Malaya Tribune, 12 July 1933

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    43 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX.- -No. 163 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, July 12, 1933. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1933. W B l 7^
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      146 1 MM ««««NlOIH l V «coll H »v^"^^^^^»I»!!I?7^^ I PURE FRESH MILK SAFE MILK FOR i >\ VEMEXT FORM KVKKY I*l Ri'OSE. POWDERED MI IK OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING f PROVISION STORES. I DISTRIBUTORS J GETZ BROS. CO. The AUSTIN x 10-4 ROADSTER A two-seater smart little car that will appeal
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      172 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 ornaments every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. I It's Worth Reaching For!! j I Co.,
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    Our Short Story. THE SWINDLER.
    6114 2 <By Ethel M. Dell. "IM7HEN you come to reflect that there are only a few planks between you and the bottom f of the Atlantic Ocean, it makes you feel sort of pensive." "I beg. your pardon?" The stranger, smoking his cigarette in the lee
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — School Fees.
    140 3 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING School Fees. h aim of the Imperial Iprovide1provide free elementary 0] al-born subjects. A Arthur Young, had that but for some reason or other ills a [i liowed up. In view d nice his day, and what jt M not an easy matter ion that
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    Tin A Pawn.
    152 3 s\\C c if**", wt voice our fear that all is (J -calkd International c It seems to us, that Malaya much in the dark as to thai the so-called In*er- j <] i eiilnrtn the tin restriction lull rnational Tin Comlatter was set up to safeguard interests
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    Arms Menace.
    256 3 Europe until reeapdti that France does vhn to c:<e.rm herself. She is deteracsed to take the fullest advantage of the which she has been placed by *he 7 feu iflka; she Is still nervous oi Ouauu ■llhuugh she is protected by a dozen pacts, including the Kellegg Pact
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    The Cause.
    308 3 THE fact is that the United States Govern- ment want to be entirely free to do wha;- eve; they like, and are not sure yet what ih-y really want to do. They will not give specif orders to the delegation at the Economic Con- j ference: though the
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    638 3 SAFE EMPTIED. Culprit Arrested In Singapore. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. July 10. ON the morning of June 18. a Chinese named Chin Nyap Khei. who is a d I ant relative of a Kulai towkay, named Chen X ng Khain, owner of Uo provis.on stores, was
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    CONTRABAND TOBACCO.
    124 3 Malacca Revenue Officer's Big Find. (From Our Oicn Cor respondent J Malacca. July 10. In the Police Court before Mr. J. C. Derrick. Chan Ah Kow, a Hokien, was charged with being in possession ot dutiable tobacco. Mr. E. V. Rodrigues deposed that three gunny-bags of tobacco weighing
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    MR. W. MUNRO.
    265 3 Farewell By S.S.A. (Malacca.) I From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, July 10. rr-HE Straits Settlements (Malacca) Association p nt2itained their president. Mr. W. Munro to a farewell tea at the premises of the Seng Cr-on* Society thfs afternoon. A group photo was taken. Among those present were
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      88 3 TO YOUR Just a sprinkle of SiSvo SmilV silver and plate. ,J[jJ Liquid Silver polish RECKITT «i SONS. LTD.. HULL and LONDON. ENGLAND. AGENTS: ADAMSON. GILFILLAN ft CO. LTD, I HARPER, GILFILLAN CO.. LTD.. SINGAPORE ft PENANG. S.S. I KUALA LUMPUR. SELANGOR. F.M.S. ffig* Grade I Fountain pens W I
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      282 3 BRINGS HAPPIMESS TD ALL/ mwrnm PHOME: 5463 m |COMFORT FOR I I CHILDREN I I For more than sixty years 1 1 physicians have prescribed 1 Ej CASTORIA for children's com- I E mon ailments. It regulates I I their sensitive systems by set- 1 I tling the stomach and
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      789 3 CLUB DIARY. f There offi numerous Club$ and Societies 1» Singapore, most of th-e members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." Thit Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries art invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest vrill still be included in
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      177 4 M HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 2G-37, Brafl liasah 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. SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductions of Rents from Ist August, 1933. $16.00 and 5>1&00
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      880 4 TO LET. TO LET —Compound House, No. 10, Rose Lane, Katong Rd. Apply 20, Chulla Street TO LET—Newly built houses at Genting Lane, off MacPherson Road. Rent $15. Apply ;at 35, Genting Lane. TO LET—3. Ramsgate Rd., off Grove Rd., close to Katong Park. Key to Inspect from K-bun 1.
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      346 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. It is hereby notified that this school has been removed to No. 1-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhcby Ghaut, Singapore. Principal, M. R. ANCIANO. notice! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Power of Attorney dated the 25th day of Augusi., 1932. made by
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      325 4 PUBLIC NOTJCJS^ GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. I TENDERS j TrMn s w ui be received at the offloe of noon of the 24th jui>,. r crcupv fro" the lst AugUsl n nTL i a rd occupation licence, the piece of W»»J Aver Lane, containing an area cf I PP TZuI acres, as
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      458 4 PUBLIC Singapore improvement TOUST. TENDHRS are invited (or the excavation of •bom 290.000 cubic yards in car.M at me Sd oV Kirn Keat Read, which Is lo be transSftld. Pl«ced. consolidated and l:v.i ed at •iies of Trust land on the ntrth and t,o u h sides r Suntei Whampu.
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      465 4 r Tooth Pgstp is exNciitialli, An article of S cmifiileucc. IJjj ijoii iiiuij truxt tor URGI liX CD CIS. Everywhere MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. S ASCRIPTION RATES. h IYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Incbjfl^ at office Postage P»tag« or close (Local cr toForeip residence. P.M.S) CouEtnn Yearly $15.00 $21.00 $33
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    QUALITIES OF THE FOUNDER. STAMFORD RAFFLES AND MASONRY.
    1741 5 Mr. H. S. Banner's Paper At Lodge Malaya. ißy Air Mail.) London. June 28. T a meeting of Lodge Malaya held at the Hotel Rembrandt last night Mr. H. S. Banner. 8.A.. F.R.G.S.. read a paper on "The Part played by Masonry
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    THE DELIVERANCE OF VIENNA.
    524 5 Celebration Of The Anniversary. yiENNA and the whole of Austria wcr* deeply impressed by the gigantic patriotic manifestation which united Austrians of a'l ages and of all classes at the celebration cf the anniversary of the deliverance of Vienna from the Turks In 1683. Beyond all
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    HIS WEIGHT IN GOLD.
    142 5 Indian Banker "Boys'* Lon? Life. B-mbay. One ot tne wealthiest bankers In tlie Pr vfnrcof Andhr». Rac Bahdur M. Ganga Raj.\ hrr. cerebrated his 60th* birthday by gtftpg hr weight in toM. silver, nnd jewel'- t-V Ihe poor. Tr 13 a crmmun belief that if one
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    TO BUY BEER.
    111 5 CtfiW'itU otin Money In Gaol. Belgrade lhree convicts In thr Zabcli Pozharevs". prison have been discovered to be making fa).-* celn». While working in the prl'o". wnrirshop they .ecured the necessary aaattrial:.. At night, while Uieir comrades slept, the? set up a plant which was hidden under
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      378 5 to 1/ieJua > T Q| [l j,!, al for u quick deodorant during hot weather, —just ibe thing for covering and projecting red, sensitive sunburn, soothing and fragrant, a perfect bain powder, w Ointment and Talcum fi ocn Muller Phipps iva l imited. L nion Buifdinc, >in»i.ip»>''*". 5 WIN A
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      409 5 brings jplp; NEW KIU. ENERGY B The climate ol the tropics weaken-* man? ■>■ plc.Tliey feet run <Io w a... tired out.Watcrbur> H Compound quickly corrects this condition. H It contains all the strengthening, nourishing H properties of cod liver oil, as well as other reB constructive agents. Pleasant to
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      289 5 MP EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Transmitter, Daventrv, England. Wavelengths: 25.28 and 31.3 metre*. (British Summer Time: add 6 hrs. 20 minute*.) 11.00 a.m.-l. p.m. Transmission on an omnidirectional aerial; 110 Cinema Organ
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    Shipping News & Notices. THE HISTORY OF THE P. AND O.
