Malaya Tribune, 8 July 1933

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. I'iL XX. No. ?ti<) SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, July 8, 1933. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1933 FIVE CENTS
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      95 1 Diamonds and In lC ea of every Selling it market old coins j r j ornamefita of nod quality, high c a t prices exchfcßgc rit t*-s. THE LAST WORD IN THE ART OF BREWING I j Sole Importers The East Asiatic Company, Limited. INGAPOBg KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. i iiliFli'S
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      116 1 l THE ORIGINAL j PRIMUS HEATING and LIGHTING apparatus. i i i J SOLE AGENTS: Sime, Darby Co,, Ltd. (Incorporated in'the S.S.) i 1 11 1 1" 1 1 IMILK THE PERFECT FOOD 1 I FOR BABY yj J j YOUR BABY j i j Blue Cross The Perfect Milk
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    GIRLS' CORNER AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER.
    145 2 Comments On The Mail. My dear Nieces, I have good news of "Frisco Kate." She is well on the road to recovery and we may expect her to leave Hospital soon. "Gwennie" says that she sent in a contribution about dancing, but I am sorry
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    Spend Time Wisely.
    362 2 (By •'Dora.") Have you ever been confronted 'with this question? Can you honestly answer, "Yes" without flinching? Can you, indeed? Truly 0 But alas! In spite of the fact that some of vou could, the majority, myself included, must frankly admit that they have not spent their
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    Money Wasted.
    195 2 (By -'Bright Eyes." K.L.) I think dancing is an evil, because if a man goes to the cabaret he lias to pay for the entrance fee. dinner-jacket, black shoes, a nice handkerchief and to to match, and perfume. Then when he is there he meets some girls, and
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    An Old House.
    495 2 (By •'Ipoh Maiden.") It a glorious, lustrous evening when I set out to the open air to have some relaxation after a day's hard work. The sky was blue tinted here and there with white clouds. As for the lamp of the day. there it stood on
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    Temptation.
    366 2 (By "Lucky Star." I It is very well with most girls and actresses who can dance by themselves: but with young men there is 'a vast difference. They prefer to dance with the opposite sex. They cannot refrain from going to the cabarets, hotels and parties where they usually
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    Experiment And See.
    127 2 horn*—dancing for joy. But that does not happen at the cabarets. Further, just experiment and see if dancing is a success if there are no girls. Certainly not! Dancing in excess is dangerous: this is a problem. Can the cabaret goers stop themselves? Once they visit the
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    CORNERITES' DEBATE.
    635 2 Is Dancing An Evil. (By Dandelion.") There has been quite a hot debate against dancing and so far "Jean" is about the only one who approves of it from a good point of view. Well. I congratulate you "Jean *on your splendid article, for I quite agree with
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    Not Convinced.
    318 2 (By "Dora.") "Jean," your article is well written and your arguments are so strong that you nearly made me swerve from what I think is right "Oh' What an obstinate girl!" You would one and all exclaim in indignation. But I protest that I am not. It is
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      297 2 The Stars reveal their secret! Do you ever wonder how the Read what -y famous stars of' the screen care LOVELY LORETTA YOUNG f for their lovely complexions f Here is their secret. At work says about Lux Toilet Soap M in tne big film studios, and in f their
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING – No Laissez Faire.
    61 3 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING No Laissez Faire. ::•>- to the U.S.A. tkrs 'I mean that the Malayan tin j an ;.cl pt a ;u..ss laire at.l briettaji The more the i" S.A.. tie more ij. to watch the working: national Tin Control a goodwill in tht not lose ihi-
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    Foaling The Nest.
    222 3 latI at the Malayan miner tin the world requires £150 a ton. For il I d i be £150 a ton vtrh full cap-city. Nor too put ether producers 11 Dutch can produce tin mine in Malaya and <>f the Bolivian mirrs nl cost cf production in
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    Raffles And Others
    234 3 rjN the subject of Education he had very y clear vision. Would that his vision had descended to his inheritors who tinker with old schools ihis old school), but who re-buikl magnificent prison who cast away the iv hentance of wealth left specially for education out who
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    TANGKU PEACE DENOUNCED.
    1161 3 CANTON'S REPLY TO LONDON. "You Have Weakened." Japan's Undeclared War On China. Canton. June 12. THE South-West Political Council has telegraphed the following reply to the cablegram addressed to it by Dr. W. W. Yen, Mr. Wellington Koo and Mr. Quo Tai Chi, members of the Chinese
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    ANCIENT RESORT.
    129 3 Ancient Canopus Seen from 'Plane. Reuter. TpHE vigilant rye of a Ban. le andriathe m^fnpo^'r^ l 5 IS? J U one of in recent *b overies ft* aircra't den*V ho commal^ into the clear blue down •aw meZ Mcdl r ™nean Water and hoe 1 a r^of^ n
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      364 3 I Q YOUNG'S I !ff TOMATO KETCHUP I THE MOST DELICIOUS TOMATO KETCHUP ON THE MARKET. j j PER LARGE BOTTLE 25 CTS. ONLY, j (Write for a free sample). I J Obtainable from dealers throughout Malaya. j i Manufactured by A. YOUNG CO. N 86, Sophia Road, Singapore. LASALLE
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      116 3 Ask your Doctor! 3 THE ANGLO-SI AM CORPORATION LTD 1 SINGAPORE AND PfiNANQ L 1 J sprays INSIST on powerful FLIT ----it kills without fail Remember the comfort of your guests andVdon't buy weak imitations of FLIT. Your friends will appreciate your hospitality when you save them the annoyance of
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      526 3 CLUB DIARY. c ILIf a B numer Clubs and Societies in readers 0 t>ie "AfaZaya Tn>une." 77,*, Dfan, »J ponded *pe«aZZ V /or tfte«. Secretary, or, 2! a of general interest mm still be included in tfie "Diery of Events The -Club Diary" can mm meetings, enterainments, night-visits and such
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      205 4 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. "6-37, Cras Dasah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 3411. TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RENT From Ist January, 1933. AT SIANG UM PARK GEYLANG. GARDEN
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      832 4 TO LET. TO LET—Comfortable Rooms. 7a, Prinsep St. TO LET—Compound House, No. 10, Rose Lane, Katong Rd. Apply 20, Chulia Street I TO LET—Newly built houses at Gentlng Lane, off MacPherson Road. Rent $15. Apply at 35, Genting Lane. TO LET —Seaside Bungalow, at Slglap. furnished, by day or month.
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      389 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. rrn— NOTICE OF SALE OF CROWN LAND. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a lease for the term of 10 years of the undermentioned Crcwn Land, formerly the site of the Gaiety Cinema, situate at the junction of Albert and Lencoolen Streets, will be sold by public auction a.
