Malaya Tribune, 20 July 1932

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    31 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX. No. 170 SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapc c: Wednesday, July 20, 1932. I Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1932.
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      350 1 THE "malaya mmr IS THR BEST I ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MALAYA. ail i JjL jjjj C*// for I pH 111 "Chop HijaiT I <^^^n| 1 WM iiil You will be satisfied aWM HI I jl! I|#ga jj! CARLSBEHG I'ILSENER J I? ifißll' CIIOP HIJAU Obtainable at Hotels. Clubs and The
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      105 1 IB v T j BE SURE IT'S "DOG'S HEAD" GUINNESS STOUT j I g^s?sa»aa W i,.-.r ln i t j j The Tea of j World-wide Prestige j By its choice quality and incomparable flavour Lipton's Tea appeals to all who appreciate J the best {uncus ON SALE EVERYWHERE IN
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      272 1 By Far The LARGEST CIRCULATION Among The PERMANENT POPULATION. I \ou are suffering from Anaemia, General Debility etc I may have tried many kinds cf medicines which 'failed I to give satisfactory results. Why don't you try j HEMOSTYL ROJUSSEL? if Dont wait longer and ge\ a bottle to-day| from
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    Sports Reports by Air Mail.
    488 2 BOXING. HOW MARCEL THIL BEAT LEN HARVEY. WORLD'S MIDDLE-WEIGHT TITLE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Lo den, July 5 (by Air Mail). Lcn Harvcv. English middle weight champion was defeated en 'points before 10.000 spectators at the White City Stadium by Ma cc Thill (holder) in
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    POLO.
    222 2 INDIAN EMPIRE SHIELD. ROYAL ARTILLERY BEAT HURLINGHAM. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 5 (by Air Mail.) Hurlingham was seen at its best on th occasion of its annual Indian Empire gardcr party when the contest for the Indian Empir Challenge Shield, given by the Ruling Prince' of India,
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    THE TYRO CUP.
    246 2 In both ties in the Tyro Cup tournament at Hurlingham the results were unexpectedly 1 decisive. The Life Guards were beaten by Middlewick in the last match of the first round by 9V- goals to 4, after they had conceded 6 ',4 goals start. In the second
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    526 2 WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS. SUZANNE FLIES FROM FRANCE. (From Out Own Correspondent.) London, July 5 (by Air Mail). Mile Lenglen, the incomparable Suzanne was at Wimbledon on semi-finals day. She had not been seen there since her retirement from lawn tennis in 1926. She flew over frcm Paris to fulfil
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    ROWING.
    698 2 HENLEY REGATTA FINALS DIAMONDS FOR GERMANY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 4 (by Air Mall.) It was said the other day at the Wimb'.edon Championships that the foreigners could nowidays beat Great Britain at all sport—save me We were still supreme on the River. Henley erased that last
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    GOLF.
    453 2 FRANCE OVERWHELMED BY BRITISH WOMEN. MISS MORGAN AND MME LACOSTE TIE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 4 (by Air Mail). Great Britain won the women's international match against France at St. Germain with an unexpected margin, six matches to cne. A win was anticipated bu; not with such
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    CRICKET.
    288 2 ENGLAND'S CAPTAIN. D. R. JARDINES CHANCE. i From Our Own Correavonaenr t Lcndon, July 5 (by Air Mail). Iho official announcement that DoueIjs Robert Jardine is to captain the England iearn which will sail for Australia in September will fortunately save the public from further rumours and wild reports.
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      338 3 ===^r WORLD-WIDE RECEPTION If*} SCREEN GRID RADIO TO ,W\ PENTHODE-EQUIPPED PHILIPS ~jUM I SOLE AGENTS: UNITED MOTOR WORKS LIMITED. 137, Orchard Road, Sinjyapo-e. 'Phone 7142. WE ALSO i TJN DERTAKB TQ REPAIR ANy MAKE op RADIQ COMPONENT. WE ALSO STOCK PHILIPS" PICKUP FOR USE WITH GRAMOPHONES I fl HEALTH re
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      148 3 Something new tCLARET OLJP I j j fraser Neave, Ltd. < Guarding homes throughout the World! 'THROUGHOUT the world today there ara I thousands of families who live happily aa I the protection of Manufacturer* Life policies. I With Head Office in Canada, this great servico I is extended to
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      821 3 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. MONDAYS. PETALING HILL, 55.5 metres, testing dally from 10.30 to 'I am. MANILA. KZRM, 49.3 metres, every Monday 8 to 9 pm., weekly broadcast of recorded music. BANDOENG, PMY., 58.2 metres; 6.40 pm to »40 p m., speech and music by
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    Girls' Corner.
    414 4 Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE READERS. AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER. The Result Of Our Competition. My dear Nieces, Our first competition was not a great success because the number of competitors was sma 1. I believe there were about fifteen entrants It Is quite possible that most o! ycu thought
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    "GIRLS' CIRCLE."
    36 4 New Members. The following have been admitted and fnfolled as memljtrs of the "Girls' Circle:" "Flower of the Valley." "B ssie 8..*' ••Cordelia/' "P.C.N.," "Connie." "Curlylocfcs.'* "Joseph'.n? Liru." "Sunshine Susi?." "K S. Goli." r
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    "Arsene Lupin."