    746 6 Shipping News Notices. THE HISTORY OF THE P. AND O. Great Institution From Humble Beginning. THE following interesting account is a brief history of the P. and O. line which appeared in the jubilee number of "Fairplay" celebrating ;he 50th anniversary of the noted shipping journal. The Peninsular and Oriental
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    GOOD SEAMANSHIP.
    213 6 Captain Beaches Vessel To Prevent Capsizing. Arrangements for the refloating of the "Kung Lee," 1,800 tons freight steamer, which was beached in Taipu Harbour, off Haichow, are being completed by the Ching Kee Steam Navigation Co. of Dairen. The steamer was capsizing alongside a wh?,rf during a flood
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    ELECTRIC WELDING.
    331 6 Corporation's Provisional Rules. THE British Corporation Register of Ship ping and Aircraft have issued a new edition of "Provisional Rules for Electric Arc Welding in Ships." This publication will be welcome in view of the interest whicn is being taken in electrical welding for ship construction:-! nd repair
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    FAMOUS LINER.
    253 6 Yangtsze Has Been Sold To Shipbrtakers. It 1> now six years since the famous Elue Funnel liner "Yangtsze" was sold to owners in Manila and renamed "Macoria" for general service, which usually kept her between the Philippine Islands and J. pan. She is still very well remembered, however,
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    ITALY'S LAID-UP TONNAGE.
    72 6 A net increase of 13,492 gross tons was shown in the Italian laid-up tonnage during April. According to official figures now published, the tonnage laid-up on May 1, owing to absence of freight, totalled 472,304 gross tons, against 444,151 tons at the beginning of April. The vessels
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    POLAND'S FLEET.
    382 6 Increased Tonnage Of Goods Carried. IN 1931 the Polish merchant fleet comprised 26 ste mers of a total tonnage of 65,800 tons. During 1932 lour new vessels were added, increasing the tonnage by 6,724 tons. The Polish merchant fleet maintains two regular cargo lines and one passenger line.
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    FATSHAN'S BETURN.
    238 6 Scratch Crew Taken On In Canton. J After being t.ed up for over a week in Canton en account of the strike of its Chinese crew, the Butterfield and Swire Company's Fatshan, well-known Hongkong-Canton passenger vessel, returned to Hongkong and is now at anchor at Stonecutters. It is
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    BIRKENHEAD'S NEW DOCKS.
    466 6 Facilities For Larger Vessels. AT the invitation of the chairman (Mr. R. D. Holt) and members of the Mersey Dock.. and Harbour Board a large party of guests inspected the new Bidston Dock at Birkenhead. It is a westerly extension of the Birkenhead dock sygjem, which already
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    IN A CANOE!
    214 6 Czechoslovak's Attempt To Cross Atlantic. I Prague, June 17. The third attempt to paddle across the Atlantic in a canoe to America will be made at the end of this month by Mr. P. Kohn, a Czechoslovak sportsman. He expects to cross the ocean in his canvas
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      466 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA I 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 17.000 July 21
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      178 6 Ibjlloyd triestino I (Incorporated In Italy). I EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA CaWng at Penang, Colombo, Bombay. I avaracni, Aden, Massowah Sues Port Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Port Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. I Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. mv HILDA jJJJV 5^17 I Due
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      194 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutech j iHirnvßl Austrailsche DampfschttU Cj CreeeUschaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. M.s. FRIESLAND. via Manila July 14 t m.s. KULMERLAND. via Manila July 25 t s.s. BOCHUM. via Manila Aug. 6 t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Aug. 22 m-s.
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      565 6 STEAMER SAILINOfj NORDDEUTSCHER l?jfflfrlf LLOYD, (In £°n>orate<i ra The undernoted art the Company's tew. fixtures: OUTWARDS. "COBLENZ" for Manila. Hongkong. S'hai, N. China and Japan "SAALE" for Manila, Hongknn» Shanghai, N. China and Japan 3J j HOMEWARDS. "SAARBRUCKEN" for Genoa. Barcelona, Lisbon, Rotterdam, Hamburg and Bremen j„, "HAVEL" for Marseilles,
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    468 7 ~r Wednesday. II a.m. nn ln share quotations are issued Thf !,J co exchange and stock by Fra*er ana brokers: MM Buyers. Sellers. *ak« mbal .g Tin 29- 3o;e P Asaff 27 6 30 si mtamTsa 133 14 A3 0.95 1.00 A yer Weng lg3
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    288 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN REGAINS GROUND. The Rubber See-Saw Steadier. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 11»•» cts., up ct. Market Tone: Steadier. Tin 'Singapore) $109» j.. up $1%. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3 9 16d., up 1 16d. New York, 75
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    PETROL PRICES.
    148 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various hrands of Kerosene are as follows: SheU Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon V SheU Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon
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    THE MONEY MARKET.
    339 7 Dollar Weakening Too Rapid. Reuter Wireless. London. July U> Yesterday's weakening of the ev.dently legarded by the author .acs asw rapid. Or the opening of to-days e.o-nan therefore an appreciation was noticeable oanng to lack of selling from Amereia. TWS awaw opened at 4.80 and gradually appreciated
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    43 7 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 3 9 16d. New York: 7 5 16 <G.> cents. Singapore: 11 —11 CM** TIN. London Spot: £211 10s. .Down 85s London 3 months: £211 5s. (Down 90s Singapore $109.25. COPRA Sundricd s3 8j Mixed 5330
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    JAPANESE TRADE.
    387 7 Trade Balance Being Improved. The Japanese Consulate-General, Singapore, ha> received the following trade report from Tokyo: Japanese total exports for the half year just ended were Yen 829 million and imports Yen 1,015 million, shewing an excess of import l over exports of Yen 186 million. As compared
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    SELAMA (MALAYA) RUBBER.
    114 7 For the crop of 459.747 lb. obtained by the Selama I Malaya I Rubber Estates for the year ended March 31 the average gross price realised w:s 2.25 d. a lb (against J 43d. a lb. for the crop of 429.835 lb. for 1931-32». "All-in" costs were
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    CHOTA RUBBER.
    72 7 Report ot Chota Rubber Es:ates for 1932 ?hows less, afier writing off £528 for deprecation on building, machinery, etc.. and payin? :89 export duty cf F.MS. Gov... of £2.1.11 ■against loss £1.6321. Brought in £129. and :ransfer from reserve £2 500 leaves £508 cred'.t forward. Crop yield 529.916
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    BANGRIN TIN DREDGING.
    1151 7 Plant Efficiency Will Be Maintained. The thirteenth ordinary general meeting of the members of the Bangrin Tin Dredging Co.. Ltd.. *ras held on June 21 at Winchester House. Old Broad Street, London, E.C Sir Cyril K. Butler, K.8.E.. presided and said I am sure you will all
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    633 7 Singapore, Wednesday 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations art Issued by Fraser and Ccand Lyall and Evatt: 11 '1 Issue ~i Value. Praser Lyall 1 Shares. Co. Evntt. 5 Allenby $0.70 $0.80 $0.66 $0.63 1 Alor Gajah 0.50 0.60 0.50 OJO IA. Hitam 1.00
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      45 7 tTHE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO MP ANT, LIMITED. ME, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR CISUBANCI ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT BATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH. Manager. °Oce: 2, Plnlayson Green. EASTERN UNITED ABSUKANCI COEPORATIOIf, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. O. JOHNSON: General Manager.
