Malaya Tribune, 18 July 1933

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    35 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR J*AILY_JVEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX.- No. 16S SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, July 18, 1933 Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1933.
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      190 1 Bhbh bbHbW hEELm LLmm I Heavy Smokers unseen j i Know That j If Even the Best of Tobaccos causes dryness and ENEMIES irritation of the throat—Relieve it with Lakerol sfv Pastilles. They are soothing and keep the mouth /a VT jiwQyV > fresh and allow no tobacco odour. germs
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      152 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 of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. jOUINNESS IS THE BESII j BUT I
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    TRADE UNIONS FACE DECLINE.
    156 2 Participation In Politics; Blamed. m London. JN the annual report of the General Fedcra-- tion of Trade Unions, a decrease In membership Is noted, and the steady decline of trade unionism is attributed to the diversion of its energies to politics. It is pointed out that
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    RABIES IN SIMLA.
    219 2 Valuable Dogs Destroyed: Owners Innoculated, Simla. Two champion bull-terriers and a ffcfce golden retriever are among tho victims of an unusually alarming outbreak of rabies which has been raging this reason. Other valuable dogs belonging to British crficers or Civil Service officials have been found to be
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    VILLAGE SWALLOWED UP.
    131 2 Violent Earth Movement In Serbia. Belgrade. The whole of the beautiful village of Berkovatz, near Gornjitoplatiza, has been swallowed up—or wrecked—by violent earth movements. When most of the people were working in the fields terrific rumblings were heard below the village. Houses rocked and fell in ruins.
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    ANCIENT AND MODERN.
    118 2 Draughtsman's Art In Exhibition. Berlin. A comparison of the art of the ancient draughtsman, turned out at leisure and in peace, with that produced by his modern prototype is a feature of a special exhibition, during this month at the State Art Library. Side by side with
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    VOLCANO PROPHECY.
    109 2 People Already Troubled By Prediction. Belgrade. A huge volcano that will erupt and ■mother their land with lava and ashes— this year. This is a prediction that Is causing considerable uneasiness amor* superstitious people in the Balkans. It was made by a famous seer of the 16th century
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    MUSSOLINI'S CHILDREN.
    68 2 To See Duce's Stage Play "Hundred Days." Vienna. The children of Slgnor Mussolini, it is understood at the Burg Theatre, are coming t 0 Vienna to see a performance of their father's play "Hundred Days." Although a great success in Vienna, its run has temporarily ended owing to
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    462 2 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, July 14. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati Beef, stew cr curry, kati 21 Pork, Iran, kati Pork, lean and fat (Is. quality», kati 3i Mutton, Australian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati Kens (locally reared) kati -»J Ducks, Safeon, each 30 Pigeon, domestic unfledged, pair
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    TO THE DOORSTEP.
    111 2 German Rair Service On British Model. Berlin. The day when the handling of railway freight will be conducted on one's own doorstep, so to speak, has been brought appreciably nearer by an experiment about to be put into service by the German railways. For the benefit of
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    "HEIL HITLER"—IN SYNAGOGUE
    66 2 Pads. In the gallery reserved for women worshippers in the Strasbourg Synagogue, a cry of "Heil Hitler'• suddenly interrupted the morning service. The disturber of the peace was a Strasbourg painter and decorator who had knocked down the attendant who barred his way. The congregation, were so
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    EINSTEIN INVITED TO MOSCOW.
    53 2 Helsingfors. Professor Albert Eteataho, the great mathematician, has received an official invitation to vis t Moscow, according to a report received in Heisingfors. The invitation is stated to have been extended in connection with the 100 th anniversary °In2r* or, as it I?** called, the Institute
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    MOST INTERESTING WORLD PERIOD.
    259 2 Hugh Walpole's Advice To Schoolboys. I London. rjTHE most interesting—and the most difficult I X —period in the world's hUtory, is how Mr. Hugh Walpole, the well-known author of "the Cathedral" and "Rogue Herries," described the present epoch to the boys of Rydai School. Colwyn Bay.
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    NO MORE LOAFERS.
    133 2 Slump Good For American Students. Evaaston, Illinois. The American coilege stude.it has benefitted by the depression. He is studying harder ac cording to the President of Northwestern University He believes that student life has improvel to be v marked degree during the last two years. I-oafers have
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    NEVER DRANK BEER.
    122 2 Inn-keeper \YVho Lived A Century. Cassino <Italy». Benedetto Valente, at one time a publican but who vowed that he never drank beer, wine St spirits, has died here at the age of 104. Besides being an innkeeper he became a monk, then emigrated to America and became
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    ROOSEVELT'S £15,000.
    113 2 But He Cuts His Salary Himself. Washington. A salary of 75,000 dollars (£15,000 at par) for President Roosevelt during the next fiscal year has been approved by the United States House of Representatives. Under the constitution, the full pay for the President cannot be reduced. lie intends, however,
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    AUSTRIA OF TO-DAY.
    122 2 Place To Spend Part Of Home Leave. Austria, the relic of the once powerful Holy Roman Empire, is very much in the news these days, and there is accordingly considerable interest and information in the booklet "Austria k d 2£" P ubUshed during the present year oy
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    SOVIET ANTHRACITE.
    70 2 Bid To Capture A British Market. Rouen. Strenuous efforts are being lr.ade here on behalf of Soviet coal producers to capture Dart of the extensive British anthracite trade with Prance. Posters are now being displayed on the quayside depicting a typical Russian coal-miner holding aloft a large piece
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      175 2 BMhlf. v Built this Bonnie Baby "CVER since Glaxo appeared—over twenty years ago —it has built bonnie babies and made parents proud. Glaxo has seemed to work miracles because it is fundamentally correct. BUILDS B6NNIE BABIES Agents in India: H. J. FOSTER Co., Ltd., P. O. Box 202, Bombay P.
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING. The Wilson Report.
    150 3 gl hai been left to Sir George Maxwell to 1 a practical and useful commentary \arious proposals set forth by .Sir Wuson in his report on Malayan affair?. with commendable restraint, SI? Maxwell is con.'tructivcly hjlpful. He been in favour of a
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    Gambling Laws.
    209 3 0..n tumbling law.* stand in urgent need revision. As th.? law stands, it is not to gamble In club-. But it 11 .i offence for coolies to gamble for a tew the five-foot way. Then there are not the Turf Clubs —whicn promo'-* :> takes on turf events.
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    Pan-Malaya.