    296 4  -  (By "Baby" Now Girls. thL-» coming from a person who has written lei the first time may perhaps not attract your attention. But let's hop# it will becausc I want you to think my first article quite nice. "Arsene Lupin" pronounced by the French "Arsane Lupan" was recently
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    How I Spent My Holidays.
    171 4  -  (By "Cotherine." Ths first wetk of the holiUys I ,«ta:cd at home to rest my hard-used brains after th* «yam. On tho Monday of the second week I visited a friend of my sister *.t F.ist Coast Road. I did go to cinemas mow t»i.d
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    A Visit To The "Corner Store."
    431 4  -  (By "G.O.C.G." School-mates of mine, "O. O. C. 8," "Charlie Lea." and I were going to see "Girl Crazy" at the Capitol when we decided to drop in at "Our Corner Store" on Saturday. "Our Store" is a nice and cosy Uttle place, in
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    Our Circle.
    492 4  -  I (By "Annette." j We!! giils. it must be ag*s since I last con- tnbuted to the "Corner." but I must confer ih-t I really had no time. I know that ycu I all just adore our cute bacgeis. I think it trill be a very good idea
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    Te Keep Ducks.
    70 4  -  <By "Gradie Fields." An Irishman went to his landlord with a complaint. "My cabin roof is out of repair,' he said, "the rain has drowned all my hens." "Go to my agent," said the landlord. But the next day the Irishman returned with the same complaint. "Have
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    The Sunset.
    63 4  -  'By "Linda." The ball cf fire slowly and surely sunk In th? west, dipped Into the sea and vanished, leaving in its wake a trail of pink. The sky darkened. Shadows feU. The palm-trees looked like tall sentinels waving slightly a* they were s lhouetted against a grey
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    Modern Version Of A Paper Chase.
    681 4  -  (By "Janet Lea." A letter for me! Hurrah, and I had been rtarvrng for letters. With trembling fingers I slit open the envelope and cheers—an iuvitation to a picnic and a paper chase. Oh. girls, you don't know how I've longed for something of
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    Why I Changed My Name.
    248 4  -  rß* "Eirene." Good evnins cous rs! Good ev:ning everybody! Wei', what shall I say. Oh! yes! How do yru do, tverybody? I hope you are all -n th? best of health and that all ot you enjoyed your holidays. Before Igo any further I must
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    Pride.
    274 4  -  {By "Ramona." As I have not contributed for a leng time I introduce myself again as your old cousin "Ramona" and hope you won't find me a nuisance. I am very glad to know that I have many ccuslns too. Now, girls, I am going to have a talk
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    POULTRY-BREEDING.
    179 4  -  The Winning Essay. (By "Molly." Poultry-breeding, to my mind, is an ideal hobby for any girl or boy to take up, provided they have a small compound or garden and do not try to do too much. it is a hobby which cannot be expensive —a start could be
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    "Corneriten" Meet.
    745 4  -  (By "Gwennie." Oh love!7, lovely! Just listen to what I vt got to tell you. my little dears! I went dowr tc the "Corner Store" yesterday at about one o'clock. Having returned some magazines and pictorials that I had borrowed the pre' iom week I did a little
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    About My Badge.
    265 4  -  (By "Rath." My heartfelt thanks to dear Auntie Lizzie and our d:ar kind Ed tcr for the sweet little badg?. Oh, it Is simply beautiful. It just matches my school uniform to perfection. I shall always treasure my badge, so that when I am old and grey
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      383 4 j Everything big about the Improved I 1932 8 h.p Singer "Junior" but j j the price and the Petrol consumption! J IMH i rp ws**jj\ HI 1 1 I Singer "JUNIOR SALOON" j j w ith coachwork of the finest finish and ABSO- j j j LUTELY ALL-INCLUSIVE EQUIPMENT,
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1252 5 MINING. 081 0 RV FRASER A CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. n July 20, 15)32, 10 a.m. Buyers. Sellers. V4IUC n iilnil Tin 21,6 23(6 II M '.iiV 18 l" 20 £1 Hitam Tin 9 6 10 i" L Sung Padang $1 J Tn 019 0.23 $1
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    ANGLO-DUTCH LOSS.
    245 5 Surplus From Reserve Carried Forward. The accounts of the Anglo-DA teh Plantationof Java for 1931 show that provision has been made for a net los* of £77.876 in the year's woiking cf the operating company, after ing £201.059 for depreciations. In 1930 and 1929 the revenue received from
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    RUBBER RECONSTRUCTION.
    139 5 Selangor River Estates. Be.ails of the reconstruc'ion scheme for the Ec Bagor Rive: R..,b'3er Estates. Ltd.. whic'i was foreshadowed at the annual mectinj i' May, are now announced. The present company will sell to- a new company of similar title the ancle of thrssets for 284,694 shares of
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    MARKET PRICES.
    450 5 SINGAPORE, JULY 16. MEAT. Bcrf steak (round), kati 38 Be.f slew or curry, kati 28 Pc.k." l-rn. kati 46 Perk, lean and fat I tat quality), kati 38 Mutton Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 44 Hens (locally reared) kati 46 Ducks, each 50 Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair 82
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    CHETTIAR'S SECOND APPEAL.
