Malaya Tribune, 5 July 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Dotty Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXI. -No. 158 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, July 5, 1931 Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, JULY 5, 1934. FOR 5 CENTS
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      16 1 The j ivikue Dominant In zJWalaya j^ PACKED in mi I "lil 7kß TINS \VAM^k) m^^
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      222 1 A. FLINTER. 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. j Importing Diamonds ana i Pearl Necklaces of every j size and .quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins 1 and goM ornaments of every class and quality, J paying highest prices J according to daily exchange 1 rates.
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    Shipping News & Notices. SUBSIDIES TO U.S. SHIPPING
    930 2 Shipping News Notices. SUBSIDIES TO U.S. SHIPPING President's Evidence At Inquiry A SHARP controversy between Senntor Black" and Mr. P. A. S. Franklin, president of the International Mercantil» Marine Co., over the question whether the United States or Great Britain granted the more liberal subsidies to their shipping marked the
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    MAIERFORM HULL
    509 2 Reconstruction Of Cargo Steamer j g mfi BECAUSE comparatively little is heard about the work which goes on behind the* secne«, it is sometimes assumed that British shipowners are doing little or nothing to improve the economic efficiency of their fleets. That this is far from being the
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    HULL PORT CHARGES
    535 2 "Unjustified Complaints'* As To Conditions rE annual meeting of the Humber District Association of Chartered Shipbrokers was held at the offices of the Hull Chamber of Commerce and Shipping, and {was presided over by Sir Arthur Atkinson. K.8.E., J.P. The Chairman, in his opening remarks, jrtealt with
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    I.M.M. DEFICIT IN 1933
    670 2 No Material Improvement Looked For This Year IN his report submitted to the stockholders of the International Mercantile Marine Co. on behalf of the directors at the annual meeting of the company M Hoboken, Mr. P. A. S. Franklin, president, states that during the year 1933
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      310 2 i STEAMER SAILINGS. 1 INDIA P. O. S. N. CO. SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Du< Tonnage. Singapon BURDWAN 0.070 .July < CARTHAGE 15.000 July < RAN PUR A 17.000 July 2( SOMALI 6,810 Aug. I CORFU 15,000 Aug. J MANTUA J 1.000 Aug. Vt banualorf 0.000 Aug. RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 81 COMORIN
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      65 2 —*■—N^^aaw^awi AMERICAN LLOY© AGENCY, LTD., (Incorporated m 86) Steamship passages booked by all Lima. Airmail tlwtets obtainable her*. P.M.B. Railway tickets may be purchased at this office. I NO BOOKING FEES. Baggage, household effects aad merchandise collected, stored, shipped or delivered at reasonable iatea. Bwuracce effected. Further Information regarding sailings
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      124 2 1? novo trFestino (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE SINGAPORE TO ITALY ft CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, j Callmg at Colombo, Bombay Suez eft Ad *n, Massowah. Suez, Port f Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste* d Bnndlsl Venice Trieste. 1 m Due Leave Dye ,V HILDA July
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      77 2 hambur(lamerika LINIE. Deut sch l|J t>f*|| A |l«p\H| Austral.sche Damp&chiir. Geseilschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARDS NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. ■OtUaa BREMEN. M SCHEPP Due Spore. Marseilles' Gen< ms. DUISBURG vi. r> Ju| y 13 N SARK' (d.a.dT) y 21 MEpLENBURG vi, Ju,y
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      542 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHER IKfyfiJ LLOYD. (Incorporated in Germany). The ondernoted are tha Company's in. tended ~*-J»i OUTWARDS. 1934 S "ALSTER," for Manila, H'kong, S'hai. N. China and Japan July HOMEWARDS. 1934. S "MAIN," for Geona, M'seilles, Oran, R'dam, H'burg Bremen July S "LAHN," for Genoa, M'seilles, R'dam, H'burg and Bremen
