Malaya Tribune, 4 August 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX. No. 183 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Aug. 4. 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1933.
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      223 1 A. PUNTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. s 3HBHfc WHY DOES EVERYONE S Himalaya
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    HEATED DEBATE IN S. W. AFRICA.
    219 2 Nazis Angry. FORMER GERMAN COLONY. Reuter Wireless. Windhoek (S.W.A.), Aug. t. HEATED controversy has arisen between the South African and German members of the Legislature of the former German Colony following the introduction of a private motion asking the Administration to prohibit Nazi propaganda
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    KIDNAPPED OFFICERS.
    58 2 Negotiations With Bandits Still Proceeding. Reuter. London. Aug. 1 I' la learned in official cucles that contact baa been re-established with the band'ts who kidnapped three British merchant marine officers. Il bf >tated that the officers ar« w*>H and rec Ived supplies from the Manchukuo authand that negotiations
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    MALACCA RURAL BOARD.
    314 2 Oyer Hundred Lectures Given. ri'KE rural area ci Malucca is 632.(33 square 1 miles to extent. Sanitary supervision Is ixtrctaed by the Health Officer assisted by th" I Deputy Health Officer and six Sanitary Inif ors f.om the Health Department and one Ganiiary Oveueci, says th? annual
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    WOOL CODE.
    89 2 President Roosevelt's Move For Recovery. Reuter Wireless. New Y-rk. Aug. 1. President Roo:cvelt, who is on h-liday at nil be me at Hyde Park, has signed the wool textile code providing for a 40 hour week and minimum wages :f 14 dollars in th° Northern 8 aw and
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    527 2 His Excellency's Tour Of The F.M.S. Monday, July 24. HIS Excellency held an Investiture at Astana Iskandariah and invested H. H. The Sultan of Perak with the Insignia of a Knight Grand Cross of St. Michael and St. George. His Excellency presided at a Durbar held at Asfna
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    SIGLAP TRAGEDY.
    130 2 Coroner Returns Verdict Of Murder. I i The Singapore Coroner (Mr F G Bournei yesterday delivered his finding regarding the death of Bakrom bin Haji S'lleh. tho Boy-motor-car driver He was found lying on Messrs Frank**! \s Estate with fatal head injuries in the carlv hour of the
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    SELETAR CAR CRASH.
    76 2 Four Indians Taken To Hospital. A rather serious accident occurred at tlx )3th mile. Seletar, en Wednesday afternoon when two motor-cars containing several Indian passengers were involved in a head-on collision Four men were injmed. one of them bein« in a rather bad rtUe. He is believed
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    CHINESE WIFE'S ACTION.
    512 2 What Is Her Status? CHARGES AGAINST A HUSBAND. A VERY interesting case was heard before ihe Third Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F. Gregg) on Wednesday when Go Tek Chia was charged with falsely representing that he was an unmarried man thereby dishonestly inducing the complainant, Choa Hong
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    MALACCA FRUITS.
    75 2 "Illustrated" Lecture At Rotary Club Tea. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Aug. 2. At a Malacca RHar\ Club tea, held at the residence cf the president Mr. K. C. Martin to-day. Rotarian Tan Eng Chye spoke on "Fruit Cultivation in Malacca." Rotarians Tan Cheng Lek, Chan Teck C\\
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    MOSQUITO SURVEY COST.
    96 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.; Malacca. Aug. 2. In the police court before Mr. J. C. Derrick. Mr. W F. Zehnder, counsel for Sect Wee Van. the executor of the estate of sit Kce Ann. made an offer to Dr. A. G. Badencch (Health Officeri to pay in
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    BOOTLEG LIQUOR.
    60 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Aut. 2 Yco Ah Jiang, a Hylam, who sough*. to evade payment of duty on five gallons of lioucn, was charged by Mr. E. V. Rodrigues in tht Police Court befcre Mr. J. C. Derrick His honour convicted the accused and imposed a
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    "REDS" HUNGER-STRIKE.
    33 2 Riga, Aug. l. Six hundred political offenders imprisoned in various town in Latvia started a fortnights hunger-strike to-day in commemoration of the anti-war day, Aug. 1, organised by the Communist International.
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    COTTON BLAZE.
    41 2 Reuter Wireless. Lille, Aug. 1. What is stated to be the largest raw cotton warehouse in Europe, situated at Fives, is ablaze and the damage is already estimated at £500.000. The warehouse contained 23,000 bales of raw cotton.—Reuter Wheless.
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — Tin Research.
    154 2 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Tin Research. I WHILE it Is fully admitted that a general return of prosper it f v. ill see a rise m the consumption of tin through the increased activity cf canning and meter car tadushi? It b also realised that i till f&rtttar v.=:
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    Retrograde.
    216 2 j IIT'KEN normal times leturn—and there ar iTf signs that ;hcy will return very soon—• tltis spectre ol unemployment will vanish or rl least become less formidable as a large number of the boys who a; present camiO' And anything to do when they leave school, v.iil be absorbed
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    The Late Ruter.
    110 2 A LOVKABLE cfaarectei f X lllld 0! -iiini, bim v m.. people, was hi in- himself with every det il nt I >uV ft* Inters lv inch <** Ml only a part thi [or be J l'> b? c e:i among hi L X of big Kau.itul
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    The Snag.
    173 2 The Snug. lyiTH the Bteveo T memories, ;he Du'..> do act «ar mit themselves to nnyihuiu that bj M tigh.. Neither do the BntiMi mmu*Z that matter. The rumours and the .he uncertain acs as to the lutu:,- pf duftry are all vexation and tbc helpful But in view o:
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    The "Tribune's" China News Service. GENERAL TANG MURDERED.
    505 3 SUPPORTER OF FENG. Kalgan Sensation. Tense Situation In Charhar. Shanghai, Aug. 3. /'i Tang Wan. Commander of the teers supporting Gen. Feng Hsiai g, lias been assassinated at Kjilgan. lation in Charhar is tense. between Gen. Feng Yu Hsianf forces and the
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    RATS EATING UP EVERYTHING.
    131 3 Grave Menace In Anhuei District. i Wuhu. July 13. lIUNDREDS of thousands of rats arc mni- acing the district of Hohsien, the best rice-producing district in Anhuei The rats, of unknown origin, are infesting Uu r;cc-ttelds and eating up all the crops The rats vary in
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    "REDS" IN SZECHUEN.
    113 3 Main Body To Move To The North. Chungking. July 25. General Liv Hsiang. who has recently been appointed Commander-in-Chief of the AntiCommanist Army in Szechuen. is now drawing up plans for the suppression of the Communist menace in Northern Szechuen. Aside from ordering General Tien Sung Yao's
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    GENERAL YEN HSI SHAN.