    1926 5 INTERESTING POINT RAISED IN JOHORE. Is Rubber Agriculture?. An interesting point as to whether rubber can be classified under the caption of agriculture was raised in the Court of Appeal. Jchore, yesterday, in connection with the appeal of S.Y.R.Y. Somasunderam Chettiar against the decision of Mr. Justice
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    STRAITS CHINESE READING CLUB.
    219 5 I The opening meeting of the 47th season cf thr Straits Chinese Reading Ciub (Branch of CCA.) was held in the Institution Hall a Prinsep Street on Monday. Mr. Son? Org Siang, M.A.. LL.M., C.8.E., was in the chair. There was a good attendance of new
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    129 5 SHIPS ALONOSIDE THE WHARVH'B. Singapore, July 20. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Hong Hwa E.E.E. Wharf; Kistna 22; Rohmi 80. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3.) Rajputana 18; Mata Hari 16; Buenos Aire* Maru 13; Malayan Prince 11; Hal Hing 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3.j Tango Maru 30;
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    423 5 ACQUITTAL ON MURDER CHARGE. The case in which Lai Yew Fong. a shoemaker, was charped with committing the murder of" Li Neng. the brother of his employer, was continued yesterday at the Assize Court. At the conclusion of the trial the special jury letired for about half an
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    MALACCA MERRY-MAKERS.
    110 5 At the Brsl [general mccUnf of the Malacca Merry-Ma,: 'Musical and Dre.nie.tic Party* the foi owing gentlemen wire elected efficcoearers for the year: President, Mr. Lan Lone; 'am. V.c -Pn iden s. Mr. Cheali Chin Beng and Ifr. Tan Clieng Hock; hon. secretary. Mr. Chan W-C Liew: hon.
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    84 5 The funeral of Mr. W. Bruce Michie. who has for the last 25 years been connect* d with Insurance in Singapore, took place at Bidadari Cemetery reticrcjaj fef< moon. the Yen. Archdeacon Graham White- r,.flieiating. Mr. Michie. who was 53 yens of age. cam to Malaya in I!? 06 and
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      171 5 endure needless j flHfl f...m the torments I S SINGAPORE FOOT i. fc. S Buy a \1 flfl •oi ipheca oint- /)f A\B HEAL IT NOIV to-day. This i)i/Ufl c; <Tman /j/ J/JH |H —op suffer later! v. in effect j wiiPSg iflf su iutv and ImWu J I Just
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      160 5 pgnai nacßni a 1 4?% /INHALANTX 1 I mwm 1 B 1 Cures Colds J j safely. J Simply put a drop on 1 your handkerchief and i MttM aw 25*: l I -vapex- goes rair.h to the cause of urn 1 troubh -the germsnrttfcß W I multiply so rapidly
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      222 6 Amusements < Matinee To-Day, 3. IS 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 A New Paramount Jubilee Traduction presenting the Screen's Best-dressed and most Fascinating Star Kay Francis IN i The False Madonna Deception was her Business —Bemty was her Passport! With our usual excellent "shorts"— Latest British News also FORD STERLING in a
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      199 6 "DANCE TEAM" Will be a riot! Matinee To-Day at 3 p.m. NOTE: Owing to the length of this SPECIAL DOUBLE FEATURE programme performances will start at 6.5 p.m. and 9.5 p.m. sharp. JACK HOLT RALPH GRAVES in a thrilling dramatic adventure of the Sahara Hell's Island also Jean Harlow, Mac
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      230 6 W TO-NIGHT j Marie Dressier Polly Moran i j IN Politics j The M. G. M Laugh Riot. TO-MORROW "The Cuban Love Song' j I M.-G.-M.'s RECORD BREAKING MUSIC.YLE j TWO SHOWS FOR ONE PAYMENT. "SILENT AND ~T~\!Z7i FROM MONDAY, JULY 18 TO WEDNESDAY, JULY <>0 1932 j srr WEMBLEY
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    F.M.S. REVENUE.
    172 7 Huge Decline Recorded. The F.M.S. Revenue Returns for the first lour months of the current year compared with the corresponding period of last year show:— 1931 $18,748,882.4ft 1932 16,258,567.57 Down $2,490,314.83 This looks (says the "Malay Mail") as if the revenue for the current year will be about
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    68 7 The Shipping and the Import and Export omc:s will be open on Saturdoy July 30 and Monday I, for one hour only (from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.). j The M.M. "Perthes" is due here from Penang jen Sunday at 4 p.m. and will probably sail '(r Monday
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    U.S. SUSPENDS GREEK DEBT.
    32 7 Reuter. Alh:ns. July 20. Thj United Stat:s has agrczd tc the suspiDSlan cf pajmcnt cf the Gr::k debt due on July 1 for a period ci 2'_- years.—Reute:-.
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    SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION OF ARMAMENTS.
    101 7 Resolution Fjr General Committee To-day. Reuter. Geneva, July 19. The British, French. Italian and American delegations have practically completed the terms of the resolution for submission to the General Committee to-morrow, aiming at "substantial reduction of armaments,'' and accepting certain underlying pr.nciplcs of Mr. Hoover's proposals.
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    DYNAMITING DISASTER.
    54 7 Drill Boat Blown To Pieces. Reuter. Brockville, July 20. A drill boat engaged in dynamiting shoals in the Si. Lawrence River on the Canadian cide near here was blown to pieces by an explosion yesterday. Two men were killed and three injured. Eleven are missing and are believed
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    CANTON GOVERNOR.
