Malaya Tribune, 28 July 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX, -No. 177 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, July 28, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1933.
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      134 1 r h In the oval flask. PURE FRESH MILK \m\mi I SAFE MILK FOR II N C ONVENIENT FORM 1 EVERY PURPOSE. t KLIM POWDERED MILK OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES. DISTRIBUTORS GETZ BROS. CO. j The AUSTIN 10-4 ROADSTER. 1" A two-seater smart little car that will "TZZIZZZZIZH
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      215 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 geld coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. I I WHY DOES EVERYONEI j Himalaya
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — Speed Craze.
    184 2 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Speed Craze. THE craz.- for speed io an unlimited extent mus. lead only to disaster In every any life. The decision of the British Government not to spend the taxpayers* money in an effor. to regain the world ■peed record in the air recently wrested
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    State Lottery.
    222 2 THE authorities know as well as anysouy that no amount of legislation can stop log; especially on turf event?, and why they do not extend the betting tax so as to embrace all sweepstakes it is difficult to understand. The tax was imposed for revenue purpo es. and
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    Empire Marketing Board.
    236 2 BRITISH Malaya has benefited so greatly from the operations of the Empire Marketing Board that it canno. afford to disretai.U the danger there appears to be of that wiy useful Imperial organisation being dissolved, on the recommendation of the Imperial Committee on Economic Consultation and Co-operation. 1
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    S.S.A. AND SCHOOL FEES.
    412 2 Discussion Adjourned To Next Meeting. j AT the meeting of the committee of the straits Settlements (Singapore) Association Pi eslay the new scale of school fees was d at some length and it was finally o cr until the next ■eaten time for furl her rqarldtratiop.
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    SILVER PLAN NOT GOOD ENOUGH?
    252 2 American Outburst. LAST DAY OF THE CONFERENCE. Reuter. Salt Lake City, July 26. that no silver plan is sound which does not recognise silver as basic money, Mr. Montferry, President of the American Silver Producers Association, said that independent United States action was indicated quite
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      160 2 SANDWICH PASTE Tuck i* Chil' f SALAD <■■ Tr>- |q lab Modt t> V; Make Duty a Pleasure BY Using Gibbs Dentifrice As a rule children do not like the necessary task of cleaning their teeth. Ii you give them each a handy compact tin cf Gibbs Dentifrice, they will
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      341 2 beware of imitations of Why this supreme lonic-food cannot be equalled. fj^Cl^^. Proof of "Ovaltine's" superior quality value as a food-DCverag-* is found the intra mw2?H number cf imi.ations on the market. All innt.r XiwtJ m\ have to agree that "Ovaltine' is made from tip Bn y combination of food-ingredients
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      40 2 NUGGET BOOT POLISH gives a brilliant lasting shine with a minimum of effort. Use it daily on your shoes, not only for appearance's sake but also because it preserves the leather. A.P.8.2F. SOLE AGENTS: HENRY WAUGB CO., LTD., B.S. F.M.B.
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      57 2 ASTHMA. Guaranteed Surest and Speediest Cure m all Ha stages wltl.out relapse. No mat-er has failed. Ask for particulars. Dr. Sn?rmw. Baliabhanga, (Faridpur). Bengal j THIS CAMERA WILL HELP YOU TO BETTER RESI'LTn I The Ikonta Novar F6.3 Size 2 V 1 3 Catalogues and price list on raat»«* I
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      534 2 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies (n Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This DtJ.t in prwidcd specially for them. Secretaries nic invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest tcill still be included in She
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      164 2 Buona Vista Road, 3 p.m. Attendance compulsory. Blue Eagle's 8.P.: General meeting, Mr Goh Teow Guan's rseidence, 9, Lorong 25. Geylang 10 a.m. Attendance compulsory. Telok Ayer Epworth League: Dovotlonal ireeting, church hall. 8 p.m. Straits Chinese Epworth League: Devotional meeting, 5.30 p.m. Speaker. Mr. F. Barnes. Subject, "John Wesley
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    "TRIBUNE" CHINA NEWS SERVICE THE LOST CHINESE WARSHIPS.
    215 3 Plane Search: Offer Rejected. Hongkong, July 4. GENERAL Chen Chi-tang has despatched three aeroplanes to scout for the three warships of the North-esstern Squadron. According to independent reports, the captairs of these three warships have sent a joint wireless message to Mr.
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    WOOSUNG WAR ZONE.
    121 3 Ma Chan-Shan At Epic Scene. Shanghai. July 3. General Ma Chan-shan paid a visit to the Woosung war-zone yesterday accompanied by a number of his followers. At Woosung he was given a rousing welcome by the local population. Throughout the trip General Ma was closely protected by
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    TIBETIAN RULERS.
    117 3 Relations Of Dalai And Panchan Lamas. Nanking. July 5. The Government has received a telegram fiom the represent3tive of the Panchan Lama now in Lhassa reporting that the Balai Lama has already expressed his readiness to welcome the Panchan Lama back to Tibet whenever the inter chooses to
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    VIEW ON HUNAN.
    117 3 Mr. Wu Tze-Huci On Need For Communications. Shanghai, July 3. Mr. Wu Tze-hutl. a veteran Kuomintang leader, has returned here from a trip to Hunan. He paid high tribute to the provincial authorities of that province for the efficient manner in which peace and order is maintained
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    DR. H. H. KUNG.
    108 3 His Departure To Shanghai Postponed. Shanghai. July 3. Dr. H. H. Kung. who was to leave fcr Sl.ansl last week, is still in Shanghai and has postponed his departure for the north indefinitely. The Ford 'plane sent from Nanchang to carry Dr. Kung to Taiyuan has
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    ANOTHER STRIKE.
    84 3 Silk (Workers Resent Cuts In Allowances. Shanghai, July 13. Because the Chinese silk factories In Chapei attempted to reduce the Sunday allowances of the workers by eight cents, all the workers in the twelve Chinese silk factories in, Chapai struck again yesterday. The trouble was first started in
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    SZECHUEN CIVIL WAR.
