Malaya Tribune, 11 August 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX. No. 18» SINGAPORE, FRIDAY AUGUST 11, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday. Aug. 11. 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1933.
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      190 1 Jn the oval flask. Your Pocket will tell you why it is the most popular medium-priced car! <' The A USTIN Twelve-four has an appeal which rests not only in its low initial cost, but in its sound quality. its fineness of finish. Inspect the details of the body-work it
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      43 1 A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates.
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Rubber Ownership.
    117 2 IT has long been felt that statistics available as to the rubber growing areas of British Malaya were not complete in several important itsptct.*. A bulletin in the Economic Series just issued by tne Department of Agriculture, S.S. and F.M.S., will go far
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    Barter.
    117 2 BRAZIL recently paid for eleven flying boats which she bought, from i:aly. with coffee, and also obtained 25,000,000 bushel* cf wheati from the United States. In Europe the only organised attempt that has been made to promote a barter system has been in Germany, where the Cclcgne and Duesseldorf
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    The Show.
    189 2 TT is well known that tea is being produceed -i- in Kedah in a large estate at below 1,000 feet, which has already found a big market .'n Malaya and is also being sold in London at a iptec that compares very favourably with that j.aiu for the
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    Apathy.
    220 2 THERE has been a tendency here for the majority of Malayans to be apathetic on public questions and leave all criticism to the newspapers and just a few public-spirited men in the mining, planting and commercial world. Why are the majority of folk here afraid to voice their views
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    WIFE-KILLER TO DIE.
    323 2 F.M.S. Appeals. ONE CONVICTION SET ASIDE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Aug. 9. JHE F.M.S. Court of Appeal sat in Ipoh to-day to hear criminal appeals. Yatim, sentenced to death at the Negri Sembiian Assizes for the murder of his divorced wife, told the court that he
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    FERRY BOAT CAPSIZES.
    39 2 More Than A Hundred Indians Drowned. Reuter Wireless. Noakhali, Aug. 7. More than one hundred people, all Indian* dro ned i« the Meghma River .Benea!, P^l!, he T V crowded ferryboat capsized near Ramagat: Islands.—Reuter Wireless.
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    FOR THE BLIND.
    52 2 61 New Braille Books In English. New York *™!?i ty C ™L neW bZcks published'ia Braille for the use of blind readers in the United Spates and Great Britain since last December n,,K,V 1S v stat ment appears in a report made public by the American Foundation
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      275 2 ECZEMA IN RED RASHJN FACE Burning Sensation Terrible. Cuticura Healed. The eczema first started on my face and then on my arms from my elbows to my wrists. It was in a red rash, and the burning sensation was terrible. It was of a wet nature and I could not
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      628 2 f~jn August Malay Records j FIRST KRONCHONF^ ENTITLES I KRONCHONG 28 I AND OTHER EXTRA-TURNS j MONO HUAT CO. SINGAPORE. STATE OF JOHORE^ BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT OF JOHOPF AT JOiiORE BAHRU. Administration Suit No. 0 of 1930. In the E.slale of Inche Mariam binte Abdullah. [W The
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      499 2 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies 'n Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Dtsn provided specially for them. Secretaries -Je invited to co-operate in keeping a up-to-date 2* SSZft gg?" 1^ 1 oeneral interest ff 5* <n r* of Events."
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      306 2 Useful BP.: Extraordinary general meeting to make final preparations for forthcoming badminton tournament. Prizes fee the different competnions will be displayed during mSg rTf p f "Jeremiah's residence, 129, Nelson Koaa. Attendance compulsory. Telok Ayer Epworth League: Devotioml meeting, church hall, 8 p.m. ue^on^ Mayflower B P.: Anniversary celebrations Mr
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    The "Tribune's" Exclusive China News Service. AN OBJECT LESSON TO CHINA.
    581 3 THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. The Great Danger Of Political Amateurism. ATTITUDE OF FEAR TOWARDS JAPAN. China, says a recent editorial in the "Peiping Mornir? Post," should learn an object lesson, from the Russian Revolution of 1917. Her policy, it goes
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    PEIPING PALACE TREASURES.
    166 3 Local Public Bodies Want Them Back. Peiping, July 15. LOCAL self-government bodies yesterday telegraphed to the Executive Yuan, the Control Yuan and the Ministry of Home Affait;., urging that the Peiping Palace treasures which were taken to the South recently by vie Government, should be sent back
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    SHIPWRECK DEATH ROLL.
    75 3 Two Hundred Passengers: Seventy Of Crew. Shanghai, July 15. It is learned from the China Merchants Steam Navigation Company that no fewer than 200 persons perished in the recent sinking of the steamship Toon an as the result of a collision with the Choshun Maru ofT Shantung.
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    BRITISH LOAN?
    67 3 Reported £5,000,000 And In Cash. Nanking. July 11. The belief is gaining ground that Mr T. V. Soong has actually negotiated a loan with the British Government during his brief stay in London. It is said that the loan will total £5.000 000. which will be paid over
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    MARTIAL LAW DECLARED.
    61 3 At Bocca Tigris Fort In Canton. Hongkong, July 13. For an unkn:wn reason General Chen Chi Tang suddenly declared martial law in the district surrounding Canton and the Bocca Tigris Fort. All leave or absence has been cancelled and the garrison of the fort has been reinforced
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    CIVIL WAR IN SZECHUEN.
    252 3 Very Heavy Losses. FIGHTING TO THE LAST. Chungking, July 18. 'JHE repeated attempts made by the Allied forces under General Liv ,Hsiang to force a crossing of the Mm River have failed miserably, resulting only in many unnecessary casualties. General Liv Hsiang has issued an order
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    NORTH-WEST AIR ROUTE.
    55 3 Shanghai. July 19. The report that the fresh outbreak in Sinkiang prevents the working of the ShangnaiSinkiang air service was officially denied yesterday by officials of the Eurasia Aviation Company. It is stated that the local authorities are nor, interfering with the landing of 'planes at Tihua
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    AVIATION CONFERENCE.
    47 3 Shanghai, July 19. At yesterday morning's meeting of the China Aviation League it was decided that a national aviation conference be convened on October sth. The conference will be sponsored by the China Aviation League and the Municipal Government of Greater Shanghai.— Sin Wen Pao.