    44 7 Mr. Chan Ming Shu May Visit Singapore. It is reported that Mr. Chan Ming Shu, the Governor of Canton, may be visiting Malaya soon. On enquiring at the Consulate-General, we were informed that nothing to this effect is known there as yet.
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    BRAZILIAN FINANCE.
    26 7 Reuter. Rio de Janeiro. July 20. A decree has been issued authorising the suspension of all payments due in Brazilian currency until Aug. 20.—Reuter.
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    SPORT AT MUAR.
    268 7 (Frcm Our Own Correspondent.J Muar, July IG. An Indo-CeyJonese team from Muar ma: entertained by ;the Indo-Ceylonese Association. Batu Pahat, ever the week-end. A number cf matches w;re played and tre result j are as follows:—Volley Ball: I. C, Mm r. beat I.C. A.. B. Pahat. 21-4.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    224 7 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, July 20. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 29 32d.. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 T s d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 27 32d., London CO days' sight 2c. 3 131Gd., London demand 2s. 3 25 32d.. London
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    WORKMAN BURIED ALIVE.
    168 7 Landslide At Upper Serangoon. Whilst engaged in earth work in the vitiiny c: the new Government Printing Office Upper Serangocn P.oad, two Chinese wcrkn., i were trapped in a landslide and bur'td a'!. l% about 7 o'clock la.st night. One man wts c :tricated in time, but
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    EUROPEAN LADY RESCUED.
    63 7 Incident Near The Sea View Hotel. A ilu:opcan lady. Mrs. Lane, got into difficulty's whilst baihing in the sea in the vicinity f the Sea View Hotel yesterday morning. She was with a party cf friends and was rescued by cne cf them. Mrs. Lane was semi-conscious
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS.
    315 7 THE SHARE MARKET. B. ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. July 20. 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 1 29 32d.. down 1 32d. New York: t% cents (G.). down 116 cor.t Shares: Nominal. Allenbys 25—35 cents. Ayer Moleks 15—20 cents, Ayer Panas 15—20 cents. Bassctts 10—15 cents, Brogas 10—15 centa. Bukit
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    CONCERT BY CHINESE CHOIR.
    110 7 A concert will be given by the "Say Mia Tnj Choir," under the dirctorship of Mr. J. McNeish. in the V.M.C.A. Hall on Pridav at 8.30 pm. in aid of the church funds of the Say Mia Tng (Chinese Christian Chih-ch). En addition to the choir,
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    AIR LINER IN SNOW STORM.
    42 7 Ten Occupants Killed In Wreck. Reuter. Valparaiso, July 20. The pan-American air liner 'San Jo:,e." from Santiago de Chile to Buen.-s Aires, was wrecked in a snow-siorm 40 BtflM north-east cl Santiaso. All ten occupants are dead.--Reuter.
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      47 7 INDUCING I I I i XH HERO j :ao tembe I J I i b i !l THE HEROINE I RGABAI KHDTE I THE VILLAIN j PENDARKAR I King of jAyodhya HE WHICH RANK BE- ..PRISON A l STON E IN MOVIEDOM— ?v SHORTLY I AT THE
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      582 7 I LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. sccony-vacuum corporation (formerly known as S.andard Oil Company of New \crk> hereby announces that at the close of businesr on 31s„ July, 1932, it will take ever the contracts, business, a-1 oth3r obi gation-;. and all accounts cf Standard Oil Company ol New York, Inc. There
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      348 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. j The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Strait* Settlement*). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Street. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry. EC. The Company ha* £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compiles with the British Life
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    THE WEEKLY WAGE AND DAYLIGHT SAVING.
    814 8 Last night's discussion at the Clerical Union meeting resulted in approval of the principle of the weekly Wage. To-day's Rotary Club debate, we anticipate, provided a verdict in favour of Daylight Saving. There truly seems to be a preponderating weight of opinion in support
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    19 8 Places of business in Johore will be rinsed lo-morrou. which le the anniversary r,[ d»aih of the late Sultan
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    41 8 Mi P. H. Barton, local manager for Messr.. Ocstetner's, Ltd., flew to Java by K.N.I.L.M •plane this morning on a business visit, and early in August will, with Mrs. Barton and child, proceed Home on leave by the East Asiatic "Alsia."
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    55 8 Mr. Lee Ah Fook, who writes his address as 430, Bat Kee Tailors, Singapore, asks us to state that he is not the "cheerful prisoner," Lee Fook. who was at Seremban the other day sentenced to three months' r.i. for failing to notify the police of his departure from Negri
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    63 8 Housewives needing to learn simple colloquial Malay are notified that a cla:s for beginners will be held at the Y.W.C.A., Raffles Quay, on Fridays at 9.30 a.m., commencing at the beginning of August. A first class experienced beacher, Inche Jaafa bin Ghani, has been engaged. Inche Jaafa has instructed many
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    74 8 The Penang Branch of the Ex-Services Association of Malaya are holding a week-end entertainment for members and wives, tha proposed dates being Aug. 27 and 28. The entertainment will take the form of a dance en the Saturday evening and golf or swimming on Sunday morning, followed by a tiffin
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    IN DEFENCE OF ROTARY.
