Malaya Tribune, 13 July 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX.- No. 164 SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wednesday, July 13. 1032. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, JULY, 13, 1932
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      259 1 THE "MALAYA TRIBUNE' IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. i ji" o\ |f pn !j| "Chop HijaiT v <^^fli |l CARLSBERG PILSENER I "CHOP HIJAU" Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs and rjj Rest House 3 throughout the 1 Jj J The ideal drink for tropical straits Settlements and the II
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    CELEBRATIONS IN SIAM.
    904 2 Undesirable Incidents Reported. The radio has played an important part in the events of the last few days and the announcer, who Is a member of the People s Party, recently invited all in the land to give expression to the joy of the establishment of the
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    ENGLAND—INDIA TELEPHONE.
    184 2 Work Nearing Completion. Bombay, June 28. The construction of a station for a wireless telephone service between India and England is nearing completion at Kirkee, near Poona, according to Mr. fl R. Kantebet, Engineer-in-Charge of the Indian Radio and Cable communications Company. We might expect to "hello" England
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      344 2 jBSUERN ftgCHOP 7 W AC™ l| DANGER! YOU ARE A VICTIM OF SINGAPORE FOOT IF YOUR /tpL FEET ITCH M burn j/*W PEEL <df CRACK y ,y BLISTER V /DON'T DELAY V/ -APPLY ABSORBINE J? it KILLS THE GERMS OF Apply ABSORBINE Jr. NOW it moT- erms of SINGAPORE ruui
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      249 2 JWe FRESH TIN imprisons factory-FRESH NESS The Craven "A" "50" S tin it designed to be I of real use in many •j^^.tf^^^. ways when empt A No cutter needed. j H Willi' No jagged edges. Neat f "t# flm fitting lid. '^^^^^o^P^r fHF rubber Tab hsten Jiff-. the air
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      804 2 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. All ttmes given in the following are Singapore time*. MONDAYS. PETALING HILL. 55.5 metres, testing dally from 10.30 to "1 a.m. MANILA, KZRM, 49.3 metres, every Monday; 8 to 9 pjn., weekly broadcast of recorded music. BANDOENG, PMY., 58.2 metre*; 6.40
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    94 3 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. [Our reader, are invited to mite to us <» ™V=|. 1 public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaga Tribune" does not nccssardy indorse opinions expressed bu corres. indents. LETTERS SHOULD \4* POSSWLE. prc,erabl-j (double spacing/, and on one side of me
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    The Private Schools.
    559 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —1 have been reading with keen int I the discussion on the above subject, ana S!j to give my opinion. "Honesty is the besi policy." I am emphasising this fact, because there has been one —"Baba Cheng" who h3s i given
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    The Social Evil.
    171 3 (To the Editor, "Ma'.aya Tribune.") Sir,—I wish through the medium of your most popular paper to congratulate the officers of the Detective Branch on their successful round-up at Bras Basah and Stamford Roads. They might securc a few more from Wa trloo and Queen Streets. Nobody knows
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    The Matriculation Examination.
    202 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") r Sir Pe rbaps ycur kindness in allowing y 1111 s P ace might have effect in promoting t-ie desirability of holding the Matriculation examination, whenever it is hc;ld at any centre, at Singapore as well. ir. I f!! nderStand that of
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    Preference To Malays.
    293 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir. —After 27 letters and two editorials have appeared in the People's Paper on the above subject, and my opponents have tired and c repped their pens, finding that they could no lenser support their selfish claim concerning 1 the "sons of
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    The Aerodrome.
    46 3 A corre:pendent, who writes anxiously about the local unemployment problem, thinks it j wrong that contracts for earth-work at the Civil Aerodrome are given to Chinese and by i them (he states) sub-let to Indians —th? j former aliens and the latter British subjects.
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    SLUMP-TIME EMPLOYMENT.
    798 3 Admirable Fortitude Shown. In these critical times th? need for mor-> forms cf employment to which the unfortunate unemployed may turn their hand is nose urgent than ever, writes C. P. K. in the .Malayan Chine 1 Review." The usual channels of livelihood that have hitherto served Malaya
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      395 3 I g|i MALAYA'S I §m Newest and Most j Delicious i DRINK IflH M W Made From Tne I r^-^SS Finest Imported j FRUITS j Product of j PHOENIX j j Ijjji: j|!j|P Aerated Water Works j SINGAPORE. I LATEST /*2? V %9«J£y Cue Norlia and Oilier IAmSL|Ly Malay Records.
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      144 3 Something new -^r^p=jfdfdfdfdpJdfdtrJrdr^ird mßm CUP I xfjraser Neave, Ltd. JMBaWn^ 1 i^.b^h^ pVOUR LOVELY, STOCKINGS deserve I l your silk 1 stockings every day W with Lux. The pure, gentle lather preserves them. Even the finest and flimsiest silk stockings last and last, and wear and wear, when you wash
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    SEREMBAN NEWS.