    329 3 SIR George MaxweU ha« overlooked thfc reference in the Wilson Report to the need of strong central control of certain essential services, and the establishme nt of the Pan-Malavao Departments take 5 the country a long v;uy towards the promotion of co-operation betweer. the constituent parts of Malaya as
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    BRITISH PILOTS IN BELGIUM.
    320 3 15 Minutes Of Thrills At Brussels Air Meet. fET* 3russeLv BRITISH airmen are bent on showing the world the supremacy of British aircralt during a crowded 15 minutes of thrills at IM 1 international Aviation meeting in Brussels. I Air aces from five countries—Prance. Hol'ar.d. 1
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    BERLIN PAPERS SUSPENDED.
    77 3 Leipzig. The famous Leipzig Zoo, the "German Whip- I snade," has just finished making a desert where the Zoo giraffes will be able to roam under j 1 natural conditions. The desert is only part of i a plan to show the animals in home-like sor- j
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      260 3 A DOG SHOW will be held at the RACE COURSE, KUALA LUMPUR. On Sunday. Aug. 6. at 11 a.m. P..: particulars may be had from: THE SHOW SECRETARY. Post Office Box No ?72. Kuala Lumpur A Wonderful Discovery in the Medical World. TTOTIII SATiVA AIAKARADHWAJA. nil PAN AC L A
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      269 3 Chin Chin Restaurant 26 Market Street, SINGAPORE. We beg to announce to all our customers that we are now preparing Europran and Chinese Meals which can be had at moderate prices, please come and have your Breakfast. Tiffin and Dinner regularly and also Office Staff's Tiffin ian be ordered and
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      131 3 Rich Golden Leaf-the HNESJthe mild produces. The care and attention given to the production of Wills s GOLD FLAKE Cigarettes begins in SUNNY^VIRGINIA. There the leaf experts are doing their share in the preparation of the Rich Golden Virginia Leaf used for making Wilh s GOLD FLAKE Cigarettes.' A There
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      260 3 TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLVDINQ BURMA, CEYLON. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Transmitter, Doventrg, England. Wavelengths: 25 28 and 31.3 metres. (British Summer Time: add 6 hrs. 20 minutes.) GMT 110 a.m.—1.0 p.m. Transmission on an omni-directional aerial: 11.0 Cinema Organ Recital:
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    Shipping News & Notices. ATLANTIC LINES' AGENCIES.
    631 4 Shipping News Notices. ATLANTIC LINES' AGENCIES. New Rules To Restrict Number. MODIFICATIONS of the Trans-Atlantic Passenger Conference agreement providing new rules for sub-agents' activities in respect lo sile of pass-ge tickets and the handling of fur.ds have been approved by the U. S. Shipping Board. While the modifications made no
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    SURVEY OF CLYDE.
    369 4 Toward Light To Be Improved Shortly. It was reported recently by Mr. A. N. Lind-s-y, the deputy chairman, who presided over a meeting in Glasgow of the Clyde Lighthouses trustees, that a new survey of the channel had just been completed. The soundings had all been taken,
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    HAKUSAN'S MASTER.
    590 4 Japanese Skipper's Forebear. /CAPTAIN Yoshi Okuno, who will i> > known to many kkul tes dents who hay I j travelled to England on the N.Y.K. liner ".Haku j san Maru" a its popu'ar commander, is a great- grandson of Richard Trevithick, the noted Cor nish inventor, whos.'
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    DEATH AT SEA.
    88 4 'Woman Passenger Swallows Poison Dose. According to Japanese newspapers. Mrs. B3rdarson. a passenger on the American Mail liner "President Cleveland," died at sea recently from poison self-administered, when the liner was between Shanghai and Kobe. Her body was buried at sea after the ship left Kobe for
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    RATIONALISATION.
    584 4 Schemes Impracticable And Undesirable. A MEETING of the council of the Chamber of Shipping was held recently to consider the proposals put forward by a special sub-c-mmitt-e for the rationalisation of merchant tonnage and the views of mdiv.dual members thereon. The proposals were two-fold in character, bemg designed first
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    ELDER DEMPSTER LINER SOLD.
    91 4 The steel screw steamer New Brighton has been sold by the Elder Dempster Lines. Ltd.. to the Arundale Steamship Co., Ltd. (Messrs. King Warriner and Co.. managers lor about £3.500. She will replace the Arundale." which was wrecked near Ceuta in March last while on passage
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    NETHERLANDS COURT OF NAVIGATION.
    383 4 Judgments Given In Five Inquiries. THE Netherlands Court, of Navigation at Amsterdam have delivered judgment in the inquiry concerning the outbreak of fire in the passenger accommodation of the Amsterdam rteamer "Alaasuoom" at Bristol, and have found Ihftt the Ore v.as earned by carel.ss handling ci
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    NEW PONTOON DOCK.
    256 4 Princess Performs Launching Ceremony. A new pontoon dock of ***** tons lifting Dower was reccmly launched from the X t terdam Drydock Company's New Waterway zhipyard at Schiedam for the company's own use at their Rotterdam yard, the christening ?eremony having been performed by HM. Princess Juliana
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      464 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COLONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD PROM LONDON For China and Japan. Due Tannage. Singapore. 1933. RANCHI 17.000 July 21 BHUTAN 6,000
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      176 4 r i IW LLOYD TRIESTINO j (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penan*;, Colombo. Bombay Calling at Colombo. Bombay, Suet. Port nSiL feEt Suw Port Said, |iri Venice and Trieste, Brindi Venice and Trieste, Due Leave Due m.v. "TERGESTEA- Aug. 15 Aug.
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      212 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutich |H n R Austral tsche DampfschUtt IfJ C OeseUschaft (Companies incorporated In Germany). OUTWARDS HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila July 25 t s.s. BOCHUM. via Manila Aug. 6 t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Aug. 22 mjs. RUHR, via Manila
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      542 4 STEAMER SAILING*. norddeutscher LLOYD, m The undernoted an the Companv s i h^MmA fixtures:— OUTWARDS. "COBLENZ- for Manila. Hongkong S'hai. N. China and Japan J "SAALE" for Manila. Hongkon? Shanghai. N. China and Japan A HOMEWARDS. mtmm i "HAVEL" for Marseilles. Havre, Dunkirk, Rotterdam, Hamburg and Bremen S "ISAR" for
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    529 5 Mining Shares. t Singapore. Tuesday, 11 a.m. The fallowing *in share quotations are issued tjv prs.srr and Co, exchange and stock Ibrokeis: Vi Buyers. Sellers. £l Asam Kumbang Tin 29- ?0 6 fl Austral Malay 27 6 30,- Hitam Tin 1319 14 6 S l Aver Weng
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    252 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER AND TIN IMPROVE. Now York Speculators Busy. 'By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Tuesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 14% cts., up ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), $108, up $Vi. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 4 7 16d., up 9 16d. Market Tons: Strong
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    PETROL FROM COAL.