    266 3 Allied Armies' Rapid Advance. Chengtu. July 11. '"THE Allied forces are continuing their advance m*±E5F2i after the ot enerai li« wen-huei which are now in full re.reat. The £E der General Ten **-*°u, after capturing Chengtu, kept advancing and have now reached Shuangliu. cn°min lhc 11 1
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    "REDS" SURROUNDED.
    135 3 Anti-Communist Campaign In Kiangsi. Nanchang, July 14. Acting under the instructions of General Chiang Kai-Shek, troops from Kiangsi, Kwangtung. Fukien. Kwangsi, Hunan, Hupeh, Anhuei and Chekiang provinces have practically surrounded the Communist area in Southern Kiangsi. Wtih the exception of a single detachment of Communists which has escaped
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    SHIPWRECK VICTIMS.
    118 3 Rescued People Expected In Shanghai. Shanghai, July 13. According to information frcm the China Merchants' Steam Navigation Company, the victims of the Toor.an" shipwreck are coming to Shanghai on board the ss. "Hsin Feng," ot the same Company, from Tientsin. The group is expec ed to jrrive en
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    SHANGHAI TO BERLIN.
    99 3 North-Western Air Route From China. Shanghai. July 15. The Eurasia A via" ion Company is now making feverish preparations for the extension of the North-western air route from Tihua to Tachen, in Sinki3ng, so as to establish connections with the air route to Berlin. The authorities of
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    FIFTY DAYS' MARCH.
    85 3 Sun Troops Leaving Charhar On Foot. Peiping, July 14. The troops under General Sun Tien-ying have begun to move westward from Charhar on foot. It s said that they cannot reach Paotouchen, in Suiyuan. before Aug. 1. At Paotouchen General Sun's troops will undergo a thorough reorganization
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    TEST FLIGHT TO CANTON.
    58 3 Shanghai, July 3. The first test flight on the new ShanghaiCanton air route will be made from the Lunghua aerodrome early this morning. The 'plane will fly southward along the coast. The distance between Shanghai and Canton is 1,083 miles, which the China Aviation Company expects
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      276 3 djßSg smoked mmmm %o Vf if M wherever the JlLl ri 9ht people meet-they *H mm Save the Coupons TtJFID Handsome Gifts Obtainable. nLIK SOLE AGENTS J| I I I I j i j i HENRY WAUGH Co., Ltd., I/|I I l\ I Singa pcre. Penang. Kuala Lumpur. rS I
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    Shipping News & Notices. "REGULATED OUT OF EXISTENCE."
    786 4 Shipping News Notices. "REGULATED OUT OF EXISTENCE." Shipbrokers' President Hull's Trade. rpHE 15th annual general meeting zt tin Humber District Association of Chartered Shipbrokers was held recently, presided over by Sir Arthur Atkinson, the Hull shipowner. Mr. T. H. Stone (Messrs. W. A. Massey nnC Sens. Ltd.* in proposing the
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    GERMAN AFRICA LINE.
    180 4 Accounts For The Year Shows A Loss. The profit and loss accoun; of the Woermann Line A. G. Hamburg shows a gross profit of 2,429,088 rm., against which are soc.al charges, t3xes and interest amounting to 2,701,787 rm. In view of the heavy depreciation carried out in
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    AT BORDEAUX.
    821 4 Notable Additions To Facilities. fPHE new landing stapc of Le Verdon has M been put into service without any official eremony. N w imrs bring new demands, and .o be up-'o-datc the port of Bordeaux badly leeded deep water quay space for large ships. For many years it
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    SALVAGE CLAIM.
    676 4 Dismissed By Court Of Appeal. IN the Court of Appeal, before Lords Justices Scrutton, Greer and Romer, sit ing with Captain H. T. Pritchard and Captain W. H. Parker as nautical assesors, the Gamecock S earn Towing Co., Ltd., of London, owners of the steam tug Atlantic Cock,
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    SHIPPING BOARD'S FUTURE.
    611 4 Owners' Concern As To Building Loan. FEARS are entertained in the United States that President Roosevelt's executive order contemplating the abolition of the Shipping board and tbe transfer of its functions, along with those of the Merchant Fleet Corporation, to the Department of Commerce may seriously affect
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      484 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. Cj— P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. BHUTAN 6,000 Aug. 3
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      189 4 iWIIOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated hi Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. arvr*POßF to ITALY AND CHINA CaElng at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND t IiINA Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suet, Port Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Port said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. Said, Brindisi, Venice and Tries**, m v "TERGESTEA" Aug.
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      205 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LLNIE Deutac* Hakvll Australlsche Dampfschins J C Creselk-chafi (Companies incorporated in Germany > OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. s.s. BOCHUM. via Mrnila Aug. 6 t m.s. DUISBURG. via Manila Aug 22 m.s. RUHR, via Manila Spt 7 t m.s. SAUERLAND. via Manila S-pt 19 ss.
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      564 4 STEAMER jjAHJNfo, norddeutscher LL OYD f TlffilfdJ incorporated ra The undernoted an the Company's fixtures:— OUTWARDS. S "SAALE" for Manila. Hongkong Shanghai, N. China and Japan Am S "LAHN" for Manila, Hongkong North China and Japan A "TRAVE" for Manila, Hongkong 14 Shanghai, North China and Japan Aug a HOMEWARDS.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    410 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 a.m. The following tin share quotations are issued by Fra.tr and Co.. exchange and stock brokers: Sfe BuycrB> I*""* |San Kumuang Tin 27|6 30j- tra Halßf 28;6 30Bttasa Tin 13|9 14|6 JJ v:\; Dg 0.95 1.00 £1 Baagriß Tin 18|3 ttf im
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    101 5 IfctCED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyer». Sellers. Singapore Municipal (1901) 5 per cent. 105 110 nom Blr.jrapore Municipal 1907) 44 per cent. 104 lOt nom Singapore Municipal »liJC9) 44 per cent. 104 10( nom B.r.eapurc Municipal (1913) 4 p*r cent. 100 103 nam oospore
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    266 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN RECOVERS A LITTLE. Rubber Weak On Adverse News. 'By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Friday, noon. To-Day*s Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 12% cts., down IV4 cts. Market Tone: Weaker. Tin (Singapore), $110Vo, up $1. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 4 5 32d., down 1 16d. Market
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    PETROL PRICES.
