Malaya Tribune, 8 July 1931

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune 01. XVIII. No. 159 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1931 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, July 8, 1931. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1931.
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    Girls' Corner.
    177 2 Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. EDITOR'S LETTER. Comments On The Mail. D:ar Gir's. You have den? exceedingly well again and I have not been hard pressed for contributions. That is exactly how it should be. The "Girls' C-raer" is ycurs and it is up to you all to
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    Contribute To The "Corner."
    251 2 By Lee Cho n Keng.i Girls. I know the reason why most of you nave not attempted to write for ycur cwn Corner, which cur Edi.cr ha; kindly placed at cur disposal, and that is that you do not enow on what particular subject to write
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    Our Duty To The "Corner."
    79 2 By Blinkums." Good r:aders of the "Corner" That's meant for girls alone. Hen will ycu use th: generous gift That you and I do own? The Six"' have spoken bravely out. Per the sake of ail of you: I pray ycu then be wide-awake And
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    What Is Home?
    170 2 By Betty./ Fut this question to a grown-up and automatically his cr her eyes begin to grow thoughtfu' and heart strangely warm Home, a wonderful word, .so small and yet may create great thoughts and memcr.es to some and very bitter and sour memories to others, will
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    The "Lucky" Keng Hua.
    131 2 By G. Lily and Molly T.i Most of you readers have seen or planted a kind of flower-tree which the Chinese called Keng Hua. This plant bears flowers at the border of the leaf. If the soil is fertile the tree will bear four or five
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    Holidays.
    104 2 By Koh Yang .Veo./ During the holidays we must not only thin* of enjoying ourselves all the time. We must also have thought of lessons, such as revhin them By reading good books and newspapers we can improve our knowledge. The benefit of revising and reading is improvement of
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    CONTRIBUTING TO THE "CORNERS."
    514 2 What "Silmia" Really Meant. By Silmia." Arguments do indeed make us ready men and women, bu: I am afraid those who writ* on •Contributing to the Corners are drifting further and further away from the original subject of discussion. I did not say that "writing to
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    Human Beings Never Satisfied.
    230 2 (By S'g Buan Hen 3 > No matter what one's position is. one ha something which one des res most Th? rich with all their financal influence may find unhappiness in their houses, whilst on the other hand, the poor being content in domestic affairs may
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    Love.
    109 2 By B. H. Sg.) Being i riadcr of ;hs "Corners" I venture 'o write cn th? above subject. All cf us have something we love mcst and nobody can say that they can live withou iove. If they can live without it. I da r e say they are
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    Beautiful New Zealand.
    140 2 (By BLvkums."> New Zealand possesses type» of the natural beauties of every country on earth. It has waterfalls equal in grandeur tc those of Centra: Africa. Glaciers mo3t marvellous are found m ♦h't country. Its rivers supply the fish: its volcanic lakes help tc ccok them. Mountains
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    PEN AND INK.
    1675 3 How The Partnership Was Formed. (By "Tanne") In this very queer world —for it is a queer world if you think about it ever so little, and a really wonderful world if ycu think about it a good deal —all sorts of curious things contrive to get
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    Lizards' Tails.
    186 3 (By "Anonymous."/ With reference to the question asked by Loh Soo Hah regarding lizards' tails. I beg to submit this solution and hope my humble attempt will suffice. Lizards are lower in the scale of animals than amphibeans. Regeneration occurs among this group of animals, so that when
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    Study Of Shakespeare.
    105 3 (By Annie Wu.) It is very funny to see a gentleman like "Stan" who on one hand asks for an apology for minding other's business and on the other, commits the same fault. I wonder why he Is so interested in my examination. If I passed Shakespeare
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    How To Read.
    108 3 (By P. Y. Quekej Read slowly, not in the desire to get through, but with the purpose of understanding every word, every idee, every suggestion. It will pay you to do this. Bfecome a good reader and you will become a good thinker. Go off by yourself.
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    The Value Of Books.
    72 3 (By Koh Yang Neoj Books are our friends. If we take out a book and read It when we are lonesome or sad we would feel neither solitary nor sad. for the book is our friends and our comforter. We must take great care of our
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    CRACK TROOPS ON THE MOVE.