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    TIBETAN GARRISON INCREASED.
    96 3 Warlike Preparations Made. Nanking, July 18. A CCORDING to information from military -f*. sources, the Tibetan authorities have taken advantage of the civil war in" Szechuen to increase the Tibetan garrison on the Kinsra Paver by three battalions. These troops are reported to be making feverish warlike
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    MOHAMMEDAN LEADER.
    119 3 Uiu Mm Vi Right Man To Visit Sinkiang. Peiping, July 18. Mr.. Ting Hsi Chen, the leader of the Mohammedan religion in China, to-day addressed a telegram to the Government slrongly voicing his opposition to the appointment of Mr. Tai Chi Tao as Pacification Commissioner to Sinkiang. He
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    CHINGHAI ANGRY.
    101 3 Does Not Like General Sun Tien Ying. Nanking, July ID General Ma Lin, Chairman of the Ching-hai Provincial Government, has sent his representative to Nanking to convey to the Government the strong opposition of the Chinghai people to the presence of General Sun Tien Ymg's troops in that
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    THE AMERICAN LOAN.
    69 3 Shanghai, July 19. According to information from banking circles, no decision will be made regarding the disposal of the American Cotton and Wheat Loan until after the return of Mr. T. V. Socng from Europe. Although the disposal of the fund will be handed by a commission
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    GENERAL SU PING-WEN.
    74 3 Shanghai, July 19. General Su Ping Wen left here for Soochow last night. General Su has recently moved his family to Soochow, where he intends 10 stay for the time being. Before leaving here General Su Ping Wen instructed his assistant General Pu Ping Chan to proceed
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    MANCHURIA THE SECOND?
    480 3 SERIOUS TROUBLES IN SINKTANG. The Rebel Forces. Fears Of Japan And Soviet. "QENERAL Shen Shih-tsai of Sinkiang having executed several of the staff of General Huang Mo-sung, Pacification Commissioner to Sinkiang appointed by the Central Government, and imprisoned General Huang himself, the Government has decided to recall
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    Shipping News & Notices. TANKER PAYMENT DISPUTE.
    260 4 Shipping News Notices. TANKER PAYMENT DISPUTE. Big Reduction In The Past Half-Year. A decisUn on appeal to the Supreme Court cf Denmark In the case of Messrs. Burmeijter and Wain v. A./S. Ocean has aroused considerable comment in Scandinavian countries. The A./S. Ocean, of which the managirg owners are John
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    AN OLD TRADITION.
    148 4 j Hudson Bay Trading Coy's. I Steamer Serviee. When the icebreaker Nascopie left Ardrossan last month for the Hudson's Bav ssrsiiss 61 ou,po!ta shc broke 265 to the shores of Hudson Bav t- g North-west Passage aS ttadfTY 1 minerals and other commodities tha ships have left
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    RED SEA TRAGEDY.
    128 4 Passenger From The "Ranpura" Drowned. 1 i M RetU lng to his work in India after a lone lea\e at home Mr. John Howard Bailey a bank I Ma:,sr„.d i Notts). drow£ 51 *hen he fell overboard lrom the lin-r Panpura m the Red Sea Passengers were
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    NEW HARBOUR.
    135 4 Fisheries Base To Be Built In The Kuriles. •Tapan is to construct a big harbour in thc Kurile islands at a cost of Y.IO.QCO.OOO. The harbour, when completed, will be made Ja P anes e fisheries in the North S as »!i? 1 I J ep rtment of
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    JUNK CAPSIZES.
    77 4 i Crew Rescued After Long Immersion. 1UCky escape ln thc typhoon cc- for hours wrcckcd a1 drifted The vessel, whose registered number is un- I known, was s?iling near Tin Kau at 4 30 a m on Jul, M, vhm gust of wind and rolled over. crew °f
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    MISSED HIS SHIP.
    215 4 'Passenger From Shanghai J Left In Hongkong. Sunday, afternoon about 4 pm, after he i vf was reported missing from the P a n Ranpura which sailed for Home the previous day without him. Mr. L. Kennedy, a S passenger, was found by the Police wanriZr Gloucester
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    SUEZ CANAL COSTS.
    194 4 Question Raised In House Of Commons. In the House of Commons, Mr j G Btwnctt asked *he Secretary to the Treasury r 2* thrCC fficial dire «ors cf S: Suez «nai Company, representing the British «o\ernment as a large shareholder in the company, keep a running check
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    OIL TANKER AFIRE.
    199 4 Sinks With Captain And Two Members Of Crew. New York, July 15. The City Service Co.'s oil tanker Petrol was fcnre this morning off the thore of North Carolina and messages received by thc Rad.o Marine Service here said that 22* members of I the crew were
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    RECENT COLLISION.
    213 4 Toonan Crew's Families Riot At Office. I A NEAR riot occurred recently at Shanghai i J\ whan some 40 relative* of the crew, lo r l with the China Merchants' steamer Tconan, which sank off the Shantung ccast on Ju!y 10, stormed the head office of the s«.eams;iip
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    MISSING SEAMEN.
    320 4 Questions In The House Of Commons. In the House of Commons, Mr. R G. Clr. ry I asked the President cf the Board of Trade whether he could give any information regarding Clifford Simmonds. of Newp:rt, Mon., und other shipmates, who went ashore at a Russian Baltic pert
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    LIFEBOAT RACE.
    154 4 I Norddeutscher Lloyd Captain Elected Chairman. Captain William Drechsel, marine superintendent of the Norddeutscher Lloyd at New York. h~s been elected chairman of the rules and regulations committee of the seventh international l.feboat lace in New York harbour. Captain John F Milliken is chairman of the committee on
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    SCANDINAVIAN FLEETS.
    382 4 Maritime Court's Decision Upheld. A REMARKABLE feature of the statist!.s A which have Just been issued by the Norwegian Veritas Bureau is the reduction In 'ho fleets of the Scandinavian countries in the past six nionehs, an event, which is pro'nKy without precedent when the three cor.ntr.cs art
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    THE MOLDANGER.