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      432 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS TENDERS will be received at the office of the Commissioner of Lands. Singapore, up to noon of the 24th July. 1933, for th? right to cccupy from the Ist August. 1933, on temporary occupation licence, the piece of Crown land a Kolam Ayer Lane, containing
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      481 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. j NOTICE. SINGAPORE AUCTION MART 24, High Street. We beg to announce to the Public t»oat we have opened the above Auction Rooms, and are now carrying on Auction Sales at the above adoress. We cordially invite the Business. Houses and General Public to consult us when requiring
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      486 4 1 Tooth Paste is c.N.Neutiallu article of ijoii maij trnxt il lO R iaroi km W L* D CTS. Everywhere t**r MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. b/RSCRIPTION RATES. I IYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Includim at office Postage Postage or close (Local or to Foreign j residence F.M.S.) Countriei J Yearly
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    VICEROY TO BE RECALLED ?
    183 5 VICEROY TO BE RECALLED Editor Of London "Times" To Succeed London. June 24. Mggg ait life political circles Irr njn the con espondent of the with regard to the coming j i; \v. lingdon. It is freily mentioned bdefc that her visit is not a insure 'rip bui real business
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    CANTON DOCTORS.
    126 5 Foreign Licencees To Obey Regulations. Canton. June 28. Ftff.u:. M docton Is Cant:n and other places to X angtunf are required to obtain their licences :r >n> the Ministry of-Interior in Nanking before they are permitted to practise j their pofc«ions according to an offic.al notifi- I ration
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    MALACCA "AT HOME."
    146 5 Colourful Gathering On St Paul's Hill. (From Our Own Correspondent) Ma'acca. July 6. p« crest of the St. Paul s Hill yesterday prcan >a l 2L*" animated see on the occasion of an At Heme" given by the Hon. Mr M k Bam. Resident Councillor and Mrs.
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    P. I. INDEPENDENCE.
    109 5 New Governor Not To Interfere. Manila. June 15. The new Governor-General. Mr. Prank im W n0t take part ln the controversy I hi PM, mg regarding the acceptance Phihpp:nes Independence Bi l This an nouncement was made by the Cover,or." immSi!it h i niSelf f iM h
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    AMBASSADOR IN ROME.
    35 5 Sir Eric Drummand Appointed. Reuter. London. July 6. Or Eric Drumrr.onci. formerly Secret?r,oeneral ta the League of Nation?, has bern appointed Ambassador to Rome, sir Ronalc Granam wjl] be retiring shorth/.—Reuter 1
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    TURCO-GREEK TREATY.
    294 5 Turkey To Charter Greek Vessels. Athens. THE main provisions of the six months commercial treaty which has been concluded between Greece and Turkey in an atcempt to adjust Greece's unfavourable trade balance with Turkey, are as follows: For the first three months. 25 per cent, of the goods
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    KWANGSI MINERALS.
    74 5 Exploration Planned By Government. Canton. June 28. The Kwangsi Provincial Government will send an expedition to Kwu Po Shan with ie-y to exploring the rich mineral resources j here. Kwu Po Shan lies en the borders cf I .{wangtung and Hunan. It is believed that aTi sorts cf
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    144 5 league Of Nations' Bulletin. 1 JHE following is the health bulletin of the 1 Z^JeV^aTT Bureau 1 from^ailpo? lBB 6 C3Se and 1 1 death anf 10 deaths in the 16 Bnd Cochin: i rmallpox case. ccmpareS wi 3 h S allP X and 2 dea
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    ATTEMPT ON ADMIRAL.
    113 5 Tientsin Lieutenant Held By Guards. Dm co, Tsingtao. June 26. Sh?n 5 8lUrd f y at f ur cl <*k when Admiral fnavaflaunrlf h 0t Tslnf*ao- Ch t0 on his weekly insS V° f tUe S?** -Chenhar g Un ,S commanding the launch'created suspicion by carrying two
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      509 5 ARM NUMB WITH RHEUMATISM* Woman's Thanks To Kruschen. v f h T beC sufferi f rom rheumatism fcr pains' in V m U C U,d scarce, y wa,k wtUi *a"sc *J£ T f?et J***™** of my left hand of ht ho t CC^ W nly nd U with *s aid
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      386 5 IflK. jH mr mmmm Jmfß WW' -^m Tliero arc.Watches of inner ex csllence and there are Watches ol outward beauty. REVERSO TAVANNES Watches are both cxoeiient and beautiful. They time the World* since 1891 K. M. Oli Mohamed, No. 38, High Street, SINGAPORE. S. S.) THE GREATEST GIFT TO THE
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    Shipping News & Notices. LACK OF ICEBREAKER SERVICES.
    659 6 Shipping News Notices. LACK OF ICEBREAKER SERVICES. Action In King's Bench Division. IN the King's Bench Division, in mail week, Mi*. Justice Branson concludcd the hearing of an action in which Akties Steam, of Skein, Norway, the owners of the steamer Fagerstrand, claimed damages from Arcos. Ltd., of Bush House,
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    TO BE ABOLISHED.
    133 6 The Yangtsze Water Police Disbanded. Hankow. June 16. Acting upon instructions from General Chiang K->i Shek, president of the Military Affairs Commission, tne Water Police Bureau for the Yangtsze River is winding up its affairs. It is understood that the bureau is to be temporarily abolished. Two
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    FRENCH SHIPPING.
    609 6 Extension Of Subsidies Necessary. IN his report, made at the instance of the Commission of tne Mercantile Marine on j ;he Bill introduced by M. Henri Tasso for pro- i viding assistance for non-subventioned French 'hippr.g, M. William Bertrand. a member of the French Chamber of Deputies, states
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    WHITE STAR LINE.
    933 6 Working Surplus But Debit Balance. mm resort of the d rectors ol the White T 8U Line for the year ended December IS2 rtates that the audited accounts of I o mnany show a working surplus of £60.074 ti," 1 oeiation Of the fleet after charging 3
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    SUBVENTIONS FOR SHIPPING.
    669 6 Big Grants To Italian Services. ACCORDING to the yearly report presented j to the Italian Senate on the expenditure cf the Minister of Communications during the fiscal year commencing July 1. the payments to the Merchant Marine will total 331.246,0-0 paper lire «abaut £5.100,000 at the present
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      457 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. BANGALORE 6.000 July 7 RAJPUTANA
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      206 6 jiff LLOYD TRIESTINO j (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. j CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA gj*L' t f* Colomb Bombay, i I Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Sues Port I Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suet, Port I Sald Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. J; Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. j mv
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      195 6 HAMBURG-AMERIRA LIN IE Deutach j |Hf%o| Australische DampfachUßi Cj Oesellscbaft (Companies Incorporated In Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CRTNA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. M.s. FRIESLAND, via Manila July 12 t m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila July 25 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Aug. 6 t m.s. DUISBURG. via Manila Aug. 22
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      561 6 STEAMER SAILIXGg J£ NORDDEUTSCHER f#J| jfjy Germany/. The undernoted an :he Company'? lntrpijed fixtures:— OUTWARDS. 19SS. "COBLENZ" for Manila. Hongkong. S'hai. N. China and Japan 5 "SAALE" for Manila, Hongk r Shanghai, N. China and Japan j U y 3l HOMEWARDS. 19SS. t "AACHEN" for Tripoli, Genoa, M'seilles, Havc-e, Dunkirk,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    456 7 Mining Shares. I v Singapore. Friday. 11 a.m. f .tin <liarc quotations are issued o exchange and stock bT Fra-tr j. sue Buyers. Sellers. m bv I Tin 29 30 6 i >» 6- W" 0.95 1.00 |1 A'' 18 3 19jJ, BanPta Tin JJ •1 0.40
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    146 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN IMPROVES LITTLE OVERSEAS. Cross Rate Nullifies Rubber Rise. 'By Out Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Saturday. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 12 cts., up V 8 ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 8 11 16d., up 1 16d. Market quiet after firm. New York,
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    PETROL PRICES.
