Malaya Tribune, 10 July 1933

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    35 1 The Malaya Tribune MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX, No. 161 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1933 tIYE CENVc:, The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday. July 10. 1933 Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1933
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      276 1 y i .^B^^ud I M,LK FOR EVERY I H J A SPECIAL MILK FOR BABY? I fa,,, .S? ™NTHINKOFKLIM-A MILK IX POWD--1 lffllk.ll I ;-Kh F()RM SOITKK THAT DOCTORS RECOMMEND IT FOR BABIES' DIET. XL IM toJPJ? WITH ALL THE CREAM IN IT SO 1 CAN BE USED FOR DRINKIN
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      199 1 A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornament? of every class and quality, payine h;rh c st prices according to daiiy excbmta rates. tmmmM HEALTH and STRENGTH j
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    Two Malaya Cup Soccer Matches. SATURDAYS GAME AT ANSON ROAD.
    120 2 SINGAPORE WIN SIX-NIL. MALACCA BEATEN IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Rain on Friday again on Saturday morning had left the Anson Road Stadium in a pretty sodden condition but it had recovered to a better extent than expected when the Malaya Cup
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    COMMENTS ON THE GAME.
    791 2 Brilliant Passing By Singapore. (BY "REYNARD.") gINGAPORE'S play in the Malaya Cup matches so far has been distinguished by brilliant passing, which has non-plussed other teams. It did not come off altogether at Seremban but it has given them immense superiority in the other two games.
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    DESCRIPTION OF THE PLAY.
    934 2 Singapore Go Easy After Interval. i BY RIMAU.") THOUSANDS thronged the Anson Road Stadium on Saturday to witness the Malaya Cup encounter between Singapore and Malacca. Malacca's convincing win against Johore, and the fact that the "Sleepy Hollow" was fielding an All-Chinese side (winners of the
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    BRITISH OPEN GOLF FINAL.
    66 2 Shute Wins 36-hole Replay. London, July 8. DENSMORE Shute loads wilh 75 to Craig Wood's 78 over the first 13 holes in the replay of the British open golf championship at St. Andrew's.—Reuter. London, Later. Shu'.? beat Craig Wood by 149 to 154 over 36 holes
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    STATE CRICKET.
    110 2 Selangor's Team Against Perak. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 8. The following are selected to play for Selangor at cricket against Perak next week at Ipoh: CO. Labrooy, T.G.D.A. Cooper, T DenlMQ Smith, B. S. Gill. J. D. Hussey, Kwok Ah Keng. Lall Singh. V. Ponniah,
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    SELANGOR TROUNCE PENANG.
    1084 2 5 Goals To 2. NORTHERN DIVISION SOCCER TIE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 8. rkESPITE the heavy rain which came down shortly after noon, trailing off into a steady shower which persisted throughout the match, the Stadium ground was in good condition for the Malaya
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      266 2 The whole family likes Bovril— keep a bottle in the office too— a cup hot or cold, before lunch, keeps your vitality up. Get this good habit and you'll wonder how T you got along without such a zestful, appetising beverage. Agents I THE BORNEO COMPANY, LTD. SINGAPORE AND BRANCHES
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING- F.M.S. Co-operation.
    129 3 nmu inu d tow p:ice of rubber rulin; J t the p rtoi dealt the rubber so,jf g severe bßov, end one iociety m Of only two societies at work. I given the societies by members naif of the period under rcmodk that
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    Tin Advisers.
    162 3 ■WERE 1 '.i:y dcUrniiaea' move going en I ommit Malaya to a cont::.:Dt restriction scheme and cl that, but to bring about what is, c rertata London circles "rationaii-a- v.c heard described by a *cl:--k:. mt Pera* miner as -for ever and ever. anv:i. This oar mining friend
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    Hungary.
    154 3 OUT lur conduct is open U> su-pkion In y 1922 she admitted to tile League cf Nations that Hex army was above the limit of 35 000 men. and in 1926 there was an extraordir.Piforgery cf French francs in which a prince a bishop, the Budapest chief of police
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    TWELVE TIMES WOUNDED.
    267 3 Customs Officer's Death. (From Our Own Corrcsjiondmt.j j Ipoh. July 8. a geqae] to the death of an outdoor Customs Officer, Abdul Rahman, in the course of a brush with smugglers on the Perak-Pro-vince Wellesley boundary a few months ago, two Banjereae were brought up for trial
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    SCHOOL BAZAAR.
    260 3 Methodist Effort In Pava Lebar. I A successful buziar was held at the newlyiect?ci Methodist School at Pava Übar on I i n a j d of the budding fund erday in aid of the school building fund The school premises was packed with enthusiastic supporters, a large
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    MASTER RETIRES.
    93 3 Career of Mr. H. M. Hoisinglon. By the retirement of Mr. H Iff. Hoisington. J P the A"g o-Cliiiie.sc School. Singa- of its and most loved Mr. Hoisington, who ha s not been In ff nnrt about 23 years service in the School ttZSSL? bnlMant scholas attainments. Mr
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    CAR-PARK CINEMA.
    55 3 You Drive In And Watch. Camden, New Jersey. 0 r e as^ SntrSriST and the 6 btriSers .to n nd t rSt t^ atre in the wor W where clined planes whLh wn» Yen r<WS of vision &r 1 ensure uninterrupted and goSg of those coming -u T
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    "BUFFALOES" FIND A HOME.
    788 3 ET 0RIA LODGE MOVES IN. Old F.M.S.K. Rest House. ,"ET Gl o1 ,a Lodge of the Itoyui Sin<~, UVian order of Buffaloes, onS e a .r VCrt int tS neH h now U ded f inl92 «'"Et Gloria" Lodge now has It. own roof, f ormer
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      242 3 11 Original Artist Of Talkie I EDDIE CANTOR "THE KID FROM SPAIN" MAR (JOT GRAHAME— "ILLEGAL." CECIL COURTNETDGE—''SOLDIERS OF THE KING JESSIE MATTHEWS-"GOOD COMPANIONS. I (Words Sheet Given Free). j j Obtainable at: NANG HENG CO., 103-105, SELEGIE ROAD. v. I *WMwJ Swan Brand Principle 2. TSt P re P
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    Shipping News & Notices. SUBSIDIES HINDER WORLD TRADE.