    200 4 Norwegian Motarship's Second Voyage. London, July IS. The Norwegian motorshlp "Moldanyer," or-ned by Messrs. Westfal, Larsen and Co., is how on her second voyage from North Pacific ports to Europe under the auspices of the Inter-Ocean Line of San Francisco. She left Los Angeles cn Monday, and is
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      157 4 iItLLOYD triestino (Incorporated In Italy). I EXPRESS SERVICE. I CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA I Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, I Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Sues Port Calling at Colombo, Bombay, So«, Port I R. Said. Brindial, Venice and Trleate. 1 1 Venice Triej,tem.v. "TERGESTEA" Aug. 15 Aug. 15
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      226 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA UNIE Dcutach IHatvßl AualraliEchc Dampfachiffs (R Cl Gcsellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t m..s. DUISBURG, via Mai.ila Aim. 21 m.s. RUHR, via Manila Sept. 7 v m s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Sept. 13 s.s. PREUSSEN, via Manila Oct. 5 t
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      552 4 STEAMER SAIUxJ PflSGl LLOYD, Jtow*m*m c Jn Mnr OUTWARDS. 5 "LAHN" for Manila. H or. Bkonr Km North China and Jaoan 5 "TRAVE" for Manila, n Au W Shanghai. North China ana Japan Au a HOMEWARDS. 8 "FRANKEN" for |ffcnm L Can Havre. Dunkirk, Rotterdam, Hambure Bremen 8 -GOSLAR" for
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    394 5 Mining Shares. p m Friday, 11 a.m. tm share quotations are Issued Co* exchange and stock Buyers. Seller*. tng Tin 27|6 301--28 6 30 cd Tin 13j9 14 6 0.96 1.00 183 19Dg 0 10 0.12 Tin 47's 52»s Tin 14 119 0.33 0.36 Ofd Best) 0.38
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    199 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER RELAPSES SLIGHTLY. Tin Rises 25 Cents Locally. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Friday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 12% cts., down ~!> ct. Market Tone: Easier. Tin (Singapore), $1101 o, up $1/4.Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 3 15 16d., down 1 16d. Market Tone:
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    S.S. TRADE COMMISSION.
    103 5 Telephone And Telegraph Facilities. The latest press communique of the S.S. Trade Commission. 1933, state The 45th and 46th meetings of the Tride Commission were held in the Council Chamber. Singapore, on Aug. 8 and 9. Evidence was taken from Mr. J. D. Pierrepont (manager. Oriental Telephone
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    KATU TIN DREDGING.
    1442 5 Profit For The Year Of $125,626. The seventh ordinary general mcc ing o{ shareholders in the Katu Tin Dredghu, Ltd. will be held at the registered office of the company, Mercantile Bank Buildings, Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday Aug. 10, at 2.30 p.m. The directors" report to the
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    PALM OIL PRICES.
    92 5 Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd., forward the following latest buyers' prices for Malayan) Palm Oil and Palm Kernels: PALM OIL IN BULK. c.i.f. landed weights New York-Philadelphia 3.50 cents (U.S. currency) per lb. c.Lf. landed weights U.S.A. Pacific Ports ?A0 cents <U.S. currency) per lb. c.i.f. landed
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    LABOUR CONDITIONS IN THE EAST.
    642 5 Japanese Statement To < World Conference. Mr. Chckuro Kadono. chief adviser lo the Japanese delegation to the World Monetary and Economic Conference, issued the following stacement in London, on the question of labour conditions in Japan: "So many erroneous or exaggerated statement are being made
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    GOODYEAR PROFIT.
    31 5 The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., of Akron, Oliio, made a profit of G1561.000 for the mx months ending June 30 of this year. The ihird dividend is unchanged.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    640 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 a.if. The following rubber share quotations art issued by Fraser and Co.and Lyu'l aud EvmU; Issue Value. Fraser Lyall St Shares. Co. Evatt. 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 1.20 1.00 1.10
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      97 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed capital ca.000.000 Paid-up-Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 600.000 BEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi Madras, Amara, Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra, Klrkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and mpney received on Fixed Deposit
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      47 5 WATCH IT GROW! Yearly Interest Paid to Yon Quarterly Put a few dollars away regularly and watcn your bank balance grow. As an incentive to your thrift THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK pi./8 interest quarterly. Begin your saving now. Head Office: 55. Wall Street. NT.
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      214 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation mited. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONC. 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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      253 6 mum*. WK lL\m br Be L rs Bfc POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT! j Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Thrilling Dramatic Production— I "Gabriel z White House" Starring: WALTER HUSTON TO-MORROW 3.15—6.15—9.15 Special One-day Return Screening By Popular Request— Jessie Matthews In Gainsborough's Sparkling British Comedy The Man From Toronto DON'T MISS IT THIS TIME I
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      188 6 JTOEL COWARDS GREAT STAGE SUCCESS, "THE QUEEN WAS IN PARLOUR," BRILLIANTLY ADAPTED TO THE SCREEN "TO-NIGHT IS OURS" Paramount Picture. j FKEDRIC MARCH. j CLAUDETTE COI.HKRT. i with ALISON SKIPWORIII WITH (S.** j r^'''''^^^^M ,^^»^*l "^'''^»R^R^^J Pathos-Comedy—Romance—A Terrific Climax-this picture ha. then all A sensation in the silent days—now a
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    STRUCK OLD MAN WITH POLE.
    342 7 VI VRKET GARDENER'S COMPLAINT, Two Chinese Punished. ■i si ing was concluded yesterin the District Court, before v F »rrer, of the case in which ws, Lira Ah Hiok and Lee were charged with simple intarily causing hurt and criminal trespass. C r was for
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    PITY THESE EMPLOYERS!
    104 7 Kxtremists ".loin Pistols" Vgainst Them. Madrid. an:! Syndicalists have fcrmtd a .i in Seville to fight an Employers* tlv Etcnomlc Federation of Arda-' ~i 1 1:. i w-v of ore of the Communist ;i." wl.ich war signed 2nd sealminting. is for the purpose of against the Employere'
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    MALAY TRESPASSER.