    159 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit In 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1 18 SheU Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British
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    ULU PANDAN RUBBER.
    446 5 "irreducible Minimum" Of Expenditure. The annual general meeting cf the Ulu Pandan (Singapore) Rubber Estates. Ltd., washed yesterday at the registered office oi the company, French Bank Building. Singapore. The Hon. Mr. S. Q. Wong was in the chair and among those present were Messrs. C. V.
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    PALM OIL PRICES.
    91 5 Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd.. forward tha following latest buyers' prices for Malayan Paioi Oil and Palm Kernels: PALM OIL IN BULK. c.i.f. landed weights New York-Philadelphia 3.70 cen-- (U.S. currency) per lb. c.Lf. landed weights USA. Pacific Ports 3.62 cents (U.S. currency* per lb. c.l.f. landed
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    COTTON FUTURES.
    153 5 U.S. Traders Surprised By Government. Reuter. New York, July 27, The Government's purchase cf cotton futures has surprised most traders. The view is expressed that the purchases are probably connected with the liquidation of production loans and preparations by the Administration to complete the acquisition cf a sufficient
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    RUBBER MARKET.
    295 5 Steady Tone Prevails At The Auctions. There has again been a large business transacted in all positions, state Messrs. Guthrie and Co in their rubber report of July 27. Continued rumours regarding restriction in London and profit taking by speculators in NewYork have been the cause of considerable
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    FUNDS PLENTIFUL.
    187 5 Redeposit Of Withdrawals In U.S.A. Money market supplies have been plentiful 'hough not so overly abundant as in Apr:'., states the monthly review of the National City Bank of New York. During May the average of excess reserves for New York banks was $84,000,000 against $143,000,000 in April,
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    TEMPEH (JAVA) RUBBER.
    86 5 The report of the Tempeh (Java) Rubber Plantations for 1932 states that the revenue of the English company amounted to £479. After charging the Dutch company's loss of £3,751 and London expenditure there was a loss for the year of £5,199 (against £3 614 for 1931), of
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    14 5 Mr. Arthur P. Booth (69). director of Glendon Rubber Company, left £12.417 (net, eu.soi).
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    EXPORT TRADE IN PINEAPPLES.
    325 5 Singapore Conference Yesterday. ttr g Tempany. Director of Agriculture for the Straits Settlements and the r.M.s., came to Singapore for a conference at Government House yesterday of leadine pineapple packers, to discuss the proposed new legislation which aims at control of the industry with a view
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    MONEY MARKET.
    59 5 Sterling's Ail-Round Weakness. Reuter. London, July 27. The main feature of the exchange market today was- the general all-round weakness of sterling. The dollar opened at 4.63 4 but strengthened to 4.534 on commercial demand and a certain amount, of buying. Preach francs bettered from 85.31 to 34.87
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    EXPORTS OF PINEAPPLES.
    63 5 During the week ending July 15, 1933. exports from Malayan p:rts amounted to 54.233 cases of which 36.911 cases were to the United Kingdom. 1.675 cases to the Continent of Europe. 9,560 cays to Canada and 6.087 cases elsewhere! for the period Jan. 1. 1933, to July
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    WAY-HALIM ESTATES.
    59 5 Lass of the Way-Halim (Sumatra) Estates for the year to March 31. £2 202 (against £3,989 for 1931-32). After credi ing £738 transferred from income-tax reserve the debit balance carried forward Ls increased from £2.904 to £4,368. Floating assets. £2,233: creditors and incometax reserves. £3,202. The rubber croj
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    HARIMAU RUBBER.
    17 5 Profit to March 31 £199. plus £3.724 brou-ht m. making £3,923 which is carried forward"
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    375 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations an issued by Fraser acd Co and LyaU ana Evatt: Issue Value. Fraser LyaU ft t Shares. Co. Beat* 1 Allenby $0.75 »0.85 $0.70 $0.85 I Alor Gajah 0.60 0.70 0.55 0.65 IA. Hitam 1.00 1.30
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    GENERAL.
    275 5 GENKRAL. FRASER CO.'S QUOTATTOfttt. a m i i CLOSING QUOTATIONg. 3 > S, > Buyers. Sellers. $2 Alex. Brick Pref. $1.10 $1.1» $2 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. nom £1 B. Amerl. Tobacco 105 3 111 3 $10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 5.30 5.40 £1 £1 C. Tin Pr-jf. 7 p.c.
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      49 5 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO MP ANT, LOOTED. MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT M)vmi CURRENT KATI I. L. O, MARGOLIOUTH, 2. Plnlayson Green. EASTERN UNITED •«sU*Aj|Cl CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND personal accident insurance. *> Q JOHNSON: General Manatw. omcE wo 4. Cecil Street. Singapore
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      92 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almeida Street Authorised and Subscribed capital n.ooo.ooo Paid-up-Capital £1.000.000 Reserve Fund and Rest S 500,000 agin OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta, Colombo. Karachi. Madras. Amaca, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra. Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed
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      56 5 WATCH IT CROW! Yearly Interest Paid to Yod Quarterly Put a few dollars away regularly and watch your bank balance grow. As an incentive to your thrift THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK puys interest quarterly. Begin your saving now. 11' H f\ i (VT M IMI m Ĕ
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      242 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee Cheng,
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      258 6 I IgĔmWE&ĔĔSm TO-NIGHT IUSSLWmWSI 6.15 9.15 j FOX'S GOLD MEDAL PRODUCTION !s I "ZOO II BUDAPEST" j with GENE RAYMOND j and LOHETTA YOUNG j I An Innocent child lost in a Zoo. j A runaway orphan, escaping j from a mistress— j Never have such beautiful scenes |^lß^jflß|^L'\ j
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      260 6 Amnsem exit s I NIGHTLY! A 6.15-9.15 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Gayest and Sauciest Comedy of the Year! John Barrymore Diana Wynyard in Reunion in Vienna 99 1 1 RISKING DEATH FOR A KISS—It :i fugitivo/ KfS 6<5 TCNiOHY 9 '^JEm I A RIOT OF FUN, MUSIC, SONG AND DANCE "SLEEPLESS NIGHTS" j
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    INTERVIEW WITH GANDHI.
