn a does
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    24 8 Latest Quol London:—5 'd. New Ycrk:—10 < Singapore:—16'. TIN- Od London:-Spot £134;- 3 months, buyers CI* sellers £136 10s. On Singapore: —S68.8 >
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    "When 'Johnnie' Comes Marching Home." SOLDIER SHOT.
    448 9 Fatal Accident At Sea. A i J-PIRATE GUARDS. Rt Of Inquiry On Board. tune soldiers of the 2nd Welch q ci at Singapore have been chosen •te guards to travel on boats between Chum. A few days ago one of them a board
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    POLITICAL RIVALRY IN GERMANY.
    148 9 Spiked Canes Knuckledusters Used. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, Aug. 4. .V the tl.-etion campaign proceeds it is :sn which have been gatheri g rtmn us. Hardly a day passes without bloodshed as a result of Fascist-Communist encou Members of the two organisat ons are-a each other
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    CAPT. BROAD STILL LEADING.
    88 9 farther Tests In Europe Air Race. Reuter's Service. Berlin. Aug. 4. Capt i ,Gip-,y Moth) is still ahead t.s hnieal tests so far completed in pc air race, with 319 points. A Morzik <8.F.W.». who was last -econd with '18 points and is th rd which
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    TO-DAYS FEATURES.
    43 9 jjjfj ON LFTTER, en page 2. JI n i i \RTOONS—Nc. 31. en page 2. Top,', N J OHORE. en page 3. ART ni T °-BAY, on page 8. lv U» WRITING, tn page 11. N FOR INDIA, on page 12.
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    Reds To Form Soviet Government.
    270 9 SEVERE FLOOD IN CHINA. Three Thousand Drowned In One Province. BRITISH GUNBOATS FOR SHANGHAI. (Sin Kuo Mm Press Service!) Shanghai, Aug. 5. Seven Government gunboats steam jd up the Siangkiang River and bombarded the Communists' trenches on the suburbs of Changsha, while General Ho Chien's
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    Second Attack On The "Palos."
    66 9 U.S. SAILOR WOUNDED IN IHE CHEST. Reuter's Service. Shanghai, Aug. 5. The United Stutes gunboat "Palos" was subjetted to a second attack by the Communists yesterday morning. Communist machinegunners opened the encounter and the "Palos" replied, effectively silencing them. An American sailor was wounded in
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    Will Powers Intervene?
    86 9 FEARS OF THE RUSSIAN PRESS. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Moscow. Aug. 4. The Press deals at length wiih the Chine3e situation, expressing apprehension that in view of the progress of the Communist forces and the collapse of the "Nanking Generals' clique," the Foweis will intervene, in which connection
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    INDIA FLOODS.
    148 9 Lawlessness In Affected Areas. Reuter's Service. Karachi, Aug. 4. The flood peril in Upper Sind is unabated. Two hundred square miles are submerged. The perennial barrage canal was breached, the water rushing to Aurangabad. The railway between Habibkot and Ruk is at any time expected to be washed
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    U. S. NAVAL POLICY.
    95 9 To Change Type Of Submarine. Reuter's Service. Washington. Aug. 5. A change is foreshadowed in the United States' submarine building pclicy. The Navy Board, which is considering the best use of the 52 700 tons of submarines allotted under the London Naval Treaty, may, according to
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    More Intense Civil Resistance.
    124 9 CONGRESS DECISION. Further Attempt To Influence Indian Police. EXTENSION OF THE BOYCOTT. Reuter's Service. Bombay, Aug. 5. The Congress Working Committee, which sat in secret last week to consider the intensification of the civil resistance campaign, has published resolutions directing the Congre s organisations to boycott
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    JAPANESE IN CHINA.
    47 9 Promises Of Protection. [•'Japanese News" Service.] Tokyo, Aug. 4. The Chinese Minister in Tokyo, in a note "HdAessed to Baron Shidehara (Foreign Minister), promises that adequate measures will be talcen to protect Japanese residents in China, and expresses his regret for the Changsha incident.
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    MORE TREMORS IN ITALY.
    37 9 Reuter's Service. Rome, Aug. 5. A slight earthquake shock was felt at Melfi and Rlonero yesterday, causing general panic. It was many hours before the terrified inhabitants were reassured .<nd order was restored.