    499 7 Sentenced To 3 Months Imprisonment. (From Our Otc,f Correspondent.) Seremban, Aug a. A MALAY named Burok bin Musa appeared l0 da y before Raja Kamaralzamar., the police magistrate, on a charge of trespass into the house of another Malay named Kiyut bin Omar at Lenggeng on the night
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    268 7 His Excellency's Activities In Singapore. Monday. July :il His Excellency presided at a meeting of th Legislative Council held at the Council Chamber. Government Offices this morning. The Hon. Mr. H. E. Nixon had lunche >j at Government House. Tuesday. Aus 1« The Hon. Mr. F. H. Grumitt
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    S.C.C. MEETINGS.
    39 7 The annual meeting of the hockey section of the S.C.C. will be .'u>ld next Thursday ot 0 30 p.m. in the Club lounge and the tnnual rugby meeting the following day at the same time and place
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    CHINESE STOWAWAY.
    22 7 A Chinese etc a away was reported to have been found on board the "Anshun.' which arrived irom Hongkong yesterday.
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    68 7 The marriage will take place on untitled A-m. 19 at th' Malacru Methodist Episcopal Church of Mr. Goh Choon Lin U> Miss Sam b'ok Bee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kang flee* Inn. Mr. Ooh Chfeon Lin, a graduate of College, is a popular member of the tutorial staff of
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    JAPANESE GOODS ON SHOW.
    315 7 Attractive Display In Singapore. A REPRESENTATIVE exhibition of goods from Hyogc Prefecture and Kyoto is now being held at the Japanese Commercial Museum in Hill Street. The exhibition is held mnually. representatives of the Government of the Prefecture travelling with the exhibits. The exhibition is this
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    AT THE CINEMAS "Made On Broadway" At The Alhambra.
    140 7 Sally Eilers and Robert Montgomery are the stars of the Metio-Goldwyn-Mayer drama, Made en Broadway."' which began a season at the Alhambra last right. The production is another of the fast-moving type of film which Robert Montgomery has made so popular,
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    "The White Sister" At The Roxy.
    109 7 "The White Sister." Metro-Gcldwyn-Mayer'; talkie version of F. Marion Crawford's romantic story, commenced a season at the Roxy 'ast night. The 'tory centres around an aristocratic Italian girl who turns down the suitor cf h*»r father's choice in favour of a young officer in
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    Double Talkie At The Ritz.
    60 7 The double leJkie programme whtah the Ritz Cinema a: Geylang has been featuring fcr some tune has become popular. Last night Jack Buchanan in "Yes. Mr. Brown" and Lew Ayrcs in "Iron Man" delighted an appreciative audience. This programme will be continued for two mere
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    "ELIJAH" NEXT.
    224 7 Singapore Musical Society Concert. Practices of both the orchestral and the choral sections of the Singapore Musical Society are to start again shortly. Members of the choral section will be interested to hear that the committee have cIKMCTi Mendelssohn's "Elijah" for the next production. This work, though commonly
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    THEFT FROM CASH BOX.
    332 7 Chased In Street By Salesman. fpHREE Tamils, Mahamtd Hussain, A. Salub, and Mariamuttu. siood before the Sacond Magistrate, Mr. R. j. F. Curtis, yesterday, on a charge of theft of $72 from the cash-box of i sports stoic in North Bridge Road. It was alleged by
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    MALACCA ASSIZES.
    447 7 Banishee Sentenced For Life. (From uur Own Correspona^nu) Malacca. AU3. 9. THE Malacca Assizes commenced to-day before the Hon. Mr. Justice Gerahty. A Hokkien named Lee Tay, alias Lee Pye abas Lee Kay Chong was charged with returning to the Colony after banishment. The accused stated on oath
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    TRICYCLE MADE FOR TWO.
    95 7 Italian Bridegroom And His Daisy. Novira, Italy. A tandem tricycle was the vehicle chosen by Ernesto Re, a c.tizcn of Novara. to take him and his bride on their honeymoon. After the wedding, .he coupb mounted their tricycle, which guest:> had decorated with flowers, and rode
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    DUMPING PROBLEM.
    47 7 Indian Govt. Negotiations With Japan. Reuter. Simla Aug Tne delegates appointed by the Government ot India to negotiate with Japan with regard to Indo-Japanese trade relations are Sir Joseph Bhore and Sir Frank Noyce. The Japanese delegates are Mr. Sclsuzo Sawada and Mr. Susu Mupcrav.—Reuter
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    51 8 DEATH. Mrs. Tar. Kh:ns Joo »Modam Lav Guat Hav>. mcther of Mr. Tan Hood Thinm. aged 70. pa:.ser away en th? 9th ins.mi. at No. 50. Lcrorg 8. Geylang. Her remains will be removed to Alexanc'ja Read Burial grcynd for interment on Simclav. Aug. 13. 1933 a? 10
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    THE CUBAN CRISIS.
    731 8 Malayan readers, very probably, are not much interested in the fact that there is a state of war in Cuba. They have heard frequently of wars and revolutions in South America an i have come to regard them as natural to the peoples of that part of
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS. Comments Uy The Way.
    200 8 rHE chemitt is called upon in Malaya to eTsi.t in a r.ever-er.d.ng fight against diseases c her than malaria. A potential sou:ce cf infection so intimate'y bound up wkh everyday life as the waver-supply is bound to cause unceasing anxiety to the
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    Sailors' Institule.
    230 8 AN ir.tcres.ir.g account of the YOrk or the Singapcre Saiiors" Institute is give- in toe annual repcrt of the Marine Denara.unt. limits Settlements, for last year. The numbers of seafaring men who made usj cf the Institute we.c 342 officers. and Ef| seamen. Exira beds were pro id
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    Ancient Trengganu.
    178 8 INTERESTING historical facts are mention? 1 in the very instructive annual report cf Mr. C. C. Brown, Acting British Adviser of Tien?ganu. en that BC t?"s affairs for 1D32. Although the early history of the State is cDscure. a stone bearing a remaikable inscri.tion discovered in .923 at
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Tampin.
    33 8 A crccodile which measured about 9 ft. wa; hot by a Malay at Sur.gei Gemas and wa? brought to Tampin Police Station for reward A I 1«
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    Klang.
