Malaya Tribune, 15 July 1933

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY —NEWSPAPER ,N MALAYA. Vol XX.- No. ItSCS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1933 i-iVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, July 15, 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1933 FIVE CENTS.
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      137 1 A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pear) Neckiaces of every §jze and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market i prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. v IN TBE ART OF BREWING
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    GIRLS' CORNER AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER. Comments Oh The Mail.
    188 2 My dear Nieces, I am sorry I have had to stop further discussion on "Dancing" for two reasons. One If that no new ground has been covered and the second, which is more important, is that we are apt tread on
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    •*• A The Giant New York.
    443 2 A The Giant New York. iity -Rainbow Girl," K. L.> New York! Man's Incomparable featl As incredible almost as that ants should have built the Andes 1 Colossal monument to that genius which creates new things faster than simple words can be found to define them. With what words in
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    The Hat That Ran Home.
    457 2 (By 'June Chan") Daddy had been away and was coming home this morning, so the twins Dodo and Hugh, begged mummy to let them go to meet him In the lave. "But it's so very windy this morning." said their mother. "I think you"ll get
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    A Ghost Story.
    479 2 i By "Ipoh Maiden.") 1 must send my beit compliments to Auntie Jzzie for her kindness in allowing my article >n "An Old House," to be published. Heaven inly knows how my heart was at that time vhen I brought my attention to our corner md saw
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    News Of "Frisco Kate."
    241 2 (By "Dyak.') Good-morning, dear sisters. How do you do! I have not written anything to our Cornel for quite a long while. Last week I visited the General Hospital and am so glad to see that our dear sister, "Friscc Kate," is much better. She looks
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    A Picture Of Beauty.
    294 2 tßy "Miriam: Seremban.) I had gone across the fields and Came to the end of my journey. Muddy ground, tall grass, thorny plants, and gigantic trees were no hindrance to me. I had reached the bank of n stream, with a hill opposite. Just at break
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    Her Treasure.
    299 2 By "Mm"! h It's so long since I ever wrote to the Corner that I had to pluck all my courage to submit this my first venture to the -'Corner". Henceforth here goes something to fill up space only:— The other evening we went out shopping we:—that is
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    A Clever Insect.
    260 2 (By "Nightmare.") Insects make us feel uneasy and sometimes frighten us because we know so little about them. Yet almost all of them, especially in our country, are harmless. We kill them because we are too lazy to understand them. A splendid bumble-bee had come into the
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      306 2 mmm&W*- OF FILM-LAND In the luxurious dressing-rooms of Hollywood you find the simple, white tablet of Lux Toilet Soap-the beauty secret of the film stars! The camera demands a flawless skin; the mild lather of Lux Toilet Soap is praised by scores of famous film stars for the youthful smoothness
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    The "Tribune's" Exclusive China News Service. TWO GRAVE ISSUES IN THE NORTH.
    1431 3 SEED OF FUTURE TROUBLES. Irregulars And Feng Profiting From The Crisis. MARSHAL CLAIMS NATIONAL BACKING. The Peiping newspaper "SJmn Pao" has a trenchant criticism of what it calls tne "foolish policy' ot the Chinese authorities in the North.
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    NO RIGHT TO SELL RAILWAY.
    294 3 Soviet Not Amenable To Reason. Tientsin. June 23. NEGOTIATIONS for the stle of the Chinese Eastern Railway will cpen in Tokyo on June, 25. between the representatives of Soviet Russia, Japan and Manchoukuo," says the Ta Kung Pao, <Tients.n.) "Accoiding to. Chinese telegrams from Nanking,
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    ARMING FOR REVOLT?
    153 3 South-West Expanding Military Forces. Canton. June 27. Ii has now been revealed that the provincial authorities of Kwangtung. Kwangsi and Fukien are making feverish efforts to expand their armies. It is learned that, aside from building up a aicng air force within a comparatively snor; peiiod. the
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    ARIYOSHI TO STAY.
    165 3 No Truth In Report About His Recall. Shanghai. June 28. Interviewed by the press. Mr. Yano. Councilor cf the Japanese Legation, declared yesterday that there was no truth in the report earned in the Nippon Dempo Service about tne h f° mm§ recaU of Mr. Ariyosni from
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    GENERAL MA.
    60 3 Shanghai, June 28. The various public organisations in Shanghai cr4 a s d h ?r ed ,V° int tClegram t0 OenerateS. Ch-n-shan and Su Ping-wen at Ruling urginTV v \Z? c X Shanghai as ***** as g pcS: ilSdv an elaDOme r «*P«on has Sis Sv aneed t0
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    VOLUNTEERS BUSY AGAIN.
    151 3 Attack On Yingkow. MANY JAPANESE KILLED. Shanghai, July 1. JHE China Merchants' Steame*- "Tu Nan" which returned to Shanghai trom Yingkow yesterday, brought back the news that Yingkow was attacked by a detachment of Chinese Volunteers on June 26, the very day <>n which the "Tv Nan"
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    LIVING WAGE EARNED.
    125 3 Labour Trouble In Tramway Company. Shanghai. June 28. The labour trouble which broke out in th" Tramway Company of the International Setlement. following the summary dismissal of ;bout twenty conductors by the Company, is .ow under mediation by the Chinese Municipal authorities and the Party Office. The
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    "NEW NAVAL SPIRIT IN CHINA."
    266 3 Warships' Message To Nation. Hongkong. July 14 rpHE South-West Political Council at Canton DeW, isinB the Sou:h-West National ?e ;^n^ U dron 0 formed b >- the deerting cruisers from Tsingtao-tho "Hau-hi Haishum *id "Shacwo'-and other warshm's including the Pukon" and Haichow.The Commander of the
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    CLEARING OUT "REDS."