    349 8 The Social Parliament Of Man. Secular Sermons. —II. Rotary should need no defence. Th? only criticism that can be made is that some cf its members, being human beings with human failings, do not live up to its ideal cf Service. That is no criticism :f
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    UTILITY OF HIGH SPEEDS.
    234 8 Demonstrate Quality Of Materials. Rugby. July 19. Kaye Don's achievement in rceapturtag the water speed r:ccrd for Britain, which now again holds the world records in air, on land and ?83. has revived discussion as to the practical util.ty of there high speeds. The general I
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    RAILWAY CHIEF RESIGNS.
    116 8 Lack Of Confidence. Reuter. i Ottawa, July 1!). Criticisms of the management of th» Canadian National Railways have led t o the resignation of Sir Henry Thorn'on, Chairman of the Board of Directors and President of the Canadian National Railways. He has sent a lett r to
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    44 8 Ftcm Holland by *he "Kota Inten," due nt Singapore to-morrow afternoon. Frcm Europe (Londcn moils despatched on June 301, by :hn •Ranpura," due at Pfcaang at 6 a.m. tr-rrorro;v. From Chin:i tad Japan by the "Morioka Maru due at Singapore on Saturday.
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    27 8 Mr. Daniel E. Sundram will be the speaker at the prayer meet:'ng at the Methodist Mission Chaprl, Paya Lbar, to-r.icr/ow at 5 p.m. on '"ilie Model Churchman."
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    To-day's Features.
    56 8 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. CM page 3. GHtLS' CORNER, on page 4. CHETTLAR'S SECOND APPEAL, on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. en page 8. CLUB DIARY, on pag? 11. DIARY OF EVENTS, on pag> 11. OUR READERS' VIEWS. 6n page 12. MALAYANS AT HOME, m page 12. THE
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    405 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON", It is, unhappily, a Wet 1 i for many people nowaday* Curious, isn't it?—it j. save daylight and yel ."I've gone out of m 3 M going no further/says th e Kvff person. He's wrong—he's L '..in,r IrdamF, »»y soon, rl had enough of him.
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    53 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 1 15 16d. New York: 2 13 16 cents (O Singapore: 5 7 16—5 1 1- cent' TIN. Londcn Spot £125 Ls* I* London 3 months: 1117 I*. M 6d.i Singapore: $65.50. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report Sundried Mixed No hiisint'KS Ls being
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      39 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT Yesterday's Max. Temperature, 90 deg. F. Last night's Mm. Temperature, 79 deg. F Yesterday's Rainfall, nil. Sunshine, 9.1 hcurs. 1 p.m. Relative Humidity. G£ per cent. 1 p.m. Wind, S. 10 m.p.h. 1 p.m. Weather, cloudy.
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    Malaya Must Line Up With World. CLERICAL UNION AND WEEKLY WAGE.
    2376 9 MAKING HISTORY IN MALAYA. Request To Government To Take Steps. Would Terms Of Notice Be Affected? debate <>n th: pn po«al to establish klv \Va«;. *y tern i:i Malaya was hld at a special meeting of th** < I
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    WELCOME TO EMPIRE DELEGATES.
    268 9 Will Set Example To The World. Ottawa, July 19. The British and other delegations arrived at Ottawa this morning and were greeted by j l uge, cheering crcwd at the railway station. The Premier, the H n. R. J. Bennett, Cabinet Minirters and leading local dignitaries
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    KING OPENS NEW BRIDGE.
    378 9 Graceful Structure Across The Thames. Rugby. July 19. The new five rpan bridge across th; Thames at Lambeth, erected at a cost of £550.000 was jpened by H. M. the King this afternoon. Tne bridge is an txtiem-ly grac ful structure and is built of steel
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    MISSING CHETTIAR CASE APPEAL.
    2030 9 NO REASON FOR HIS DISAPPEARANCE. Forgery And Perjury Alleged. Judgment Against Weight Of Evidence. In appealing against the judgment if Mr. Bui Urn in the "missing Che.liar case," Mr. V. L>. Km «ie I tliat it was a m*>st extraorJinary affair, as ftm was no nascn
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    Sports & Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    268 10 Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. SINGAPORE LEAGUE RESULTS. YESTERDAY'S THIRD DIVISION GAMES. GOALLESS DRAW AT JALAN BESAR. The Medical Services did well to hold the Ho Bong SC. to a goalless draw at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Tne Chinese team did naost cf the attacking and the Medicals' goal had
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    V M.C.A. BEAT PUBLIC SERVICES.
    200 10 At the Geylang Stadium yesterday the V.M.C.A. beat the Public Services by 3—o in Dir. 111 o: the Singapore League. The losers f Ided weak team and were a man short. Ur. i eng Liang refereed and the teams were: YMA .A.: Billy Loh. Chu
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    CHEAP POINTS FOR BRAMTOCO.
    35 10 The ThM Division match of the S.A.F.A. between Robinsons and Bramtoco. arranged to bo played yesterday on the S.H.B. ground, did not take place, Robinson's having ceneeded a walk-over to Bramtoco.
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    LATEST POSITIONS OF TEAMS.
    149 10 THIRD DIVISION. Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Ho Hong 13 7 1 5 25 9 19 M.P.H. 11 9 1 1 38 11 19 S.H.B. 11 8 1 2 31 13 18 Marine 10 9 1 0 29 7 18 Bramtoco ll 6
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    31 10 At a committee meeting of the Shahar Baaaar F. C, on Monday, Inche Mohamed Ismail bin Abdul Kadir was elected hon. secretary in place of Tuan Shaikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Balfagal.
