Malaya Tribune, 12 August 1933

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX, No. 190 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Aug. 12. IfSS. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1933. HVE
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      89 1 I the oval flask. [THE IN TIE ART OF BREWING Sole Importers i The East Asiatic Company, Limited. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENAN G. UP-TO-DATE ■Mm mm DELICACIES ||h=SS|||| Pressed "Pork, Pressed Brisket |SI3GiS Of£Beef, Pressed Ox Tongue, Cooked Ham, Col lard Head. XOTORE COLD STORAGE Co..Ltd. ORCHERP ROM? TELEPHONE 5378
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      171 1 A. FLINTER 6, Rallies 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. THE ORIGINAL PRIMUS J HEATING and LIGHTING
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    GIRLS' CORNER AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER.
    89 2 Comment* On The Mail. My dear Nieces. Contributions have corns in well thla x.ccb tut I can do with more. I am very pleased to see so many takinr par: in the debate but I still miss article: ft 03 nieces like "Gwtnnie," "Ruth,' "Dandelion."
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    Joie De Vivre.
    647 2  -  (By "Jean." internum is the present debate becoming I should dearly love to follow Aunt izzie's advice and join in the fun. But such a thing is impossible as I approve of both bobi d and long h:ir. Cf course, they say that v. Oman's crowning tkfj
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    To Bob Or Not To Bob.
    111 2  -  (By "Nightmare." The much discussed topic of "To Bob or not to Bob" has captivated many girls to venture forward with their arguments. In my view to bob or not to bob is entirely a matter of choice. Don't follow the wishes of others,
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    Our Thoughts.
    297 2  -  (By "Angeline." All of us are builders, and we have to build our thoughts, which will make our character either beautiful or ugly. Few things are more wonderful than our pewer of talking to ourselves, in the secret at cur own soul. We know very well that if
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    Matter Of Convenience.
    371 2  -  ißy "Lucky Star." Yes. bobbed hair is more convenient for v.s when we are going out with our friends who call at our home unexpectedly and wish us to be in their company. But, "Merry Maid." you know that it is our duty to comb our hair
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    The Two Sisters.
    238 2  -  (By "Topsie." June was the amiable one, but Stella was always cross. "Come on," shouted Stella from the bottom of the stairs, "we'll be late for the show." "All right," replied June. At last with much lingering over things, they started for the she*When they arrived a:
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    Should Girls Bob Their Hair?
    237 2  -  ißy "April." Hello! everybody, I suppose you all are very interested in our present debate. Well, in hi. opinion I think that girls should bob their hair. Oh! how lovely it Is to have nice short hair, and how cool you feel in this hot
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    Do You Believe In Fate?
    337 2  -  (By "Maud." 1 dor. t know whether you will agree with n;e in this, but I firmly believe tha; we are all governed by Fate. Perhaps some of my headstrcng cousins may think that things happen just as they wish them to. and just as
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    Keep Your Hair Short.
    109 2  -  (By "Pearly Tooth." K.L. Hello! Hello! my cousins and you, Auntie l izzie. I am very sorry for Auntie Lizzie for she is appealing for more contributions every time. I think girls should bob their hair bcoause it keeps them cocl and it is easier to
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    Long Hair.
    74 2  -  (By "Bright Eyes," K.L. I likt to have» long hair, and see girls jritli it too. If you have long hair you can dms it in many styles, such as in locks or caught up with a bow. When you have long hair you save the money for
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    The "Tribune's" China News Service. CHINA'S PREMIER TAKEN TO TASK.
    743 3 POLICY OF RECONSTRUCTION. IMPOSSIBLE IF NO SUPPORT FROM GOVERNMENT. A recent editorial in the "Peiping Morning Post" criti--54 s the recent speech"of Mr. [Wang Ching Wei in which he said that the salvation of the nation could be attained by
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    CONFERENCE AT RULING.
    550 3 Good News: NO FORCE AGAINST FENG. ACCORDING to the latest reports from the Capital, the Killing conference has decided not to resort to forceful measures in the settlement of the Chahar situation. This li the most encouraging news we have had during the last few days," &ays
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    MILLIONS LOST.
    87 3 Volunteer Contributions Scandal. Shun Pao. Shanghai, Jul/ 19. A sensational embezzlement case has tcea unearthed with regard to the disposal oi the huge funds contributed by various quarters to the Chinese Volunteers in Manchuria. It is es:imated thatj no less ihan 120.000,000 was contributed to .General Ma Chan-shan
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    TOO HOT.
    44 3 Marshal Tuan Chi Jui Leaving For Hangchow. Shanghai, July 14. Owing to the excessive heat in Shanghai during the last few days. Marshal Turn Chi-jui has decided to leave for Hangchow in a day o." two to spend the summer season there.
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      114 3 STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY, (Established In 1914). Stationers and Repairers. H-A, Change Alley, Slngspere. We Bua^antee I -he quality to be 5*9 the best or else your money will be refunded. «ln« us up for mechanics In case your typewriter Is out of order, and needs Immediate «twuion. Monthly cleaning of
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      126 3 l&llenbunjs Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of infants in hot climates. They are free from harmful germs and are readily prepared by the simple addition of boiling water only, thus giving complete independence of doubtful milk supplies. Milk Food No 1 Milk Food No. 1 Birth to 3
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      267 3 "I thank Colgate's! :,V, I T4°Wmuchmore charming--<he smile that t re X™ P*»' wh «ecth! Follow this advice: Use Colgate's on a wet toothbrush each I morning, each evening. Its special polishing f HJSi" the on dentists themselves use. I A »«nted breath is often caused by decaying j «ood
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      240 3 WHAT IS IN YOUR HOROSCOPE. LET ME TELL YOU FREE. Would you like to know without any co»c, what the s.ars indicate jour future will oe; whether you will be successful, prosperous and kcppy; about business, love, marriage tic 3. friends, enemies, travels, sickness, lucky and unlucky periods; what pitpredion
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      512 4 IM. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Rasah Road. SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 3411. TO LET. SLANG LIM PARK Further Reductions of Rents from Ist August, 1933. $16.00 and $18.00
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      564 4 TO LET. I I I TO LET—3S, Balmoral Road. For particulars apply to S. A. B. J. Aljunied, 69-A, High Street, Singapore. TO LET—I-C, Sea Avenue, Katong, comfcrtable 2-storey house, garajge, 209 yds. from sea. $30 p.m. Ga.tey Bateman, 'Phone 5939. j TO LET—3, Ramsgate Rd., off Grove Rd., close
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      850 4 AUCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE. STATE OF JOH6RE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE JUDOE AT JOHORE BAHRU. Land Application No. 66 of lfi32. In. the mat it of Section 6t (ii) of the Land Enactment 1910 as amended by Enactment 5 of 1913 and I In the matter of a
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      493 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. In the Estate of TAN BOON CHIN, Deceased. Pursuant to Ordinance No. 144 (Trustees). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all credit ors or other persons having any claims cj demands upon or against the Es.ate of TAN BOON CHIN, deceased, late of No. 5», CairnhO. Road. Singapore,
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    JOTTINGS ON LEAVE.