    296 3 CANTON'S GENERAL OFFENSIVE. Nanking Helping. Communists' Stronghold Threatened. Hongkong, June 30. ACCORDING to information from military circles, the Cantonese troops in Southern Kiangsi have started a general offensive against the Communist stronghold at Huichang from three directions. The Communists are now busily erecting defence works at Lotang,
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      62 3 Small itTjU 1 S always occur. Then it is /^^^BhM necessary to close the gienically but so that which is easily applied and SSSSy which does not get out of place, even when applied to a Joint, should therefore ///m ly I! v.P It is obtainable from ail dispensaries N
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      184 4 ML HASSAN. KLKCTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. IJras 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 341 L TO LET. SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductions of Rents from Ist August, 1933. $16.00 and $18.00
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      805 4 TO LET. TO LET-Comfortable Rooms. 7», Prinsep St. ~TO LET— Newly built houses at Genting Lane, off MacPherson Road. Rent $15. Apply at 35. Genting Lane. TO LET—The top flocr of a shop in Selegi.» Road, frcm Ist August. Apply Box Wt, c.o Malaya Tribune. TO LET —Seaside Bungalow, at
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      416 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. j GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS. TENDERS will be received at the Colonial BtcrstarTi Office, up to nocn of the 13th July, i;, 33. for the following work: Ccnstiucion of 20 bed ward at Female Leper Camp, Singapore. Every person applying fee a form of Tender will be required to
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      376 4 PUBLIC NPTICB& 1 ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY.) IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. I» Bankruptcy. No. 263 of 1933 He YAU HING CHUN. Exparte ALAN LORE. To. YAU RING CHUN. No. 60. Robinson Road, Singapore. TAKF NOTICE that a Bankruptcy Fcti.ion hB !Vm issued against
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      628 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. D, THE OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. settlemenTof^singapore. SuU No. 81 of 1932. Between mmm ml TONG BANKING AND HIE SZI HAI plaintiffs INSURANCE CO.. LTD And tX A SAYNA HAJI MO..AMKB ECSOJ*^ To. ENA SAYNA HAJI MOHAMED EUSOPE. 34. v .-asamy R d. Singapore, or Porto Ncvo,
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      462 4 11l Tooth Paste II s uxNeiit!;illi| mi article of |H 'tonf illeiictv I ijoii 111:11) tni.st UK 6t IARGf 1111 W%C.DCTS. Everywhere MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. b/RSCRIPTION RATES. I ITABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including InclucUnt at office Postage Postage or close (Local or toFor-lgn residence. P.M.S.) Countries Yearly $1500 121.00
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    INDIA WEEK BY WEEK. WORKING OF THE INDIAN EMIGRATION ACT.
    1091 5 LATEST ANNUAL REPORT. RETURNED ™TOMI MALAYA SETTLING IN VILLAGES. rJ in extracts from the animal working of the Indian »1 1932, for the year 1932, ist been received year, emigration for unskilled rmitted only to the countries of jloa as
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    SCINDIA S. N. CO.
    55 5 Proposed Steamer Service To Rangoon. <<1 that th" Scindia. Steam Company and the E.I.S.N. Com--1 «ne to an understanding by which ■"ill ply a passc.iger steamer ate week between Rangoon ar.d the :< the East Coast. eltka of the Scindia Steam Navinpany have visited Eajt Coast
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    CALCUTTA STREET LIGHTS.
    57 5 1 tabotrr-sartna devi-e whereby Cal- lights wil] be automatically lit and ti at a given fixed time, has been Mr S C. Roy Chowdhury. Elecpet -.o,- Lighting Department. Cor- Calcutta. Roy has designed and manufactured an :i swttch for the purpose. Experi'vin«t proved satisfactory, the new sys'l
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    JAPANESE RICE FOR INDIA.
    87 5 Protest By S. India Chamber Of Commerce. The Southern India Chamber of Conim«>rre have rent the following telegcnm to the Secretary to tiie Government of India, Department of Commerce. Simla: "The Southern India Chamber of Commerce is alarmed at the attempted import of Japanese rice into
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    HARIJAN-NATTAR SETTLEMENT.
    57 5 As a result of d'scussions between representative Natters of Devakottai villages and the President of the Karaikudi District Servant- of the Untouchables' Society on June 25, the Hattars have expressed their assent allowing the Harijans tq wear shirts and ornaments and use brass vessels. Thereupon draft resolutions were
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    EUROPEANS AND WHITE PAPER.
    462 5 Their Conditions Of Acceptance. London. June 28. THE European Association support to he White Paper, conditional upon the acceptance of some modifications to be placed befm: the Joint Select Committee was emphasised by Mr. F. E. James, the European Group Whip in the Indian Central Legi'lature.
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    POLITICAL PRISONERS.
    293 5 Decrease In Figures For May. A statement has been issu:d by the Home Department. New Delhi giving the total number of persons <convicted either under the ordinary law or the central and provincial Acts which replaced Ordinance No. 10 of 1932> unc'ergoing imprisonment in connection with the Civil
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    RECEDING OF THE SEA.
    162 5 A Sand-Baiik Formed At Tellieherry. a Calicut, June 21. _t J' tcclved tO -d»y from Tellieherry ssjs that after the monsoon burst in the West Coast tins year, the sea at Tellieherry extending between the Nilot Point" and "Bah Kallu recto to about 5 to c
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    PARTICIPATION OF INDIANS.
    398 5 In Joint Committee. ADJOURNMENT TO OCTOBER London, June 27. f AST Friday., conference between Sir Scrm;-; dCleSateS followed v, tc «11 v the P roceedi ne* *W cedure y somewll at speedier pre--Z that .ho commm of JuS h takmB ev!dencc about nUfe iv a view to
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    MR. GANDHI'S HEALTH.
    384 5 Improvement Day By Day. Pcvna. June 17. It is learnt that the doctor- opined tast the milk-diet en which Mr. Gandhi \\a tried for the past few days did not suit him. The: have preserved brown brr. d. butter and JeQles, as also fruits. This, they expect,
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    WORKERS' RIGHTS.
    87 5 It is understood that, among the new Bills which may be introuced in the next session of the Legislative Assembly, will be one giving eToct to the draft convention providing for protection against accidents to workers employed in loading and unloading ships. This convention, adopted by the International
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING— Fees And Propaganda.