    75 3 Going To Peiping To Mediate Over Chahar. Peiping. July 13. It b reliably learned that General Yen Hsi Shan is leavmg for Peiping shortly to confer with the Peipinc authorities personally regarding the Chahar situation. General Yen Hsi Shan is anxious to have the Chahar issue
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    CENTRAL BANK'S NEW OFFICE.
    58 3 Shanghai. July 23. Under orders of the Ministry of Finance, the Central Bank of China has decided to establish a separate office to deal with the distribution of the American Cotton and Wheat Loan. The new office will be placed under the direct control of the
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    RECLAMATION IN MACAO.
    401 3 A Special Decree. ENTIRE FRONT LET TO SYNDICATE r THE local government at Macao has received telegraphic advice from Lisbon stating that the Central Government have been pleased to accept the proposal made by a syndicate of Far Eastern merchants to lease the entire reclamations of the
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    CHINESE STUDENTS.
    179 3 Numbers Under Boxer Funds Dwindling. Peiping. Ju!y. The mission in Wa.-hington assigned to th' task of directing the activities of Chinese itu* dents in the United States is to be fcfaiei. Henceforth the work will be done by tlu. Chinese Legation. In past years large numbers cf Chirac
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    MUSLIMS HOSTILE.
    106 3 More Opposition To Sun Tien Ying. Nanking. July 16. The Government has received a large number of telegrams from various public organizations in Chinghal voicing their strong opposition against the entry of General Sun Tien mg's troops Into that province. Generals Ma Lin and Ma Pu Feng, the
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    REBELS PARDON.
    99 3 Makes General Yu Hsueh Chung 111." Tientsin, July 13Being dissatisfied with the release of Ho Prig, the leader of the "plain-clothes men." who created serious disturbances here several months ago and who was captured by General Yu Hsueh Chung last week. General Yu refuses to attend to his
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    Shipping News & Notices. SEAMEN'S UNION AND STRIKE.
    861 4 Shipping News Notices. SEAMEN'S UNION AND STRIKE. Agreement In Interest Of Members. IN .:rder to discourage the prevailing un official strike of seamen at the ports o Dublin, Londonderry. Glasgow. Liverpool, am Jsewhsre. the .National Un on of Seamen after hearing reports at their annual genera meeting at 'St. George's
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    TRADE OF THE TYNE.
    122 4 At a meeting at Newcastle of the Tyne Improvement Commission, statistics relating to the trade of the river were presented. Those showed that coal shipments during May had further declned. and the total of 985.200 tons represented a decrease of 29 352 tons compared with the
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    HOMEWARD BOUND.
    550 4 Well-Known Passengers On The Ranpura." THE following passengers proceeded by the P. and O v "Ranpura." widen sailed at 9 30 a.m. to-day for Penang, C.lombo. Bnmbav and Eur'pe: I Mrs. R. A. F. Brown. Mr. G. c Devonshire. Mr. C. R. McArthur, Surg. L. R e -sMrs.
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    HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
    174 4 Syndicate For Re-organisation Formed. A syndic He. with a strong financial backing and including a number of sh pping men. bZ been formed at Rotterdam with the object of effecting a reorganisation of the HollandAmerica Line finances. The syndicate has opened negotiations with the trustees of the eompanv's
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    THE CHINA COAST
    528 4 Recent Transfers And Appointments. Reuter. MR. T. B. Riches, from in transit, has gone ■eeotd off" r "Anhui." Mr. J W. A. Whiter, sup'y second officer. "y»nhui." is on sho-1 leave. ivir. c. J. Lawrence, ctrp*y mcwM officer. Xiungchow," h"s gone second officer, "Chekiang." Mr. E. Erne-,
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    TRAWLER CHASED.
    125 4 Concealment Of Registration Marks. The story of a chase between the "J meFletcher," patrol steamer of the Lancashire and Western Sea Fisheries Board, and the steam trawler "Quiet Waters'' was told at Bangor, when Edward M?joram. of Kessingland, near Lowestoft, master of the "Quiet Waters,'' was fined £20
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    A SHIP REPAIRING INNOVATION.
    540 4 First Job Of Its Kind In Great Britain. A SHIP reD ir'ng opera icn of more than usual interest is be'ng carried out at I iverpcol to the steamer Lifian," of the United Africa Company. I When (his vessel was drydocked in the Herculaneum Duck, it
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      480 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA T AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COLONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE (Under Contract with His Majesty'! Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore 1933. BHUTAN 6.000 Aug. 5 CARTHAGE
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      160 4 I^fLLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. amit SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Sue*. Port Said Brin diai, Venice and Trieste. Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. m.v. "TERGESTEA" Aug. 15 Aug 15 Due Leave Due MONCALIERI Sept.' 16 Sept.' 16 Spore.
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      181 4 j HAMijfURG-AMERIKA LIN IE Deutsch jHauvßl Australische Dampfachiffs |Q Cj Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. s.s. BOCHUM. via Manila Aug" 6 t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Aug. 22 m.s. RUHR, via Manila Sept. 7 m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Sept. 19 S£.
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      559 4 STEAMER jAggg LLOYD, The undernoted ar the Company-, ta fixtures:— any 8 M*«| OUTWARDS. 5 "LAHN" for Manila. Hfmrt. IW| North China and Japan B°' 8 "TRAVE" for Manila, Honckon, Shanghai, North China and 3*^, HOMEWARDS. 5 "FRANKEN" for Marseille, iw. m Havre, Dunkirk, Rotterdam. Baate, Bremen b "GOSLAR" for
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    357 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, Fridiy, 11 a.m. Tt e i. ig tin share quotations are issued j- a:.a Co., exchange and stock Buyers. Seller*. Vl J Kumbanf Tin 27!6 30|28 6 30 Tin 13 9 14 6 0% 1.00 Tin 18|3 19|p dang o.io 0.12 Tin 0.45 0.50
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    288 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER EASIER LOCALLY. Tin Dull Despite Rise. 'By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Friday, noon. To-Day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 13% cts., up 14 et. Market Tone: Easier. Tin (Singapore), 1109%, up Market Tone: Dull. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 4 1 32d., up > ad. Market
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    PALM OIL PRICES.
    93 5 Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd.. forward the following latest buyers' prices for Malayan Paim Oil and Paha Kernels: PALM OIL IN BULK. c.i.f. landed weighs New York-Philadelphia 3.60 cents (U.S. currency) per lb. ci.f. landed weights USA. Pacific Ports 3.55 cents (U.S. currency) per lb. c.i.f. landed
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    RUBBER REPORT.
    356 5 Steady Tone At Week's Auction. Objections which aroie to the British and Dutch Rubber Growers' Afjsoci ?tions' restriction scheme at the Conference held at the Hague on July 27 may necessitate a complete revision of the plan, state Messrs. Guthrie and Co.. in their Singapore Rubber report of
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    SINGAPORE TRAFFIC.