    162 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motcr Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon li.lt Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per I British Imperial gallon $0.a2 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums j per
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    LANGKON RUBBER.
    77 7 During the year to March 31 tapping was carried out on the estate of Langlton North j Borneo Rubber, Limited, for one month only, the output amounting to 23,456 lb. The loss ior the year was £3,617, and the debit balance carried forward is now increased to £11,782.
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    ASSOCIATED TIN MINES CO.
    427 7 Nigerian Firm And Restriction. The tin mining industry has not esc-ped the prevailing world conditions of the last three years, and the year under review his been oik of the most difficult in the history of the tin mining industry, said the chairman of Association of
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    FUNDS EXHAUSTED.
    709 7 Shanghai-Kelantan Loan From Directors. The annual genera! meeting of the shareho'ders in the Shanghai Kelantan Rubber Estates (1925) Ltd.. was held on June 15. In Shanghai. Those present included Mr. C. R. Burkili, chairman. Messrs. A. McClure and C. F. Shackietc.n, directors and J. A. Turner, representing the
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    TIN TAKES A HOLIDAY!
    839 7 Women Get New Fabrics. Tin plays a vhal part in the upkeep of this mechanised age. but, like human beings, it sometimes takes a hchday, deserting its prcsaic applications, and wandering up almost tantas.fc by-paths. These vagaries make us won- i der whether we really know
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    702 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Friday, :i tjfc The Mlotring rubber shr.rc uuctatJons are issued by i:a.-er &:,d Cc.and Lyali ana Evntt: Issue j Value. Eraser Lyall S$ Shares. «fc Co. E?»tt. I Allenby $0.70 $0.80 $0.65 $0.£) 1 Alor Gajah 0.50 0.60 0.50 0.60 1 A. Hitam 1.00
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      92 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England/. SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital «2.000.00C Pald-up-Capltal 1i.000.000 Reserve Fund and Rest 8 600,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. rasa BRANCHES' Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi. Madras, flairr Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received en
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      74 7 Small Savings- j SL LIGHTEN j Aflpi YOUR *m I FINANCIAL j ML PATHWAY m\ j EARI V JMERFfcT Small Savings regularly deposited will soon build up tor you a substantial Bank a. Balance, .ready for the moment when it is most needed. THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK
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      224 7 Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL i Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.0». ■BAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING CHLLLA STREET. SINGAPORE LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee
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      235 8 Amusements^ A* Opening at To-day s Matinee! j UNIVERSALIS NEW LAUGH I &/1 See the screen's team of teams in the j j lwM screen's scream o£ screams!... See them Tl> in the FUNNIEST love story ever j l£ screened in which it is proved that j m 3 three's
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      383 8 j HERE'S THE BIG WEEK-END SHOW\ Have you seen it? Eddie j Cantor j in li-.i .J Artists !t!f,grc t. Most W\ Lavish Musical i \> Comedy Sensation. J \t \> DRAWING THE TOWN j AT THE j J TO-DAY TO-MORROW ,T><f Mil B j i j BOOK YOUR SEATS
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      261 8 "Must undoubtedly be ranked amongst the SIX BEST PICTURES I j OF THE YEAR." "Film Weekly." NIGHTLY! i RONALD COLMAN With KAY FRANCIS and PHYLLIS BARRY, k (New British Screen Star) >? *s "Cynara" I j A UNITED ARTISTS MASTERPIECE. \gf j From the International Stage Success. It's the one
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    DEATH SENTENCE ON POLICEMAN.
    458 9 Barracks Murder. HOMICIDE PLEA REJECTED. /1 \i\j i V nit with tears in his eyes, Abdullah Khan, a pood-looking ild .unstable of the local received the death sened upon him by Mr. Justice sterday afternoon at th<? Court. j charged with the murder a riot named
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    S.S. APPOINTMENTS.
    40 9 -npcintments are notified in ■etie: Mr G. S. Rawlings to btrar, Supreme Court and Labuan; Dr. J. I Baeza to h Officer. Singapore; Dr. id as Chief Medical Officer, 8 W. Eveson to act as Senior Officer Ptnang.
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    LATE MR. TAN KIONG ANN.
    42 9 Oui Own Correspondent. p, Malacca, July 7. Mr. Tan Kiong Ann, the Mr. Tan Cheng Lock, CB E Cheat Joay. will take place on PM when the remains will be •rment to Bukit Bahru, EarnQi ourial ground.
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    11 9 untitled A Fletcher and Mr. H. S. ou1n1«1 tc> de «UQlelp!»l
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    SHANGHAI TRAGEDY.
    81 9 Accidental Shot Kills Army Captain. Reuter. Shanghai, July 7. Royal engineers in charge of the army post and killed this afternoon when working at the ilTl* A aeddentanv from an adjacent room, pierced the mi IJ2 struck Oapt. Page's thigh Hew .™£L The private who was handling the
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    "AM I AN ARYAN?"
    270 9 German Registry Offices Crowded. Berlin. OFFICES of registrars of births here are crowded to overflowing every day, now that the Nazis have made the distinction between the Aryan and non-Aryan races a matter of such material importance. There are thousands of people who suddenly wish to
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    "The Had Genius" At The Roxy.
    79 9 AT THE CINEMAS. John Barrymore gives a display of h.s abUu> as a character actor in the dtffccult part he piajo ip. "The Mad Ganius," the Warner Bros, pioauction which commenced its run at the Kox. last night. The picture is excellent entertainment, with
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    "Vanishing Frontier" At The Marlborough.
    74 9 A first-run Paramount picture, "The Vanishing Frontier," commenced a season yesteraay at the Marlborough. It is stirring tale, full of action and some thiilling riding. Johnny Mack Brown, who it starred, gives an excellent performance as tee oanait" who defies the st-te government far tta
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    NO MORE MINERS?
    196 9 Rationalisation's Next Victim. It is. perhaps, axiomatic to say that the general tendency of scientific discovery and application is to make life easier as well as more enjoyable for everyone. But in the case of mining more paiticu.ai !y coaj mining—this tendency is rapid y approaching tne
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    CHINA'S FLOODS.
    33 9 Shanghai. Jury 8. The Kumho (tributary of the Yangtse Riven ose to a height of 16 feet yesterday. Th Namchum Railway is submerged and communications are being interrupted.—"Min Kuo Jih Pao."
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    34 9 The Beau Stella Badminton Party meet the Universal Badminton Party at the formers court to-morrow at 2.30 p.m. Players and supporters will assemble at home court. The Party's badge and jersey must bt; worn.
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    16 9 The July issue of "Scouting in Malaya" is now on s-le. It is an interesting number.
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    17 9 The promotion of Lieut. P. S. A. Georgeson, S.S.V.P., to the rank of Captain has been approved.
