Malaya Tribune, 28 July 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX. -No. 177 SINGAPORE THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1932 JTVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, July 28, 1932 Malaya Tribune. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1932
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    746 2 Round-Table Delegates Confer —Decision To Withdraw Co-operation If Sir Hoare's Policy Is Continued—The Secretary Of State's Reasons—Sir T. B. Sapru's Rejoinder—Hardened Conservative Opinion Has Come To Rule, Says Sir Sapru. The conference of Round-Table delegates at Bombay on the 9th and 10th inst. was a great
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    SIR SAMUEL'S DEFENCE.
    186 2 Both in Parliament on the 13th inst. and at i London dinner on the 7th inst. Sir Samuel as tried to argue that he has been much misunderstood, trat the mam reason of his change if method—not policy—was the desire of the [ndians themselves to expedite the
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    SIR T. B. SAPRU'S REJOINDER.
    583 2 Interviewed about sir Samuel Hoare's earlier Dinner speech, Sir T. B. Sapru said: Of course, the speech proceeds on the assumption that we have imperfectly understood the new plan and that we are suspecting the motives of the authors of the new plan under the
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    "NO USE RECONCILING THE IRRECONCILABLE."
    249 2 There are seme explanations, which make :he thing explained worse than it ii and Sir Samue! Hoare's explanation is an instance in point. Let him not with an air of injured innocence say it is due to cur imperfec: stud} w appreciation of his new
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    WILL THE CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE PUNCTION?
    222 2 For the moment, two points are in the forefront: Firstly, that in case the Liberals as a body withdraw their support. Hindu representation would disappear from the Consultative Committee and only Muslims, Sikhs and the minorities would be left. The next point is that the
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    GENERAL.
    213 2 During the present year 44 Indians and 102 Chinese have been expelled from Burma as undesirables. The suit filed by Moulana Shaukat Ali against Mr. Sadanand, Editor "Free Press Journal" for alleged defamation has been postponed to Sept. 2. A communique states that Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru has somewhat improved
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    JAPANESE TRADE WITH INDIA.
    279 3 Protests Against High Tariffs. Simla, July 26. Representatives of Japanese importers and exporters to India have sent a deputation to 5K 9 eorge Ra iny. the Commerce Member of tne Viceroy's Executive Council, to discuss the position cf Japanese imports, emphasising that Japanese only wanted their
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    PLANTERS' ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA.
    302 3 Demand For Proper Inquiry On R.R.I. A special meeting of the Council of the Planters Association of Malaya was held in Kuala Lumpur on July 25 for the purpose of considering the communique of the Board of Jul 1 1 Z? eae rcl lM »tute Malaya,
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION.
    199 3 Delegates from Malacca. Sercmban and Singapore will meet this week-end for their btopaW convention. This year the meetings WW be of special importance as Dr E Stanley Jones will address the Leaguers. The programme :s as follows: Friday. July 29: 4.30 p.m.: Games. Telok Ayer Wesley League
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    WORKLESS IN U.S.
    158 3 Growing Worse Day By Day. aT over tf&t&Xli likely to hP o« millions. Nor is this wckers in m„i„ meas ""n8 the numbers of lover £y°7 ZZlr, haS out Slnce >t is certain thif th. owing t n uJ? £S lllBB P ar,?ti£^T^ u n are n
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      252 3 I Far Fast Oxygen Acetylene Co., LtcL I PHONE *****. fg.ls Per Drum of 1 cwt.-Delivered at Your Godown H Special Rates for Large Orders. I Ugly Yellow end Stain I Teeth Whiten Lfi^l m Iroarttrthi n V jU:; 3 dd >' 3 >'~ ur will look whiter mm ua
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      77 3 j RENE ULLMANN'S Annual Cheap Sale THE GREATEST EVENT tfoFl Sacrificed Prices... [THE UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY. j iv J !;(!i^^ H Q UAUTY QUOTATIONS j SOME OF OUR BARGAINS j QUALITY CHROME LEVER j j SWISS MADE 98.50 each j THOUSANDS OF OTHER DESIGNS*. HIGH QUALITY, LOWEST I WRIST and POCKET
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      104 4 'You start drinking Bournville Cocoa to-day and see what a difference the energy food-drink fMost young people overgrow their strength. It is then that they need S •most urgently the extra nourishment that Bournville Cocoa gives. w Measured by the energy it gives you, bulk for bulk and price for
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    969 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. I MINING, v CO*, EXCHANGE -«i yu STOCB BROKERS. [932, 10 a,m. Mr" Buyers. Sellers. Tin 21 6 23€ U 18|- t*»--9 9 10 7- 8 0.05 0.10 $1 I 0.21 0.24 0.40 norn c 5 7 norn o 6 1!- nom £1 0.15 020
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    108 5 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVEB. Singapore, July 28. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Cremer 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S) Haruna Maru 18; Tevere 13; Larut 11. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 8.) Taybank 30; Phemius 32; Perak 24. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4.) Marella 46; Karoa 48. West Wharf
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      56 5 AB3OR^m E J r 1 ™ay wrench his ■nd stiffness. Rub P*a quick relief. 0 r} ie taut muscles «iawd and relieved, i thai Absorbing Jr. i s °t the pain, for at warmth and relief :1 r flic danger of Jr. Does nor '"'frcesam- TKLs CO; 2 2 JJJ
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      334 5 i XI II j Dab ifc on crista and temples when tired, add j Ĕ I j jr j a ,iberal das h to the bath and shaving water... ft /J Jt keeps you elastic and gloriously fit. B lif j When buying 'W an d its allied Toiletries look