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      67 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almelda Street Authorised and Subscribed £2 ,000.000 Capital £i]ooo,ooo Pald-up-Capltal £M 0 0 00 Reserve Fund and Rest HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: MM Ocutu, Oc.om«. M« "J"-; Am&ra. Baghdad. Bahrein. Baara, n. j opened and money reeTuTWed Deposit on ierms
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      54 7 w QUARTERLY 2!% Interest yearly paid to jxu quarterly Think what small amounts put regularly away now, will mean to you in time to come. In a surprisingly short time you will have an appreciable bank balance. Interest at the rate of 2i/ 2 is paid quarterly. I > Head
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      208 7 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated In Straits Settlements.) Successors to MmiMl COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, THE CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. «r A n CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. HEAD OFF^ A L BRANCH: 458, .NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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      195 8 A musements < I MATINEE 3.15. j The New Star Sensation who Thrilled Two Continents DAGOVER •In Firs! National's Exciting !r jjfl The Woman From MONTE CARLO With WARREN WILLIAM—Famous Star Of "The Match Kin- A Sensational Naval Story Of A I SIREN WHO TRIED TO BE A SAINT The
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      226 8 j Never has such Enthusiasm been Crowded Houses actually j I' applauded at LAST NIGHTS Premiere YOU MUST SEE Ccee£q j j| I MATINEE TO-DAY, The BRIGHTEST and BIGGEST BRITISH MUSICAL SHOW 7/' CECILY jffL COURTNEIDGE in Soldiers Of The King With EDWARD EVERETT HORION. HEAR THE ROUSING SONGS SEE
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      252 8 I Nights Oniy» METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER'S FAMOUS PRIZE PICTURE ALFRED LUNT and LYNN FONT ANNE IN "THE BUARDSMiIH WITH ROLAND YOUNG The Screen's Naughtiest fraedy Presented In A Magniicort Manner. A GREAT NOVEL—NOW A GREAT PICTURE. HE RISKED ALL SO THAT HUMANITY II IGHT UYI GOLMAN IN "ARROWSIITU" I I WITH HELEN
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    FENG BESIEGES DOLUNOR.
    760 9 CLASH WITH THE JAPANESE. Between Two Fires. Central Troops Ready To Attack. Shanghai, July 12. /ijW Fens Vu Hsiang. CommanderU j n _chi e f of the Charhar antibpanese Allied Armies, has announc,(i a t the allied troops are besieging Dolunor, the eastern gateway to the tovi
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    BOOKSELLER'S SHOP BURGLED.
    118 9 Big Loss In Watches And Pens. A DARING burglary is reported to have occurred on the premises of G. H. Klat and Co. at 15, Collyer Quay. When the premises were opened on Monday morning it was discovered that several show cases had been opened and the
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    AMOY LETTER SHOPS.
    261 9 Local Protest Against Their Abolition. (By Our Chinese Correspondent.} The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce has <ent another petition on behalf of the iettcr shops or hongs in the Colony to the Overseas Affairs Committee of the Nation.!:'. Government at Nanking, to request the Fufcitn Provincial Government
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    SALE OF THE C.E.R.
    218 9 Businesslike Attitude Of The Soviet. Reuter. Moscow. July 11. The Manchurian authorities, while desirous ci pc secslng the C.E.R. at any cost are .icw playing the comedy of indifference" towarc." acquiring the railway which at Iea~t is naive r.nd ririiculcus. tays the "Pravda" in an article
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    MILLION YEARS OLD.
    100 9 Rhinoceros Find On Riviera. Nice. The fossilised skeleton of a rhinceros, believed to be more than a million years old. has been discovered during excavations near Frejus. on the Riviera. The skeleton, the legs of which are missing, contains at the end of the horn a piece
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    STRANGE SALVAGE.
    106 9 Cutting A Vessel In Two. Odessa. A ctrangc method of salvage h-s been used to rescue the Russian steamer "Kharkov," whkh was wrecked on an ice shoal in the Black S©& during a fog A gang of electric welders wire sent to the Site In the icebreaker "Thcros."
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    WOODS HELD UP AGAIN.
    414 9 Damaged "Prop." MATTERN'S THREE WEEKS' ORDEAL. Reuter Wireless. Rangoon, July 10. rPHE Australian airman Woods madn another attempt yesterday to reach Rangoon but was forced back to Victoria Point With a damaged propellor.—Renter Wireless. Very few people EneW thai Wo~o>. the Australian war pilot, in his
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    SULTAN OF PERAK G.C.M.C.
    82 9 "Gazette's" Announcement In London Ta-day. Reuter. Lcndoi). July 12. The "London Gaaettc" announces 'hat the G.C.M.G har been conferred on H.H. the Sultan of Prrak—Reuttr. His Highness th- Sultan t-kes a interfs; in the affair- *f His Stat* and in encouraging padi-grcwing by th? .Halay rayat.
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    U.S. RECOVERY COUNCIL.
    101 9 Roosevelt's Stco To Combat Emergency. Reuter. We thing ton, July n. Pre aidant Rooasvcl! ha: organised .he Cabinet and all special admini-tratcrs into a recovery council" to combat economic emergency.— Reuter. The Photographic Section of the Telok Ayer Epwoith League will be holding its first outing since
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    50 9 Ball war. allowed in the sum of $1.000 witle two uirettev io O.'rnau bin Hajl Mohamid Bayed, a Malay until recently employed us bin ohlal clctk cf the Ceurral Menial Hopltal, Tanjong Rambutan. who ?tknO> charged *»vltH criminal breach of Jn respect or 5744.73 in his capacltr a public eervnat-
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    62 9 Tak bin Alang Abdul Rani, a Malay youth until recently employed as a messenger at Clifford School, Kuala Kangsar, was bound over in two sureties of $500 at the Perak Assize Court on pleading guilty to a charge of forging a Government Savings Bank notice of withdrawal purporting to have
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    35 9 untitled Ching Keng Lee ask us to state that the property they recently sold by auction, to Mr. Low Peng Soy for $8,500, was 18 Dickson Road and not 4fi Dickinson Ro»o\ flfi leported. j^B^fc
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    MARKED OUT FOR MURDER.
    124 9 Many Japanese Terrorists Arrested. Reuter. Tokyo. July 11. A RRESTS folkwcd the discovery cf circuiadiaribnted an over the country by 'h wesanto reactionary group, affiliated to thn\°i^ US Blaok 0 Societ y- instructin. niembers to assemble at the Meiji shrine n wntch 20 yourhs belonging' to
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    ILLEGAL PARTNERSHIP.
    196 9 Supreme Court Decision On Legal Points. Tlie Chief Justice. Sir Walter Huggard.' delivered judgment to-day on two motions in connection with the bankruptcy of Chop Kwone Fook Seng 6 The first motion as for an order rescinding the receiving order made against Chop Kwong Fcok Seng on the
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    16 9 Lady untitled and the Ron. Mr. W.J. wilcoxson oasoo airivcu hi Str.gapuie b> ihe Kt-lal. jesUTday.
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    CHINESE WILL CASE.
    1329 9 Question Of Costs. A "SCANDALOUS" AFFIDAVIT. rjHE matter of the will of Mr. Leow Chia Heng, the Chinese banker, was again before the Supreme Court, before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Huggard, yesterday, when a question of costs arising out of a recent application by the trustees
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ENGAGEMENT.
    59 10 The engagement is announced a"nd the marriage will take place very shor ly of Mr. T. Sivaguru Pillai of the tutorial staff of Govt. English School. Muar. with Miss Kamaladevi, elder daughter cf Mr. M. M. Thamby of Jasin. Miss Thamby, it ma7 be mentioned, is at
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    51 10 Mrs. Tan Keong Ann, Messrs. Tan Cheng Lock and Tan Cheng Juay ar.d family thank their relations and friends for their wreaths, Chinese scrolls and "senglays* and those who paid nighily visits, rendvcd services and lent cars on the occasicn of the funeral of Ihe late Mr. Tan Keong
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    MALAYAN LABOUR.
    689 10 It has been said that the toilers of Malaya have no economic organisation. In these days that is very far from the truth. Nobody knows the exact extent of the guilds and secret societies into which the alien Chinese, who form the largest section of the working classes
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    274 10 Comments By The Way. THE rumour which has gained ground in Kuala Lumpur that five senior officers of the Malayan Civil Service are being retrenched or, perhaps, to put it more happily, are accelerating the date of their retirement, is perhaps an indication that the F.M.S.
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    Unemployment Relief.
    196 10 ALL too little is being done here in the way of raising funds for unemployment relief and the efforts of the Singapore Swimming Club which is arranging a carnival for the purpose on the night of Friday, July 28. deserves every encouragement. It follows the good example set
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    Servants' Wages.
    148 10 THE wages which domestic servants are will ing to accept in order to ensure ;hat the.have at least a home and somewhere to indicates the way in which the depression in trade is hitang them. Many housewn .->:, nowadays are making their husband month:;ralary go further by themselves
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Johore Bahru.
    39 10 The Hon. Mr. A. Savage Bailey has be?n appointed to act as Judge here. Mr. Bailey paid a visit to the Johore Ccurts a few days i%o accompanied by Mr. Justice Williamson.
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    Malacca.