    1037 7 Prison In Few Days VICEROY'S REFUSAL TO PARLEY. JJECLINIXG on his cot with friends seated around, Mr. Gandhi gave his first Press interview since his last fast. Asked about his immediate programme he stated he was going to Sabarmati Ashram simply for tho sake of visiting the
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    CONSTRUCTION OF A WILL.
    632 7 Correct Expenditure Of Moneys. MR. Justice Mills delivered Judgment ye»terday in connection with a Chinese will ase in which Chang Kaai Lon" an infant, bp his next friend, Chin Kin Po alias Tan fay Poh is plaintiff and Messrs. H. H. Bu leld and Soh Beng
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    RIGHT OF PRIVATE DEFENCE.
    248 7 Verdict In Stabbing Case. JOHORE NEWS (From Our Own Corretpondentj Johore Bahru. July 26. A FTER a hening which lasted three whole ■ill 2% th first case of murder on the BaHey* fore the Hon Mr J A. S. J»£J*t Whi s h Samy 1100 an
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    "KING'S HOUSE."
    398 7 Sunday. Juiy 16. In the Mental His Excellency and LadClementi and Miss dementi attended by Mi J. Curtis, private eacratary, and Mr R Alo r nta, A D C Mt to At noon H. H. The Regent of Kedah eaU* on His Exc-llency a; Bakar Bata and teSn
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    UNSEEN MASTERPIECES.
    66 7 Dresden. Paintings previously withheld from public exhibition are being shown in the rooms of th Saxon Art Association in connection with the bicentennial celebration- of th? death of King August the Strong. Of the Baroque period, the pictures are representative of m"ny nations, and are being shown until
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    90 8 lira. Tan Ye* Chay and family b:g to convey then sinc:re thanks to a!l friends and relatives who attended the night visit ar.d fur..rai of the hue Mr. Tan Yew Chay, and to those who s.nt flcv.e:s and condolences in their tad b n avement. Dr. <uid
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    PERMANENT CONTROL.
    691 8 The World Economic Conference has ended. That will be the average man's opinion after perusal of the latest telegrams from London. The j probability is that, in the broadest J sense, the Conference has only just begun. On the surface it would appear that the W.E.C. has adjourned
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    240 8 Comments By The Way. LANDMARKS familiar to those who lived in Singapore but ten years ago are fast disappearing one after the other. How many people who enter the Capitol Theatre to-day recall that It was the site of the Sailors' Institute of le s than
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    Estate Costs.
    237 8 CONGRATULATIONS have been extended to the management of a Perak estate which has reduced its costs for the producUon oi rubber below two cents per pound. The achievement is considerable, but is not unique, though few of the estates (and they ara few; which can equal the achievement,
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    China Floods.
    192 8 that Ncrth China would again be 4 .'ubjected to widespread flooding are not entirely removed, although rhe immediate danger of an inundation has passed for the time being. The Yangtsze. however, is falling at an extraordinarily slow rate, in spite of the fact that th? weather has been
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Alor Star.
    51 8 The funeral of Mr. Ah Kong whose death occurred at Alor Star on Saturday took pia-e at the Chine c c burial ground coif Jalan Langgar) the following day. Deceased leaves behind several grandchildren. The chief Chines.; priest of Alor Star Chinese Temple
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    Penang.
    38 8 Eight Chinese were fined $2 each by the Penang Police Magistrate, Mr. D. Wills, 8 ;,e--quel to a on premise? In Cintra Street at 9 p.m. when accused were playing a game Of dominoes for small stakes.
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    Kuantan.
    44 8 Several trees fell along Gambang Road and interrupted telephone communication as the -esult of a storm. Road traffic was also temporarily suspended along the Jerantut-Kuantan road by the fell of trees at the 31st mile a.s well as near the Gambang police station.
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    Bukit Mertajam.
    45 8 The Methodist Church, Bukit Mertajam was .he scene of a pretty wedding between Mils Janet Gertrude Rosalind De Sllva and Mr William Henry Pope, of Ipch. The Revered Reinochl and the Reverend Rajamoney cfheiated. The bride was given away by MDavid Simon. y
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    124 8 Mr. J. A. Hunter, M.C.S., is leaving shortly for Singapore to organise the Malayan Establishment Office there. His Highness the Sultan of Selangor at the Selangcr State Council expressed his appre- ciafion of the valuable assistance Mr Savage Bailey had rendered as a member of Council and his
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    Klang.
    52 8 At the annual general meeting of the Klang Chinese Maternity Hospital it was Hated donations and subscripUons for the year wrc $2,185 and expenditure $4,628.60. During the year 509 patients were treated in the hosnital Of the babies, born 271 were males and 212 female:. Twins were born on
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    Sungei Lembing.
    49 8 The roofs of several shophouses near tho market collapsed owing to the fall of trees during a gale and many persons narrowiy escaped injur* The roof of the bungalow occupied by Mr. A. S. Samuel. As tstant SfaparIntendent of the Pahang Consolidated Co Ltd., was blown away.
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    Taiping.
    54 8 Vat Sin Kee, an English-speaking Chinese who pleaded guilty on two charges of voluntarily causing hurt and house-trespass with intent to commit the offence cf mischief was sentenced to pay a fine of $100 cr, in default to serve two months' r.i. on the first charge and six months'
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    485 8 BY "LOOKER-ON" "Till we meet again" seems UI been the motto of the farcin es at the W.E.C. But moTofft delegates said it with tongue in ,L It may not be easy to persuade t?" Governments to spend another mill t pounds on such an abortive affair
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    On Other Pages.
    28 8 CLUB DIARY, on page 2. CHINA NEWS, on page 3. SPORTS NEWS, on page IS. RADIO PROGRAMME, on page I* CINEMA NEWS, on pase IS
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    NATIONS' MAD RACE FOR ECONOMIC ARMAMENTS.