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      684 5 CLUB DIARY. f There are numerous Clubs and Societies in •Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary it provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in
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      169 6 JLmusements < A GREAT DOUBLE ATTRACTION AT Commencing B.IS TO-NIGHT 9.15 ON THE SCREEN I Alluring, Beautiful, Captivating TALLULAH BANKHEAD in a role that matches her magnificent powers of acting— Paramount's Celebrity Production THE CHEAT SEE The Beautiful SIAMESE DANCE Sequences! ON THE STAGE I First Appearance in Malaya of
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      134 6 DANCE TEAM Plains soon to open! t LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT Barbara Stanwyck Adolphe Menjou-RalpSi BellamyI IX Forbidden i To-Morrow Friday Fox brings you a joyful carefree show with two grand stars giving it that "champagne" touch— A BUBBLING ROMANCE IN PARIS! Joan Bennett John Boles IN Careless Lady j To-day's
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      338 6 BUMPER HOUSE BUMPER HOUSE BUMPER HOUSE GREET j KING of AYODHYA I AT THE j 615 TO-NIGHT 9.151 Durgabai Hhote and Govindrao Tembe I! IN I KING OF I HyodhyH The First Original I Hindusf liani i j j Movietone rendition of the epic drama unfolding the spiritual j and
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    309 7 B. RTLIN AND CO/S REPORT. July 28, 11 a.m. RUBBER. Louden: 2d., unchanged. New York: 3 116 cents <G.>, up 110 cent. Shares: Nominal. Allenbys 25 —35 cents, Aycr Moleks 15—20 cents, Ayer Panas 15—20 cents, Ba„ssetts 10 —15 cents, Brogas 15—20 cents. Bukit Jelotongs 05—10 cents,
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    DEATH OF MALACCA PLANTER.
    104 7 The death took place at Malacca potter day after a sltort illness of Mr. Chi Bco Chens Ht the age of 40. at his lerldcnce. &2. He.ren Street. The deceased tcek ill only a week a?;o and in rpite of the best medical aid. passed away.
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    Latest Cables From China. FIERCE BATTLES IN PROGRESS IN MANCHURIA.
    1261 7 JAPANESE FAIL TO DRIVE BACK GENERAL MA. INTENSIFICATION OF THE JEHOL CRISIS. CUSTOMS LOSS: CHINA APPROPRIATES BOXER FUNDS. .SERVICES OF SIN KUO MIN, SIN CHEW JIT POH, MIX KVO JIH PAO AND UNION TIMES.) Shanghai, July 28. Cables received to-d;;y
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    JAPAN TO LEAVE LEAGUE?
    292 7 Lytton Report May Prove A Sensation. Reuter. Tokyo. July 27. In accordance with Manchukuo's request fcr the appointment of Japanese high advisers in financial, military and diplomatic affairs the Japanese Government has d.cided to leccmmend Mi. Kesaroku Mizumachi as Financial Adviser and Lieut.-General Kumashichi Tsauushi. as
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    JAPANESE PLEA FOR UNDERSTANDING.
    241 7 Convinced Of Justice Of Her Cause. Reuter. London. July 27. A plea for und rstanding and co-operation from Euiope with Japan in :h? hour of her crisis is made by Colonol Homma. Japanese Military Attache, speaking at the dinner the Japan Society in honour of himself
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    ACCIDENT NEAR NEW STATION.
    63 7 Car Runs Down Railway Porters. A motor-car alleged to have been driven by r. European ran cown two Indian railway por(eis near the entrance to the new station m lanjong Pagar yesterday morning. Both men were badly injured. One victim sustained two fractured ribs and the
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF FELT HAT.
    91 7 Court Sequel To Incident In Supreme Court. There was a sequel befo;e the Third Magistrate (Mr. A. C. Boyd> this morning to an incident that occurred in the Supreme Coun yesterday, when a Chinese, Tay Eng Koh was charged with theft of a felt "hat
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      210 7 T~~~ BOXING ShLECT PROGRAMME: JULY ?9th NEW WORLD ARENA. I I Double Main Event. 5 T SPECIAL WELTERWEIGHT CONTEST— v 10 Rounds. VS LjBDR. ELLIS. Clraropiooj. (Champion cf R a > FEATHERWEIGHT CONTEST-10 Rounds I NICKY SFLLIVAN vs. G. MORALES Ch (Persistent cVij nleri SEMI-FINAL CONTEST-C Round* "WWJOE DIAMOND vs.
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      480 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. Municipal Commissioners Of The Town Of Singapore, Assessment For The Year 1932. Rates due for the 2nd Half-Year 1932. C\vn?rs of property are reminded that ratej for the 2nd half-year. 1932. are due and payable in advance without demand at the Municipal Offices in the month of
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      361 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. T, Assurance in force over $35,000*000. i The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated to the Straits Settlement*). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life BuUding, Cecil Street, Singapore The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court ot England and compile, with the RntUh mm. n 5?
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    176 8 > CKNO\ DQMENT. Kxv. Ch:vg Khyr Yotm and fami'v b;g to tend-.- U*fc« siteer st thanks to all thn?e rela ivcf an. 1 fj? ci v.he a trad.d the nzftcra! and n grt vi .its cf th? late Mr. Ch'np Khy Yc-g md wfcc t-> thos? who sen;
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    ROAD v. RAIL.
    827 8 The lorry drivers of the Taiping district have rendered a public service. They have offered a vigorous challenge to the policy of crippling road transport in the interest of the railway, by going on strike against further harsh requirements which would probably, and apparently are intended to,
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    71 8 The second public performance of the Johore State Band takes place to-day at 5 p.m. at the Gardens, Johore Bahru. by kind permission of H.H. the Sultan. With deep regret members of the United Chinese Football Association learn of the death of the father of Mr. Goh Thiam Seah C
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    LABOUR GAIN IN BY-ELECTION.