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    BROOKLANDS ACCIDENT.
    21 9 (By arrangement with the "S.F.P.") London Aug 4 Victor Gillow was seriously injured at Brooklands when a car overturned.
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    TRIUMPHAL RETURN.
    383 9 Dense Crowds Await Miss Johoson. OFFICIAL WELCOME. Police Called To Deal With Admirers. Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 4. Miss Amy Johnson arrived at Croydon by au to-day, escoited by seven planes. She was enthusiastically greeted by a huge assemblage and she was officially welcomed by the Air Minister
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    MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONS.
    39 9 (Special Comments On Page 10). Mal.alaaaa and Ru'vaglrl <lelt». men, d..u ?< »ilh the >"' ti.,«. und V..„ t »n.n inrl, runn.r.,' Hts. Alhn *l«;t) ladies' singies champ on with Mis. Taylor, h*r opponent in the L'nslc final.
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    Sports & Pastimes. S.C.C. BEAT SELANGOR CLUB.
    514 10 Sports Pastimes. S.C.C. BEAT SELANGOR CLUB. Dull Game On The Padang. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. I Wretched football was displayed in the teotiday encounter on the Padang yesterday be- I tnween the S.C.C. and the Selangor Club. The pace was Cast enough but, until the last ten ..minutes, when both sets of
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    Singapore P.O. Beat Postal U.
    48 10 The Singapore Post Office Club defeated the Postal Union Athletic Club by two goals to one in a fast and thrilling at the Y.MC.A. ground, Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday evening, before a large crowd. The scorers were Mat Noor and Ali bin Hitam.
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    J.A.P. II Beat Yin Sin O.B.
    45 10 On the Jervois Athiet'c Party ground on aunday the second eleven of the J.A.P. defeated the Yin Sin Old Boys' Association by two goals *»o nil. James Goh, the centre forward, was the outstanding player and scored both goals.
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    T.A.P. Beat C.W.A.A.
    44 10 In a match played on the A.P.C. ground yesterday the Tras Athlet c Party defeated the Chin Woo Athletic Association by 2 to 1 in a fast game. Tan Ah Teck and Soh Ah Loo secured the goals for the winners.
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    American League Results.
    71 10 BASEBALL. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] New York, Aug. 4. Latest American baseball results are: NATIONAL LEAGUE. BrosAiyn 1, New York 0. Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 11. Cincinnati 3. St. Louis 6. Boston 5, Philadelphia 11. Eocton 1, Philadelphia 4. Chicago 8. Pittsburgh 12. AMERICAN LEAGUE. New York
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    Postals Beat Sunnyray.
    79 10 BADMINTON. The following are the results of the match played between the Post Office Club and the Sunnyray Badniinton Party yesterday atr the latter's court. (Post Office players given first): Koh Yew Keng lost to Tan Eng Tee 10—15, 15—6, 8—15; Yeo Sim Kang beat Sect Kirn
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    DATES AND PLAYERS.
    33 10 Badminton. Devonshire 3P. team' v. the Blackburn BP. at Kampong Teocheow at 3.30 pirn, on Sunday Tan. Quee Leng. Mak Mang, Tan Kirn Hong. Buang. Jafa. Ofaaa Tiang Choon, Mukri.
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    AUSTRALIANS SWANSEA.
    361 10 Tail Collapses For 18 Runs. CRICKET. WELSH BOWLERS' GOOD SHOWING. (By arrangement with tfte^"3tF.P i M 9' London. August 4. There was a slight delay at the start of the Australians' match against Glamorgan at Swansea to-day, when 20.000 people were present. Bradman and McCabe continued their overnight
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    R.I. Beat Seremban Colts.
    305 10 The Raffles Institution beat the Seremban Colts yesterday on the Institution ground by an innings and 8 runs. Scores: Seremban Colts First Innings: Ayavoo lbw b Alvis 5; De Bruin c Sassoon b D'Cotta 4; Seneviratne b Alvis 12; Santa SHigii c Le Cain b Alvis
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    ANNUAL MALAYAN TEST.
    665 10 Colony Win By Four Wickets. LOSERS* GOOD SECOND INNINGS RECOVERY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 4. The annual Colony v. P.M.S. match was concluded yesterday when the Colony side won L> four wickets, fh t M.S. owed their defeat to their first innings collapse, when
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament.