    53 8 Mr. T. A. Bonar has arrived in Klang »"d ha; taken over the dufttei of Mr. G. W. Somerville as Assistant Ccivervaior of Forests. Dr. T. F. Slang. Medical Officer. K'ang. vShortly goirg heme on leaw ard Dr. H. P. Hodge who is due shortly from home leave will
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    Seremban.
    41 8 A sign of the tim?s is that quite a numb r of rubber fac ories here which have been closed dcwp for very many months have agam opened to business and are working all day and far into the night.
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    Malacca.
    54 8 In the police court Abu bin Dollah and Bachik were charged with possession of Indian hemp. Bachik wa; discharged as there was no evidence against him, but Abu bin Dcllah was found guihy and a fine of $100 was imposed on him, in default the accused was to serve
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    190 8 Mr. J. V. Cowgill will succeed Mr D Richards as chairman of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board when the latter goes home on retirement. A Sikh was produced at the palice court, on a charge of murder by causing the death of another Sikh named Puran Singh at
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    Penang.
    284 8 Mydin Pitchay. a Mchamaden. produced hi the police court charged with loiierirg at the rare course, for the purpose t.f bookmaki kg, p'eaded guilty to the charge whereupon a feu of $23 cr 14 days' impri=orment was impo ted. Of bank holiday week-end offences brcug'r lo the notice of
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    385 8 BY "LOOKER-ON" -T"fci n mm i, Germany has imprisoned i cast announcer. v T Not bit too goon, v Sugar went up on the he reception of the news n t t turfoances in Cuba. h f)l It takes less to send rabbertnf*. pence again. «rota*A Willing
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    33 8 CLUB DIARY, on pap. I VMS. APPEALS, on page CHINA NEWS, on page 3 T.ADIO PROGRAMME 00 I»* 1 BATU PAHAT ASSIZES, on ptf 1 CINEMA NEWS, on pa.je 15.
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    TERRIBLE DAMAGE IN CHARHAR BY JAPANESE PLANES MARSHAL FENG STILL HOLDING DOLUNOR.
    980 9 JAPANESE REPORT OF CAPTURE [CONTRADICTED. Cities Severely Bombed. 8 Gen. Sung Che Yuen Takes Over Charhar 1 Administration. The Japanese report that Dolunor has been recaptured Manchukuo forces is contradicted by Chinese messages, state that the allied units
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    CHAMPION AMATEUR.
    69 9 IH-alh Of \Vell-Known Jockey. London, Aug. 10. r the wfll-fciown amateur jockey, 1 hr age of 23, after an operation v ith injuries sustained when his ibsequently destroyed, fell at u Saturday owing to the saddle was a son of the Lambourn mo-,i brilliant amateur jockey '«'nty years
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    16 9 untitled the committee of the Singapor ©elation will be held toI V d.C.A.. Orchard Road, at
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    CHANG IN ENGLAND.
    66 9 Visit To The Navy Week Display. Reuter. London. Aug. 10. Chang Hsueh Liang visited Portsmouth dockyard yesterday and lunched at Adm ralty House with the Commander-in-Chief. He watched the Navy Week displays frem H.M.S. "Courageous," which he inspected thor-ughly. The Marshal returned to London in the evening.
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    FELL OFF TROLLEY BUS.
    42 9 In aUghting from a moving trolley bus yesterday a Chinese passenger lost his balance and fell. His right foot was run over and *vas very badly injured, one of the toes being severed. The ambulance was in attendance.
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    POLICE OFFICER FINED.
    92 9 Tried To Smuggle Indian Hemp. GURBAKSH SINGH, a lance-corporal a tached to the Johore Police was fined $550 or in default, four months' rigorous imprisonment, by the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) thi. morning. He was convicted on a charge of possessiM of ganja (Indian hemp).
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    TOURIST VICTIMISED.
    174 9 Stolen Bag Restored: Thief Sentenced. A European passenger of .the American iir.f r "President Pierce" was the victim of the tii'fi if her hand-bag while the was shopping i): a High Street jeweller's shop on .he afternoon of July 31. The bag had been placed cn a chair
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    WIFE MAINTENANCE.
    377 9 Indian's Plea Of Salary Cuts. Krishna amy. an employee of ihe Priming Work-, was summoned yesterday iefoie the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. M. If. Blacker, to show caus;; why he should Cd be cemmitted to p.-i on fcr non-compliance ol a Court order on Aug. 26. 1929. to pay
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    SMUGGLER FINED $8,000.
    249 9 Counsel Gives Notice Of Appeal. A fine of $8,000 (in default 22 month rigorous imprisonment» was the sentence passed by tht; District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer yesterday on a Chinese, Lim Hong Tong. who wai fcund guilty of being concerned in th. importaticn of chandu. Mr.
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    DE VALERA HAS BAD TIME.
    231 9 "Ruining The Country." SHOUTED DOWN IN THE DAIL. Reuter. Dublin, Aug. 10. J||R. De Vale:a has been shouted down for the first time since he entered the Dail in 1027. When he attempted to speak early to-day, after a four hours' debate on the economic
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    ALLEGED KNIFE ATTACK.
    324 9 Accused Man Later Found Hanging. With a serious charge pending against inn. a sixty-year-old Chmtse. Choo Ah Yeow. foi nd hanging in the lava.ory of his house OH Aug. 2. He was due to appear before ha Second Magistrate on Aug. 4, on a charge ol voluntarily
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    AUSTRIAN LOAN.
    147 9 British Share Has Already Be:n Issued. Reuter Wireless. London, Aug. 8. The prospectus of th? British portion t f the \or.rian Government international guaranteed 3M) 1933 53. amounting to £4.500,000, ha? been 'sued. The bonds will be issued at £'J and .ill carry three per cent, interest. The
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    "REDS" BURN CITY OF LINCHENG.
    126 9 Attack On Sikchung Repulsed. Hongkong. Au<„. 10. IJEFUGEE3 from Linchrng arriving at Amor report that the city, which was captured ry the -Reds" in West Fukien a few tfftya •fp, has been burnt by the Communists. Uuch lv a\y damage was d:ne. Cen. Chan Tsal
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    RADIO ATTACK ON AUSTRIA.