    1069 4 Shipping News Notices. SUBSIDIES HINDER WORLD TRADE. Leave Shipping Industry To Private Enterprise. WE are new able to publish a full report of the admirable and effective speech made m shipping subsidies by Mr. W. Leslie Runciman. at the conference of the International Chamber of Commerce, in Vienna recently, says
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    TIENTSIN PORT
    650 4 Silting Of Haiho River Not Remedied. TIENTSIN port remains closed to shipping and vessels are forced to remain out at Tongku. The heavy sttttag of the Haiho river continues and the situation has not yet been remedied b\ authorities on cccount of the opposition of the local farmers
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    MAROONED.
    397 4 Four Survivors Sue For Damages. miE four survivors of a party of French 1 fishermen marooned on a desert island in the MQ.nn Ocean will demand damages at the Setae Civi) TriMMl from the company wheh abandoned them to d:e. The tragic adrenturA began at Brest In 1929. «taen
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    CANTON STRIKE.
    222 4 Early Settlement N«w Expected. The B. and S. steamer "Tai-yuan." arriving in Canton from Shanghai, returned to Hongkong recently without discharging cargo, according to a report from Canton. It is stated th-U the strikers of the "Fatshan" have received monetary support from Shanghai and other unions in the
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    LAST STERN WHEELER WITHDRAWN.
    629 4 Forty Years In The Yangtze Service. A link with the early development of navigation on the Yangtse River has been severed by the passing of the last stern-wheeler from the r.ver service. After more than 40 years of operation in the river trade, the old "Changwo"
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      447 4 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. RANCHI 000 July 21 BHUTAN
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      203 4 I Iff LLOYD TRIESTINoj j (Incorporated In Italy). j I EXPRESS SERVICE. j CARGO SERVICE. fif I i\j» Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, i SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA j Massowah, Sues. Port Ii Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Sue*, Port j Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. I Said, Brindisi, Venice
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      206 4 1 HAMBURG- A MFRIRA LINIE Deutacb j jHlsj%aPi| Australlsche Dampfscaurs j Oeaellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHLNA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. M.s. FRIES LAND, via Manila July 12 f m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila July 25 1 s.s. BOCHUM. via Manila Aug. 6 t m.s. DUISBURG, via
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      556 4 STEAMER SAILINGS, ft£ NOBDDEITTSCHgg 'Incorporator! m The undemoted an :he Company's fixtures:— OUTWARDS. 1833 "COBLENZ" for Manila. Bongkoi«. S'hai. N. China and Japan Jul "SAALE" for Manila, Hcngkrr.* I Shanghai, N. China and Japan j u y 3l HOMEWARDS. 1933 "SAARBRUCKEN'' for Genoa. Barceilona, Lisbon, Rot.erdam. Hambui and Bremen "HAVEL"
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    422 5 Mining Shares. ."..jr. Jay, 11am bare pjttotattora arc issued Co., exchange and stock Buyers. Sellers. .n.bu: Tin 29- 30 6 f ral Malay 26- 28;- HiUBB Tin 13 14|--095 1.00 [TO 183 19,--ini 0.10 0.15 1 .j; 0.40 0.45 iig Tin |6 1 norn Tin 0.33 0.38
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    168 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN AND RUBBER EASIER. Shares Dull And Slightly Lower. 'By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Monday. noon. Today's Prices:— i Rubber (Singapore), 11% eta., down et. Market Tone: Easier. Tin (Singapore) $110» 8 down $-> Sat urday's Prices: London Rubber, 3 11 16d., unchanged. Market
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    PETROL PRICES.
    159 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Mover Spirit and variousbrands of Kerosene are a. 5 fellows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $11» Shell Motor Spurn ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.52 Shell Motoi Spirit in 4-gallcn drums per British Imperial
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    TANJONG TIN DREDGING.
    468 5 The Rise In Price Of Tin. I The annual general meeting cf Tanjong XII Diedging. Ltd.. was held on June 14 at th registered offices of the company, 65. London wall E.C., Sir. C. Chantny Inchba'd presiding. The chairman, af.er reviewing the accounts for 1932. said. While
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    74 5 The rubber returns for the month of June are as follows: Ayer Kuning (F.M.S. 91.500 1b Badek Rubber Estate Ltd SUffield Estate) 20 800 Br:dwall «F.M.S. 39 5 00 Bukit Jelotong 19 400 Chersonese (F.M.S.i 97 000 Dennistcwn Rubber Estates. Ltd. (Dennistown Estate* 40.000 Highlands and Lowlands Para.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    272 5 Dollar Weakness Upsets Commodities. London, July 7. velapVof fhe^rlo an 4^,°- daY S«~ t r.-.tj i ;i b T 441 the MBdlttonlJ prevailed. rtvafS eCU, i a K Uve s?ctions a:so a ns d ouTTh, h bUt securities conCcmm ditv /^r 1 &nd lUriht weakened. Were ra her
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    COTTON PRICES.
    217 5 Mr. Rocsevell's Plan To Reduce Acreage. j New York. July 8 I Government estimates of the cotton atreao: t at 40.796.000. which is 116 per cent, more tluTr at July 1 last year The estimate takes no account of any reduction that m3y be mad under the programme
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    BUKIT MERTAJAM RUBBER.
    169 5 A profit of £1.30 i is reported by the Bukit Mci ajam Rubber Company for the year ended March 31 (against a Lss oi for 1931-32 after charging £2.402 fcr depreciation >. This is added to the credit balance brought m. making 119 057 [o be carried
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    P. & O. BANK.
    149 5 P. O. BANK. Net profits of the P. and O. Bank ng Corporation (which is affiliated with the Chartered Bank Of India, Aus ralia and China) fcr the year ended March 31 shew an increase from £107.266 fcr 1931-32 to £111.318. The directors again p. cpose to pay a dividend
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    BADEK RUBBER ESTATE.
    513 5 Mr. Denman On Problem Of Restriction. on June 26 at 49 fi ESS I The Hon r> rY A E* Blo London. »&C, wading pf f lad e ali r^° rt 22? 0,81 uated in tie < c lf, CStateS bePn £900. but hat'fhe fn W Uld
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    EXPORTS OF PINEAPPLES.