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    531 3 Mining Shares. Singapore, Thursday, 11 a.m. I The following mining share quotations re issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and stock brokers. Value Buyers. Sellers. \mmt Tin 64V 2 6|9 V Asam Kumbang Tin 37;6 401--vi Austral Malay 50 52 6 as. Ayer Hitam Tin 15,- W|sl
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    178 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION SLIGHTLY EASIER CONDITIONS Dangerous Level Of Prices (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore) 2ty> cts., up V t ct. Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore), $114, up $2. Yesterday's Prices: London, 7 1!16d., up V»d. Market Tone: Quiet after firm.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    86 3 Firmness Of Shipping Shares I Reuter Wireless. London. July 3. rE Btttk Exchange ruled very quiet to-Sy again and with the exception of the firmness of shipping shares and Messrs. Mark issues price lost ground 'owing W the absence business. .1 Rubber ruled firm owing to the Malay**
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    AMERICAN BANKS
    65 3 Further Large Increases In Deposits I Reuter Wireless. New York, July 3. The continued improvement in the banking situation is confirmed by the first Issue of the bank condition s.ateSfpntfuD to June 30, showing further £rge mcreases in deposits and some expansion in loans and discounts. Banks to
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    FRENCH FACTORY
    162 3 Plant Purchased From Birmingham AN order for sixty-eight tapered roller bearings, which will constitute the entire bearing equipment of a new steel rolling mill now under construction in France, has been received by a Birmingham firm. Four of these bearings will be tne largest in the world. Each
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    85 3 Last Week's Exports From Malaya Durintr the week ending June 30 exports of tinned pineapples from M» la \an Lrts amounted to 59,793 cases of which 58.339 cases were to the United Kingdom. 0 136 cases to the "Continent of Europe and 1.318 cases elsewhere. Total exports for
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
    111 3 r Foreign imports of tin ore daring the month of June, 1034. Country of Origin. lon^ 1. Alaska jg,j 2. Burma 3 Netherlands India:--Banka and Billiton Singkep Oihcr Places 4. French Indo-China *JJ 5. Japan ggg 6. Siam 7. Tanganyika r 8. Union of South Africa 0.
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
    122 3 Foreign exports of tin. being- finall shipments on ocean-steamers at all «Wayi ports, during the month of June, 1.».«. Tons. Destination. United Kingdom 2 1 40 United States of America H IQ7 Continent of Europe 275 British Possessions 270 Japan 11 Netherlands India 28 Other Foreign Countries
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    NEW SCUDAI, LTD.
    17 3 The outp.it of New Scudai, Ltd., for da SvrJS^s-= of the current financial year.
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    SABRANG RUBBER
    654 3 Results Show Good Improvement i (By Air Mail) London, June 20. THE fourteenth annual general meeting of the Sabarang Rubber Estate, Ltd., was held at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, E.G., Mr. E. L. Hamilton (ttie chair man) presiding. The secretary having r?:id the auditors report, The Chairman
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    CANADIAN EXPORTS
    11 3 Her Trade With St. Vincent Island „wse ass jr^vg
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    SHANGHAI-SUMATRA RUBBER
    721 3 Better Position Of Finances THE sixth ordinary general meeting of the Shanghai-Sumatra Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held in the office of Messrs. George Mcßain (general agents), Shanghai. Mr. W. R. Mcßain (chairman) was supported by Messrs. A. J. Welch. H. Kadoorie (directors) and W. A. Turnbull (secretary). Shares
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    683 3 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Thursday, n a.m. f f The fouowuiK rubber shaie Quotation* ?>r are Issued by Fraser and Co., and Ljai mm and Evatt Issue Value. rraser Shares Co H l Allenby 165 175 160 80 1 Alor Gajah 1.15 12b 1.15 120 IA. Hitam 160