    74 10 Mr. S. Emmanuel, of the General Post Office. Malacca, .-ustaincd a loss of about $400 when he put his salary in cash in an inside coat pocket. Returning home in a ricksha for tiffin, he took off his ccat and hung it on a hat-rack in an inner room..
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    Ipoh.
    203 10 Monsieur J. Descraques, J.P., manager of Kampar French Tin, is leaving for France soon on retirement. M. Descraques has lived in Kinta for over 30 years. There were over 150 guests present at thp "at home" given at the Ipoh Residency by H.H. the High Commissioner and Lady Clementi.
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    Penang.
    182 10 Durmg an inquest a distraught Slam-se lady entered the Penang Police Court and sought audience of the magistrate. The lady was holding a cut-throat razor, which was removed from her grasp by Inspector Uphill The wedding took place quietly at St An drews' Church of Mr. K. D. Thomas
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    91 10 At the inquest into the deaths of a Chinase woman named Tew Ah Tin and her daughr*On Chai Ann. who died as the result of the collapse of the roof of 7. Pudu Road on June 23. Tungku Ismail at the Coroner's Court returned a verdict of accidental
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    Seremban.
    31 10 The wedding took place at the Churjn of the Visitation, Seremban, of Mr Joseph Poon Chin and Miss Louisa Yee, sister of Mr. John Yee, of the Serembar. post office
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    451 10 BY "LOOKER-ON' The World Conference would arriv at something if the peoples could si 6 the politicians for breach of promis" A A A statesman at the W.E.C if was a happy sign that the rjepretgia! had caused people to do more think ing. He wouldn't be
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    43 10 OUR SHORT STORY, on m§tM i nd 11 JOHORE NEWS, on pas c 3 CLUB DIARY, on page 3 RAFFLES AND MASONRY, on P> RADIO PROGRAMME. en Ot TIN STATISTICS, on page 16- 'I B. NORTH BORNEO CO MEETIN' 1
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    CONFERENCE TO CARRY ON TILL END OF MONTH. IMMEDIATE RESUMPTION OF WORK.
    575 11 ADJOURNMENT FOR AUGUST HOLIDAY. Debts Talk Continues. Pound-Dollar Parity Opens Way To Money Pact.. The World Economic Conference is likely to continue its deliberations until the end of the month and then break up, by agreement, for the
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    CHINESE RESOLUTION.
    416 11 Marks Of Origin On Foreign Goods. Reuter Wireless. The Chinese delegation has circulated a memorandum to the Conference sub-commission on indirect protectionism which is considering the question of marks of orig''i laying down that is is impossible to deny to .1 Stat", th? right to enable consumers to
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    PLANE HITS MOUNTAIN.
    57 11 K «»ya Hontymojn Couple Killed. Reuter Wireless. Dar-es-Salaam. July 10. Das- h»'r r U I one mc -n couple, Mr. Richard wn knowi > and his wite. Nairob Wh to D "fben from Their Vain rp ar iqJ, into the mountainside C and VUS f rmerl y
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    SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY.
    66 11 hnai rehp rches tra are reminded tirt V;UI take n la for Sunda y night's concert 11 a m in th c 0n Sund3 y morning next at Au «sJt£i rh Memori al Hall. et "rned af ,h taken for stud y must »>e I «msic m
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    PORTUGUESE TROUBLE.
    72 11 Former Revolutionary Leaders Escape. Reuter Wireless. Lisbon, July 9. Rumoured dissatisfaction with the Government owing to the dictatorial actions of the Prime Minister has recently been causing Government circles a con-iderable amount of uneasiness. The escape of two officers frcm prison, former leaders of a revolutionary movement, ha-
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    76 11 The Telok Ayer Epworth League will be holding a July Social on Frld'y at tho Social Hall r t 7.30 p-tn. sharp. A business meeting and the presuntotioo or the departmental reports for lb» »:oond quarter will precede the Social. T> u.vist the work of the Second Department ft BikU
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    WORLD CONFERENCE AND RUBBER.
    138 11 Statement In The House Of Commons. Reuter. London. July HREPLYING to suggestions in the House of Commons that the P rcscnce x 2 Dutch delegates at the Worm Economic Conference provided an tunity to discuss rubber restriction bir Philip Cunliffe-Lister, Colonial Secretary, saia that no further
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    GANDHI AND VICEROY.
    118 11 Request For Unconditional Talk Refused. Reuter. Simla. July 10. It is believed that Gandhi, in anticipation Oi the calling off of evil disobedience when the Indian Congress meets at Poom tori oitow. has sought an unconditional interview with the Viceroy. It is understood that Lord Willingdon has
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    STREET ATTACK.
    68 11 Assailants Run When Victim Turns. A rather daring street assault occurred in Rangoon Road late last night. A Eurasian was walking in the direction o'. Serangoon Read when he was suddenly attached from behind by three men. believed to be Chinese or Filipinos. When the Eurasian turned round
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    MANY MISSING.
    45 11 Collision Between Two Ships. Reuter. Dairen, July 11. One hundred and sixty-eight passengers and crew cf the "Tunan" which sank after a collision with the "Choshun Mam" yesterday off the Shantung coast aie missing. Eighty-nine were re-cued according to the latest report.— Reuter.
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    CIVIL AVIATION HEAD.
    42 11 Siamese Government Appoints Military Airman. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, July 11. Major-Grncral Phya Chalerm Akas. for many years head of the military aerodrome at Don Muang, has been appointed Controller of Civil Aviation under the Ministry of Economics.
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    50 11 Ou Sunday Dr. Chen Su Lan, chairman of the Anti-Opium Society and Treasurer of th: Home Misslooary Works, wtl) be giving a talk on "The Straits Chinese Opium" at the devoticnal meeting of the Telok Are*: Epweirb League. 118. Telok Ayer Street, at s pjn sharp. All interested are welcome.
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    ON THE TRAIL OF BLOODSTAINS.
    213 11 Singapore Assizes. ARMED ROBBERY CHARGE. A CHINESE, Lee Hing. was charged this morning at the Assizes before Mr. Justice Cobbett with committing robbery of $6.10 in silver, six tubes of chandu valued at $1.56, a chandu pipe costing $4, the property of Chew Yong Tee,
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    ANGLO-SOVIET TRADE.
    133 11 Negotiations For A Fresh Agreement. Reuter Wireless. London. July 10. Negotiations for a new Anglo-Russian trade ■greement were resumed to-day in London if the point where the> were broken off three months ago following the arrest of the British .mgineers connected with the Metro-VicLers I Company. Sir John
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    CANCER TREATMENT.
    101 11 Hospital Experiments With New Serum. Reuter Wireless. Londcn. July 10. Twenty-four cancer patients, whose c'se is hopeless under existing methods, are being Seated voluntarily and expe-imentally with l new anti-serum treatment under the direction of the author. Dr. Thorn s Lumden, at the London Hospital, according to facts
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    ATALANTA PLANE.
    31 11 Returned From Australia To-Day. The Imperial Airways Atalanta plane which -ecently flew over the proposed Empire route <0 Australia, arrived in Singapore at mid-day o-day on the return flight.
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    FATAL FALL FROM WINDOW.
    151 11 Third Tragedy At New Barracks. A FATAL accident occurred at the Police Barracks in Maxwell Road yesterday afternoon at about 2.30 o'clock. An Indian Mohamedan constable was on the third floor at the back part of the premises when he fell out of the w.ndow on
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    30 11 Messrs Tay Lian Teek and R Jumabbov returned from Fcnang by thc "Kedah* yesterday. Tbev have been sltrhir on Die Trad* Commission during toe lam?'; mcebngs la the northern Settlement.
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    NAVAL CLASH AT CANTON?
    295 11 CHINESE REBEL WARSHIPS. Pursuers Eluded. South Takes Control Of Deserters. Reuter. Hongkong, July 11. 'J'HE Nanking warships "Vat Sen" and "Hai Yung" reported to be pursuing the Tsingtao mutineers "Haichi," "Shaoho" and "Haishin" have arrived in British waters at Castle Peak Bay. H.M.S. "Wishart" is close
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    COUNTY CRICKET THRILLS.
    487 12 Paine's Hat Trick. HAMMOND IN FORM AT BRISTOL. Reuter. OURREY collapsed sansationally a r Bristol in their County championship match which commenced at Bristol on Saturday. Faced with a Gloucestershire score of 455 for nine wickets, Surrey were all out in their first innings for 44 runs,
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    ECLIPSE STAKES.