    954 4 Grandest Little Game In Canton. FRIENDS OR FOES? NOTES FROM CHINA. (Special to the "Sfalava Tribune."' Canton By Mail;. It appears to be set-led that General Ll Chung Jen shall lead on the Fourth Front. He was down to take the leadership on the first
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    CONTROL OVER HANKOW.
    914 4 Hankow (By Mail). The movement which has been on foot for some little time to restore provincial con tre 1 over Hankow seems to have been successful. It will be remembered that when the status of a city, largely independent of the control of the provincial government
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    SCHOOLS FOR FUTURE HUSBANDS.
    157 4 PRIEST'S PLAN FOR MARRIED BLISS. Coalville (By Mail). "There would be fewer discords ln married life were there schools for prospective husbands, where men would be taught the amenities of home life, including tidiness and the sharing of domestic burdens with their wives." This statement was
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    TOO SOLID FLESH!
    112 4 WHY GERMANY SHOULD RETURN TO MONARCHY. Berlin (By Mail). A highly original, if somewhat fantastic, argument for a return to a monarchical regime ln Germany is advanced by the Hamburg Nationalist newspaper "Deutsche Front." The leaders of the German Republic become fat and heavy because they are
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      404 4 THE INVISIBLE BARRIER. Many men and women suffer from offensive breath without themselves being the least bit aware of the fact. But other people are unpleasantly aware of it and are naturally repelled. Of course, doctors know that this condition has nothing to do with personal cleanliness but that its
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      288 4 Put your kiddies on Hg) RQBOLEINE I fe<s Vfk All growing children, however healthy, really need Roboleine to ensure normal growth and keep up their strength jf against sickness and the many ailments II wn ich usually beset childhood. I Roboleine has been prescribed by u| medical men and has
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    RUBBER REPORTS.
    137 5 London, July 4. Tunbang Deli report shows a loss of £8,841 with a forward credit of £25,404. Tremelbye. Selangor, reports a loss of £7,585 with a credit forward of £1,379. Langkon, North Borneo, shows a loss of £5,384 *tth a forward debit of £3,825. British North Borneo Chartered
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    WAGGING TONGUES.
    88 5 MEASURING NOISE. man's noise in another man's music," Dr. G. C. Kaye. superintendent of the i department at the National Physical alary, in n lecture on "The Measurement •te." in London. A Cup final of 100.000, all talking contin- and rath?r loudly, he said, would proid" as much
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    Malayan Stocks & Shares.
    1566 5 Malayan Stocks Shares. MINING. IBBUED BY FRASER dc CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, July 8, 10 a.m. Issue Year CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Value. End** Buyers. Sellers. £1.0.0 Atem F"" ih n i Tin Deo. II ,o 18 6 £1. c 1.1.0 Auetral Malay U 0.19.0 1. i.§ 0.5.0 Ayer Hltam
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      388 5 A RARE OPPORTUNITY Afforded by The Great Eastern Optical Co., lit. Sooth B rid re Road. Singapore. OUR appreciated and striking features (1) OPTICIAN with more than ten yean experience. <$> SPECTACLES guaranteed for a certain period. <1> TEST ROOM equipped with a most up-to-date instrument. 1 SPECIAL DISCOUNT COUPON
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      274 5 Dr. RICHARD WEISS' SypHilis This cure consists of small tablets, containing Di-lod-Paraphenol Sulfonie acid-Mercury domersyl) for the internal treatment, and Kal. 'Chlorat-Tablets for gargling. The cure requires about 385 tablets to be taken within a period of 6 weeks. Mercury and lodine are recognized to be the most reliable remedies
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      123 5 The People's Paper. THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE," of course I J"; SOUNDEST |JU« AND ONLY NEWS 5 CENTS DAILY. V '^S Its Circulation is Continually increasing—that is Clear Proof of its Sustained Popularity. Be sure you get it regularly by becoming a Subscriber. The Subscription Form below may be used. Date
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      456 5 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, JULY 8. ti\£h Tides. —3.16 a.m., 4.07 pjn. poottell League: Malays v. I.C.F.A. (Div. I), Jalan Besar; F. and N. v. Ho Hong (Div 2). Y.M.C.A.; R.A. v. R.AF\ (R.D,), S RC. Police Band. Botanical Gardens, 5 15 p.m. TO-MORROW. JULY 9. n Tides. —4.17 a.m.,
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    TAMIL AMATEURS.