    109 5 British Government Offers Preference. Reuter. London, July 18. The Government's offer of a guaranteed preference of 4d. per gallon for ten years for petrol manufactured from coal, shale or peat will contribute greatly to put the coal industry on its feet. The announcement followed discussions be> ween
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    KAWIA (JAVA) RUBBER.
    79 5 Loss of the Kawia (Java) Rubber Estates for the year to March 31, £2.732 (against £920 for 1931-1932), which reduces the sum carried forward to £9,518. No provision has been made for depreciation of buildings and machinery during the year. Cash stands in the balancesheet at £10,191.
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    RESTRICTION MOVES.
    991 5 No Insuperable Difficulties. As these lines are being written, reports from Amsterdam point to some progress having been made in the discussions between the British and Dutch delegates towards evolving a practicable scheme of compulsory restriction, says "The Rubber Age," asking Ts Rubber Restriction Coming?" Unfortunately, the reticence
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    151 5 Active U.S. Demand For Industrials. Reuter Wireless. London, July 17. The undertone in the market is very quiet I and shows a slight inclination to sell sterling. I pilars opened at 4.78. weakened to 4.79 and later recovered to 4.77%. French francs improved from 85.31 to 85 21
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    TARIFFS AND WAR DEBTS.
    2011 5 Effect On Rubber. ANNUAL MEETING OF HENRIETTA CO. The twenty-first ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Henrietta Rubber Com prny, vas held in London, on June Mr. W. H. Shelf ord (the chairman) presided at d said: This is our twenty-first report, and I
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    645 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Tuesday, 11 a m The following rubber share quotations art issued by Fraser and Co.and LyaU anu Brmtt: Issue awtij Value. Tracer LyaU II j Shares. St Co. Evatt 1 Allenby $0.75 $0 85 $0.65 $0.80 1 Alor Gajah 0.60 0.70 0.50 0.60 IA.
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      53 5 THE pHc% south BRITISH INSUBANCE COMPANY, LOOTED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR DtSUBANCB ACCEPTED AT LOWEST OUBBSHT BATES. L. O. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: s, Ptaiayson Green. EASTERN UNITED A4STJBANCS COEPOSAITOH, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. 1«. O. JOHNSON: General Manager ■lAD OFFICE s No 4.
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      90 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street Authorised and Subscribed Capital «2.000.000 Paid-up-Capital £1,000.000 Reserve Fund and Rest 600,000 jEjEJEj OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo. Karachi. Madras. Amaca, Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra. Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposit
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      11 5 N9 9 COLLY6R QUAY SINCAPORg Head Office: 55, WaU*Street. New York.
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      208 5 Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HON£ BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD, CAPITAL f Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING CHUULA STREET. SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 438. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee
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      244 6 i Positively LAST N!GHT of this gay, Sparkling Viennese Comedy I 1 j —B IA A— j J >EE THE SCREEN'S NEWEST STAR SENSATION J j MART A EGGERT j j in FRANZ I.EHAR S gayot V iennese Romance set to music by the famous J fcmpcstr ct "MERRY WIDOW."
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    POSED AS A DETECTIVE.
    553 7 "HANDCUFF KING" AGAIN. In Prison Garb. Further Charge Of Robbery. DAMACHANDKA, the Ceylonese ex-Police officer, who has come to be known as the "Handcuff Kinjr" buse of remarkable escapades with pair of stolen handcuffs, was before the Police Courts again yesterday. On this occasion, however, Kamahandra
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    VARIETY CONCERT.
    159 7 Effort On Behalf Of Tamil Church Workers. a variety entertainment is to be giv<m on inursclay. Aug. 3. in the St. Andrew* School »0. commencing at 8 p.m.. in aid of the rami! Church Workers. TJf B and Mrs. Roberts have very Kindly consented to extend their patronage
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    AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL.
    64 7 s h i f r f n Agrlcu Journal for July articles °n "The RubbeV EtlotatS inJZS of lea from f S« \L of £byJ- Mikum and "The H S Palm Under Cultlvatlon 'rac n ts ,n j e oU^on reviews, aband Departmental Notes and Statistics «P a
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    HONEYMOON PAIR'S CRASH.
    82 7 Bride Killed: Husband Shoots Himself. Reuter Wireless. Oar Es Salaam, July 14. A n PC GNANT story was told at the inquest while on therhSeymoon 811 h J iCe P rodu ced Capt. Ussher's lot book rr. .orth %,T was Kl "ed- She was an angel accident
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    "FREE PRESS" OFFICES.
    32 7 The office of the Singapore Free Press, Ltd., ras transferred as from yesterday from 138! Robinson Road, to 78, Cecil Street, Singapore. The telephone number, C 056, is unchanged.
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    CHILDREN'S MUSIC.
    281 7 Monday's Memorial Hall Concert. THERE seems to be always some new and attractive talent available for use by the Committee of the Children's Concerts. At the concert that will be held in the Memorial Han on Monday, Jitly 24, about sixty of the girls of Fairfield School are
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    DEFENCE STATEMENTS.
    370 7 Alleged Management Of Illegal Lottery. The further hearing of the case in which seven Chinese are charged with assisting in the management of a lottery was taken up this morning before the Second Magistrate. Mr. J. P. p. Gregg. The magistrate reserved his decision about discharging first and
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    TEN STROKES OF ROTAN.
    125 7 I And A Three-Year Spell In Reformatory. I in? on a charge of stealmg $340 from a Dutchman named H. G. Ah*™ hcuse 111 Waterloo Street, Lim J year old Chinese youth, was J" f en nce this morning before the Second Magistrate, Mr. J. f.
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    KILLED HIS BROTHER: FINED £5.
    28 7 Prnrfo«-i San Sebastian. beS fonnn a slxt «en-year-old boy, has b b r"!her° U his siderert th„* Vu £5 was constances. Wre circum-
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    ENGLISH CHURCH MUSIC.
    406 7 Singapore And Crystal Palace Festival. JN the Crystal Palace, London, on July 21 °< thXS" L?" from «ii Colonies In? and oftl of the ladies cornprlin^T 101 5 and about 4.000. 10 tne "umb-r of festival S a gr<at Sydney NicholL f7 the leaders WP of Dr.
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    NO ELECTRIC BELLS.
