Malaya Tribune, 27 July 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX, No. 1*76 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, July 27, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1933
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING K. L. Sanitation.
    287 2 jgUT it is impossible to blink the fact that Mr. Grcnier's suggestion, which our caption writer en Saturday very iuccinctlv described as "borrowing borrowed money trom Government," could hardly be carried out cept as between an incorporated body »nd a Government. A
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    Real Rulers.
    95 2 rwill be but a fitting gesture if the Sultana meeting at that Istana shculd confirm tin findings of the Wilson Report. It Is difficult to see what else they can do. DecentrahsiiiJon was introduced, more or Icts, at thetf i quest and at the Sri Menanti Durbar, at
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    The Official Mind.
    163 2 THE only other matter of any impor.ane dealt with at the meeting (of the Kuala !>umpur Sanitary Beard) was the question c 4 whether separate staffs should be maintained to cany out the reading (in the same houses) et electric light and water meters. It constitutes another
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    ALLEGED MURDER OF PORTER.
    417 2 Witness' Story Of A Struggle. JOHORE NEWS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore July. 25. A PIER the evidence of fourteen witnesseshad been recorded, the prosecution was closed this evening at the Johore Bahru Assizes before Mr. Justice A. S. Bailey, in the case e-ncerning a Tamil
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    DRASTIC STEP BY NAZIS.
    476 2 Death Penalties. TWO REDS ALREADY CONDEMNED. Reuter Wireless. Berlin, July 22. Prussian State Minister has amended the Prussian constitution by conferring on the Prussian Premier sole authority to pardon offenders against the law. By virtue of this authority Cap'ain Goenr Ins authorised the Minister for Justice
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      78 2 LEUCODERMA. atJ. US Sta f es no matter acut e or extenSled L° VeT thC No who has an A H h Pr 7 loUs so caUe<l treatment. Guarhon ,n m SSly CUred °y invenSL"" 't* 1 medication "LEUCODERman Per 16 Dr Sherman. Bahabhanga (Paridpur). Bengal. Three men. <s on</
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      134 2 Prevent HHH^Si poisons \\W^Wm breeding KIINIIIBB in your Poisons as dangerous as the poison in the fangs of the serpent may be created in the mouth, if particles of decaying food are allowed to remain in the crevices of the teeth. All decay is caused by germs and bacteria, invisible
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      379 2 EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLE' MENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). Tim Efn;; r Trmtmitttr, Daventrt. WavelengOw: 25.28 and 31.3 metre* Bfttttk HMHMT fIMR ar*d 5 20 mfnnfea C.M.T. 11.0 m. —10 p:n. XKWasm&skt] on an cmni-directk.nril aerial: 11 0 GrCoac
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      370 2 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies n Singapore, most of the members of whic-i an readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Dir.y is provided specially for them. Secretaries mc invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-dute and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in She
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    The “Tribune's” Exclusive China News Service. TRUTH ABOUT THE COMMUNIST MENACE.
    97 3 CHINA'S GRAVEST PROBLEM. Whole Country Seething With Discontent. SITUATION HOPELESS OF SOLUTION That the spread of Communism, or at least of the power of the minority of "Reds," is China's greatest problem is the contention of the "Ta Kung
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    "REDS" POWER OVER RISING GENERATION.
    640 3 Tientsin. July 15. OF late there has been a considerable lack of news from Nanchang regarding the progress of the anti-Communist campaign. Does indicate that the Government are tngafred in a hot pursuit of the Com"China is confronted to-day with a multitude of foreign and
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    REBEL WARSHIPS.
    109 3 Government To Unify The Navy. Nanking, July 14. inderstood that the Government M irea foe the unification ti tIM N;uy. from making an attempt to rcorgJiJs? tern Squadron as a part of the Navy torce, efforts will be made to now known as the KwamjP> tinoia] Fleet under
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    CHANG HSUEH-LIANG.
    93 3 Will Not Return To China In Near Future. Shanghai, July 3. It is learned from a reliable source that al Chang Hsueh-liang has no intention' v rrturn to China in the future in spite iB reports to the contrary. It la said that the Marshal will continue his
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    THRICE BEATEN BACK.
    147 3 How Dolonor Was Captured By Feng. Peiping, July 14. I A circular telegram has been received here from Marshal Feng Yu-hsiang reporting the capture of Dolonor on the morning of July 12. Marshal Feng reports that the attack on Dolonor was started on the night of July
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    MOVEMENTS NEAR NANKOU.
    86 3 Peiping, July 3. It is understood that the Peiping military authorities have decided to take necessary action against Marshal Feng Yu Hsiang in Chahar if all efforts to effect a peaceful settlement fail. In this connection, the 83rd and 87th Government divisions in Peiping have received orders
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    NORTH CHINA'S NEW DANGER.
    234 3 Feng Attends Communist Meeting. Nanchang. July 5. ACCORDING to a secret report received here from Kalgan, the executive committee of the Communist Party held a meeting at on June 20 to discuss measures for better co-operation between the Communist units at different places. The meeting was
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    REDS IN TRAP.
    170 3 Anti-Communist Campaign In Kiangsi. Nanchang. July 5. According to an official communique issued by the headquarters of the Government forces, the main-body of the Communists in Kiangsi under Chu Teh and Mao Cheh-tung have retreated to the mountainous region between Ihuang, Lochang and Ningtu. where they have
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    YANGTSZE FLOOD.
    140 3 No Immediate Danger: The Autumn. Shanghai, July "It is still too early to predict whether there will be a flood along th? Yangtsae River this year before the autumn high tide season sets In," declared a spokesman of the National Economic Commission when he was interviewed by the
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    HUNAN GOVERNMENT.