    69 12 1 I hampion Jockey On Manitoba. Reuter. London, July 11. Probable sorters and jockeys for the Eclipse St ikes, to be run at Sandown Park on Friday. are as follows: FIRDAUSSI ißeary) LOANINGDALE iChilds) GAINSLAW (Weston) DICK TURPIN Cliff Richards; HESPERUS (Elliott, BENEFICIAL (Harry Wragg) CANON LAW (£>ick)
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    V.M.C.A. TENNIS.
    53 12 The following were the results of ties playea in the men's doubles of the V.M.C.A. teihis tournament on Monday: A. B. Yap and C Tan defeated Tan Thian Sang and Teo Tian Keng 6-2. 2—6. 7—5, E. Simon and I.A. AlsagofT defeated Po Guan Cheng and Po eiuan
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    17 12 At the Geylane Stadium yesterday the Arab AMorUttuw heal m wqm !>nm th» I i f .1
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    FIRST DIVISION SOCCER.
    650 12 Easy Win For The Malays. DOING practically as they liked all the way through, the MTays beat the Indo-Ceylonc c iF. A. by 7-0 in the First Divis on of the S.A.F.A. League at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Mr. G. R. Nes'oit rcfereed and the teams
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    YOUNG MUSLIMS' PINGPONG.
    77 12 The semi-final ties in the Young Muslims P and L.U. ping-pong tournament will be played on Saturday at 7 p.m. a follows: HnSsain bin Ghani v. A. Faraj. Hussain Sirat Mahmood bin M. Said. Resuh- of ties played last week: Hussain bin Ghani beat Yussof Ishak <3
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    BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT.
    82 12 Frankel Challenge Shield Oon^petition. Last night's results in the secnod round o. the Malayan open Amateur < four-ball) billiards champions competition for oho Frankel Challenge Shield, at the New Win IS. resulted as follows: Gari Khek Kcng tS.C.R.C.» beat Poon Yon.' Koon (Fathol Karib) 300—266. Omar bin Hussein
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    JOHORE TENNIS.
    32 12 »4 I I /From Our Oam Correspondeni./ Johore Bahru, July 11. Play in the Johore Civil Service Club's annual lawn tennis tournament will begin next week on the Club's courts.
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    JOHORE SOCCER.
    180 12 Team To Meet Negri At Segamat. (From Our Oum Correspondent.j Johore Bahru. July 11. THERE are several changes again In the Johore side to meet Negri Sembilan at Segamat on Friday. Players have this tttrte heed chosen from Muar, Batu Fahat. Segamat and Johore Bahru. The match w,i!
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    STRAITS RACING.
    189 12 Amended Classification Of Horses And Ponies. List No. 8. amendment No. 1 issued yesterdav by the Straits Racing Association is as follows. HORSES Transfers.—Vederer from Class 1 to Class 2 Nassau Belle from Class 3 to Class 2. Win way;, from Class 3 to Class 2. Winways from
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    BADMINTON TOURNAMENTS.
    225 12 Ties for the doubles of the St. Gregory s B.P. tournament to be played on Sunday at 4 p.m are as follows: Syn Men Ch:k and Anthony Secw v. Lam Yin Meng and Tea Swce Cheng. Chan Keam Ci.. Qg ana Mun Ah Hee v. Wong Swee Kee
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    BADMINTON FRIENDLIES.
    105 12 On Saturday at the Johore Trade School COUft, the Singapore Trade School won by 5 games to 2. Scores (Singapore players mentioned first): Scab Enj. Hee beat A. Kadir b Abdullah 15—1. 15—7: Koh Lock Num beat Ali b Mohamed 15—3, 15—4; Lee Kirn Teck bea, Syed Musa
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    FOOTBALLER INJURED.
    38 12 One of the players in the Anglo-Chinese School team which met Raffles Institution on the latter s ground yesterday was injured during the match. He dislocated his right elbow and was removed to hospital by ambulance.
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    CLERICAL UNION HOCKEY.
    23 12 Clerical Union members interested in hockey should send In their n3mes before July 20 to the hockey captain, Clerical Union.
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    AMBASSADORIAL CHANGE.
    35 12 Reuter Wireless. July 9. Sir Henry Getty Chilton, at present British Ambas'ador at Santiago (Chile) has been appointed Ambassador to Buenos Aires in succession to ;he lute rAy Ronald Mac Way _neucei Wireless.
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    TAIPING RACES.
    143 12 Entries For Amateur Meeting. ENTRIES fo.- the two-day Amateur race meeting to be held in Taip.ng on Friday and Saturday are as follows: HORSES. CLASS 3 AND 4 COMBINED Sterling Hope. Nancyi:ar. Presidentsr, Smih'? Dean. Trefold. Zarina. Countess. Gladiator ILt Kuiim. Manoh Vchsm. Silver Elare. Puzzler. H s
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF.
    328 12 Keppel G.C. v. The Island Club. The following are the starting times and teams for the fourball fourioir.es match be.ween the Keppel Golf Club and the Island Cut arranged for Sunday over the Island Club course. I Keppel players are mentioned first': 8.30 R. Graik and Dr. J.
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    NO MORE KIDNAPPERS.
    170 12 Striet Precautions At l T .S. Schools. New Yori. I Rtccnt kidn aping cases in America have j cauused State schools here to redouble their precautions to protect the children and they now uiaim that the identification system which thcy fcave recently instituted has made ebductioni virtually
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    RUSSIAN MINING.
    110 12 Technical School Graduates Mobilised. Moscow. Stricter punishment for persons causing the holding up of coal production and failure t) fulfil the production programme for coal mine i was ordered to-day by I plenum of the High Court. Particular attention must be paid, says th s order, to shirkers
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    BAND CONCERT.
    62 12 The Band of the S.S. Police will play the following programme, weather permitting, at Telok Ayer to-day. commencing at 5.15 p.m.: March. "There's Something About a Soldier." Oay: Overture. Lustpiel.' Bela: Watz. "Amoretten Tanze." Gungl; Selection, "Princess Caprice." Fall; Romanza. "Nctte d'lnc?.nto," Cerri: Cornet Sclo. "At Dawning." Cadmaiv
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    YESTERDAY'S SOCCER FRIENDLY.
    167 12 S.C.C. Beat A.P.C. On The Padang. THE Singapore Cricket Club managed to fa a the A.P.C. by four goals to two on the S.C.C. padang last night, after the sides were one all at half-time. The football was poor. The teams were: S.C.C: J. Philip; F. C.
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    CRICKETER CHARGED.
    99 12 Brought To Singanore From Penang. C. G. Rodrigo. a well-known encketer. appeared before the Third Magistrate 'Mr. M. P.. Blacker) this morning on two cr.arges cf cheating. Both complainants in the caece a:c Europeans. Rodrigo is alleged to have cheVod M:. A. I Horsley. of the United Engineers.
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    CHINA TEAMS COMING.
    57 12 The Scuth China tNrnhua» ball anu volley teams (mixed) will be rc-vi iting Sine, pore early next week. Many of China's players in the last F?* Eastern Olympics are mcluded in 'he teams It will be remembered that the South China teams swept all before them cur;n;
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    ST. ANTHONY'S SPORTS.
    32 12 The annual sports of the St. An.hony's School will be held at the Jalan Besae Stadium, commencing at 2.45 p.m to-morrow. The B.shop ol Macao will distribute the prizes.
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    Chinese Retain Singapore Lawn Tennis Titles. LIM BONG SOO STILL CHAMPION.
    290 12 Easy Victory. ROY SMITH'S FORCED RETIREMENT. LIM Bong Sc.;. Btagki lawn ship of Mabya. retain* s ,n championship last inch;, and thu S| of the Settlement for the year. He had tittle difficult- Chua Choon Leong s CppoftftJoti m
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE DRAUGHTS.
    80 12 The following are the ties for the draught-. ImillWlWlf "third round* of the T f lck A>\: Epwor.h League: Khoo Eng Socn v. Kch Chen- Wee; K„fc Teng Swee v. Lee B;.h Chee: Gan Hoc.: Ka Wee Hong Keng: Lee Teck Hock v. Ta.i Ch-ng Guan: Tan
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    25 12 Playing on the R.I. ground bebore a untitled larnc crowa. Raffle-: n defeated th« A C B II by 3—1 in a friendly football m-uli
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    BANKRUPT ON THREE CHARGES.
