Malaya Tribune, 3 August 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX. -No. ISa SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, Aug. 3, 1932 Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1932
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      212 1 OUALITV. VALUE STYLES IS SHOES visit tm SHOE COMPANY, ..niXG SINGAPORE. gsagggsgggbgM Biaagi> gStSiiif Si'Ws?gji jh f-I"■■' 'i i|| Ch °P Hi i au jjjj You will be satisfied !pi CARLSBERG PILSENER ijj I! "CHOP HIJAIT Obtainal le at Hotels, C lubs ar.l Rest Houses throughout tne L- 1! 1
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      54 1 A. FLINTER. 6, Raffles Place. BUYS Gold coins and gold ornaments of every I class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. QUINNESS IS THE BEST! BUT BE SURE IT'S "DOG'S HEAD" GUINNESS STOUT I c I I j j j |fcr-T"~ nun mi>iii iagiw?MWWws.JLiL "mi -inn
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    Girls' Corner.
    428 2 Contributed By "MALAYA TRIBUNE" READERS. AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER. "Gwennie's 9 Brilliant Idea. My dear Nicces, The membership cf the "Girls' Circle'' is going up by leaps and bounds. Eight new members have joined and cur total to-day is 121 I must thank you all for your wonderful cooperation.
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    THE "GIRLS" CIRCLE."
    34 2 The following have been admitted and enrolled as members of the •'Girls' Circle:" "Nemesis." "Sunny Girl." "C. H. Goh." "Happy Cinderella." '"Barbara Frietchie.*' Twinklet'oes." "A Girl Guide.'' "Marceline.'' H* «j» sjt
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    Why Should I Work?
    315 2  -  (By "C.H. Goh." Young people are apt to think that they would be happier if they ha\e nothing to do but to amuse themselves. It everybody ac*3 in that way, all would soon die of hunger. We require food, clothing and shelter, and therefore we are
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    An Exciting Adventure.
    151 2  -  "Flower of the Valley." There were once six mice living untter the floor of a cottage called "Sunny House." Fou« cf them were very good and obedient, but tw*> of them were mischievous. They were Montv and Scamp. 3 "It's nearly time for bed. darlings." said Mrs
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    How To Get Rid Of Ink-Stains.
    553 2  -  (By "Eirene" I am writing cn an entirely different subjec from what I began for I began writing aboul ink and my essay has dwindled to such s short essay as how to get rid of ink-stains Perhaps it would interest my readers why
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    My First Conversation.
    311 2  -  (By "Dandotion." Hello, girls, how glad I am to have so manj acquaintances; imagine, the number has actually risen to 113. By the way "Jaan," do you know that I've criDtio g n e nf ••i? PreSSed by yOUr beautiful description of Slump?" You see. I am
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    Our "Corner."
    173 2  -  (By "Nemesia." girls I m a new me niber of the th If" and this is m y Arst article under the above pen-name. I should like to Plunge straightaway into the affairs of the Corner." °f a11, let me say this. "Gwen's" articles always keep me alive
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    First Peep Into The "Girls9 Corner."
    123 2  - First Peep Into The "Girls 9 Corner." (By "Bessie S." Well, dear girls, here is another of your new members contributing to the •'Corner." I have received my lovely badge for which 1 must r.ot on any account forget to thank dear Auntie Lizzie and the good Editcr. Oh, I
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    Moonlight Fishing.
    853 2  -  (By "Jean" Some years ago, I spent the August holidays by the sea-side at Tanjong Rhu. We had a glorious time—went out boating, swimming and walking; in fact, I do believe that was the happiest vacation I ever spent. One night, I discovered that my brother as well
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    How I Spent My Holidays.
    240 2  -  (By "Elisabeth." I was very glad, when th3 school closed for the holidays. I had been looking forward to it days and days before. I had made up my mind to do many things, which I then put into action. IThe first week I went
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    The Oily Man.
    518 2  -  (By "Janet Lea". Hello, everybody! Isn't life just grand? You will all get a surprise on Wednesday so look out. Congrats, dear "Molly," for winning the prize and I hope you're pleased with tne cup. At last "Shanghai Rosebud" has come into the lime-light after so many
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    HOW MANY SLAVES IN THE WORLD?
    174 2 Christian Churches' Interest. Reuter's Wireless Service. London, July 28. An estimate that there are between four and ;ix million slaves in th 3 world to-day was made in the course of a letter signed by the Atchbishcps cf Canterbury and York and the leaders
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    WAS DR. GORGOULOFF INSANE?
    147 2 Pathetic Figure Of His Wife. Paris, July 27. "I demand to be sentenced to death" was the dramatic utterance made by Dr. Gorgouloff. the assassin of the late President Doumer. interrupting his counsel's effort to persuade the jury to admit the plea of insanity. "I cannot
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      35 2 W. GULL BAHAR OIL (REGD) am AWARDED ggSLk GOLD MEDALS 18 THE BEST 3 *Ĕ%\ FOR THE HAIR H[ WM§ GROWTH AND J BRAIN. OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. Bourneville Cocoa The World's Best Nourishing, Health-giving, Strengthening. I
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      331 2 Your silk and cotton tennis all your dainty sports clothes, keep \iT\ their smartness through the season if LT you wash them with Lux. The pure Lux lather restores them to freshness without any need of rubbing. You can wash them airain and ajmin in Lux and still they look
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    AGRICULTURE IN MALAYA.