    68 5 During the week ending July I, 1933, exports cf c-nned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 95.840 cases, of which 84.437 cases were to the United Kingdom. 5.4C6 cases to the Continent of Europe. 3.777 cases to Canadi md 2.220 cases elsewhere. Total exports for the period.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    643 5 Rubber Shares. Htawpsr: i.i,r. ,y. n ul The loltowiot rubber .--ii;.! ojurtetiMH «xt issued by FraatY nnd Cc.u:.J L;vi ana Evatt: Issue Value. Traser LyaU Shares. Co. Evatt. J Aiienoy so to $<i.BO gtjgi $0.0 1 Alor Gajah 0.50 O.fiO u5O i :j0 IA. Hitam 1.00 1.20
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      92 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). 61NUAPOKE BRANCH: 4, D Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,900,000 Paid-up-Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500.00 C BEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amaca, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on
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      46 5 WATCH ITGROWJ Yearly Interest Paid to Yob Quarterly Put a few dollars away regularly and watch your bank balance grow. As an incentive to your thrift THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK puys interest quarts •> Begin your saving now. Head Office: 55. Wall Street. NT.
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      136 5 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 Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00 HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING CIIVLIA STREET SINGAPORE LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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      208 6 TO-NIGHT! I Universale Genuinely Funny Comedy Show—With The Two Inimitable Stars, SLIM SUMMERVILLE and ZASU PITTS IN THEIR MOST HILARIOUS YET OUT ALL NIGHT I This time they go honeymooning with a loving mother-in-law I J What a Scream Coming LIL DAGOVER in "THE WOMAN FROM MONTE CARLO." I j
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      355 6 Amusements j LAST NIGHT I LAST NIGHT The Year's Biggest Laughing Show that has brightened up Singapore for the past week EDDIE CANTOR in UNITED ARTISTS MUSICAL SENSATION "the KID from SPAIN" i DON'T MISS IT AT THE 6.1S fiiHM] 9.1S TO-MORROW NIGHT Festive Opening of BRITAIN'S Grandest Show QCC*t£((
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    LINDBERGHS HOP OFF AGAIN.
    189 7 To Survey Atlantic Air Route. Reykjavik. July 9. Tjik Lindberghs have hopped off on a flight to areen&nd in easy stages with their first l Halifax, Nova Scotia. Their object is for Pan-American Airways of the best ross the North Atlantic for a passenger plane serviofc.
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    MALACCA DAY CINEMA.
    97 7 Halt-Prices At Silent And Talking Show. from Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, July 7. Pi -morrow Malieca picture goers will Dei attraction. The Nathanson Theatrical Enterprises, of Malacca Street, Singapore bate jeeured the premises of the Royalty Tranqaer?h. for silent and talking picture*. Tne theatre operates from 10
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    ALLEGED DEFAMATION.
    124 7 Interesting Sequel To Recent Case. I >cquel to a ease of alleged boo In f hich C. N Leembruggen. a Orjl Burgher, was charged recently at the A C R Miles, a Singapore Eurasian. Ml beard betore the Second Magistrate <Mr. F F Greggi this morning, when Miles
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    MUSLIM PARTY.
    67 7 Dr. Khalid Sheldrake The Guest Of Honour. Umutiop have be-cn issued by the Muslim roaasjuur?; far a Tea-party in honour of w Khalid Snrldrako and Mr. Conrad Shr. pson 'he Alkaff Bungalow. No. 40. Pender Road 'Mour.- W,iM:im;ton> on Wednesday at 5 p m. B h under tood
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    KING'S CUP RACE.
    52 7 Winner', Margin Of Thirty Feet. Reuter. London. July 8. Ciiir,,... Dt HartUaad using a Leopard Moth oi (v *«Jn won the King's Cup Air Rece H. beat Fhght-Lieutenant Edwards ted and ended at Haifield and Brsl time a knock-out competition ds, each of a 200-mile course withI
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    ALLEGED MURDER.
    60 7 Woman With Twenty-Three Stab Wounds. rtesT i "f < r murder against Kwek Sew »ife, Ho Pco Ti, at 6C. Canton*hto.M Jt ahout 3a m 011 June 2 in teftfct ri >ta Wounda a,x to have bden bffore th 1 dccea s«». came up for mention laird Magistrate
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    SCULLING AT HENLEY.
    34 7 London. July 9. ■< Henley to-day included the fol.owCaiaorJdge) Wun lh Dlamord tl n JJJ; »noChet Cantab. Warren, by the Grand Challenge Cup be t-"-Reuter- Rudtr Club by < uarter of a length.
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    30 7 Mr Ten untitled of connell Bras and Qa, Ltd'"»ia" of Couiu-U Bros, and .-<-,, J STT. 10 Ute that he is not the l»'BtrafM JJJ S:im nam e who was adjudicated
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    SKULL SPLIT.
    153 7 Inquiry Into Death Of A Boyanese. rpHE Coroners Court was crowded with Boyanese this morning wh(M Mr F G Bourne started an inquiry into the death of a mototf-car driver named Barkroom who was *>undying in East Coast Road, Frankels Estate on June 27 He had terrible head
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    "Out All Night" At The Alhambra.
    138 7 AT THE CINEMAS. Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts are associates in the film "Out All Night." which began season at the Alhambr.i on Saturday. The him is fun from start to finish, with the two principals giving the type of performance which has made
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    "Face In The Sky" At Roxy.
    70 7 The Fox production Face In The Sky. provides the main feature for the present programme running at the Ro\y. The story centres around the happy romance of a travelling painter and the girl of his dreams. Marian Nixon, star of many similar enterin the
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    SUNDAY CONCERTS.
    160 7 Singapore Musical Society's NewVenture. Sunda> next will see the start of the Singapore Musical Society's new venture, popu ar Sunday night concert*. The plans arc- now open ct John Little's, and it is hoped that the concert will be well patronised. Partie alars of the programn have already
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    CAPITOL CHANGE.