    267 13 Account Books Used For Wrapping. fence for Hie defence, comFrc COTII *Tlt «l and crossogtn of the accused and of witness ior the defence. District Judge. Mr. H. A. 1% the whole of yesterday case cf June 13 and 14 case in which Siew Chong. Chop
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    FICTION AND FILMS.
    429 13 Dr. Sheldrake's Lecture To College Students. /AN the subject of "Fiction and tne Film," V/ Dr. Sheldrake, the Western Muslim leader, entertained a group of Raffles College students yesterday evening at the College. Interspersed with amusing anecdotes, his talk was most interesting and there w.s never a
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    213 13 "Soldios Of The King" At The Capitol Cicely Courtneicge cures a prea' Pf**? triumph in -he Gamsboiough pictui" of the Kins screened at Uie Capuol Cmuna last night f The tcry of the film centres round tne cf a family theatrical troupe, and the complications some of
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    "The Guardsman" At The Pavilion.
    105 13 Mftro-GoldvAn-Muyei's great comedy success. •The Guardsman.' starring Lynn Fontar.ne. Alfred Lunt, Roland Young and Zasu Pitt*, which had such a favourable Singapore miere when orig.nally screened at the Alhambra, was re-ina-oduced for a short season a: the Favilion theatre last ni^ht It Will be shown
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    "Arrowsmith" At The Roxy.
    66 13 Tiic reproduction c" Sinclair Lewis's Nooel prize whining novel. Arrcwsmith," by M.-G.-M. proved r. popular attraction at the Rcaty's charge of programme last night. Ronald Colman takes the role cf Mavl-n Arrow mith. a young medical reseaieh chenvst, who sacrifice' everything in the interests <"■ science,
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    "SIMPLE ROBBERY."
    164 13 Offender Sent To Prison For Two Years. A Chinese named Lim Ah Choo was. yesterday, sentenced by Mr. Justice Cobbett at the Assizes to two yc:rs' rigorous imprisonment for committing robbery. The offence was alleged to have taken place on the night of June 11 last at Cavenagh
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    CZECH GERMANS.
    126 13 "Hitlerism Not An Export Articlc." 4 Prague. "The simple cross is good enough for us. We do not war*, any swastika." This resolution was brought forward by Senator Hilgemeiner at a meeting of the Gern an Christian Socialist Party of Czechoslovakia. It rrceived a unanimous vote in favour.
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    WHAT A BRICK!
    47 13 Melbourne. A resident of Yambuk (Victoria) noticed a shining speck on a brick. Breaking it open h? found an ounce of gold inside. The brick has been taken from a stack being tueti for the erection cf a building for the Church of England.
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    BEER AT RANGOON CAFE.
    559 13 Cafe Proprietor Fined On Two Charges. MOHD. Abdul Azim, proprietor for some time of the Rangoon C'le, 30. Verdun Road, was produced yesterday afternoon before Mr. L. R. P. Earl, the Fourth Magistrate, on two charges of keeping open an eating house without a licence between
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    ALIBI PLEA FAILS.
    254 13 Arab Pedlar Who Cheated A Malay Couple. A local-bom Arab. Syed Ahmed bin Said. pedlar, was charged before th<? Second Magis- trate. Mr. J. F. P. Gregg, yesterday afternoon, with criminal breach of trust in respect of certain jewellery belonging to a Malay in Kallang Roko. The
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    OBITUARY.
    74 13 Wife Of Former Official In Kedah. The death occurred recently In Coimbatore. South India, of Mrs. M. S. C Swamy. wife of Mr. M. S. C. Pwamy. formerly chief computor. Kulim. Kedah. and tister-in-law of Mr. J. Louis, of the "Straits Times." Mr. Swamy was in the Keda'i Governmcni
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    ROUMANIA'S ROBIN HOOD.
    241 14 Twenty Years' Gaol For Bandit. ffS Bucharest r>OLISCIUC, cne of Roumania's most famous Jl bandits who tricked gendarmes and soldiers for more than a de ade, has at last been caught and sent to prison for twenty years. His spectacular ricapadrs began in Bessarabia soon after the
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    HITLER ASKS HOW.
    94 14 Italian Expert Called In To Build Roads. J Eerlln. Conor Piero PuriceUi. ihe well-known Itahan road-builder, who is in Berlin at the invitat on (f Herr Hitler, hid an int nvi w with the Chancellor this morning at which he gave an ac<<***** of his own wcrk
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    STAMPS ON VIEW.
    80 14 Hamburg Association's 25th Birthday. s Hamburg. 7 he Internation:l Asscciat'on of Collectors of Po-.tage Stamps, which has its headquarters in Hamburg, will hold its first national txhib ticn on June 2 to cclebrate its 25 h anniversrry. The Association, which berore the War h d the most
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    PAGAN BELIEF.
    247 14 Missionary And Weird New Guinea Ritual. Sydney. A WEIRD New Guinea ceremony—"beating the de3d"—has been described by the Rev. A. J. Thompson, a missionary who has arrived in Sydney. "It Is almost impossible," he says, "to convince the natives of New Guinea that anyone died a natural death,
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    SOLDIER'S RUSE.
    138 14 Acquitted For "Rank" Offence. Par^. Lance-Corporal Marius Lascols, who was tiied by court-martial for wearing the uniform Of a lieutenant, has been acquitted. Marius brought a lieutenant's uniform at the beginning of his month's leave. When he r ppeared in his native village of Esclanedes •Lo erei the
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    65 14 ARRIVALS. "Bulan," Brit., 441 tons, from Malacca 12-7: for Penang via ports 16-7. "Kedah," Brit., 1,033 tons, frcm E. Deli 11-7--for B. Deli 13-7. "Chenonceaux," Fren., 8.378 tons, from Hongkong 12-7; for Marseilles 12-7. "Hong Kheng," Brit., 3.975 tons, from Hongkong 12-7;
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    115 14 Singapore. July 12. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Hcng Kheng 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Bulan 16: Arabia Maru 14; Chenonceati" 11. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Steel Scientist 30: Perak 32; Greystoke Ca-tic 34; Ellenga 37: Kola (shifts) 39. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    FENCING CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    129 14 The "Electric Referee" Appears. Budapest. A novel feature of the European fencing championships, which take p.ace here from June 9 to 18, in which the leading exponents of nearly all the Euiopean countries are competing, will be the "electric referee" which »JJ be used for the epee championship.
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    GRATITUDE!
    63 14 Hingliam, Massachusetts. Seventeen yars ago Mr. Joshua Jones found a starving fox pup. He roused it to health and placed a leather collar around its neck. Six months later the fox escaped. Now Mr. Jones has killed a fox which was after his chickens. Around its neck was the
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    52 14 Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected to the General Post Ofhce. S.niapore. at 5 p.m. :o-day. F.om Europe (Lcndon mails de patched on Jun* 22), by the "Rohna." due at Penang at daylight to-morrow. From Holland by the Kota Tjandi," due 3t Singapore at 1
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    FIRE AT DOCKS.
    169 14 Passenger Liners In Danger In London. London, June 30. A disastrous fire broke out at Southampton Decks last nignt, threatening a number of big ships lying alongside the Quay-wall and dcs troying a lar;?e quantity of valuable cargo. "Ihe Rotterdam-Lloyd liner. "Indrapeora." and the Canadian Pacific liner.
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    DUTCH FARMERS MOVE.
    83 14 Wholesale Destruction Of Vegetables. Amsterdam. About 12C wagon-loads of caul flower, spinsch, onions and cabbage have been destroyed in the rich agricultural district of North Holland, because they proved unsaleable at the auctions. These 120 wagon-loads are only a small part of a total of 19,000 tons
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    27 14 Mr. and Mrs. Chedin Md. hashlm gave a dinner at their res.donee. S*****0I Pinanu Road in celebration of the marriage of (heir daughter. Rabliih. to luche Ismail.
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    MONEY MARKET
    178 14 SELLING. Singapore, July 12. London 4 months' sight 2|4 132 London 3 months' sight 24 London 60 days' sight 2,3 IIjSS London 30 days' sight 2;3 15:10 London demand 2|3 29:32 London T.T. 2 3^ Lyons and Paris demand 97:> Hamburg demand I,c 9 New York demand Batavia
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    PRODUCE.