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    61 3 OAILT PRICES CCBRENT. Singapore, Thursday, noon. Buyer*. Beuere. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 23% do. (F. 0.8.) 23 3 Standard R.S.S. on Tender: July 941/ 24Sfc Aug. Sept. Ct M eC h 25% Jan March Tone of Market: Steady *,I,«J Latest Cable: London Spot
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      37 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (incorporated to New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AMD WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. G. MABOOLIOUTH. Manager OFFICI: I. FINLATBOIf O**** THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and
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      54 3 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated to England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4 D'Almeida Street, Authorised and Subscribed Paw-up-Capftal 600.000 Reserve Fund and Rest BEAD OFFICE LONDON. BRANCHES: n«iP«tta. Celombo, Karachi, Madras, BS mm open* «d mow ■SSa'wSSS ACCOUNTS op,nM «d SAvnNw «1/ Mr C ent. per annum. JEST* of ance throughc t*
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      125 3 bversea Chinese Banking Corporation Lid (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) J Up $10,000,000.00. Authorised rai v STREET, SINGAPORE. HEAD NOOT BRIDGE ROAD. LOCAL BRANCH. Qp DIRECTORS rw Swee Cheng, Esq., Chairman. Tan Ean Kiam, Esq., Gan Say Hong, EsqLee Choon Seng, Esq., Lim Keng L ian, Esq., Aw Boon Par, Esq.,
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      533 4 1. HASSAN. ILECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. If 17, Brat Basah Koad. BINGAPORE If you are in need of electric :hta, fans, motors, etc., and water rvice, please write to the above dress or 'Phone 8411. ALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE: 5811 and 5812. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Including at
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      609 4 PUBLIC NOTICES, NOTICE. THE BANK, LIMITED. j (In Voluntary Liquidation). LOSS OF SCRIPS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application has been made to the Liquulators of this Company to is-ue a duplicate scrip in place of the following share certi- 1 fixate which is alleged to have been lost
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      391 4 FOR SALE. Walter Hagen Golf Sticks, complete set,, xcept iron, No. 6, including bag z pp fast•ner. Very seldom used £120 or nenre-t )ffer. Apply A.8., c o Mala: a Tribune. ADD TO YOUR LIBRARY by purchasing at least one book every i month. Our QUICK SERVICE enables you to
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      343 4 EDUCATIONAL. F\li EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). 1-K, Kirk Terrace. Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both m Technique and Tneory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc Booklet free. M. ANCIANO. Pyiwr' LEARN TO SPEAK GOOD
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      378 4 EVEREST INK GUM delivered free anywhere in Malaya for order amounting to not less than $IU. (British Empire Products), Complete Price Liats on application. BLUE BLACK INK. 3 cents per oz.) bottle. I cents per (1% oz.) 80 cents per (quart) GUM MUCILAGE 4 cents per or:.) bottle. 20 cents
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      484 4 Satisfaction Guaranteed AT MODERATE COST IF YOU TAKE ALL CLOCKS AND WATCHES THAT GO WRONG, TO THE EXPERT REPAIRERS OP THE TOWN, Yick Woh Hing 429 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road). Contractors for the Repair of Clocks and Watches to the British Army in Malaya. GENUINE SIS S EUGENE
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    CHINESE "REDS" MASSING
    723 5 Last Stand BIG RECRUITING CAMPAIGN Chungking, June 9. ■rjlK Genera] Reserve Force of the Szechuen Anti-Communist Army received orders to proceed to front to reinforce the troops The vanguards of the reserve p op s, numbering 20,000 strong, are ,rted to have already arrived at nching and
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    U.S.A. AND GERMANY
    49 5 Same Treatment For Bondholders Reuter. Washington, July 5. IT is authoritatively stated in administration circles that the United States Government will demand that American holders of German bonds be given as favourable treatment as is accorded to British holders under the agreement signed in London yesterday.—Reuter.