    43 5 The Singapcre Traction Company limited traffic receipts for July were 5106.330. rice-ease on corresponding month last year of 510.24 J. Traffic receipts for the 10 months ending July 1933 were 51.071.754. decrease on SOTTOSoonding period of las t year of $135.703.
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    BURMA MALAY TIN.
    316 5 $4,678 Profit Loan To Katu Tin. .hJilhn,!, 8 < general meeting of shareholders in Burma-Malay Tin, Ltd., will nlnv thC registered office of the company. Mercantile Bank Building. Kuala L«Upur. on Thursday. Aug. 10, at' 10.30 J: naTes P eCtols report t0 shareholders A very limited amount
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    MALAYAN ESTATE OWNERS.
    1363 5 1932 Activities. RUBBER CONTROL AND QUIT RENTS. The second annual pm] meeting of the Malayan Estate owners" Association wil be held in the offices of the secretaries %ZZ Bank BUildingS 12 Market sfree?' Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday. Aug. 5. 1933, at ing thP purpo es of thp
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    635 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Friday, 11 ajn. The following rubber share quotations aia Issued by Fraser and Co and Lya'l and EvaUt Issue Value. Praser Lyail m Shares. Co. Evatt 1 Allenby $0.75 $0.85 $0.70 $0.85 1 Alor Gajah 0.60 0.70 0.55 0.65 IA. Hltam 1.00 1.20 1.00
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      176 5 DEBENTURES AND LOANS. tteTED BY FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyers. Sellers. toaspore Municipal usWli 5 per cent. 105 110 norn B- pan Municipal •4 pal cent. 104 108 norn 6- M o X lpal u909) 4 por cent. 104 108 norn ■tat .pcrr Municipal 1 4 per cent.
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      94 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital C 2.000.000 Paid-up-Capital £1.000.000 Reserve Fund and Rest t 600.000 BEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta. Colombo. Karachi. Madras. Am&ra, Baghdad. Bahrein. Basra. Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on
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      52 5 m OUARTERLY 21% Interest yearly paid to you quarterly Think what small amounts put regularly away now, will mean to you in time to come. In a surprisingly short time you will have an appreciable bank balance. Interest at the rate of 2%% is paid quarterly. Head Office: 55. Wall
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      212 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 Vuthorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HI \I) OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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      356 6 1-Amqi mm The KIDDIE'S OWN DAY! CAPITOL TO-MORROW MORNING j MICKEY MOUSE Matinee 11 a.m. j Special Selected Pictures. Admission: Members of Mickey Mouse Club FREE. I Non-members Adults 50 cts. Children 25 cts. J Mickey Mouse members must produce Receipts for August subscriptions. irS GREAT TO HEAR THE ROARS
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      580 6 >jg NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF THE MOTION PKTI RK u<» COLOSSAL TRIUMPH. "THE GOOD COMPANIONS" STARRING ttQtj i I Jessie LAST TWO DAYS. -tiling SUNDAY (For Two Nights Only). j mg Ms POSSESSED" vv Uh J j JOAN CRAWFORD, CLARK GABLE. I 9M m» mm m\ i» mmj.-MMa.» M
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    SUFFRAGETTES BACK AGAIN.
    830 7 100 Many Parties For l lie Conference. OUR LONDON LETTER. London, July 14, ,jji Mkt lUv old pre-War day» lo I uffragette» In otir midst again— i...11 their (ild lighting gkwy. but ,i tii tvuilrid us vividly of the ttmr iuilc meeting, concert, rncooourv rrt from tbelr
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    NO TRESPASSING.
    207 7 Caught In Yard Of Detective Station. AN alleged attempt by two -Chinese, Wee Bah artd Tan Ec Kee. to see a man who had been detained in the lock-up at the Detective Station, had a sequel before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F. Gregg) yesterday, when the
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    CHEATED UNEMPLOYED.
    242 7 Aerodrome Contractor To Pay Compensation. Giving judgment this morning in the case in which Kunju Syed Mohamed. an aerodrome contractor, was charged on three counts of cheating, the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer. found him guilty. He was sentenced as follows: Rigorous .m--prisonment for 14 days, a
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    MARKETING BOARD.
    123 7 Empire Organisation To Break Up. 1 i Reuter. London. Aug. 3. It is understood that the Government is discontinuing the Emphe Marketing Beard after Sept. 30. This decision follows a roct-M meeting between Mr. J. H. Thomas tSecrt*ary for the Dominions), and the Dominion Ministers—Reuter. London. Aug. 3
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    TRADE COMMISSION.
    117 7 Evidence About Policy Of The Railways. The 42nd. 43rd and 44th meetings of the S.S. Trade Commission were held in the Council Chamber. Singapore, on Aug. 1. 2 and Evidence was taken from the Hon. Mr. I>. H Elias. General Manager, Federated Malay States Railways, supported by Mr.
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    YAM TUAN'S FUNERAL.
    55 7 Flags Flown At Half-Mast In Singapore. In view of the funeral yesterday of the late Yang di Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan. H.O. the Governor save instructions thai the Union Jack on Government Hous-?, and on all Government Buildings, flag staffs, and vessels should be flown half-mast
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    MOLLISONS HONOURED.
    43 7 Reuter Wireless. New York. Aug. 1. The Mollisons were given an official reception at the City Hail to-day when each were pre r sented *tth a gold medal by the Mayor of New York in commemcration of their recent flight.—Reuter Wireless.
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    FORMER COLONY CRICKETER.
    473 7 Fined On Two Charges Of Criminal Breach. CG. RODRIGO. a former Colony cricketer, was again before the Third Magistral.; (Mr. J. F. F. Gregg) yesterday on two charge.-, of cheating two Europeans, Mr. D C Burn and A. I. Horsley in respect of S 13.80 and $14.70.
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    ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON.
    138 7 Perfect Weather At Cowes Regatta. Reuter. Cowes. Aug. 1. With strong north-westerly wind and in perfect yachting weather. the Royal Yacht Squadron's Regatta was held to-day when His Majesty's cutter Britannia, with the King aboard finished third on time allowance in the race for the King's Cup.
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    CHINESE FIREWORKS.
    93 7 Last Night's Display At The Great World. A tremendous crowd witnessed an elaDorate display of Teochow Fireworks at the Great World last night on the occasion of the celebration of the second Chinese Commercial Exhibition. These fireworks are a novelty to Singapore and wonderfully conceived to represent animals
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    BAND CONCERT.
    122 7 The band of th; S.S. Police will perform the following programme, weather. permitting at Katong Park tc-day, at 9 p.m.: march, 'Radio." Pecking; overture, "Light Cavalry." Suppe: "A Waltz Dream.'' Stiauss: selection. "Rrmeo et Julietta." Gounod: suite. "A Coon's Day Out." Baynes; selection, "Tangled Tunes." Ketelby; Gavotte, "Passion
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    28 7 Mr. Cheong Hock Chye, of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co.. is leaving Singapore, to- J morrow by X.P.M. boat "Plancius" for Java on a short holiday. 1
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      252 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TENDERS. j SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice la hereby given that tenders an now Invited for the following material* or •emcee, and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained in the Tender Boom Municipal Offices:— Tender. Dal*. U Clestef Execution of Alterations at No. 61, Somerset Rd., erection
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT.