    151 7 The King Opens Freemason's Hospital. Reuter Wireless. London. July 12. The New Freemason's Hospital, described as °*ing the most modernly equipped institution of its kind, was opened to-day by His Majesty the King, who was accompanied by the Queen. The Hospital cost £335,000 and is situated near
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    RELATIVES ARRESTED.
    90 7 Nazi Thrust Against "Enemies Abroad/ Reuter Wireless. London. July 14. A new method of -defending Nazi Germany from the attacks of it. enemies abroad" has been inaugurated by the arrest of live relatives of Herr Scheidemann. a former Social-ist-Democratic Chancellor, by secret police. Herr Scheidemann, who ereaped abroad
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    NELSON'S LOG BOOK.
    75 7 Handed Over To The British Museum. Reuter Wireless. London, July 12. Lord Nelson's personal log book, with the last entry written by him before the Battle of Trafalgar, has become the property of the Nation and will be preserved in the British Museum. The log book, which
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    SIMPLY FADED AWAY.
    548 7 Irish Pretest The Tariff War With Britain. Reuter Wireless. London, July 14 enS le h? UreaU f the World Economic ConferC worker?*? C °T ltteeS 10 war work at the latest by July 25. be thC Plenar y essi will oe neld cn July 27 and the
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    ROOSEVELT DIVORCE.
    60 7 Petition Of Second Son Of President. Reuter. TT'-nc (Ncvndn) JuJv 14 Mr. Elliott Roosevelt, the .'econd son of the President, has filed a divorce suit here against his wife, formerly Miss Elizabeth daughter of a Pittsburg "iteel manufacturer, on the grounds of "extreme cruelty." The marriage was solemnised
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      68 7 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night Max. Bright Mln. Tentp Bau tfall- Soflshfne. Temp. Stations. Deg. F. lnC hes. Hours; Deg.P. Alor star 8 9 Nil 09 75 Srtlawan 9l m 73 LJt 08ganU 89 01e M Bukit Jtram 88 0. 38 8 .1 70 Malacca 83
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    TRADE WAR.
    623 8 The statement that Japan has ousted Holland from the position of the largest individual supplier to the Dutch East Indies will give many people in Malaya cause to think. We have no reason to doubt the veracity of the statement, which was made by Major Cripps in presiding
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    217 8 Comments By The Way. versatile editor of the Malayan Keru.ci Gn.Tctvt" need have no reason to be ashan.-a Ot the July iss;ie of his venture. The mak,dii in advance cf previous issues as techni*.a. production, ioi it has a gcod cover design now, as well as
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    Damage By Lightning.
    216 8 LIGHTNING is responsible for a form of bud-rot which attacks coconut palm trees in this country. This fact has been established by research workers and the subject is interestingly dealt with in a paper by Mr. A. Sharpies, formery Government Mycologist, Department of Agriculture. S.S. and F.M.S..
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    Weekly Wages.
    205 8 THE agitation by the Clerical Union to interest Government in bringing about a c ystem of the payment of wages weekly has died down pending a possible move by the Government on the matter. The opposition met with in some quarters and even in the rank- of the
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Ipoh.
    123 8 The Hon. Mr. G. E. Cat or. British Resident. Selangcr, has been appointed to act as British Resident, Perak. For assaulting a detective at Pasir Puteh a Malay named Ahmad bin Osman was fined $5 in the First Magistrate's Court. A gaming raid led
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    Seremban.
    36 8 A Hokkien Chinese, a tapper on a Labu Estate, charged with a serious offence against a small Chinese girl was convicted and sentenced to pay a fine of 5200 or serve 3 months' rigorous imprisonment.
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    49 8 In the absence of the defendant and bfta Counsel, ex-parte judgment for $351 and cos s was given by Tunku Ismail at the Police Court, in the suit instituted by Vow Tow Hang, agalns Mr. K. A. Vaner of the Great Eastern Park claiming $451 and costs.
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    Malacca.
    47 8 It is rumoured that tne Hon. Mr. N. K. Bain, the Resident CounciUor, will retire at the end of next month. Mr. W. Munro, of Messrs. Allen and Gledhill. ha* left for Praser's Hill on a week.- vacation. before- resuming duties at Uic Head Office. Singapore.
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    Taiping.
    49 8 Remarking that accused had been systematically pawning the clothes entrusted to his care for washing since December 1932. Che Mustapha Albakri convicted and passed sentence of 12 months' rigorous imprisonment on each of the three charges of criminal breach cf trust preferred against Lam Ah Hup. a dhoby.
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    Klang.
    43 8 Mr. D. Roper, headmaster of the Hig'r School, Klang, will be sailing for home on leave very shortly. The General Lady Superior of French Convents in Malaya, with the Mother Superior of Kuala Lumpur Convent, paid a visit to the Klang Convent.
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    Penang.
    134 8 Mr Chce Wor Lok, J.P.. of Penang, who was awarded the Certificate of Honour on His Majesty's birthday, was presented with the Certificate by His Excellency the Governor 'Sir Cecil Clementi) at the Residency before a distinguished gathering. David, a 22-year-old deaf mute, charged in the police court with
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    TOPICS OF TO DAY!
    444 8 BY "LOOKER-ON" Pineapple growers should cheer un Suppose it was rubber on their land' Scientists say there is a oebaL stealing away from the earth at 11,000 miles a second. It hai nr(l bably heard of the W.E.C. It looks as if silver is being executed
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    NAVAL DESERTERS REFUSE TO RETURN TO NANKING. THREE SHIPS ADDED TO THE CANTON FORCES.
    670 9 GEN. FENG APPE4LS FOR MEDICAL SUPPLIES. The Capture Of Dolunor. Japanese Protest: Breaking Of Peace Agreement. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Feng has Nanking to support him in the movement to recapture Jehol and Manchuria. He has
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    DR. SUN'S WIDOW.
    564 9 To Call World Anti-War Conference. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai. July 18. Ex-Admiral Shen Hung Lieh secretly left Tsingtao yesterday morning, probably for Wei-hai-Wei. He has wired Mar hal Chian? Kai Shek and Mr. Wang Ching Wei resigning from his post M Mayor of Tsingtao. [It will
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    DESERTING SHIPS.
    285 9 Refusal To Return To Nanking. Reuter. Hongkong, July 17. Mr. Yang Tak Chiao. Chiang Kai Shek's representative, has arrived at Canton to urge the South-West Executive Committee not to incorporate the thre? deserting warships from Tsingtao into the Canton Navy, but to sen! them to Nanking.—-Min Kuo Jih
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    GANDHI NOT TO SEE VICEROY.