    1263 3 Speeches At Opening Of Conference. The following are the remaining speeches at Saturday's opening of the Agricultural Conference in Kuala Lumpur (the speech the General High Commissioner was given in yesterday's "Malaya Tribune" in full): Dr. Tempany, Director of Agriculture, said: It devolves on me to invite
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      156 3 '1 TBf tyhoetiix^ T'S FUN—BUT IT'S TIRING i j '.—swimming—football—all wonderful exercise -g provided you are fit. If you are unfit, either I ntally r physically, all sports lose their savour. Your t q and your spirit droops. j i Ei ry branch of sport has its J aid from
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      218 3 r fft ii ii yt j Drowsy After Meals? Anc'. maybe th: bettor th; meal the more G ov.sy you fee!. That is a pity. Good meals observe good c.- .tior.. But if th? liver and i: teitines are cong.s'cd good digestion is im--1 xssJble. Flatul'Dce, drowsiness, and that I'cker.m-
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      221 3 Something new Hk CLARET CUP S |raser Neave, Ltd. BSili^ißßßiWßß^s^M^P^s^^^^s^^• Can Yon Stand The Public Gaze?/71 British Scientist It—-; Discovers mfcd. /p> Neo; Way k a mm in VEET— containing Wenlo-White dta Kotbin,s» much Keratin as feared in t*c hw these mclera days as an ug.v hair roots, and the
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    CHINESE CABLE SERVICES.
    854 4 PEIPING MILITARY CONFERENCE. Campaign Against Reds Progressing. (Servicer, of Sin Kuo Mm, Sin Chew Jit roll, Mm Kuo Jih Pao and Union Tifncs./ Shanghai. Aug. L T:.. 1 military ccnferccce at Peiping met again uay and the declaration, which had been slightly am reed, v as issued
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      334 4 Simply adorable. her figure What a marveicus figure! A IV' H^C Butherskiri-whata hame! To think a few words of ed- HB vice could have done so V tSi Be thankful your own skin >j£*>' jV^y? need never be tragic". The Sfe MsSS*' H right care is so easy! Beauty A
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1042 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING. \sFR A CO.. EXCHANGE VtD gTOCK BROKERS. j i 10 a.m. I Buyers. Sellers. VH' je n 21 6 236 18- 510!--0 A 10- 11|--7 6 86 0.05 0.10 0.40 norn 5 7 ncm v oj6 1|- norn 0.15 0.20 V. 81 I B
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    CLOSING STAGES OF MURDER CASE.
    1326 5 Fatimah About To Become Mother. Accused Leaves The Dock Smiling. As reported yesterday, the trial of Eric McCarthy McHeyzer, 22, for the double murder of his father, Ju ian McCarthy McHeyzer, and the latter's Mohammedan wife, Faiimah binte Abdullah, at their quarters in Jalan Mustapha.
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    LOAN CONVERSION.
    74 5 Rugby. Aug. 2. The total applications for war loan conversion so far received number 2 036.700 but this figure will still be augmented by delayed applicaticns fr m holders abroad and from recent purchasers cf loan fcr conversion. A great number of applications still remain to be examined
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      48 5 j Good-Night Vienna RECORDS <>n H.M.V. sung by Jack Buchanan. On Columbia sung by Helen Hope. On Odeon sung by Robert Naylor. I DA NCE TUNE IN TANGO FOX TROT. j j F OR OTHER TALKIES HITS VISIT, NANG HENG CO., i J 03- 105, Selegie Road, Singapore,
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      113 5 a SHIRT HEADQUARTERS Wl^\vvvw^vAW\^vv\v\v\^\\^vv^v^vw^ww TO Will TEX PBBI fJj 1 mmWmm/y Ml Wk\ I 1 mm JLIIOSE Indian Princes love their parades. It is said they spend $500 per elephant on decoration. But the day after the parade what's left of all that style? Just another white elephant to wash
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      258 5 REAL RELIEF! '»v hen muscles ache and are all taut and twisted with pain, rub in relief and rub out the stiffness and pain with Absorbine Jr. It penetrates deep into the muscles, H once you feel the glowing warmth that starts the blood coursing to the sore places. Impurities
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      774 5 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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      173 6 Last Night Of This Splendid Double Attraction! 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 Ovinu to Up-Conntry Engagements— Positively LAST NIGHT of The Famous Ziegfeld Follies Dancer BETH BERI Supported by I PARAMOUNTS DELIGHTFUL PRODUCTION "THIS RECKLESS AGE" A FILM TO SEE AND ENJOY" (Straits Times). WITH CHARLIE RUGGLES FRANCES DEE, PEGGY SHANNON One
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      147 6 Amusements j Matinee i TO-DAY AT 3 P.M. j BEN LYON j ANO j Constance Cummings in ii THE J j Big Timer j j FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. Dance Team I j Booking open at Robinson's TO-DAY! j Circle f$ X.SO j LAST NIGHT J THE BTH AND FINAL DAY
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      184 6 Jackie Cooper Wallace Beery THE jCHAMPI TO-MORROW HELL DIVERS j The M.G.M. Record Smasher. TWO SHOWS FOR ONE PAYMENT SILENT AM) T»»—"1 FROM TUESDAY, AUG. 2 TO THURSDAY, AUG 4. 1932 AT THE TO-NIGHT 9.15. BMBI B^W Continental Pictures present THE SECOND HONEYMOON featuring JOSEPHINE DUNN, EDWARD EARLE and ERNST
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    TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM WASHINGTON.