    97 8 Turn-Over Of Nearly 8,000 Votes. Rugby, July 27. The result of the Parliamentary by-election at Wednesbury (Staffordshire) caused by the elevation to the House of Lo.ds of the Conservative Member, Viscount Ednam, on the death of his father, the Earl of Dudley, was declared to-day as
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    SPEEDING UP AIR MAIL.
    178 8 English Service Within 15 Days! I Singapore will have the satisfaction of receiving English mails on the fif eenth day after despatch f.om London when the Karachi-Madras air mail service starts in October next. It is reliably learnt that the service will start on Oct. 15
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    PETROL CHALLENGE.
    66 8 Malacca Interested. In regard to tie exclusive report in ft erdays"Malaya T.ibune that agrnts cf Ok Pai.-Pacific Oil Cc. are a:ranging to taapor store and sell petrol in Singapore at a pric, cheaper than that of th; Shell-Soceny m-no Poly, we learn that inouirleo were mad thi mo.ring
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    AIR PIONEER'S DEATH.
    59 8 British Condolences. Rugby, July 27. B Sh Council have sent through the British Air Attache in South America *ho is now in Rio de Janeiro, messages of condolence on the death of Senor Santos Dumont, to ihe Brazilian Government and the family of the distinguished Brazilian air
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    CHIEF NAVAL AIDE TO THE KING.
    61 8 Rugby, July 27. The Admiralty announce the appointment of Admiral Sir Reginald Tyrwhitt to be first and principal naval aide-de-camp to the King in succession to Admiral Sir Hubert Brand. Admiral Tyrwhitt, who is now commander-in-chief at Nore, commanded the Harwich fortress during the
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    122 8 Mails from Europe (London mails despatched on July 7), by the "Rajula." which anchored a f Pcnang.at 5.45 a.m. to-day, will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Ccrrespondcnce will be .cady for delivery to boxholders at 8.45 a.m. Mails by the outward Dutch aeroplane from Amsterdam are "expected to
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    170 8 The Municipal heaLth statement for the week ended July 23 gives the total number cf deaths as 177. The death lata was 19.57 per millc ccmparcd with 20.12 in the preceding week and 24.96 in the corresponding week of last yeaThe chiei causes of death were: Pneumonia 28, phthisis 20,
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    466 8 TOPICS OF TO-DAY Planters are perkier^ ru u c 2d. a pound again. übber «o> A At this rate the inHnc* be .Me to 4 1 Order of precedence- Tv ih) agents; (Hi) accountants; (iv) sharehoS? J" ran: Estate staff. I},der ii, Mr. Oscar Wilson hm* j self a handwriting
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    55 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London: 2d. New York: 3 116 cent.s >G < Singapore: 6—6 116 cents TIN. London Spot: £127 (Up Tti London 3 months: £128 10s 0P Singapore: $66.50. COPRA. Messrs Barlow and Co. report: $5 45 Sundried 55C 0 Mixed «5 Pi Business is being done
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      62 8 A Happy Thought FOR THE CHRISTENING PRESENT. i CHILDRESS CUPS IN SOLID SILVER. j I U.S. de Silva Bros, j JEWELLERS, I j j 23, Higa Street, Singapore. T. K. K/S RILi.ER SFIOES. I ANG HOCK SU"). I Size 35 to 42, J Irom 70 to N its. p_ r
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      40 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. YeJ-terday's Max. Temperature. 85 deg. F. Lact night's Mm. Temperature, 74 deg. F. Yesterday':. Rainfall. 0.03 ins. Sunshine, 1.9 hours. 1 p.m. Rcla'ive Kumidily, 8:- per cent. 1 p.m. Wind. S. 5 m.ph. 1 p.m. Weather, overtast.
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    Society Victims Of Air Disaster. STRONG OPTIMISM AT OTTAWA.
    592 9 IMMENSE AMOUNT OF WORK. Promoting Inter-Empire Trade. Reuter. i ,i>m reiirns at Ottawa, ißHnittecp are getting down to L practical business of adjusting urißi to increase trade with n onitnoiiwealth. Ot'awa, July 27. mt oi useful, necessary work the Conference although
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    WAR LOAN CONVERSION.
    164 9 Total Of Applications On Tuesday. Rugby, July 27. JijJ t -onversion of War Loan nmJ Vrday by the Bank of •-a »,000 the largest total in any one Orih Rftff the announcement of the scheme. *ere made for redemption, of j..'.: 1 f •:>Uoations received at the
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    REPORT ON INDIAN STATES.
    395 9 Communal Decision Very Soon. w Rugby 1 July 27. With the issue to-night of the report of the Indian States' Inquiry Committee, the work of all three committees' appointed after the second session of the Round-Table Conference has been completed. The next Important stage in the
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    AUSTRIAN MINISTER IN A FIGHT.
    100 9 INCIDENT AT EGYPTIAN BATHING RESORT. Reuter. Alexandria. July 27. The Austrian Minister to Egypt. Baron Versbach Hadamai, was involved in a fight on the brach of the local bathing resort. His opponent was the Egyptian channel swimmer. Hilmey Bey, who in the capacity of Beach
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    DEATH OF GREAT ENGLISH SCHOLAR.
    80 9 Reuter. California. July 27. The death has occurred here of Professor Charles Mills Gayley. the well-known educationalist who was born in Shanghai.—Reuter Prof Gayley, who was 74 years of age. was the son of a missionary and received his early education in England. He obtained
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    HOPE OF IRISH PARLEY DISAPPOINTED.