    253 9 Negotiation On Civil Disobedience. Reuter Wireless. Poona. July 17. THE Viceroy has replied to Gandhi s request for an interview by poin'ing out that there is still no question of the Government bargaining with Congress unless civil disobedience Is wi hdrawn on Congress's own initiative.
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    PU YI AS KING.
    113 9 New Constitution For Manchukuo. Reuter. Changchun. July 18. The enthronement cf l*u Vi (exfcmper; r of China), as King of the Manchukuo is considered tc be very probable following report that the "Majority Commission" has b:;n apptinted to draft a constitution for Ihe new Slate in
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    ROOSEVELT ON WORK.
    64 9 Striking Broadcast On American Selfishness Reuter. New York. July 18 President Roosevelt in a striking htsl nigh, declared too many Americans wore scck'nr; to gain money with the least poisinli: wor»c. He urged all "to cast away self-destroyin and national-destroying efforts to get something fcr nothing and
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    DR. LIM BOON KENG.
    71 9 To Address Rotary Club Of Singapjre. Dr. Lim Boon Keng, who has given a number of interesting lectures recently in Singapore, will address the Rotary Club of Singapore at their weekly tiffin to-morrow. The speaker's .'ubject will be "The Evolution of Happiness." Dr. Lim Boon Keng
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    LIQUIDATION OF CONFERENCE.
    152 9 Monetary Deadlock. JAPANESE AND MARKS OF ORIGIN. Reuter. London, July 17. fHE liquidation of the Conference began this morning when the sub-committees met to consider whether it was possible to draft recommendations or recommend postponement owing to the stabilisation deadlock. The Japanese circulated a protest against the
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    MELLON SUED.
    88 9 Allegation Against Late U.S. Treasurer. Reuter. A New York. July 17. SLIT for 220 million dollars against Andrew Mellcn and other former Treasury officials nas been dismissed by the District of Columbia Supreme Court. The suit was brought by David Olson, former investigator of the Senate Stock Market
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    171 9 Tamil Gets Three Months For Causing Hurt. The trial was concluded yesterday at the Assizes before a common jury and Mr. Justice Cobbett of Sananathan and Supramaniam, the tao Tamils charged with the armed robbe.y t; i compatriot named Fonniah of a purse containing 130.40 on the evening
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    LENOX SIMPSON.
    93 9 Case Raised Again In House Of Commons. Reuter. London, July 17. The case of Lenox Simpson was again raised in the House of Commons to-day, by Mr. Thomas Williams (Labour. Don Vahey) in replying to whom Capt. Eden referred to his reply of July 17. He S3 id
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    A PARIS REPORT.
    69 9 French Occupy Chinese Islands. "Sin Chew Jih Poh." Shanghai, July 15 A Kou Mil: report from Paris >taiw that nine islands situated at latitude 10 decrees north and longitude 115 degrers <iast cff French Indo-China, which have long oetn occupied by Chinese fishermen have been suddenly visited
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    A FOUR-SQUARE DIVORCE?
    52 9 Suit By Husband Of "Sister Aimee." Reuter. Los Angeles, July 17. "Mental cruelty" is advanced by Hutton, who married Aimee McPherson, the evangelist, in a suit for divorce he has brought. He alleges that Aimee made married life ridiculous by perpetrating a hoax regarding the birth of
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    MAN RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.
    100 9 Nazi Who Betrayed His Party. Reuter. Berlin, July 18. HTHE two ex-officers who murdered Hr. Rat- henau, Fcreign Minister, in 1922, and .hen committed suicide to avoid capiure, have had a tablet erected to their memory on the spot where they died. The body of a
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    THE "TAONAN" DISASTER.
    84 9 Owners* Compensation To Sufferers. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Shanghai, July 17. Eleven passengers, the captain and 36 members of the crew of the ill-fated "Taoivn" which sunk off the Shantung coast last week after colliding with the "Changchun Maru," a Japanese boU, have arrived at Shanghai. The
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    BODIES BADLY MANGLED.
    190 9 ATLANTIC FLIERS CRASH. Stowaway Killed? Third Body Under Plane's Wreckage Reuter. Berlin, July 17. £JAPT. Darius and Girenas his mechanic, the Lithuanian airmen who left New York by plane on July 15 for Kovno, Lithuania, have been killed near Soldin, Pomerania, by their machine crashing. A third
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    Keppel Road Fatality; Charge Altered. ACCUSED OBJECTS TO WORDING OF IT.
    2130 10 CHINESE HAWKER S DEATH. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CRIMINAL AND CIVIL NEGLIGENCE. Inspector Wood was before the Assizes Bench yesterday on the charge of causing death by a rash act. His objection to the wording of the charge was upheld and
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    THREAT TO CUT OFF EARS.
    185 10 Factor's Ordeal RANSOM PAID FOR RELEASE. Reuter Wireless. Chicago, July 12. OHAVEX but looking tired, Jacob Factor entered a police station to-day, having been released by his captors. He would not say whether a ransom had been paid but it is believed that a sum
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    MR. AW BOON HAW.
    174 10 BIK Official Welcome At Amoy. Hongkong. July 17. A message from Amoy states that Mr. Aw Loon Haw. the well-known Singapore philan'hroplst, arrived at Amoy yesterd y morning from Ssatow. accompined by his secretary Mr. Aw Kwei Kan. A he -rty welcome was accorded him on
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    EUROPEAN LADY CHARGED.
    484 10 Alleged Theft Of Two Cushions. KE took me by the arms and spat at BM and dragged me." This was the allegation which a European lady Mrs. Campbell by name made befori the Second Magistrate (Mr. J. F.F.Gregg) yesterday when questioning the complainant who accused her cf
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    AT THE CINEMAS
    170 10 'Her Majesty Love" At The Capitol. Pleasantly light entertainment is provided in Her Majesty Love." screened last night at the apitol Theatre. The story centres round the romance of a .ealthy young Berliner and an attractive cabaret barmaid, the family politic* that separite them, and their reunion
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    "ARREST" OF KOREAN.
    100 10 Japanese Explanation To Nanking Govt. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Nanking. July IS. A press report states that a Korean. Wen Po Luen. was arbitrarily arrested by the Japanese Consulate in Nanking. The Japanese Consul, it i> reported, called at the Chinese Foreign Office yesterday morning and denied
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    CONSTABLE'S FATAL FALL.
    832 10 Brooded Over Position. SENT OUT WEDPINP INVITATIONS. INTERESTING evidence regarding 1 the state"of mind of a Malay Sergeant attached to the Traffic Jfranch who sustained fatal injuries when he fell from the fourth floor of the police barracks in Maxwell Road, was given in the Coroner's Court
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    SHIPPING BfAGNATE PIES.