    101 3 Approaching Local Bankers for Loan. Shanghai. July a. The Hunan Provincial Government is negotiating with local banking circles for a loan of ten million dollars. The loan will be secured on Reconstruction Bonds for a similar amount to be issued in Hunan shortly. Of this sum $3,500,000 will
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    SINKIANG SITUATION.
    81 3 Pacification Commissioner Wants Changes. Nanking, July 5. The Government has received a telegram from General Huang ,Mu-suu?, Government Pacification Commissioner to Sinkiang, recommending the appointment of General Liu Wenlung, the present acting chairman of. Sinkiang, ac chairman of that province and General 8hen Shih-teai as Defence Commissioner oi
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    DISPOSITION OF IRREGULARS.
    236 3 The Neutral Zone. PORTION STILL NOT EVACUATED. Peiping, July 14. jyjß. Hsueh Chih-heng, a member of the Chinese delegation to the Dairen conference, is leaving for Tangshan to-day to reorganise the Manchoukuo irregulars there. The Peiping authorities have raised $200,000 to cover "disbandment ex- penses" of the
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    RUNAWAY WARSHIPS.
    29 3 Nanking, July ft. According to a wireless message received here from Canton, the three warships which recently ran away from Tsingtao have already arrived there. Shun Pao.
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    SUPPRESSION OF THE “REDS.”
    75 3 Hunan Calls Military Conference. Changsha, July 6. GENERAL Ho Chien, Chairman of the Hunan Provincial Government, has decided to call ah important military conference on July 10. All military commanders above the rank oi brigadier-commander, as well as the magistrates of the forty-eight districts in the
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    THE REVOLT IN SINKIANG.
    512 3 PROVINCE MAY BE LOST. Racial Hatred. Japan's Eyes On Rich Valley. ""EWER since the days of the Manchu Dynasty," says the "Central China Daily News," "Sinkiang has remained aloof from internal troubles in China. This was due to the remoteness of Sinkiang from China Proper. "But
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    Shipping News & Notices.
    1327 4 Shipping News Notices. WEEK-END ON A HOLT LINER. Cruise From London To Liverpool. HOLIDAYS at sea can roughly be divid-d into two catergorie-—(a) exclusively cruising trips, or (b) voyages in ships proceeding OB their normal trading schedule. Botli are popular, and there is, of course, a wide enough variety of
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    TONNAGE SURPLUS.
    143 4 Conference President And The Position. of (he Norch of England ShipAssociation were guest, of the River Tyne Improvement Commission, resently o sri* r,ver h Mr. H. P. Everett, chairman of the Commission referring to laid-up tonnage said he believed they would get over the depreion as they h3d
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    SUEZ CANAL TOLLS.
    133 4 Treasury And M.P/s Refund Suggestion. In the House cf Commons, in mail week Ci.ptam P. Mac Donald askrd the Secretary to fee Treasury if he could state what would Z the approximate annual cost cf refunding to Brltieh shipowners that part of the Suez Canal tana paid
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    RULES MUST STAND.
    314 4 Qualifying For Second Mate's Certificate. MANY apprentices have considerable d fficulty. in view of the great number of rhips laid up. in satisfactorily completing their qualifying time for their second "mates certificates. The Imperial Merchant Service Guild has made inquiries lately into the c3se of a young
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    SHIPPING EXHIBITION.
    145 4 Imported Goods For Display Free Of Duty. Lord Stonehaven, president of the Institution of Naval Architects, has consented to serve as president of the Shipping and Engineering Exhibition in the place of the Lord Wester Wemyss. The exhibition will be opened at Oiympia on September 7. It is
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    LIBRARIES FOR SAILORS.
    794 4 Sir Percy G. MacKinnon's Tribute. rTHERE could hay? b?cn no surprise amongst -i. 'he thoughtful visitors at the "At Home" of tne Seafarers' Education Service at 16 Russellcquare. Lor den. when Sir Percy G. MacKinnon chairman of Lloyd's, told Ihem sailois only wanted the best books, and
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      178 4 jjfjUOYD TRIESTINO! I (Incorporated hi Italy). lEXPRESSI EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Colombo, Bombay. Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Sues Part Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suet, Port Said, Brindisi, Venice and TtlmU. Mi. BrtadW «M» .„d I»*» m vSL M.v. MONCALIERI Sap.. 16 Sept. U S.S. CONTE ROSSO
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    481 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, Thursday, 11 a.m. -nare quotations ere issued a Co., ixrhange and stock by m r Buyers. Sellers. v Kumbam Tin 2716 20i--28 6 30 m Tla 1319 14|6 9* 0.95 1.00 i Tin 183 19 -i- L p a dang 0.10 0.12 Caves Tin
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    163 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER SUSTAINS NET FALL. Yesterday's Tin Price Stands. 'By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Thursday, noon. To-Day\s Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 13"« cts., down Vi ct. Market Tone: Steadier. Tin (Singapore), $109i/ 2 unchanged. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 4 7 32d., down 1 16d. Market Tone:
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    PETROL PRICES.
    156 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Mokt Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as 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 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
    56 5 Business Quiet And Small: Move Against Sterling. Reuter. London, July 26. Foreign exchange business was very quiet and small to-day. Dollars opened at 4.67. strengthened to 4.624 and are now 4.63. All gold currencies mcved against sterling and in consequence Paris is being pegged at a slightly higher
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    KRIAN RUBBER.
    633 5 Financial Position Sound. The twenty-third annual general meting of the shareholders of Rubber Estates of Krian, Limited, was held on June 15 at the registered offices. 7, Martin's Lane. Cannon Ctreet, London. E.C., Mr. W. Arthur Addinsell (chairman of the company) presiding. The chairman said During the year
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    135 5 Speculative Sections Revive. Reuter Wireless. London, July 25. On the Stock Exchange to-day with yesterday's Improved sentiment followed by higher advices from Wall Street, aU speculative secions have shown a revival of strength, especially internationals and recent, popular industrials while oils and minings responded to oetter continental support.