    80 9 Reuter. London, July 27. The speculations aroused by a report that Mr Hugo Flinn would be going to London *ho tly are without foundation. It appears that the* report was due to a misunderstanding. Mr. Flinn has been in Cork and has now (turned to
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    LONDON'S WARM WELCOME TO FOREIGNERS.
    36 9 British Official. Rurfby. July 27 is Blving a warm welcome to the Ambers of foreign visitors this year A group of leading hotels announce a and Germany than ever before.-British Official.
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    To-day's Features.
    49 9 INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES, on page 2. CLUB DIARY, on page stopics OF TO-DAY, on page 8. FUTURE OF MALAYAN mm READERS' VIEWS, on page U. S£ new" WORLD CELEBRATIONS, on p. v. ntAT?Y OF EVENTS, on page U- tTacLno down the «S E" STtEnK Pa-e .3.
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    TERRIBLE AIR CRASH.
    124 9 People Well-Known In Society. Reuter. London, July 28. Three people well known in socieiy, Mrs. Bossom, wife of Mr. A. C. Bossom, Conservative M.P. for Maidstone, their 21-years-old •on. Bruce Bcssoni, and a youn;? German friend. Count Othoerbach Furstenau, were killed in an air crash at Farmham
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    PESSIMISM NOT JUSTIFIED.
    174 9 Mr. Henderson On The Arms Parley. British Official Rugby. July 27. M.'. Arthur Henderson, w'.'o has just returned rem London after six months in Geneva, wher. h. presided ovei the D. armament Conference nteiviewed by the London "Star' to-day. sa.u hat although not completely catlsfled with the
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    SIR JOHN SIMON. Mnister for K.-'ivijrn Affairs in Rritaiti, whn mcvod the resolution, accepted by the Disarmament. Conference» for prohibition of air bombin<r of civilians and of chemical and bact'.nal \v rfare.
    32 9 SIR JOHN SIMON. Mnister for K.-'ivijrn Affairs in Rritaiti, whn mcvod the resolution, accepted by the Disarmament. Conference» for prohibition of air bombin&lt;r of civilians and of chemical and bact'.nal \v rfare.
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    K.N.I.L.M. AIR SERVICES.
    123 9 Dutch air service passengers from Batavia to Singapore on Tuesday were: Mr. Ross and Miss Taylor. From Sinzopore to Palembang: Mr. Biermann. For the first time the K.N.I.L.M. V-lane landed yesterday at the aerodrome at Singkep, an island in the Riouw Archipelago, about 150 milts from Singapore.
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    SCHOOLBOY INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT.
    35 9 A Chinese schoolbey attached to S:. Andrew's Schoc 1 was knock d down by a mctor-lr.ry in Stamford Road yesterday morning and fractured his right Ig. The ambulance was ir. attendance.
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    CHINESE GIRL KNOCKED DOWN.
    50 9 A six-year-old Chinese girl sustained s:nous injurie; when she was knocked down by a motcr-car in Gaylang this morning. She was admitted into hoapital in a s:mi-consciou3 -'ate, having a fractured thigh a-d severe bruises. Th:&gt; ambulance was CD the BC nc *OCO Md (ho accident.
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    U. S. & WORLD TRADE CONFERENCE. NO ACTION AT PRESENT.
    313 9 U. S. WORLD TRADE CONFERENCE. NO ACTION AT PRESENT. Europe Must Reduce Arms. There is little prospect of a world ccaiomic conference or revision of debts U America until Europe agrees subs antially to reduce armaments. Reuter. Washington, July 27. Political exigencies and the fact that ihe problem is incapable
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    DOUMER'S ASSASSIN TO DIE.
    147 9 Excited Outbursts In Court. Reuter. Paris. July 27. GorsoulofT. the Russian assassin of the late President Dourr.er, was found guilty of murder with premeditation. was sentenced "o the guillotine. It ".ook the jury barely half an h:ur to decide lhat Gorgouloff was guilty of wilful murder
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    BANK-RUNS WORK OF REDS?
    119 9 Alleged Discoveries In America. Reuter. Pontiac (Michigan), July 27. The source of the "telephone whispering" campaign by which the panic runs on banks all ever the country were originated, is reported to have been discovered by the Police raiding a hctel bedroom where evidence was found
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    EUROPEAN PACT.
    42 9 British Official. Rugjby, July 27. The Yugo-Slav Minister in London informed the Foreign Office yesterday of the adherence of the Yugo-Slav Government to the agreement for European co-operation. The Chechoslovakian and Rumanian Governments have also announced their adherence. —British Official.
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    DUKE OF YORK'S CAMP.
    97 9 British Official. Rugby, July 27. Four hundred boys, half selected from public schools and half nominated by member firms Of the Industrial Welfare Society from industrial towns and villages, will assemble at Buckingham Palace on July 30 and proceed to Mushwold, on the Suffolk coast, for
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    FEWER ACCIDENTS IN LONDON.
    44 9 Rugby. July 27. j» nctable decrease is announced in street accidents in the London area. Deaths during the past three months numbered 273, compared with 345 for the same period in 1931. The numbers of injured nlso decreased —British Official.
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    Sports & Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    453 10 Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. SINGAPORE LEAGUE. S.R.C. LOSE THEIR LAST MATCH. IN DO-CEYLON ESE WIN 6—NIL. Playing at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday in Div. I of the Singapore League tre S.R.C. fllapscd before the Indo-Ccylcnes?. The dub fielded ten men and played a losing game from the start. Mr.
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    TO-MORROW'S FIGHTS AT THE NEW WORLD.