    41 7 Reuter's Wireless Service. Washington, July 11. -lie immediate withdrawal of Federal troops faun Washington and the district has been (Mend by the Chief cf Btaff, following the sue.-essful eviction cf the "Bonus Army Neuters Wir icss Service.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    80 7 Rugby. Aug. 2. Paris 89 New York 3.51".. Montreal 4.03' Brussels 25 n. Geneva 18.05.. Amsterdam 3.73 1 Milan 68 15 16. Berlin 14.77. Stockholm 18 5. Copenhagen 18.6. Oslo 19 31 32. Vienna 31, Prague llB'-,. Helsingfors 235. Madrid OH. Lisbon 110. Athens ..50. Bucharest 590. Rio
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    339 7 H. ETLIN AND COS REPORT. Aug. 3, 11 am. I 1 RUBBER I London: 2*^(1., up 1 32d. I New York: 3 1 16 cents <G.). down cent. Shares: Nominal. Allenbys 25—35 cents. Ayer Moleks 15—20 cents, Ayer Panas 20 —25 cents, Eassett 1 15—20 cents, Brogas
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    TURNING POINT FOR BRITAIN.
    167 7 I -on don Stock E ehai? ge Report. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Reuter's Wireless Service. Lcndon, July 31. throughout the week continued superabundant and it was difficult to find employment for it even at per cent. Forty million sterling Treasury Bills offered for tendo were placrd at the
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    BRITISH SECURITIES FORGE AHEAD.
    87 7 Rubber Attracting More Attention. Reuter's Wireless Service. London, July 29. On the Stock Exchange most British Government securities continue to forge ahead. The lower percentage Indian loans are also higher but other sections are quiet. The Wheat maiket has ruled strong on less favourable crcp reports
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      246 7 I TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! I AT THE ITiibil Road, Near Junction BrM Ba-.ah Road) THAT MAJESTIC Indian Masterpiece Thai MADAN Production j RAJAH j Harischandra THE I K \w OF INDIAN FILM DOM j ONE AND ONLY PERFECT KIE PRODUCTION OF j RAJAH j Harischandra IN I j SIMPLE HINDUSTHANL iandreds
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      348 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. N 18 1 frtnW Bt Entry Ist September. Apply 22, Malacca Street. WHY I BELIEVE IN THE LIVING JESUS CHRIST Subject of lecture in the Y. M. C. A. ON THURSDAY NIGHT, AT 9 P.M. BY H. FEILD-PALMER. ALL WELCOME. 67, SELEGIE ROAD, SINGAPORE. /i CASH CLEARANCE SALE
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      167 7 I Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. j The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ln the Straits Settlement*). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street. Singapore. OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry, E.O. The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with
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      167 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. j (BANKRUPTCY.) IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summary Case 12 Bankruptcy No. 400 of 1932 Re CHAN LIAN YANG of No. j 20, Lcrong 203, East Coast Read, Singapore, Clerk, Sime Darby Co., Ltd., Singapore. R:e;ivirg Order made 10th June. 1932. Cat:
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    42 8 Ihc family cf he lite Mr. Teo S:o Kah bvg to tender th ir si c.rest thanks to all these ic'atives and friends who attended the fun?ral and night visits and also thyse who sent wrca hs. scrolls, etc.
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    DEATH.
    50 8 Madam Cnj, Ngier Neo. wife of Mr. Teo Cherg. passed away at 209. Rangoon Road, on Monday. August 1, ler.virg a widower. 4 sons. Te: TMam Hcck. th :ldest, 2 daughters. 1 rca-in-lav., and 1 grand-dau&htcr. Interment at Bukit Brown, on Sunday, August 7, at 10 a.m. I>:eply regretted.
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    OTHER INDUSTRIES.
    822 8 Recent experience has exposed Malaya's peril in being: so reliant on tin and rubber. The pursuit of a "Third String"—coconuts no longer earning recognition as the "Consols of the East"—has been long and vain. The oil-palm may yet fill the bill but for the present must prudently be
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    21 8 The Hon. Raja Sir Chulan. K.B.E., Raja di Hi'.ir of Perak, who has "been ill lately, Is new very much better.
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    25 8 The Rev. S. M. Thevathasan will speak at the evangelistic prayer service at the Methodist Mission Chapel, Paya Lobar, io-morrow at 5 p.m. j i
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    MALAYAN CADET SERVICE.
    489 8 Important Question For Council Meeting. At next Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council Dr. N. L. Clarke will ask: "With the change in the procedure of appointment of candidates fcr the Malayan Cadet Service, is Government in a position to give any information en the prospects cf
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    POSTING FACILITIES AT THE STATION.
    164 8 Stamps Available From The BookstaH. The fell Twin.? letter has been received from the Contro l:r of Posts and Telegraphs, Siivapore: "Sir.—l have .he honour to refer to the portion of your leading article in your Journal of the 18th u.t. relating to the time
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    CHANGE OF NAME IN F.M.S. RAILWAYS.
    57 8 The Traffic Department of the F.M.S. Railways is now called (from Aug. 1) the Transportation Department. It is divided into the Western and Midland Divisions, each with a Divisional Superintendent. The lines from Singapore to Malacca and Kuala Lumpur ccme under the Midland Divis:on
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    PREMIER RETURNS FROM HOLIDAY.