    106 9 WORLD CONFERENCE UNABLE TO STOP IT. FAREWELL SPEECHES AT CLOSE OF SESSION. Bureau To Continue. Holland Bitterly Disappointed: France Expects Results. The World Conference broke up yesterday for an indefinite adjournment, leaving t he Bureau to consider the question of recalling the delegates as
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    USEFUL WORK OF EXPLORATION.
    1824 9 Reuter. London, July 27. WITH a single knock of his hammer, Mr. MiieDonald declared the .es>ion of the World Economic Conference ended. Delegates trooped cut after Senator Cox, on behalf of lhe Conference, had thanked His Majesty for opening the ConItrenee. Mr. Mac Donald for his
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    DEATH OF GENERAL MUTO.
    132 9 Posthumous Creation As Baron. JLFU1 VIII Tokyo, July 27. THE death took place to-day of Marshal Muto, Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese forces in Manchuria.—Reuter. [Earlier messages revealed, with dramatic suddenness, that Marshal Muto had collapsed, and was in a critical condition, with gallstones in the bladder.]
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    MARSHAL CHANG.
    128 9 Leaving His Sons In British University. Reuter. Paris. July 27. "I have formed a high opinion of the French fighting services" declared Marshal Chan? Hsi h Liang in an address to the Press to-day. Sino-French relations had always been excellent and they were growing cLser daily. He added
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    NO REVOLT IN PORTUGAL.
    466 9 Government Action. LOCAL CONSULATE'S STATEMENT. alarming reports of a pending revolutionary outbreak in Portugal have been received from Madrid, there is hardly likely to be trouble, according to a statement issued by Consulate-General for Portugal in Singapore. The statement reads: Although the Reuter message of yesterday
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    SINGAPORE BASE.
    112 9 Maintenance Cost Of Monitor. I Reuter. London, July 27. IN the House of Commons to-day. replying to Mr. Seymour Cooks (Lab., Brorxtone). who asked the reasons for sending the monitor "Terror" to Singapore as a base ship. Sir Bolton Eyres-Monsell said that the development of the naval base
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    EMPIRE STABILITY.
    148 9 Ottawa Pact And Exchange Rates. London. July 27. The Empire Delegates to the World Eccnoaiic Conference including those of Britain have issued a 'tatement signed by all except the Irish Free State delegate who has referred the matter to Dublin. The declaration expresses satisfaction with the results of
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    DR. LIM BOON KENG.
    42 9 Dr. Lim Boon Keng, Piesiden; of Amoy University, left yesterday by the "Van Heutsz,' re:urnlng to China. A large number of friends saw him off at the boat. Mrs. Lim is remaining for the time being in Singapore
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    U.S. NAVAL BASE IN CHINA?
    108 9 Japan Keeping A Close Watch. Shanghai, July 28. JAFANESE reports allege that a certain U.S. gunboat has unloaded machine guns and other mechanical parts at Amoy, Pukien. A loan of $10,000,000, it is further alleged, has been raised by Americans for the construction of the
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    RESTRICTION PARLEY.
    110 9 REVISION OF THE SCHEME A Few Weeks' Delay. Malayan Govt. To Be Consulted. Reuter. The Hague, July 27. QBJECTIONS which arose to the Anglo-Dutch Rubber Growers' Association restriction scheme at this afternoon's conference between Dr. Van Der Waals, head of the economic section of the Colonial Office and
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    ALLEGATION OF ACTOR.
    406 10 ANALYST FINDS DATUR Inspector s Story. Denies Striking: Accused. two and a half days' hearing, the case was again adjoinned yesterday at the Singapore Assize Court, before Mr. Justice (ierahty and a common jury, in which Sinnathamhy. a middle-aged Tamil, is charged with attempting to administer to
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    ILLEGAL "HOME BREW."
    253 10 Distiller Who Jumped Into Pond. Tan Van Kin. Tan 800 Keng and St ah Ah Sit were charged before the Third Magistrate (Mr. M. H. Blacker* yesterday with distilling liquor without a licence at Puiau Minyak on the morning of July 21. The fir.-t accused pleaded guilty.
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    "EASTERN LOCARNO."
    87 10 Hungary's Entry To Be Debated In Italy. Reuter Wireless. R me, July 25. Docior Gomboes, the Hungarian Premie: and Herr De Kanya. the Foreign Minister, will arrive here to-night. II L- understood they will discuss Hungary's entry into the "Eastern Locarno" Pact and the possibility of international conversations
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    NEWS CONTROL.
    40 10 Government And Journals In Siam. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bmgkok. .inly a The Bangkok, newspapers have been notified by the Ministry of Defence that they must not publish news referring to the Army or Navy from now on.
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    HIGHER SCHOOL FEES.
    732 10 Last Night's Inter-Club Debate. UNANIMOUS was lh(* voting, against the introduction of rny increase of school fees, in the inter-club debate held last night at the Institute Hall of the Chinese Christian Association. The motion was: "That this House oppose? '.he introduction of my increase of school
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    DEATH OF MISTRESS.
    225 10 Lover Committed To Assizes. fpHE preliminary inquiry into the death of a ■l Chinese woman, Poh Tee, was held yesterday before the Third Magistrate (Mr. M. K. Elacker). The accused, Quek Seow Ting, is charged with the murder of his mistress at 3 a.m. on June 26
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    29 10 Miss Ena Hope, the youngest daughter oi Mr and Mrs. J. L. Hope, of Ipoh. is la F.atu oajah Hospital, following an operation for appendicitis. She is progressing favourably
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    EVANGELIST IN COURT.
    368 10 Away To Cells. ASSAULT ON POLICE CONSTABLE. I I HAVE been starving-, sir, since last nieht and my head is not quite richt bald a mt.n IB the dock in the Third Court yesterday 1 He was a seventy-six-yea:: old Tamil named Samuel Green Ljc. said to
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    WHEAT AGREEMENT.
    130 10 Adjournment To Adjust Difficulties. Reuter. London, July 27. WHILE 110 agreement nas yet been reached. tliere are reasonable prospects that the present difficulties will be adjusted if further consi 1 aticns are arranged, states an official communique concerning the wheat restriction discussion»;. which have been adjourned till Aug.