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      76 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—SIB,OOO (Straits cuirency) fcr half interest in a thriving business of long standing needing expansion. Alternatively, loan wanted against interest a»d hypothecation of marketable stock-in-trade. Genuine proposition. Write Box No. 174, c|o Ma'aya T-ibune. PRIVATE TUITION. M. A. (Can'ab) (European) prepares boys an 4 girls for Matriculation
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    911 10 Co-operation has become a very important part of the social and economic life of Maiaya. It has done an immense amount of good, in diverting discontent into healthy constructive channels, in rescuing indebted workers from despair and giving them b new start in life, and in uniting members
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    220 10 Comments By The Way. OUR Municipal Commissioners have provided Eingapcre with many amenities which compare favourably with other big Eastern chics: we have an incomparable water supply, a clean bill of health, excellent roads and drains uiv the most pari and electricity and gas (which could
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    Malaya And W. E. C.
    197 10 IF -.he World Economic Conference has to adj.*-rn. Malaya will regret it no less than any other country, because Malayan producers and merchants realise that only a lead from the World Conference can secure the general and permanent revival in the prices of primary pioducts,
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    Airman's Death.
    175 10 THE tragic death in Paris on Thursday ci If. Robida. one ot the twj airmen who ma a record-hreaking flight from Paris to Hanoi last year, will be accepted by the fatalists as a striking example of the inevitability of destiny. M. Robida was married only recently and
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kuala Lumpur.
    149 10 Mrs. D. S. Ainger has been operated on ff« appendicitis at the Bungsar Hospital. She is mailing satisfactory progress. 9 Professor Fngeldow who came to Malsya to preside over the Commission appointed to enquire into the working of the Rubber Research institute is
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    Kuala Kangsar.
    36 10 i 2*5 Poun dall, of the P.M.S. Police has £L*s f r^ Uala KanB?ar to take over dv es from Mr. w. H. Bendle, 0.C.P.D.. Kualt Kangsar. who has left for home on furloug'a
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    Klang.
    43 10 The birthday of the Prophet Mohamed was IndlaU Muslim merchants S After tL mbaU Street Mcs ue Klang. S2T Si U r S f Ual cere monials gift parcels of crowd V 1 Cre to a mxf crowd of about 4,000 people.
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    Seremban.
    75 10 Collector of Land Revenue. Seremban, has been OX?™,? t0 Bentong 35 As ist *"< District 22 li C 3S entert *ined at a farewell funtion at the Negri Sembilan Club. The Rev. Brother John, who has been in charge of St. Paul's Institution, Seremban fo- number of years, has
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    Penang.
    66 10 Chan Choon. a Cantonese who claimed trial Zrrel c Cf voluntarll y musing hurt to one 2 Chye was convicted by Mr. D WUU S I !2** U m > ar,d sentenced to ri* month- simple imprisonment. The wedding took place at the Church of hZZZ: P n i
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    Alor Star.
    102 10 Mr. E. L. Spooner-LillingMon. who is in charge of the engineering branch of the Kedah Posts and Telegraphs, is going on leave shorUy Mr Lee Ban Cheng, aged 60 years, a popul-r member of the Chinese community o' A c Star, has passed away after a long °r
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    Malacca.
    50 10 The engagement is announced and the marriage will take place very shortly cf Mr Y. Sivaguru Pillai. 0 f the tutorial stair oi Government English School. Muar with M« Sbfof elder daUghter of Mr M M Jf t-2 u r Mlss ThambJ on the of the French Convent. Malacca.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    430 10 BY flowed?* E k Cv ;Vi What could you expect when it ta held in a museum among old f oss^ I saw Singapore's first unifom, shoeblack yesterday. UIUl01 »»t A As might be expected, he w* m rounded by a crowd of sightseers. A Judging by
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    48 10 GIRLS CORNER, on page 2. TANGKU PEACE DENOUNCED I I CLUB DIARY, on page 3 RADIO NEWS, on page 15 MALAYANS AT HOME, on pLONDON LETTER, on paffC 17 RELIEF OF EUROPEANS, on pa i RUBBER STATISTICS, on page ll BOYS 1 CORNER on pafc
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      175 10 WORTHS I fTHE "NAME OF "WORTHS" has long been a j synonym for excellence in corsetry and I the graceful figures of wearers of their choice creations are i invariably conspicuous j| 8' n-in With clastic panel l n _~^^,r r fitted 2 pai s suspend rs in every fashionable
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    WHOLESALE COLLAPSE MAY FOLLOW THE U.S. BOOM.
    91 11 FEVERISH ACTIVITY ENTIRELY SPECULATIVE PRICES OUTSTRIPPING PURCHASING POWER. French Tilt At America. No Results Without A Change Of Policy, The \V 01 Id Conference has not yet adjourned, and an opinion that the American boom is merely snecula tive may lead to renewed
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    ISRITISH EMPIRE TO ACT ALONE ?
    634 11 ISRITISH EMPIRE TO ACT ALONE Reuter. London, July 7. DRESS comments on the World Economic Conference deci.sion are somewhat cynical but "The is of opinion that there is no why tha non-gold countries oint interest in international 1 more than double that of gold rd countries should lose the opof
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    PRICE RECOVERY.
    39 11 Roosevelt's Plan For The Conference. Reuter. Washington, July President Roosevelt to-night piepaml a message to the U.S. '••fgation outlining in greater 'Mail hi> campaign for world price recovery, as an imme<;:ate objective for the World Economic Programme.—Reu-
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    NAZI CAUCUS.
    36 11 Hilltr In Favour Of Moderation. Berlin, June 7. 1 1 Nazls must not be pitchfork. »1 positions for which tbfj nt workers who are not W14, was made by Hitler at oi Government stockholders
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    PANDIT JAWAHARLAL.
    39 11 To 15c Released On August 14. ">i his Ja .vaharin, llahabad June 28. j" Nehru is expected to be t-rm hiv fini August on the ex p» r y f i.. n having bsen realised by sale
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    30 11 untitled Bishop of Macau will untitled the Church of St. Joseph toi" This will give his lordship addressing his congregation tfcw taking leave of them Timor on the 14th inst
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    BUDDHIST LENT.
    85 11 King And Queen Of Siam Return To Capital. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. July 7. After three months' sojourn at the seaside Their Majesties returned to the capital to-day fc take part in the ceremones 8t the commencement of the Buddhist Lent. The King, who is in good
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    BAND CONCERT.
    76 11 The Band of the S.S. Police will perform the following programme, weather permitting, at Katong Park to-morrow, commencing at 9 p.m.: March, "Belle of Chicago." Sousa: Overture, "French Comedy," Bela: Wal z Ensueno Seductor," Rosas; Selection. "The Lightnlnj Switch," Alford; Cornet Duet, "The Two Imps," Alford: Piccolo Solo,
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    RUBBER'S FUTURE IS GOOD.
    103 11 The World Will Require Large Quantities. Reuter. London. July 7. (ipUBBER is not doomed to dissolve into an IV industry of smallholdings" said the Earl of Plymouth, Und?.*-Secretary of BtHe tor the Colonies, in a speech at the annual lunch ot the Incorporated Society of Planters.