    38 8 Rvgby, Aug. 2. The Prime Minister left Lossiemouth tonight and will reach London tc-morrow" to attend the Cabinet and transact other official business. He hopes to return to Scotland at the week-end. —British Official.
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    EUROPE MAILS.
    53 8 Information has been received at the General Post Office that the Europe mails received in alternate weeks via Ind a will be due at Penang in luture on Thursday instead cf Friday mornings. This will result in an accelerated de'ivery of 24 hours throughout the Straits SettLments and
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    66 8 It is suggesed that a reunion dinner of the Old Students of Raffles College (Stam'ord Club) be held in the Administrative Hall Raffles College Buildings, during the next School Vacation (Sept. 7 to Oct. 2>. Old students of Raffles College who wish to paitlcipate are asked to send their names
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    409 8 ■(BY "IOOKS-0n.., Tennis final—PiU-iful! M The champion might be Biff-Bang Soo. L ni N Money is reported to abundant, and unwanted even Jm' per cent, interest. 1 London might send a few rife, to Malaya at 1 or 2 per cent 1 could be usefully employed. Senor
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    17 8 t mail* i From Europe (London rf July 14), by the "MM** 11 a.m. to-morrow.
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    41 8 Latest Quotation' RUBBER. London: 2'xd. G New York: 3 l is eente Singapore: 6 —6 1"' TIN. London Spot: £l33 London 3 months 34 Singapore: $68 8. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. j Sundried Mixt'd The market is qui<<-
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      243 8 ROBINSON CO., LTD. j BESTOBE YOUR HEALTH VIGOUR! NOCTURNAL POLLUTION is a i lh clangorous disease which every person 1 fv may suffer. It decreases vigour and "V"' injures health, so sufferers should j| u D^ get rid of it in the shortest time possible. Dr. Walter's (of Germany) BRONOVAL
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      52 8 1 I A Happy Thought FOR THE jj CHRISTENING ii PRESENT. CHILDREN'S CUPS IN SOLID SILVER. U.S. de Silva Bros, JEWELLERS, 23, High Street, Singapore. I j 634 T. K. K.'S i RUBBER BED SPREAD 3 feet x 2 feet. 60 CENTS EACH. TENG SENG GUAN, 634. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD,
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      40 8 SINGAPORE WEATHER REPORT. Yesterday's Maximum Temperature, 83 deg. F. Last night's Minimum Temperature. 77 deg. F. Yesterday's Rainfall, 0.13 ins. Sunshine. 0.5 l:ours. 1 p.m. Relative Humidity, 85 per cent. 1 p.m. Wind, S.S.W. 5 m.p.h. 1 p.m. Weather, overcast.
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    JAPANESE NAVY'S GRAVE ACTION. THE WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA.
    210 9 PEACE MUST BE ENFORCED. patino Provides Funds For Fight. Reuter's Wireless Service. Thr wnr situation in South America h aU s.d alarm all over the American lonl.nn.l and may made ..untries to enforce peace. Ln.r I'atiiu>. ihf Tin King, is support-
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    JAPANESE LAND SAILORS.
    95 9 Fight With Bandits At Yingkow. Tokyo, Aug. 3. Following simultaneous bandit attack- at various points of the South Manchuria Railway yesterday, mainly centreing round Yingkow and Tashiehiao. a Japanese destroyer t :iller and cruiser hastened to Ying11 a (Newchang) and landed bluea ki ts who engaged bandits
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    STRONG ATTACK ON LEAGUE.
    94 9 Italian Minister And Arms Parley. Reuter's Wireless Service. Rome, Aug. 1. 11 vigor. s attack on the League of Nations <i limited liability fnmpany under the ™.trol of F and France and, indirectly, tber with a threat that Italy r.iment Conference, was madp 1 I Balbo.
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    AUSTRIAN EX-PREMIER DEAD.
    61 9 Reuter. Ultimate Effect Of Attempted Assassination. Vienna, Aug. 2. o>V rk J lhe ex-Chancellor, died at eight of a rn ing from the ultimate effects h lodged in his lung when 1924 made to assassiaate him in has ht H.- !l failing health since February, rial tiie
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    FLOODS CONTINUE IN CANTON.
    35 9 U > Of Life Exaggerated. Reuter. The niimh Peiping, Aug. 2. much dead at Canton ls reported "dted The heavy floods number of deaths officially ,h bty-ser n by drowning and houses.—Reuter.
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    DECISIVE STAGE AT OTTAWA.
    197 9 Empire Exchange To Be Stabilised? Reuter's Wireless Service. Ottawa, Aug. 2. The Conference is approaching a decifivc stace. The United Kingdom delegates spent •n day examining the situation in the 1 ght of Dominion requirements, most of which are now known, with the exception of the
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    INCREASED UNREST IN INDIA.
    113 9 Fakir Active On The Frontier. Reuter. Rugby, Aug. 2. Reports received in London indicate that during the pat week Congress activities throughout India have been ineffective. Sikh agitation in the Punjab against the forecasts of Government's communal award is. however, causing some unrest and increased communal
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    CUSTOMS IMPASSE ENDED?
    63 9 China Releases Japanese Boxer Funds. Reuter. Nanking. Aug. 2. Learning that a remittanc2 of taels 843,675 had been recived at Parmaze frcm Dairen representing one-third of the customs revenue detained before the seizure of the Manchurian customs, the Ministry of Finance has released the Japanese portion of
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    WORK FOR UNEMPLOYED WOMEN.