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    U S. TEXTILES.
    112 5 Participation In The May Upswing. The textile industries have had an extremely vigorous upswing, contiasting favourably with heir stagnation during May and June of last year, states the nonth'y review of the National City Bank. Gains have ijeen most pronounced in colons and woollens, where the rise
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    TIDE TURNING.
    109 5 Trade And Industrial Production Of U.S.A. In May. for the first time in nearly four years, the volume of trade and industrial production has exceeded that of the same month in the previous year, and such a comparison heartens all business men. Prices are better, and in a
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    THE COTTON TRADE WAR.
    204 5 Need For Parley. JAPANESE READY TO TALK. Reuter. House of Ctmmciv;. July 23. On behalf of the Government, Doctor E L Burgin, Parliamentary- Secretary to the B-ard of Trade, announced that Japanese co.ton interests have agreed, subject to certain limi ations, to a discussion with the
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    37 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 4 3 16d. New York: <G cent?. Singapore: 14—li'„ cents. TTN London Spot: £214 15s. (Down 20s >. Londcn 3 month»: £214 15s. (Down "20P.V Singapore: $103.50. COPRA S-mdried S3.80 Mixed
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    CABLE TRAFFIC.
    112 5 Imperial And International Communications. The following index numbers represent the estimated monthly traffic receipts of the Imperial arid International Communications Limited ss related to comparable traffic* in the year 1929. Monthly figures are reduced to working day average. Working day average of comparable receipts, year 1929=100: 193 C
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    SOUTHERN TRONOH TIN.
    76 5 In 1932 there was a decline in the recovery of Un ore by Southern Tronoh Tin Dredging. Limited, from 441 tons in 1931 to 202 tons, and the account? show a loss for the year, after writing £1.273 off plant. &c. of £897. compared with a profit
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    652 5 Singapore, Thursday, 11 am. The following rubber share quotation* aft Issued by Fraser and Co and Lyall and ffvatt; Issue i j Value. Fraser Lyall m Shares. de Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0.75 $0.85 $0.70 $0.85 Alor Gajah 0.60 0.70 055 0.65 IA. Hit am
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    SCHOOL FEES DISCUSSION.
    1459 7 Delegates' Decision. "WAIT FOR COUNCIL MEETING." QALLKD to discuss what action should be taken to protest against the proposed increase of school fees, a meeting of representatives of communal, political and other associations held last night at the resident of Dr. S. K. Lim, 170, Bencoolen Street,
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    A BREATHING SPACE.
    691 8 Taking for granted, for the moment, the assertions of pessimists, that the improvement in rubber and tin prices in the past few months cannot last, and that the present uncertainty precedes a fresh relapse, it will not be denied that even so temporary and fleeting a respite
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    246 8 Comments By The Way. tT*HF volume of statistics dealing with the ■I- foreign unpvrts, exports and slapping of Malaya for the month ended June 30, 1933, is as always, a mass of figures well worthy cf analysis. It reveals that the total of imports f-r the
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    Cost Of Living.
    263 8 TAKING 1914 costs as a basis for building up average prices, the Department of Satistics has compiled a chart for last year showing that the cost of living for Europeans receded from 39.9 above 1914 costs to 29 2 for Eurasians from 27.1 to 13 1 and
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    Removing Indebtedness.
    194 8 M V A Gammans Assistant Registrar tri of c o-operative Societies, spoke at Malacca this week on the value of Co-Deration •n removing indebtedness and said that one or the main functions of the movement wi to *e- members out of cfcbt. That task in is a tremendous
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kuala Lumpur.
    96 8 Mr. Kitaon Khong (Barrister-at-law) ol Ipoh, has been admitted as a member of' the F.M.S. Bar by the Hon. Mr. Justice A X a'Beckett Terrell, acting Chief Justice, at the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court. The Hon. Raja Uda addressed the Selang:r S ate
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    Taiping.
    42 8 T aiping. A keen salesman at Port Weld made the fa:al mistake of showing a Chinese Police Inspector, who was in mufti, a booklet cf lottery tickets. The man. Boh Hai Lee was charged with buying lottery tickets, and fined $5. t
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    Ipoh.
    15 8 The Central Perak Rubber Company, Ltd is producing rubber at 1.65 d. per lb.
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    Seremban.
    38 8 An Indian named Kandasamy has been committed for trial at the Negri Sembilan assizes on ihe charge that he on June 16 at Rassak did commit murder by causing the death of .its wi'e Josephine, alias Muniamma.
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    Alor Star.
    107 8 0 The wedding was solemnised at Jalan Bahru, cf Mr Lee Ah Kong, son of Mr. and Mrs U Wee Sing and Miss Kirn Neo, a daugSr Mr. and Mrs. Kirn Chwee. Both J* «J known famihes of Alor Star t£ was performed by the chfef ChS Cerem
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    Penang.
    133 8 a M/STSL Teachers Association is starting a fund to educate indigent boys. A considered judgment convicting Narajan Das an d acquitting his father, KiscLi Chard Di*?H! rhe appeared in dck of the or r .»st of 540 cases of vegetabb :at, was delivered by Mr. B. R. Whitehouse. Choong
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    405 8 BY A I'll have to pass that "Anglius." I rather susDPrt\u° n to Editor «^^^"SS^S^ A A 4 An up-country planter avi+i. to do has calculateS that on r h,nK travel 280 million milet«V •i, must the F.M.S. rX a t^ k are the accidents. yiylem -«>
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    42 8 JOHORE NEWS, on page 2. RADIO PROGRAMME, cn page 2 CLUB DIARY, on page 2. CHINA NEWS, on page 3. SPORTS NEWS, on pages 12 and 13. GANDHI'S REQUEST TO VICEROY, on P I* MOTORING NEWS, on page 15.