    156 9 GERMAN LEADERS BROADCAST. Promise Broken." Language Was Most Immoderate. Reuter Habicht, Aug. 10. A RADIO attack on the Austria.! Government has ja red the Euiopean Chancelleries which were reiving on German promises to Italy to avoid provocations. The language of Herr Hab'.ch' (radio chief) last night
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    Alleged Assault By Six Jews. ONLY ONE OF THE ACCUSED CONVICIED.
    1187 10 GIRL'S STORY OF ABUSE. SAYS PAIL OF WATER WAS THROWN ON HER. adjourned hearing of the case involving six Jews, Yacob Kocha*, Manesah Abiba, Killal Ezekiel, a man known as Calcutta, Modi and Ibrahim (brother of Yacob Kochal) was
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    ROYAL SHOW SUCCESSES.
    129 10 "Ovaltine" Dairy Farm Gets Most Points. Ai the Royal Show at Derby, Jersey cows firm the "Ovaltine" Dairy Farm won six awards, including first, second and third orizes and the Challenge Cup for the highest .uimbar o' points in all classes. This makes a total of thirty-seven
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    NECK PARALYSED.
    59 10 The ambulance had to deal with a ra'hei baffling cas in the early horrs of this morning. Froceeding to house- in Lorong 201. East Coast Road, the dresser found an Indian In distressed state. He was paralysed and was unable to walk. It appears that he had fallen
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    POLISH FLIERS CRASH.
    377 10 Atlantic Flight. FALSE REPORT ON LINDBERGH. Reuter. Copenhagen, Aug. JT is rumoured that Mr. Charles Lindbergh, who is flying to Europj by the northern route, has crashed ir. Greenland and has been fatally injured. So far there is no confirmation of the message. Wireless communica tions between
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    SPANISH DANCER IN SINGAPORE.
    256 10 4 Beautiful And Unusual Performance. OENORITA Asuncion Granados, the Spanish dancer who appeared at the Victoria Theatre. Sinsspore. last night, in the first of brr three performances, charmed a small house nth her lithe grar-2 and her mastery of the ?uit?r. Not of the type one
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    CHINESE SHOT IN HAVANA.
    162 10 .Communal Trouble RIFLES AND BOMBS IN STREETS. j Reuter. London, Aug. 11. "Daily Telegraph" New York correspondent cables that a Chinese was shot dead in the main street of Havana. This makes the fourth Chinese killed in the last few Jays. It is stated that the
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    ALLEGED MURDER IN ONAN ROAD.
    236 10 Woman With TwentySeven §tab Wounds. LOOKING rather unconcerned a flfteen-year-old Hylam youth named Yeo Tin Keng faced the Second Magistrate (Mr. R. j. v. Curtis) yesterday during a preliminary inquir.in which he (the Hylam> was charged Ml murder. According to the prosecution, conducted !>/ Court
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    CHANG'S BROTHER
    125 10 Will Arrive In Singapore On Wednesday. 1 Shanghai, -Lug. 11. Mi\ Chang Hsueh Ming, the younger brot'rer of ex-Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang, femer ruler uf Manchi|- a. l?r: Shangl: xi y.scerday IjT Europe by the "Conte Rosse." which will pass thiough Singapore next Wednesday.—"Sin Chew Jit P:h. M
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    IN DANGER OF DEATH.
    909 10 MADE REMARK AHi t recovery. BLE Constable Shot. Police Station Sen, ation Described. peliminary inquiry, the accused. Rasmai. vaj i barged with attempted murder. Mr. Cunningham Perdriau. A.S.P. attached to the Central Division, conducted the prosecution. The accused was not legally represented, but h iallowed the
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    227 11 H.B. CONTRACT. Til.l Vessel For Sarawak Steamshin Co Harbotn Beard has secured, Ith flroi not only in Malay.; ;he contract to bm'd a v< —1 for the Sat a wax ...piu. the machinery, but the i 6 cool of the vessel will
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    86 11 Singapore, Aug. 11. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THX WHARVES. IVharl (i-r.rance Gate 1). Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). into 11; Sarpedon 8. Rmptrc Dock (Entrance Gate S). Randal Maru 35; Mottfacmerv r ire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Pi orith Castle 48. wnarf (Entrance Gate 4). Btetloa io (Entrance Gate 7).
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    TOWEL 2,000 YEARS OLD.
    93 11 fcfic Of An Unknown Roman: The Only One? Rome. voun Roman towel, in perreservatlon, has been found in I the Imperial epoch. the .size of a modern hand towel. &nd was iound WTapped round unknown Roman of the early «d preserved ns;-eal intact throughries. In i'.cidition
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    CHEATING DEATH.
    434 11 Recent Lucky Escapes From Disaster. THE way some people manage to cheat deaih is extraordinary. Miss Isobel Dalzell. of W:n;ford. Cheshire, for instance, has jut been rescued in the nick of time after she had been buried up to the neck in mud fcr twenty-four hours. But she
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    A SINECURE.
    61 11 School Board Director Cannot Read Or Write! Ci.-ar.tsn, Fcrmsyivanh. Fee 17 yesrs a rsxi hat served sc J of the Dickson City Cchcol Board. Fcr a Ion? time he has been treasurer si the Board. But he has just given evldenfo in court that he cannot read or
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    MONEY MARKET
    191 11 SEALING. Singapore, Aug. 10. London 4 months' sight 2 4 1 IS London 3 months* sight 24 »g London 60 days' sight 2-4 London 30 days' sight 2 4 63 o4 London demand 2 London T.T. 2 3 Is|*J Lyons and Paris demand B*" Hamburg demand New York
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    PRODUCE.
    186 11 Singapore. Aug. 11. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan 5110 R. (Siam) W. Coast 2 Si 10 Rice. B Siam N. 1 s>i^4 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 $103 Siam, No. 1 "Sinhway" 1174 Siam. No. 2 "Sinhway" llftC Siam. No. 3 "Sinhway" jl.Vi Rice, Saigon Al
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    WHAT WE BREATHE.