    1120 4 Farewell To Volunteer Officer. (From Our dun CorresDonacnt) Seremban, July n. The Asiatic community of Rantau held a function this evening at the Rantau Club in BOW of Lieut. Col. N. J. A. Foster, 0.8.E M.C., who goes on home leave to-morrow. Lieut. Col. Fester has been with
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      250 4 Trie Famous Kodak Printing Paper. Ensure getting the best results from your exposures—hand over your film to be developed and printed by experts. Y'.r sure also, that your prints are made on "Velox" paper.... ."Velox" is ideal for all Amateur prints and will ensure the best the negative will yield.
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      306 4 OLIVE 01L... the great beauty oil This test tub© (actus! sis«) shows you how much olive MJ oil goes in?o every largo {WSSS&Iry cake of PalmoHve Soap. 1 'jiil^ Startling? Yes! And £o vital in modern I' /M beauty care that 20,000 beauty specialists X&plH H //II have united in
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1177 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK. BROKERS. *»ins;ar»<>re. July 13, 1932, 10 a.m. Buyers. Sellers. Un Kumbang Tin 21 6 23 6 ral Malay 18i- 2U|--5s Av.r Hitam Tin 9 6 10 i: Bangrir Tm 7- 8Batang Padang 0.05 0.10 BatU Caves Tin
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
    181 5 Don Btk Production (as ascertained by exports from Federated Malay States, Unfederated Malay States, and Straits Settlements) of Tin, and Tin-in-Ore at 72 per cent., during the Month, of June, 1932. Tons. Tons. derated Malay States 2,491 Unfederated Malay States: Johore 24 Kedah 13 Pedis 33 Kelantan
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS.
    212 5 MONTHLY RETURNS OF COLONY STOCKS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JUNE 30, 1932. (AS DECLARED) IN TONS. (A.) DEALERS' STOCKS. Rsjl Dry Wet. ToUU. K.sj. Crepe. ArCa and atat<; R«»U1 Scrap Dry. Wet. Dry d£° rubber Crepe. S£2* Sheet. "Jfgf (3) (4) (5 > <«> (7) (8) (9)
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    44 5 It to understood that the promoters of the Irish Free Stete Sweep-Stakes are considering tn entirely new method of subscription by which instead of the subscribers sending over books cf 10 shilling tickets, an annual dcnatlcn. covering tfte yoacr'a three awocpstafceV wffl be made.
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    OVER THE CAUSEWAY.
    265 5 Death Of Inche Mohamed Salleh. DEPARTURE OF SULTAN AH. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, July 12. The death took place yesterday afternoon at his residence ac Jalan Petri, Jchor; Bahru of Inche Mohamed Salleh, reiired Captain of the Johore Military Forces. The deceased, who was 63
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    113 5 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. July. 13. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Kc!a ip.ni. shifts to 15 G.) 20. Mam Wharf (Entrance Gate 3.) Amfet Lebon 18; Bulan 16; Perseus 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3.) Egra ?0; Chattanooga City 32; City of Kimb ilty 25; Munca5t?r Castle
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    89 5 British Official. Rugby. July 12. Paris 90',. New York 3.55. Montreal 4 05 K Brussels 25.55. Geneva 18.25. Amsterdam- 18 82* Milan 69 1116. Berlin 14 31 32, Stockholm 19 15 32. Copenhagen 18.45, Oslo 20 3 16 Vienna 32*. Prague 120, Helsingfors 235, Madrid 44*. Lisbon 110.
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      89 5 H SHIRT HEADQUARTERS VVVWVWWVOVWVVVW^^ DOX'T HOPE TILL YOU'RE BLUE Vjb>7 11% THE FACE ft I;': X jLn ordinary shirt shrinks and shrinks in laundering. Don't just hope it won't happen. The remedy is Arrow Shirts. Every one of our smart spring Arrow Shirts is subjected to a new Arrow process
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      801 5 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which arc readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for theim. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will stiU be included in the
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      382 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY. JULY 13. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.A. (v), Battery Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "D" (Eurasian) Coy Company Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. M.G. PI. (Eurasian', Lecture—Demonstration 30x Range. TO-MORROW, JULY 14. 5.15 p.m.--Headquarters. S.R.E. (v). Company Parade. .".15 p.m.—Headquarters, 2n Bn. Sig. See., 30x Range. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, -E" (Chinese)
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      180 6 OPENING TO-DAY AT THE 3.15 MATINEE. f RADIO'S FUNNIEST MUSICAL COMEDY presenting the most popular Comedy Team. BERT Wheeler ROBERT Woolsey DOROTHY LEE—MITZI GREEN, EDDIE QUILLAN ARLINE JUDGE j Also GEORGE GERSHWIN'S Song Hits j SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION— ROYAL AIR FORCE PAGEANT at Hendon. J Held on June 25th Last!