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    JAPANESE MILITARY ACTION IN THE NEUTRAL ZONE.
    94 9 CONTRARY TO TANGKU PEACE TERMS. FENG RESISTING ATTACKERS AT DOLUNOR. Marshal Muto Very 111. japan To Establish Government in North China Concurrent with reports that the Japanese are taking military action in the railway areas of the demilitarised zo ne, contrary to the
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    BRITISH LEGATION NOT TO BE EMBASSY.
    1168 9 Reuter. Shanghai, July 27. rpHE Manchukuo ii ready to take military operations against Gen. N i v Hsiang. Field Marshal i ia ad< r-in-Chief of the tea in Manchuria, is ill red hospital at Changehon (capital of the Manchukuo). ments of Central gendarhave arrived
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    MARSHAL MUTO.
    34 9 Critical Condition Of Army Chief. Reuter. Hsinking, July 28. It is officially announced that Marshal Muto, Japanese Com-mander-in-Chief in Manchuria, is in a critical condition, suffering from gallstones in the bladder.— Keuler.
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    RUBBER RESEARCH BILL.
    104 9 Manufacturers Change Their Views. Reuter. London, July 26. IN the House of Commons this afternoon, Dr. E. L. Burgin. Parliamentary Under-Secretary t> the Board of Trade, making a statement on the Rubber Industry Bill said that recently a numbec of rubber manufacturers who formerly favoured the Bill
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    BALBO'S ARMADA.
    149 9 On The Return Flight To Italy. Reuter Wireless. New York, July If. One of Balbo's fleet made a safe forced landing near Cape Traverse. Prince Edward pmm\ Canada. It is believed to be Uloted by Flight-L'.eut. Rovis.—Reuter. Shcdiac. New Brunswick. July -''>■ Balbo took off for Shoal Harbour.
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    LOUISE CLOSSER HALE.
    53 9 Well-Known American Actress Dead. Los Angeles, July 27. Louise Closser Hale, the actress and authoress, died to-day of apoplexy.—Reuter. Louise Closser Hale was born in Chicago in 1872 and made her first stage appearance in G. B. Shaw's 'Candida" at Detmit in 1895. She has written many
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    FASCIST REVOLT IN PORTUGAL.
    278 9 Regiments Restive. PREMIER SLEEPS IN BARRACKS. Reuter Wireless. Madrid, July 27. ACCORDING to messages from Lisbon, a revolutionary outbreak is believed to be imminent. Five regiments from Lisbon and others from Oporto have declared disagreement with the nomination of Captain Gomez as Minister for the Interior
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    CHINESE HIGH SCHOOL.
    108 9 New Principal And New Students. Arrangement are under way for the reopening of the classes of the Chinese High School. Singapore, which suspended work some imr ago as the resul". of s'me of the students setting themselves involved in a Communist ierrons'ration. followed by the rerignati'n ?n
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    “ROYAL SCOT” IN U. S.
    104 9 Visited By Large Crowds Of Americans. Large crowds in New York and other cities n the United States and Canada have flatted :nd inspected the Scot," the famous Midland and Scotti h Railway train its itinerary includes the Century of P.ot»t bttbMM in Chicago. rLL
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    JAPAN AND FRENCH CLAIM.
    77 9 To Contest Title To Island Group? Reuter. Tokyo, July 26. The possibility that Japan may contest the French claim to h lands between Indo-China and the Philippines was indicated at the Foreign Office to-day, where it wa? revealed that the Government was studying the question. Ie
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    MALAYAN AERODROMES.
    64 9 Imperial Airways Not In Favoured Position. Reuter. London, July 26. In the House cf Commons to-day Captain A. H. Balfour (Con., Thanet) asked if the landing grounds which were provided in Malaya for the Imperial Airways extension wculd be available to other British aircraft on the same terms.
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    32 9 Dr. untitled Sheldrake will deliver a lecture "The Message of Islam" on Saturday at 445 p.m. at the Victoria Theatre. Special accommodation arrangement has been* rmde for non-Muslims. All are cordially invited.
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    JAPAN JEALOUS OF POWERS.
    117 9 Seeks Alliance With China. Shanghai, July SI. JAPAN is jealous of the League's Comm f.ee for Technical Co-operaticn assisting c::ina and of the activities of Mr. T. V. Soong, tht Chinese Finance Minister in Europe. The Japane c Legation at Peiping. u.idcr orders of the Japanese
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    CHANG IN FRANCE.
    44 9 Reuter. Paris. July 27. Marshal Chang Hsurh Liang participated in the tank manoeuvres .at Versailles and also viri'ed the Citrotn and Renault motor wcrks. To-morrow he will be en crtained to tench by M. Paul Boncour at the Quai d'Orsay. —Renter.
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    JOHORE BAHRU TRAGEDY.
    312 9 AFGHAN HUSBAND CHARGED. P. W. D. Watchman. Woman's Hand Almost Severed. (From Out Own Correspondent.) Johore Bharu, July 26. JJOLLAH bin Mahmood, the native of Kabul who is alleged to have attacked his wife with a parang hero yesterday afternoon, was charged before Captain Nelson Jones, First
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    Wanton Destruction Of Big Game In Malaya.