    212 5 rpHERE j.s another aspect of the situation- an extremely disquieting one—which mv t mevitably be faced if Government refuses to change its mind. We have it on good authority that .he local Chinese newspapers veJcoOK the increase. The reasons for that welcome
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    A Scapegoat.
    212 5 FRANCE has developed a policy of seifsufficiency since the Great War—a policy of acute nationalism—but we say that her attitude cannot endure in the face of close cooperation between the United States of Amerh r. and Great Britain, with the latter of which r> included tbe wcrld in
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    The Rayat.
    197 5 OP most interest perhaps, m Mr. GanunsuW "conclusions" is his plan for systemaU-: ievelopment. He bases ft on the thesis thai the economic problem which faces the adninistration in Malaya is, to put it bluntly, to nake the Malay an efficient competitor of the .arious races with whom
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      198 5 b WIRELESS THE SUPREME HIGH DRY BATTERY,. AND DIRECT FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE. MR. A. J. WILTON, HI 1% DI A C Union Building, VJ IV I ImJ DIA\ 3 Ccliyer Quay. SINGAPORE. ■"'■■^■■^■■■■■■■■■i^sWs^BßWßs* LONG LIFE TO YOUR SILVER 11l Hf A 111 Just a sprinkle of Silvo Djl j L %_&_f///_\
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    Shipping News & Notices. FIRST WHITE STAR OCEAN LINER.
    964 6 Shipping News Notices. FIRST WHITE STAR OCEAN LINER. Old Plan Of "Oceanic" Launched In 1870. AMONG the valued possessions of Mr. J. Bruce Ismay. son of the founder of the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company (White Star Line) and him elf a distinguished former chairman, is a large framed plan of
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    TRAGEDY ON LINER.
    299 6 Passenger Jumps Into The Sea. Hcngkor.g, July 8. GLOOM was cast over the N.Y.K. liner "Suwa Maru" on Thursday morning when a second class passenger. Mr. G. H. Cc Carvalho of Orient Buildings, 579 Nathan Road. Kowloon threw himself into the saa and was drowned despi'e all
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    LINER'S BIG CARGO.
    167 6 First Voyage For New Owners. The Clan Urquhart has just completed her first voyage, to Australia and back, since she war. taken over by the Clan Line, Ltd. When she left Australia she was leaded to capacity with a cargo for London. Liverpool and Glasgow, consisting of
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    LATLANTIQUE.
    204 6 Favourable Weather Awaited Before Dry-Docking. As soon as the weather is favourable, the hull of the liner "L'Atlantique," which has been lying at the quayside here ever since it was towed into port after the serious fire on board, is to be t-ken to St. Nazaire. In order that
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    MOSCOW CANAL.
    454 6 To Connect City With The Volga. Moscow, June 2C. THE completion of the Moscow-Volga canal in 1£37 will provide Moscow with a direct waterway to Gorki and as far as Astrakhan on the shore of the Caspian Sea. The dream of many decades will b? realised when the
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    BRITISH ECHO SOUNDER.
    77 6 Checking Up St. Lawrence Soundings. A demonstration of the working of the British Admiralty high frequency recording echo sounder -was recently given on board the Canadian Government's hydrographic ma.or launch Boulton in the St. Lawrence at Montreal. The device is being used to check soundings in the
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    U.S. SHIPS' OFFICERS.
    115 6 At a recent meeting of shipmasters, deck officers, chief engineers assistants, and wireless operators in New York, the first steps were taken towards the formaticn of a new organisation to be known as United Licensed Officer--, which will include in its membership all U. S. Ships' officers
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    RISKS STOWAWAYS RUN.
    749 6 Rough Weather Brings Two Out. HOW they climbed from the pier up over the side of the thip, jumped down into the after hold, and lived for two days in the inky blackness of the hold, was described by William McDonald and John Crcckar, two young seaman
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      183 6 mm m- \m LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. K( up aporf TO ITALY AND CHINA Catting at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, SINGAPORE TO ITALY Am* Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suet, Port Calling at Colombo, Bombay, So.ex. Port Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. mV-
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      179 6 HAMBURG-A MFRIRA LINIE Deutach |HqR Australlsohe Dampfjcuai Oeaellschaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933 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. RUHR, via Manila Sept 7 t m.s. SAUERLAND.
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      542 6 STEAMER SAIUXQg NORDDKITSCHER cJ re OUTWARDS. "COBLENZ" for Manila. Hongkong Shai. N. China and Japan 5 "SAALE" for Manila. Hongkong 720 Shanghai. N. China and Japan j HOMEWARDS. 5 "HAVEL" for Marseilles, Havre Dm. IWl kirk, Rotterdam, Hamburg a rH Bremen J S "ISAR" for Genoa, Marseille D-in- J 17
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    519 7 Mining Shares. r Smgapc!-. £a urday, 11 a.m. The following tin share quotations are Issued h Fraset and Co., exchange and stock Buyers. Sellers. J, aum Kumbang Tin 29 30 6 I Z stral Malay 27,6 30 V ei Hitam Tiu 139 14:6 Wens 090 100 ID
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    125 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER SLIGHTLY BETTER. But Buyers Reserved: Outlook Steady. 'By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Saturday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 131» cts., up V* ct. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3 15 16d., up 1 16d. Market firm. New York, S'-'h cts., down t ct. Market
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    MONEY MARKET.
    42 7 Pressure Against Pound Relaxes. Reuter. London. July 14 THE Money Marker, was normal and featureless to-day. Dollars opened at 4.60 and appre? ciated to 4.77%. Pressure against sterling by the gold countries relaxed and sterling is now steady all round.—Reuter.
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    PETROL PRICES.
    159 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motcr Spirit and tarlous brands of Kerosene are a? follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1 19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Motor Spirit in drums per British Imperial
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    BREAD PRICES.
    64 7 No Unwarranted Increases In U.S. Reuter Wireless. Washington, July 11 The Secretary of Agriculture haj informed the mayors cf 49 cities In 25 State» that >hc Government will use its full powers if necessary to prevent "unwarranted increases in bread prices" as the result of the increase of
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    JURY INDICTS EZRA BROTHERS.