    131 9 Sewing Of All Kinds Needed. At the Y.W.C A. an increasing number of women come to the Goodwill Service Depot seeking work. Enquiries are being made so that where possible positions may be found for them. While there is sewing to be given cut to quite
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    BATTLE WITH POLES AND COAL.
    110 9 Coolies Arrested. A fierce fight between twakow coolies that occurred in the ITeJuk Ayer basin on July 28 was described before the District Judge (Mr C. Wilson) yesterday, when three Chinese were charged with being concerned in an affray. According to the story of the
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    To-day's Features.
    71 9 GIRLS' CORNER, on page 2. AGRICULTURE IN MALAYA, on page 3 CHINESE CABLE SERVICES, on page 4. CLUB DIARY, on page 5. DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 1. CLOSING STAGE OF MURDER CASE, on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY. on page 8. LATEST CABLES FROM CHINA, on page
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    CAPITAL TAXED IN SIAM.
    197 9 Insurance Companies And Banks. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Aug. 2. The new Banking and Insurance Tax Act which came into force as from Avg. 1 calls upon deposit banks to pay, firstly, upon the capital employed for each month 148 per cent, and secondly, upon
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    WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE.
    156 9 America Ready To Attend. Reuter's Wireless Service. Washington. July 31. The State Department has received from the British Embassy an invitation to attend the forthcoming World Monetary and Economic Conference which th- Department nas already indicated it will accept. The invitation mentions that reparations, war debts and
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    BANK HOLIDAY STORM.
    108 9 Cricket Spectator Killed By Lightning. Reuter's Wireless Service. London. Aug. 1. Tht fiercest bank-holiday stoim for many years broke over the City this afternoon, driving crowds to shelter from the torrential rain and blinding flashes of li?Jitning. Three cricket spectators on Twickenham Green fell after a flash:
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    HOME-COMING OF EXILED KING.
    89 9 Rugby, Aug. 2. When the British crusier "Concord," with the body of ex-King Manoel, reached the Tagus to-day, she was met by an escort of Portuguese seaplanes and two Portuguese warships, "Guadiana" and "Liz". A salute of 21 guns was fired from the fortress as the
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    MRS. BARNEY BLAMELESS.
    66 9 Nice, Aug. 2. Ccuntess Karolyl (wife of the ex-President of Hungary) is out of danger and leaves hcspital shortly, after which the matter will doubtless be dropped as the Police opine that Mrs. Barney is blameless.—Reuter. [An earlier message stated that Ccuntess Karolyi's car collided with a
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    34 9 Mr. Tong Lao. former Chinese Consul-General in Singapore, will, it is confirmed, resume the post in September and Dr. Chen Chang Lok. the retiring Consul-General, will go to Nanking, probably to the Foreign Office.
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    47 9 Mr. M. Cohen, a warder at the Singapore Prison, died suddenly yesterday at Katong. He was 41 years of age and had been at the prison for about two years. He was formerly R.Q.M.S. of the Welch Regiment. The funeral will 0* held at Bidadari this afternoon.
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    HITLER DEMANDS CABINET POSTS.
    847 9 RED RIOTS AFTER ELECTIONS. Unparalleled Bitterness In Germany. Reuter's Wireless Service. With the conclusion of the eiec ion. rrsul ing in a ftaJema'e, bitterness has incr a- ed rather than otherwise in Germany. The authorities have issued a severe warning to rioters, especially to the Reds.
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    MANY DEATHS IN FERRY ACCIDENT.
    36 9 Reuter. Noakhali (Bengal), Aug. 2. Only 31 people were saved out of the 247 occupants of a ferry-boat which struck a sandbank and capsised in the estuary of the Ganges —Reuter.
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    177 10 Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. SINGAPORE LEAGUE COMPETITION. F. AND N. BEAT ROBINSON'S. Playing on th? Harbour Board ground yesterday, Fraser and Neave's bpat Robinson s by two goals to nil In the Third Division of the S A.F.A. League. Mr. Jolley refereed and the t?ams were: F. and N.: Said;
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    THE MALAYA CUP.
    79 10 TEAMS FOR FINAL. (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur. Aug. 3. After last night's trial game the following w.u -elected to represent Selangor in Saturday's Malaya Cup final against Singapore; Mchd Sved: Sta Maria. Lim See Hu: Lyo Peng Kong Tan Cheong B?o. Jahn Mohd; Lai Moon,
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    YACHTING. COWES REGATTA.
    98 10 RACE FOR QUEEN'S CUP. Ru?by. Aug. 2. At Cowes regatta to-day the Queen Mary's cup for fifteen-ton yachts was won by Sir Gecffrey Fielding's "Rose Mary" with Major Powers-Clark's "Yaruna" second and Mr. Chappin's "Coral" third out of nine starters. The King's Cup was won by Mr.
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    ROUND THE ISLAND.
    84 10 In the Royal Singapore Yacht Club's round tlie ioiand race over the week-er.d the number cf houis, minutes, and seconds taken by each fcca' to circumnavigate the island of Singapore were as follows:— Betsy (Jchnscn) 11—28—50. Merlin (BoydKnox) 11—32—53, Punai <Holiday-Water-ikuoti 11 —35 —39, Harlequin (MisselbrookMaitfri# 11—48
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    229 10 VOLUNTEER RIFLE ASSOCIATION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Aug. 1. The monthly spoon shoot for the month of July place at the Bukit Sebukor Range on Saturday. The results were: Total H'cap. yds. yds. yds. with 300 500 600 H'cap. Lieut. Tan Cheng Chye 1 30 31 31 95.00
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    POLO.