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    47 10 The following will represent Clerical Union against Old Rafflesians' Association on Friday, on the former's ground at 5 p.m.:—Jwee Khee; All Chew, Guan Yam; Teng Seng, D. K. Samy, Khtam Chuan; Yeow Siang, Khoi Sian, Chong Hooi, Teck Kirn and Wah Keng. Referee: Mr. Lim Kee Cheok.
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    JOHORE HULL CUP COMPETITION.
    212 10 P.W.I). PLAYER ORDERED OFF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, July 19. The first match in the Johore Hull Cup compfctuun Vas played this afternoon on the Istana Padauig, between the Police Sports Club and the P W.D.A.A., the former winning by three goals to one.
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    THE VETERANS' MATCH.
    65 10 The organisers cf the veterans' soccer match. S.C.C. and S.R.C. v. Chinese and Malays, at the Jalan Besar Stadium on the 30th inst., en behalf of the Unemployment Funds, are Messrs. A. M. Alsagoff, Tan Lee Wan, A. Buchanan and L. A. Rappa. The fixture is exciting
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    66 10 WINNER OF KING'S PRIZE. RECORD SCORE AT BISLEY. London, July 19. The King's prize at Bisley was won by Company Sergeant-major Bayly (late 4th West Kent Regiment) with the record aggregate ol 289. Antourer-sergeant French (1st Herts Yeomanry) was second with ,287 and Sergeant Fulton, la't year's winner, was
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    163 10 S.C.R.C. TOURNAMENT. Results and ties in the S. C. R. C. tournament: •A" doubles h'cap. (final): John Lim and Tan Huck Toe beat Chua Choon Sim and Yap Ah Hyan 6-2, 6-4. •"A" Singles h'cap (final): Cheong Chee Lim beat C. K. Pang 6-2, 6-1. Singles championship: Woon
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    YACHTING.
    50 10 AMERICAN SUCCESS IN BRITISH WATERS. London, July 19. Ir th Eritlsh Americas cup contest on the Ryde and the Solent yesterday America secured the; fir_t four places in the six metres internaticnal class with Lucie, Bobkat, Jill and Nancy. America gained 26' 4 points and Great Britam 10 points.
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    GOLF.
    235 10 ISLAND CLUB v. S.J.G.C. The following are the teams and starting times for the four-ball match between the Island Club and the Singapore Japanese G.C. on Sunday on the Island Club course (Japanese players mentioned first): 8.45 D. Uekuri and R. Suzuki v. J. T. Smith and C. Bateman.
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    K.G.C. ST. JAMES' CUP.
    22 10 In the final of the St. James' Cup at Keppel. C. R. Evans beat A. M. Low 2-up.
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    18 10 The annual athletic sports of the Johore State Police will take place at Johore Bahru on Aug. 5.
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    34 10 The match between the Johore Chinese Football Association and the Chinese Companion Athletic Association of Singapore has been postponed at the request of the Singapore team. It was originally fixed for the 23rd. inst.
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    ALL-INDIA TEAM AT HARROGATE.
    97 10 DEFEATED BY COUNTY CHAMPIONS. MACAULAY AND VERITY PLAY HAVOC. CRICKET. London, July 19. The All-India team were the guests of Yorkshire at Harrogate for the week-end, where they were beaten by six wickets in a low scoring game, the Yorkshire bowlers, Verity and Macaulay, playing havoc
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    LEADERS' POSITIONS UNCHANGED.
    462 10 COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS. Reuter. Of the eight County championship matches started on Saturday, four produced decisive results (including the Sussex v. Kent match reported yesterday) while Surrey, Northants. Leicester and Somerset collected first inning; points. 1 Gloucestershire, runners-up last year, continue to have a bad season. Warwickshire
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    CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE.
    173 10 The following Js the County championship table up to date: Ist In. Points 15 5 3 4 P. W. L. W. L. D. Pts. Kent (3) 19 9 2 1 5 2 163 Yorkshire (1) 17 9 2 2 1 3 160 Sussex (4) 15 9 0 1
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    SIX WICKETS FOR ONE RUN!
    79 10 In the Malay League match on Sunday last at the M.F.A. ground, Minto Road beat Kg Tiong by an innings and 28 runs. Kg. Tiong, tatting first were dismissed for only 23 runs and Minto Road replied with 115 runs (Amin Kochil 54). Playing very
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    Latest Cables From China.
    1974 10 RUSSIANS STILL MARCHING TO THE FRONTIER. JAPANESE AIR AND fNFANTRY ATTACK ON JEHOL. CHINESE VOLUNTEERS STEADILY ADVANCING ON MUKDEN. Hongkong, July 19. It will be recalled that in consequence of the Army v. Navy dispute, Admiral Chan Chat was ousted from office by Gen. Chan Chai
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    What's On To-Night.
    187 10 Alhambra.—Jack Hclt and Ralph Graves in Hel'.'s Island."' also Jean Harlow. Mac Clark end Mane Prevcst lo Three Wise Girls." Mat n-e. at 3 p.m. Friday: "Polly cf the CLcus." Capitol.—Kay Francs in "The Faise Madcrna." preceded by "shoits" and latest Bri ish N:ws. Also Ford Sterling
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    PHANTOM STATE OF MANCHUKUO.