    189 7 DRAMATIC ACTIVITIES IN KUALA LUMPUR. On EV.urday the Malaya Suguna Vilas Cm.aj staged in the Town Hall. Kuala Lumpur, tn. lami v>rsicn of Harsha's 'Ratnavali" for the sccmd time in tlie presence of an appreciative aud'enc The scenic arrangements and attention tc details contributed not a little to
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    136 7 Singapore. July 8. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE iVHAKVE!>. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Benlomond 22; Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Tilawa 18: Jerantut 15; Main 13; Pres. Van Buren 11; Dardanus, D. P. Benoit 9. Teucer 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Cape St. Francis, Glenshane 30;
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    PASSENGER MISSING.
    57 7 SHIPPING NEWS. When the "Karauah•• reached Muar en htr lan trip fiom this port, a deck passen-er was '..pcrced mssing after the ve=sc-j had reached Muar ab~ut a fsw hours. Capi. Gardiner, .nas.er of the "Karauah." was immediately informed and the matter was reported tc the Muar police.
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    ENGINE BREAKDOWN.
    429 7 As the "Pingal." flying the Norwegian flag, was about to leave yesterday from this port, engine trouble cropped up which delayed her departure. The Harbour Board are attending to her and it is probable that she will be sailing to-day if nothing untoward happens. The local agent of
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    313 7 Singapore, July 8. (By courtesy ot H. and S. Bank., Selling.—London 4 months' sight 2s. J i < /32a London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 13 lfid.. London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 25 32d London 30 days' sight 2s. 3%d., London demand 2s 3 23/32 d.. London
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    123 7 By the construction of Clemenceau Avenue a portion of the Government House Domain has become useless as part of the Domain and it is now proposed to utilise that plot of land as an open space for recreati:n. The land requires filling and trimming and this work is estima'-d to
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    Commercial News. INTERNATIONAL SILVER CONFERENCE.
    106 7 BRITAIN WOULD SEND DELEGATES. Reuter. London, July 7. In the House of Commons Mr. S. S. Hammersley (C. Btockport) asked whether, in view of the fact that "credit in India would be assured by stabilising silver at a sufficiently high price," Mr. Philip Snowden would
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    RUBBER CO. REPORTS.
    104 7 MOUNT AUSTIN'S LOSS. London, July 7. London report shows a kns of £4,775 and a credit of £2.716 is carried forward. Cicely shows a credit balance on the profit and loss account of £1,946 and it is proposed to carry forward £11,320. Lok Kf.wi shows a loss
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    63 7 Singapore, July 8. Buyers Sellers R S.S equal to London Standard, Spot 10% 10% Standard R.S.S. on Tender July 10 4 10% August 10% IP 4 September ±;f- 10% 11 August/September 10% 11 October, December 114 11. January' March 11% 11% Tone of Market: —Dull.
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    PRODUCE.
    135 7 Singapore, July 8. Rice. Siam 1 per Koyan $203 Rice. Slam 2 $170 Rice, Siam 3 $140 Rice. Siam 4 $125 Rice, Saigon A-l $142 Rice. Saigon 1 $135 Rice, Saigon 2 $130 Rice, Saigon 3 $122 Rice, Rangoon 1 $120 Rice, Rangoon 2 $117 Rice, Par Boiled No.
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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 to Rs. 158 for $100.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    312 7 ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. July 8. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London. 3'jd., up 1 16d. New York. cents. (G). unchanged Shares: Steady. Allenbys 90 cents—»l.ol, Ayer Moleks 60—70 cents. Ayer Panas 60—70 cents, Bar-Sets 45—50 cents, Brogas 40—45 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 15—20 cents. Bukit Katils 20—25 cents. Connemaras
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    80 7 London, July 7, 5.50 p.m Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons notify today's tm prices as follows: Spot £116 ***** (£1184» Forward £118 ***** (£119%). The market is steady. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify today's rubber prices as folows. Spot 3%d. (3 3;l6<L). Forward 3 7 16d
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    BANK DIVIDENDS.
    20 7 London. July 7. Bank dividends declared are: Westminster per cent. National Provincial 8 per cent. Barclays unchanged.—"S.P.P." Service.