    58 10 SPOONER CUP MATCHES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Aug. 2. ln '.he Spooner Cup first round Iskandar Club Deat Singapore by 4-3 and Taiping beat Penang 7-5. The final between Iskandar and Taiping will be played on Thursday. Tho Singapore team consisted of L. J. A. Fic'd'm, P. S.
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    THE MALAYAN TITLE.
    579 10 PITT OUTCLASSED BY BONG SOO. LAWN TENNIS. (By "Echo") The Malayan Lawn Tennis Championship Tournament was brought to a close last evening. at the S.C.C., wich the final of the men's /singles. It was a very disappointing close, for the challenger, A. M. D. Pitt, of Calcutta,
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    AUSTRALIA v. JAPAN.
    138 10 INTERNATIONAL AT BOURNEMOUTH. Reuter's Wireless Service. London, Aug. 2. At Bournemouth in a two day tournam nt of four singles and two doubles between Japan and Australia, Jiro Satoh beat Sproule 6—l, 3—6, 6—2, 6—l; Kuwabara beat Clemenger 6—2, 6—2, 6—3 and Satoh and Kuwabara beat Hcpman
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES.
    481 10 KENT DOWN TO THIRD POSITION. SUSSEX AND YORKSHIRE FORGE AHEAD. CRICKET. The County championship matches begun on Saturday produced five (decisive results, and in the remaining three Notts, Warwick and Worcester took first innings points. Tatc-'s excellent bowling against Middlesex just as his name in being mentioned
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    CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE.
    170 10 The following is the County championship ■a';le up to date: Ist In. Points 15 5 3 4 P. W. L. W. I* D. Pts. Yorkshire (1) 20 11 2 3 1 3 195 Sussex (4) 19 10 0 2 2 5 186 Kent (3) 22 10 3 1
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    INDIANS WIN AT SWANSEA.
    48 10 AMAR SINGH IN FORM. Reuter. London, Aug. 2. The All-India team beat Glamorganshire at Swansea to-day by 54 runs.. Amar Singh bowled well for the tourists. Scores: INDIANS: 221 (Mercer 5 for 44) and 87. GLAMORGAN: 81 (Amar Singh 6 for 38) and 181.-
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    HENNESSY TROPHY MATCH-
    64 10 REST WIN BY 30 RUNS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Aug. 1. The Hennessy match between the Perak Europeans and the Rest was played during the vacation and ended in a victory for the Rest by 30 runs. Scores: 'The Rest, 73 and 76 (Murray 8 for
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    S.R.C. v. COMBINED COLLEGES.
    443 10 DE VRIES IN SCORING MOOD. The two days' match between S.R.C. and the Combined Colleges (Raffles College and Medical College), played on the S.R.C. ground, ended in a draw, rain interrupting play. Combined Colleges (Ist. Innings): Mohd. Din (M.C.) b R. Hoffman 7, C. de Vries
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    EUROPEANS v. THE REST.
    78 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Aug. 2. The Europeans v. the Rest ended in victory for the Rest by 30 runs. The Rest thus become the first holders cf the Hennessy Trophy. The concluding scores were: Europeans, second innings: Cooper b Weerakocty 13: Murray b Vytialinram.
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    APRIL FIFTH STOPS TRAINING.
    93 10 Mishap During Exercise. THE TURF. Reuter's Wireless Service. London. July 29. April the Fifth, the Derby winner, has a WoUen leg and has stopped training for the Sc. Leger. The horse has done little work for the past month and is not expected to resume fcr
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    BASEBALL.
    141 10 Reuter. LATEST LEAGUE RESULTS. New York, Aug. 3. Renter cables the following latest baseball icuults: NATIONAL LEAGUE. Team. Rum. Hits. Errors. Be .ton 4 11 0 St. Louis .3 6 0 Brooklyn 4 11 0 Chicago 2 9 0 New York 3 7 0 (Ott heme run). Cincinnati 2
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    GOLF.
    46 10 NEW SCOTTISH CHAMPION. Reuter's Wireless Service. London, July 31. Dunbar Jack McLean, the twenty-one year Glasgow golfer, won the Scottish Amateur Championship beating Kenneth Greig of St. Andrew's over thirty-six holes. McLean is the youngest golfer to ewr win the Scottish title. —Reuters Wireless Service.
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    WORLD RECORD FOR BRITAIN.
    274 10 THE OLYMPIC GAMES. TISDALL'S RECORD DISALLOWED. ATHLETICS. Reuter. Los Angeles. Aug. 3. In the 800 metres final Hampson (Britain) was first with Wilson and Edwards both Canada, second and third. The race was won by inches. Hampson's time of one minute 49 8! 10 seconds is
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    APPEAL PARTLY SUCCEEDS.
    301 10 Judgment In Johore This Morning. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Aug. 3. Judgment in the appeal of S. Y. R. Y. Scmasunderam Chcttiar against the decision of ICr. Justice Burton en the Chettiar's application fcr execution, under the Civil Procedure Code, against Ong Yee Seng. Wong
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    147 10 Boxing Film At The Alhambra. "The Big Timer," a Columbia picture featuring Ben Lyon and Constance Cumminga, began a season at the Alhambra last night. Prom first to last the film is a story of the ring, wnh the romance of a fighter running parallel. The plot
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    GREAT WORLD NOTES.