    677 7 Alleged Smuggling Of Drugs From China. Baa Francisco. June 20. THE Federal Grand Jury here to-day returned a new indictment in what is now knenvr here as the "Shanghai dope case," listing Messrs. Judah and Isaac Ezra, previously indicted, and nine olhers. all of whom are
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    BRITISH SHIPPING.
    204 7 Urgent S.O.S. To The Government. London. A resolution regarding the subsidising of ioreign shippin,' has been sent to the President of the Board of Trade by the National M ritime Board, which represents the shipowners and seamen of the entire British Mercantile Marine. It reads: "In connection with
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    POLISH RAILWAYS.
    57 7 Electrification Order To British Firms. Reuter Wireless. London. July 11. A four pestr contract amounting in value 10 £--.000.000 for the elect: ifica ion and completion cf the main Warsaw Railway junction has been ?greed in principal between the Poli h Minister for Finance and the English Electric
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    EXPORT OF PINEAPPLES.
    62 7 During the wetk ending July 8. exports from Malaya:- pets amounted to 35.=42 cases, of rhich 28.820 w:re to the United Kingrlcm. 775 caier to the Continent of Europe. 3 COO cases o Canada ar.d 2.947 cases cisewhsre. Total experts for the period. Jan. 1 to July
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    JITRA RUBBER PLANTATIONS.
    104 7 Profit of the Jitra Rubber Plantations for the year to March 31 £15 < against a loss of £749 for 1931-32». The Preference dividend for the year < which absorbs £125) is being paid out of the sum carried forward, reducing it to £4.484. Floating assets, £6.713;
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    RESTRICTION OF RUBBER.
    304 7 Anglo-Dutch Talks: Agreement Hopes. Amsterdam, June 14 The rumours emanating horn London thr" ihe iubber restrict.on discuss.ons have fail-d as the British Coloual Office is convince-;)' of the folly of restriction, are discredited here. It is learned norn a tou.ee uutt negoti.-v ions are mil eoino 0
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    RUBBER CONSUMPTION IN U.S.
    137 7 The U.S. robber questionnaire figures for May. received yesterday by Messrs. Syming on and Wilson, are up to the highest expectations U.S. consumption of crude rubber had been variously, estimated at from 40.000 ons to 45.000 tons. The actual figure is 44,581 tons, which compares with
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    645 7 Rubber Shares. Singapcr?, Saturday, 11 a.m. The following rubber share questions an issued by Fraser asd Cc.and Lya'i ana Kraft: Issue J Value. PVaser Lyall Shares. Co. Evatt. j J Allenby $0.70 $0.80 $0.65 $0.£5 1 Alor Gajah 050 0.60 0.50 COO IA. Hitam 1.00 1.20 1.00
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      387 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE OF SALE OF CROWN LAND. NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN that a lease for the term of 10 years of the undermentioned Crown Land, formerly the site of the Gaiety Cinema, situate at the junction of Albert and Eencoolen Streels, will be sold by public auction a; the
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      344 9 CLUB DIARY. (There ate numerous Clubs ana Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are tatted to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in Vie
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    772 10 The strong protest of Unofficial*, at the last Federal Council meeting, against the revised duties on tin, has had its repercussions in the British Legislature. Viscount Elibank, who is chairman of the Federation oi Chambers of Commerce of the British Empire, and who has had extensive colonial experience,
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS. Comments By The Way.
    245 10 THREE Chinese have been fined for throwing b- xes en to the roads. This is a type of offence which is all too common in Singapore's crowded Thoroughfares and if it dees not often cause accidents the boxes are often responsible for
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    Police Personnel.
    197 10 SPLENDID new barracks have been erected at various points in Singapore for the housing of our policemen and while this very admirable step of providing the men with as comfortable quarters a* possible is to be commended, it may be pertinent fo ask whetner it would not be
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    Volunteers* Camp.
    157 10 THE Fir?". Battalion of the S. S. V. F. will as usual be in camp at Changi in August week and advantage is being taken of the occasion to arrange for the entertainment of visitors. This is the only year that the Battalion, as a unit is in
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kuala Lumpur.
    170 10 Mr. John Hands, M.C.H.. has been appointed a member of the Beard of Management of the Malay Agricultural Settlement. Kampong Bahru. Kuala Lumpur. Mr. F. Bonavtntura, late Selangor Stato bandmaster, who after his retirement, went te the Philippines, has returned to Malaya. He
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    Ipoh.
    83 10 A new arrival in Ip<h is Dr. Wong Boon Pin, son of Mr. Wong Chai •Teck of Ipoh. He is a graduate of the King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore, and intends letting up in practice in Ipoh. Pleading guilty to the theft of 15 katis of tin-ore
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    Malacca.
    110 10 Dr. Ooi Keng Loke of Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore, has come to Malacca to relieve Dr. S. J. Chong of the Durian Daun Hospital, who is at present on leave. When Dr. F. X. Oliveiro of Durian Daun Hospital goes to Jasin Hospital. Dr. Ooi Keng Lcke will
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    Butterworth.
    40 10 At the Butterworth .Pclicc Court to-day. a Chinese shop-keeper was convicted for selling adulterated Dewar's white label whisky. The sentence of one day's simple imprisonment was passed as the magistrate held that the defendant had acted in good faith.
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    Klang.
    35 10 A Straits-born Chinese woman named May Hua. living at Kapar Road, Klang. was to-day fined $5 by Che Osman, for assaulting a Siamese woman named Malan, living at Kapar Road. Klang, on June 21.
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    Seremban.
    37 10 A Sikh, the owner of a number of motor buses and hire cars, prosecuted for having failed to renew his licence for the second quarter of the year on one vehicle, was fined $23 and costs.
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    Pekan.
    29 10 The Hon. Mr. J. E. Kempe, M.C.S., Acting British Resident. Pahang, accompanied by Mrs. Kempe has left Kuala Lipis for Pekan on an official visit to the Sultan.