    627 5 (ilimpse Of Somerset And Devon. Somewhere in England. I a- in Yorkshire after a trip to I and Devon about which there Irans-Atlantic suggestion of hustle. It ar, and >n ;hree days. An 8 30 t Wrston-super-Mara by I most delightful run throuxh iter, Coventry. Keinlworth, :<,
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    STILL THEY COME.
    60 5 Motor-Cycling To London From South Africa. Pretoria. Two young South Africans. Mr. K. Jones and Mr. James Sasseen. have set out from Fretoria to to London. They a.re riding small two-stroke English motor-cycles, and carrying very little kit—but they have great confidence in the ability c their
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    KENNEL SHOW.
    533 5 Complete List Of K.L. Successes. THE official list of awards at the Central and South Malayan Dog Show promoted by the Malayan Kennel Association held at Kuala I umpur on Aug. C, Is as fellows: ALSATIANS i Open—either sex, any age) Mrs. F II Byron's Ycnno of Salgoud,
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    CHURCH SCHOOLS.
    91 5 Special Spanish Bond Issue To Replace Them. Madrid. I The Governmcn* has authorised an extra- j ordinary bond isrue ol ML/aN 00(J pesetas .£700,000), for ihe creaUon of State schools to replace those of the religious orders. Approval 01 the Cones at an early date is expacted. According
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING. Under-Consumption.
    132 5 Pinang Gazette. pEOPLE are now beginning to appreciate that it is not over-production that is wrong with the world but under-consumption. How can there be a surplus of wheat so long as a ringle person goes hungry, of leather so long as a single
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    Education Axe.
    180 5 Times of Malaya. WE would emphasise that the F. M. S. Government's "squandermania" also extended to its Education Department and the ime is now full ripe for that Department to come under the "axe," not in the way of shutting down schools, but in the way of reducing
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    Gilt-Edged.
    155 5 Malay Post. EVEN in America there have not been wan:. ing financiers and economic experts <.f grea. standing who have given expression to grave apprehensions as to the probable effects of the American methods. And all thinkn.g men must have felt that to rush up production of commodi>ies before
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    Tin Pool.
    181 5 Straits Echo. ANY attempt to interfere with the working of the Tin Pool would cause violent fluctuations in price and it would also be poor lecompensc for the work done by the Tin Pool for bringing the price up to the present level to prevent it from getting
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      155 5 JOHN SAYS SO TOO HE'S FEEUNG BETTER SINCE WE VTA LE *DAY i lW 1 •So mrAny people are trying; \<S 1 /\V «TjjJ tnis new w ay to better health! I/ People who wouldn't think of Noa/ I 6 ivin g up tea. But they've X found that too
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      5 5 j CAPITOL. WEDNESDAY 16th. j
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      250 5 ST The most delicious tonic food you have m ever been asked to take contains all the X most important health factors you need! B Ostomalt contains vitamins A, B.C and D, E the vitamins that build you up after B illness, &eep you fit and free from disease, Vjj
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      683 5 CLUB DIARY. JJ heTe are num erous Clubs and Soc.ette* 3!°?; of the members of which are "Malaya Tribune." This Dim inritT d B V eciall V for them. Secretaries at an* ?t? I T° 1 rate in mMĕmU wm *tm P l ete Ha^Pening S of general interest Thl
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    Shipping News & Notices. OIL FROM BRITISH COAL.
    743 6 Shipping News Notices. OIL FROM BRITISH COAL. Effect Of Govt. Policy On Shipping. WHILE it is appreciated that the policy (f the Government in granting a fcuamiHc* 1 preference for home-produced light hyttfot: rbon oils is designed to assist and to provide further employment in the coal wining industry, it
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    LARGEST COMPLEMENT.
    90 6 Portent Of Improved Atlantic Trade? The Anchor liner Caledonia arrived at York hill Quay, Glasgow, with 1,000 passengers, her largest complement for many months. This, it is hoped, is an indication of a return of the Atlantic passenger business, while another favourable sign is that many of the
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    RECONSTRUCTION.
    80 6 Four Vessels Of The Albert Ballin Class. According to a Hamburg report, the Ham-burg-Amertka Line has decided, in pursuance of the German Government s plans for relieving unemployment, to reconstruct the large passenger liners of the Albert Ballin claengaged in the North Atlantic traffic. This reconstructicn has been planned
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    SHIP PROPULSION.
    556 6 Consolidating Results Of Future Efforts. <T«HE first International Congress of Tank P**«»entcrs was opened at The HagueM-i mail week, when en inaugural address was de hvered by Mr. John de Meo, whoae views -fr the subject of "Technical Co-ordination" have been expressed on several occasions in theso columns.
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    EGYPT'S BULLION.
    107 6 The Artiglio Lands Further Consignment. The Italian salvage .steamer Artiglio rcaclud Plymouth yesterday with her sixth consignment of gold and silver recovered from the wreck of the P. and O. lintr Egypt, sunk off Ushnnt 11 years ago. She lauded «07 bars cf silver, five bars cf gold
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    GEORGES PHILIPPAR.
    402 6 Insurance Claims In Dispute. MANY underwriters directly interested in the insurance cf the French motor In r *Oeorgefl Philippar" were surprised by the mnouncement that the Services Ccnar-~t:r drs Messageries Maritimes had been request-d to refund the money paid (£1,250.000) Uttdei conditions in respect of the loss of
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    LINDHOLMEN SYSTEM.
    263 6 Satisfactory Operation Of Pioneer Installation. It well be remembered that a few years ago the Lundolmen Shipyard. Gothenburj. introduced their electric regenerative system or heat consti\ation v l.:ch r suite; in mc eased taermul efficiency in reciprocating mar.ne sleam eneines. The pieneer installation in the steamci Tricne was
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    THE OUTLOOK FOR SHIPPING.