    499 11 Atmospheric Pollution And Stoneware. THE ravages of atmospheric pollution on stonework are almost unbelievable, especially in London. Take the Houses of Parliament, for example. The main cause of the condition of the Palace of Westminster is definite-atmospheric impurity, although it has been rendered vastly mere serious owing
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    265 11 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. AUG. 11. High Tides.—l.sl a.m., 2.14 p.m. League Football: Div. I, I.CJ.A. v. S.C C, Anson Road; Div. 11, Chinese II v. Cattle. Jaian Besar. Police Band, Katong Park, 5.15 p.m. Boxing. New World, 9.15 p.m. Sencrlta Granados,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    131 11 ALHAMBRA —Robert Montgomery and Sally Eilers -in "Made on Broadway." CAPlTOL.—"Gabriel over the White House." EMPIRE.—RonaId Colman in "Arrow smith." Hah-price matinees. "Tne Phantom President." GREAT WORLD.—Side shows, Cabaret, Malay cpera. Chinese wa3 r ang silent and talkie t'nemas (Sky Talkie: "When a Feller need> a Friend"). MARLBOROUGH. Mahduri,"
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    DEATH FOR 1D.
    38 11 Prague. An unemployed man, aged 25, stole a pennyworth of bread fr:m a stall in Carlsbad market. Someone saw him and started a purea^t. The workless man threw himself into the river and vves dr-wned.
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      61 11 daily weather report. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Tester day. Night Max. Bright Mm. g. i mp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp Dg. P. inches. Hours. Deg. P M Nil 6.D 75 I M Nil 7 7 73 i..,. 1 n N.j 75 W Hi! D.6 74 N!! BJ 75 U Nil £3
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    England Captain Scores 150 Against Tourists. MALAYS FULLY EXTENDED.
    953 12 P. BRANI PLAY LIKE CHAMPIONS. League Points Shared. Soccer Championship Decided. i By Iliviau." i QNE of the best games this season in the First Division of the S. A.F.A. League was witnessed at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday, the contestants
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    LAWN TENNIS AT THE S.C.C.
    1212 12 Big Entry For Autumn Tournament. rpHE entries and draw for the S.C.C. autumn lawn tennis tournament which opens at the S.C.C. on Monday are as follows: PROFESSION PAIRS (LEVEL). N. S. Wise and A. D. Anderson, Lt. H. A. Or.- and Lt. N. C. Phillips.
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    THE S.C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    131 12 Singles Final To-day. BONG SOO'S TRIPLE CROWN. 'pHE men's open singles final in the tournament at the S.C.R.C. wili be piayed this afternoon, between Lim Bong Soo and John Lim. Bong Soo, who js the holder of the Club title, won the Malayan championship title last
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    THIRD DIVISION SOCCER.
    444 12 Government Monopolies Beat The V.M.C.A. The meeting between the V.M.C.A. and ihe Gcvernment Monopolies in the Third D:- iiion Oi .he S.AF.A. League, at the Gevlanz pajmd yesterday, resulted in t win for the latter r 3 scLtary goal, scored towards the end V the "ome. The
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    SECOND DIVISION SOCCER
    456 12 Wiltshires Win. YESTERDAY'S GAME AT JALAN BESAR. »JHE Medicos gave a surprisingly good performance when they met the Wilts II in the Second Division of the S.A.F.A. League yesterday at the Jaian Besar Stadium. The score of 2-0 does not give a true indication of the run
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    O.R.A. TENNIS.
    62 12 Results and tics in the O.R.A. lawn tennis h urn ment are: Dr. S. L. Cehlers (owe 15.4> beat Wan Pnteh towe 15.3» 6—3. 6—3. To-morrow's tie: K.M.R. Menon (owe 15.3) v. H. M. £ujak (owe 15.3). Tuesdays tie: Dr. C. E. Smith and E. V. Mill <owe
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    HARRY GRAHAM AND SULLIVAN.
    178 12 To-Night's Fight At The New World. New World Boxing Arena should be the Mecca of all fight fans to-night. Harry Graham, the bantamweight champion of the Royal Air Force, and Nicky Sullivan meet for the third time, in the main event on the card. The local
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    TENNIS AT TANGLIN.
    231 12 Garrison Open Championship Tournament. Resuls in the Garrison lawn tennis tournament are as fellows: MEN'S OPEN SINGLES. Capt. H. E. Ranee beat Major F. C. K. Austin 6—l, 6—l. Capt. R. Me. L. Ma:re beat Capt. N. F. V. Hamilton 6—l, 6—4. Lieut. N. C. Philips beat
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    BASKET-BALL MATCH.
    71 12 August B.P. teaaa v. the Vista B P. at the latttr's court (Buona Vis a Roadt on Sa'urday. at 3 p.m. Players and members should at Mr. Sob. Hock Ch:on's residence for free transport. a: 2.20 pm.: We Hong Hai. Tay Khcng Ann Kirn Yean. Soh Hock Ch:on.
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    COUNTY CRICKET MATCHES.
    175 12 WEST INDIANS if BIRMINGHAM. Quick Finishes. Points For Kent And Gloucester. Reuter. JWO County championship natcfc, begun on Wednesday. *ere faj*. Ed in quick time. Kent and Clouce**. shire taking full points in the y respective matches. The West Indians engaged War. wickshire in a two-day mate*
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    MIXED FOURSOMES.
    111 12 Yesterday's Golf At The Island Club. The following were the best card* returari f:r the m'xed fouisjmcs competition played yesterday at the Island Club Mrs. H. L. H. Lim and K ns Ti;>i' 486 1 »—41 Dr. and Mr?. Currie 52—10'.—41' Mi. ana Mrs. Gicve 50 8 1
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    32 12 The next spoon shtot of thp g.V.R A. be held at Bukit Timah at 13d U m on burday. Pest emrip; SI includ ng ammuniiw (200 500. and GOO yard*'.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    18 12 S.G.C. ■Illtfch mix«d petition for Augur- will be ph.* 999 Timah en Sunday, hat 18
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    NORTH CHINA SPORTS.
    401 13 Ten Records Established At Tsingtao. Pe ping, July 14. Peiping won the track and field championships in b:th tie senior and junior divisions of the 17.h annual Nor h C.ma and r'ie'.d Meeting yesterday. In the .senior divis on Peiping ccored a to'al ;f 56 pion s.