    48 8 The is announc d of Mis? Tftti Sock Eng «Ideal daughter or .he Lu<* Mr Tut) Chin Buon and Mis. I'm» Chin Boon u Mi Chla Ghee Chuun. eldest son of Ml' *nc Mr». Chla Poii H«ux. The in.ir: lac will likt plac? this year.
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    DEATH.
    55 8 PEREIRA—On 4th August. 1933. at his residence. No. 25. Lorong M.. Ttluk Kurau Road S.r.gapore, Justin Justin P.reira. of th? Building Departmer. Sing3p-;r? Municipality. Th funcial service wffl take placj at the Cath idial of The Good Sh pherd. at 8 a.m.. or Saturday. sth August. 1933. Int:rmcnt at
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    UNWISE & UNWORTHY.
    734 8 UNWISE UNWORTHY. Agitation against Government's decision to raise school fees gathers force. There was an air of finality about Government's statement in Council on Monday that it saw no reason to change its opinion, but the community associations, judging from the second meeting of delegates held on Thursday, are not
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    227 8 Comments By The W'au. A HIGH Mai yao NUUtOrlly In was recently quoted by our London covre- pondent r> pleading for more attention to bi:aid in Malaya to the growth and export, of »ap»ota. Ill'i pin Is one more added to the growing volume raised in
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    Cameron Highlands.
    204 8 THERE is a scheme on foot to build an hotel at Cameron Highlands for Chinese "crks. the idea being to make the venture a co-operative one. The shareholders, of course, sould receive preferential when staying at the hotel, but there is nothing to suggest that any clerk who
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    The Unemployed.
    181 8 I The silver coin fund started by the Clerical Unin to help the Non-European unemployed realised a sum of $193 in July. T. at was a good, start and attempts s.::uld be made to extend the collecticn to cover all offices and shops in Singapore where there are
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kuala Lumpur.
    253 8 Alleged to have been suspicious of his wife s -Idelity. a Hckkien Chinese living in a lodg ng louse in Sult?n Street, is in police custody in connection with the de th of his wife. m\ Choor Singh, a Sikh, was charged with
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    Klang.
    43 8 A farewell dinner was given to the Rev O. "V. Summers fay the Klang and Cast Rotaiy Cub. Mr. Goh Hock Huat, j.p., the president, sp ke of Mr. Summer's work in his capacity as secretary and president of the club. .1.
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    Seremban.
    55 8 Mr. Gurdial Singh, rf the Posts and Telegraphs department, 'who is retiring owing to the reduction of staff, will be leaving Serem- I ban s-on. His departure is a great loss to the sporting S.khs of Negri Sembilan He was the organiser cf the Sikhs' Union and captain of
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    Malacca.
    66 8 Abu bin Dollah. convicted cf boing found in possession of Indian r.errp, was ordered by the police magis rate to pay a fine cr *100 or underg: two months' r.gcrrus imprisonment One- and cne-third pounds of hemp was found m his room. An alleged re.urned banishee, Lee Pay al
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    Cameron Highlands.
    45 8 a very unwelcome type of person has marie his appearance in the Cameron Hi-hla.-ds and, as a result of his exploits, three shophouses at Tanah Rata have been broken into. tr v, shop to receiv e attention was the Highlands Provision Store. o.
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    Ipoh.
    158 8 Mr. C. Arulambalam, hospital assistant District Hospital, Ipoh. is retiring from the service on pension at the end of this month Another member of the staff who is returnat the same time is Mr. Velupillal. A fine of $100, with the alternative of the <hree months' rigorous imprisonment, was
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    452 8 BY August the Fourth KnA again dominates the news A A Japan and America are a naval armaments race Fa*H lr Bolshevism are almost at bSt!!!* throats in Europe. other', A After nineteen years the n a t; not seem to have learned A I'm not in
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    48 8 HEATED DEBATE IN S W A! Klf A MALACCA RURAL BOARD CHINESE WIFE'S ACTION CHINA NEWS, on pag<> 3 CLUB DIARY, on page 11 SPORTS NEWS, on DBflCi IJ ;,nd l 3 PENANG RURAL BOARD RADIO PROGRAMME. I D > a 4 2INEMA NEWS, en page
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    SHANTUNG TO BE INVADED BY THE JAPANESE.
    92 9 NEW PUPPET GOVERNMENT IN NORTH CHINA. CHECKING WESTERN POWERS IN FAR. EAST. Threat Of Naval Action. Fifty Japanese Planes Bomb Villages In Kirin. There are sensational reports from Chinese correspondents in Tokyo to the effect that Japan is preparing an inof Shantung and
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    ASSASSINATION OF FENG'S ALLY.
    1198 9 Reuter. Shanghai, Aug. 4. AT a oint meeting of the War anil Offices at Tokyo, plans il mutated for further and Fa] anese aggression in fhina. The Ja] plan is to organise the troops under Gen. Li Tsi Gen. Shin Yu San which ;r at n
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    RESCUED FROM DROWNING.
    131 9 Ambulance Dresser's Good Work. SMART work by the ambulance dresser yesterday morning played a large part in bringing back to life a Chinese who was rescued from the canal that runs parallel with Kampong Jyva Road. Several pedestrians were passing along when they saw a man struggling
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    AUDACITY.
    90 9 Convicted Bootlegger's Repetition. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Aug. 3. LIM Ah Ngee, one cf four Chinese who attempted to smuggle liquor and who was arrested at Bukit China, was charged before :he police magistrate, Mr. J. C. Derrick, to-day with possession of 39 gallons cf illicit liquor. The
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    LOCAL WEDDING.
    118 9 Member Of Chartered Bank Staff. The marriage took pi cc in Singapore yesterday of Mr. Robert Basil Drew (of the Chartered Bank, Singapore), second son of the late Mr. Arthur Wilde Drew and Mrs. Drew of Coutsdon, Surrey, and Miss Anne Louise Pearson, daughter of the Mr. and
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    SINKIANG REVOLT
    97 9 Leaders Comes To Terms With Commissioner. Reuter. Simla, Ati*. 3. Sporadic dir.f ut bancci 1 between rival factions lti Stnklang iGhiBMC Turkestani continue, ileapltc ihe effort* of the Chinese Commlafioner who was sent to Urumchi to !nvestl«atc affairs. Nevtri hcless Khojanlas Hajl, the Turkl lender ha* conof to
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    ATTACK ON A WOMAN.