    585 6 Report Of London Owners' Society. PRESIDING, over the annual meeting of the Lend n General Shipownr. i' Society, the chairman, Mr. Andrew Mor.on Weir, struck an optimistic note for the shipping cutlock in general. Before moving U c ed pticn of the report and account, and
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      446 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) HAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COLONDON AND PAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty*! Government). OUTWARD PROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Doe Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. NALDERA 16,000 Aug. 18 SOUDAN 6,500
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      195 6 ifiLLOYB triestino! (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. j i! SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penan*. Colombo, Bombay. I Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Soez, Port I felling at Colombo Bombay S«s, Port d Brindial, Venice and Trieste. j Said. Brindial, Venice end Trieste. m.v. "TERGESTEA" Aug. 15 Aug.
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      228 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LL\IE Deutsch Australl-che Dampfachiffs Ifll CJ G-sellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t mJS. DUISBURG. via Manila Aug. 21 m,s. RUHR, via Manila S pt. 7 t m.s. SAUERLAND. via Manila S:pt. 19 PREUSSEN, via Manila Oct. 5 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN.
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      546 6 STEAMER SA[LI N( M. NO!!nnE "TSC. lt OUTWARDS. 5 "LAHN" for Manila. Horgkr, np North China and Japan 5 "TRAVE" for Manila. M U Shanghai. North China and Jap JD Au? a HOMEWARDS i "GOSLAR" for Marseilles, Oran Valencia. Havre, Dunkirk Rotter", dom. Hamburg and Bremen '"ODER" for Genoa, Marseille*.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    500 7 Mining Shares. Singapore, Saturday. 11 a.m. miMioM tin share" quotations are Issued rraser and Co.. exchange and stock g*k6*K Buyers. Sellers. ssan Kumbang Tin 27j6 301Austral Malay 28 6 30j- cd |yei Hitam Tin 13|9 14|6 Went 096 1.00 Bangrlß Tin 18|3 19|- p. an Padaag 0.10
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    152 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. FURTHER DROP IN RUBBER. London Stocks To Be Down 720 Tons. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Saturday. 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 12 U cts., down Vfe ct. Market Tone: Easier. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3% d., down 1 lfid. Market Tone: Very
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    WEEKLY RUBBER AUCTION.
    160 7 Th? weekly rubber auction report, held en Aug. 10. as rubrhit.ed by the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubb'r Association, is as iollow: Catalogued 1.309,042 lb 584.39 tons. Offered 1.241.480 !b. 554 23 tons. Sold 1.155.083 lb. —515.66 tons Lcndon, spot, 3 31 32d. New York. spot. 1%
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    CANNED AND DRIED FRUIT.
    834 7 Malayan Pineapples In Britain. During the past year exports of Malayan canned pineapples reached the record total Of 66,300 ca- c es according to the report just issued by the Empire Marketing Board on "Canned and dried fruit supplies in 1932 iHM. Stationery Office I/- net).
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    COTTON CONFERENCE.
    51 7 Japanese Spinners Leave For London. Reuter. r Tokyo, Aug. 11 tnc representatives of cctton spinners ar< leaving for London this aLernoon to carry o>-( pnvate talks with British business men prior «o participating in the Anglo-Japanese trade conference, but the rayoners haw net vet decided whether to participate
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    MARKET REPORTS.
    244 7 Guthrie and Co. Ltd.. in their wecklv rubber repcrt. dated Singapore. Aug. 11 st.-<^ Pr.i-.ly due to the holidays our market hfti been dull and uninteresting since our last re po.; and both London and New York r\ro reported to have quiet. The notable feature of the market
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    OPERATIONS OF N.Y.K. LINE.
    571 7 Larger Profit Due To Trade Conditions. In his S peech at the hah yearly N V K. Ug Mr. Kenkichi Kagami. attti- buted the improved results tc abnormal ecudl- 1 ÜBtm of currency and tiade. which emffcj TOl be expected to last. i «.^Vw en e
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    33 7 The tin outputs for the month of July are reported as follows: panda. Hong Fatt 1.221.93 Kelebu Tm 300.01 Katu Tin 342 00 Kinta Tin 483.00 Renong Tin 548.00 Semenyih 190.00
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES.
    64 7 During the week ended August 5, 1933. exports from Malayan ports amounted to C*,*> 24 eases, of which 51.270 cases were to the United Kingdom. 4.853 cases to the Continent o' Eartpe. 7,430 cases to Canada and 1.271 cases elm where. The exports for the period. Jan. I,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    662 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Saturday. 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations art Issued by Fraser and Co and Lya'l and Bvatl: Issue .'J Value. Prasor Lysll Shares. de Go. Evatt. 1 Allonby (0.75 $0.85 $0.70 $0.85 I Alor Gajah O.GO 0.70 0.55 0.G5 IA. Hitam 1.00 1.20
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      52 7 THE iUDd BRITISH V INSURANCE" COMPANY, LIMITED. HRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR raiumAiicK AOCEFTED -*F AT -owiiT current batu. L O. MAROOLIODTH, MAnscer. j, pinlayson Qreen. EASTERN UNITED "•■riAlfCl CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR 2 AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. L. O. JOHNSON: General Maoaftf. mrt No 4. Cecil
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      95 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,900.000 Paid-up-Capital £1,00.0.000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500.000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo. Karachi. Madras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein. Basra. Klrkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposit
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      70 7 Small Savings L LIGHTEN f% YOUR j t FINANCIAL k PATHWAY ■J J*. VEAHIY'IMEFEST PAID 70 YCU QUARTERLY. Small Savings regularly deposited will soon build up for you a .substantial Bank Balance, ready for the moment when H is most needed THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OP NEW YORK. pays an
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      216 7 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated in Strait* Settlements.) Successors to THF C HINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, ITD 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 LOf VI. BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      327 8 Amusements < J r 1 MATINEE TO-DAY, 3.15. i,f ><|nffl^ wfa to-night i 9.15. j j ROBERT MONTGOMERY (FAMOUS STAR OF "HELL BELOW" "PRIVATE LIVES," ETC.) and SALLY EILEHS In ANOTHER METRO-GOLD WYN-MAYER SUCCESS J ON I --ram broadway" i I MADGE EVANS j I v: CMED."J&r STREET 'IN THE
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      226 8 I SPECIAL RETURN SCREENING FOR ONE DAY ONLY j Matinee To-Day j To-Night Jessie Matthews j —Famous Star Of "Midshipmaid" And "Good Companions"— in her Brightest comedy hit— j The Man From Toronto! I SAUCY SNAPPY J i i TO-MORROW—OPENING AT :U S—MATINEE. The YearV Most Sensational Thriller— The Famous
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      286 8 MATINEE AT Coward KING OF PLAYWRIGHTS SCORES ANOTHER GRE VI TJ PARAMOUNT'S i "TO-NIGHT IS OlfiS' stanin»: Fredric March Victoria Theatre LAST NIGHT j TO-NIGHT, AT 9.30 P.M. j SENOHITA Asuncion Granados The Beautiful Spanish Dancer and Guitarist. Fascinating, captivating, dark-eyed brunette is Senorita Asuncion Granados, the dainty Spanish Dancer.