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    PETROLEUM REVENUE.
    209 11 Collection To Be Done By Monopolies. LAnI An Ordinance to amend the Petroleum Revenue Ordinance is shortly to be introduced into the Legislative Council. The objects and reasons are: It is considered desirable to transfer the collection of petroleum revenue and the control of expert and import of
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    DUTCH AIRWAYS.
    69 11 Passengers from Batavia to Singapore by the Royal Dutch Airways this week were: Mr. Hulse. Mr. Shewakram. Mr. Penrice, Mr. Arlabose. Mr. Straus and Mr. and Mrs. Crane William. Prom Singapore to Batavia: Mr. J. A Kelsall. Miss E. M. Kelsall. Mr. Amsden. Mrs. Amsden and Mr. Dalgarno.
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    NEW IRISH TARIFFS.
    66 11 Reuter. Dublin, July 8. A Government bill, the text of which Is Just issued, empowers the Government to make per manent certain emergency tariffs imposed in connection with the economic war on Britain, including wearing apparel up to 60 per cent, and coal five shillings a ton.
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    "HANDCUFF KING" CONVICTED.
    567 11 Detective Impersonated. "OUT TO ARREST COMMUNISTS." omcer aho is alleged to have uosed a* CPS an l Bttempted t0 nandcSflTSh" bank messenger who was carrying over Mr n Magistral T J causing hurt to" Yeow Chew The accused is also alleged to have robtrd a Chinese of
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    CLERK ROBBED.
    253 11 Youth Freed on Housebreaking Charge. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. July 6. A Malay boy of 15 years of age named Mohamed bin Hussain was produced before Sheikh Abu Bakar this morning, on a ch3rge of having committed housebreaking and theft. It was alleged that the lad
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    UNDERSELLING THE BRITISH.
    124 11 Chinese And Japanese In Singapore. Reuter. T u h Wellm eton. New Zealand. July V. HE allegation that Chinese and Jaoa-rs.-> «r i H m K rCha US in Sin wore underselling misafon 8 the Tariff Co:R- was declared that these merchints taking advantage of the British
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    MATTERN SAFE.
    70 11 Woods Reaches Batavia: Due Here To-day. Reuter. Batavia. July 7. Woods arrived at 7.23 p.m. He leaves fo Singapore in the morning—Reuter James Woods, a War lime pilot, iook iff at 12.49 p.m. on Thursday from Broome <w Australia), in a Gipsy Moth 'plane for Batavia en route
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    35 11 Mr A. C. untitled 62-A. Onan Road. Singapore, has been authorised to hie in duplicate a specification of his invention for a drop lid vath spring dip and sanitary receptacle for refuse or the like
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    THE TSINGTAO REVOLT.
    1066 11 WARSHIPS TO STAY AT CANTON. Nanking's Orders. Draft Agreement With Japanese. Hongkong, July 8. acting admiral Kiung Hsi Yuen and the captains of the "Haichi," "Haishum" and "Shaowo"—three ot the five warships that deserted from Tsingtao— accompanied by Admiral Chang Chi Ying (commander of the Canton Navy)
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    Singapore v. Malacca's All-Chinese XI To-Day. FIRST DIVISION SOCCER.
    924 12 Win For S.R.C. AIRMEN'S MISSED CHANCES. tßy Rimau." i VESTERDAY\S match in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League, between the S.R.C. and the R.A.F.. provided plenty of thrills, especially in front ot the S.R.C. goal, despite the sodden condition of
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    THRILLING GOLF AT ST. ANDREWS.
    449 12 Americans Tie In The Final. Reuter. London, July 7. PERFECT conditions and a beautiful cool breeze favoured the third and penultimate round of the British open Golf Championship at St. Andrew's to-day. It is one of the most thrilling competitions in recent years and the
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    BRITISH ATHLETICS.
    57 12 Championships At The White City. Reuter. London. July 7. THE British amateur athletic championships commenced at the White City to-day. The principals events decided were: Two miles walk: Cooper (Great Britain, holder). 13-39-4/5. Six. miles: Holden (Great Britain) 30-32-1, 5 sees. Marathon: Robertson (Scotland, holder) 2 hrs. 43
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    BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT.
    91 12 Second Round Of Amateur Championship. The second round results in the Amateur open (four-ball) billiards cliampionship at the New World last night, for the Challenge Shield oresented by Messrs. Frankel Brothers, resulted us follows: Chio Eng Wah (Siong Boot beat Low Kirn Wah (S.A.A.D.A.). Tan Miang Kang (Amicale
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TABLES.
    350 12 The following are the positions in the 3.A.F.A. League competitions to date: FIRST DIVISION. Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Malays 10 9 0 1 38 13 19 Chinese 11 8 2 1 46 15 17 S.R.C 9 5 1 3 26 12 11 Wilts
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    IPOH RACES.
    88 12 This Afternoon's Scratchings. HORSES scratched from to-day's races at Ipoh are as follows: RACE I—Palm Oil. Rockley Star. RACE 2.—Silent Merchant. Baoz 11. RACE 3— Kali. Gene Up. High Crag. Crop. RACE 4.—Tom Thumb. Storm Bell. RACE s.—Phar Rong. RACE 6. —High Fo:est. Brampton. Neelave.v.. RACE 7 —Little
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    BADMINTON FRIENDLIES.
    95 12 1 straits Chinese Epworth League Sports Club v Beau Stella B. Party at the former's court to-day at 3 p.m.: Wee Boon Hal. Tay Soo Lan. Setil Yun Chong. Tan Scon Watt. Ee Scon Howe. Heng Kheok Joo Miss Kim Neo. Lorenzo Foo Miss Mary Goh, Chong Teck
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    S.C.C. CRICKET.
    117 12 S.C.C. teim v. the Singapore Khalsa Association to-morrow on the Khalsa ground: J. H. Willmott, H. A. Exley. F. Combi. S. Kirk. G. B. Page, L. If. Strachan. R. N. Walling. R. G. Cranford. J. W. J-ickson. R. W Jakeman. L. R. F. Earl S.C.C. torn v. S.C.R.C.
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    WORLD LIKE ORANGE.
    220 12 Less "High'' Than It Is "Across." If we say that the Ea.th is now known to be round it must not be supposed that tty. •flat-Earthists" have been proved to be right after all! But we ought to say that it is not qu.te round, for there
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    STUDY OF ROCKS.
    184 12 Valleys Exalted And Hills Made Low. The knowledge that is to be gained from a study of the Earth's rocks is almost limitless. The commonest type of fact that emerges i'rom geologica 1 research is in connection With (he age of the world—of ice ages and great
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    MOTORS AND U.S.A.
    177 12 New York. What toes th* opmttcn of 25.0C0.C00 motor tehicles mean to the United States? Hert is the answer, drawn from estimate; for one yeii made by the chief of the United Sates burau cf public roads 150.00G.00C' 000 vchie,le-miles of pmat? passenger r a r operation
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    CHAMPIONS TROUNCE TOURISTS.
    323 12 Latest English Cricket Results. Reuter. YORKSHIRE gave the West Indians a good trouncing in the match commenced at Harrogate on Wednesday, Verity working havoc among the visiting batsmen. Tyldesley was in great form fit Hove, wrnre Sussex led Lancashire en the first innings, and Timmms and Jupp
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    AUSTRALIAN WINS THROUGH.