    146 10 THE RUBBER BOOM AND WILD LIFE. MAN'S CONFLICT WITH ANIMALS. INDISCRIMINATE KILLING AND JOHORE MAN-EATERS. Twenty-five years ago, Malayan agriculturists took the depredations of big game in a philosophical spirit, and treated them as inevitable, said Rotarian P. Sammy, addressing the Rotary Club
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    BEAST AND MAN AS NEIGHBOURS ?
    2437 10 BEAST AND MAN AS NEIGHBOURS |X Malaya, wild life has been the subject of an exhaustive enquiry by the Wild Life Commission and the report is now published in thr?e volumes, said Rotarian Sammy. It is full of interest and it discloses the divergent views and feelings of the witnesses
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    HOLD-UP OF CARS AND TRAINS.
    187 10 Swift Search By Nazi Officials. Reuter Wireless. gVEHYONE trilling *J roads throughout the country was helo un at noon to-day and searcheo for poHttEJE incriminating material. f JlU ica iy Suspects were t?ken into custody in th* course of the surprise action whlSf ried out
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    JELAI CONCESSION AGAIN.
    347 10 Former Defendants At Law. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I Kuah Lumpur. To-day. A SEQUEL to the Jelai Concession cause celebre was heard in the Supreme Court at Raub on Tuesday before Mr. Justice N. McPall, when the Raja Perak Tin Ltd., sought to recover $21,700 and costs
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    SALESMAN CHARGED.
    206 10 m^iM-rm Sequel To Dispute Over Debts. JIHE allegation that ho went to th- com- plainanfs shop and took away a quanatv j of goods without the latter* permission was made against a sale man who appeared Men j the Third Magistrate .Mr. M. H. Blacker' v*steroay en a
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    BUS DRIVER FINED.
    47 10 Sentence of a fine of SlO or ten days' i m P««> 5 Guah bin Abdul, a motor-bus driver, on being congfffr*. J F. Gregg. Second Ma^st££ 2S"SS aceir e of usitt criminal force aith intent to outrage the modesty of a married woman.
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    DRUG IN CUP OF COCOA?
    440 10 Alleged Plot. TROUBLE OVER A WOMAN. FURTHER evidence was heard yesterday, before Mr. Justice Gerahty and a common jury in the case in which Sinnatamby is charged with having attempted to administer on March 26 last, at a coffee-shop at 166, Orchard Road, to Vellappa
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    143 10 "Zoo In Budapest" At The Alhambra. Whils. 'Zoo in Budapest," the Fox production which began a season at the Alhambr* bzA night, is an animal story in essentials. Us chief appeal lies in the strong romance which is contained in the most unusual therm*. The picture, which
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    MURDERED IN STREET.
    701 10 SEQUEL TO TRADP RIVALRY Inquest Verdict. Barber Who Charged Too Little. $1 "ABLUTION" had been to ask all barbers not to dun under 20 cents, and circulars wen. sent out. "The street barbers were lim** not to reduce their prices below certain level, but nobody took notice
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    RAIL OUTRAGE.
    64 10 Attempt To Wreck Train Of Bengal Governor. Reuter. Calcuita. July An attemp* to wreck thB train in which Sir. Jchn Anderson. Governor of Beng U. was re turrhig from Faridpur to Calcutta was madat a wayside nation. When the pilo engine preceding the tram entered the station a
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    GENERAL MANGIN'S SON.
    44 10 Killed Fighting Tribesmen In Morocco. Reuter Wireless Paris. July 2j The son of the late Ge:::ral Mangin. one of the most famous French Generals durtf* the war. trs been killed in the fighting tribesmen In th» Atlaf region Mon>c —Reuter Wireless
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW. TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    149 11 VESSELS IN PORT. j i &5M torts, from Yokohama r 1 :.don 27-7. Brit., «63 tons, from Teluk Anson r Teiok Anson 29-7. Dutch, m tons, from Pontianak P vUanak 29-7. t L>3 tans, from Terampa 26-7, a* aim Nutuna Islands 28-7.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    92 11 Singapore. July JR NUN ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Fa>t Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). 32; Kiungchow 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Klang 11: Titan 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). M Kama 35; City of Per.'n B Empire Dock (Entrance Oata 4) Maru 46. West Wharf (Entrance Gate 4).
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    65 11 Mails from Europe «London mail-? ĕmamt h 1 M July (j». by the "Rnju a." will anr*T be train to-morrow morning. Correspondence vail be ready for delivery ;o boxholder; a; a a.m. Mails from Lcndon. Amsterdam etc hv LtU Dutch aeroplane are expected to arrive at the Generai
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    MONEY MARKET
    192 11 SEMJNO. Singapore. July 27. London 4 months" sight 2 4 332 Lcnion 3 months- sight 2.4 1 Ifi J London 60 diys' siKiv 4 132 London 30 days' sight 2 4 1,64 London demand «2 j London T.T 2 3 31 '.<2 j Lyons and Paris demand fI
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    PRODUCE.
    212 11 Singapore. July 27. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $114 R. (Siam* W. Coast 2 SIOB Rice. B. Siam N. 1 $11? Rice. B. Siam N. 2 $107 Rice. Siam "Old" per koyan No. 1 $176 Rice, Siam "Old" No. 2 $154 Rice. Siam "Old" No. 3
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    AMUSEMENTS
    124 11 ALHAMBRA— Loietla Young and ONM Raymond in Zoo in Budapest."' CAPITOL.—Jchn Barrymore and Diana Wynyard in "Reunion In Vienna." EMPIRE—"Air Mail, with Ralph Bellamy «nd Slim Summervilie. GREAT WORLD.—Side shows, Cabaret Malay opera. Chinese wayang, silent and talking films tSky Talk:--. "Marry Me." Huu Talkie: "Little Accident.") MARLBOROUGH.—Tcm Keen?