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      528 7 HUNGARY'S GREATEST VIOLINIST SZIGETI TO-DAY A WORLD SENSATION. Recent English Press, 1929-30. Times. He played with a touch, of the diablerie which one imagines must have been Pagan mi's secret. Daily Telegraph. A more brilliant performance than this it would be hard to imagine. Liverpool Post and Mercury. Hs is
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      436 7 TO LET No. 154 C, Charlton Road. Very moderate rent. Por particulars, apply Cneong Koon Seng and Co. WANTED—An experienced and influential Chinese Case Clerk for a legal firm in Singapore. Salary according to qualifications. Apply to Box No. 373 c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—An experienced teacher to take charge cf
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      379 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders will be received at the COLONIAL SECRETARY'S Office, up to noon of the 23rd JULY, 1931, for the following work:— Erection of Quarters for the Nursing Staff of the General Hospital at Pringgit. Malacca. Every person applying for a form of Tender will be
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      211 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, JULY 8. Djambi (Tobelo) 3 p.m. Banka Island. Pladjoe and Palembang (Thedens) 3 p.m. Djamb: (Noorebar) 4 p.m. Pontianak < Khoen Hoea) 4 p.m. North, N.-East and N.-West Sumatra (Cremer) 4 p.m. Indo-Chma Shanghai and Japan (Docteur Pierre Benoit) 6 p.m. ♦Ceylcn. Egypt Europe and LT. S.
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      310 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Bright. STATIONS. ture. Rainfall. Sun Max. Mm. shine. Alor Star 87 75 Nil 5.7 Kota Bharu 89 74 0.01 4.5 K. Trengganu 87 74 Nil 0.1 Kroh 87 71 Nil 4.4 Sitiawan 89 72 0.13 5.7 Ipoh 90 78 Nil 7.8 Butterworth 87
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    $4 MILLIONS WASTED?
    806 8 We referred yesterday to only two subjects brought under notice at the Legislative Council meeting on Monday—retrenchment and education. Other topics of moment also cropped up. We have said quite frankly what we think about the studied evasiveness of the reply to Mr. Tan Cheng Lock's question
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    290 8 The Chinese Maternity Hospital at Seremban is new open. Two births have already taken place there. "Theosophy in Everyday Life" wi'.l b? t":e subiect of the lectu-e at the Tieosophical Society. 181. Tank Road, to-morrow, at 7.30 p.m. The Hon. Mr. L m Cheng Ean. of Penang, is 'ylng i
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    STEP TO COUNCIL REFORM.
    146 8 Asiatic On Executive Body. It is understood that an important step is being taken by the Colonial Office and the Government of the S'raits Settlements towards Council Reform and the admission of Asiatics *o positions of greater responsibility in the Government. A Government Gazette Extraordinary, just
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    COLONY'S DEFENCE CONTRIBUTION.
    234 8 GARRISON EXPENDITURE INCREASED. At a meeting of the Finance Committee on June 8 a vote of $587,925.65 was recommended towards the Defence Contribution (provided by law). The explanation given in the memorandum by the Finance Committee is as follows. Four million dollars was provisionally entered ln the
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    75 8 Prom China and Japan by the "Kashgar' due at Singapore at 6 p.m. to-day. From China and Japan by the -Burma Maru'' due at Singapore to-morrow. Frcm Europe (London mails despatched June 18» by the "Rajputana" due at Penang noon to-mcrrow. From China and Japan by the "Havre
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    31 8 It is stated, says the "Malay Mail." that the Hon. Mr. J. W. Simmons British Resident. Negri Sembi an. will succeed the Hon. Mr. A. C. Caldecott as Resident of Selangor.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    616 8 -(BY LOOKSR-ON Is $4 millions actually going to b* wasted at Grove Road? A Truly the West Coast aerodromt preposition seems to deserve publi city, and fuller consideration than it has yet received. A But here's a "goodwill par." H. X assures us that he is glad
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    48 8 LATEST QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. London: —3>4d. New York:—6"*m <Gl cents. Singapore: —10 Sv —10% cents. TIN. L: ndcn —Spot £117 12s. 6d. «Down -'<» 6d.). Three Months Buyers £119 10s «Down 25s. 0d >. Sellers £110 12?. 6d. (Do* 1 25". 0d.>. S ngapjre: —S38.00. (200 ten; sold).