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      133 8 25-.: DISCOUNT I en ifl nark d prist of j I CLOCKS WATCHES i b tot kCovei lor i A Limited Period. Onh. Come eaiiv to niakt your mJ« i j OUR WIDE VARIED STOCKS j I YICK WOH HING j 1 41?», Xtrth BHM ld l 2 I ri
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    KNOWN BY HIS TOES.
    359 9 STORY OF AN OLD ASSAULT. Belated Justice. Attack With Iron Bars And Sticks. r\\ o-A\l>-A-HALF years after a ii <\ L;m Kiap See, the perpett. who had escaped arrest, a -iJiiifd under peculiar circum- :< and brought to book. n<t d was produced yesteri- re the
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    217 9 League Of Nations' Bulletin. HPHE following is the health bulletin of the of Nations' Eastern Bureau. Singapore for week ended Aug. 5, 1933. Beirut: 5 smallpox cases and no deaths Alexandria: 1 plague case and 1 death Bassein: l plague case and 1 death j mallpox
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    HEALTH OF SINGAPORE.
    101 9 The Municipal health statement for the r,eek ended Aug. 5 gives the total number of death! as 190. The death rate was 20.69 per < milte compared with 19.06 in the preceding j week and 17.25 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of
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    DEAD ON MOTHER'S GRAVE.
    305 9 Suicide By Tuba Root Poisoning. T HE Singapore Coroner (Mr. p g bmitm u7ual^J US COn Udcd an iTK uir y illt <> a" annual case of suicide Ch?r? P the nißht Cf July 27 according to a body «r off 11 Timah B*arl. "3 body
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    PROSPERITY THERE.
    67 9 Why Negro Wanted To Be In Gaol. Deafer, Colorado. A 30-day prison sentence is helping bu-inass for Mr. Lee Vance, a Negro barber. "Don't let the judge put me out of this gaeL" he has Instructed his lawytr He explained that hi special combination hair "cuis and shave,
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    777 10 A question of the utmost importance to many of our readers was discussed at the Malayan Co-operative Conference a few days ago. How are the thousands of clerical workers and artisans to be cured of chronicindebtedness, and put on a cash basis There is a strong body of
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    663 10 Comments Uy The Way. PEOPLE Who tliink tr.al Ihc Government has been to la\ish in EpcndHlS money on public varies in Singapore, while denying other centres of amenLus wi icli they consider they are entitled to exp :cl. would do well to remember that from the
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Seremban.
    69 10 The Negri Sembiian criminal assizes, which were fixed to take place on Aug. 28. have been postponed until Sept. 25 owing to lack of a judge The birthday of Tungku Abdul Rahman, the recently elected Yam Tuan of Negri Sembiian. tails on Thursday, Aug.
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    129 10 Mr. 'Tommy" Green, the well-known Selangor cricketer, went home on leave on Thursday and hoped tc be back in time for the ocx: season. I Dr. D. Vaughan Thomas. M.A.. Visiting Examiner. Trinity College of Music. London, arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. He will come to Singapore
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    Ipoh.
    82 10 The death occurred al the District Hospital, Ipoh. on Thursday, of Che Yahaya, Town Superintendent, Kinta Sanitary Board. The deceased was operated on fcr tonsihtis that morning and died at about noon. ft Koshal Singh, a Sikh, was charged in the Kuala Lumpur Police Courl with professing cr pretending
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    Klang.
    25 10 M the Ch;ne-e Buddhist Temple. Jaian Raja West the birthd y of Buddha is being 1 celebrated by a Chinese Waycng being performed. I
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    Taiping.
    61 10 Remarking he was satisfied that defendant s of the story w;s the truth and that he ccnsidered the charge both frivolous ard vexatious. Che Mur.tapha Albakri. the Taiping Magistrate, acquitted ar.d discharged an Indian tailor, named Mohamed Raiiq. when this man was brought up on 3 summons for aseuult
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    Malacca.
    112 10 Four Malay ycu hs. H. Haron bin H. Abdul Ghani, Ali bin Sheikh. Ibrahim. Awang bin Tahp and S,dek cycled to Kuala Lumpur and back. They left here ai 5.30 m the morning, arriving at their destination at 2.30 in the afternoon. The return jcurrey was made in seven
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    Penang.
    69 10 Chan Seng Ee. a Hckier Chinese, convicted of atkmpied cheating on March 29, this year, by dishonestly at.emptirg to induce one Teo'i Hee Liang u> hand over ihe sum of $400 for a parcel purporting tc contain $1 000 in forged Bfltes has been sentenced to five montm' rigorou
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    345 10 BY VLOOKER-ON" I So it's to be 20 pa**. morrow J la. The Sunday Tribum is a habit. it i The new badminton feature tWu be extremely popular. j A I wonder why that was not tk. oi before not thoutrht The composers of nanm state that
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    On Other Pages.
    47 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on p CHINA NEWS, on page JOTTINGS ON LEAVE I CLUB DIARY, on pa CHURCH SERVICES, on pa* 1 SPORTS NEWS, on pap A ,ld 15 ,;6 and OUR SHORT STORY. n RADIO NEWS, on page 1" BOYS' CORNER, on pac;e If
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    CUBAN PRESIDENT FLEES: REVOLT OF THE ARMY. HALF A MILLION PEOPLE STARVING.
    418 11 CLIMAX MUST BE REACHED IN A FEW HOURS. Bitter Censure Of U. 5.4. Political And Economic Tension At Breaking Point. Reuter. tension in Cuba has reached breaking point. Governtroops have revolted and have demanded the resignation "resident Machado,
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    DUTIABLE LIQUOR.
    249 11 Shopkeeper Sharply Fined For Possession. eased pr"prietor of Chop Kia yesterday fined $50 or ten weeks' H: rk Jud§e (Mr. H. A. lag in possession of dutiable pr secu.ed and Mr. V. D. appeared for tee defence. I"d in evidence that at about n Juij 13 he went
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    BALKAN SPORTING PADRE.