    8 10 ANOTHER P.C. SHOT. POLICE STATION QUARREL. Sentry Arrested.
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    ANOTHER P.C. SHOT.
    670 10 Charge Of Attempted Murder. SENSATION was paused in th, New Bridge Road Police Station yesterday afternoon at about o'clock. P.C. 1479, Rasman bin H a Hussain, had taken up sentry duty A shot rang out and P.C. 370, Abdul Manap. was seen to pitch forward tad tall. There were nine
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    MR. JUMABHOY'S PARTY.
    88 10 SCHOOL FEES. Clerical Union Taking Action. In view of the fact that the P"******** crease school fees will primarily ant middle classes, including those enj clerical services, the Clerical Union b immediate steps on behalf ol us men consider what action should be taken. The "Public Affairs Committee ol is
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    SCHOOL FEES.
    17 10 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1933. SHIPPING BfAGNATE PIES. Sir John Ellerman: Controller Of Fftur Unesr
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW. TO-DAYS SKIPPING
    163 11 FRENCH MAIL DUE. Bfruardin de Saint P erre" is due Madras to-morrow at 6 a.m. and babl all OO the same day at noon rouram and Haiphong. Mth al the S.H.B. Wharves. THE RAWALPINDI." t<;<. alpindi has left Hongkong and rrive at
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    110 11 Singapore. July is SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVEB. But Wharf (Entrance Oate 1). H Tateda 20. I Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Holland 18; Anhui 16; Pembroke -'.a.. Kedah II Tilawa 9: Aeneas. KemunFmplrp Dock (Entrance Gate 3). ladaj M; Sreel Scientist 32: HMO. lpoh 85; City of Perth
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    21 11 Mail from Bata\ia a::u Palembang by aeroplane are expected at ttm General Pos: Olf.ce Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. tc-day.
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    MONEY MARKET
    182 11 se:xing. Singapore. Wh» 18 London 4 months' sight London 3 months' sigh: London 60 days' sight M J** London 30 days' fight 24 London demand iirw London T.T. 2 3 "j™ Lyons and Paris demand *rj Hamburg aemand New York demand Batavia and Sourabaya demand Samarang demand Penang
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    PRODUCE.
    200 11 Singapore. July 18. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. l per Koyan $114 R. (Siam) W. Coast 2 $108 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 $112 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 $107 Rice, Siam "Old" per koyan No. 1 $176 Rice, Siam ••Old" No. 2 $154 Rice, Slam "Old" No. 3
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    226 11 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, JULY 18. High Tides—8.10 a.m.. 7.05 p.m. League Football: Div. I. Malays v. S.R.C., Jalan Besar; Div. Ill, Marine II v. Med. Services, Anson Road. TO-MORROW. JULY 19. High Tide-.—9.25 a.m., 8.05 p.m. Roiary Luncheon, Adclphi Hotel, 1
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    AMUSEMENTS
    122 11 ALHAMBRA. Where Is This Lady?" .tarring Marta Egger:. CAPlTOL—Marilyn Miller in 4 Htr Majesty Love." EMPIRE.—LioneI Atwill in "Dr. X GREAT WORLD. —Side show*. Cabaret. Malay opera. Chinese wayang. silent and talking films (Sky Talkie: "The Flag Lieutenant Star Talkie: "To-night a: Twelve") MARLBOROUGH— Vikram Charitra," a Hindustani talkie.
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    Command's Convincing Soccer Win At Malacca YESTERDAY'S MALAYA CUP MATCH.
    1074 12 PALMER'S BRILLIANCE. ALL-CHINESE TEAM OUTCLASSED BY SOLDIERS. Yesterday's Malaya Cup match at Malacca, between the Malaya Command and Malacca, resulted in a decisive win for the military side, who gave a convincing display and completed outclassed the Settlement's all-Chinese XI.
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    MALACCA TENNIS.
    143 12 Carlisle Cup Mixed Doubles Final. (Front Our Own Correspondent J Malacca, July 16. The Carlisle Cup Competition run by the Malicca Club for mixed doubles tennis pairs was brought to a successful c onclusion yesterday before a Urge crowd wh'ch included the Hon. Mr. N. k. Erain and
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    18 12 Playing at the Bukom ground on Saturday, the Social Athlciic Party defeated the Bukom Spcts Club by 2—o.
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    27 12 We are informed that the Tan Eng Lee who was adjudidted a bankrupt on July 7, is not Mr. Tan Eng Lee of Chop Seng Bee. Singapore.
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    GOLF AT PORTHCAWL.
    86 12 Unknown Professional Wins £750 Prize. Reuter Wireless. PorthJ-wL July 14. The Porthcawl £750 Golf Tournament was won from a dap field by John Burton, an unknown professional of the Hills de course, Southport, with rounds of 71, 67. 79 and 75— 292. In a gale of wind
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    SOCIAL ATHLETIC PARTY.
    100 12 Mr. Ooh Keng Mian, President of the ■octal Athletic Party for many years, and who recently resigned, was entertained by the committee of that Party at the Capitol Restaurant on Sunday. Mr. G. K. Hiang. Hon. secretary, thanked Mr. Mian for his attendance and expressed regret at
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    COMMERCIAL CUP SOCCER.
    364 12 Bramtoco Defeat H.K. Bank. THE Commercial Cup match between the Bramtoco and the Hongkong Bank which was played on the S.H.B ground at Cantonment Road resulted in a win for the former by 4 goals to 2. The presence of Dolfat ah at full back and cf
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    MANSFIELDS BEATEN.
    268 12 Yesterday's Soccer Match At Ceylang. The Pest OrTice eleven defeated Mun.-tte ds in a Commercial Cup ?occer match on the Qeylarg ground yesterday by 2 deaf goals. It was fast and interesting game from btsxt to finish. Mansfields' men were hard woraers but were unfortunate in failing to
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    WIN FOR A.P.C
    198 12 Manopolies Beaten At Jalan Besar. The Asiatic Pe'roleum Company proved toi good for the Government Monopolies in their Commercial Cup encounter yesterday at the Jalan Besar Stadium, winning by 4—2. Mr. Hagger refereed. and the teams were: A.P.C: R. M. Hoops; M. Said. Matsah; Yoke Lum Eng
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    BILLIARDS TOURNEY.