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    456 13 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, Aug. 4. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 30 Beef, stew or curry, kati Pork. lean, kati 41 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 33 Muaon, Australian, lb. «s Fowl, kati 4 'jj Hens (locally reared), kali Ducks, each Pigeon, domestic unfledged, pair
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      313 13 Assets exceed $12,000,000. rv»« A r% g Assuranro in force over *:{."».n<»<).ooo. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlement*) HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building. CecU Street. Singapore The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Sunremp n_ LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, 1.0. ATTRACTIVE PLANS
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      233 13 EMPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Transmitter, Daventr§, England. Wavelengths: 25.28 and SI.S metre*. 'Rrttiih Summer Timer add 6 hrn. 2n minute* GM.T. 11.0 a.m.—1.0 p.m. Tiansmission on an cmrd-direetional aerial: 11.0 Organ Recital:
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      45 13 PARIS (Station d'Etat Radio Oolonlale— '9 55 and 25.3 metres), every day 8.20 p.m. bulletin In English v given mt aboat 0 p.m. ZEESEN (31.38 metres) approximately I or 30 pjn. MOSCOW (50 metres), about 8.88 pm (70.01 metres) about 8.88 p.m. to 0.60 pm.
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    SECOND RE-TRIAL ORDERED.
    539 14 Batu Pahat Assizes. JUDGE DISAGREES WITH ASSESSORS. (From Our Oion Correspondent.) Johore, Aug. 9. a two days' hearing the Parit Rantau Panjang murder re-trial was brought to a close at the Batu Pahat Assizes yesterday evening before the Hon. Mr. Justice A. Savage Bailey. It is the
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    "CHINA'S SORROW."
    78 14 Three Hundred Villages Under Water. Shanghai, Aug. 9. The Huang Ho or Yellow River (known es China's Sorrow") has changed its course a! Changhen and Sinyang Districts. Instead of flowing southward at this point it is flowing northward along the eld bed across the district of Huah-sien, where
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    ROUND MALAYA HIKERS.
    75 14 Two Thousand Miles Covered On Foot. Mohamed Yunos and Mohamed Syed, the two Malacca Malays who sei out on a tram.j round Malaya on May 17, proceeding up the west coast of the Peninsula, have now practically completed their hike. They have written from Mersing, saying thar
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    54 14 lwenty thousand To Return To Work. Reuter Wireless. Union Town. Pennsylvania Aug. 8. Over one hundred heads of local branches of the United Mine Works' Union, representing about 20,000 miners have agreed to return to work after the appeal made by the Labour Adviser to the National Recovery
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    Supplying "Sparkle" For Studio Snow.
    460 15 BSB BERKELEY, v.iiiie training his 15t) blonde and brunĕtte U Warner Bros, big dramatic th i gigantic musical spectacle, which comes to the Capitol I pot his maidens on a typical I Mhedule, with supervised ■a d regulated sleeping hours. od reason for Berkeley's up[UTj
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    STARS' REUNION IN HOLLYWOOD.
    382 15 Actors Meet Again After Ten Years. j all of Hollywood's close-knit fraternity I-a of motion picture stars, j, has taken Edward G Robinson and Mary Astor, leading players in the new First National picture, "The Li: tic Giant." ten years to meet again. The Rcbinson-Astor acquaintance
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    WORK OF THE "BLIZZARD DEPARTMENT."
    826 15 BREAKFAST FOOD AND MEDICINE. RAW SUPPLIES CANNOT BE KEPT IN STOCK. fHE "blizzard department" of the First National studio is another of those cubbyholes found, after much search, in odd corners of a producer'? lot. Rarely called into play, such departments have to be there
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      47 15 RO LL EI FLEX THE CAMERA THAT THINKS Specially designed to show the image right side up whilst exposure is actually being made. Prices and Particulars on Application. LEE FLETCHER 102, North Bridge Road, Singapore. 'PHONE 2850. DIAMOND" Bedsteads. PRICES FROM $6 TO $22. A LIFETIME INVESTMENT
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      523 16 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in Deed of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 3411. TO LET. SIANG LEVI PARK Further Reductions of Rents from Ist August, 1033. $16.00 and $18.00
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      509 16 THE PEOPLE S-PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE j TO LET. TO LET—3S. Balmoral Road. For particulars apply to S. A. B. J. Aljunied. 69-A. High Street, Singapore. TO LET —1-C, Sea Avenue, Katong. comfortable 2-storey house, garage, 200 yds. from sea. $30 p.m. Gattey Bateman, 'Phone 5959. TO LET —69, Killiney Road.
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      264 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. Purchase of Orchard Road Provision Store, 241, Orchard Road. The public are hereby notifkd that by a Deed cf Assignment dated 2nd August, 1933. the High Street Provision Store. Limited, has purchased th? stock-in-trade, fittings and fixtures and goodwill of Oi chard Road Provision Store as from
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      265 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. SINGAPORE TURF CLUB. NOTICE. Autumn (Gold Cup) Race Meeting, 1933. SATURDAY 2nd, WEDNESDAY 6th, SATURDAY 9th, WEDNESDAY 13th, SATURDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER. ENTRIES CLOSE at 12 o'clock noon on WEDNESDAY, 23rd AUGUST, 1933. SWEEPS—A $5 UNLIMITED SWEEPSTAKE FOR MEMBERS will be held on each day of the Meeting. Applications
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      361 16 AUCTION SALE. EXPRESS AUCTION SALE UNDER INSTRUCTIONS OF THE MANUFACTURER'S REPRESENTATIVE WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION A LARGE VARIETY OF SILK AND COTTON GOODS Comprising:—Corsets, Ladies and Children's Hats, Gen s' Felt Hats, Ladies' and Gents' Silk Pyjamas. Kimonos, Gents' Shirts, Collars and Ties, Gents' Golf Hose, Dress Lengths, Bathing
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      437 16 tttfi(T CTS. OC EveryWh ere I MALAYA TRIBUNE, 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IX ADVANCE. Delivery Including fa^ ut office p.^ or cloev: .Local H rvsidcncc. FM.S.> Cour.'ria, Yearly $15.00 $2100 $330, Half-Yearly 750 $10.50 $i6.jj Quarterly 3.75 5.25 j 835 SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. Copies of back numbers of
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