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      391 8 TO-DAY'S RADIO. Singanoie VSIAB (41.7 metres*, 9.30 to 11 t m.. recorded music. Radio-Saigon (49.05 metres) 630 p.m. concert by soloists of the orchestra: 8.15 p.m recorded music; 915 p.m. Annamite programme. Bpndornß (55 metres?) from about 9.30 until midnight. Fine kronchongs last night. Kuala Lumpur Amateur Radio Society (55.5
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    The World Heaves A Sigh Of Relief. MR. HOOVER'S NEXT MOVE.
    1603 9 SOLUTION TO ARMS PROBLEM? TREASURY EXPERTS TO MEET. T FOLLOWED BY MARKET REVIVAL. Reuter. London, July g. The world has heaved a s'gh of relief that Hi* fortnight's suspense due to the haggling in Paris is now ended. Satisfaction
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    DRAMA OF SUNKEN BRITISH SUBMARINE.
    386 9 FORTITUDE IN DEATH CHAMBER. COOLNESS OF WILLIS SAVED LIVES OF IMPRISONED MEN. REMARKABLE OFFICIAL REPORT. British Official. Rugby, July 7. With reference to the disaster to the submarine "Poseidon" near Wei-hai-wei on June 9 a remarkable story of the behaviour of members of the crew
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    FLOODS IN NANKING AND CANTON.
    119 9 OPIUM COMMITTEE RESIGN EN BLOC. The members of the Opium Suppression Committee of the Central Government have resigned en bloc, but the Government has requested them to remain. A large number of mud houses collapsed at Nanking yesterday owing to flood. The Tientsin River is
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    SINKING OF BRITISH SUBMARINE.
    89 9 ADMIRALTY'S OFFICIAL STATEMENT. Reuter. London, July 7. In the House of Commons Mr. A. V. Alexander (First Lord of the Admiralty read the Admiralty report regarding the sinking ot the submarine "Poseidon" off the China coast. He sad that the coolness and courage of the men
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    NEW PLANET IN THE MAKING.
    56 9 JAPANESE DISCOVERY. Reuter. Tokyo. July 7. A new planetoid has been discovered by the Kyoto Astronomical Observatory It is calculated to be 11 000 miles in diameter. The newly star is to the south of socalled snake-charmer constellation and w d«tance from the earth's diameter
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    40 9 During the ebsence of the General Officer Commanding the Troops. Malaya, in the ££S from July 8 to 29. the command o fh7 Regular Troops in Singapore wi.l devove on Lieut -Colonel H. F. B. S. Moore, 0.8.E.. ORE.. Malaya.
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    31 9 GIRLS' CORNER, on pages 2 and i. NOTES FROM CHINA, on page 4. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 8. SPORTS COMMENTS, on page 13. MOTORING NOTES, on page 14.
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    REORGANISATION OF RUBBER.
    63 9 NEW COMMITTEE FOR DUTCH EAST INDIES. Reuter. The Hague. July 3. The International Association for Rubber Crowing in the Dutch East Indies is shortly forming a reorganisation committee. The president will be Professor Van Iterson and the members will be Hr. Loudin. (Bmg.r of Amsterdam). Baron Van
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    INVENTOR'S DEATH.
    18 9 Reuter. New York. July 7. The death has occurred of the inventor. Edward Goodrich Acheson. —Reuter.
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    235 9 In accordance with the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club's policy of giving members experience in crcis-country flying and practice in landing away from the aerodrome, a machine was flown to Kuala Kubu Bahru on Sunday and an enjoyable morn ng spent. About a dozen advanced colcists practised landings on the new
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    SPREAD OF KOREA RIOTS.
    1034 9 LOCAL AUTHORITIES IMPEACHED. POLICE GUARD CHINESE QUARTERS. JAPAN TO RELIEVE THE VICTIMS? Reuter. Tokyo, July 7. Incoming press reports indicate that the riots ln Korea are spreading throughout the Heiannando Province, of which Pingyang is the capital. The total Chinese casualties, inclusive of those in Pingyang,
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    ONLY THREE WON OUTRIGHT.
    863 10 CRICKET. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES. DULEEP PUNISHES KENT BOWLING. MOSTLY FIRST INNINGS DECISIONS. j London. July 7. j County Championship and first class friendlief, commenced on Saturday were not com- I pleted for the most part, only three of the nine matches played being won outright. Bowlers
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    THE 'VARSITY MATCH.