    787 9 Johore Assizes. MALABARI SENT TO PRISON. From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Aug. 3. the result of an attack made on a young Tamil married woman named Muniamal, by a Malabari porter employed at Kluang Railway Station, the latter was put on his trial at the
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    MEERUT CONSPIRACY.
    110 9 High Court Alters Convictions And Sentences. Allahabad. Aug. 3. Reuter. j The High Court judges have acquitted nine of the prisoners in the Meerut conspiracy case, including the Englishman H. L. Hutchinson. Mittra and seven non-Communists. Sentences have been reduced on the Englishmen, Philip Spratt from twelve years
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    AFFRAY AMONGST BOATMEN.
    95 9 Four Men Taken To Hospital. ¥>UT for the timely intervention of the police ■U an affray between two gang; cf Indian boatmen might have had very serious results y< sterday. The scene of the fight was the entrance to the Rochore Canal. Various missiles werp freely used,
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    EXPELLED FROM TURKEY.
    147 9 HEAD OF BRITISH AGENCY. Escorted To Frontier* Surprise Soon After His Arrival. Reuter. Constantinople, Aug. 3. SENSATION has been caused by the unexplained expulsion from Turkey of Mr. T. E. Lander, British representative of Metropolitan Vickers. Lander who was accompanied to the frontier by Turkish detectives told
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      159 9 Yw GREAT TO WAKE UP j I'M) AND HAVE AYMER J 5 I TOnATO JUICE ahead/ ATIMELYTIP/ j A morning glass of AYLMER CANADA'S OWN Tomato Juice puts a new complexion HEALTH DRINK on the day the cheerful tang of <^H^Z^^\ the AYLMER flavour is refreshing as "^^yij! sf I
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    THE LATE YAM TUAN.
    778 10 FUNERAL CEREMONY YESTERDAY. Successor Elected. Malayan Civil Service Officer. if'jum Cur Own Correspondent.i Seremban, Aug. 3. r funeral took place to-day at Sri Menanti, of His late Highness Sir Mohammad, G.C.M.G.. the Yang di Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan. The body had lain in state at
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    FIVE MONTHS.
    103 10 Imprisonment For Malabari Housebreaker. A Tamil home at the 15th mile. Road, was broken into at 2 a.m. on July 11, by a Malabar! named Gopala Pillay. Being tried en a charge of housebreaking to commit theft yesterday, the District ludgo Mr. H. A. Forrer. sentenced the accused
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    STREET FATALITY IN MALACCA.
    268 10 Misadventure n Verdict On Chinese. (Frniii Our Oun Correspondent.) Malacca. Aug. 3. AN inquest into the death cl a Hokien named Tee Bo was conducted to-day before the Coroner. Mr. J. C. Derrick. Ali. a m-.or-car driver, said that on July 26 while c ming down
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    JUDGE'S FUNERAL.
    136 10 Impressive Ceremony At Penang. The funeral on Wednesday at Penang cf ID. Jn-tice Sawrey-Cookson. who died suddenly on Tuesday evening while out walking, was largely attended, shoving hew popular h» was although he had been only slightly m two months in Penang. The cortege left the hospital mortuarr
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    ALLEGED DRUG PLOT.
    155 10 Dismissed Syce In Police Court. A rather novel method of trying to regain a lost job was alleged to have been adopted by a Malay motor driver named Osrnan bin Sam it in the Second Magistrate's Court, before Mr. P. J. F. Curtis, yesterday. The accused was
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    NAZIS OVERSEAS.
    77 10 Uniforms Banned In South Africa. Reuter. Windhoek. Aug. 3. Nazi activity which had recently caused protests in the Legislative Assembly cu'ininated to-day by the Assembly passing the Criminal Law Amendment Ordinance, banning the wearing of uniforms without permission, prohibiting the boycotting of any race or community and imposing
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    SIAM FLOODS.
    70 10 Northern Death Roll Of 38: 22 Women. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Aug. 3. The death roll i n the northern floods tot-.ls 38 to date, including 22 women. A service of taxis has been commenced on Bangkok's waterways in competition with the ferrymen and motor-boat services. Clergy
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    ALPINE MOTORING.
    59 10 Spectacular Skid On Mountain Pass. Reuter Wireless. Merano. Aug. 1. Aj iPOC T taCUlar feat re of the first Wtm* ?L?u c Alpine trial was the £2""L broadside skidding on the Pordo* Pass owing to the loose gravol surface Several competitors had narrow escapes The two British teams
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    FOUND HANGING.
    220 10 Man Whu Was On Seriuus 1 f Charge. J A SIXTY-year-old Chinese named Chan Van XTL was found hanging in hi* home at 80C oejrlang Serai, on Wednesday afternoon. He had been dead for some time when discovered. The deceased was alleged to have attacked his young mistress
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    CHIEF CLERK RETIRES.
    175 10 Thirty-Three Years Service For Government. Mr. P. A. de Witt. Chief Clerk, Police Office. Malacca, went on three months leave on Aug. 1. prior to retirement, which takes effect from Nov. 1. In honour of the occasion, a group photo ?raph of the Police Office staff wa
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    BAD HAT.
    124 10 To Find Security For His Good Behaviour. Liew Ah Seng a rubber tapper with a bad record was ordered to find surety for $60 fur las good behaviour by Mr. J C Derrick, in the Polite Court to-day. The accused was, rrested by two detective, on July 30
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    AN ORIGINAL DUKE.
    114 10 Dresses Sensibly In Recent Hot Spell. Conventional men envied the moral tourace of the Duke of Marlborough He turned up at a banquet one hot evening recently wearing a pair of white linen trousers. A day or two later he looked even more delightfully cool when he
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    FASCIST FILM.
    83 10 Interesting Picture Shown At Pavilion. The Consul-General for Italy. with m?nj members of th* Italian community in Singapore was at the Pavilion Theatre yesterday afternoon ahen a film dealing with the progress made by Italy under the Fascist regime was screened. The production contains much that is of
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    CANADIAN BANKING.
    70 10 Term Of Reference Of New Commission. Ottawa. Aug. 1. The new Royal Commission on Canadian banking, which will consider the advisability of the establishment of a Canadian Central Bank will shortly start work. The Commission includes Lord MacMulan and Sir Charles Addis. The terms of reference include investigation
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    FELL OFF LORRY.
    57 10 Municipal Coolie Dies In Hospital. An Indian Municipal coolie who sustained severe head injuries when he fell off a motorkary on Wednesday died of his injuries in the General Hospital yesterday. The iprry. a Municipal vehicle, was proceeding along Havelock Road when he fell off. There will
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    INDIAN HEMP.
    323 10 (.'unstable Charged With Pussessiun. JUDGMENT was reserved yesterday by the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer. in tiie case in which a Jchore Sikh constable nana -.'X Gurbaksh S)ngh was chaiged with pcsse-sion nf Indian -tieinp. i Detective Inspector A. R. McEwan prosecuted and Mr. P. H. Baitishill
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    OXYGEN INJECTIONS.