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    CHINESE WIFE'S CLAIM.
    79 10 Loses Suit For Restitution Of Conjugal Rights. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. July 27. In the Supreme Court. Kuala Lumpur ~c--day. the Chief Justice the Hon. Mr Justit* ~i X aUecket. Terrell dismissed with costthe action brought by Choi Wai Yong (Sri Cheong Weng Chan) against
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    88 10 The Municipal healih statement for tho week ended July 22 gives the total number of deaths as 178. The death rate was 19.39 f*cmpared with 18.95 in the preceding week and 19.57 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death wtre: Pneumonia 32, phthisis 25. convulsions
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    30 10 Mr. R. j. Bee, P.W.D. Engineer, Ipoh. has ?one to the Cameron Highlands to make a reconnaisance for a possible road down into the Kinta Valley from the Telom Volley.
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    BIG CIVIL WAR IN CHINA.
    335 10 Feng v. Nanking. "will not, Yield AN iNCH." Shanghai, July 28. I JT is reported that the Central troops under Gen. Pong Ping Fun have «'la.shed with Gen. Feng Yu Hsiang'.i vanguards at Sintsangtse, near Kalgan. The reason given is that v regiment of Gen.
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    SUGAR SUBSIDY.
    155 10 Continuation Prelude To Rationalisation. Reuter. London. July 27 r VHE British subsidy on sigar and molas>e: manufactured from home grown beet which lapses on Sept. 30, 1934. will be continued for twelve months. The Minister for Agriculture, announcing this in the House or Commons said that the subsidy
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    DEATH AFTER SCANDAL.
    328 10 Body On Road: Coroner's Inquest Resumed. The Singapore Coroner (Mr. F. G. Bourne) recorded further evidence this morning in connection with the death of Bakrom bin Haji Hussain. a Boyanese motor-car driver whose body was found on the road. It is alleged tnat the man was murdered
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    GAUMONT'S GREAT ACHIEVEMENT.
    556 10 Pavilion Audience's Enthusiasm. AT THE CINEMAS WHEN a Singapore cinema audience, at thend of a show, stands up and spontaneously applauds the production it goes without saying that th. 1 evening's cut. rtainm"nt has been thoroughly appreciated. Las;, right thL< happened at the Pavfiloii fitter the screening
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    "Partners" At The Marlborough.
    47 10 "Pawner-." a Brat rwh RKO-Pathe ptetttre, •xmmenccd a easoa at .he Marlborough e->--terday. It is a western, starring Tom Kecne. lhe cowboy star. A film full of thrills, action, omauce and comedy. H should appeal Bo all, especially Btose of the younger generation.
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    MR. TAN YEW CHAY.
    151 10 Death Of Local Insurance Agent. j I The death took place on Monday morning at the General Hospital, after a protracted illness, of Mr. Tan Yew Chay. agent and c mpradore of the Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co Ltd. Born in Malacca in 18T8. he
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    S.S. TRADE COMMISSION.
    86 10 .The 39th. 40th and 41st meetings of the Straits Settlements Trade Commission weie held in the Council Ch mber. Singapore, on July 25. 26 and 27. Evidence we.s taken from Mr. Joseph Evans (proprietor. Messrs. Evans Co.) on the subject of the produce trade of Singapore, and
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    MALAY CYCLIST HURT.
    41 10 Knocked down by a motor-lorry in Sfa«Bß> Road yesterday aLernoon a Malay cvcllst fUitained severe injuries. Hp was picked up unconscious and Weeding from nasty rut' about the head. Internal injuria? are suspected. The ambulance was In attendance.
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    SECOND DIVISION SOCCER.
    36 10 The Medical College conceded a walk-ov r to the Malay II yesterday in the Second Division of the S.A.F.A. League. The match was scheduled to be played at the JMan Bes r Stadium.
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    PROSPERITY PUSH.
    339 10 U.S.A. AMP 4 ifY advances Chevrolet Wages. Wheat Restriction: s a i. In East. M Reuter. Washington, j u|v NEWSPAPER appeals, and street-corner oration been combined to launch the bir sperity push to-day. Aert»planeli!? distributed 77 million blank employers all over the StetesaJi whole country has been pbstewdJJ
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    PORK PRICES.
    249 10 Seremban Sanitary Hoard Action. (From Our Own Ccrrnpondcnt.) Seremban. July 26 At the monthly meetine of the Senrnt»" Unitary Board this nilIlllH Che Hamob bin Abdullah. M.C.S.. presidin::. the chairman informed th? board, that be had reedad a request from Mr (Ml Civ. Thye. proprietor of the N.S.
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    CONSTABLE INJURED.
    94 10 Capt. Cameron In Court Again. i Capt. E. P. Cameron irt by is on a Charge of causi 1 1 nsh drlvir.e.. also failii an accident, m de y< i fore the courts agam Ihi rnorna*. t The case is .1 sequel 1 curved at th< junctloi n
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      69 10 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Testerday. sight 55* Bright Min. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp Stations. Deg. P. inches. Hours. Deg. 2 Ajcrstar 85 0 .73 0.9 74 Sitiawan 90 0 32 18 K. Trengganu 88 1.77 2 4 -1 Bukit Jeram 85 0.02 0 6 -0 Malacca 84
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    89 11 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING ESSELS IN PORT. 40«- too*, Irom Tumpat Dutch, (j-iO t:ns, from for BandjenaMta 30-7. :..r' French. 734 t^ns. I t Sourabaya 28-7. 21f3 ton*, fr~m Belawan r Ba aria 28-7. from Malacca 28-7: ITO9 ier.s. s'om Glasgow g •;:'.!.i 30 7. froaa
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    86 11 Singapore, July 23. IDE THE WHARVES- v rl (Enttaaei Gate 1). trl Entrance Qate 3). i v r yfa 13. r Ei.trance Gate 3). n k' M Cits ot Ptr:h 37. i Evptre D r ck <Entran.ee Gate 4). D utalion 48. ,v Wharf 'Entrance Gate 4). ■trtton
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    44 11 Irom Philippine le-iar.d-. by the "Frcs d. :.t Pteree du<> at Snvraporc a, daylight to-.n r From Indj-Chlna by the "Araml.V a* Singapore Bt 7 a.m. te-mc:.. Frcm China and Jipan by She "Ho'an'.,'' due ::t Singapore at 6 em en Menday
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    MONEY MARKET
    170 11 SELLING. Singapore, July -'S. Loudon 4 months' sight 24 Jl?* tendon 3 months' sight 2 London 60 days* sight 2 JJJ liCndon 30 days* sight 2 R London demand London T.T. 23 Jl Lyons and Paris demand Hamburg demand New York demand Batavia and Sourabaya demand Samarang demand
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    PRODUCE.