    269 12 Wimbledon Tennis. j EfcLESWORTH VINES BEATEN. Reuter. London. July 7. JgLAZING sunshine and anol big crowd favoured the don lawn tennis championships when the men's singles title changed from American to Australian hands. Crawford made sure of the in the second set when he must Vines' fierce
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    JOHORE SOCCER.
    66 12 Match v. Negri Sembilan Postponed. (From Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru Julv 6 Johore should have met Negri Sembilan in the Malaya Cup fixture in Johore B?hru on Saturday- but. It is understood, it has now been decided to pl-y the match at Stgamat on the 14th inst.
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      102 12 SINGAPORE V. MALACCA. TEAMS FOR TO-DAY'S MALAYA CUP MATCH AT ANSON ROAD. The teams for to-day's Malaya Cup match at the Anson Road Stadium, between Singapore and Malacca, will be as follows: I SINGAPORE. I Said Sarip Abdul Rahman Noel Hay John Then Ah Hui Mat Noor Dolfattah Mahmood Keng
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      75 12 Fresh Milk.... j j THE YEAR ROUND j THAT'S WHAT YOU HAVE WITH I KLIM. 1T IS PURE MILK j j IN ITS MOST CONVENIENT FORM j j —POWDERED. IT IS ECONOMICAL, SAFE AND READY FOR DRINKING OR COOKING AT ANY INSTANT. IDEAL FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN. TRY IT TO-DAY
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    WIDOW BREAKS DOWN.
    349 13 Frog-Catcher's Death. SQUATTER CHARGED WITH MURDER. rpHE Coroner's inquiry into the of a Chinese frog-catcher i fatally assaulted in a olan- Kales tier Road on the night 21, v. as concluded yesterday afternoon. nour reserved his finding. d. it appe re, was catching frogs tabk plantation when
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    FOREIGN BUDDHISTS.
    105 13 I'rehitsch Lincoln Returns To China. Shanghai. June 26. L.ncoln now known as the monk <- has returned to China. He is in «-a it is reported that he is accom- European Buddhist monks and Eu: jean Buddhist nuns, including Gernuui s. Belgians and Italian:.. I". kr.er to the
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    TAMIL WHO STABBED A CHINESE.
    555 13 Bad Ten-Cent Piece The Cause Of It. in P by T mc was c ha^d Magistrate, yesterday af Sn 2L SCCOnd tartly causing hurt to a 5 V°lune iiun L U a or.ine.se on Marrh ->i accused and taking 2 Cent piece 10 1 cigarette,
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    CANADIAN LUMBER.
    27 13 Ottawa. For the first time in several years shipments di Canadian white pine lumber are being sent to South Africa to be used for pattern-making.
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    611 13 Two Arrest Warrants Issued. IN the Bankruptcy Court yesterday before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Haggard, the following were adjudicated bankrupt: M. Ali j Munshi. Mohamed Eunos bin Abdullah. Yap Loey Kee, Tan Kirn Chwee, Cheng Liang Seng. Tan Kang Swee. J. c. Beins and Tan Eng Lee
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    NATURE'S OARSMEN.
    225 13 Fish Which Cony Men. Just as man has learnt to swim by copying, or adap.ing. the methods of the fishes so it were ssibl e- that certain o*2) cop.cd the ways of men! The beat (and most ironical case is that of tne angler 1 fish, so called
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    72 13 A thanksgiving service will be held at the new school building of the Methodist Episcopal cnurch. Paya Lebar. to-day (opposite the Police Station) at 3 p.m. Immediately after the service a church bazaar will be opened dv Mrs. Abel Eklund. There will be stalls carrying articles of interest to old
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      775 13 Assets exceed $12,000,000. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance j THe Company Has no.ooo with tne Supreme Eng]tnc( U«W. omc,: 2 0,0 Jm EC ATTRACTIVE PLANS OF ASSURANCE. w,th B«.«h Lit, Assurance Companies Act i„ every particular. ON APPLICATION TO P C R agents wanted 1 CHURCH SERVICES. Details For
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    JUST WHAT YOU TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    95 14 HARBOUR BOARD. Singapore, July 8. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). NagatO Maru 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Klnta 18: Malayan Prince 14; Aachen 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Macaaon 30: Yubari Maru 32; Gre\ stoke Carta* 34.
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    THIRTEEN KILLED.
    222 14 Frightful Calamity In Wuchow. Wuchow. June 26. Thirteen are believed to have been killed, seven were seriously injured and three slightly Injured on Saturday evening, when, at the height cf a terrific storm, the Tung Ah Hotel, a four-s orey wooden structure on the waterfront, collapsed. The storm
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    CANADIAN AGRICULTURE.
    50 14 Ottawa. Estimated values of classes of agricultural prodicts in Can-da in 1932 totalled 5711.893.000 md included field crops $416.587.000. dairy products $131.623,000. farm animals $69.033.000 poultry and eggs $48.824 000, fruits and vegetables 530.245.000, tobacco $6,088.000 maple products $2.747.000. fur frrming $2.732,000 jrass seed $962.000, flax fibre $170.000.
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    MONEY MARKET
    167 14 SEMJNC? Singapore, July 7. London 4 months' sight jjj} London 3 months' sight J «JJ London 60 days' sieht London 30 days' sight London demand 0 London T.T. 23 "g Lyons and Paris demand JJJ Hamburg demand New York demand Batavia and Sourabaya demand Samarang demand Penang demand
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    PRODUCE.
    205 14 Singapore, July 6. R. (Siam- W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan 1114 R. 'Siam- W. Coaft 2 SIC B Rice, B. Siarr. N. 1 Ill* Rice. B. BfeUl N. 2 SIOS Ric". Siam "Old" per koyan No. 1 $176 Rice. Siam "Old" No. 2 $154 Rice. S-?.m "Old" No
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    MOTOR DENSITY.
    50 14 Ottawa. Canada with one motor vehicle to every 9.4 persons, ranked fourth in density in world ccuntries in 1932. The United Ststes lead with a density of one motor vehicle to every 5.1 persons. Registration of motor vehicles of all kinds in Canada in 1932 amounted to 1,114,503.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    116 14 ALHAMERA.— Slim Summcrville and SUB Pitt in "Out All Night." CAPITOL.—Eddie Cantor in "The Kid from Spain." EMPIRE —Eddie Cantor in "Palmy Day-.' GREAT WORLD—Side shows. Cabaret. Malay opera. Chinese wayang. silent and toiling films (Sky Talkie- "Mata Haii": Star Talkie: "Cohen: and Kellys in Hollywood MARLBOROUGH. —Johnny Mack
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      183 14 If You desire REAL SATISFACTION. Me Sure you take all your CLOCKS. WATCHES ft GRAMOPHONES that go wrong to YICK WON DING, 429. North Bridge Road. iNeai Middle Rd.i. FOR PROMPT SERVICE, SKILLED WORKMANSHIP, MODERATE CHARGES. CJontrac ors for the Repair of Clocks -fe Watches to the British Army in
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      61 14 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Banka Island. Pladjoe and Parang •Kemaman. Kemasck. Du.ngun, Trengeanu a.id Besut <Hong Ho. I p.m. Sarawak. Sibu. Miri. Labuan. North Borneo and Jolo (Ma.udu. 3.30 p XX Rhio and South-East Borneo Kmo a (Eenkoelen) 4 p.:n. Tandjong BaJel ana Lahoean DJambi 4 p m Bengalis ana
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      326 14 DIARY Of Ttit DAY]' WHAT'S ON Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. JULY 8 High Tides.—l2.4s p.m.. 10.54 p.m. Opening. R.A.0.8. Ulub. Orchard Road Golf: Keppel G.C. Monthly Medal (B Football: Malaya Cup, Singapore v. Ilaia ct, Arson Road. Fcotba'.l. Med. College v. Raffle- c and Pre. sentation of Tiophies.