    191 10 For Airmen And Mountain Climbers. Whether in the case of very high flights or 01 attempts to climb mountain peaks such as E wrest, where the quantity of cxygen in ttu atmosphere is decidedly less than human beings arc accustomed to one of the necessities has lot long
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    LATEST PIRACY.
    27 10 Shanghai, Au;r. 4. The steamer "Yuhshun" has bom pirated while on the way from S..al«;w to Shanghai. Three of the passengers and cruw were kidnapped.
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    FROGS HAVE TEETH.
    164 10 How They Differ From The Toad. The difference between a frog and a t ad has always b.tii one of the urn 4 problems which those who do not study Nature raj closely have never been quite able to solve! Yet really the only similarities are in
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    SAFETY AT SEA.
    84 10 International Treaty Applied To D.E.I. The Hague, Aug. 3. I A Bill for the application to the Dutch East j Indies of the international treaty concluded in London on May 31, 1929, for the safeguarding of lives at sea has been introduced by the In an explanatory
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    94 10 The Municipal health statement for the week ended July 29 gives the total number of deaths as 175. The death rate was 19.06 per mille compared with 19.39 in the preceding week and 1i).57 in the corresponding week of last year I The chief causes of death were: Pnuemonia 34.
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    206 10 League Of Nations Bulletin. rE following Is the Health Bulletin of the League, of Nations' Eastern., Bijreaii. fa* week ending July 29, 1933;, Alexandria: 2 plague cases and 2 deaths. Beirut: 2 plague cases. Baghdad: 1 plague case. Bassein: 3 plague cases and 2 deaths: 3
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    Weird Thriller At The Roxy.
    95 10 AT THE CINEMAS. bit u i* aern a* the mummy ot «r< E*ypt prlftfX mysteriuuiiy brought to lile following the excavation pf hi* tomb by a museum expedition In "The Mummy. uiu?!s ».c»mmwicod a aeispn at the Rosy )ast night Thlfc Universal pic tun ia
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    VARIETY CONCERT.
    129 10 Funds For Tamil Church Workers' Association. Ar excell nt variety entertainment in aid of he Tam-1 Church .Workers* Assoc ati-r. was given in t:-e hall :f St. Andrew's School yesterday evening. lh concert was under the d stinguisned j patronage of the Rt. Rev. The Bi*..:p of 1
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    INSPECTOR WOOD ACQUITTED
    462 10 Re-Trial V erdif) REACHKI) IN m a hearing lasting f the re-trial of Chirlg, r of having caused the death 7* Chinese hawker on Keppel R o j 1 the night of Juno 3 'v a f OB yesterday at the Assize Court?* Mr. Justice Gerahtv ilh
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW. TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    89 11 ESSELS IN PORT, Bn' 3.807 tons, from Shang- New York. 11-8. 4 in fron Shanghai. 4-8; t:i in Bangkok. 4-8: Bill 193 ions, from Siantan. r mania! 1 COS, i:cm S ngkawang. Dock. 12-8. h 933 :cns. from Saigon, tell I 7-8.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    82 11 Singapore. An*. 4 ONOSmi THE WHARVES. Wharf 'Entrance Gate 1). i f 'Entrance Gate 3). gj, fftiMi* Prince 11; Plantius 9. Dock (Entrance Gate St. i bank 35; Tabian 37. Dock (Entrance Gate vv- Wharf (Entrance Gate 4). R i a a Jardine's. Entrance Gate 7). KEPPEL HARBOUR
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    SILVER COIN FUND.
    136 11 \nn I iiro.Kan rncmployment Kelief. > ii.>t "ttit-inem of thtr !all- us*, i.• for the nier-m Ot Jul>, li.» tided ovt'v to the Non- ••«»<: Pund »c ne (olkwn: JL i<i sunny 4.60 .c > S p 2. W Cui &O" K. j(| In Lil<* 2.44 im
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    34 11 Mails from Lond--n. Amsterdam, etc, oy ihe Dutch aeroplane a'.e now expected to arrive it the General Pot Office. Singapore, at hood 'o-day. The delivery of c-rrcspondei.c v ill be effected immediately.
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    17 11 g v Lett Ai.ci. Spore [/Kidon Marnix van St. Aldrgonde July 14 Aug. 3
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    SALE OF STAMPS.
    33 11 When the General Pi:st Office is ckJAtd postage stamps are on sale at the Telegraph Office counter which is situated immediately inside the entrance to Fullerton BuStifeM nearest Anderson Bridge.
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    LANCASHIRE LILLIPUT.
    102 11 I Advertising The County Palatine In Miniature. Maiat urr «trrH*. min.uturc hOU*e> und mlniaitirr «turn» stoetu-d with miniature c**is. ittT.t UK M* surprise:- whfcn North LunawWre 1 di'r&t'rd at lh<- Advertiatmt Exhibition Thr %t*iid tateo for Worth Lancashire will ppuffcvour to »h«*w every local induatry In U»e •;mallc-<l
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    NEW CRAZE.
    100 11 I 'Ot. Ain't It?" Heat Wave Gag. I Londoners 1m»I u uen imin< durUu: »ti.« sAVlierlntt Do"? Day... Titty c*ll »i "h'nhinHinsr," *ud R pfnyrd vwy much llkr L)v **n>e of "beaver nrhrn betfttud oki: ore Lbc uoaivy. In "hot-hunt inn" you liavc t» listen in Our lUrtth.
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    MONEY MARKET.
    164 11 SE'XING Singapore, Au •< London 4 months' sight, jj'4 jjl6 London 3 months' sight 24 London 60 days' sight t London 30 days' sight 2 J JJ|fJ London demand f London T T. 23 Lyons and Paris demand Hamburg ocmand New York demand a, Jj Eatnvia and Sourabaya
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    PRODUCE.
    203 11 Singapore. R. ISlam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $114 R. (Siam) W. Coast 2 $108 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 $liRice. B. Siam N. 2 $107 Rice. Siam 'Old per koyan No. 1 Sli4 Rice. Siam "Old No. 3 SIM Rice, Siam "Old" No. 3 8148 Siam, No.
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    PARACHUTE PARTY.
    185 11 Air Ministry Intervention In Costly Freak. There was a novel party at Brooklands flung cround when a parachute party was held. Rallies St which ell the guests arrive by air are getting too common, so someone was determined to think out a really de* idea. Visitors dropped out
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    MUMMIES IN CAVE.