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      266 11 j I —i SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. •Upper Burma. North and East India Aden. Egypt. Europe. Gt. Britain' Ireland, Canada and Tj.s.A. n _.u >T 'Karoa, <B. I. Mail, 'j p Ceylon and Bombay rLondon Maru, S 9m Ceylon. Bombay. Aden, Egypt, tarooe and Great Britain ictm-oH, > Siam .except
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    Teams Selected For Annual Malaya Test.
    223 12 BANK HOLIDAY CRICKET. F.M.S. v. Colony. TEAMS FOR PENANG MATCH. Y -AMS for the annual Colony v. F.M.S. cricket match, which is te be played in Penang this year, on Aug. 5, 6 and 7, have now been picked. S> irapore will supply eight
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    MALACCA CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    245 12 R. suit Of Mixed Doubles Tennis Final. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, July ?6. rcarly two hours of tennis that had all four pa' icipan.s fully extended was the outcome cl the final in the m.xed doubles la the M: acca championship- whin Mis D. de Souza an.:
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    COUNTY CRICKET TABLE.
    227 12 The following ate the positiens in he county cri kct champicmh'p to-day. Ist Inns. P W L D W L Pos. Obt. Perc PC its awardrd 15 453 Ye ks (1) 19 15 1 0 2 1 285 238 83.5 Sussex (2) 21 12 3 0 5
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    “RANPURA” CRICKETERS.
    48 12 On Aug. 2 on the V.M.C.A. ground the pricket teams of the P. and O. "Ranpura* ar.d Pulau Erani will meet. Afterwards there will be a dance at th» Saiior3' Institute. The Ranpu-aV band wfl provide the mv ie and Mrs. Coleman miH b UM hostess.
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    HOCKEY SEASON.
    26 12 Members of the Cleilcal Union ar; lemlndet that there will hockey practices every Tuesday and Thursday, as from Aug. t, on the Unlcn ground.
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    THIRD DIVISION SOCCER.
    365 12 Drawn Match At Jalan Besar. THE Abattoirs drew with the Monopolies 2— all in the Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. There was little to choose between 'Aie two teams and the final score reflects the run of play. £t The
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    JOHORE SOCCER.
    174 12 A New Team Makes Its First Outing. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. July 26. The Johcre Invaders, a newly formed Maiav .earn played their first match to-day the Muhabbah. on the Ist ana padang. ;:;id loot a—l. The IAdMMMfc meet ihe Joho.e Chinese Fcctboll A soriauon on
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    Y. M. C. A. CRICKET.
    63 12 The V.M.C.A. tern v. ihe A.P.C. on ihe V.M.C.A. ground on Saturday ait 2 pm. will be selected from: R. Lyre. G. L. F. Willis. L. M. Pennefather, W. R. Willis. John Le Cain, F. R. S. Martlnus. R. P. Ridley. L?e Fong Lim, E.
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    SOCCER FRIENDLIES.
    246 12 Clerica* Union League "D" team v. the Siong 800 Afl tic Par y II to-day at 5.15 p.m. on the Union's ground: MoV Yir K:on; Goh Ah Chew, Gan Kee Ti m Pong Mun Keng, D. K. Samy, K. M. N. Memn; Y<,>o Ah Hock, Lim Bo n
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    CARDOSA TROPHY.
    671 12 Sunday's Yachting In Singapore. rpHE Royal Singapore Yacht Club "B" Class X sailed the third and final race for the Cardosa Challenge Trophy on Sunday, and the "A" Class sailed two practice races in view of their forthcoming event against the Royal Batavia Yacht Club. Tl, t wind
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    NETBALL LEAGUE.
    170 12 Final To Be Played On Aug. 3. The Girls' Sports Club's three teams in the Netball League for the Clarke Challenge Shield are as follows: G.S.C. Ist:—J. Lends, H. Lewis. P. Richards, O. Camp jell, E. Richards. D. de Cruz and If. L wis tcapt.). G.S.C. "Z" —B.
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    PENANG RACES.
    71 12 Slow Work After Rain. OWING to the rain there was no fast work on the track at Penang on Tuesday morning, but most of the horses were out doing pace work. The overnight showers had not rendered the going too soft and if further rain keeps off now
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    ENGLISH TURF.
    44 12 Prince Oxedon Wins Goodwood Stakes. Reuter. London. July 26. To-day's race for the Goodwood Stakes resulted as follows: 1. PRINCE OXEDON. 2. LOOSE STRIFE. 3. GUISCARD. Nineteen ran. Won by three-quarters of a length, third one away. Betting: 100—6: 100—9: 100—8— Reuter.
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    HARBOUR BOARD WIN.
    163 12 Public Services Beaten By Odd Goal. riaying on thtir own ground at Cantonment Road, ihe Singapore Harbour B.ard defeated the Public Services in the Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League by the odd goal in three yesterday. It was a p:or game with both sets of forwards
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    R. S. F. C. EVENTS.
    75 12 New Date For S.C.C.'s Flying Day. The "Plying Day" for members of the S.C.C. and members of th3ir households, arranged by the Royal Singapore Flying Club, will now be held on Aug. 19 and 20. The Flying Club have also arranged for flights to be'
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    76 12 Th2 monthly mix 3d foursomes competition was played at the Garrison Golf Club on Tuesday. The following were the best returns: Mrs. Innes Miller and Mr. F. R. Hobbs 42— Tfc—34*4 Mr. and Mrs. R. Rentcn 43 7 —36 Mrs. S. P. Holmes-Smith and Mr. V. G.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    48 12 Eight ca ds were taken out for the ladies* fOtnOBM at the Keppel G. C. and the following were the two bes• scores returned: Mis. E. G. Mozar and Mrs. A. M. Low 15—15 u=29' L Mrs. E. Hitchman and Mrs. E. Litchf.sli 19 —17—32.