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    HIS DUTY
    139 5 Father Goes To School For Sick Son Tokyo. Major-General Shin Miura, a retired Japanese army officer, went back to school for sis weeks. His only sen, Jno, a pupil at a school at Na* toe ho, Yotsuya, was ill, and General Miura was anxious that he should not
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    DUTCH PRINCE CONSORT
    49 5 Hurried Return Of Queen Wilhe'mina Reuter Wireless. The Hague, July The death of the Prince Consort was ,o unexplcted°\hat Qu.en who had hurriedly returned from Switzerland, was temporarily absent when her husband expired Ue te.. nhoned the news to Princes Jnltana. who is visitin- London.-Reu.er Wireles..
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    BURNT TO DEATH
    36 5 Aeroplane Joy-Ri<*c PaialKy In U.S.A. Reuter. 1 New York. July b Five were mcmeiuteci wHtn l lire oeioplane in which they were :oy-r ditm crashed and bunt into flames ma. Stanagar, lowa. —Rtuter.
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    "IN THEIR DEATH..."
    85 5 Prague. Jan Tazler and Jiri Staifa were at school together They were inseparabAf'tcr leaving school, they still remained close friends. They worked for %oTI%X Eg "when their employers had to dismiss a large number of men. Together they hunted for work I ~So they decided to die
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    NIGHT CLUB SOLD UP FOR 9D.
    40 5 Vienna. Vienna night cTob. closed some time age. has row been sold up. The actual claim which led to tn« forced sale wasjfci*9d. The sale realised only £7—but thu than covered outstanding liable ties.
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    80 5 The Municipal health statement for the week ended June 30 shows that there were 19G deaths, compared with 171 m W» preceding week and 196 in the correspondinir week of last year. Th- chief causes of death were:—Beriberi 10. phthisis 28, malaria 5. pneumonia 32, convulsions
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    STABILISATION OF CURRENCY
    160 5 International Plan MTIL'STION FOR THli TREASURIES Reuter. London, July 4. rHE forthcoming visit of Mr. Harrison, Governor of the New Vork Federal Reserve Bank, to Ba.sle for a meeting of tne "Bank of International Settlement» has giver rise to rumours of early international »urrency stabilisation. quarters ar*
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    SAVINGS SOCIETY
    39 5 Rurrrurs Current In S an Denied (From Our Oun Correspondent) Bangkok. July 5. The In crnatknal &V**» rr ccn- any opera *flg to Bangkok. V: C y uis circulating that vie OowrnmVnt is closing down the busiC£S«
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    GERMAN SITUATION
    145 5 Questions In House Of Commons London, July 2. fHE situation in Germany was the subject of a question in the House of Commons this afternoon but ihe Foreign Secretary (Sir John Simon), in a brief reply, said the recent occurrences there had been fully described in the press
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    EARLY SPANISH FEMINIST
    92 5 Monument To Be Made Of Prison Locks Madrid. Convict's irons and prison locks were used to make a monument to Senorita Concepcion Arenal, a former Inspector of Prisons, which has been erected in the Retiro Gardens, Madrid. Arenal was born in 1820, and was the most resolute
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    HE HAD APPENDICITIS
    101 5 The Hospital Removed His I Tonsils Macon, Georgia. Mr. Clarence Jones, of Macon, went to dM hospital here to have his appendix re••lMV' d i Ke came out without his tonsils. I The hospital superintendent said that Jcnes and another patient appeared at the hospital the same
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    AMY MOLLISON
    75 5 Police Court Sequel To Motor Accident MRS Mollif.cn (Amy John. WAi summoned at Bow Street on June 2 Driving in a manner danferoui t(» the public; Driving without duo care and atteiamiig to stop after an accident and Failing to report the accident to the police as coon
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    WOMEN CONDEMN WOMEN
    62 5 Agitation For To Prohibit Wearing Of Shorts Cradotte, K'apo Province). The South Mrkan Government may shortly ba«a to fon ,c Jt V, T 7 «n .T<..« of warn.» M<l a< k ~pn-B«d Brant diagJii »t the w. aHHe af I 'I «nil nuftlO'l a WJV'IUI l©n CHlliflS
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    TWO TRIALS
    75 5 Man Fined 15 Then Se.V.enced lo l)ea:h Prague, j h,. d that he- had acted undei great provocation and set him re< 15 He had only to pay o hii mgs to»" btir.K in unlawful posses slon of firearms. But his aunt. Marie Mctchovlce, was senui.oci yuar^ imprisonment
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    BIG FAMILIES—BIG BUSINESS
    37 5 BIG FAMILIES —BIG BUSINESS Berlin. Large families will in future be a business asset in Brunswick state. The Nazi Premier has ordered the authorities to give preference to fathers of big families when alloting contracts to craftsmen.