    110 10 Illness Of Lord Lytton Regretiable. Reuter. London, Ju'.v 2'j "The news of Lord Ly.ton's ap t a r(TV grave Illness is most deplorable," Ta"News Chronicle" in an editorial. 4 Ti h* culties of the unfortunate League of Commission in Manchuria aie gravt y.ithout any unnecessary addition
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    JAPANESE PLANES BOME CHOYANG.
    94 10 Reuter. Piping, July 20. A new crisis has arisen in the Manohur.ni Huatlon by the Japanese threat of invu f Jchol and Chihli Province. Marshal Chan 1 ueh Liang has received a tclegiam frcm tin jovernor of J:hol reporting that ux Japan.' aeroplanes had bombed Chaoyang.
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    280 10 Double-Feature Programme At Alhambra. An excellent double-feature prcgramm presented at the Alhambra last night in Wise Girls" and "Heirs Island." The lust story of thre? girls in New Ycrk. each ot vhcrr. has a love affair. Two of the girls re m I happiness and the misadventures
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    CAREER OF CRIME.
    132 11 Straits-Born Chinese With Bad Record. Pleading guilty to charges of criminal breach of trust and using a false name, an Er.gli:-h-speakin„ Straits-born ObtttWK was sentenced to four years' rigcrous imprisonment to be followed by two years' Police supervision, by the District Judge (Mr. C. Wilson) yesterday. The
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      556 11 CLUB DIARY. (There, are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members cf which arc readers of trie "Malaya Tribune." This Diary ir. provided specially for thepi. Secretaries are invited to cc-operoLe in keeping it up-io-dc'*' and complete. Happening:- of general interest will still be included in the
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      341 11 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY. JULY 20. 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.O. PL (Eurasian), Night Firing Sights. TO-MORROW, JULY 21. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. 2nd Bn. Sig. Section. 30 yards Range. 5.15 p.m.— Headquarters, "E" (Chinese. Coy., Section Leading. FRIDAY.
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      272 11 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, JULY 20. High Tides —12.50 p.m., 11.55 p.m. Notary Luncheon, Adelphi Hotei. Football League: Div. 1, R.A. v. S.R.C, Anson Road; Div. 2, R.A.F. II v. R.A. 11, Jalan Besar. TO-MORROW. JULY 21. High Tide.—l.l 7 p.m. Singapore Swimming Club "At Home.'* 5 p.m. Football League:
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    1011 12 HAtiF-MASTED FLAG FOR LATE SULTAN. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, June 24. News was received with much regret tr many people tn this country of the death o J his late Highness the Sultan of Pahang, an. immediately it became known the flag o. Malaya House
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    AVIATION IN MALAYA.
    148 12 Perak's First Landing Ground. The K. M. ft. Government Gazett? contains thu following notification:— In exercise of the powers vested in him by section 9 (v) of The Air Navigation Enactment, in 1929, the Chief Secretary to Government hereby declares that the Taiping Landing Ground is an
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    CHINESE CLASSICAL DANCERS.
    30 12 One of the scenes in the performance of Pei Nan School, Singkawang. Another scene in the performance. Charleston Dance. Turkestan Dance. (By Courtesy of "Sin Kuo MinV)
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    CLERICAL UNION.
    154 12 Total Membership Now Over 1,000. The following is contained in the latest circular of the Cle.ical Union to its member.,: Membership: There are 1,008 membeis en the roll: 184 applications for membership were approved and confirmed by the Council on June 29. Finance: Cash at bank on June
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    34 12 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylr>n to-day is Rs. 152 for $100. The rate of payment rf Money Order from India and C<>ylon 1° R; 1 f.fj for $100.
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    OUR READERS' VlEw$ Letters To The Editor,
    91 12 [Our rcater* are invited to write to subject* of public interest. It must be HL? itood that the "Malaya Tribune" i.»cessarily endorse opinions expressed bt m».*" oondentt LETTERS SHOULD BE AS 2 AS POSSIBLE, preferably flEHif,, JJS tracing), and on one side of
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    Watch-Selling Fraud.
    66 12 (To the Editor. Mc'aya IWkmM*l Sir—I observed in the "Peopled p- cpfr Saturday "N. S.'s" 1-Uer m the abov e 'su b po.d cr.n confirm what hr mjr. There many who fall into this trap it j S a P i ty 2 Polic- cann't lake BCtfOn f
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    Married Women Who Work.
    88 12 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribtinc.*) Sir, —My excuse for re-cp"n:ng a diicuak» which has betn argued b:for? but has quiescent for some tim:* is n:t that I h»v. art axe to &rind cr that I have a grfcvinct against anyone. An unprecedented slump 4 on and
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    Sharkeky-Schmeling Film.
    91 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune,"} Sir, —I b:-g to enquire, through the mediur. -f your esteemed paper, whether any of os> ,ccal cinema managements have secured a full 3!m, either sound or site it, of th? Shattercchmeling tight. Fy this time the managana*. vhich has secured it should
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    "Abu Hassan."
    115 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") 8:r,--This remarkable film, which u< crt.ned only for a short pe\od h?re. had i iient effect cn the minds of the general publ.w.e of wh'm, amongst my friends, requested no to write a few line» in yuur valuable Journal so that It may
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    The Social Problem.