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    Local Broadcasting Soon: The Problem Of Programmes
    138 15 WHAT INDIA AND CEYION ARE DOING. PUBLIC SETS IN VILLAGES. ssre that talk of local broadcasting has been revived— ver been dropped as far as the "Malaya Tribune" is -discussion of the type of programmes to be will be undertaken. Though no definite
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    LON BROADCASTING TO THE SCHOOLS.
    1644 15 ti broadcasting definitely ffinfir, it is incumbent upon would be listeners to let be known regarding the amme they would like ascertained at the moment is in favour of light music— Mai y and Indian—and a teal r.:.sic ibroadcasts by the dance music (by the
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    WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE.
    276 15 Broadcasted AH Over The Globe. HPHE Economic Conference, which was opened by His Majesty the King, was not only the most authoritative fnd impressive gathering of its kind ever held, it was also the biggest broadcasting cent in the history of wireless communications President Roosevelt's Inaugural Address
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    EMPIRE RADIO UNION.
    123 15 Is There Any Member In Malaya? The cause of Ceylon's Am>teur Radio has been advanced a step by the news to hand ci the dual success of Mr. G. H. Todd. District Engineer, cf Nuwara Eliya. in the annual contest held by the British Empire Radio Union
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    CANTON PROJECT.
    116 15 Wireless Station To Be Erected. Canton June 23 General Chen Chi Tanp. commander-*n-chiei of the first group army, is said to have given permission to the China National Aviation Corporation to establish a w relets station at Can ton :n connection with its aerial service between Shanghai and
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    THE GROUSE OF MALAYANS.
    651 15 8.8.C. Disappoints. FORETGN STATIONS BETTER. IyjALAYAN listeners are still dnsatisfied with the British broadtasting they get or don't get in many r c f£; Tl je following is a selection Ict letters to the 8.8.C.: From Sungci Patani, Kcdah, Malaya evenlS "STS writp to this m£L_L,
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      199 15 THE EMPIRE STATION. Details Of Programme For To-Day. to subject metres for the Indian, and Malayan zone to-day. ffij YI <ON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). from The Empire Transmitter, Daventrv England. Wavelengths: 25.28 and HJ metre.. (British Summer Time: add 6 ftrs. 20 minutes J TO-DAY. JULY
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      134 15 TUNE IN TO-NIGHT. Stations Received In Malaya. HTJISEN (Holland), 16.88 metres. 8.15 to 10.15 p.m. KUALA LUMPUR (58 metres). 6 30 to 8 30 pm Tuesday and Fridays and from 7 to 9 p m Sundays. v BANDOENG (P M.Y.-58.3 metres). Midaay made. From 8.50 to io.20 p.m. programme of
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    RECEPTION TO THE CALDECOTTS.
    1377 16 The Golf Meeting. MR. H. S. BANNER'S NEW NOVEL. MALAYANS AT HOME. (Fro,m Our Own Correspondent.) London. June 21 (by Air Mail). MALAYAN functions are beginning to form part of London's social life just now, in spite of the appalling weather that makts going out difficult.
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    TIENTSIN OFFICIAL IMPEACHED.
    204 16 Control Yuan Takes Action. Nanking, June 18. THE Control Yuan has brought up a second impeachment against Mr. Lin Shih. formerly Director of the Postal Department of the Ministry of Communications, for alleged corruption and other unlawful actions. In its petition of impeachment submitted to the National
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    CANTON STRIKE.
    165 16 Overseas Chinese Send G52,000. Canton. June 20. It is officially stated that there is no policial element connected with the strike of the Chinese, seamen employed aboard vessels of ihe China Navigation Company. Ltd. The strike arose over grievances and alleged maltreatment of the Chinese tea-boys, or stewards,
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    SHANGHAI ABDUCTION.
    165 16 Wealthy Chinese Taken By Armed Gang. While proceeding in hi own motc.ca: liJong Sinza Road at Shanghai after having accompanied his rister to the Customs Statist.cal Department. 1714 £in'a Read Mr. Shen Meng Vi. an employee in the foreign exchange department of the Bank cf China, was ie
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      248 16 Foods The 'Allenburys' Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of infants in hot climates. I hey are free from harmful germs, and arc readily prepared by the simple addition of boiling water, thus giving complete independence of doubtful milk supplies. Moreover, they are practically identical in composition with mother's
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    THE OPEN WAY TO WESTMINSTER.
    1055 17 Members' F'rivileges. v'U LIFEGUARDS AT SEASIDE. LONDON LETTER. Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 20. ;s of Parliament have i ires, and the latest -«'tl is the tree way enat the approaches to A c-tininster, otherwise Parliament. V» their motor-cars that poljce on duty rafiic to
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    INTELLECTUALS MEET.
    103 17 Notable Gathering In Madrid. Madrid Well-known people from every country in Europe as well as America are attending tin annual conversazione being held here by the permantnt Committee of Ar.s and letters, an offshoot of the International Commission of Intellectual Cc-operation ot the League c;f Nations. Welcoming Lire
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    MONSTERS FOR LONDON.
    116 17 Bones Of 45-Feet D.-iosaurs For Museum. Calcuioa. Specimens of Indian dinosaurs obtained by Dr. C. A. Matley leader of the Percy Sladen Trust Expedition in Jubbulpore (Central Provineea) are being packed for despatch 'o the Natural History Museum. South Kensington. The largest bones, which were obtained t
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    LAZIEST ROBBER.
    114 17 His Feet Hurt So He Took His Time. Chicago (Illinois). "Chicago's laziest robber" is the way police described Marion Harrison, a negro. He is alleged to have robbed three men m succession as each alighted at a deserted railway station. The first man reported the robbery -and police
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    LINK OF CITIES.
    82 17 Canton-Swatow Long Distance 'Phones. Canton. June 28. It was learned to-day that long distance telephone between Canton and Swatow will be ready fcr service beginning from August 1. Receiving and transmitting apparatus at the two ends wi!l have been •installed by the end of this week. This
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    U.S.—CANADA BARTER.
    48 17 Ottawa. I Exchange of Canadian pickerel eggs for live pheasants from the United States was recently brought about in Western Can3da. The birds will be distributed throughout the Province of Saskatchewan and from 400 to 500 will form the nucleus of a hatchery for the province.