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    PEIPING-MUKDEN RAILWAY
    755 5 Feme* Passengers TRAINS SEARCHED BY GUARDS Shanghai, July 5. I pENERAL Sung Che Yuen, the U Chairman of Charhar, refused to > take the Peiping-Mukden train which passed through Tientsin on its wav I for Peiping yesterday. The number of passengers tra- I veiling on the trains has
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      127 5 Have J white I a healthy ■J- mouth q iSif i 8 fresh, pure 4m I Breath j Do not wait tor decay and disease to r: 1; destroy your teeth and ruin your health and looks, start using Pebeco to-day! Pebeco J is a scientific preparation that not only
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    621 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING PASSENGERS The following passengers arrived in Singapore from China and Japan ports by the Kaiser-I-Hind on July 4:— Miss Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Leith, Mr. R. E. Nash, Miss Koh Chok, Mr. Hoh Choo Chuan, Mr. and Mrs.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    106 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, July 5 East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) H.M.S. Herald E.E.E. Wharf; Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Kaisar-I-Hind 18; Perak 15; KotaNopan 13; Tilawa 9; Klang 8. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Lossiebank 30; Havre 31; Khandalla 35;
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    AIR SERVICE OPENED
    73 6 10-Day Pilgrimage Journey To Shrine On Himalayas Reuter. THE first air-service into the Himalaya's will be inaugurated to-mor-row when an aeroplane will have Haridwar (United Provinces) for Gauchwar, en route for the famous 10,000 feet high Hindu shrine at Badrinath, states a New Delhi message of May
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    101 6 Mails from Europe (London mails despatched on June 14), by the Carthage will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 8.45 a.m. and delivery by postmen will commence at the same time. From Holland by the Kota Nopan due at Singapore
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    HUSBAND CHARGED
    328 6 European Merchant In Court this morning from the Second PoUce Court, the case in Si c a -,r lo^ al European merchant, constant Herbert Motte. is charged with housebreaking by night, and alternatively, with house trespass by entering Into the house of Ada Clara Motte on June 17,
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    41 6 State-aided arrivals from Madras Presidency last month were 381 adults 53 minors and 57 infants. Others numbered 4.106 adults, 311 minors and 185 infants. Departures numbered 1.970 adulte and 118 minors. Malaya's gain in Indian popu'atlon were, therefore, over 3,000 persons.
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    MONEY MARKET
    193 6 SELLING. Singapore, July 5. London 4 months' sight 2 4 3116 London 3 months' sight 2 4 UO* London 60 days' sight 2 4 53W London 30 day' sight ».r? London demand London T.T. r J2 Lyon and Paris demand Hamburg demand en New York demand J|7 Batavia
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    PRODUCE.