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      179 6 Anxuse»ieiits < Matinee TO-DAY at 3 p.m. Charles Bickford Lois Moran MEN 1 LIFE j I j TO MORROW! j Screen History in the Making j The World's Most Famous Brothersj Together for the first time H i Another Astounding M. G -M. Entertainment! sJ$&?-'''' rr -M^jL^ JJfc*' 8.15 TO-NIGHT
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      144 6 TO-NIGHT Slim Summerville Louise Fazenda in RACING YOUTH j t j FRIDAY, JULY 15th. j 6.15 FRIDAY, JULY 15th. 9.15 j I TAMIL TALKIE j j WILL RE-OPEN ITS INTERRUPTED SEASON AT THE j MARLBORO POSITIVELY ABSOLUTELY FOR j FOUR (4) DAYS ONLY MATINEES (DAY SHOWS) I ON SATURDAY and
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    318 7 Seven Years For Armed Robbery. Sub-Contractor's Lucky Escape. Chhwse. Than Yew and Wong Fong on their trial yesterday at the Assizes on a charge of armed robb ry I appi an that about three o'clock in the I July 17 las,t year the first accused house in Lorong
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    CHARLES TILSTON BRIGHT.
    591 7 The First Cable To America. On June 8, 1832, at Wanstead, a son was born to Brailsford Bright, a manufacturing chemist, and Emma Charlotte Tilston, who was destined to lay the first trans-Atlantic cable, and so reduce the time of communication betwsen Europe and America from weeks
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    MALACCA'S NEW ORGAN.
    199 7 Made From Malayan Timbers. Secured by tender in competition with French firms, the new organ for the Church of St. Francis Xavier, Malacca, is approaching completion in Kuala Lumpur, at the workshop of the Robinsou Piano Company. Malayan timbers have been used throughout, the Forests Department having
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    SHIPPING NEWS. ARRIVALS.
    100 7 "Hero," Not. 823 tors, Capt, Nielsen, from Bangkok. 12-7: for Bangkok. 13-7. Edendale," Brit. 1,002 tons, Capt. Gibscn, from Batavia, 12-7; for Banka, 16-7. "Tomohcn." Dutch, 684 tons, Capt. Smoker, from Sambas, 13-7; for Sambas, 16-7. "Kepong," Brit. 1,322 tons, Capt. Roberts, frcm Bangkok, 13-7; for unknown.
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    Latest Cables From China KWANGTUNG ARMY INTERCEPTED BY COMMUNISTS.
    1273 7 AIR CORPS FROM CANTON TO THE RESCUE. MEASURES AGAINST TIBETAN INVASION OF CHINGHAI. Shanghai. July 13. With reference to the invasion of Chinghr.i by the Tibetans, reported yesterday, it is stated that measures have been formulated by the Central authorities for
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    33 7 The rate of Issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day U Rs. 152 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Order from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 for $100.
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    BRITISH INTEREST IN CHINA.
    379 7 Plea For Early Start In Reconstruction. Reuter. London, July 12. That the Government is taking the wrong line in speaking cf the •'difficulty and expense" cf complying with Sir Alfred Knox's "extremely modest and well-timed request" is lengthily irgued by Mr. P. C. Young in a
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    NOTORIOUS GANGSTER KILLED.
    76 7 Chased Since November By Police. Reuter. New York, July 12. New York's "public enemy," the so-called Pat" McCarthy, a notorious gangster, was killed yesterday in a pitched battle when police surrounded his hiding place in Albany. A detective, McCarthy's wife and another gangster were wounded in the
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    PRODUCE.
    174 7 Singapore, July 13. Rice, Siam Al per Koyan $190 Rice, Siam 1 $175 Rice, Siam 2 $165 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 5131 Rice, B. Siam No. 2 $125 Rice, Siam "Sinway per koyan No. 1 $175 Rice. Siam. No. 2 $162 Rice, Saigon Al $160 Rice. Saigon N.
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS. THE SHARE MARKET.
    332 7 B. ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. July 13. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 1 29 32d. up 1 32d. New York: 2l 4 cents iG.I. up 116 cent, cent. Shares: Nominal. Allenbys 20—30 cents. Ayer Moleks 15—20 cents. Ayer Panas 15—20 cents, Bassetts 10 —15 cents, Brogas
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    144 7 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.), LTD. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.86 ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon $0.89 Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin $3.68 Shell Kerosene per
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    222 7 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, July 13. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 29 32d., Lcndcn 3 months' sight 2s. 3 T sd., London 60 day:.' sight 2s. 3 27 32d., London 30 days' sight 2t. 3 13 16d., Londcn demand 2s. 3 25 32d., London
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    48 7 Mr. Percy Harper, who refereed the Cup Final, speaking at a football dinner at Rugby said: "When we go on the field we go on to see both sides play, no matter who they b We give what we see, and what we don't see we don't give."
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      212 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. CcarforUbk looms cr flat available at 79, di Road. (2nd floor). Uffan moderate, .pply personally. TENDERS. MMAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. c is hereby given that tenders are vited fcr the following materials or and that particulars of such tenders M .lined in the Tender Room, MunicipslOflkes:—- Tender. Date of
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      12 7 i B CARBOLEX Instantly Removes SMELLS. 45 cents per tin. OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE.