    173 10 "Pasar Malam" And "Free Love." In spite of various other counter attractions more than 50,000 people flocked to the Great World at Kirn Seng Road during the week-end. Amongst them were many thousands from upcountry who expressed great satisfaction at the sights and entertainment specially arranged for
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    PETITION FOR SEPARATION.
    363 10 SENSATION AI (Uv IN KUALA LUMpijJ Well Known Chinese Family Involved. (From Our Own Correspondent, Kuala Lvm Pur Remarkable allegations course of a suit for judicial by a w:ll-kno\vn Kuala L his wife, which ope ed in ti Kuala Lumpur, to-day befoi Justice Mr. Thome. The petition
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    BRITISH FILM DEAL.
    116 10 Enterprise In The Far East. Reuter. London. Aug 2. A lai ger propoi tion of British films will I* > xhibitea in the Far Eart as the result of» fve years contract to take the whole Bir.ii film output of the Gaumont British Corporate which was signed
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    "MISSING CHETTIAR" SEQUEL.
    45 10 Fatimah Charged And Remandtd. <From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Aug JFatimah bint? Abdullah the Second Polic; Magistrate. She.k AUi at. Jchore this moiling and charged gery. She was remandtd lor a This is a sequel to the "Missing «-b appeal judgment.
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    SWISS NATIONAL DAY.
    75 10 Successful Function On Mcndaj. An "At. Home" was held on at the Swiss Club in hoomir National Day. There were ever iU Cec:1 present including the Governor.•• Clementi, Sir John and Lady Sco local Consular corps. Mr H A J vff? General for Switzerland, and Mrs. also
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    What's on To-Night.
    86 10 If IT B»J T Lyon, Constance Cuir.n'.:. Matinee to-day. at 3 p m Capiicl.—On the sere n B featuring Charlb Ruggte celebrated danc r. Beth Beri Empire—Joe Cook I show at 7.30 pm i Kid > 1 Great World.—Bide Malay opera. CtUOOM ing films ("Free Love'' Marlborough.—
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    ALLEGED ATTACK ON WIFE.
    160 11 Husband Committed For Trial. j, mc(j W ith Attempted Murder. «B .u.d outside the Police vhfn i! became known that net; ically certified as being committed to the Assises f attempted murder. Bengali-Indian, married ,:ul voman named Fatimah. p hou*e off Paya Lebar in July Yacob
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    20 11 untitled Money Order for India lis. 152 for $100. The I nev Order from India ccyioo I: 15G for $100.
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    TOWKAY ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
    318 11 enty-Two-Year Old Accused. r ci rdsd in the District Wiison yesterday, in the Hoe. a seventy-two-Viiis charged with affixing :o unt eipts, possession P -st sion of triad society VM represented by Mi. a wealthy landowner and tng at 96. Jalan Besar. .';ii Detective-Inspector of c
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    GODOWN FIRE SEQUEL.
    383 11 Storekeeper On Serious Charge. Afraid Of Accused. That he did not tell all he knew at the previous hearing, because he was afraid of the accused, was the statement made by Tay Chwee Teck, before the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday in the course of
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    "LADY LINDY" HONOURED IN NEW YORK.
    70 11 rhart, the first woman who flew solo across the Atlantic, ect of great homage on her return to New York. The took place at the Town Hall and above are seen the New York (Jimmy Walker) presenting to Miss dal of the National Geographic
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS.
    128 11 Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY, AUG. 3. 5 p.m.—Bukit Timah, "A" (M.G.) Coy. 2 PI, Practice Competition. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.A. (v), Lecture Practice Shoot. TO-MORROW, AUG. 4. 5 p.m.—Bukit Timah, "A" (M.G.) Coy. 3 PL, Practice Competition. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, "E" (Chinese) Coy., Company Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Officers, Preliminary Revolver
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    Latest Cables From China.
    1300 12 WAR DEVELOPING IN NORTH-EAST PROVINCES. CHINESE VOLUNTEERS' UNITED ADVANCE ON MUKDEN. JAPANESE RAILWAY COMMUNICATIONS SEVERED. FORCES THREATENING JEHOL ISOLATED FROM REST. Exciting "Scrap" At Yingkow: Consul Flees To Warship. While General Ma is still active in North Manchuria, united forces of Chinese Volunteers have cut the
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    Y.W.C.A. FINANCE CAMPAIGN.
    126 12 The General Committee of the Y.W.C.A. report that the total of the Finance Campaign for the Annual Budget is to date $2,600. There have been few refusals though many cuts in donations owing to the bad times but the response continues to be sympathetic and generous. Many
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    BIG GERMAN BANK DEFAULTS.
    61 12 New York, Aug. 3. Messrs. Dillon, Read and Co. announce that the German Bank and Discount Co. is unable ta meet its $25 million note due on Sept. 1. owing to inability to obtain the necessary foreign exchange. The bank is one of the "D banks
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    OCEAN BOTTOM TO BE EXAMINED.
    182 12 Expedition To Arabian Sea. Rugby, Aug. 2. A scientific expedition to survey the Arabian Sea ar.d the r.crth west of the Indian Ocean is being organised ard will begin operations next year. The expanses are being largely provided und.r the will of the late Sir
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    GEN. MA NOT DEAD.