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    SECOND DIVISION SOCCER.
    461 12 Wilts Overrun The Harlequins. l SMASHING victory of 11—2 was what the A. Wilts II recorded in the Second Division oi tho S.A.F.A. League against the Harlequins at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Except for the first fifteen minutes the game was practically one sided. m:«.e particularly
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    CRICKET TEAMS.
    50 12 Nondescripts' team v. St. Joseph Institution on Saturday at McNair Road (N.C.C. grounds* at 2 p.m.: Samson de Silva (capt.). Choor Singh. J. N. Pernand:. F. iA. S. Hoole, Freddie Pereira. P. R. Forbes. P. M. Sirisena. I. Salim, A. Amarasekera, H. Bruyns. S. Sequiera. Reserve: A. Raham.
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    72 12 The combined Schools XI v. the combined Colleg-s on the Medical College ground on Sunday at 1 p.m. will be: A. Kotharl (A.C.S.). G. Valberg (R. 1.), M. Valberg (R. 1.), Thilianathen (R.l.>. J. Sanderson (S.A.S.). D. .Ross (S.A.S.). H. Boon <5.J.1.) icapt.), T*. Cordeiro (5.J.1.), G. Fernadez (5.J.1.). I.
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    YOUNG JOHNSON WINS.
    427 12 Guillermo Outpointed. THE PENANG BOXIVr BOOM. [A GOOD crowd of boxint fans gathered at the Fun and Frolic open-air arena in Penang for Tues day's programme in which the main fight was between Battling «iuillerrno and Young Johnson. The majority of the ..udience. horn somewhat dLsappointed with
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    HORLICKS B. P.
    121 12 Ties in the Horlicks B. P. tournament thit week-end will be played as follows: Saturday "A": Neo Kirn Poh v. Kw Sm Thye. "B" Tan Kirn Guan v. Joseph Enpta Chan Sak Cho:n v. Lim Som Chuan. "C" Peck Seek B?ng v. Te: Kirn Chwt". Cheong Siah
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    DOLMAN SHIELD SOCCER.
    42 12 Darul Aflah meet Sat Melayu K. Raja B" Division at Jalan Besar S edtOß) on Sunday in the M. F. A. Colhnan Shield League competition. Gat s open at 4 p.m. and the admissi.n charecs will be as usual.
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    1934 DAVIS CUP.
    52 13 Results In Qualifying Competition. Reuter. Dublin, July 25. I 'and in the qualifying Cop competition to-day p u »'t> to one. G v !n 'Germany) beat McGuire j -a. heal Prenz (Germany) Nourney 'Germany) beat 'Ireland), 5 —7, 6—2, X at McGuire (Ireland). 1 beM Rogers dre-
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    S.C.C. CRICKET.
    35 13 <t Rattt M College to-morrow and R A 'I' S C.C: <«*.>. J. A. Dean, P. p J McLi Cr niord. Major C. J X McCreanor, s. Kirk, P. -'i-an. L. R. p. Earle.
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    10 13 5 2 Batt. R. a. :o-day
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    LOCAL BASEBALL.
    205 13 Americans Beat Cubs In Thrilling Game. A thrilling finish brought victory to the American team over the Cubs in Sunday afternoon's battle at the grounds of Raffles Institution. This game was one of the hardest fought battles of the season and the American team was very fortunate to
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    S. R. C. CRICKET.
    46 13 S.R.C. team v. the R.A.F. on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the S.R.C.: H. R. Bartels, T. Leijssius, H. L. Balhetchet (c?;pt.), G. Tessensohn, G. E. N. Oehlers. P. d'Almeida, M. Cordciro. M. A. Wyatt, G. Loveday, R. T. Morrow, N. Sullivan.
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    LONDON—MELBOURNE AIR DERBY.
    534 13 Famous "Aces" To Race For £15,000 Prize. Bombay, July I. IN all parte of the world, famous and unknown pilots are making secret preparations for the London to Melbourne Flying Derby, which is tentatively scheduled to begin at Croydon on October 20, 1934. The Australian confectionery magnate.
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    MEDICOS AT CRICKET.
    244 13 Students Beat College Graduates. In the pnnual match between the Medical College students (Present) and the Graduates (Past) played en the College grounds on Sunday, the Present beat the Past by three wickets and 26 runs. The following are the scores: GRADUATES. Dr. Balasingham lbw. b. Willis
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    COUNTY CRICKET CLUBS.
    247 13 University Influence "Vital." London, June 29. JIHE suggestion that County Cricket ClubX should be allowed to tranfer the players who c c o a uTLtf ord to retain to «2X2 who could better use them, is made by "AndyDucat, the former cricket and football ta£national. in hi,
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    BADMINTON FRIENDLIES.
    102 13 Mercantile Institute Beat City High School. The Mercantile Institute beat the City High School at badminton on Friday at the "latterT, 1 court by four g mes to one. The match between D. Rodrigues (M.1.) and A. Anthony «C.H.S.» vas abandoned owing to failing of light. Scores (Mercantile
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    LORE'S BEAT SINCERE L.B.P.
    75 13 Loke's B.P. beat the Sincere Lads' B.P. by fcur games to one on Sunday ct the former s court. 331, North Bridge Road. Scores (Lokes players mentioned firsti: George Chen beat Warm Chin Inn 15-11,11-15, 15-7: Law Yin Fook lost to John Gann 10-15, 15-10, 7-15;
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    JOVIALS BEAT SERANGOON.