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      61 7 I Assets exceed $12,000,000. ~~T Assets exceea *x*, Aflsanmce in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Oreat Eastern Life Building, Cecil street, Singapore. Zc~ v. moo. -v. «h. s upreme co U or Brlt h ATTRACTIVE PLANS OP ASSURANCE.
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      104 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW, JULY 14. Anamba and Natuna Islands (General Verspyck) 8 a.m. Penang, Province Wcllesley, North-West Ferak, Kedah, Siam, North, NorthEast and North-West Sumatra (Kedah) 10 a.m. China. Hainam. Japan, Korea, Formosa, East Siberia, Philippine Islands, Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Yasukuni Maru) 1 p.m. Elam (except
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    MALAYS OR MALAYANS?
    821 8 Several letters have been received relating to "H. L. Wendt's" exhaustive exposure of the undesirable state of affairs which has developed in Kelantan, but none of them can be considered a serious reply to his stringent criticisms. In a full sense of responsibility— he is a level-headed
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    46 8 From China and Japan by the •'Hakusan Maru." due at Singapore to-morrow. From China by the "Kutsang." due at Singapore at 6 a.m. en Friday. From Europe (Londcn mails despatched on June 23), by the "Rohna." due at Penang at G a.m. on Friday.
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    136 8 H. H the Regent of Kedah has appointed H. H. Tumku Yaacob bin Sultan Sir Abdul Hamid to be a member of the State Council. Mr. H. E. Bunn will be the speaker at the prayer service at the Methodist Mission Chapel, Paya Lebar, to-morrcw at 5 p.m. Subject: "The
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    TOO MUCH WAR TALK.
    498 8 The Inevitability Of Peace. Secular Sermons. I. There is too much talk of the inevitability of war in the Far Ea£t. Almost every day oi this year it has been drummed into the public's ears, from one source or another, that Japan must fight somebody soon
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    OBITUARY.
    135 8 "Father" Of Australian Navy. London, July 13. Ths d:ath has cccurred cf Admiral Sr Regina'd Hend r:on. the "fa'her" cf the Austrflian Navy—Rcu :r. [Admiral Sir Reginald Fri nd Hanram Ksr.derscn was born in Worth, Kent, cn Nov. 20, 1846. Ke vss educated privately and he entered the Navy
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    THE KING'S VISIT TO THE FLEET.
    86 8 Rugby. July 12. When the Kins to-day left his yacht n Plymouth Bay tc visit H.M.S. "Nelson," the Rcyal Barge was lowered and manned by sailors, who pulled His Majesty across to the flagship. Detachments of sailors from other chips marched past the King
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    NEW M. P. FOR ABBEY DIVISION.
    56 8 London, July 12. Capt. ,Sidney Herbert, formerly Parliamentary Private Secretary *o the Prime Minister (then Mr. Baldwin), has been returned unopposed as C-nservative Member for the Abbey Division of Westminster in succession to Mr. Otho Nicholson <C.), who resigned.—Reuter. [Mr. Nicholscn was also returned
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    GOVERNOR OF BARBADOS.
    38 8 Rugby July 12. The Kin:? ha.: beta pkSMed to appoint Mr. H. S. -Ncwland.* to be Governor and Com-mander-in-Chief of Barbados in succession to Sir W. C. F. Robertson, who retires in December next.—British Official.
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    To-day's Features.
    53 8 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR, l page 2. OUR READERS' VIEWS, on page 3. SEREMBAN NEWS, on pttgl > CLUB DIARY, en ngr 8 DIARY OF EVEN IS. on page 3. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, en page 8. GD3XS' CORNER, on page 13. OVER THE CAUSEWAY, an pueo 13. MVAR
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    498 8 •(BY "LOOKER-OH.'T R.R.I. —Ruthless Retrenchment Imperative. A "Damn-fool inquiries" pn wrath. Also, perhaps, the answer* A Robinson Road remains eta discouraging on the local p|j issue, but why hold up Ceylon "horrible example? A There is much excellent q for a more progressive form ernment here, and
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    41 8 On their way down from untitled Cameron Highlands, on Sunday. H I s Cecil Ciementi and the Hon. Mr H G Leonard. British Resident. Pahar-g visit to Mr. W. Dunman. the "Laird o Rent*l who is now in his 78th year.
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    49 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: l 7^d. New York: 2% G. cents per Id Singapore: HI cents, bu-sincv. done. TIN. London Spot: £125 15s. (Up London 3 months: £127 in- l Dp H Singapore. $65.75 COPRA. Mc-rrs. Birkrw and Cr rtpOft Sundried I Mixed The market is gui?;.