    85 12 Amateur Championship Competition. LAST night's ties in the third round of the open Amateur (four-ba!l> billiards championship at the New World, for the Challenge Shield presented by Messrs. Frankel Brothers, re.sulted as follows: Yeo Koon Yam (Amicable A.A.) b?at Gan Khek Keng (S.C.R.C.) 300-246. Cmar bin Hussein (D.'rul
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    CRICKET AT SELETAR.
    208 12 Medical College Beat Royal Air Force. The Medical College beat the R.A.P. in a cricket match played at the Air Base on Sunday by 46 runs. Scores MEDICAL COLLEGE Md. Dm c Mullins b Morgan 27 Wess st. Keek b Morgan 16 Ong Kirn Tin c Hayes
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    MARIGOLD B.P. TOURNAMENT.
    233 12 Results in the Marisold BP. championship tournament are as follows: Se-enth round: Yeo Sim Kang brat feo S.vee Kwanq: 15—I. 15—2: Chua Ler.g Seah beat Tan X m Son? 15—8. lo—2: Chua Leng Yon.: beat Ken Mvi Loong (wo.t; S. Q. Quek beat Yeo Swee Thong 13—13.
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER.
    192 12 Saturday's Key Match. SINGAPORE and the Malaya Command meet in the key match in the Southen hection of the Malaya Cup Competition at the Anson Road Stadium on Saturday. The probable teams are: SINGAPORE COMMAND. GOAL SAID. PATERSON. BACKS SARIP HALL ABDUL RAHMAN MCKENZIE HALVES. NOEL HAY
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB
    75 12 Entries for tne Oldfield Cup I mixed foursomes 1.3 holes Medal play under handicap) to be played at the Garrison Golf Club on Saturday. July 29. mist be made by Wednesday. July 26. by notifiestion to Secretary or placing names on the notice board. The draw for
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET.
    62 12 The V.M C.A. team to meet the R.A. at cricket on the V.M.C.A. ground on Saturday will be selected from: R. Lyne, G. L. F. Willis, L. M. Pennefather. W. R. Willis. John Le Cain, F. R. S. Martmus. R. P. Ridley, Lee Fong Lim. G. A. Nelson,
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    COUNTY CRICKET TABLE.
    219 12 The following are the positions in tht County cricket championship to-day: Ist. Inns. P W L D W L Pos. Obt. Pcrc. Pe>ints awarded -15 453 Ycrks (It 17 14 1 0 1 1 255 218 85.4 Sussex (S) 18 10 2 0 5 1 270 178
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    208 12 Results And Ties. HANDICAP SINGLES FINALISTS. QOOD progress is being made mft getting the lawn tennis toum a ment at the S.C.R.C. completed and the following are the results 0 f yesterday's ties. The "A" singles handicap final, J tween Chua Choon Leong and I v Hoahing,
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    OPEN TOURNAMENT.
    208 12 Singapore Badminton Championships. The following ties in the Singapore badminton championships will be played oil this week-end SATURDAY (AT 2.30 P.M.». Junior Division Lim Jiak Kirn v. JIUI--nians de Souza Quek Gim Tong v Cher Pea Chia Yap Chin Tee v. Lim Nak Song; Tan Chuan Hock v.
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    GOSSIP OF THE DAY.
    745 13 Woolley's Worth. KENT IN DOLDRUMS WITHOUT HIM. ■or Oirn Correspondent.} London, July 6. T > Woolley'l absence over th? |J nigh! Kent have been having a have not been strong in bow- years—Freeman cannot carry his houlders but. their batting turned the scales in their favour.
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    Y.M.C.A. WATER POLO.
    63 13 "f the V.M.C A. water-polo League V v c Trophy will take piece at the 1 fori Canning, on Friday. July T facing at 5 p.m. JSltij Wlth th e final there will be a 120 -team relay handicap, diving ex•i drs.ribution cf prizes won at the
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    TEACHING THE YOUNG IDEA.
    491 13 Coaching By Football Professionals. London, June 29. yHE surprise withdrawal of the Corinthians, «fcC famous amateur club, from the Football Association Cup has had a rapid sequel. At an informal luncheon held at the Cafe Royal. London, a scheme has Just been set on foo. which
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    BASEBALL RESULTS.
    156 13 The National And American Leagues. Reuter. New York. July 15. Following are the lctcs. results in l.'ie National and American baseball Leagues: NATIONAL LEAGUE. R. H. E. Pittsburgh 3 9 3 Boston 4 11 0 Ten innings were played. B ooklyn 5 8 1 Chicago 3 12 3
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    EMPIRE GOLF TROPHY.
    110 13 Lucifer Society's Annual Competition. Reuter Wireless. Walton Heath. July 12. The 36 hole bogey compe.iticn for the British Empire Trophy a; the Lue'fer Society's meeting ec-day was wen by N. K. Garrett of Ceylon, who was scratch, by three up aftsr a ti-j with Lieut.-CI. Mun on
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    S.C.C. TENNIS.
    72 13 The Singapore Crickc; Club autumn lawn tennis tournament will begin on Monday, Auj. 14. The programme of event* is: 1 Profession pairs (level). 2 The single handicap. 3 The double handicap. All competitors who have not previously played in a Singapore Cricket Club tournamenl are requested to fill
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    24 13 In the final of the St. James Cup at the Keppel G.C ,A. M. Low beat H. Proud 6 and 4.
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    QUEEN'S CLUB TENNIS.
    300 13 Americans Toss For A Place. London, June 29. ONE of the most extraordinary iDClden l in the history of championship term s took place last week. It was mid-afternoon, the place was Queen's Club and the players were Clillord Sutter and L. Stoefen, both of Americx who
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    MOTOR RACING.
    257 13 International Road Race In England. Reuter Wireless. Loncon. July 12. The Isle of Man Royal Automobile Club-, 'Round the Houses" ir. enational read rae the first ever held in Great Bri am was competed to-day. In th: class of ca*s not exceeding 1.500 cc the 230 miles race
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    BADMINTON FRIENDLIES.
    270 13 Grange B.P. lost to Lo'.ie's B.P. on the 9th at the former's court by 2—3. Scores (Grange players mentioned first) Koh Chek Tuan beat George Chen, 15—11, 15—5 Chua Leng Yong beat J. H. Wee. 15—8, 15—5 Chua Leng Kuan lost to Lav Yin Fook, 14—14 (3—2), 4—15.
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    VICTORY FOR BRITISH WOMEN.
    482 13 French Team Comfortably Beaten. London, July 6. FJESPITE the fact that Miss Diana FishWlck former 'British champion, was beaten in her match, the British team of wemen golfers scored a convincing victory ove their French rivals by seven matches to tv.o iv their annual contest at
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    TRIANGULAR TEST.