    87 10 RATCLIFFE'S RECORD SHORTLIVED. NAWAB OF PATAUDI SCORES 238 NOT OUT. Rugby. July 7. In the VarsHy match, at Lord's, the Nawab of Pataudi (Oxford) broke the record for the h'ghest score in this series, established by Ratc'iffe (Cambridge) who scored 201 on Monday. Duleep's cousin being undefeated
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    TWO MORE TESTS.
    88 10 DATES DEFINITELY DECIDED. London. July 7. The New Zealanders who travelled 13,000 miles to play a sohtary "test," made such brave showing in the game on June 27 that the Board of Control has arranged two more tests—at the Oval on July 29 and at Manchester on
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    SINGAPORE CUP.
    629 10 MALAYS II BEAT S.C.F.A. II IN POOR GAME. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The first match in the qualifying round of the Singapore Cup competition was played at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday between the Malays and Chinese second teams, the former winning by the solitary goal scored in the game.
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    25 10 Members of the Gaylads Minstrels are reminded of their music practice on Friday, at 7.30 p.m. at Mr. Peck Hoe Seng's residence 167. Neil Road.
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    PERAK SUMMER RACES.
    615 10 SEVEN FURLONG RECORD REDUCED. THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 7. Geod weather favoured to-day's races here and the sport was full of excitement and thrills though the going was inclined to be hard. Th.? attendance was about the same as on the opening day.
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    INTER-CLUB MATCHES.
    251 10 BOTH SIDES ON LEVEL TERMS. LAWN TENNIS. Both clubs in the S.C.C. inter-club tournament with the S.C.R.C. having won one game of doubles and singles each and having drawn one game of singes, the result was a draw. In the singles games, which took place yesterday. Roy Smith
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    KIRBY SHY OF BUD?
    33 10 BOXING. London, July 6. Kirby did not appear to meet Bud Walley. of Singapore, at Sheffield on Saturday in spite of instructions from the Board of Control "S.F.P." Service.
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    CHIN WOO BEAT COMPANION.
    74 10 PING-PONG. The Chinese Chin Woo (Athletic) Association defeated the Chinese Companion A. A. at the latter's premises on Saturday by four to one. Scores (Chin Woo players mentioned first*. Yip Peng Yew beat Chan Yip Cheong 3—l Lcke Seek Cheong beat Chow Wai Sum 3—2; Hong
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    CHINESE S. C. EVENTS.
    53 10 SWIMMING. There will be a three lengths (100 yds.) back stroke race (handicap* for "A" and "B" Divisions at the Chinese Swimming Club on Suncay, at 9.45 a.m. The "Dragons" (Ng Mcng Guans team* will play the "Jelly-fish" <Teo Siew Sun's team» M water polo in
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    S.G.C. LADIES MEDAL.
    50 10 GOLF. The Singapore G. C. ladies' medal competition for July was played on Monday and resulted in a tie between Mrs. Hardie (42-7-35) and Mrs. Laing (43-8-35) in "A" Division and a win for Mrs. Stuart Clark (47-10-37) in "B" Division. Altogether 49 cards were taken out.
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    FRENCH AND EURASIAN YOUTHS REMANDED.
    214 10 CHARGES OF THEFT AND HOUSEBREAKING. Arrested at Penang and brought back to Singapore, two youths. Peter Mudes and P. Van Neubronner, French and Eurasian respectively, were produced before the Second Magistrate <Mr. G. E. Clayton) yesterday, and remanded on charges of theft and housebreaking. It
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    COUNTERFEITERS IN COURT.
    161 10 SENTENCED AT SINGAPORE ASSIZES. Ang Ah Lai. a Hockchia Chinese, was yesterday sentenced to undergo 18 months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Palgrave Simpson at the Singapore Assizes on being found suilty by a common jury of possession of instruments and materials for counterfeiting coins. To-day a
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    HIT WITH A CLOG.
    129 10 MAN ASSAULTED BY A WOMAN. A Chinese who is alleged to have insulted a woman of the same nationality was so badly assaulted by the woman yesterday that he had to be taken to hospital in the ambulance. It appears that the woman was walking plcng
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    WILKIE ROAD TRAGEDY.