    342 10 ELLIS AND JOHNSON IN TRIM. BOXING. Everything promises well for the fights at the New World Arena to-morrow night. Chief Intureat is centred in the Ellis-Johnson battle. Both men finished training yesterday and are reported to be very fit. Johnscn arrived by train this
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    S.C.C. MEETING.
    37 10 Members of the S.C.C., int-rested in rugby football, are asked to attend the annual meeting cf this section on Friday Aug. 12 at 6 15 p.m. The business concerns the election of officials, fixtures, etc.
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    THE MALAYAN TOURNAMENT.
    400 10 First Round Of Ladies Doubles. LAWN TENNIS. Good tennLi was again seen en the S.C.C. courts yesterday, in the second day's play of the Malayan championships. Pour ladies' doubles matches were played and all proved interesting, though none of them ran to a third set. The holders.
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    SERIOUS AFFRAY IN TODDY SHOP.
    56 10 Chinese Badly Stabbed. A serious affray between two rival gangs of Chinese occurred in a toddy shop in Canal Road yesterday afternoon. Knives were used during the fight and one man was stabbed in the chest three times. Another man was badly knocked about. The
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    LOCAL BANK MERGER.
    177 10 The Directors Concerned. The announcement in yesterday's "Malaya Tribune" of the prelimfnary decision of the three big Chinese banks in Singapore to amalgamate created a great deal of interest in the city. The directors of the Chinese Commercial Bank, Ltd., are Messrs. Cheok Cheng Kee (chairman), Lee
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    What's On To-Night.
    140 10 Alhambra. —"Forb.dden," featuring Barbara Stanwyck, Adolphe Menjou, Ralph Bellamy, etc. To-morrow: Jean Benr.ett and John Boles in "Careless Lady." Capiicl.—On the screen: "The Cheat," featuring Tallulah Bankhead. On the stage: The celebrated dancer, Beth Beri, in person. Admission as usual. Empire.—"The Life of the Party" (Talkie) and
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ASSOCIATION.
    731 10 Questionnaire On Daylight Saving. The following are the minutes of a Committee meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association held in the Singapore Exchange Room on Tuesday, July 26: Present:—Mr. J. G. Campbell (President), Mr.' G. Parbury (Vice-President), the Hon. Mr. P. A. Pledger,, the Hon. Mr.
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    POOR WOMAN WINS APPEAL.
    209 10 Unconscionable Bargain Set Aside. A Chinese woman who was given $4,000 for her share in property which was subsequently sold for $76,000 had the transaction set aside in the Court of Appeal this morning. The Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Terrell ordered that interest at the
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    FRUIT PICKER'S 30-FOOT FALL.
    49 10 Whilst picking ftuit in a garden eff Ah Hoed Read yesterday morning an elderly Chinese fell from a height of 30 feet. He was picked up unconscious and examination by th: ambulance dresser later reveal ;d a fractured skull. He is in a serious condition.
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    24 10 The annual general meeting of the Syrian Christian Union will be held' to-morrow at 5 p.m., at the Teo Hoo Lye Institution, Dhoby Ghaut.
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    ALLEGED FORGERY OF ENDORSEMENT.
    1262 10 BANKRUPTCY OFFICE CHEQUE. m Handwriting Expert's Evidence. The trial of Coomaru Sanmugam and Marimuthu Sittampalarn on a series of charges in connection with a Bankruptcy Office cheque fcr $12,012.13. was oontinucd yesterday at the Singapore Assizes, before Mr. Justice Whitley and a special jury. Mr. J.
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    GREAT POPULARITY OF BUCHANAN. Crowded Houses At The Pavilion.
    268 10 AT THE CINEMAS. Crowded houses welcomed Jack Buchanan i latest success, "Good Night, Vienna," at th? Pavilion last night. They seemed to be immensely pleased with it, with the dominating, cheerful personality of Buchanan, the sheer loveliness cf Ann Ncagle, the
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    Double Musical Attraction At The Tivoli.
    410 10 The Tivoli is presenting to-night a double musical attraction in the form of two firstrun talkie productions, each with talking, singing and dancing. In doing so the management makes no pretensions of screening anything in the nature of super productions, but just two talking,
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    Indian Talkie At The Marlborough.
    167 10 "King of Ayodhya," a Prabhat Cinetone\s production which began a season last evening at the Marlborough, is a screen adaptation of the well-known Puranic play of Harischandra. Though the deviations are likely to evoke criticism from the more orthodox, it should be mentioned that they
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    FAMOUS DANCER HERE.
    709 10 LEADING MEMBER OF "FOLLIES. Tribute To Florenz Ziegfeld. A girl whem the late Fior„nz n; d ciited ac having .he mcst beautiiu! world camc to Singapore yesterday cf Miss Be h Eeri, the famous Ameru a who was at cne time a leading n. ir. t r
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    FUTURE OF MALAYAN LEGISLATION.
    866 11 •jr. Justice Terrell's Rook: 1 Review. and its Futureby ,V,kctt Terrell, M.A Judge o/ the Supreme nwnts and Federated Foreword by the Hon. Malaya Publishing $2.66 post free.] although a perusal of ,\v that it i;; rather Mala}an Legislation as future. The author has rvire by
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    73 11 Letters To The Editor. {Our renter* are invited to unite to u» m %£Vl Uic intercst H ?£L' f the tribune does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by corves. BWW Preferably typewritten (double ?en a 07 0n 5 Paper on/,, fitigy 1 "fi bc ttSt(i but t/
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    The Weekly Wage.