    205 11 Singapore. July 28 R. (Slam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $11« R. (Siam) W. Coast 2 $108 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 $11'Rice, B. Siam N. 2 M $lf>7 Rice. Siam "Old" per koyan No. 1 5174 Rice. Siam "Old" No. 2 life Rice. Siam "Old" No. 3
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    238 11 Public Functions And I Sports Fixtures. i TO-DAY. JULY 28, High Tides.—1.32 a.m.. 2.16 p.m. Meeting, Municipal Commission. 2.15 p.m Cricket: S.C.C. v. Med. College, S.C.C. Sports, Mercantile Institute, Jalan Besar. j Y.M.C.A. Water Polo, Framroz Trcpliy, 5 p.m. TO-MORROW, JULY 29. High Tides.—2.16
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    AMUSEMENTS
    128 11 ALHAMBRA —Lorrtta Young and Gene Raymond ta "Zoo in Budapest." CAPITOL—Jchn Barrymore and Diana Wynyard in "Reunion En Vienna." EMPIRE.—"Air Mail." with Ralph Bellamy and Slim Sunimervilie. GREAT WORLD. —Side shows. Cabaret Malay opera. Chinese wayang, silent and talking films (Sky Talkie: "Marry Me." Sta. Talkie: "Murders in the
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    The Islanders Avenge Earlier Defeat By Airmen.
    543 12 FIRST DIVISION SOCCER. L Pulau Brani Win. R.A.F. BEATEN IN FAST GAME. pVLAV Brani obtained full points at the expense of the R.A.F. at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday in a First Division S.A.F.A. League maUh. It was a fast game all the
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TABLES.
    349 12 The following are the positions in the S.A.F.A. League competitions to date: FIRST DIVISION. Goal;. P W. L. D. F. A. Ft;,. Malay, 12 It 0 1 49 13 23 Chinese 11 g 2 1 46 15 17 8-R-C. 12 t: 3 3 29 19 15 Wilt*,
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    YESTERDAY'S PADANG FRIENDLY.
    333 12 Eight Goals In Dull Game. A GAME that began in very dull fashion and finished with a trifle more excitement was s:en on the S.C.C. padang yesterday evening when the S.C.C.. II met the 7th Battery Royal Artillery, at soccer. Bdr. Peiry refereeti and lined out the
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    R.A.F. BEAT WILTSHIRES.
    266 12 Airman Skittle Soldiers Out For 37. In a match played at Tanglin the R.A.F beat the Wilts cn the first innings by 128 runs. WILTS 1ST INNINGS. Worsdell b Fletcher 0 Morris b G rwocd j Weston b Garwood 4 Lt. Bond c Gardiner b Fletcher Cummins
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    JUVENILE B.P. TOURNAMENT.
    86 12 Tits for next week in the Juvenile B.P. tournament. MONDAY: Chee Leng Witt v. Tan Wee Kirn, Law Peck Tjin v. Tan Chin Chye. TUESDAY: Chua Yam Chuan v. James Choa, Yeo Oon Boon v. Seah Yun Chong WEDNESDAY: Tan Chin Chuan v. Yeo Kwang Yang. Law
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    ATHLETIC SPORTS.
    28 12 The annual sthlctic sports of the Mercantile Institute will be held at the Besar Stadium, commencing at 2.30 this afternoon lady Huggard will distribute the prizes
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    PENANG RACES.
    166 12 Handicaps For Second Day. IJANDICAPS for the first four races on the AA second day of the Penang Turf ciuh\ srasjT mec,in5 cn ?2 Merry Chris 9.10 Peerless Lady 78 The Imp 810 Lucky Nlurb X er JJ Roys Best 8.7 LishLady 7« Vitality 8.7 Arjuna II 7
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    RACE SELECTIONS.
    129 12 "Straits Echo's* Tips For To-morrow. The S-rai s Echo" publishes the following «lee i:nr. for '>e first day of the Penang races to be run to-morrow: RACE 1:—1. ROCKLEY STAR 2. MOUNTAIN BELLE 3. SILENT MERCHANT L ngsliot—Jj.iV-har.. RACE 2:—1. GET UP 2. LITTLE FLIRT 3. MYANEE Lo^shot—Top
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    THE FINAL GALLOPS.
    504 12 Refill's Challenge To Limber Up In Div. I. To-day's final gallops will help punters in no sn ail mea.sure to spot the winne:s for Saturday .-ays yesterday's "Straits Echo." which publi h the following notes on to-morrow's races in Penang by R ding Boy In Race 1.
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS.
    154 12 Championship Singles Semi-Final. JOHN Lim beat Cheong Thutt Pitt 4—«, 6—l, 6 —3. in the semi-final of the S.C.R.C. tennis championships yesterday at Hong Lim Green. The loser played well in the first set, which he won after a hard fight. He often went to the net. and
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    A.C.S. BEAT Y.M.C.A.
    214 12 Mid-Week Match At St. Andrew's Ground. The Anglo-Chinese School beat a team of Y.M.C.A. juniors on the St. Andrew's School ground on Tuesday by 30 runs. Scores: ANGLO-CHINESE. Pong Lim b Ferreira 6 R. Singh c Teng Peng b Duclos 9 G. Day c McGregor b Duclos
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    ENGLISH TURF.
    48 12 The Race For The Goodwood Cup. Reuter. London, July 27. Tiie race for the Goodwood Cup at Goodwood to-day resulted as follows: 1. SANS PEINE. 2. BROWN JACK. 3. XIMENESS. Five ran. Won by four lengths, third l l lengths away. Be ting: 20—1, s—l. 33—1.—Reuter.