    118 13 The Jovialads Badminton Party beat the Scangoon Lads Badminton Party at the Jovial's court at Lim Tua Tow Road on Saturday by 5 games to 3. Scores (Jo\ialads players mentioned first):— Wee Bit Chay and Yeo Ong San lost to Lee V; ng Kuan and Yeo Khee
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    43 13 Government Monopolies S.C. team v. the Unison B.P. bn Saturday at the Marigold B.P.s court at 3.30 p.m.: Tan Miang Cheng, Let Jouy Seah, Ang Chwee Whatt. Quan Siew Chye, Quek Song Quee, Lee Peng Kwang, and Tan Chong Kiat. Reserve: Samuel Leong.
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    ROVERS B.P.
    47 13 The following are the winners of the Rovers B.P. (league system) tournaments: "A" SINGLES: Wee Cheng Hock, Low Poh San, Koh Yew Keng. "B" SINGLES: Ong Peck Koon, Ong Koon Hoe, Ong Chai Guan. "C" SINGLES: Teo Chin Ann, Ong Boon Beng, Teo Ch*ee Eng.
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    COLLEGES v. SCHOOLS.
    62 13 The following will repreient the combined Colleges against' the combined Schools on Sunday at 2 p.m. on the Medical College ground: Md. Din (MC), Tan Boon Beng (M.C.), S. Vellupillay (M.C.), L. Alvis (M.C.), W. Ess (M.C.), C. Alphonso (M.C.3, Ong Kirn Tin (M.C.), D. Ess (R.C),
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    THE FOOTBALL STADIUMS.
    86 13 C. L. Cheung writes suggesting that the Anson Road Stadium should follow the example set at the Jalan Besar Stadium by (1) opening the gates early for important matches, (2) by providing a separate entrance for the 25 cents class and (3) by reducing the charges for
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    GANDHI'S REQUEST TO VICEROY.
    960 14 Interview Refused. NO QUESTION OF BARGAINING. Poona, July 15. jyjß. Gandhi despatched at midnight a short message to the Private Secretary to the Viceroy, requesting an interview with the Viceroy with a view to exploring the possibility o f peace. It is understood that the Private
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      1069 14 HE HAD TO REDUCE. Easiest Way Proved The Best. A man who had been advised by his doctor to reduce writes thus: "I had put on weight to the extent of 206 lbs. This was excessive as I am only 5-ft. in height. My doctor advised me to reduce, and
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    British Committee Investigating Road Signs.
    119 15 REVOLUTIONARY CHANGES SUGGESTED. NEW SCHEME OF DIRECTION POSTS. SYSTEMS WHICH M4LAYA MAY ALSO A DOPT. Th L British Ministry of Transport is expected shortly to please for publication a report of far-reaching importance all)i interest to motorists not only in Britain but throughout Empire, for
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    CARS TO STOP BEFORE ENTERING MAINS.
    1469 15 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 22. SIXTEEN months ago there was sec Bp a Departmental Committee on Signals and Warning Signs, imendatioiu have been in >f the Ministry of Transport for some time and it is expected ♦hat the report will be published
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    MALAYAN ROADS AND BRIDGES.
    802 15 Automobile Association Bulletin. rr>HE following info: mat) ;n regarding Roads -I a: d Bridges in Malaya has be n issued by (ho Au cmobile As.;oci?.licn cf Malaya: ROADS. Singapore. Municipal:— Changi. Joo Chia'. Tanjong Katong anU GtCVe Rds.—Civil Aerodrome Construction Rly: —Crc-sings—C:' ut ioi. New-ten Circus.
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    The 1933 Big Twlic' Standard Saloon.
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    NO-TROUBLE MILEAGE.
    97 15 Some remarkable examples of no-trouble mileages have been quoted recently by Overseas owners of Thcrnycroft vehicles. In the case of a bus run by the Inter-City Motor Services, of Christchurch, N.Z.. nothing had to be done beyond the precautionary replacement of piston rings when the machine was overhauled
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    PRINCES' FLEETS OF CARS.
    178 15 Humber-Hilmans Popular In India. MANY of India's ruling Pcinces are enthusiftatk devotees cf the British car. and it is no uncommon thing for some of the more Influential to paSHM a whole flert cf them. Three of the most famous arp, perhaps, ineir Highnesses the Maharajah
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    'WIZARD' AS A SUBMARINE.
    177 15 Car Carried 50 Yards Down River. Those acquainted with motoring conditions ln some countries overseas will no doubt have very real sympathy with the Transvaal owner of a Hillnrrn wizard. Being driven across a river drift neai Umtata, the car was carried away by the force
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    “MISS AMERICA'S” RECORD.
    36 15 Confirmation has now been issued by the International Motor Yachting Union of the speed reccrd attained by 'Miss America X" at 108.48 knots or 124.86 .tatute miles per hour —200.9 kiloms. per hour.
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      300 16 M. HASSAN. T2LECTRICA L AN D A TEW CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras liasah Road. SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 3411. TO LET. SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductions of Rents from Ist August, 1933.
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      625 16 THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE TO LET. TO LET—Newly built houses at Genting Lane, off MacPherson Road. Rent $15. Apply at 35, Genting Lane. TO LET—Seaside Bungalow, at Siglap, furnished, by day or month. Apply Yeo Chiang Swee, 153, Grove Road. 'Phone 7405. TO LET—3. Ramsgate Rd., off Grove Rd.,
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      402 16 WANTED. WANTED—Second hand Morris-Cowley. Price and particulars to Box 182. o o M.T. WANTED—Batu Karang. Quote pr load (tongkang) landed Kuala Ponggol. 183, c o M.T. FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Four D.C. Linotype motors, each X H.P., also the following four large D.C. motors, each of 460 volts, one three H.P.,
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      506 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 SU, 3 LOW PENG HO, Plaintiffs and LOW SOON WAH (f) Defendant
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