    196 14 Singapore. July 12. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $114 R. (Siam) W. Coast 2 $108 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 $112 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 $101 Rice, Siam 'Old" per koyan No. 1 $176 Rice, Siam "Old" No. 2 $154 Rice, Siam "Old" No. 3
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    RAIL EXPERTS FOR S.A.
    81 14 To Report On Union Railways System. Johannesburg. It is expected that Mr. O. Pirow, the Minister of Railways for the Union of South Africa, will take advantage of his forthcoming visit to England to invite English railway experts to visit the Union. One or more experts
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    53 14 The C.P.O., Perak notifies that a reward of $500 will be paid to any ewe giving infontatlon leading to the arrest of Cheoro Sun Hock. f\ Strait «-born Chinese, who is wanted (or alleged criminal breach of trust In respect of iiflfioo. the property of the firm of AngloFrench and
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    321 14 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, JULY 12. High Tides —1.20 a.m., 2.34 p.m. Rotary Dinner, Adelphi Hotel ?ni Muslim Tea Party to Dr. Sheldrake.' 4<i iw^ Road, 5 p.m. Sports, Rangocn Road School. 2 45 p m Garrhon Athletic Sports, Tanglin. Exhibition Tennis
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    AMUSEMENTS
    105 14 ALHAMBRA.—"The Woman from MM— Carlo." starring L .l Dagover. CAPITOL.—CeciIy Courtneidge in Sola: B of the King.* EMPIRE.—"HoId Everything" staning Jo; C Brown. GREAT WORLD.—Side shows, Cabaret, Malay opera. Chinese wayang, silent and taking films (Sky Talkie: "The Cubai; I Song"; Star Talkie: "Monkey BBfIBM MARLBOROUGH —"The Maid of
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      96 14 GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO, 112, South Bridge Road. Singapore. ts Optician Mr. C. Y. FAN). CHARGES CHEAPER THAN ASTWHE 1 L Sisht tested glasses supplied fron J* 2. CROOKES LENSES completed wmm from $6 on. BEST, LATEST AND M** 1 RELIABLE CLOCKS WATCHES Call on us to make your OUR
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    MR. TAN KEONG ANN.
    1168 15 Faneral In Malacca. n.,r n- n Correspondent.) (From v tT Malacca. July 10. oi Mi Tan Ktong Ann who died T H E fu:u r a dc ice No> Tonj a: Jjj J[t the advanced age of 75 Watt R° ad fr(im his Malacca resiyears. I**
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    U. S. TEXTILE TRADE.
    146 15 Sweeping Reforms In The Industry. Reuter. Washington. July 11« COTTON and textile workers will have a maximum forty-hour week and minimum wage of twelve dollars weekly in Southern muand thirteen in Northern, ani chnd jaoour will be abolished as from July 17, following the signing by
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    FEWER UNEMPLOYED.
    67 15 Reuter Wireless. London. July 10. A further improvement, in the unemployment figures in Great Britain is shown by the fact that 135,000 more were employed in June than in M:y and 46L0G0 more than in June last year, states the Ministry for Labour. Improved employment extended to all
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    BEAUTY AND BEAST.
    212 15 Matador Throws His Cap To Miss England. Madrid. ItWENTY-FIVE1 tWENTY-FIVE thousand people cheered wildly to-day when the international beauty queens who have anived here to compete for the honcur of being cho en European queen of beauty drove round the new bull ring. This parade was followed
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    DEATH FOR REBELS.
    66 15 Ringleaders Of Yugo-Slav Outbreak. Reuter Wireless. Belgrade. Jnly 10. Lieu:. Rouka*ina, I former army officer, and a man named Joulife. have been sentenced to death for attempting, to stir up revolt in Yugo-Slavia and also with the Illicit tr nsport of arms from Italy to Yugo-Slavia. Eight
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    RAPPROCHEMENT.
    66 15 Austria To Entertain Hungarian. Reuter Wireless. Budapest. July 9. With the object of discussing in detail commercial relations between the two countries, Dr Gorr.boes has left for Vienna at the invitat'.m of the Austrian Chanr»llor Dr. Dolfuss The visit is considered to be destined to countemct the unfavourable impression
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    BRITISH GOLF TITLE.
    383 15 Veteran Wins Amateur Open. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. June 26. AFTER one of the most brilliant displays ever put up by a veteran golfer the Hon. Michael Scot-, a player, won the British Amateur Gclf Championship at Hoylake, Cheshire. In the final round he teat T.
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    TOOK ACID.
    102 15 Inquest On Malacca Chinese. (From Our Otcn Correspondent.) Malacca. July 10. At the inquiry on the death of a Khek named Yap Lim Kee before Mr. J. C. Derrick, the Coroner. Sub-Inspector Kasudin said that he lOund a bottle of corrosive acid in the house. Yap Yut Secng.
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    MALACCA WEDDING.
    116 15 Chinese Education Official Marries. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, July 10. At No. 26 Tranquerah Pantai No. 2 the wedding was solemnised between Mr. Toh Seng Hoe of the Education Department, son of Mrs. Toh Poon Hin and Miss Lim Swi Kirn. daughter of Mrs. Lim 800 Hee.
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    ANOTHER "DICKENS" OFFER!
    83 15 Detroit, Michigan. While he is serving 45 days in prison for teaching a band of boys to steal. Arthur Reamer will have to do some reading he might have done at school. "Ever heard of Fagin?" asked the Judge. Reamer shook his head in a daze. "Ever
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    ONE WORLD: ONE RACE.
    81 15 Cambridge, Massachusetts. The fusion of all the races of the world in the distant future seems inevitable, said Mr Goldman, of the United States Biological Survey in a paper read before the American Society of Mammalogists at Harvard University. He suggested that the blending of the
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    KILLED BY BAD NEWS.
    63 15 Madrid. A young girl who was seriously injured when a bomb placed by anarchists exploded in Tenerife (Canary Islands) has died from grief in hospital. She recovered sufficiently to be able to leave hospital. Then they told her that she would be blind all her life.
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    SUIT AGAINST LLOYD'S.
    247 16 Sequel To American Firm's Insult Losses. 'II 1 T» Chicago. rpHE receiver for Mississippi Valley Utifi»i«js M Company, one of the faltt-n Insull finance houses, has filet a suit in the Federal Court here to collect 200.000 dollars (£40.000 at pan frcm Messrs. Lloyd's underwriters. London, representing
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    MOST KISSED WAN.
    137 16 The Friend Of Opera Stars' f r| Gto j New York. The most-kissed man in New York is dead He was Ciptain Edar, who for 28 years wai the stage door attendant at Metropolitan Opera House. With his snow-white moustache, red buttonhole and broad-brimmed black hat. he
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    A PRINCESS DIES.
    127 16 Pacific fefe Which She Found Too Lonely.' Sydney. Princess Fusibala is dead. She was the pretty twenty-one-year-old sister of the Queen of Tonga, the island- i i the Southern Pacific. Princess Fusibala was educated at a Methodist Ladies Collrge at HawthTrn. Victoria, and after her schooldays she
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    WHERE WOMEN RULE.
    97 16 Rebellious Men Are Thrown Into Sea! Madrid. Women run the Basque fishing village of Bermeo where all the men go to sea early in the morning and return late. There ar<? men on the tocal council but the women are in control for they know more ahout
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    MALAYAN TIN STATISTICS.
    382 16 Domestic Production, as represented by exports from Federated Malay States, Unfederate* Malay States and Straits S:ttlem?nts, of Tin, and Tin-in-Ore. at 72 pa- cent., during th month of June, 1933. Tons. Tons. P. derated Malay States 1 092 Unfede-rated Malay States: Johore 10 K<:dah 6 Perils 25
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    HUNGARIANS & ELGAR.
    54 16 HUNGARIANS ELGAR. Concert On Composer's 75th Birthday. Budapest. A celebration concert of Sir Edward Elgar\« work will be given here on June 2, which ta the 75th Birthday of the composer. His "Enigma Variations" and his "Elgar Cocaigne Overture" will be played, and the orchestra will be conducted by an
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    PEASANTS FIRE ON POLICE.