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      305 8 RALEIGH THE ALL STEEL BICYCLE RALEIGH MMx AND KEEP AHEAD. THE ONLY BICYCLE BUILT fr^Cnj ENTIRELY OF STEEL AND \X^ X GUARANTEED FOR EVER. ii "RALEIGH" «ft I V vV jRIISjwK Call And See Them J ?j> <|f 3. To-Day—Or Send For IT T* w ir ree Catalogue of ;JJ
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      51 8 r A Happy Thought FOR THE CHRISTENING PRESENT. CHILDREN'S CUPS IN SOLID SILVER. jj U.S. de Silva Bros, JEWELLERS, 23, High Street, Singapore. 634 T. K. K.'S BroH-n and Black Rubber Shoes. Sizes 36 to 42. 43 to 60 cts. per pair. TENG SENG GUAN, 634. North Bridge Road. Established
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      39 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT Yesterday's Max. Temperature. 8£ deg. F. Last night's Min. Temperature, 77 deg. F. Yesterday's Rainfall, nil. Sunshine. 4.3 hours. 1 p.m. Relative Humidity. 65 per cent. 1 p.m. Wind, S.E. 10 m.p.h. 1 p.m. Weather, overcast.
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    Tragic Story In Johore Police Court DOUBLE MURDER CHARGE.
    1433 9 INQUIRY OPENS IN JOHORE. Story Of Desertion And Divorce. Father Who Refused Help To Son. a tli. mall police crurt in Jehore th-n tremcndi us interest this Hhcn the preliminary inquiry ,s apca d into th- charge of dou!)! ml—l Eric
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    EUROPEAN CONFIDENCE IN UNITED STATES.
    1828 9 PREMIER'S SPEECH IN HOUSE OF COMMONS. END OF REPARATIONS GIVES TRADE A CHANCE. Reuter. Loud cheers greeted the first appearance of the British Premier in the House of Commons since his return from Lausanne. Mr. Mac Donald made an eloquent speech in which he expressed
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    SHOE KING KILLED IN AIR CRASH.
    653 9 RECENTLY FLEW TO SINGAPORE. Little Man With Big Personality. His Workers Did Not Feel World Slump. P.-agu?, July 12. I Mr. Thomas Lata, whoso meteoric rise to wealth and international fame are a fea ure ot postwar commerce, was killed yest rday in an
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      340 9 j SANATORIUM HABAN DJAHE (EAST COAST OF SUMATRA) j 3.600 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL. 2 HOURS FROM MEDAN. Climatic, dietetic and surgical treatment of lung disease. I CHARGES: I 1. Class: F 250.—monthly (including lodging, food, medicine?, j general treatment.) i 11. Class: F. 150.—monthly (including lodging, food, medicines, j
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    Sports & Pastimes. CRICKET.
    411 10 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET. VERITY TAKES ALL TEN WICKETS. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES. KENT CHECKED AT BLACKHEATH. NOTTS ROUTED AT LEEDS. London, July 12. Scores in County matches concluded to-day are as loilows: YORKSHIRE BEAT NOTTS. NOTTS: 234 (Leyland 4 for 14 1 and 67 Verity 10 for 10. YORKSHIRE: 163 for
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    INDIANS' BOWLING SLOGGED.
    87 10 TOURISTS TROUNCED AT MANCHESTER. Reuter. London, July 12. Lancashire beat the Indians at Manchester to-day by six wickets. Lanes took first knock t»nd declared after scoring 442 runs for the loss of five wickets, Watson M 42) and Tyldesley (196) being the chief scorers. The tourists replied
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    NON-BENDERS v. S.C.C.
    50 10 Non-Benders XI v. S.C.C. on Sunday at 10 a.m. at the S.C.C: A. H. Assiter, H. R. Bartels H. M Cantrell. W. W. Dean, R. P. Goodman! O. P Griffith-Jones (capt.), T. Leijssius Dr' D „J; mdow E J Ri ches, N. P. H. Whitley, Jas Wilson.
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    BILLIARDS. FOUR-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP
    88 10 TOURNAMENT. In the semi-final of the amateur four-ball championship for the Frankel Shield at the New World last night Tan Kirn Song (Sionj? 800 A A.) beat Sirad bin Haji AhmJd .Java Fienaakan Club) by 600 to 440. The other semi-final, between Yeo Koon Y JL r
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    386 10 SINGAPORE LEAGUE RESULTS. THIRD DIVISION LEADERS BEATEN. GOAL DISPUTED AT JALAN BESAR. A disputed gcal just before the end of the game gave victory to the Marine in the Third Division fixture with M. P. H. at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Marine, therefore, stand a very good chance
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    HO HONG S.C. DRAW WITH S.H.B.
    245 10 Playing on the harbour Board ground yesterday the Ho Hons Sports Club drew with the o J?". 2-2 in ,he ™m Division of the S.A.F.A. League. Mr. Coombes refereed and the teams lined up as follows: 5.H.8.: Samat: Sabri. Hong Kee; Ah Kow Rajaloo,
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    THIRD DIVISION LEAGUE TABLE.
    154 10 Positions to date in the Third Division of Ihe S.A.P.A. League Competition are as follows: M.P.H. 11 9 1 1 38 11 19 Marine 10 9 1 0 29 7 18 Ho Hong 12 7 1 4 25 9 18 S.H.B. 11 8 1 2 31
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    SINGAPORE v. COMMAND.
    78 10 The Malaya Cup match between Singapore and the Malayan Command has now been rearranged for Friday, July 29, at the Anson Road Stadium at 4.50 p.m. dß^^vf s 1 beat Donet B 01 1 XI Sunday at the Municipal ground by s—o. On Sunday last at the
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    BADMINTON.