    67 10 MURDERER STILL AT LARGE. In spite of thorough investigations by the local Police the Chinese who fatally stabbed Mr. Thomas William Gunter late on Sunday night is still at large. It will be recalled that Mr. Gunter was returning home in a ricksha together with a Chinese
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    RESCUED FROM THE SEA.
    80 10 A Chinese woman of about 25 years of age was rescued from the sea by a Malay policeman yesterday afternoon. The P.C. was proceeding to Tanjong Rhu in a sampan when he- saw the woman struggling in the water near the mouth of the Kallang River.
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    KLANG AND COAST ROTARY CLUB.
    1440 10 INSTALLATION MEETIM; Th monthly dinner of the Klany Rotary Club was held at the Ma K'ar.g Saiuiday, when offic ruirent year were installed. Before commencing dinner, the p d Dr. W. Ansley-Young. asked the ay stand for a few moments as a token for Rotarian
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    811 11 CRICKET. BR ADMAN AND DULEEP. KNGLAND BOWLERS TRIBUTE W. "V. Robins in an interview with .ly published in "Athletic News": I have suffered in a duel of skill and that expert practitioner in massDot 1 Bradman. most cricketers with have talked over the problems of a vt
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    LEADING AVERAGES.
    84 11 SURREY BATSMAN AND NOTTS BOWLER. London, July 6. Ihe following players lead the respective tables in the first class cricket averages: Batting. Runs. Ay. D R Jardine (Surrey) 744 106.28 BBtclifl (Yorks) 1520 101.33 Nawub of Pataudi 1065 81.92 Ehas Hendren (Middlesex) 1364 68.20 1 H Parsons (Wwick)
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    35 11 The "Evening Post" states that the reason Mrs Helen Wills-Moody declined to compete l Wimbledon this year was because the United •tta u wn Tennis Association refused to i*y her expenses, as in other years.
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL SPORTS.
    104 11 ATHLETICS. J2l 2F£ if 1 15 of tne Anglo-Chinese School will be held on Friday, July 24, at the Jalan Besar Stadium, commencing at 2.30 p m Two events are open to the Old Boys—loo SHrJ? those over 30 and th e Medley (220, Shot Put and
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    DEVONSHIRE BEAT SOCIAL
    103 11 BADMINTON. The Devonshire B.P. beat the Social Amateur Union yesterday at the home court by 4—3, before a good crowd of enthusiasts. Results (Devonshire players mentioned first):— Tan Yong Kian lost to S. E. Wee 15—7, B—ls, 7—15; Tan Kirn Hong beat Ang Soon Chong 15 —4,
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    MARIGOLD TOURNAMENT.
    179 11 Results of the ties played off in the Marigolds tournament: Saturday: Yeo Sim Kang beat Quek Song Quee 15—2, 15—1; Lee Jouy Seah beat Chua Leng Yong 15—5, 15—10; Tan Chong Kiat beat Tan Chong Liat 15—12, 15—6; Chua Leng Seah beat Tan Kirn Song 15—12, 15—1; Khng
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    EVERGREEN BEAT HORLICKS.
    113 11 On Sunday the Horlicks BP. lost to the Evergreen B.P. Scores < Horlicks names first I: Ong Kwee Yang and Neo Joh Nee lost to Khoo Heng Cheok and Quek Ban Hock 13—21, 15—21; Yeo Guan Swee and E. Cheng Koon lost to Wee Kirn Wee and
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    JUVENILE B. P. TOURNEY.
    140 11 The final of the Juvenile B.P. tournament was held on Saturday at the residence of Mr. Chia Keng Sian. 9 Scotts Read. There was a fair gathering of members and friends, including ladies. Two finals were played. In the singles handicap, Chan Keng Hong (—10) beat
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    K.G.C EVENTS.
    89 11 GOLF. Fifteen cards were taken out for the Keppel Golf Club's July mixed foursome competition, and the following returned: Mr. and Mrs. P. Wilson 46—8 =38. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. W. Joyce 47—7 =39 1 i. F. V. Boardman and Mrs. R. E. Earle 46—6 =40. Mr.
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    DATES & PLAYERS.
    70 11 DATES PLAYERS. Badminton. Devonshire B.P. "B" team v. the Tan Tock Seng Recreation Club on Saturday at the latter's court at 3 p.m.: Koh Chek Tuan, Seah Yun Chong, Tan Meng Ong and Yap Chin Tee. Doubles: Tan Kirn Hong and Sng Teck Yam. Reserves: Lee Ah Bah and Koh
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    23 11 The Singapore Post Office beat the Johore Post Office by 5 goals to 3 in a fast game played at Johore on Sunday.