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    CRICKET TEAMS.
    101 12 Indian Association team v. Raffles Institution to-morrow at the R.I. ground: Abbasbhoy <capt.>, Varma. Raja Ram. Noordin. Hargovind. G. Thomas. Paramjoti. Sinha, Ibrahim, Pradhan. Kennedy. Reserve: Fernandez. I.A. team v. M.CU. on Sunday at the I. A. ground: Abbaibhoy (cap:.). Varma, Raja Ram. Mistri, Davar, Harigovind. Amarcnand, Selakhan
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER FINAL.
    52 12 The Malays Cup soccer final between Singapore and Selangor will be played at the Anson Read Stadium, on Saturday, Aug. 5. commencing 5.15 pm. Seats may be booked at Messrs. Robinson Co., Ltd., the charges being: West stand and chairs. $2: East stand and chairs $Iground.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL SEASON.
    32 12 The fifth annual general meeting of the Public Services Rugby Football Club will be nm in th Board of the Municipal Offices on Thursday, Aug. 3. at 7 pm
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    THIRD DIVISION SOCCER.
    363 12 Surprise Defeat Of Medicals. "YESTERDAY'S match in the Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League between the V.M.C.A. and Medical Services, at the Geylag ground ended in a win for V.M.C.A. bytwo clear goals. What seemed to be a mild game in the first fifteen minutes turned out
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    COUNTY CRICKET MATCHES.
    101 12 Quick Finishes. >VIX8 roil v<.!u..^„l,s Reuter. London, Jm\ o 7 JWO County championship j begun on Wednesday, wer, I ed vnthin two days, Yorkshire beating j Middlesex by ten wickets, and feZ trouncing Gloucestershire bjr innings and 48 runs. Stores: YORKS BEAT MIDDLESEX MIDDLESEX: 136 (Verity 5
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    COUNTY CRICKET TABLE.
    216 12 The following are the positions ta the countcricket championship to-day. 1st Inns P W L D W L Po< Obt fm Points awarded 15 453 Yorks <1) 20 16 1 0 :> 1 300 253 843 Sussex (2 21 12 3 0 5 1 315 208 669
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    ACTION BY RURAL BOARD.
    322 13 Chinese On Cheating Charge. LIM Teck Chew, owner of eight houses in the Rural Board Area of Bukit Timah R:ad, was on Wednesday produced before the Third Magistrate Mr. M. H. IBlacker. The charge against him was that between April and December of 1932, he cheated
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      101 13 I 10th ANNIVERSARY 10th. the; new world The Oldest And Leading Pleasure-Park In Malaya. Watch The 5 Big Nights j 5tK 7th and 8th Aug. 1933. 1LOOK for the pyramid Trade Mark j on every handkerchief you buy. Ir. j ric. designs, colours and service, j I Pyramids offer you—always—the
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      1109 13 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. f (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building. Cecil street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry. EC. j The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and
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      281 13 l EMPIRE RADIO TOVIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA 'INCLUDING BURMA, CE'LON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN >. From The Empire Transmitter, Daventrg, England Wavelengths: 25 28 Bnd 313 metre* British Summer Tim»~add H hrt. 20 minutet I C.M.T. 11.0 am—lo pjn. Tran-missitn en an omni-dk-ctional aerial.
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    New Star On Hollywood Horizon.
    78 15 GREAT FUTURE FOR CHARLOTTE SUSA. ASTROLOGY IS HER HOBBY. OUTSTANDING SUCCESS IN THREE DIFFERENT FIELDS. She doesn't like to be told that she looks like Garbo or Vilma Banky. "I look most like myself/ Charlotte Susa insists. Miss Susa recently arrived at the Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer studios,
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    STRONG COMBINATION OF NATURAL TALENTS.
    639 15 JX this young woman is an an;azing combination of natural talents and abilities, with a will-power and determination which have already carried her far, and will take her much further. Though still in her very early twenties, this German favourite has already had outstanding public
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    Attractions At The Local Cinemas.
    525 15 Sidney Howard in a scene from 'Sight of the Garter," vhich comes to the Capitol next Wednesday. untitled and Walter Hilton in a scene from "Hell Below," untitled is coming to the Alhambra on Wednesday. Attractions At The Local Cinemas. THE taxi-danc< r One of this generation's modern womanhood. How
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    SHOULD STARS BE PLUMP?
    622 15 Comments On Views Of Mussolini. "VtUSSOLINI started something when b* j I*l Issued an edict fcr women to fatten themselves up a bit and get back to the pro-portirn-j considered delectable back in the gay and doggy '90s. Several of the female stars on the Warner
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      291 16 M. HASSAN. J LECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 86-37, Brag Hasan Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and >.ater service, please write to the above address or 'Phone am II IIIII I TO LET. SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductions of Rents from 1st August,
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      538 16 i i THEJPEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE TO LET. TO LET—Newly built housea at Genting Lane, ofl MacPherson Road. Rent $15. Apply at 35, Genting Lane. TO LET—3, Ramsgate Rd., off Grove Rd., close to Katong Park. Key to Inspect from Kebun l, Ramsgate Road, or 3, Margate Road. Particulars Tel.
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      522 16 FOR SALE. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE. Valuable 999 years' leasehold building allotments for sale io tha exent of ten acres situate at Coronation Road <off Bukit Timah Road), ar, $100 (Dollars One Hundred) per lot of 2 000 square f?et. cash. Easy instalments could barranged according to arrangement. For particulars
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      264 16 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSICAL SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace. Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to TCL Certificate. Diploma, etc. Bookl t free. M ANCTANO. Principal. Lou s Brand
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      464 16 25 Cents S UKI TUB! r "ST L very '^^^V^^^ V PASTE MALAYA TRIBUNi; 'PHONE 8171. ASCRIPTION RATES. t IT ABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery i ßc!udlng at office Postage or close (Local or t:«w residence. f m S) Yearly $1500 ,2100 m Half-Yearly 7.50 110.50 !(s Quarterly $3 75 1
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