    535 10 SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITION. RESULTS OF FIRST ROUND TIES. The following are results and ties in the Singapore championship tournaments? Saturday July 9, Jufiior Divfcien. ifTSOi L^. g Whatt Seng 12—15 15-6, 15—6; Chan Khek Beng beat Tav SwVp Siang 15-6, 11-15. 15-9; Low Sh 4 n beat Ang Chwee
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    THE TURF.
    85 10 SOLARIO FETCHES 47,000 GUINEAS. RECORD PRICE FOR OLD FAVOURITE. Reuter. Lndon, July 12. At Newmarket to-day Lord Glancly, on behalf of a syndicate, purchased the ten years old stailicn Solario, the property of th? late Sir John Rutherford, for 47,000 guineas, which is a record for a public
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    SINGAPORE GOLD CUP MEETING.
    51 10 ARRANGEMENTS FOR SEPTEMBER RACES. The Singapore Turf Club has issued its programme for the Autumn Gold Cup race meeting which will occupy five days, namely Sept. 3. 7, 10, 14 and 17. The usual arrangement will be in force and oflQcial training will commence on August
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    BOXING.
    131 10 NEW BRITISH CHAMPION. PETERSON KNOCKS OUT HOLDER. London, July 12. At the Wimbledon Stadium, for the British heavyweight championship, Jack Peterson oi Cardiff, knocked out Reggie Meen (holder) in the second of a fifteen-round fight.—Reuter. [Peterson's victory was not unexpected. He has been coming to the front very steadily
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    249 10 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. HANDICAP DOUBLES FINAL TO-DAY. In the mixed doubles handicap in the S.C.C. tournament yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Warden, owe 30 beat Mr. and Miss Griffith-Jones plus 3 6—3, 4—6, 10—8. The winners meet C. E. Winter and Miss Street in the final this afternoon. MIXED DOUBLES
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    25 10 Badges for the Chinese Volunteer Club Benevolent Branch are in the hands of the Canteen boy, and members could procure them a> 40 cents each.
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    300 10 Excellent Comedy At The Pavilion. Lord Bajs." a British Gainsborough picture began a season at the Pavilion last night, and judging from its reception it is likely to have as successful a run as the previous British films which have drawn such good houses to this cinema.
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    EMPIRE TRADE AND TARIFFS.
    196 10 Agenda Of the Ottawa Conference. Reuter. m London. July 12. i The agenda of the Ottawa Conference has been issued and includes, under trade and tariffs policy, extension to the whole Commonwealth of Empire preferences and extension of tariff advantages accorded to foreign countries to other
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    U. S. SENATE PASSES RELIEF BILL.
    41 10 Reuter. Washington, July 13. The Senate has passed the Relief Bill, modified in accordance with President Hoover's wishes. The Bill carries the same general provisions as the original except the clause providing loans to individuals.—Reuter
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    STORMY DEBATE IN THE DAIB.
    150 10 Oath Bill's Precarious Career. London, July 12. A Treasury order issued to-day imposes a duty of 20 per cent, ad valorem on the following imports from the Irish Free State from Thursday next:, live animals for food, animals not for food, butter, eggs, cream, bacon,
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    KING'S HOUSE.
    571 10 Monday, July 4. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Federal Council held at the Council Chamber Government Offices. The following were the guests at a dinner Given by His Excellency at King's in the evening:— H. H. the Sultan of Selangor, the Hon Mr A Caldecott
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    Y.W.C.A. FINANCE CAMPAIGN.
    143 10 The general committee of the Y.W.C.A. wish to thank all donors who have already given or sent donations to the annual appeal. The committee fully realize the difficulties of the retrenchment policy which each firm is undergoing and appreciate the feeling of responsibility fcr social work which
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    185 10 Poland, like the other European nations is sending only those athletes who can be expected to put up a good show at Los Angeles, and at present three only are spoken of as hkely to go (writes A. C. Robbins in "The Sporting Life"). Kinski, the distance runner, who has
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    PENSION FOR CHINESE HOUSEKEEPER.
    52 10 Bequest Of Master s Brother. Reuter. London. July 13. Horace G. Robertson, cf Cardiff, retired seafarer, who left £78.000. placed £7.000 on tru.'t frcm which is to be paid 200 Chinese taels mcnthly to Lo Ah Moan of Tientsin, former housekeeper of Robertson's late bro her,
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    LAW NOTICE.
    57 10 Four Judgments Next Saturday. The Court of Appeal will deliver judgments in the following cases next Saturday: (1) Re Tan Keng Ting and another. (2) Francis Ziegele v. Brinkmann and Co. <3). The United Kingdom Tobacco Cc (1929) Ltd. v. Malayan Tobacco Distributor Ltd. (4). Tan Kwee Chian
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    What's On To-Night.