    62 11 He Has become A Professional Referee. Belgrade n" of the Balkans is on the Drava River. 1 DM qualified as a profesThla enables him to add to a priest by rcfereeing at most of which take place on Sunday. iraon" main'jiins that r.rt iid to mm incume,
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    CHINESE CHARGED.
    179 11 Alleged Assault With Iron Rod. Four Chinese, Liew Ah Fang, Liew Tack. Liew Kuk Beng, Liew Seng Kang. were chaeged yesterday before Third Magistrate Mr. R. J. Curtis with voluntarily causing hurt to One, Ah Song a bus conductor. Mr. N. A. Mall; 1 defended the accused and
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    KILLED BY ROPE.
    84 11 Clothes-Line Which Became Charged. Budapest A washing-line has killed the two rr al'. daughters of a chauffeur in the suburbs. They were aged 9 and 5 respectively. The children were piaying in the garden and happened to touch the clothes-line. They both fell down dead on the
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    THE MARTIAL SPIRIT.
    105 11 Rush For Active Service In Japan. Tokye. Young Japan to-day is evidently fascin tted j by the prospects of distinction "in the fide' One instance of this spirit is illustrated by figures just available from the War Mims»:y. A short time ago replications were Ju/nec 1 ftom
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    A SCRUPULOUS BANKRUPT.
    374 11 Discharged Without Suspension. IN the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, before the Chief Justice. Sir Walter Huggard, an application fcr receiving and adjudication orders was gran.cd against Song Chiat Kirn. The deb.cr filed in his own petiticn. A motion by B.'shen Singh to prove a debt in the bankruptcy
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    WHALING RESTRICTIONS.
    144 11 Important Decision by Norwegian Interests. Os'.j. The Whaling Association has decided that the total production of oil next reason shall be 1,850,000 barrels. This means a rcdueticn of 250.000 barrels as compared with last season, when m cider to keep up prices, a quota system was tatrec.uced by
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    POISONED APPLE.
    103 11 Sting Which Remained Virulent Nearly Causes Death. Vienna. The head of an insurance company was in the habit cf easing an apple every nig. t r.s h: went to bed. One night, after dining with some trie.ids, h;: came home and munched his apple. c two hours later
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    SILVER CURRENCY.
    60 11 Lancashire Manufacturers Urge Stabilisat on. Reuter. Lend n, Au2. 1J. The "Flnan;*.\! TLncs" 1 Manchester cc. respondent is convinccd that a stabilised silver currency would be oi advantage to the Lancashire cotton industry, in countries with a silver currency. The Federation ?f Master Cotton 8pinners has again approached
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    CHARHAR WANTS A CHAIRMAN.
    242 11 Nobody For The Job. CENTRAL TROOPS FOR KALGAN. Shanghai, Aug. 12. gEN. Sung Che Yuen, Commander of the 29th Army, has wired U the Central Government recommending Gen. Pong Ping Fun to the post of Chairman of Charhsr a:id requesting that Nanking send a high official
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    CLERK'S LAPSE.
    147 11 Alleged False Entries In Accounts. Pleading guilty to a charge of crimir.a" breach of trust involving a tolal sum of $!.5C\ a young Stra.ts-born English-speaking Ciiin.se named Ng Pee Wah appeared before tlie District Judge 'Mr. H. A. Ferreri yesterday. He was stated to have been employed In
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    INCOHERENT EVIDENCE.
    170 11 Complainant's Story Of Attempted Extortion. Three Chinese youths rcce P" v belo-e the Third Magistra c, Mr. J. F. F. Greys, yesterday on a charge cf Btteiaartftd cxtorticn. out the evidence of the tompla.nant not beinz cohTcnt his honour discharged them. A Chirr se cake seller narr. ?d
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    MATCH-MADE FIDDLE.
    96 11 Ten Thousand Sticks: Plays Like "Strad." Budrp?s 1 A local craftsman rccsntly bu L a church with matchos and once a man wrote a Prem'T's spcech on a eingle irate but ttro Hungar'ans ha/* cutnia'elj?d »hcm. With ten matches they have m.ide a violin. It plays like a
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    AIR CHIEF INJURED.
    61 11 j Anather Ital an Sea Plane Crashes. Reuter. Mad-id. A'l?. !2. r? KM, C'uef cf the Italian Air Staff, (jfcsneraj J Julio Vatic, was injured scri usly whsn h'.s crashed in*o the sea near Valencia. He was en to Barcelona (rem ijishon, after attending a reception to
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    HAUL OF COINERS IN SIAM.
    72 11 Sixteen Men With Full Equipment. (From Our Ovci Correspondent.) Eangkok. Aug. 11. I'HC presence of counterfeit rupees in north Cam as been noticeable f I some tim? The cc of French and Siamese Bffle.aft e.o the north-eastern boundary ha<resulted in a big capture. Sixteen men
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    END OF LONG TRAIL.
    94 11 Famous War-Time Song Composer Dead. Spskan? nTaihin_EOl) Stoddard K'nt. r.u hor cf "There's t luOg. long trail" which became the marchin r I ng cf thoujindi of troop; durlnz the war has died cf i'.cep'.ng sirkn:s-. He war, 43 years cf age. M-\ King nearly five
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    EXCHEMENT IN IRELAND.
    262 11 CLASH IN DUBLIN TO-MORROW Blue Shirts Defiant. Prohibition Orders By The President. Reuter. Dublin, Aug. 12. CLASH of the "Blue Shirts" with the Irish Republican Army now appears to be imminent on Sunday, unless General O'Duffy reconsiders his derision to hold the parade. The Free State Government
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    NEW POLICIES IN MALAYA.
    1833 12 HOME ASSOCIATION'S OPPOSITION. Sir S. Wilson's Trip. Due To Adverse Report Of Committee? proposed Customs Union and decentralisation were touched upon by the President, Sir Michael Whitley, at the recent annual meeting of t) ie association of Dritish Malaya. Sir Michael expressed the opinion that the
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    STUMBLED ON DEAD BODY.
    325 12 Crawled Into House To Die? I I A TTRACTED by an offensive smell which came from the direction of an isolated hut in Coronation Road, off Bukit Tlmah Road, a Malay youth made a gruesome discovery on July 31. On entering the kitchen of the hut,
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    RADIO CHIEF HANGS HIMSELF.