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    31 11 Members of the Young Chinese Recreation Party are requested to note that a special general meeting will be held at the Club premises, 1,003, Serangoon Road, on Saturday at 2.30 p.m.
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    78 11 A sum of £3,500 has been guaranteed by the Australian Lawn Tennis Association to W. T. I Tilden and his professional lawn tennis troupe fcr a tour of the (Commonwealth. Alternative ly the Association offers him 60 per cent, of the gross "gate" receipts less tax and he may take
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    517 12 COMPANY S STATUTORY REPORT. The statutory meeting of the Malayan Breweries, Ltd., was held on Monday at the registered office of the company. No. 7, Trafalgar Street. Mr. C. V. Bailey presided in the absence of Mr. Macgregor, and others present were: Messrs. E. C. H. Charlwood,
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    DRIVE AGAINST REDS.
    88 12 COMMITTEE ORGANISED IN AMERICA. Reuter. New York, July 6. The organisation of a great drive against the Communists, which it is hoped will spread to principal countries in the world, is announced by the formation of a committee of 100 prominent Americans to fight Communism by trade
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    201 12 Monday, June 29. Mr. J. S. W. Arthur left Government House. Mr E. L. F. Pretty arrived at Goveri'ni2nt Hous'j. Dr. A L Hoops had luncheon at Government House. Tuesday, June 30. Hi 3 Excellency presided at a meeting of 'he Executive Council held at Government House. The
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    88 12 The Batang Malaka Indian Association has just been registered with an initial membership of 75. The office-bearers are: President. Mr. M. S. Ameer; Vice-president. Mr. Nadu, hon. secretary. Mr. J. D. Christie; hon. treasurer, Mr. A. Baboo Sahib; hon. auditors. Messrs. A. Nalliah and P. Mohamed Kas-ini; members of committee.
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    1383 13 AMERICAN LIGHTWEIGHT COMING. SPORTS COMMENTS. In his report of yesterday's Malaya Cup soccer trial, written before the selection of the team for Friday's match with Johore was known, "Reynard" suggests that Keng Hock be played on one side of Kendall and Dolfattah on the other, ensuring
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    313 14 MOTORING NOTES. Holding a steering wheel is an art in itself, according to E. W. Seaholm, chief engineer of Cadillac Motor Car Company, under whose direction the harmonised principle of steering v/as developed for the Cadillac V-16. Mr. Seahelm offers the following suggestion: For the best control
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    157 14 Push a button, turn a key, or deposit a coin when you wish to park and, in less than a minute, a parking place for your car presents Itself. Upon your return, your parked car automatically is delivered to you in a few seconds. Such convenient procedure
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    313 14 For many years the burden of providing safety in motor cars rested largely with th" motorist but the past few years has seen the automobile manufacturer going to extraordinary means to give the driver and passenger the utmost safety in travel. For example, the
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    AN EARTHQUAKE WARNING.
    287 14 CAUSES OF THE PEGU CATASTROPHE. Burma is too occupied at the moment with civil disturbance to pay much attention to an article in the latest number of the "Records of the Geological Survey of India" which may concern the safety of hundreds of her people. It is
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    TEN GREATEST WOMEN ALIVE.
    143 14 U. S. CLERGYMAN'S CHOICE. New York (By Mail.) A clergyman, the Rev. John Haynes Holmes, of the Community Church here, has drawn up a list of what he declar?s are the world's ten greatest living women. Here is his list:— Jtne Adams, American social worker, known
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    MARKET PRICES.
    451 14 SINGAPORE, JULY 3. MEAT. Beef steak (round) kati 48 Beef stew or curry kati 42 Pork, lean kati 48 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 38 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 65 Fowl kati 40 Ducks each 70 Pigeons, domestic unfledged pair 58 Pigeons, fledged
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    89 14 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.). LTD. Red Shell Motor Spirit ex pump and/or ex 4 gall, drum per British Imperial gallon Ml Yellow Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gall, tin $2 98 Shell Aviation Spirit ex 4 gall, drum per British Imperial gallon 0.9 C STANDARD OIL CO.. OF
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