    134 7 Wiltshires Band To Play In Theatre. The band of the First Baftalion, the Wiltshire Regiment, will play by permission cf Lieut.-Col. J. H. If. Mcc, in the Capitol Theatre from 5.30 to 6.15 p.m. and 8.30 to 9.15 p.m. to-morrow, when "Soldiers of the King." starring Cicely Courtneidge.
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    TURKISH TEXTILE TRADE.
    62 7 Soviet Specialists Plan Huge Factories. Reuter. Moscow. July 9. Spinning, weaving and finishing factories with an estimated yearly output of over thirty million yards of textiles will be esJblished it Kaiseri. Asi3 Minor, if plans drawn up for them by Soviet specialists are carried out. The Turkish
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    38 7 The welcome reception to Miss Mary Chen, arranged by the General Committiee of the V.W.C.A. for this afternoon, has had to be postponed owing to the indisposition of Miss Chen The reception will be held at later d:-tr.
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    PERSONAL SERVICE LEAGUE.
    583 7 Achievements Of New Charity. London. A CHARITABLE organisation with C*erl*B»d expenses amcunt.ng to not more than ioOO a year, which J yet capable of supplying to the poor about 100.000 free garments a monin sounds an impossibility, and yet it exists, ana thrives, under the patronage of
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    PREFERRED DEATH.
    216 7 Woman Forced Into Immoral Lift. The pitiable story of a Chinese woman who v as compelled to lhv an immoral 1 fe against her will «aa related before the Third Magistrate. Mi \i h. Blacker, this morning when Chan Ah Ho. was produced on a charge of V-ving
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    J. D. ROCKEFELLER AT 94.
    49 7 Birthday Occasion Of Family Re-union. Reuter. New York. July 8. I Optimistic and half. John D. Rockefeller i celebrated his ninety-fourth birthday at his home in Pocantito Hills. All the Rockefellers to the second 3nd third generations joined at a family dinner. —Reuter. I
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    LUCKY BEGGARS!
    63 7 Prague. Police rounded up 272 beggars in this city during one week-end. Of these beggars, one had £11 in his pocket; another had £10; many others had sums ranging from £4 to £7. The police state that many of the beggars live in the country most of the
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    THE BUSY TOWN.
    38 7 Prague, j The town of Aussig and the surrounding district have 43,802 inhabitants—and 666 different clubs and associations. Now a new association Is being formed. It is a League for I the Protection of Vehicle-Drivers.
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    94 7 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to unite to us on °> VUblic interest, is must be under. «ood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not •eceMorUir endorse opinions expressed by corret«MWIenrt LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF *S POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double Wrtna;, and on one
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    When Chinese Mourn.
    233 7 To the Editor. Malaya Tribune") -2!?"? *****1 very Grange that when some of the Straits-born Chinese go into Should*,' thCy d not Quite know what they On numerous occasions I have met Chinese wearing a black armlet but their tie is in gacolours. Knowing full well themselves
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    Cigarette Coupons.
    200 7 'To Vie Editor. 'Malaya Tribune.'' Sir,—I wish to inquire through your papulaCaily paper why there are dates in th-cigarette-coupons signifying it acceptable for a. certain time. This applies in the case of seme cigarettes where the dates are printed so that the collectors have to change their coupons
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    Social Equality.
    537 7 (To the Editor. -Malaya Tribune. '> Sir.—Love of native land is an innate s.n iment. We leve 06? country not for our own profit, but for itself. We may easily imagine that we can serve our country best only by beir.g a roltiicr: that the lev- uf the
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    A CORINTHIAN BOMBSHELL.
    480 7 Famous Amateurs Out of F.A. Competition. London June 15. The Corin.hian aiast famous of all -niateiii- soccer t:ams have thrown a bombshell into the football vorld. They havp definitely finished with the Football Association Cup. the annual icurney which crea'es world-wide intar?st and in which it s
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    DEAD ON THE ROAD.
    76 7 Gruesome Discovery In China Street. The dead body of a Chinese v. as discover; d lying by the side of the road m China Strc«;t early this morning. He was bleeding from wounds on the head. When the ambulance arrived the man was found to be
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    CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
    37 7 '•Sacrament was the subject considered at all Christian Science services on Sunday. The les on-sermon dealing with a different them" each week, consists of scriptural texts and their correlative passages from the denominational text book.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. MASS OF REQUIEM.
    42 8 A High Mass of Requiem for .he reposj of the soul cf Herman Ess will be sung at the Church cf St. Joseph, to-morrow. Uth in*t. at 6.30 am. Prayers f.rom relatives and friends arc- kindly solicited.
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    675 8 It looks very much as if, far from America calling the bluff of the gold bloc, her own bluff has been called. Faith in the U.S. revival being allsufficient is not absolute. The latest American message—a last-minute effort to revive the World Economic Conference—indicates a realisation that
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    246 8 Comments By The Way. C-iOUID not action, be token, before it ta guii.- too late, U>pre»Bn»Bjifaj?ofrtMndj Loaches for the public Large stretches of s.nd at Katong. Siglap. and Pasir Panjang have been taken by private persons (whom none will blame for choosing to get seaside bungalows)
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    Aerodrome Needed?
    275 8 AVIATION enthusiasts in Malaya welcomed the news that definite steps had been taken to approach the High Commissioneduring his stay in Ipoh as to the provision of an aerodrome in the vicinity of the town ol Ipoh. the second town of the F.M.S., and ceitain to grow considerably
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    Cruelty To Ducks.
    208 8 A Chinese live-stock dealer has been «~ned $25 for putting thirteen ducks into one basket and has been warned that if he is brought up again on a similar charge he will be liable to a fine of $250 or six rronths* imprisonment, or both. Prosecutions cf
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Malacca.
    87 8 Tils death has taken place of a wdl-kno ,n Malay resident. Demana Haji Ismail of Bertam, Mala'ca, the father-in-law of Asiatic fiwpwfag Majid bin Ciota. The deceased was ailing fcr some time and passed away at his residence. Alms-begging by small Chinese girls in
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    169 8 The number of direct exchange lines connected to the Federated Malay States telephone system as at Dec. 31, 1932, was 3,929, a decrease of 824 as compared with the number at the end of 1931. A fine of $5 was imposed on a Chinese nanrsd Wong Tew, a
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    Taiping.