    110 11 Lost Race Of Beardless Blondes. Madrid. Ihe discovery of a cave containing 70 mumn:its believed to be of a lost race of "beardless blendes" is reported from San Miguel, south of Teneriffe. The mummies are in a good state of presenaticr.. Animals skins, implements and what appear
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    AMUSEMENTS
    128 11 ALHAMBRA —"Htii Below." starring Robert Montgomery. CAPITOL.- Sydney Howard in "Night of tne Garter.'' EMPIRE—-John Barry more in "The Mtd Genius." GREAT WORLD.—Side shows. Cabaret, Malay opera. Chinese wayang. silent and talking films (Sky Talkie: "The Passionate Plumber."» MARLBOROUGH Mahduri," featuMm* Miss Sulochan. a Hindustani talkie. NEW WORLD. —Side
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    EMPIRE ADVERTISING.
    136 11 "Shop Of 1950" And Free Film Studio. r ihc Empire was well represented at the great Advertising Exhibition at Olympia. The Governments of Australia. New Zealand. South Africa. Canada and India ail provided special court- lull of their national exhibits. Business experts fvm country attended this exhibition to
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    PRINCE'S OLD CADDIE.
    181 11 Never Allowed Respect To Spoil Lesson. The Prince of Wale- owes much of his present progress at golf to the stern tutorship he received in the days of his inexperience from paniela, the famous caddie at St. George's, iriiudwit h. who has .iv.l died. Daniels was demoted
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      294 11 [POSTAL INTELLICCNCEi SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. North, N.-La*t and N.-West Sumatra iTlnombo) 1 y.m. Solat Pandjar.g. Bengkalis. Siak. Pakan Paioe. Fort d- Kock and Parang <Amp»ng> 3 p.m. Eaurabaya, Celebes, Moluccas, Timor Dllly and South-East Borneo (Giang Ann) 3 pm. Java. South-West Sumatra, South-East Bbrueo, Celebes. Moluccas and Timor Dilly
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      301 11 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. AUG. 4. High Tides.—lo.3s a.m.. 9.09 p.m. New World tenth anniversary. Half-yearly meeting, Singapore English PdK«l Teachers Thrift Society, Inspector o." Schools Office, 5 p m League Football: Div. 11, Malays II v. Wiltshire 11, Jalan Besar. Pclice Band. Katong Park, 9
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      480 11 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies iM Singapore, most of the members of which arc readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Duty is provided specially for them. Secretaries me invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-dute and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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      278 11 j assemble. Mr. Soh Hock Chcon's residence, 113 I Teluk Aver Street, 10.30 a.m. Free transport Ito Jrhore Bahru and back will be provided, i La'.e-coraers will be left behind. Horlieks BP. Match against Shamrock I B P Malacca. I Young Mens Friendly Band: Devetional meeting. 7.30 p.m. A.tendance compulsn.-y-Amicablt?
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    Professionals & Amateurs To Play Foursomes. EXHIBITION GOLF ARRANGED.
    130 12 Professionals Amateurs To Play Foursomes. EXHIBITION GOLF ARRANGED. "Pros" Taking Part. SIAMESE CHAMPION IN SINGAPORE. A UNIQUE treat is to be afforded local golfing enthusiasts, the opportunity offered by the presence in Singapore of Xai Tim, the Siamese or ?n champion aid professional at Hua Hin, being availed of to
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    THIRD DIVISION SOCCER.
    379 12 Medicals Beat Government Monopolies. P5 ying at the Geylar.g Stadium ye terdav. the Medi"al Services defeated the Goveinm at Monopolies in 'the Third Division of th, S.A.t .a. iMgnt by 2-3 after a veiv h rd game. A feature cf the game was the fine defence if
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    INTER-STATE BADMINTON.
    138 12 Singapore To Entertain Selangor. A fn-n-My int?r-s t te match o: five singles five CVAta be. ween Singapore !rd arr?n?rd 3nd S be played S 1 Har U hoHdayS at the SV C Ply will eemmen-.e on Sunday and will fe e cv mued o-.i Monday. rices of
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    SELANGOR LEAGUE.
    86 12 p. yea last Saturday ard Cundy in th<> angor l ague: beat =ht 4 games to 1 Uappa ds brrt X L. Malrys 4 games <o 1 T.r. beat HappiPds 3 to 2. PO3ITION3 OF THE TEAMS. v t P W. L. P. 25 18 7 18 lok's
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    POLICE LOSE TO CHINESE.
    572 12 Close Game At Jalan Besar. IN a keenly-contested game in Div. II cf tne S.A.F.A. League played yesterday at the Jalan Besar Stadium, the S.C.F.A. II beat the Police Football Club 5-3. The scores were level, 1-1, at the changeover, but six goals were scored in
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS.
    94 12 Tournament Results And Ties. Results anri ties in the lawn tennis tournament at the S.C.R.C. are as fol'jwsCHAMPIGNCHIP DOUBLE?: Choon Leonard Loon Cheng beat Kirn Swee and T. l" Tan 6—l. 6—2: Bong So; and Huck Toe bea' Ke< Sun and Ah Hyan iw.o.). CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES < 3EMI-FINALI
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE.
    58 12 The postponed gam? between the YMC and the Abbatuir Sports Club, in the Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League will be played at tha Geylang ground en Tuesday, 22. COMMERCIAL CUP. The match between the Haibour Board and the A.P.C. in the Commercial Cup Competition will be played
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB.
    86 12 'ho Chin-so Swimming Club 400 yards fr.e cvle handicap races for the A and B flvfeiouj WW teswum off en Sunday a t 11.30 a.m.' will be followed by a water-polo match between the Sea Berpent, and the Jelly Pishes in thr» Mcond round of the inter-team
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    ENGLISH CRICKET.
    136 12 Lowly Leicester Trounce Sussex. London. Aug 3 LEICESTERSHIRE registered their sec'nd w.'n of the County cricket season when they beat Sussex to-day in their championship fixture at Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Two ether matches bafOO en Wednesday were also finished in two days. Scores LEICESTER BEAT SUSSEX. SUSSEX: 106 (Geary 4
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    COUNTY CRICKET TABLE.
    149 12 The following are the positions in the county cricket championship to-day. 5 Ist Inns. P W L D W L Pos Obt Perr Points awarded 15 4 5 3 York* 22 17 1 S IMmM EL il fo 10 7° 1 3 31» 164 52 0 L
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    HUSSAIN'S FIVE.
    402 12 Many Goals In Second Div'sion. nuently on. sided ncm start to firjfh'"^ not Petting m <™c near u£ opponents' goal throughout play qJss*t a d Urqunart iheenteea on the Cattle Traders- Me, but their defer, c had v.eri r T CaVltS rCf rc;d rRd teams STRAITS CATTLE: Awar.ga
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    NET-BALL LEAGUE.
    318 12 Clarke Shield Final For Girls. THE final of the GuTs Netb&ll League for the Clarke, Shield, between the Girls' Sports Club and the Convent Old Pupils' Association, played yesterday at the Raffles Girls' School ground, attr'cted a fairly large c.owd. The Girls' Sports Club emerged victorious in a
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TABLES.