    272 11 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune") Sir,—At lest night's meeting of the CUrica Union much was made of a point against the evldfnUvT tH° f Weekly Wa 8 g a e ln whch nmt lni i SPUr Cf the momem im P e "ed some to lake a
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    Private Schools.
    266 11 (To the Editor, -.Malaya Tribune:'/ Sir. —Regarding the opinions expressed by a Writer in the "Malacca Guardian" on the subject of Private Schools, may I. as one who baa investigated some of the points raised, sav that the Education Department does definitely exercise a certain amount of contrcl
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    Tlie Hawkers.
    158 11 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir.—The hawker problem took cur patient City Fathers quite a decade to solve and we cannot say for certain that they are met still pounding at it for a satisfactory solution Whilst the City Fathers are trying all the.y can tc eliminate the
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    Sir Peter Hunter?
    101 11 ITo tlie Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—After reading your editorial on "Singapore's Health" one cannot fail to see the good work that has been dolfe by our Health Expert, Dr. P. S Hunter. The citizens of Singapore ought to be thankful for the "Clean Bill of Health" brought
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    THE NEW WORLD CELEBRATIONS.
    198 11 A Run Of Amusement For All. Preparations have been completed for celebrating the ninth anniversary of the New World. Commencing from to-morrow nigh ih park will be a maze cf colour and fun. Mr. Cog- Peng Hock, the man behind the .-rc;amsaticn. is offering the public
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    CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION.
    128 11 A Thanksgiving High Mass will be sung at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes on Monday at 6.30 a.m. to commemorate the Fourth Anniversary of the Catholic Young Men's Association. Members are requested to attend at the service and. if possible, to receive Holy Communion.
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    9 11 The rate of issue of Money Order for India
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      168 11 Here is the StM^ PREMIER a Soda Water J|ll||! Singapore ttfe, f$ 11 sll 11 Mils Prepared with an up-to-date Plant liijj. jljljj recently installed by us. I frffi [j:f||| FBAMROZ ll^^^l I AW Z? e /ore ffos A Mofor t/mon 1 /J Policy Been Available in so Generous j
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      78 11 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW. JULY 29. Anamba and Nattma Islands &lt;General Verspyck* 8 a.m. North IS -East and N.-Wes: Sumatra Ceylon. Southern and Western India' Egypt. Europe Great Britain and Australasia (Sibajak* &lt;Dutch Mail) 830 a m and Europe &lt;Yangtse&gt; 10 am Banka Island. Java. South-West Sumatra. South-East Borneo. Celebes Moluccas
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      195 11 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. JULY. 28. High Tides.-6.15 a.m.. 5.34 p.m. I oc.b, l League: Div. 3. M.p.h. v. Vehicle: Geylang. M.L.T.A. Championships. S.C.C. TO-MCRROW. JULY 29. High Tides.— 3.05 p.m.. 6.40 pm Football. Malaya Cup. Singapore v. Malaya, Command. Anson Road Cruket: Johore CC. v. R.A.F.. Johore •J.L.T A.
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    THE RUBBER AUCTION.
    129 12 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's weekly auction report cf July 2« states: Catalogued 1.123.420 lb.-635.46 tons. Offered 1.283.366 1b—572.33 on 3. Sold 1.043.970 lb.r=4G6.oG tons. London spot 2d. N:w York spot 3 cts. Prices Realized. Rlbb.d smoked .«.h?et. Standard quality no re lea, good average
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    AERODROME FOR CHETTINAD.
    84 12 Chettinad provides a good landing place for planes. Arrangements are already afoot f r laying out en aerodrome there and an area of about a hundred acres not far removed from the railway sta'ion is now being cleared for the purp-se. With the development of tho projected
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    TRACKING DOWN THE CRIMINAL.
    2238 12 ESTABLISHMENT OP IDENTITY. The Value Of Dust In Police Work. Mr. A. H. Dickinson. Director, C.I.D., Singapore, gave an interesting address to the mejibers cf the Rotary Club of Singapore at the weekly luncheon meeting, held at the Adelphi Hotel yesterday. The President, Mr. R. J.
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      27 12 Members of the Springdale Minstrels are reminded of the music practice to be held at Mr. Png Yap Chong's residence. 2, Lorong 34, Geylang Road, on Saturday.
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    Boys' Corner.
    7 13 Contributed By MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS.
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    EDITOR'S LETTER. Comments On The Mail.
    124 13 I i letter from S. Y. C, I ireettn articles on I winch I published recently, be able to contribute I mc time. He sends me chrlstmai Island which and I thank him most I 1 the •'Corner" for too I I received this
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    The Future.
    412 13 H m -ilcppp-00-Lucky Kid."') itwc has in store for us is beyond H gh at times we do flatter iiave come exceptionally near H re Kcret. Come to think H professors, scientists, astrologers H thoae people who call era**. But I think the it; Is a nuisance and
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    Street Dentists.
    211 13 ,B Y C Kirn Sicee, Ipoh./ s 1 was havin S my evening ,1 see a thron °f People V**" °&gt; the roadside to see somewas going #n To mtMj my approached the scene. Upon my !-iSSJ md :hat l was a street-dentist. ■*5l teeth 11 advertlsin g
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    An Important Street.
    57 13 'By Abdulkadir.) T P rtant strepts ln Slnga. n e of them. It joins n «»th ,i dP Bnd S e Road. C S are 4ant l eet there shops. Chl S;rt mmercial Mu3 eum; Ct a h-s longing t0 the CV&?« Office th??- ld GOVern Man
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    THE TANG FAMILY. How The Thief Was Found Out.