    35 8 Mr. K. Ponnampalam, Telegraph Inspector, Railways. Taiping, has retired from Government Service after 26 years of meritorious service. He will sail with his family for Ceylon. Mr. Ponnampalam was vice-president of the Taiping Y.M.H.A.
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    Ipoh.
    100 8 Convicted on a charge of assisting in the management cf a common gaming house at 25, Kenion Street, Ipoh, a Chinese named Sok Kong, who had a previous conviction for a similar offence,»was fined $200 or. in default, three months' rigorous imprisonment. A deputation saw Sir Cecil Clementi on
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    TOPICS OF TOP-DAY.
    492 8 BY "LOOKER-ON" Tt is estimated that ii Oi ti which has lallt-h in Singaj ore the last few days could have i,,"' impounded, there would be B ri" mugful. Rain is very admirable stuff h makes the plants grow, and d like it, but I'd appreciate it
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    34 8 WEEK-END SPORT. DO l>a-U I ,nrt BUFFALOES" FIND A ROME «W P" MR. CALDECOTT ON CHURCH CLUB DIARY, on page 14. PENANG BENEFIT FUND MEKI I NI RADIO PROGRAMME on pat
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    MORE TROOPS GOING TO MANCHURIA. FRESH AGGRESSION IN NORTH CHINA?
    96 9 JAPAN PREPARING TO TAhE OVER MANCBUKUO. Armies To Be Formed. Full Terms Of The Dairen Peace Treaty. Alarming reports are in circulation to the effect that Japanese War Office is preparing to annex the Manchu(l is making preparations to carry
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    MOHAMEDAN GENERAL BADLY WOUNDED.
    812 9 Reuter. Shanghai, July 10. j ed that the Japanese War 1 3 ready to send reinforceVI; nchuria for the purpose ig the Manchukuo and regular Japanese armies for ssion in North China. pro eedngs at the Sinoace parley at Dairen been published. ttu agreement signed between
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    A KING TO BROADCAST.
    47 9 Si am s Loyalty Gratifies Monarch. ur Owm Correspondent.) It fe Bangkok. Jnlj 9 bat the King ,va> nv.vh M oi loyalty forthcom- ejects on the aaoaawo of his tal and will broadcast a nation on Tuesday evening at B *nt*ok standard time.
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    COTTON BEATS SARAZEN.
    25 9 Reuter. London. July 9. ::1 leods, Henry Cotton <*« 36 holes by 4 and 3. r 't the eighteenth With 67 "•turned 71.—Renter.
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    PORTUGUESE UNREST.
    65 9 Significant Hint In Official Communique. Reuter. Lisbon, July 9. Veiled indications that all is not well in the Portuguese Republic is contained in an official communique referring to the activities of opponents of the present regime and declaring: "The Ministers of the Interior, War and Navy are taking
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    FRACTURED ARM.
    37 9 A nasty accident occurred near the Ease at about 7 p.m. yesterday when a Chinese said to have been knocked down by a lorry, was taken to hospital by ambulance with a fractured right arm.
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    CATHOLICS IN GERMANY.
    474 9 To Support Nazis. VATICAN CONCORDAT INITIALLED. Reuter. Vatican City, July 8. A CONCORDAT has been initialled by Yon Papen and Cardinal Pacelli, the Vatican Secretary of State, which regulates for the first time hi history the position of all Catholics in Germany. It is understood that the
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    ROOSEVELT & REPEAL.
    83 9 ROOSEVELT REPEAL. Prohibition Issue In Alabama Election. Reuter. Washington. July 9. President Roosevelt has publicly appealed for the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, the repeal of which by Congress early next ycai requires the approval of three-fourths of the States. In a telegarm to the Democratic Party leader in the
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    MEXICAN CYCLONE.
    35 9 Villages Wiped Out: Assistance By Plane. Reuter. Mexico City, July 9. Fifteen were kil'ed in a terrific cyclone in the State of Tamaulipas. Villages were wiped out. Aeroplanes are rushing to assist. —Reuter.
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    CONFERENCE TO GO ON?
    960 9 HIGHER LEVEL OF PRICES. Roosevelt Hopeful. Cut And Dried Plan Of Gold Bloc. Reuter. JJEXEWFID hope for the World Economic Conference in London ha.s been provided by President Roosevelt, who has prepared in detail a sc-heme for price recovery. This scheme, it is stated, will not
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    Finns Establish New Athletic Records In England. JAPANESE SPORTS MEETING.
    485 10 Amusing Events. LARGE CROWD AT ANSON ROAD. JjMXK weather favoured the Japanese annual sports meeting yesterday at the Anson Road Stadium and more than half of the local Japanese community were present throughout the day. The children had the lion's
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    VARSITY ATHLETICS.
    59 10 Americans Beat British Universities. Reuter. London, July 9. At the Cambridge mass athletics meeting Harvard and Yale Universities beat Oxford and Cambridge. Each side won six events but the Americangained victory through nine seconds against three by Oxford and Cambridge. Five records of the meeting were broken of
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    ENGLISH TURF.
    68 10 Reuter. London, July 9. The Great Foal Stakes at Lingfieid Park for 2 y oar-olds resulted as follows: 1. BORROW. 2. BIDOU. 3. CARMON AND ANTICEPIIC. Won by a length, two lengths between second and third. Cannon and Anticeptic running a deadheat for third place. There were six
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    BADMINTON FRIENDLIES.
    58 10 Star BP. te am v. the Seletar B.P. on Satincary at former's court: Tan Cheng Kang. Lee Chwee Hce. Chiang Bah Chee. Y. K. Ann. Mixed Doubles: Y. K. Ann and Miss Fairy Tan. Chiang Bah Chee and Miss Kathenae Lim. Reserves: Mis Nell Chua. Tan Chee Sicng.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    59 10 The draw for the Singapore Golf Club Duffers' Cup is now (posted in the Cub House. The first round is to be completed by Saturday, July 5, the second round by Saturday, July 29, the third by Aug. 12. the fourth by Aug. 19, the fifth by
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    CLARKE CUP CRICKET TRIAL.