    147 12 (To the Editor, •'Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —One night, as I was walking in tte vicinity of Bras Road, I happened w> see a beautiful ycung nonya who was speaking angrily to two well-dressed men. I astonished to hear her say in English: "In future open your eyes
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    Flying Foxes And Pigcons As Food.
    131 12 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune") Sir, —During the season nun? people will go out after them, esperJ." Chines"!, because they believe in eating the* foxes as a tonic; but &re they really good 1 a tonic? On the other hand, Malays don't eat fly
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    The Unemployment Funds.
    96 12 "Heartbroken" questions whether the mittees of the Unemploym sat Fundi ""Tg sufficient enterprise in appealing to B for subscriptions, and asks us w rfP the following vers-s. taken Y.W.C.A. journal from a Madras puolioaiw How simple and how pleasant A Finance Appeal would be If each and
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      128 12 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW. JULY 2! Singkawang, Pcmangkat and Selakau (Palopo) 8 a.m. Fenang, Province Wellesley, North-West Pcrek. Kedah. Siam. North. NorthBest and North-West Sumatra <Kedah) 10 a.m. China. Hainam, Japan, Korea. Formosa, East Siberia. Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. tTalma» 1 p.m. "Ctylon, South Africa and South-East Of
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    THE HEALTH OF SINGAPORE.
    4677 13 Il(K ,c \ND DIPHTHERIA STILL rf** 1 PREVALENT. TIV PRACTICALLY FREE FROM SMALLPOX. V PASTEURISATION OF MILK ADVOCATED. Water Can He Drunk From The Tap. a brief summary of which has al- Mai ay a Tribune," shows that the water is free from smallpox, that tuberculosis
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    Dr. ton Koo, the Chinese assessor to the League Com nission of Inquiry, interviewed by newspaper men at Shanghai. „
    26 13 Dr. ton Koo, the Chinese assessor to the League Com nission of Inquiry, interviewed by newspaper men at Shanghai. (By Courtesy of "Sin Chew Jit Poll")
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      245 13 THIS IS POSTUM TIME Po,tomi.r..yioppep.p*:pour "NO, I haven't given up tea don't inboiling water o.er teaspoon- j either. I like it too well. But six or ful in a cup morr op less Postum as >ou prefer), -dd .ug«r, milk seven cups a day were just a little too much,
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    456 14 DID YOU KNOW THE Cause of Cancer? ißy Ovr Scientific Correspondent.) The existence of cosmic rays has been known for about twenty years, yet about what they STi and how they are made we are completely ignorant. C :nic rays are radiations of electro-mag-netic energy of incredibly short wave-length ar.d
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    244 14 The wVorkerV Unber^ w?ek m by boll R in ion Or« the cefi propria* ied li in me t Englls! outd nm i of fif have begun witi* of a right -'hofV Vcung Men's ChU «i /fi Hailrham) and S in the cau<e cf «5 and
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      479 15 Jrameb sailings^ p o. BI fITISB INDIA AP CARLINES. <; in England). CARGO SKUVICKS. ORIENTAL STEAM 0 LONDON AND SERVICE A .-n His Majesty's (Under nU nt -ROM LONDON. ol 'na and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore 1933. G 0 70 July 20 17.000 July 22 11.000 Aug. 5 6.500 Aug.
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      580 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. THE K. LINE? (J^P^M&il) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam Mlddleanorouaa. vessels Tonnage. l>oe. Bau. HARUNAMARU 10.500 July 27 28 KATORI MARU 10,000 Aug. U M j KASHIMA MARU 10.000 Aug. 25 26 t YASUKUNI MARU 12.000 Sept. 6 7 HAKONE MARU 10.500 Sept. 21 22 SUWA
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      521 15 STEAMER SAILINGS^ j@ rtf NORDDEUTSCHEK (incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the CompaW lntende< natures:- OCTWABDS ..ATc-nrR" for Manila, Hkong, Y'hama, Kobe, Osaka, Nago> Hankow To Da n, "HAVEL" for H'kong, S hai. Japa 3 Taku. Dairy and Tsingtau S A ARBRUCKEN for H'kong. S'hai. Taku. Daln> and Tsingtau g.
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      518 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. AMENDED NOTICE. ORDINANCE NO. 155 (COMPANIES). The National Commercial and Saving Bank (Singapore), Limited. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company and held at the Registered Office, No. 14, Chulia Street Singapore, on Wednesday, 22nd June, 1932 the following Special Resolution was duly
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      551 16 EDUCATIONAL. Private Tuition and Evening Classes, French, English, Dutch. German, by a lady. Apply Box No. 598, c o Malaya Tribune. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. Established IC2B. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls) B—Short Street. Singapore. Offers thorough training In Music—both PRACTICAL THEORETICAL Courses leading to CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA,
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      523 16 'tyimiMi'»!»...,.,^^ TRIBUNE SMALL ADS I I BRING RESULTS 9 j j BECAUSE THEY REACH I I THE m j PERMANENT POPULATION i I m 1 |j ?«-.«-.«l-«llBM«,,«„. II IIBI1 lIBIIBIIi MBI^(| J I Ml" FOR SALE. FOB SALE-EighT~rT7 Linotype Motors, each L, HP all m good working order". Fo? further
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