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    Johore Bahru.
    41 10 Dr. G. H. Garlick, acting Principal Medical Officer, Johore, has returned from leave. Dr. W. J. Moir has resumed duties as Senior Health Officer, Johore, and Dr. J. V. Landor has been appointed to act as Physician and Radiologist.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    471 10 "LOOKER-ON" I see that a woman in Singapore has been fined $13,000. And she gets two years if she can't fined it. A General Feng says that he feels easy in his conscience. If he feels just as easy in other people's con sciences he'll be sure
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    48 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on page 2. CHINA NEWS, on page 3. INDIA NEWS, en page 5 CLUB DIARY, on page 9 CHURCH SERVICES, on pas* 9 UP-COUNTRY SPORT, on page IS. OUR SHORT STORY, on page I* RADIO NEWS, on page 17. BOYS' CORNER, on P«C*
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    VERY GRAVE DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PACIFIC. SITUATION CREATED BY VIOLENCE.
    1795 11 CHINA MUST PROLONG RESISTANCE TO JAPAN? Feng s Charhar Victory. ,1 Yen s Brilliant Speech At London Function. Reuter. The measures which China must adopt in face of Japanese aggression in the Far East were outlined by Mr. W. W.
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    GANDHI CHANGES HIS MIND.
    142 11 Attempt To Reach Settlement. Reuter. Poona, July 14. IT Is understood that Congress has decided to continue civil disobedience but has authorised to continue civil disobedhncs but has authorise 3 Gandhi to seek an interview with the Viceroy with a view to a settlement. Gandhi is
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    RUBBER CONTROL.
    46 11 Exploratory Conversations In London. Reuter. London, July 14. It is understood that conversations hive taken place in London on the Dutch rubber restriction scheme between Dr. Colijn and Sir Pnilip CunlifTe-Lister. The talks are exploratory in character and no decisions have been reached. —Reuter.
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    MALAYAN TIMBER INDUSTRY.
    191 11 Benefitted By Ottawa Agreements. Reuter. London. July 14. OIR Philip Cuniiffe-Lister, Coionial St eretary. in the course of a comprehensive survey conditions in the Colonies when bringing up the Colonial Office Estimates in the House of Commons to-day said that despite U c tremendous fall in prices,
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    SPIRIT OF MODERN CHINA.
    1121 11 British Influence. THE SUPPRESSION OF OPIUM. £JHINA'S foreign relations and her •future were discussed by Dr. Lim Boon Keng, 0.8. E., principal of Amoy University, at a public meeting in the Victoria Memorial Hall last night. The attendance was large and included a number of Chinese
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    CONFISCATION OF PROPERTY.
    129 11 New Laws Passed In Germany. Reuter. T Berlin, July 14. HE Cabinet has adopted new laws providing for the confiscation of property of "enemies of the State," including organisations and private persons inciting feeling agiinst Germany from abro3d and Germans living abroad who are disloyal to the
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    CRUELTY TO DUCKS.
    72 11 Chinese Who Carried Five In One Basket. Tan Hoo Kim was charged this morning before the Third Magistrate, Mr. M. H. El acker, with cruelty to animals in having carried five ducks in one small basket in New Bridge Road ai 6.15 a.m. on the 12th inst.
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    AIR ARMADA.
    39 11 Italian Machines Arrive At Montreal. Reuter. Shediac, New Brunswick July 14. The Italian flying boats took off at 8.51 ajn. Eastern Summer time.—Reuter. Montreal. July 14. The Italian air armada had all landed safely by 7.10 p.m.—Reuter.
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    END OF STORMY CAREER.
    793 11 WORLD CONFERENCE TO ADJOURN. Desultory Talks. Deadlock In The Silver Discussions. Reuter. London, July 14. a career marked by unexpected storm and stress the World Economic Conference has decided to adjourn till July 27. No indication has been given hitherto of the proposed date of re-assembly
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    FALL OF DOLUNOR CONFIRMED.
    486 12 Japanese Report. YEN STILL STRIVING FOR PEACE. Shanghai, July 14. JAPANESE confirmation has been received regarding the fall of Dolunor, the eastern gateway of Charhar Province, to Gen. Feng Yu Hsiang's allied troops. The Manchukuo forces are falling back on Hsifengkou, the strategicGreat Wall pass. Japanese
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    PRIVY COUNCIL DECISION.
    136 12 S.S. Appeal Court Verdict Reversed. AS briefly reported in these columns yesterday, information has been received by aUSe rhat the Privy Ccuncil has allowed the appeal of the Batu Pahat Bank. Ltd., against the Official Assignee, thereby reversing die decision ol Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell. Sir
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    AT THE CINEMAS
    148 12 "Discord" At The Pavilion. "Discord.'' the Paramount British screen version of E. Temple Thurs.on's successful stage play "A Roof and Pour Walls." was intriduced to Singapore audiences at the Pavilion theatre yesterday. It is excellent 'crt ertainment. with Owen Nares. Benita Hume and Harold Huth in the
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    PULLER MOLESTED BY GANGSTERS.
    342 12 x\lade To Pay Protection Money. A RATHER interesting preliminary inquiry was partly heard before the Third Magistrate 'Mr. M. H. Blacker) yesterday. The accused, a young Hokien named Choh Bah. was alleged to have stabbed a ricksha puller whilst attempting to rob him. Two other men,
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    ORDER OF OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE.
    445 12 Reversed By Chief Justice. AMOTION to vary a decision of the Official Assignee in connection with the bankruptcy of H. E. Trennery was disposed of yesterday by the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Huggard. It appears that some months before the bankrupt was adjudicated he sold some
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    ALLEGED LOTTERY.
    85 12 Hylams Charged In Police Court. The in which seven Hylams stand chsrged with assisting h\ tiie management of a Wa Hwai lottery was continued before the Second Magistrate. Mr. J. F. F. Gregg, yestertery. After further evidence for the prosecution had been led, Mr. Briggs. counsel for the
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    DUNCE, BUT WON SCHOLARSHIP.