    697 10 Sticky Wicket Helps Bowlers. A STICKY wicket at the SRC. yesterday gave the bowlers the upperhand over the batsmen in the Rest's Clarke Cup trial between teams captained by Balhetchet and Evan Wong. Scores: H. N. BALHETCHETS XI. Abbasbhoy c Boon Beng b Jansen h S.
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    BRITISH GOLF TITLE.
    134 10 First Tie Since 1912. Reuter. London. July 9. IN the re-play at St. Andrew's to decide th. winner cf the British open golf champion ship Densmore Shute beat Craig Wood by a score of 149 to 154 in two rounds. Craig Wood hung like a millstone round
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    THE SINGER "NINE."
    88 10 Edinburgh To London In V/i Hours. Returning to London from Edinburgh, afte '.he Bccttlsl l Six Days TriaLs. one of the entrant )f a Singer ••Nine" covered the distance of approximately 400 miles in seven hours. II minutes. The car was a production model in even respect,
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    BADMINTON TOURNAMENT.
    171 10 Ties for thi- week-end in the Singapore b'cminton champion-hip tournament are as follows: Saturday <*t 2.30 p.m.i: Tan Huck Kbcng r. Kjh Beng Swee. Low Pen San v. Tan Chong Beng. Arthur Lim v. Kih Lock Num. Ong Pek Koon Koh Pway Thow. Tay Swee Heng Koh Chek
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    SOCCER FRIENDLIES.
    111 10 The soccer friendly ulayed yesterday's on the Tilok Kurau ground between the Rangers and the Selctar XI resulted in a win for th? Ransei i by 5 goal s to 1. Geyiaag United xi the Pitney, xi aa Thursday at the C.A. ground: Peng Sn:v Haron. Ahmad. Tiang
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    30 10 Forty-two cards were taken out for lhe Keppel G.C July monthly medal which resulted in a won for J. M. Harper with a sco. tof 1 down.
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    S.G.C. MIXED FOURSOMES.
    29 10 The S.G.C. monthly mixed foursomes competition, played at Bukit Timah, resulted in a win for Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Mo s (43—10'- 32 I jl.
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    AIR RALLY FOR CAIRO.
    84 10 £1,500 In Prizes At International Meeting. Cai. tAn international aviation meeting will be held in Cairo at the beginning of December under the patronage of King Fuad. It is being organised by the Rosal Aeronautic Club cf Egypt. At least £1,500 will be offered in money
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    ITALIAN BUDGET DEFICIT.
    68 10 Rome. The Italian Budget for the year 1932-33. which closes on June 30. will show a deficit cf 4,000 000.000 lire (£61.530.0001. Signor Jung the Minister of Finance, announced in the Chamber of Deputes. The 1933-34 Budget is estimated to show a deficit of 2.900 000.000 lire
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    WIMBLEDON FINALS.
    107 10 German Pair Win The Doubles. Reuter. London. July 9. TN Uie women's doubhs final at Wimbledon i tc-day Madame Mathieu and Miss Ryan beat Misses James and Yorke 6—2. 9—ll. 6—4. In the mixed doubles final, yon Cramm and I Kiahwinkel (German) beat Farquhar•on (South Africa) and Miss
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    BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT.
    149 10 Malay Makes A Record Break. Saturday's and yesterday's results in the Amateur I four-ball) billiards championship nurnamcnt at the New World were as follows: Salleh bin Kassim <Falhol Karib) beat Gun Bak Yong (Chinese S. A.) 300—128. Tan Kirn Song (holder. Siong Boo) beat A. Martin 'St. Josephs
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    TRADE COMMISSION.
    112 10 Further Evidence Taken At Penang. The 31st meeting of the Tr oe Commission was held In Penang on Friday. July 7. Evidence was taken from Mr. H. W. Hughes Pres.dent of the Penang Chamber of Commerce) and Mr. Jules Martin (Messrs. G. H Slot and Co.. Ltd.). various
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    MRS. PERERA DEAD.
    86 10 Wife Of Weil-Known Kuala Lumpur Doctor. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Kuala. Lumpur. Juiv 10. The death tooU place on Saturday afternoon of Mrs. Perera. wife ol Dr. L. S. Perera at the age of 28. The deceased was removed to hospital on Thursday morning and suddenly took
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    BIRMINGHAM CENTENARIAN DIES.
    49 10 Vancouver. B.C. Within three months ol celebrating his 100th birthday. Thomas S. Shearman, who was a native cf Birminghan England, has died at his home here. Mr. Shearman came to this country in 1800. settling first at Belleville Ontero. In 1901 he moved to British Columbia.
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    TURKISH MINISTER'S. RESIGNATION.
    54 10 Istanbul. Yussuf Kemal Bey. the Turkish Minister of Justice, has resigned and has b»*n replaced by Sarrajoglou Chukry Bey. Chukry Bey was Minister of Finance in Ismet Pasha's Cabinet everal years ago. Recently he has been in Parts negotiating for Turkey with the CouncJ of the G
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    NEW STAMPS FOR PORTUGAL.
    35 10 General Carmona. Lisbon. Portugal is to have a new issue of postage stamps. For the first time since 1910 the stamps will feature the head of a Repulican President —General Carmona.
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    £90,000 Docks for Helsingfors.
    51 10 Helsingf ors. Work will be begun shortly on extensions to the existing docks at Helsingfors at an estimated cost of £90,000. Finland's Increasing foreign trade has caused a shortage of dock accommodation recently. It is expected that 500 men will be employed on thy new extension
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    17 10 To-day, being the anniversary of the death of Sultan Abu Bakar. is a public holiday in Johore.
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB.
    144 10 Results Of Yesterday's Events. YESTERDAY'S events at the Chinese Swim ming Club resulted as follows: I "A" 200 yds. breast stroke handicap: Tan j Wee Chwee <scr.) 2 mins. 49 2 5 sees: Lim Fook Loong scr.) 2 minute? 48 2 5 sees. Lim Puan (35 sees.).
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    STATE CRICKET.
    66 10 iFrom Our Oun Correspondent.) j dpoh. July 10. The Perak team ;o meet Selangor in the annual cricket match this week-end will be: j Jonklass (capt Dew. Hannyngton, Speldewinde. Murray. Perinpanayagam. Mcreira. Whhaker. Suppiah. Reed. Alladad Khan. I A surprise selection is that of Alladad Khan (L? preference
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    THE REST XI PICKED.