    592 13 (By Ong Kah Kok.j Kitchen Mrs. Tang had trouble with the o ilor the latter was occupied by a litter their mother. Mr. Tang in the cowshed was parching fantastically for his InherTtanc? Inthe rang S mother-in-law was stm keeping up
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    The Hare And The Tiger. 1
    189 13  -  (By E. B. Goh. There were two hares, one b*c; and the other small. They lived in a cave. Near the cave lived a dreadful, huge tiger. One day the hares went out and found some sweet fruit to cat. The younger one, after
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    Batu Pahat Well.
    190 13  -  (By K. M. R. Batu Pahat. As I believe that many of my pals, far and near, are still in the dark about the fact that there is a very, very old well, which names our small country Batu Pahat, I am obliged to reveal the story
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    OUR "CORNER." Is There Lack Of Initiative?
    162 13  -  (By S. T. Koh. To-day, I have something to offer for your reading which is the first of its kind. In consideration of this I hope that the heart to heart talk will not be mistaken for Anything more than what it is.
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    My Reverie.
    697 13  -  'By C. Y. Voon, K. L. In the late afternoon after solving numerous algebra problems, I closed my eyes to repose my weary brain. Having done I opened my eyes again intending to prove some geometrical theorems which were familiar to me. Oh! gracious me, I could not
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    Economy.
    133 13  -  (By G. B. Sie. Economical practice is right and useful, especially for this slump time. But some people think that it is impossible to practise with comfort or happiness. This is quite a mistake. Economy is the opposite to extravagance. Economical people ao not waste their money on things
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    A Good Traveller!
    149 13  -  (By Ong Choon Bee. A potter, who had to go on a journ:y. mounted his ass and rode out of his village. After he had been on the road fcr about an hour he thought he would like to smoke. So he tried to light his pipe,
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    Smile And Create Happiness.
    281 13  -  (By "Young Woodley." Walking along the corridor to-day on the suddenly bumped" i?to C LSuT. u e klnd happens when two Thev B^^ ta PPoslte 3*J3£. can bl J?* T that really hurt °ne 5? f r Biven if, fe* for the moment the bumped person
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    A Story.
    378 13  -  'By K. V. Marican. Once there lived hi India a man nanrd Tennali Rama I: m said that ha was the most cunning rogue that the world has se:n. The King (when it was an independen kingciom» called out four men including Tcnnaii Rama. He entruot.d to each
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    Floored!
    318 13  -  'By Chua Toh-Twee. What is it which belongs to you and yet J y your friends more than ycu?" fh r J e and yet my fronds use it more fh hi 1?°' What 0n earth can 11 What the dickens is it? Although I put on my its
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    Flowers.
    100 13  -  (By "Water Baby." I begin to see how flowers and insects help each other. The flower gives food to the insects and the insect helps the flower to give ,eed. There are other Insects besides bees and flies which do the same thing. But there is a kind of
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    In A Trolley-Bus.
    405 13  -  (By G. K. S. One hot afternoon, being anxious to get home early after school. I decided to take a ous. Alas! I found that as there were only three cenus left in my pocket it was impossible for me to travel in a bus. I was
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    Education.
    168 13  -  (By G. B. Sic. The difference between an educated and an uneducated person is that the latter can only do work in the way he has been shown He is in fact something like a machine, while the former is ever an the alert to discover a newer, easier
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    Points From Letters.
    219 13 The word charity by derivation and in old English means love. But in ordinary English it means alms-giving. Charity is a good virtue extensively practised and highly esteemed in the East.—M. C. Sen, Seremba Tennis is an outdoor game for everyone to play. The correct way of
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    42 13 In the House of Commons on July 11, sir Samuel Hoare announced that the transfer to Andamans had been approved of a hundred as a measure nSarv n the interests of good discipline which ihe terrorist had dme the utmost to undermine
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      131 13 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, JULY, 28. 4.30 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, "A" (MA.) Coy. 4 PL I 5.15 p.m.—Ridley Park. Rangetakers. 4th Lesson. Ml p.m.—Headquarters, "E" (Chinese) Coy., J Section Leading. TO-MORROW. JULY 29. Blakan Mati. S.R.A. fv). Camp assembles. Changl Ist Bn. S.S.V.P. and M.G. PI. (Eurasian), Camp
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      812 13 WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. Radio Stations Received In Malaya. All times glv*n m the following mre Singapore times. MONDAYS. PETALINO HILL. 65.5 metres, testing dally from 10.30 to '1 a.m. MANILA. KZRM, 49.3 metres, every Monday; 8 to 9 p.m., weekly broadcast of recorded music. BANDOENG, PMY., 58.2 metres; 6.40
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    Sports and Pastimes. NEW BOARD NOW FUNCTIONING.
    219 14 Johnson-Ellis Fight Approved. BOXING. The boxing contests to be held a 1 the New World Arena on July 29 will be the first professional fights to be held under 'ho control of the newly-formed Singapore Boxing Board of Control, which has recently begun
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    BLACK SWAN TROPHY.
    557 14 R.S.Y.C. EVENTS. YACHTING. The final race for the Black Swan Trophy was sailed at the Royal Singajx&gt;re Yacht Club during the week-end. Th:&gt; three "six metres" crossed the startingline a few Seconds after the gun on the first short kg to the Malay Spit Buoy. Kathleen appeared
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    PENANG CUP-TIE INCIDENT.
    168 14 CHONG BEO STATES HIS CASE Tan Chong Beo, the Selangor half-back, who with a Penang player was sent off the field in the Malaya Cup match at Penun-r on Saturday, writes as follows to the "Malay Mail": "The report that I struck Abdul Rahman is false. Abdul
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    CRICKET.