    869 12 Dr. Lim Boon Keng. ADDRESS TO A.C.S. STUDENTS. JJOW, a dunce in the class, he was inspired to hard work, which resulted in his winning the Queen's Scholarship two years later was related by Dr. Lim Boon Keng, President of the University of Amoy, yesterday. He
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    91 13 HARBOUR BOARD. Singapore, July IS. "HIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES, feat wnarf (Entrance Gate 1). Herald E.E.E. Wharf; Roh.ia 22. a Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). 18: Pres. Hayes 11; India :re Dock (Entrance Gate 3). nti 30: Kutsang 32: Ci y of Peril
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    27 13 From China and Japcn by the "Penan; Maru." due at Singapore at 5.30 p.m. to-day. From China by the Takada." due at Singapore on Tuesday.
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    MONEY MARKET
    159 13 SELLING. Singapore. July London 4 month sight 24 London 3 months' sight 4 London 60 days' sight London 30 days' sight 2 s ..i Londcn demand London T.T. s Zl Lyons and Paris demand Hamburg oemand New York demand ak Batavia and Sourabaya demand j Samarang d?mand .J
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    AMUSEMENTS
    140 13 ALHAMBRA.—"Where Is This Lac;.: tilling Malta Eggert. CAPITOL.—CeciIy Courtneidge in "Soldi is 01 the King.' EMPIRE—"HoId Everything" starting jc; Brown. GREAT WORLD. —Side shows. Cabaret. Malay opera. Cninese wayang, silent and talk- ing films (Sky Talkie: "The Cuban Lye 1 Song": Star Talkie: Igloo."I MARLBOROUGH Viki am Charitra," Hindustani
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    266 13 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. JULY 15. High Tides.—4 a.m.. 4.25 p.m. Garri on Athletic Sports, Tanglin. Cricket: Selangor v. Perak. Ipoh; Clarke Cup, S.C.C.; S.J.I. v. RC., R.Ct; Y.M.C.A. V. M.C.U., Y.M.C.A.; M.C.U. v. R.I., M.C. Singapore Badminton Championshio, Drill Hill, 2.30
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    Hedley Verity Captures 19 Wickets For 71 Runs. EUROPEANS V. THE REST.
    999 14 Yesterday's Cricket. THE LUCK OF THE TOSS. r £llE annual three-day cricket match, between the Europeans and the Rest, for the Clarke Cup, was comme.iced at the S.C.C. yesterday, when the Europeans batted first and collapsed sensationally, losing
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER.
    936 14 Johore And N.S. Share Points. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, July 15. SEGAMAT was the scene of a Malaya Cup match for the first time in history, when Johore met Negri Sernbilan on the English School paciang yesterday and drew I—l. Although it rained during the
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    TAIPING RACES.
    348 14 Nancykar's Thrilling Run. Ipoh, July 14. NANCYKAR provided race-goers with a thrill at the first day of the Taiping Amatuer •ace meeting to-day when, left behind by a length at the start, she overtook the WhOta field in the third race to win in a great finish. There
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    CHINESE AND FOOTBALL.
    333 14 S.C.F.A. Entertain The r President. The Straits Chine "c Football Association enteitained their President, Mr Tay Lia.i ,~eck. to dinner last night at the Garden Club m honour cf his appointment as a Justice of he Peace. Over 100 people were present, and beside UM guest cf
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    HULL CUP SOCCER.
    117 14 Johore P.W.D. Beat J.CF.A. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, July 13. In the semi-final of the Hull Cup competiti.n the F.W.D. beat the Johore Chines? Football Association on the Civil Service Club padang by 2—l. Thf..e was not very much to choose be.ween th* twt teams
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    BILLIARDS TOURNEY.
    87 14 Amateur Championship Competition. LAST night's results in the open Amateur (four-ball) billiards championship at the New World, for the Challenge Shield presented by Messrs. Frankel Brothers, resulted as follows: Yacob bin Kassim (Darul Ta'alam) beat Kwck Siong Hoon (Ai Tong 0.8.5.) 300-175. Teo Chwee Hoe (Clerical Union) beat
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    ECLIPSE STAKES.
    45 14 Yesterday's Race At Sandown. Reuter. London. July 14. The Eclipse Stakes run at Sandown Park to-day resulted as follows: 1. LOANINGDALE (Childs). 2. FIRDAUSSI (Elliott). 3. FOXBRIDOE (Buckham). Won by two lengths, third three lengths away. BETTING o—2; 11—10; 10—1. Ten ran. —Reuter.
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    ETON v. HARROW.
    44 14 Famous Schools Meet At Lord's. Reuter. Londin. July 14. The annual Eton v. Harrow cricket match was begun at Lord's to-day. Scores at close of play HARROW 237 (Pawle 9«. Holmes 4 for 26 V ETON 91 for 3 wkts —Reuter.
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    MATCH POSTPONED.
    24 14 Owing to the Garrison sports, the soccer rr :dcr betw en the Malays and the Wiltshires, arranged for io-day. has been postponed.
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    ALLEGED ROBBERY.
    210 14 Tamil Accuses Compatriots At Assizes. Two Tamils. Sananathan and Supramaniam were arraigned before Mr. Justice Ccbbeti at the Assize Court this mornine on a charge of having robbed Ponniah oi hi purse containing -30.40 at St. Andrew's Road on March 27 las'., using a knife and an iron
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    STOLEN FOOD.
    115 14 Chinese Youth Sent To Reformatory. A 15-year-old Chinese youth w?s yesterday sentenced by the District Judge, Mr. 11. A. Forrer. to eight strokes of the rotan and detention in the reformatory for three years. Mr. MdEwan, who prosecuted, stated that the accused was seen carrying some food storing
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    DUTIABLE LIQUOR.
    85 14 Chinese Woman Fined For Possession. Koh Chye Moh. an elderly Chinese, was fined by the District Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrer. this morning, sums totalling »333, or 14 months in default, for having been in possession of dutiable liquor. It was stated in evidence that when a raid
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    ANTI-WAR CONFERENCE.