    181 10 Alhambra—"Men In Her Life," featuring Lois Moran and Charles Bickford. Matinee, to-day, at 3 p.m. To-morrow: John and Lionel Barrymore in "Arsene Lupin." Ca pitch—Commencing at the matinee: Bert Wheeler and Robt. Woolsey in "Girl Crazy Special added attractions: The Royal Air Force pageant at Hendon on
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    Sports & Pastimes. BOXING.
    429 11 Sports Pastimes. BOXING. REFEREES' DECISIONS. MR. JOHNSON REPLIES TO A CRITIC. Mr. F. C. Johnson writes: "I read with interest in your issue dated July 8 a complaint by 'Enthusiast* about the unsatisfactory decisions in recent boxing contests, and a serious allegation against local boxing officials. Also I notice your
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    BADMINTON.
    136 11 BLUE EAGLES BEAT CITYLADS. Before a large ga hering of spectators, an evenly contested match was played between the Blue Eagle's B. P. and the Citylads B. P. at the latters court on Sunday, resulting in a victory for the former by four games to three jScores cßlue Eagle
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    MERRIDALES TOURNAMENT.
    176 11 The following were the results of the Meriidale ties over the week-end: Open singles league: Lim Mok Seng beat Yeo Jco Lim 15—1. 13—13. (5—2) Lim Chong Heng beat Goh Buan Cheok 15—5. 14—4. (3—2): Tan Yong Kian beat Lim Eng Tom; 15—4. 15—7: Lim Chek Heng beat
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    SINGAPORE PLAYERS IN MUAR.
    157 11 (From Our Own Correspondent Muar, July 11. Fernandez and Snnthou, the Singapore cracks, visited Muar over the week-end. Thei. standard of play was superior to that of the Muar players. In all they played 6even matches winning all easily. On Thursday they met an Indo-Ceyloher.? team
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    BILLIARDS.
    59 11 CLERICAL UNION FINAL. The semi-finals of the Clerical Union English championship tournament resulted as follows:— Teo Siew San (500) beat Tan Bock Lim (289> and Lim Chuan Geok (500) beat Loo Swee (416) Teo Siew San made the highest break (41 points). The final match will be .played to-morrow
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    CRICKET.
    202 11 INDIAN ASSOCIATION BEAT RAFFLES COLLEGE. The Indian Association beat Raffles College on Sunday on the Indian Association ground by one wicket and 54 runs. Scores: RAFFLES COLLEGE. Mosbergen run out 2 C. de Vries c Mallal b Mistry 15 Owen b Baskaran 0 Taram Singh b Baskaran 0 Cook
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    MUAR BEAT BAIT PAHAT.
    247 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, July 11. The Eatu Pahat team travelled to Muar and engaged the Muar team in a whole day match on Friday. The visi.ors won the toss and sem in Muar to bat. Muar fared badly at the start and had lost
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    185 11 N. SEMBILAN TOURNAMENT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. July 11. The double-; semi-finals in the N. S. tournament was played off on the Sungei Ujong Club courts this evening when V. E. H. Rhodes end CP. Thane beat Chong Ah Kai and Siow Kirn Sang in two straight
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    144 11 JOHORE JUNIORS WANT A TOURNAMENT. A correspondent writes describing a game in which great skill was displayed by junici players in Johore Bahiu among whom, ha states, there is considerable keenness and a desire for a league competition on •he lines of the Malaya FA. inter-district competitions in
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    AMICABLE A. A. ANNIVERSARY.
    41 11 The foiirth anniversary of the Amicable A A will be celebrated at the Association s premises. 43-B. Upper Street on Saturday July 16 at 7.30 p.m. Dinner will be served and there will be a singing entertainment.
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    53 11 The Darul Khair Club team v. the General post Office P. C. on Friday at the Jalan B?sar Sta ium in Division "B" of the Malaya F. A. League will be: Makmang, Amin. Wan Ahmad. Syed Mohamed, Monhar. Yusoff Mastan, Suib, Ali Omar. Babari. Hassan Mahyan, Hassan, Kasmin, M. Hussin.
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES YACHTING.
    992 12 SPORTS PASTIMES YACHTING. R.S.Y.C. EVENTS. Cardosa Cup Competitions. PrtßW Donna followed by MM of the other boats wisely adopted the policy of "if you can't atch the chap in front of ycu by duing the una ttlnj as he a. then do something duand so came inshore. This proved a
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    148 12 "They are not pretty, and they are not practical. A short, pirated skirt is the ideal j v/ear both for grace and comfort," said Mrs. I Wills Moody in an interview to the 'ManI Chester Guardian" in which she condemned I the wearing of shorts by women for lawn itnnis.
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    Girls' Corner. Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER.
    191 13 Comments On The Mail. Mv WW* c several letters about our tally very glad that you like V/coi Hoon." of Kuala Lumpur. I that she did not receive her adge was addressed to you at, vou gave when you joined
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    Week In Brunei.
    446 13 3 Bemadette," Labuan.) fjrnight ago. mater, sis and I rr.ir.ds to spend a week in Brunei, m -nin? of June 24. we left Labuan M V. Brunei" in stormy weather. the stroke of eleven the boat sai ed pre on our way to Brunpi. It took five
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    Clothing.