    76 16 Three Killed In Clash Over Bullfight. I 1 Cuenca. Thne people were killed and three injur'd In a clash between the Civil Guards and peasant." in the Ullage or Zarza. The lieulcna-.t of the Civil Guard was also seriously wounded. The peasants fired on the Civil
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    WORLD'S SCULLING CHAMPION.
    299 16 Tired Of Waiting For Challengers. London. June 15. TED Phelps is finished with being a world s champion. He has rowed all his challengers off the river ir.d now there is no one who cares to quibbl. about his world's sculiing tile. Consequently he is unable to
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    TO CONQUER ARCTIC.
    105 16 icebreaker With Coal For 5,003 M?les. Moscow. A new type of icebreaker, which can steam .000 miles re-fueling, has been deigned to carry* man's conquest of the A.ctiz stage further. It has been planned by a group of Soviet engineers, in consultation with expcienced icebreaker captains, according
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    MAKING M.P.'S THINK!
    122 16 Speech "Discipline" In Czechoslovakia. Prague. Dcput ts iii the Czechoslovak parliament wi 1 net. in future, be allowed to read their speeches This is to be enforced by a new Parliamentary because it is alleged ih\t in the past Deputies have read their pserhes w.thout thinking what
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    RESCUE BY ROBOT.
    79 16 It Sends Out S.O.S. Signals Frjm Ships. Moscow A device which will automatically send im& an S.O.S. signal from a ship in distres> nas been invented by a Soviet engineer. A. Lanskov. When the mm steering presses a button. I pecial inst-.ument rends out an S.O.S. r<«QaL
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    BRITISH IN ANGOLA.
    49 16 Foremost of "Foreign" Emigrants. Lisbon. Jigures issued by the Government here show that about 772 acres have been gran.eJ to British < tilers In Amrola »PortugtKse West Africr.; from 1312-31? oat of a totnl of JT.D23 aercs.' Other "foreign" emigrants have only been i anted fifteen acres.
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    TEA IN TANGANYIKA.
    89 16 The possibility 0 f a tea Industry in Tanganyika Territory is a report by Dr. Harold H. Mann, a tea expert employed by the Government cf Tanganyika to examine thte question. Dr. Mann says that he sees no reason why In the comparatively near future Tanganyika rhould
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    BRITISH FOR WEAR.
    34 16 Rotterdam. The "Professor Buys." stated to be the oHfelt Dutch steamship, lias been iold to Belgian shipbreakers. The steamship, which sailed between Harlingen and Hull, was built at Newcastle in 1891.
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    ARAB STEED FOR ROOSEVELT.
    43 16 Cairo. It is reported from Beirut that well-known personage here, Khalil'd Bostam, has sailed for New York with a Arab race-hors\ which he intends to present as a gift to Py<_>rldenl Roosevelt The horse is valued *at fl aw
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    PRETTY WOMEN "CROOKS."
    119 17 Ill(iir Shows Why They JU<U Commit Crime. Tokyo. mcn who commit crimes, j. tht facts which emerged 1 i, n criminals by Judge •in: of the Japan Crimlnoo i >hown that practicaUy all a: the Tochigi and Tokyo the average" in looks, d that the crimes most
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    FIGHT WITH BOTTLES.
    118 17 njßgcraus Lunatic Attacks Two Warders. Cosenza (Italy >. tXa .-truggle between a warders in a second the train rocked and sixty mlies an hour Naples-Reggio expres: l dangerous lunatic. Nocera Asylum. Leaping be attacked the two warpanying him. with bottles, ttk orer the head of one ittnding
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    BOY SHOOTS SCARECROW.
    78 17 Old Railwayman Killed Instead. Magdeburg a seventy-year-old retired who was shot in the midul/jghed field at Neuhaldensleben \.t:.U:ng hamsters (German mar- ad a strange fequel here. n-war-old lad. who had been out .i i volver on th: dav of the crime, a'.. ;t a ;a have confessed
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    BOXER'S ROMANCE.
    872 17 Financial Troubles Of Primo Camera. Loudon, June 20. FOR a boxing man Primo Camera has quite a lot to occupy his attention. By tiie bitter road of breach of promise he has arrived in the Bankruptcy Court fi ing a voluntary petition in New York. A few months
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    LONDON DOCTOR'S OPINION.
    551 17 Long-Distance Runners Best At 35. London. June 22 rp.HE regent victory of Sam Ferris to 1 Snorting Life Annual Marathcn-H eighth in n.ne years-has cieaud a profound Impression la athletic circles. Although now th r.y-three yea.s of age rw appears to be running at the p** of
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    DISAPPEARANCE OF £11,300.
    67 17 Lisbon. 'Hie mysterious di;ippearance of an officii? Ittl cordalntng 143 POO E cudes (£1.300» ffSl discovered when the Li:bon mail arrived chal. The noncty had been by the Treasury to the village of Bantam "Madeira) on beaaH of the Bank of Portugal. Two postal clerks, when arrested,
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    UNDRESSED BY LIGHTNING.
    81 17 Belgrade An unusual accident occurred in a village near Manbor». Jugo-Slavia. when a peasant and his oxen were struck by lightning. The oxen were killed instantly and neighbours win arrived s:mc mmutes later foun-1 ihe peasant lying senseless alongside his dead cxen. He had been stripped ol
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    RYDER CUP.
    202 17 Physical Training For Team. London, June 27. TO what extent did physical condition enter into the result of the 1933 Ryder Cup? For the first time in the history of the Ryder Cup contest a phys.cal tra.ning instructor has supervised the training of the victorious British golf team.
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    RED INDIANS DEAF.
    235 17 Scientist's Discovery: Mystery Of Bone "Ear-Flap." Washington. The theory that all Red Indians has such keen ears that they could detect the presence of an enemy lurking far away in the bushes is deputed by a scientist of the Smithsonian Institution here. He declares that many Red
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    OLD—BUT NOT IDLE.
    128 17 Women Of 100 Who Can Read And Sew. People can eld witho it growing idle: the oldest woman in Jugoslavia is Manda Krvcjevic. who lives in the villa::? of Ivankovo and is aged 11a. She has jurt the doctor fcr the first time in her life. The
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    THE GENTLEMAN.
    79 17 Prague. A pedestrian. Herr Alois Ncvctny. was run over by a motor-car at Rumburg (Czechoslovakia*, and his head was severely cut.The motor-car was damaged as it crashed into a lamu-post. "Excuse me." said Herr Novotny to the alarmed motorist, "how much will it cost me to pay for
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    BETTING COMMISSION'S REPORT.
    974 17 Curb Betting May Be Legalised. London, June 15. UNDOUBTEDLY the outstanding feature of the report by the Betting Commission is the suggested abolition of distinction between cash ar.d credit betting. It has been this distinction which has been mainly responitle for the reprcaeh often made against cur
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    TRAGEDY WITHOUT WORDS.
    36 17 Berlin. A fifty-year old man visited his 39-year-old wife, from whom he had been separated. He shot her. Then ht turned the revolver on himself. Man and wife vers both deal and dumb
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    HER FAT IS GOING FAST.
    198 17 If ycu are curious to kn< what is happening (j h<.:- bust, waist, ar.d hir. measutements, read her letter: I was ISG lbs whm I started taking Kruschen three mo.Uhs ago and am now 162 lbs., and I bxP c to reduce my weight .'till
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO CO.
    1450 18 Stronger Position. MAJOR-GEN. SIR NEILL MALCOLM'S SPEECH. The annual meeting of shareholders of the British North Borneo (Chartered) Company was held on June 27, at River Plate House, Finsbury Circus, London, E.C. Major-General Sir Neill Malcolm, X.C.8., D.5.0.. the President, occupied the chair. The President, in
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    BRITAIN'S COAL.
    440 18 Scientific Conservation Essential. London. r[E importance of conserving by scientific means -our dwindling coal resources was urged by Mr. R. E. Gibson, the chief engineer of the Liverpool Gas Company, in his presidential address at the opening of the annual general meeting of the Institute of Gas Engineers
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    THE FAMILY BARGAIN.
    40 18 Prague. This advertisement haas been issued by a labourer at Duschnik. Bohemia. Two fine children at 22 each. Wife for disposal on advantageous terms. Write 'Necessity." Any such sale would, of course, be impossible: under Czecho-Siovak law.
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    POCKET DEATH.
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