    49 14 World Meeting At Yokohama: President Sails. Reuter. Marseilles, July 15. Lord Marley. president of the World Committee against war, has sailed for Shanghai in the steamer 'Andre Lebon" with a large international delegation to the forthcoming world conference aginst war at Yokohama, at which he will preside.—Reuter.
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS FINAL.
    120 14 Britain One Up On Australia. Reuter. London, July 14. PERRY and Hughes (Britain) beat Turnbull and Quist (Australia) 7—5, 6—4, 3—6. 6—3. in the doubles of the European zone Davis Cup final at Wimbledon to-day. Britain leads by two matches to one. Only two thousand spectators
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    TENNIS FEDERATION.
    140 14 Meeting To Be Held In Paris. Amsterdam, July 14, The French Lawn Tennis Federation has convened a meeting to be held in Paris on July 22, of all Davis Cup nations, to consider the possibility already expresed at the Wimbledon meeting, of cancelling the whole of the new
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    COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS.
    385 14 Rain Everywhere. YORKSHIRE ONLY XI TO WIN. Reuter. JJEDLEY Verity, the Yorkshire left. hand spin bowler, created a sensation in the County championship match at Leyton, begun on Wednesday and concluded yesterday, when he took all ten Essex wickets in tht first innings and nine in the
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    PENANG'S STAR SWIMMER.
    559 15 Chinese Schoolboy. SATURDAY'S EVENTS AT T. BUNGAH. TAN WAH HAM. the schoolboy star swimmer, again upheld his record on Saturday by winning the 400 metres free style open event at the Chinese Swimming Club, in 7 mins. 2 2 5 sees., writes Chia Poteik, in the "Straits
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    GIRL BOXERS.
    195 15 Sunday's Bouts At Kuala Lumpur. boxers competed for the first time in v* Kuala Lumpur last Saturday night at the Great Eastern Park, as also a number of pchcem-n from the Depot. The feature of the nights boxing was the success gained by Fighting Jalal (Depot) over Battling
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    U.S. CONSTRUCTION PLAN.
    31 15 Reuter Wireless. Washing on, July 11. A construction programm- estimated to ccst $200. 000,000 has be n approved by the Cabinet Board in charge of Public Wo:ks.—Reuter Wireless.
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    KUALA LUMPUR BADMINTON.
    679 15 The Inter-Schools Tournament. T HE follo *ing are the results of the matches itJSS ln J he Victoria Institute Hall, Kuala sSS i Tn" SatUrday mornin in the interSchool Tournament—"B" division:— M.B.S. v. ST. JOHN'S. (s N j g i SS** Ya *> Ken K <* Keng
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    TREASON TRIAL.
    65 15 Heavy Sentences Imposed In Germany. Reuter Wireless. Berlin, July 11. A secret hijh treason trial in tha Supreme Cour„ at Lripzig result :d in sentences being Imposed ranging from la years' hard labour to 4 years. Two out of the six accused were ersailo s. The prisoners were
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    "MY FIRST AEROPLANE."
    4298 16 H. G. Welk Our Short Story. MY First Aeroplane! What vivid memories of youth th*t recalls! Far back it was, in the spring of 1912. that I acquired "Alauda Magna," th" great Lark, for so I cr.cister.ed her; and I was then a slender ycung man of
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    Malayan Market For British Radio Goods. GREATER ENTERPRISE SHOULD BE SHOWN.
    1172 17 DEMAND MUST INCREASE. SPECIAL CARE AN^ INSULATION complaint against the way British manufacturers i xception oi the G.E.C. and one or two others) are g the Malabo radio market is made by the Malayan correspondent of World Radio. He
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    EMPIRE STATION.
    178 17 Quality Of GSE's Music Transmissions. listening to talks recorded by the Vv Elattncrphonp-StiHp process writes a j Singapore resident, makes it quite (Mr that ir.c quality 02 such hroadce. sts is much b-low that of speech rtl the m crophone. I lt v ls always pces;b:e to say,
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    GOOD RECEPTION.
    222 17 How The Weather Affects Wireless. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. June 20 JS* the irel research that is being Zmlmm "7 ln the intsrest th<? list <™r ,c WardS thC Fr blem of weath hindrances to good rccept'o i. I The investigations into this question involve amongst other
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    EMPIRE SCHOOL BROADCASTS?
    235 17 Scholars To Hear Great Ceremonies. JN view of the setting-up of an Educational r«MMIMi in New South Wales under the 22? to d t r h a e f f AUStral,an Com! i a Programme of br^dcasting In tWs directloß *ha t h thy iCtorian expresses the
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      705 17 THE DAVENTRY I STATION. Details Of Programmes In Advance. The following Is the full programme (subject to alteration* which will be broadcast from the j Empire station (Daventry) on 25.3 and 31.:> i metrrs for th? Indian, and Malayan zone -cm Ji.ly 15 to 22 (for further particulars see "World
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      412 17 130 p.m. Time Signal fiom Big Ben. News Bulletin. 145 p.m. Concert by the Coventry Hippodrome G chtsira. conducted by Charles Shadwell, relajed frrm the Hippodrome Theatre. Coventry. 20 pjn. Evensong from Westminst r Abbey. 2.45 p.m. Concert by the Buxton Municipal Orehes.ra, conducted by Horace F.'llowes. relayed from the
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      141 17 TUNE IN TO NIGHT. Stations Received In Malaya. HUISEN (Holland), 16.88 metres, 8.18 to 10.15 p.m. KUALA LUMPUR (58 metres), 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. Tuesday and Fridays and from 7 to 9 p. m Sundays. BANDOENG (P.M.Y.—58.8 metres). Midday music. Prom 8.50 to 10.20 pjn. programme of jfiuropean music. Also
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    201 18 League Of Nations Bulletin. The following is the health bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau, for the week ended July 8:— Beirut: 1 smallpox case. Ba c sein: 2 plague cases and 2 deaths; 2 smallpox cases and 1 death. Bombay: 1 cholera case
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    MALAYAN CIVIL SERVICE.