    140 12 Victim Of The Nazis. ANOTHER ATTACK ON AUSTRIA. Reuter. Leipzig, Aug. 11. VICTIM of Nazi agitation, Professor Neubeck, ex-director o£ the central German broadcasting station, hanged himself in his cell this morning. On Aug. 8 he, in conjunction with Alfred Braun and other broadcast chiefs, was
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    FALSE CHARGE.
    308 12 Indian Toy Dealer Sent To Prison. (Frotm Our Own Correspondentj Malacca. Aug. 10. rjpHE withdrawal of a cnarge made by Chaivj; -l Ram on Mukan Singh and Bagan Singh, for the alleged theft of piecegoods. Hal a bequel before the Hon. Mr. Justice Gerahty today a the Assizes,
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    BANJARESE TO HANG.
    746 12 Killed Brother-In-Law HACKED WITH A PARANG. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore, Aug. 10. the continued hearing yesterday before the Hon. Mr. Justice A. Savage Bailey of the charge against a young Banjerese named Silam bin Mansur of the murder of his brother-in-law named Ebas, 35 years of
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    BOY SPITS DEATH.
    79 12 Frightened Fall Follows Electric Spark. Oslo. Three lads on their way home from a bathe climbed to the top of a power transmission pjlc. Wi.h youthful bravado one of them spa* down on to the electric wires, a couple of yards below him. The moisture landed on
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    STRIKING FACTS.
    78 12 200,000 Matches Each Minute: Day's Cigarette Total. Rome. An Italian statistical agency has. calculated that tverv minute 200,000 matches are struck throughout the world. This year is the centenary of the c-garette whioh. according to the same agency, was invexited in 1833 t>y an Egyptian s:idte at the
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    BEER THROUGH THE AGES.
    220 12 Before The Roman Came To Rye." ENGLISH drinking-habits through the ages are admirably illustrated in the Kan exhiWltion of drtnking-vesaels which Princess AMCC, Countess of Athlcne, opened at the V.ntoers' Hall in the city. The exhibits, indeed, which fill two spacious rooms, may be said to
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    "DEAD" MAN KEPT ALIVE.
    171 12 For Two Days To Tell His Son A Secret. Milwaukee, Wiscoiisin. The strange story of a man literally "raised from the dead" and kept alive for 18 hours after his heart had falkd so that he might tell his son a confidential matter of great importance
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    PIONEERS.
    131 12 German Trans-Atlantic Flyers Honoured. Bremen. A tablet commemorating the 1923 Tran<--Atlanflc flight cf Yon Huncfeld. Captain Koch' and the Irish Colonel Fitemaurice, has been unveiled at Bremen Town hall by the '"Lord Lieutenant" cf the Free City on behalf cf the Prussian Premier. Captain Goerhvj. I The death of
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    MAN-O'-MANY-WARS.
    104 12 Cannot Remember One Before Crimea! Bay (Ontario^. John Birch, a Russian warrior who settled In Nipisslne Junction in IR9O. ha* fbu«T*»t in so many wars that he "just cannot recall the names of ?om»» of th*"n." He has celebrated his 110 th birthday in a home f:r the aged.
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    WE KNEW IT!
    65 12 Legal Beer Saves A Life A Day In New York. New York. "LeaaMseri b°T has saved a }\fe a day in Mew York City." says Dr. Wynne, the Health Commissioner. "Dea+h«; from alcoholism, fitomobile and other accident- havp been W»» since tiif leeelifation cf beer than at
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    BEER.
    52 12 What Japan Is Doing For The Manchukuo. Dairen. Manchukuo. Beer totalling 178.718 bottles was imported Into Manchukuo through Dairen during Mt»v '—an increase of 30 per cent., over May 1932. During the same period, about the same amount of beer passed through Dairen m route for the Japanese Army
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE.
    38 12 Cshkorh. Wiscons'o. It was 94 in the shade. A bridge attendant opened a span to permit a boat to pass. It would not cloae until firemen sprayed col.l water on it to contract tine metal b**ms.
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    THE FALL OF DOLUNOR.
    551 12 FENG'S PLEA To NANKING. Combined Attack. Fleeing Troops *>> I lanes. Shanghai. Aug DOLUNOR, the eastern Charhar, ha,- fallen to th bmed Japanese and attackers. ''-'^ukuo Japanese 'plane are now bjm. the retreating forces under 2 Hung Chong who are direction of Kuyuen. he Much damage
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    ENGLAND AND NORWAY
    65 12 Trade Balance Becomes Mo* Favourable. Cm at 8 rfaJ rf Figu:c.s aejMhhed bj im <& Statistics for 'he fir Q»> l frorl w *h inercr.se cf Norwiw:i lt.nd from abou; £1.800 ■Nfeati] a reducti 10 Bmtlsinu £2,1 »000 ivjicd as compared v.:I I :f a difference in
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW- TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    78 13 VESSELS IN PORT. Brti ton*, from Penang 12-3; for Port b'v-'ttsnham. and Penang Brit.. 3/!21 tons, from M;rtdlc3- for Manila 11-8. Brit 3 334 tons, from Behrt&Uß Colombo 11-8. Mars Jap.. 4.511 tons, from Nags-a Pi nang 12. Brit.. 6 921 tons,
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    103 13 Singapore, Aug. 12. -HIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. F.. t Wharf 'Entrance Gate 1). tutf -2: Apory 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Pert Monroe 11: Sarpedon 8; Manila Maru c. rx>ftc 'Entrance Oat* s> Nagato Maru 32; Bandai Maru J City 37. ire toe* Biirranc* Gat* 4). Marc
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    423 13 Details Of Current Prices. Sii:?apore, Aug. 4. ViEAT I 'round), kati 30 Iv< fl a or curry, kati Z3 P' lean, kati 41 P tn end fat «Ist quality), kati 3J Bam lb. 35 Jowl. k3tl 40 eaSrj reawddi kati 42 Bucks, tach r,s Pigeon, domestic unfledged, pair
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    WANTS WORK.
    68 13 nmiio uuniv. He Cycled 1,250 Miles In A Week For A Job. Amsterdam. A' yotmg Dutchman has just cycled more than 1,250 miles within eight days in a desperate attempt to get a job. He cycled from his native place. Den Bcrach in the South of Holland, to
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    MONEY MARKET
    186 13 SELLING. Singapore, Aug. 10. London 4 months' sight 214 Jjjf London 3 months' sight 2,4 *g London 60 days' sight *j. London 30 days' sight 2 4 6 4 London demand 1 London T.T. 2 3 *J*J Lyons and Paris demand 945 Hamburg demand New York demand Batavia
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    PRODUCE.