    72 10 Tin Rest XI to meet the Europeans In the annual Clarke Cup ma;ch at the S.C.C. on Friday. Saturday and Sunday has been pjcjctd as follows: Evan Wong 'capt.). H. N. Balhetchet. T Leijssius. Malcolm Orr, R. T. Morrow. D. d'Cotta L. Alvis. N. Sullivan. A.
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    V.M.C.A. SOCCER.
    63 10 'Ihe will represent the V.M.C.A. against the 11th Heavy- Battery R.A. en the V.M.C.A. ground on Wednesday, at 5 p.m.: Chu Sw°e Hung; Kee Yew Hock. Tan Sen, Hock: Chan Ah Wing. Chan Joo Kirn. Ng Kong Yip. Chan Cher Seng. James Lovick. James:o. L:m. Lee Ah Chee.
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    BRITISH AMATEUR ATHLETICS.
    266 10 A.A.A. Championships. NEW RECORDS \T WHITE CITY. Reuter. London. .Inly j SEVERAL now British and eh** pionship records were established at the White City when' the annual A.A.A. meeting is being held. Results: 330 YARDS: Whff head >North niont. Scrimshaw. Pearce. W Time: 1 mm 54 1-5
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    FUTURE OF THE CHURCH IN MALAYA.
    106 11 MR* A. CALDECOTTS VIEWS, DANGEROUS CONGREGATIONALISM" FOUND. The Hon. Mr. Andrew Caldecott, C.M.G., CBE ;ing at the annual meeting of the Singapore Diocesan iarj Association in London, as cabled at the time by our correspomlent, referred to the future of the European lation in
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    LOCAL CLERGY SHOULD BE TRAINED.
    2255 11 ting of the Singapore auxi-\-sociation. which was P.O. Hall. 15. Tufton Street. June -l. was one of the best a fact largely due to .rchmen, both of those on Malaya, and those permanently v intry to accord a hearty p and Mrs. Ferguson-Davie. from South
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      254 11 THE SINGAPORE l VOLUNTEERS. This Week's Programme Of Drills. Programme of Drills, up to and. for weekending July 16, 1933. TO-DAY. JULY 10. 515 pm.—Headquarters. S.R.A. <v), Batie:y Parade. 30 p.m.—Headquarter», -B" Coy., Officers ar.d PI. St,ts. conference. 5.IE p.m.—Headquarters. C (Scottish) Coy.. Street Fighting—Lecture. 5.30 p.m.—Sercngoon Road, S.V.F.A., Unit
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    All The Week-End Malayan Sport. THE IPOH RACE MEETING.
    953 13 Saturday's Results. AN EXCITING DAY'S SPORTS. Out Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 8. ier, good going, and a attendance, marked the ;he Perak Turf Club's race meeting at Ipoh to-day* st divide.id of the after proved more or less a day, was
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    WIMBLEDON TENNIS.
    227 13 The Women's Singles Final. Reuter. London, July 3. A T Wimbledon to-day Mrs Wills Moody mm again subtiud in her stroke-power King content to produce no greater speed than Miss round, who drove splendidly but failed to show much court craft and missed many opportunities at the net
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    TO-DAY'S SOCCER.
    149 13 Raffles v. St. Joseph's Institution. A soccer match will be played at Raffles In titution and St. Joseph's In-;: '©-day on the R.L ground: Keen rivalry is shown whenever these SCh' cte meet each other. This year the Catholics have ton the Mnrieai of Chia Keng Hock, th
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    IPOH CUP-TIE SOCCER.
    71 13 Burma Rifles Defeat Prisons Department. (From Our Onn Corresrtondrnt.) Ip)h. July 8 In the local cup-t:e soccer for the Saw Ah Choy Jubilee Cup. in the opening match. A Company of the Burma Rifiei defeated Taiping Prisons Department by 2—o. The soldiers had the better team and
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    P.C.C. SPORTS.
    50 13 Penang. July 8 i Lady Cler->enM p-o srr e d the prizes at the conclusion of the P.C.C. athlui. afternoon. J. W. Clark won the chanvjionrh p. bein?; first In thelOO yard.s and the irn| jump, and I second in the 220. the weight-put and the high jump.
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    INTER-COLLEGIATE SOCCER.
    377 13 Presentation Of The Trophies. X H E Medical College and Raffles UtfUgc met on the former's ground on Saturday for the honours to the annual staff Trophy match. An exciting game resulted in a --nil victory for the Medical College It WM a fast game all the way
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    F.M.S.R. DERAILMENT.
    80 13 Penang—Kuala Lumpur Ma is Delayed. Kuala Lumpur, July 7. The mail trains to and from Penang are several hours lave owing to the derailment o* seven wagons attached to a mixed train from P»rt to Taiping while shunting at Sungei Bakar. The up d3y maii from Kuala Lumpur
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      78 13 Sound White Teeth The Foundation Of Good Health. Evcrycne knows that scund, undecayed and clear, teeth ar? essential to good health. Gibbs Dentifrice has positively no equal as a thorough cleanser cf te.th and preventative of decay, lus pi a-am tasting anticeptic froth gats into a.'i the crevices, destroys dangerous
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    PENANG BENEFIT FUND MEETING.
    854 14 Proxies Dispute. MAY GO TO SUPREME COURT. AS ANTICIPATED the adjourned annual meeting of the Subordinate Civil Servic Benefit Fund at the Town Hall proved a legular "field day" for members and something like 250 weary, tongue-tired men werseen plodding their way home after 9 o'clock
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    CRUELTY TO DUCKS.
    116 14 Thirteen Carried In One Basket. Ignorance thai it was an offence to carry as many as thirteen ducks in one small basket was th* unsuccessful plea of a Chinese named Wen Kcw ♦hen he was charg:d on Saturday befi te Mr. M H. Blacker, the Third Magistrate,
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    PING-PONG SINGLES.