    195 10 LAWN TENNIS. Play in the S.C.R.C. tennis tournament will be resumed to-day with the lollowing ties: TO-DAY'S TIES. 'A" singles handicap: Lai Kwong Chun v. Lip (to finish). Cheong Chee Lim v. Tan Thian* Sang (to finish), Wee Eng Yon:? r. Wee Eng Lock. "B" singles handicap: Chew
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    "Pnsh Bike" Racing In Malaya.
    217 10 CYCLING. There are, it appears, says the "Malay Mail," quite a number of racing cyclists in c;nd around Kvila Lumpur, to whom a push cycle road or track race would be a delight. In Malaya we can boast some very fine roads and while it
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    31 10 Members of the Tras Athletic Party are reque«t«d to naie that a special meeting viU be held at U»e realdence ol Mr. Tan All 66. Tra» Street cm at 2 pa
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    Strategy In Lawn Tennis.
    1060 10 SENSATIONAL PLAY IN DOUBLES FINALS. MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIPS. REMARKABLE RECOVERIES BY SINGAPORE PLAYERS. There is little doubt that this year s Malayan Lawn Tennis meeting has been the most successful since the Inauguration of the tournament, not only from the point cf view cf the standard of
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    The Men's Doubles.
    353 10 A DRAMATIC STRUGGLE. [By Reynard."] In the Men's Doubles there was a dramaticchange after the first set. It was fairly obvious, however, from the start that the local Japanese pair, Kawajiri and Matsukawa, were using agreed tactics. They never drove the ball once from the baseline. Japanese
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    Mixed Doubles Final.
    305 10 GIAO'S REMARKABLE ACCURACY. [By Linesman."] The aftnost faultless driving and placing of Van Giao were features of the mixed doubles final, in which Mrs. Taylor and Wise met Mme. Gras and Van Giao. Play started at a good pace, with the Singapore pair extending the game. In
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    Ladies'
    196 10 IBS. TAYLORS GALJ av t F GHT [By "li i i Mrs. Taylor wt th battle with Mrs. Aliin, aoke t° and many doubted if she m V ery Mrs. Alhn was natural;-, '.aveured being the much fresht r w t0 baseline struggle and an :unwce it was interesting
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    A Few Impressions.
    494 10 THE LITTLE FELLOWS GAME (By Echo. One of the main impressions one retails alter a wonderfully successful tournament (wonderfully well run by Mefcsrs. Donnell. Withers-Payne. Holyoak. Cantrell and other.L, that lawn tennis is a same in which the little f;llows can prevail. Of famous Wimbkdenianc, Cocii?t and
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    ATHLETICS.
    72 10 Long Distal^ The ten miles tf nel< t ye** and Strength L day at Bukit Timah R .7 (1) Suba Singh Sidhu (record). <2» N. Vergl L? p*> 15 sees., and (3) time was 1 BOW -sfS The follownc Singapore P.O. C. meeting held at the i Kuala Lumpur.
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    FINAL RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
    149 10 Men's Singles:—(Bancroft Cup) Van Giao (Saigon) beat Van Chim (Saigon) w.o. Men's Doubles:—(Selangor L. T. A. Cup) Kawajiri and Matsukawa (Singapore) beat Van Gaio and Van Chim, 2— 6, 6-4, 6—2. Mixed Doubles:—'(Sultan of Perak Cup) Mme. Gras and Van Giao beat Mrs. Taylor and
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    THE ART OF BRIEF WRITING.
    1363 11 Gl g Writer Replies. ,r Malaya Tribune.") nr of the "lithe and noble I naturally read with article on this subject in 7th inst.; but I cannot, to the learned author n i nticism of Gregg Shortr the assignment of the to the vowel (E)
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    171 11 The London Advisory Committee of the Rubber R?search Institute of Malaya is fturttir: ing applications for the appointment of Head of the Botany Division. Candidates should have a degree in science of a recognised British University, with Honours in Botany, and should possess a sound knowledge of economic botany and
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    338 13 A Base Metal In Future? Formerly silver was held to be precious metal, but if the depreciation goes further it may be ranked with those of the baser kind. The main reasons for the decline are the maintenance of a high level of production comcidently with
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