    184 13 Singapore, Aug. It, R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan Sllfi R. (Siam) W. Coast 2 $110 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 3104 Rice, B Siam N. 2 $103 Siam, No. 1 "Sinhway" $174 Siam. No. 2 Sinhway" Sl»»C Siam, NO. 3 "Sinhway" |lft| Rice. Seigon Al ?14C
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    287 13 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, AUG. 12. High Tides.—2.35 a.m., 2.44 p.m. Golf: Keppel G.C. Monthly Medal (Stroke) and "Keppel Cup" Competition. League Football: Dtv. I, Chinese v. Wiltshire, Jalan Besar. Cricket: S.C.C. v. Non-Benders, S.C.C.; M.C.U. v. R AJ 1 M.C. Singapore
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    AMUSEMENTS
    148 13 ALHAMBRA.—Robert M:ntgomery and Sally Eilers ■in 'Made on Broadway." CAPITOL —Jess c Matthews in "The Man from Toront:." EMPIRE —Double talkies: Ho t Gibson in Hard Hombre" and Sidney Fox in "Nice Women." GREAT WORLD.—Side shows, Cabaret, Malay cpera. Chinese wayang. silent and talkie c ncmas (Sky Talkie: -When
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    NAZI "M.P." EXPELLED.
    108 13 Seat Lost For Speech In 1930 In Czechoslovakia. Prague. Herr Knipach, the last of the "big five" of the German National-Socialist (Nazi) party of C&echo-Slovakla, has been expelled from the Czecho-Slovak Parliament. The reason for his expulsion was found by the immunity committee in a speech he
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      119 13 Chin •Cbfn Restaurant 26, MARKET STREET, SINGAPORE. Ws b g to announce to the public that «t have jufct opened a nets Eating House at th= ebeve address and ycur kind patronage M fc!c:t_d. I; is the enly R .Uaurart. own d b j WrttffigAbCfn CM:-.?;e in town. It is
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      41 13 SUDAH SEDA NUMBER 1. 2. 3. CHENG TECK KOON Yew-Kang-Lam atau PEK-BOTAN. Chrita Dnlu-Kala jang paling bagus dan rameh di zeman BENG TBOW dan IiABN LAEN CHRITA CHINA. D. T. LIM CO. 353, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. J CAPITOt. WEDNESDAY 16th.
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      146 13 I, i I I Sib iafa( fo itu6$ ••IT 11 y0B vaDt SoDDd Teeth M on most clean tbem thoroughly. H fr- c e cleans perfectly. Removes the jf c^'cf ca, s cf decay—acid formations T^: best and safest ccntlfrice for J& ~r all ages, from Sole Agents S.S. F.M.S.
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      19 13 CHEAP SALE j STOCK CLEARANCE '"in Siam teak-wood in all sizes. JONG THYE DENG, IM, LAVENDER STREET. 'Phone 8647.
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      253 13 [POSTAL INTCLLICtHCB SINGAPOHE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Belawan Ceylon, Egypt and U.S.A. (Daidanus) 1 p.m. Hcinow, Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy (Cape St. Francis) 2 p.m. Kamaman, Kemasek, Kietay. Dungun, Trengganu and Beaut 'Bhanurangsi) 2 p.m lOmaman, Kemasek, Dungun and Trengganu fChecng Heng> 2 urn. Banka Island, Pladjoe and Palembang (Senang) Ipm
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    Sullivan Takes The Count In A Thrilling Fight. KICKY KNOCKED OUT.
    887 14 H ARRY GRAHAM'S FINE DISPLAY. Sensational Finish. Last Night's Fights At New World. CONGRATULATIONS go to Harry Graham. At the New World Arena last night he beat Nicky Sullivan for the third time, in convincing style. In the two
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    SECOND DIVISION SOCCER.
    386 14 Cattle Traders Win Narrowly. rpHE Chinese 11. gave the Cattle Traders a fright yesterday in the Second Division of the S.A.F.A. League at the Jaian Besar Stadium. They were derated by the Cattlemen by the small margin of one goal, the final score being 5—4. Pte. F.
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    GIRLS' SPORTS MEETING.
    298 14 Interesting Programme Of Events. The first annual sports of .he McNair Sports Club were held on Monday, before a large gathering of spectators on the McNair Scnool ground. The events were very keenly contested and provided excellent sport for the afternoon. At the conclusion Miss L. Alvis,
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    PERAK AMATEUR RACES.
    465 14 List Of Entries. TWO-DAY MEETING IN IPOH. TWO-DAY amateur race meeting will be held by the Perak Turf Club on Aug. 18 and 19. There will be events for class 3 and 4 horses, and for class 2 and ponies, and the entries are as follows: HORSES
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    S.C.C. CRICKET.
    49 14 The Non Benders team v. the S.C.C. at the S.C.C. to-day will be: O. P. Griffith Jones (capt.), H. M. Cantrell, A. B. Jordan. W. H. ffluart Clark, T. Leijssius, H. .R. Bartels, R. F. Goodman, H. 8. Hewitt, W a. Keyt, C. Hewetson, W. W. Dean.
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    S.C.C. WIN WITH EASE.
    824 14 Six Goals Margin. EUROPEANS OVERRUN I.C.F.A. rpHE Singapore Cricket Club won with ease in the First Division ol the S.A.F.A. League when they clashed with the I.C.F.A. yesterday. The game was played at the Anson Koad Stadium and although a win for the Europeans was generally
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    LIM BONG SOO WINS EASILY.
    197 14 Singles Final At The S.C.R.C. Bong Soo, the Malayan champion, won the open singles championship ii the S.C.R.C. lawn tennis tournament yesterday at Hong Lim Green by beating John Lim 6—2 6—0 r in the final. Among the spectators were the Hon. Dato S. Q.
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    THIRD TEST MATCH.
    70 14 West Indies Team To Meet England. Reuter. London, Aug. 1 i Tb; West Indies team to meet England i-i I the Third Test match which commences at the Oval to-day, has b?en selected as follows. Grant, C. A. Roach, I. Barrow, O. Headier. O. C. da Cosia,
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    HUGE CRICKET SCORES.
    331 14 SUTCLIFFE HITS n, 174 RUNS. County Matches, Leicestershire Severely Trounced. Reuter COUNTY championship matches con eluded yesterday were remark able for the tall scores registered all matches, four teams toppi» t 400 mark, while Yorkshire mm I 550 runs. The champions administered i H ere trouncing on
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    PENANG RACING STATISTICS.