    338 14 Exciting Struggle At Great World. \TIP Peng Yew. of the Chinese Chin. W"3 Athletic A:sociatio:i. won the Singap-.v ping-pong -singles championship at the tlreal World on BatunUy af.er a tr illing struggle with I Chow Wai Sum. cf the Chinese Compan* ».> i Athletic Association, whom he eventually
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    K.L. CHINESE STUDENTS.
    168 14 Annual Meeting, Social And Dance. The second annual general meeting of the Chinese S;ucents' Literary Association. Kuala Lumpur, was held on June 28. at 50-A. Klyne Street. Kuala Lumpur, when there were present over 80 members. The reports and accounts for the past year were read and
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    THERMOS FLASK INVENTOR.
    57 14 Pairs. The diamond jubilee" has been celebrated at the Scrbonne, of P.ofessor Arsene D'Arsonval, Inventor of the thermos flask. He is 82 and is considered the "'grand old man" of French science. The ceremony took place in tlu great amphitheatre of the Snrbonne. The Preside;!' > the
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    POKER JABBED INTO SIDE.
    259 14 Wound Troves Fatal. SQUATTER ON GRAVE CHARGE. .<VTO doubt, on the evidence, what he did was done in the exercise of the right of self-defence, but I am rather afraid that he has exceeded that right. "I am therefore returning a verdici: of culpable homicide not
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    PERILS OF THE ROAD.
    263 14 Four Accidents Within Nine Hours. Fcur nasty street accidents occurred within 'he hor-s cf 10 a.m. and 7 pm cr Friday. In one case a boy oi nine years is suspected cf having sustained a fracture at the base of the hull. The Ambulance Department attended
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    ANTI-OPIUM CLINIC.
    216 14 Prominent Chinese Leaders' Visit. Tie Ant:-Opium C Ink at Java Road was honoured on Friday even ng by the visit of Dr. Lim Boon Keng 11 President of the University ot Amcyi. Mr. Tomi Lao uhe Chinese Consul General) and the Hon. Mr. Wee Swee Teow. The dist
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    THE SOCIAL DOG.
    144 14 He Effects Introductions at 5 A Time. Budapest. Here are details of two of the Btrangeat "professional men"' in Budapest. Every evening a Russian exile sit* in one eorn'-r of a Inaglni cafe in the el -y with a handsome dog at liis .'ide. The <Og hi
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    WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE
    76 14 Messrs. Duncan Roberts, Ltd th» local Agents; have just re eived a cable from London to the effi < HUi the "Imperial Model 50* TypeirrHg. has once again been selected for use at the above Conference. 1 ,l U p tion of this machine coming on iop
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      97 14 STOP THAT COLD WITH inhalantN^ Don't Take Danger Home To Your Family. In a crowded conveyance—in a warm office—you travel and work all day long in an atmosphere saturated with germs which settle in the warm passages of the nose and multiply amazingly. And unless you destroy these germs, you
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      282 14 WATERY BUSIFf SPRHOOp FACE Caused Irritation. Face a Sight. Healed by Cuticura, "Watery blisters began breaking out on my chin and caused irritation. The blisters broke and the trouble spread all over my face. I was a sight as my face was covered with scales. I tried oth« remedies which
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      295 14 CLUB DIARY. (There ate numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of th-e members of which are r eaders of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary -a provided specially for them. Secretaries art 'nvited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date md complete. Hapoenings of general Interest rill still be included in
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    AUSTRALIA v. GREAT BRITAIN.
    471 15 Fnropean Zone Finalists In Davis Cup. i, i Correspondent.) London, June 22. ■:<■ light against Aus- _,v nil I UU 1 tal round of the DaJ the Bri'ish Empirt urmg the first tw > S n-.atch. J..p.in relied upon matches —R. Nunoi, thi an and J.
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    469 15 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, June 30. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 31 Beef, stew cr curry, kati 22 Pork, lean (Ist quality), kati 42 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 34 Mu:ton, Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 40 Hens (locally reared 40 Ducks, Saigon, each 77
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    OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE.
    155 15 Can He Be Summoned For Costs? An interesting question, as to whether tho Official Assignee could be proceeded against, by way of a judgment debtor summons, for co-xs incurred in litigation, was argued on Saturday in the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice MUK The matter arose in connection
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    QUARREL OVER BOY.
    486 15 Ice-Water Seller's Ribs Broken. A Nine.d' nt between a Malayaiee lce-watei A gene? and a Mr lay boy of 12 i-sul ed m tne former's ribs being broken when the boy lather and grand-mother intervened. An echo of that incident was heard H> tne District Court, before
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      50 15 PARIS (Station dEtat Radio Colonlale— 19.55 and 25.3 metres), every day 8.20 pm. News bulletin in English Is given at about 9 p.m. zeesen (31.38 metres) approximately I or 9.30 p.m. MOSCOW (50 «netxes). about 8.30 p.m. KHABAROVSK (70 01 metres) about 850 p m to 9 50 p m
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      253 15 UMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Transmitter, Daventry, England. Wavelengths:' 25.28 and 31.3 metre*. (British Summer Time: add 6 hrs. 20 minutes.) 11.00 a.m-1. p.m. Transmission on an omnidirectional aerial: 11.0 Cinema Organ Recital;
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      208 16 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Rras Basah 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 LIM PARK GEYLANG. GARDEN
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      772 16 THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE TO LET. TO LET —Compound House, No. 10, Rose Lane, Katong Rd. Apply 20, Chulia Street. TO LET—Newly built houses at Genting Lane, off MacPherson Road. Rent $15. Apply at 35, Genting Lane. TO LET —3, Ramsgate Rd., of! Grove Rd., close to Katong Park.
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      567 16 PUBLIC NOTICE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 591 of 1932. Between RACHA SINGH, Plaintiff, and 1 RAM SAWAK, 2 KAISWAR and 3 RAM SENGASUN. Defendants. Tc KAISWAR and RAM SENGASUN, of MacPherson Road. Singapore. NOTICE that a Writ of Summons was tamed
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      502 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. trz NOTICE. SINGAPORE AUCTION MART 24, High Street. We beg to announce to the Public that we have opened the above Auction Rooms, and are now carrying on Auction Sales at the above adaress. We cordially invite the Business Houses and General Public to consult us when requiring
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