    831 14 V.M.C.A. BEAT GLOSTERF BAND. The V.M.C.A. beat the Glosters Band at the V.M.C.A. ground on Saturday by 103 runs. Scores: V.M.C.A. R. Lyne c Merrit b Thompson 56 R. Ridley b Thompson 7 Lim Kean Kooi lbw. Thompson 1 J. Pillai b Ford 4 R. van Cuylenburg c and
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    MUAR HOSPITAL BEAT TIBBS XI.
    360 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, July 25. The Muar Hospital C.C. defeated Mr. Tibbs XI by seven wickets at Muar on Sunday. Winning the toss, Dr. A. B. C. Doray, the M.H.C.C. captain, sent in Mr. Tibbs' XI to take first knock, Hannay and Thurai
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    28 14 St Joseph's 2nd XI beat Raffles College 2nd XI. at Bukit Timah Road on Saturday by 68 luns. Scores: Raffles College. 37. St. Joseph's. 105 (S. Mosbergen 51).
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    BASEBALL.
    120 14 LATEST LEAGUE RESULTS. New York. July 27. Reuter cables the following latest league results: NATIONAL LEAGUE. Team. Runs. Hits. Errors. Boston 2 5 1 (Eerger home run). Chicago 7 12 1 Brooklyn 12 16 0 St. Louis 6 12 4 Brooklyn 5 10 2 cOcicul home run). St. Louis
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    SWIMMING.
    48 14 CHINESE S. C. EVENTS. There will be 200 yards (6 lengths) breast stroke handicap races for "A" and "B" classes at the Chinese Swimming Club on Sunday, starting at 11 a.m. The water-polo league match between the Jelly Fish and the Dragons is postponed to Aug 14.
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    WEIGHT-LIFTING.
    90 14 The following will represent the S.A.W.L.A. at the Malayan amateur open weight-lifting championships to be held at Kuala Lumpur, under the auspices of the Selangor Physical Culture Association, from July 30 to Aug. 1: Goh Ah Cheng (holder of Malayan and British lecords). Wee Sian Leok (featherweight champion and
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    BADMINTON.
    69 14 IJnison B. P. team v. McNair Road Sports I Party at the former's court, 655-3, Aljunhd Read (off Gsylang Road), or. Sunday at 3 p.m. (Singles): Tan Chwee Kang, Tan Soo Aik, Chua Chian Lee. and Soh Chee Kong. (Doubles): Tan Chwee Kang and Tan Soo Aik. Khoo Peck
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    THE TURF.
    662 14 PENANG AUTUMN RACES SECOND DAY'S RESULTS Reuter. (From Our Own Correspondent j Penan*. Julyj uly 2c The attendance was poor at the ra afternoon, lhe Resident Councillor Sultan of Perak were among Results at a glance: Race 1— Horses. Class 4. Dhr. y 1. LYNELLA (Farthing) 8.4. 2.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    91 14 S.C.R.C. TOURNAMENT. Latest results cf ties in the SC RC ment are as follows: Lim Singles Championship &lt;senn-:'r-&gt;-Bong Soo beat Yong Long Obonf t (retired); John Lim beat Tan Thian s&gt;w 6—l, 6—l. Veterans Doubles Handicap («nw Loh Poon Lip and Chua Cb«f Bod Kiong Chin Eng and
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    27 14 The Commissioner and Officers of the untitled State Police have Issued Imitation annual sports to be held on the W*J on Friday, Aug. 5, comim■ncinv. l! 1
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      792 14 AUCTION SALE CHEONG KOON SENG CO. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES At Messrs. Cheng Koon Seng Co.'s Saleroom, No. 30. Chulia Street, On Wed. Aug. 3, 1932, at 2.30 p.m. Lot 1. Valuable freehold land and buildi C| known as No. 30A, Paya Lebar Road, Singapore, area 4
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      575 15 JTEAME^jAnjNG^ THE LINE? TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam Middlesborouau. Vessels. Tonnage. Due. Gall S KATORI MARU 10,000 Aug. 11 12 5 KASHIMA MARU 10,000 Aug 25 26 t YASUKUNI MARU 12,000 Sept. 6 HAKONE MARU 10,500 Sept. 21 22 SUWA MARU 10,700 Oct. 6 7 FUSHIMI MARU 11.000
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      528 15 ITEAMER SAILINGS. fcCrTftf OKDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD. %Upr (Incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the Company's Intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. "HAVELL" for Hongkong, Shanghai, Taku, Dalny, Tsingtau, Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya and Y'hama Au S- 2 "SAARBRUCKEN" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, Taku, Dalny and Tsingtau Aug- 19 "ISAR" for Manila. H'kong, S'hai, Kobe, Taku,
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      552 15 INSURANCE. /fMm SOUTH ||M BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIXE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. O. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, Plnlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. 2nd Floor of No. 3, Malacca Street, Sirgapore.
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      346 15 BANKS. The Ho Hong Bank, Ltd. BAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. SAFE DEPOSIT SERVICE jtm ffSST* £SS? deposlto the 10Uowlng Size Dimensions. One six Three One a V„s" ■&gt;~.. Year Months. Months. Month. B iVxVxM" *J 30 200 1 50 S ii c 6» x kmc x 24» 5 12 12 1
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      218 15 THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL j BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements.) CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. Authorised Capital f4.0CC.000. Issued Capital 2,000,000. Paid-up Capital 1.0C0.000. Reserve Liability of Shareholders 1,000,000. Reserve Funds and Undivided Profit 1,600.000. AGENCIES: London, New York, Hong Kong, Canton, Shanghai, Swatow, Amoy, Medan, Kuchlng, Kuala Lumpur,
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