    1215 15 Farthing Heads Jockey List. BELOW are th 2 full statistics for the Penang Turf Club Autumn Meeting concluded on Monday. A feature of the meeting was the success of Major Fox, nine of the 36 racos being won by bavsi that were trained by him. \fan Breukel:n
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    ECONOMY AXE IN BELGIUM.
    163 15 Cuts In Ex-Soldiers' Pensions. Turr j. Brusse.s. HE disability pension of Belgian ex-aoldie-s has been reduced by 10 per cent, from July 1, under a widespread economy scheme. Under special emergency powers the government has it effected a number of economic which include:— A 5 per
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    Our Short Story. THE IDOL'S EYE.
    5661 16  -  "Sapper." 4 4 P ERSONALLY, I don't consider m there's a word of truth in the whole thing," said Fenton, dogmatically. "All this mystery and spook stunt was started by hysterical old women, and has been kept alive by professional V naves, who fill
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    Radio Progress In The Tropics. THE ULTRA SHORT WAVES.
    365 17 New Radio Valve. SOI HNG MALAYA'S PROBLEM? ii to bo the most effi- pc of transmitter •rt-wave radio has been he Radio Research Baud. being essentially a red inside out," the it is claimed, will give stronger siga larg< r range
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    THE JAPANESE PROGRAMMES.
    439 17 Foreign And Native Music Mixed. I A LTHOUGH, as result of broadcasting *1 the demand for Western music in Japan is rapidly growing, Japanese listeners still prefer their native music. This fact was proved by a census recently taken among listeners to determine their wishes. During the
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    BAD RECEPTION.
    103 17 Malacca Listeners' Report To The 8.8.C. The following report is made tj the BBC. by a Malacca listener: You may be intercs.ed to hear that since the beginning of April and up to date, reception of the B.B.C. programmes has been uniformly bad here. The earlier time of
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    ELLAMS SELF-FEEDING DUPLICATOR.
    112 17 100 copies a minute. Speedy and silent in action, this Duplicator is capable of turning out cne hundred copies a minute. The machine is of a particularly solid construction. By means of the variable pressure lever fitted to the machine, the density of copies can be varied
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      212 17 THE DAVENTRY STATION. Details Of Programmes In Advance. PR< £»i% M S FOR lNDIA (INCLUDING fVRMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Trantmitier, Daventrj, England. Wavelengths: 25.28 and 31.3 metre* (British Summer Time: add 6 hr$. 20 minute*.) The following is the full programme (subject
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      254 17 (Continued from previous column.) 1.30 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. A summary of the Week's News. 1.45 p.m. A Short Service from a Studio conducted by Reverend C. C. J. Webb, D.Lltt., P.B.A., followed by *God and the World through Christian Eyes': A Religious Leciure Man rnd Morality by
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      183 17 THE TRUTH IN YOUR HOROSCOPE «•w 1 y U like know without any cost, SfM StaTS ind!cntc for y° u Aether you mdteiLf*? ***** 1 haPPy and What 15 ndicated for you in business, love, marriage, £w e^ les> lucky and urlucfc y what plifalls to avcid r what opportunities
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    FAT GIRLS OUT OF FASHION.
    138 18 All over the world Krmch-. pealing to girls and women U for an attractive free-from-fat fiL? Here is the method the, J**- barush fat and bring m Q 1,1 lio a natural attractivenesftha t morning they take a er£ ohen Salts in a glass of
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    THE ROAD TO THE BANK
    166 18 Is Paved With Golden Books That Earn. By DR. FLR.N Analysed Personality Are You Upward Bound J Art cf Getting On Developing Man Power Efficient Staff Training Fern Birthday Book 50 Tonic Talks How To Increase Your Personal Wn,,' 55 Kow To Make More Mcney
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    SOYS'CORNER UNCLE BOB'S CHAT.
    68 19 SOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S CHAT. ,1 Look At The Week's Post-Bag. k Comer" is a message from been ill in bed for a month, i that he is making progress and contributions again in the near tved an article from a reader in johort-. not contributed before and H bla
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    War In Shanghai.
    411 19  -  By L. K. Kew. No department of history can be more interesting than that of current history, for the rents explain themselves by placing before us innumerable facts and causes that led to the crisis. The events that happened hardly a year ago bg cot need majestic
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    "The New World."
    191 19  -  By L. S. Peng. Saturday night I was accompanied by J COu >ln Charles Ho, and some other friends mine to -The New World.'* We paid the j-ance fee at the same time we received Ko e firs; place We visited was the "Crazy ise We all
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    The African Lion.
    118 19  -  TK. "A Johore Schoolboy 1." r;< an lio n, one of the most dangerous in SL <^i ous de nl2cns of the dark jungle, is ann kin of It has shaggy a very powerful muscular body. lik «J the tle Phant has a bigger bulk than 5*r
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    That Night.
    639 19  -  (By T. Soo Chye. A really fine picture was to being screened at a certain local cinema. And that night was the last night of the showing of the film. That night I thought of going to see the picture. The first performance had already commenced, and I
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    Hidden Danger.
    298 19  -  (By "Kid Co. III." It was a very pleasant morning during the winter and the country-side was so wonderful that almost all the people In the he use (including the kiddies) were very happy, for Christmas was drawing near. A party of people decided that they ifhni|irt play
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    Poor Durian-Seller!
    514 19  -  (By Yeo Cheng Swee, Muar. Last Monday, I went to a neighbouring coffee shop for a drink after returning home from school, as I was thirsty, for the day was warm and I had to walk a long way before I could reach home. I ordered a cup
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    A Chinese Wayang.
    338 19  -  (By "Happy William." Hello Chums, here I am again. I was surprised to see my article being published last week, and thanks, Uncle Bob. Everybody loves a good story. Sometimes a story is so good that we like to see it acted on a stage. We do
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    A Long Absence.
    83 19  -  (By "Pete." I am vary sorry for not sending my contributions for over a month on account of my illness. It was terrible to lie in bed for a month, and I felt rather worried by not sending articles to the Corner." L. S. Pang and some
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    Use Of The Dictionary.
    197 19  -  (By Koh Sian Poh. Hel1 c ums here I am again to carry on for this I wllTlrite In? abOVe subject whlch I hope appeal to every reader. Many people use dictionary chiefly for the purpose of checking their spelling. They oftwi i° llT" Jt ln
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    A Wrong Idea.
    158 19  -  (By Y. T. Onoe an old man entered a telegraph office with a message written on a piece of paper/ and the old man asked the clerk that he might sent it at once. The clerk took the paper and sent off the message. When the message
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