    208 18 Senior Appointments Regradcd. A special fupplement to the FM.S. Government Gazetie dated July 12, makes the following announcement:— The Right Honourable the Secretary of State for the Colonies has b:en pleased to approve the changes described below in the grading of certain appointments in the Malayan Civil
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    "DRINK MORE WINE."
    147 18 Differing Views At The World Conference. Reuter Wireless. London. July li. Thy proposal for a worldwide "drink mc E wine" propaganda campaign led lo a lively di cussicri by trie World Economic Com mission sub-commission en the co-ordination of production and marketing. Sir George Rainey, on behalf
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    91 18 The Municipal health statement for the weekended July 8 gives the total number of deaths ?s 196. The death rate was 21.35 per mille compared with 21.35 in the preceding week and 16.92 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death were: Pneumonia 32 phthisis 24,
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    UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION.
    153 18 "Worlds Most Efficient Organisation." Montreal. 'TpHE world's most efficient and economical orJL ganisation is the Universal Postal Union," stated Brigadier-General F. H. Williamson, Director of Postal Services of the United Kingdom, on his arrival here. General Williamson has come to attend the preparatory commission of the Universal
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    FORTUNE FROM AMERICA.
    144 18 Legal Battle Over Dead Man's Gold Teeth. Belgrade. Hu r ar Parchitch, a peasant of Tzasina, went to America to make his fortune. He came back recently with a fortune consisting of a set of 28 gold teeth. He was very proud of them. When he died
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    "FEAT OF ENGINEERING."
    101 18 12 Spanish Communists Escape From Gaol. Madrid. Twelve convicts have made a clever escape from Valencia gaol. Fcm an empty house next doer to the gaol, friends of the convicts made an underground passage which ran right under the prison and deep holes were made at each
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    SEARCH FOR SUBMARINE.
    85 18 Soviets' Secret Apparatus Theory. Hclsingfors. Russian salvage vesrels and other craft have reWBH d r.civities in the Gulf of Finlsfnc. south of Kelsingfors, where a Soviet submarine iank in 1931 with all hands. Though curing the last two summers a large flotilla has inve.;tigu ed the locality,
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    BOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S CHAT. A Look At This Week's Post-Bag.
    79 19 ■try pleased to read Singapore of "Happy bis offer of a prize for m him most warmly and I know Urn reeling of all of you hdng the book. ot-en many entries, plenty of time and I i imtfl
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    On Subjects.
    234 19 h -Km Co. t. m Quit I should hold up my m thing to the Corner after about a month. I ask myl keen lazy Well. I cannot thin* fam quite diligent yet 3t It. T.pted to write, my head What subject is worth Own I thought of
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    N Aeroplanes.
    201 19 iBy C. Aluis.) v had a good time? I hope you rv m !U week end Tribunes. I hope Thi "-i. in reJlity is our Uncle Bob Is Apr °Planes that I am going to inort perlod has elapsed since L. r in an aeroplane, progress has ,ld
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    A Night In Fairyland.
    101 19 The IVegian*\) I A btu»K r t IJ moon was shining brilliantly i'* a ""ttd.ri n< ifu ***** Road This t V J nad roL W f 16 of al1 nationali- ,r rom far and near to see J": f: COration s there. 'ill. °?5\ WB8
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    A Chinese Fable.
    573 19 "Si Gilari It was a beauteous night, calm and free a full monon lay peeping througn the shifting patches of the blue sky, poured a flood of silvery radiance upon the floor of heaven and decked everything with gold. Here and there, in the azure sky a
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    Where Are They?
    135 19 'By "A Johore Muslim".; The days of the famous budding essayists from Johore, especially "C 2" and "The Johore Kid" seem to have vanished. I do not seem to see them writing nowadays. We badly miss them so very much. The "Johore Kid" as far as my
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    New \ School Year.
    324 19 New School Year. (By Daud KashhnJ The days ripened into weeks which in turn rolled on until finally a full month was reached. The day of the re-opening of the school appeared but was given a scant welcome by some boys (I included) but with great joy by the diligent
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    Detective- Story.
    471 19 ißy 'Raymon Hay,'' Klang.) Hello chums! Are you all glad? I am, for the "Kid" had returned to Malaya. Welcom" "Happy-Go-Lucky Kid." To-day I wish to relate to you a detective story which my friend, "Union Jack Leong.' told me iome time ago, and this was what he
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    Wild Boar Hunting.
    321 19 'By M. V. P., Johore Bahru.) Truth is stranger that fiction. Not many of us would have had an experiece in wild boar hunting, it is a sport full of thrills, and should have stamina and courage to indulge in it I am not a hunter nor
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    Drunkard King.
    219 19 (By T. K. Swee.) Hello, everybody! i think u-c you all a bed-time story better give Once there was a Kirur nnn very happily for many years w bore a son after some tone QUeen King started drinking for jov have an heir. But alas th/ !£V° much
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    A Ronggeng Party.
    178 19 (By Gunboat:*) The other day. t WPn t n which was played M far ahties 0016 4)1 to m' the ionggeng. 81 wh *'»">»8. drS|d SSr"^ srsrs ith ro °< n- ?hr th H pIatform ™'h chairs round It. two LL "a,f S 81rlS ear,n8 ***** lg
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    Kidnapped.
    608 19 (By "Treb.") A ith u h 1 m,t «f »J V. m ttM r seemed to bulee out of their sockets, i could not discern anydark used ?o hhl, 3Ve and which 1 «lwavs crent slc.if.l^/ 111 broBd dayligh of Wly DUt surel y into my head and I
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    A Foolish Man. \M
    181 19 By L. S. Peng, i Once there was a man, who lived in a village. He had never eaten any meat In his life. One day he went to market in town to buy meat for a festival. When he had paid the money, he asked
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    An Opium Smoker.
    205 19 (By ■K.halidaB."j I hope that you have enjoyed my recent article and I hope that you will also enjoy reading this article. Before I start to write the article, I want to know why you all did not follow our Uncle's advice and chose a «oid "motto"
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