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    HITLER'S INDUSTRIAL POLICY.
    404 17 Pronouncement By Nazi Economist. Berlin. THE commercial and industrial independence of Germany in face of the possibility o war is one of .licr chief problems, according to Dr. Otto Wagener, the prominent Hitler economist and successor to Herr Hugenberg as Minister of Economics. In an interview on
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    402 17 Dickinson Road Property Fetches $8,500. The fallowing Singapore and Johore j pert] l s. etc. were sold by auction by MffTT C iii/: Keng Lee and Co.. Ltd.. recently: 1. Freehold land and hcuse known as No. 90. Jalan Be ar. Singapore; Resurvey area q bought by sir.
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    HIDDEN TREASURE.
    160 17 Nearly 600 Years On Sea Bottom. Stockholm. Plans to recover treasure, believed to be of Immense value, which has lain at the bottom of the sea for 572 years, have been made by a Swedish-born American engineer named Hall, at present living in New York. In 13G1 <i
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      249 17 1 UKE POSTUM TOO.. .TUEV CAiL Ta c «0 It's natural enough ior children to ask ior tea. > Yet you probably hesitate. You know that tea con£m v tains tannin; a drug that is harmless enough in small ."/flk (jw quantities, but hardly the best thing for growing JmswßPi
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    VEXED BILLIARDS QUESTION.
    387 18 Efforts To Curtail BigBreaks. London, June 15. DESPITE the many suggestions and experiments which have been tried at various times to restrict close cannon play followers of professional bilhards are still faced with he old problem—"How is it to be done". Melbourne Inman, the English Billiards player
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    ARGENTINE PARLIAMENT.
    152 18 President's Message At The Reopening. Buenos Aires. Th* hop- that the Senate would sane tion the adhesion of the Argentine to tne League of Nations, thus giving her the position which sno should occupy in order to co-operate with other nations for the lunhtvance of her unchanging policy
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    452 18 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, June 30. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati Beef, stew cr curry, kati Pork, lean (Ist quality), kati Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 34 Mutton. Australian, lb. Fowl, kati Hens dually reared), JJ Ducks. Saigon, each H Pigeon, domestic unfledged, pair Pigeons,
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    BICYCLE MARATHON.
    170 18 On Race Track At Rrooklands. London. June 15. THE great motor-car racing track at Brcol.lands is to be tli scene of Br .tain's mos. gruelling cycle race. Instead of racing cars hurtling round the concrete saucer at more :han two miles a minute, racing cyclists will pedal their
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    FRENCH OIL INDUSTRY.
    130 18 France's Wartime Oil Requirements. j Paris. "France is DOt an oil-producing country." the "Revue Petroliiere" points out. discussing tnt Socialist proposal, which was passed by the Chamber bin turned down by the Senate, to nationa tse the oil industry in France. It should not be forgotten, the
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    CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES.
    76 18 Ottawa. Enrolment of students in universities in Canada in 1932 numbered 43 143 compared with 40.569 in 1931. or an increase of more than Students in Can-dian universities in 1901 totalled 9.620. The increase from that year to 1932 represented about 320 per cent. The proportion of boys
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    THE PORTUGUESE ROCKEFELLER
    92 18 Never Refused An Honest Appeal. Lisbon THE 'Rockefeller of Portugal." Senor Go Da Silva, who gave away hiudredf 1 thousands of pounds in philanthropic cans!' during his lifetime, has died hen He was known as the man "who nev refused an honest appeal." Senhor G Silva made
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    RELIEF OF EUROPEANS.
    224 18 Unemployment Committed Report. The monlhly report cf th- Europe;; r r employment Committee gives the roßs*** ligure:: Applications. Previ- Tim msly. Monti-. Tn Mi Local Commit eos: Singapore 213 4 217 F.nang 74 Malacca f, 6 Kedah 4 4 Peiak 102 m Negri Sembilan 22 g Central
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    MALAYAN RUBBER STATISTICS.
    276 18 Ccean shipm:nts of rubbr, including concentrated latex. lat°x and rtveitex, b.ing final shipmnts 0:1 octan-steam.rs at all Malayan p:rts, timing the month of June. 1533. in XV* Sheet and Crepe Latex, Concentrated Latex. TOTAL Tons. R vertex. Tons. Tons. Name of Port. Transhipment Transhipment Transhipment. Export Straits
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      522 18 j BRITAIN'S BRIGHTEST BROADCASTING BAND. jj i HARRY ROY AND HIS ORCHESTRA. i COM i»U CAFI ANGLAIS. With Vocal Refrains 221 .566 The Girl in the LWile Green Hat. Tox-trot. Wcn't You Stay to Tea? Fox-Trot. t T 565 1 here's Something: about a Soldier t _J 11 Darling, Fox-Trot.
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    BOYS CORNER Krendly Chat.
    393 19 i > say Hello! hello, hello.'' l I. :< it docs not come from the K iching. It comes straight S i. pore. The cat is nearly out r hm« to hold your minds in n. .id to inf&rm you that you ei.ee in this town,
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    Brothers.
    196 19 i By C. Alxvis.) -.'II boys. It's great to have i r achat with you all. I wish ti ro Saturdays in every week. k brthers, were very popular iwt.folk. s they were good sportsl rs ere keen footballers but >• at n Cricket, England's nahnl for the county
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    Politeress.
    69 19 By vf.7»> Polity, a u J of behaving toRv ding so we gain the of good breeding 1 t into the habit of *"ir t A 'l« go n being so without T| 4 'C'" t ntss Wf > first used among Mi t(, a dlle b their being
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    A Strange Adventure. I
    524 19 (By Si Gila.) It was a cold and gloomy night The wind blew through the thick foliage of the gigantic trees that loomed up on either side of the road. Drops of water dripped down from the leaves of the trees which showed that rain had
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    A Storm At Sea.
    372 19 (By Daud bin Kassim). A storm at sea at once gives you a picture of a ship tossing up and down on the sea. Oh, it is a terrible thing to experience. J Sometime in the year 1932 I was having a sea-voyage to one of
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    Happiness.
    405 19 'By N§ Keng Hock.) I think my first article did not appeal U Unci/; Bob. so now I am making my second attempt. Which is better, health or wealth? For my part I prefer the fcrmer. Well, there are thos.' who don't agree with me. But I am going
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    Jerome Was Late.
    214 19 (By Ray mon Hay* Klang.i Clang, clang, clang clang, clang clang. The school bell had rung and we all ran to our classes. Everybody was in, except one and that was Jerome. Five minutes passed, still no appearance of Jerome. Six. eight, ten. still no Jerome. Eleven
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    The Sunday Tribune.
    200 19 (By '-Happy Pal.") The first issue of the above paper was on the 21st May, 1933. The "Sunday Tribune" is the sister of the "Malaya Tribune." The above paper at this first issue was a hot favourite in Malaya. Everyone had longed for it. Everyone, old or
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      192 19 Coolness depends on health—and health is ensured by ENO If your blood-stream is polluted by poisons caused by constipation, you cannot expect to keep cool and comfortable. The impurities in the blood iSSNf* must be eliminated regularly and there is no safer, surer, or pleassnter traNNF way of doing this
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