    83 13 Three Countries Hold Tennis Tournament. Reuter Wireless. Paris. July 14. France, Japan and South Africa began a three-day triingular lawn tennis contest here to-day. The contest comprises twelve matches, nine singles and three doubles. To-day's results were Cochet (France) beat Nunol <Japan>, 12—10, 3—6. 7—5. Robbins <S. Africa)
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    STUDENTS' PINGPONG.
    80 13 A ping-pong match pl?yed on Friday between the Raffles Institution and the Raffles College at the College resulted in victory for the former by five games to nil. Scores (Raffles Institution names first) Lee Chew Kuen beat Wah Sun. 20—23 4—2), 21—12, 21—18 Koh Fook Sam beat Teong
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    34 13 Blsley, July 14. England, with an aggregate of 1685 points, itgalned the Elcho Shield from Scotland, the holders, who were second with an aggregate of 1667. Ireland were third with 1583 points.
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    INTERNATIONAL BOWLS.
    24 13 Reuter Wireless. Cardiff, July 14. Wales has won the International Bowls Championship. < Scotland were second. England third end Ireland fourth.—Reuter Wireless. J
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    AID FROM UNBORN!
    236 14 For Mountaineers And Airmen. OUT of the mouths of babes and sucklings seems doomed to lose much of its meaning owing to the latest step taken by For certain .workers on physiological subject at Cambridge have recently b?en looking to even younger people—to children as yet unborn—for
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    2,000 DANCERS WANT JOBS.
    137 14 They Will Take Two Shillings A Day. < Madrid. Two thousand cabaret dancing and vaudeville actresses are available for employment at actresses' agencies that line the short Calle Nou la Rambla in BarcePna. There are young and old. pretty and ugly, aspirants for jobj willing to
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    BANDITS IN MANCHURIA.
    91 14 •Only" 60,000 Is A Drop From 230,000. Dairen. Kwantung. It is estimated that there arc "cnlv" 60.000 j bandits in Manchuria to-day. compared with I 230.000 a year ago. according to the "Dairen Shimbum." a local Japanese paper. The exLs-ing bands are reported to be short of
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    FOR WORK AT TILBURY.
    78 14 More British Boys At Bat a Factory. Prague. Seven more Bri.ish boys have arrived at the Cata Young Men's college at Zlin for a thre? montlis' training in the boot trade. When proficient, they will be d.afted to the Ba'.a factory which is to be opened
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    FINNISH PAPER EXPORTS
    49 14 7,000-Ton Increase Last May Reported. Helsingfors. Finland exported 27.621 tons of paper din ing May compared ws h 20.988 tons for May 1932. During the first five months of this year. 123.795 tons of paper goods were exported, compared with 110,413 tons from January to May
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    THE FINEST TONIC.
    439 14 English People The Best Songsters. London. SINGING is the finest thing in the world for ensuring health. That at least is ihc opinion of Mr. T. H. Warner who is 78 and has been secretary of the Tonic Sol-Fa Association for the last fifty years and a
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    GIRLS MAY SMOKE.
    107 14 But Only With Permission In France. Paris. Lady clerks may smoke in the office but only with the chief's permission, according to a judgment rendered in a Paris court. Mile. X with a preference for English ciearcttes smoked a few in her civet's absence. The aroma remained,
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    BRITISH TOURISTS.
    85 14 Wanted To Replace German In Austria. Vienna. British tourists are urgently needed in Austria during the coming season to make up for the anticipated decrease in German touris'.s. The strong anti-Nazi stand taken up by the Dollfuss Government has been followed in Germany by a more or less
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    25-YEAR PLAN.
    45 14 £125,000,000 Irrigation Scheme For Spain. Madrid. A 25-year irrigation sheme has been preserved ti parliament by Senor Prieto. the Spanish Minister of Public Works. The plan p:ovid?s for th? irrigation cf ova ihree million acres of land at a total cost of £125.000,000.
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    THIS IS MARRIAGE.
    67 15 72,000 Kisses: 56,000 Socks To Darn. Helsingfors. How does a happily married woman spend her time? This question has been answered by a s'atistical bureau. It is estimated that the ideal mother "who has six children and has been happily married for 20 years" has: Delivered and
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    THE IDEAL.
    64 15 By America's Girl Scouts. New York. Girl scouts throughout America have taken a poll on their most popular athletic idols of to-day. This is the result: 1. Johnny Weismuller, the handsome professional swimmer and film actor. 2. Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, the tennis player. 3. Babe Ruth, the
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    GERMAN SPA CHARGES.
    93 15 Berlin. The future visitor to a German spa or health resort will no longer have to worry about incidental expenses during his stay. The annua i report of the General German Spa Association reveals that no fewer than 66 spas and health resorts now offer Inclusive terms
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    SPANISH "M.P.'S".
    353 15 Excommunicate For New Religious Law. fIIHE Spanish Epi copate is investigating the X responsibility lor approval of the new religious Orders Law with a view to possible excommunication of Government cfficials and Deputies found re ponsible. The !:iw decrees the confiscation oi all pfoB?rty. representing immense wealth, beJOßgl
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    VILLAGE TERRORISED.
    161 15 Twelve Natives Killed By Lions. Dar-Es-Salaam. Village» over a wide area, lying only thirty miles from Dar-es-Salaam. are terrified by man-eating lions. So far, twelve natives have been taken by the lions. A traveller from Dar-es-Salaam early one morning came across parties of Africans answering a drum-beat call
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    CHEAP TRAVEL.
    150 15 German Railway Cut For Tourists. Berlin. Hoaday-makers going to Germany this summer will have a pleasant problem in making uo their minds where to stay and what to see Thorough catering for the foreign visitor is a characteristic of German hospitality, and this year entertainments, musical festivals and
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    LEPROSY GRASP.
    125 15 Tightens On South Sea Islands. Honolulu. Sandwich Islands. Leprosy, dread scourge of the Orient, is tightening its grasp upon the islands of the South Seas, according to Dr. Arthur Torrance, i the British physician and explorer Dr. Torrance has arrived at Honolulu from Oceania. He said that lack
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      175 16 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AM) WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37. Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, notors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 3411. TO LET. SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductbns of Rents from Ist August, 1933. $16.00 and $18.00
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      400 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 425 of 1933. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LOW AH JIT, Deceased Between 1. LOW PENG SOY, 2. LOW PENG WO. 3 LOW PENG HO, Plaintiffs and LOW SOON WAH (f) Defendant,
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