    353 12 The following are the positions in the vA.F A League competitions to date: FIRST DIVISION. Goal,. P. W. L. D F. A. Pto. Malays 13 12 0 I St 14 Si Chinese 11 8 2 1 46 15 17 Wilts 11 fe 3 0 31 12 16
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    PUBLIC SERVICES RUGBY.
    582 12 Government Loan Repayment. AT the annual meeting of the Public Services Rugby Football Club at the Council Chamber of the Singapore Municipal Commisskners, the hon. secretary. Mr. T. M. Stevens, reported that the Club had approached the Government with a view to repaynrn. of $500 of the
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    JAPANESE TENNIS STARS.
    132 12 Forthcoming Visit SERIES OF EXHIBIT*™ MATCHES. g YAMAOKA and X V anuuia ed anion- the first tnn b» Z Lawn Tennis Association of L? and who are the captains „1' th ir spective Universities. Keio, are due to arrive in si n a J this month. Upore
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    O.R.A. TENNIS.
    55 12 I Results of ties play-d in the Old Raffles Association lawn tennis Unnmmm follows: Dr. T. H. Wee owe 15 3 beat K| KJ| g owe 4. w.o. Dr. R. c Oehte J?,?" C. E. E. Edlin plus 15. 7-5. 6-3 Dr. S. L. Oehlers .owe 15.4) n
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    S.C.C. CRICKET.
    56 12 S.C.C. team v. United Services a: th? S.C.C. on S:turday and Sunday, DM at 11 a.m. each day: R A. Ash worth <eapt.), A E G Eladc?. S. E. Craig. Major C.J X Hill. A B Jotdan. J. E. Jeans. Dr. J. M A. L O'Neill Dunne. R.
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    SUNDAY'S YACHTING.
    577 13 Crew Plunged In The Sea. THE wind was in the south-west and very strong—the strongest, breeze there has bren in this monsocn for a long time —for the Royal Singapore Yacht Club events las: Sunday The six-metres were again practising for inter-port events, and this week had a
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    THE ISLAND CLUB.
    346 13 Teams For Sunday's Foursomes Match. The following itre the B'uUlng lime* and ttvm-s for the rourball foursome» match between tne American Association aud the Island Club □n Sunday < Americans nanv-d llrst >: 0. a4n. A. aud P. D. Harrison V. J L»y<ruek and R. Mryer,. 9.
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    PENANG CRICKET.
    256 13 Match Between The Padang Clubs. rE PCC. beat the I\R.c. by 66 runs on Saturday. Scores; P. C. C. C. Cuir c. da SlUtt b do Ziha I n. R A Hoblyn c. McClcllund b. dc ZUvft ti7 V Adams l.b.w. Anilr»* j P. K. Knight e, du
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    79 13 The following have qualified for th° Niblcck Cup competition at the Keppel Golf Cub and the draw for the first round is as unuer: B. J. Bevan v. A. J. Donald. F. H. Brooks v. J. F. Carr. J. C. MacLeod v .J. Thomson. F. Starr v.
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET.
    59 13 The V.M.C.A. team v. the Nondescripts on the V.M.C.A. ground on Saturday at 2 p.m. will be selected fio n: R. Lyne, C. D. Ross, L. M. Pennefather, W. R. Willis, John L? Ciin, A. J. Flynn. R. P. Ridley. Lee Fong Lim. E. Brown, J. Lovick, S.
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    BASKET-BALL MATCH.
    45 13 Slong 800 team v. the Malacca Sprinters in friendly basket-ball ma:ch on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. at the Great World: Chwce Eng. Ah Bock, Ah Ij.e, Khai Tay. Khoon Guan, Ah Goo. R:ben Chia. Ah Hul, Khccn San, Miang Chiang, and Hock Kee.
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    MISS MARY CHEN.
    59 13 The p:stpor.ed reception to Miss Mary Chen will be given by the General Committee of the Y.W.C.A. at the Y.W.C. A., Raffles Quay, at 6.30 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 8 Miss Chen will speak cf her experiences and travels in Europe. Any:ne interested is welcome and it
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    BADMINTON FRIENDLIES.
    63 13 Useful B.P. team v. the Bachelors' Home B.P. at the latter's court, 17, Niven Road, on Saturday, at 3 p.m.: George Chen, Koh Beng Swee. Chin Thara Swee, Ec Hock Chiang, Wee Kirn Wee, Chiang Tiong Wah, Lim Jaik Kirn. Peter Jeremiah. Lim Cheng Hong, Ong Swee Tian,
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    PENANG RURAL BOARD.
    427 14 Extracts From Chairman's Report. rpHE following ars extracts from the annual A report en the working of the Rural Board, Penang. for last year, which wns laid en the tabic at the last meeting of tha Legislative Council. The estimated number of houses in Penang n.al area
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    CALIPH OF ALL THE MUSLIMS?
    258 14 Indian fission Of Mufti Of Jerusalem. Jerusclam. rpHE report is current here thai the Mufu ct J. Jerusalem, Sayed Amin Al-Husseinh whl try to BceMlt nominations for a "Caliph ol ail the Mv lims" during his visit to Bombay. His visi. to India is, ostensibly,
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    SUSPECTED POISONING.
    74 14 Chinese Girl Unconscious For Many Hours. ■Then the ambulance was called to a lrus:: In Queen Streit CO Wtdiu.da\ the dicssci found a young Chinese woman m an une n-;ei-us condition It was stated that she was .su fieri ng from suspected pois ning and had been unconscious
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    SIAM AND CHINESE.
    71 14 Prohibition Of Text-Books Withdrawn. According to a report from a represent a; he :;om the overseas Chines, in Siam. the 3iani-.se Gncrninen; has promised to withdraw th. i..dcrs prohibiting the of the San if fa C/. Vi <Three Principles cf the People* and ether works of the
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    MEERUT CONSPIRACY.
    49 14 j Appeals Conclude Sooner Than Expected. Reuter. Allahabad, Aug 2. The appeals in the Meerut conspiracy trial sentences were concluded in the recoid time of eight days instead of the two mon'.hs expected. Before reserving judgment, the Chief Justice r» marked that the sentences seensed severe.— Reuter.
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    MINERS' STRIKE.
    48 14 Many Victims From Bullets And Tear-gas. Reuter Wireless. Brownsville (Pennsylvania), Aug. 1. Sixteen victims from bullets and tear-gas bombs have been taken to hospital as a result Of clashes between strike p.ckets and ctputy In this coal mining area. 3COOO miners are now on strike.—Reuter Wireless.
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    WRONGFUL SEIZURE.
    68 14 (Frum Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Auj:. 2. Befcra the District Jurist Mr. H. C. Willan to-day R. M. Hue-san claimed $164.10 against C.L.M. Hameem Maricar for \uongful lISSIUJI of the plaintiff's g.ods and stock-in-trade ai Nc. 27 B Jonker Street. Mr. S. G. Pillay appeared fcr the plaintiff
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