    35 12 Peiping, Aug. 2. Chinese officials deny that there is any truth in the repor,. of General Ma's death and state that the report is merely Japanese propaganda and entirely unfounded.—Reuter. Reuter.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    192 12 The M.M. "Chenonceaux" is due here from Penang on Sunday, at ab:ut 5 p.m.. and will probably sail the n:xt morning, at 6 a.m.. for Saigon. Hongkong. Sharghai, Kobe and Yokohama. She will beith at the S.H.B. wharves. ARRIVALS. Kuranda," Brit. 553 tons, Capt. Dyason, from Sibu, 1-8;
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    PRODUCE.
    178 12 Singapore, Aug. 3. Rice. Siam A! per Koyan $190 Rice. Siam 1 $175 Rice, Siam 2 $165 Rice. B. Siam No. 1 $133 Rice, B. Siam No. 2 $128 Rice. Siam "Sinway p:r koyan No. 1 $182 Rice. Siam No. 2 $162 Rice. Saigon Al $160 Rice. Saigon N.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    217 12 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Aug. 3. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 29,32 d.. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 T S d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 27 32d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 13,16 d.. London demand 2s. 3 25 32d.,
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    JOHORE CRIMINAL, APPEALS.
    340 12 WAS EVIDENCE WROXf;,.. INTERPRETED- (From Our Own Correspondent. Jchore Bahru j- Two criminal appeals came un r >rw J before the Hon. M". Ju this morning at the Supreme c Kc The first was the apn table seller, who was sentenced to simple imprisonment by Ungku Ismail,
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    STOLE FROM PROSTITUTE.
    265 12 The next appeal was that <<: vas recently sentenced to or. imprisonment by the First W.'■Grant, for the theft of j a Berj bekrojaj to a prostitut •at Jalan Bid H ta The accused appeared in pen that the sentence was too heavy Toe prosecution alleged that
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    HYLAM BOYS
    62 12 Thirteen Hylams, all "boys' t ir Johore Bahru. fere before Ungku Ismail, the trate, on a charge of tlieir flats and they all pi Some said ihat they premises when they v.e. f! ri ,ir.ict Only SI. 17 was found Hi all of them and fined that $7
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    63 13 d(l are ImlMK. »ri(« 10 u. on 0/ inters. mtMl wtortooi vvi.V»,. Tr.bunS doej nol necessarily endorse opinion > exmesM U'TEUS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS poss7blb. preZZl typewZuen ty u r:g and on one side of the paper Only. Pen names may
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    Rights And Privileges.
    528 13 t p Editor, "Malaya Tribune") endows tvery living being sell-preservation, so even anmf.ls know how to preserve Ihej st cure shelters and procure What is true of the no less true of man. But hc t of all animals, preserves ha her way and with higher v.
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    The "Oily Man."
    238 13 i To the Ld.tur. ":,ia'.aya Tribune.''; -•r—Daily, for practically a week, I have i- tr. searcrung through the correspondence wr valuable paper for comments "t abu\e subject, and not until only in H t- day's issue was one found. Panic ■ltd its height with the womenfolk. n.aj
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    Female Warder For Johore Prison?
    71 13 f the Edfr„ —Your Malaya Tribune.-, deserves has taken in investip t;,e Ca ri- of reat im P°rtance. I refer f 1 m^tio n d prisoner s in the Johore li! th t-uSnu -V 0W of yesterday of m KirrJ V lh Causeway," with pru
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    The Social Problem.
    327 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir —I have been reading many articles in your popular paper on the problem of the Social Evil, and I shall be much obliged if you will kindly spare me a few lines. In my opinion the men are to be blamed.
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    Chinese Girl Hair-Dressers.
    388 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —I am glad to see in ycur paper of the 26th inst. that there are three thoughtful correspondents, namely, "E. S. Tay," Mr. H. Phang and Justice," whose letters on the above topic I have read with care. This is a
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    A Non-Stop Gramophone.
    207 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune") Sir, —In these days of record-breaking, when the water speed record has just been broken, would some local enthusiast kindly oblige by breaking the records of my neighbour's eramophone and (-hereby rid the Tanjong Katong Read neighbourhcod of a definite nuisance? Truly
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    ASSESSMENT MUST BE REDUCED.
    3284 14 10 PEJI CENT. CUT IN SALARIES. Municipal Retrenchment Report. A fall nummary of a!I the recommendations of the Municipal Budget Retrenchment Commit &c has already been published in the "Malaya Tribune." We row publish in MrtaJaaea'a the full report, without abridgment. The full' report, dated July
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    BRITISH LOAN CONVERSION.
    69 14 When the British Government d"eided to convert the two milliards of 5 per cent. English War Loan to a loan of 3 1 j£ per cent, hundreds of girls were engaged, as the Chancellor of the Exchequer had to inform in writing three millions of bondholders about
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    196 14 THAT an instrument can "hear through fog? (By Our Scientific Correspondent.) For determining distances that cannot be seen (under water, for instance; or in fog) an instrument has been made which causes a sound <.o travel the desired distance and then—bounce back: fcr such is an echo.
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      575 15 JJJAMER SATLIN^ «13? LINE; (Japan Mail) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam Mlddlesborouau. Vessels. Tonnage. Due. Ball. 9 KATORI MARU 10,000 Aug. 11 12 S KASHIMA MARU 10,000 Aug 25 26 t YASUKUNI MARU 12,000 Sept. 6 7 HAKONE MARU 10,500 Sept. 21 22 S SUWA MARU 10,700 Oct.
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