    205 13 I By •'Merry Maid..") taer day I was grumbling like my old b- cause mother bought cotton frocks instead of ailk ones. She said. "What u say if you were to wear horrid m dead animals sewn together?" I rather b? without clothes alT::ink again. Merry," said mother, w
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    Resolutions For Third Term.
    424 13 (By "Grace."j I think now hi the time to make some resolutions for third term, and here they are. Mv first resolution is to study hard. I did pass in 01 erj subject last term, but the marks i gained are notnmg to be proud of.
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    Tit-Bits.
    342 13 (By '•Jean.'-) As I write row my. ahem, beautifully rounded cheeks suffused with a rosy blush. My. ahem ahem, delightful lips are parted in a smile of joy. My. anem. anem. ahem, lovely eves are shining with gladness. Oh! "Ruth," what a spiffing d: scrip" icn you gav- -f
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    The Talkative Wife.
    310 13 ißy "Rita.") On Saturday last I went to spend a night at Kampong Bahru. and since the night was warm my friends and I went out into the open to cocl ourselves. We entertained ourselves by singing, and telling stories, but one of the stories I liked
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    How I spent My Holidays.
    118 13 ,By 'Nancy Good-evening. gL-ls. How did ycu sp.nd your holidays? Were they delightful? I will tell you. how I spent mine. Everyday I helped my mother to cook and sew. I'm sure you will- think me CM fashioned, indeed I am not. Goir.g pictures, shoprmg
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    After The Show.
    757 13 IBy •'Givennie." Before I hopped into bed last night I looked underneath the bed and behind the door Then, v.htn I was safe in bed I put my head on m\ pillow and had the the cry of my lift-! Th< reason? Nothing less than the picture
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    Pleasing Everybody.
    260 13 ißy "Pearl K." Once long ago. there was a certain girl who used to please everybody, but herself. One dry she bcught a beautiful silk umbrella, and showed it with pride to her companions. Mary said to her. 'Well, girly, don't you think that the umbrella is too
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    THE GIRLS' CIRCLE.
    22 13 Sew Members. The following have been admitted and enrolled as members of the "Girls' Circle" "Plain Jane" "Nancy" "Nell"
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    A Tete-a-tete.
    112 13 ißy "Elsie."/ Hullo cousin I I am a new member but I know many Corntrites including popular Annette," "Beatrice" and "Rosalind Wee" and last, but not least, "Gwennie" who. I'm sure, dors not know me. I always watch her play games in the hall. Go on, "Gwennie." and
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    WILL SEVER RETURN TO SIAM.
    387 13 Prince's Departure To Ensure Security. The departure of H. R. H. the Prince ol Nagor Svaiga for Penang was announced in Bangkok by the issue of the following notification last week by the Peoples Party. "To-day the People.- Party invited Hi c Royal Highness the
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    HITLER'S LIEUTENANT.
    27 13 Adolf H'tier's substitute. Grejtor Strasser. the National-Socialist, who recently made a stirring speech on the radio in favour of German national revival as a Power.
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    OVER THE CAUSEWAY.
    738 13 I Assault On Aged Chinese. TWO UK AI, POLICEMEN PUNISHED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Jchore Bahru. July 11. An extraordinary private summons case came before Mr. R W. Grant. First Magistrate. Johore Bahru. yesterday morning and was continued until this morning, the magistrate continuing the hearing from
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    A Fatal Motor Accident.
    455 13 (From Oar ton Correspondent.) Johore Bahiu July 10. Last Thursday, shcrtly after 6.30 pjn while Inche Abdu! Kadir bin Daud. Deputy State Secretary. Johore. and his wife were on their way home in their own car, driven by their :ycV the car. just near the General
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    FINANCE AND NEW POLICY.
    1099 14 SOME CONCLUSIONS. Dangers Of Abolishing Chief Secretaryship. "Klyne Street," in a letter to the "Malay Mail comments as follows on the report of the Com mittee appointed by Government to consider the financial aspect of the "New Policy"Sir,—The report of the Committee on this nibject should
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    SHAUKAT ALI'S ACTION.
    804 14 AGAINST BOMBAY JOURNAL. Sequel To Communal Rioting. 3ombay, June 18. The Chief Presidency Magistrate, of Bombay, directed the issue of summonses against Mr. S. Sadanand, editor, and Mr. D. N. Nadkarni, printer and publisher of the "Free Press Journal and Bulletin," on an information filed on June
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    CEYLON IN PARLIAMENT.
    109 14 Governors Powers Defended t„ *v London. j u i v In the House of Commons a warm Z cf the Governor of Ceylon Data, certification was uttered by Sir Lister m the debate on the Colonial nf Estimates in reply to various criUcS The Governor, he :aid.
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    MUAR NEWS.
    129 14 Formation Of School Union. (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. July 10. The inaugural meeting of the Bandar Central School Union. Muar, was held on Thurv day with Mr. K. Kathiravelu. the Headmaster in the chair. Afer the introductory speech by 're eoafc man. Mr. T. M. Brmcrji. B.A.,
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