    221 6 .Singapore, July 5. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $98 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $92 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $92 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $89 Siam, No. 1 $155 Siam, No. 2 $130 Siam, No. 3 $110
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    117 6 Prices Realised At Sale Yesterday T H R,S aP A° re of Commerce &**3K X' s weekly auction Catalogue cx 1,851,730 1b.=826.66 tons London.-Spot 6.15 l6d. PRICES REALISED. Ribbed Smoked Sheet: Cents per lb. Standard quality 23% t Good average quality 2 2% to 15 Sheet cuttfngs
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    298 6 WHATS ON Public Function And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 5 High Tides.—4,4l a.m., 5.08 p.m Football: S.A.F.A. League, Division Tv SC.C. v. Police, S.C.C.; Commt Cup, A P.C. v. Municipal Sei Jalan Besar Stadium Golf: Mixed Foursomes OompeuUc. island G.C, Singapore Tennis Championships, fee? TO-MORROW. JULY
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    AMUSEMENTS
    69 6 Pan^ MBRA The Worst Woß *a to Pans? *&4M K V A S OL u L 9~ Hindustani talki by Buck Jones in "High Speed/ CAPITOL.-"The Cat and the Fiddle.' EMPIRE— "Gold Diggers." .WAT WORLD.-Cabaret Dancing sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera, CfaineS Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies; etc. MARLBOROUGH.— Hindustani talkie. NEW
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      587 6 SIHC*PORE HOTiIS 1 till »METROPOLE HOTEL i I TEL. 7086. BRAS BASAH ROAD. I IDEAL CENTRAL. MODERN SANITATION. RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS. M GOOD CUISINE. EXCELLENT BAR. I ht MODERATE RATES. I T PER DAY. PER MONTH. f mm Single Double. Single Double. Bedroom Only and Attendance $2.50 $4.00
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      45 6 ANNOUNCEMENT patron* the P ublic «nd patrons that I have opened a buswe*. «f e\ery satisfaction, to mv client m„ le Ati,, N ?l d sl n is difficult to eSTelepHorte No| 23t>2 d j j Ij J LIM SOO BAN, »».4 »..444. |j Proprietor.
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      208 6 [POSTAL IHKLLIOtNCI I SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY. Java, South West-Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T. Dilly (Kota Nopan) 2.30 p.m. South India (Rajula) 3 p.m. Burma (Khandalla) 3 p.m. India, North and East (Khandalla) 3 p.m. Bengkalis and Selat Pandjang I (Tidore) 4 p.m. Fort de Kock, -Padang, Pakan
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      74 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday Njfefcl Max. Bn>ht M if mp Ra,nfa Sunshine. Temn. Stations. Peg. F. Inches. Mours. Deg F. Alor Star 89 Nil ~ks K. Treng ff anu 89 Nil 7 o Bukit Jeram 88 Nil io 1% Malacca 86 Nil 97 74 Singapore: (Kallang r
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    SOUTH-WEST CHINA DEVELOPMENT
    511 7 Invitation To Malaya ifK \W BOON HAW INTERVIEWED I ER AL Chen Tsi Tang, the U -strong Man" of South China. ,ght peace and order to He now invites the in Malaya to invest their in industrial enterprises in face and develop the rich areas in the
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    BOUND OVER
    240 7 Alleged Assault At Serieiilban (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, July 3. IN the police court this morning, before .'Mr. J. P. F. McNiece, a Chinese woman named Lee Kam Moi was charged with criminal trespass. i She claimed trial and Inspector Raja Abbas prosecuted. The complainant, another woman
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    CANCER VICTIM'S FEAT
    125 7 Vocal Cords Removed And Yet Able To Speak New York. A prominent American throat socialist whose vocal cords were removed m an operation for cancer, has learned to talk by manipulating his stomach, gullet and other muscles. nf this He has just given a demonstration of this
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    FREED CONVICT KILLED
    125 7 Revenge For Murder Committed 24 Years Ago Belgrade. convict named Bodenitcharevitch, #of Zemum, came out of prison after serving 24 years for murder. A few hours later he was found shot dead by the side of the road. It is supposed that he was killed by a
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    FOR ARCTIC ORCHARDS
    104 7 Dwarf Trees To Resist Frost And Snow Moscow. Production of a dwarfed species of hybrid fruit trees able to resist frost and snow in the far north of the U.S.S.R. is the object of experiments now being earned out by Mr. Michurin, the horticulturist. H- has crossed
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    SIGHT-SEEING IN COMFORT
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    BROADCASTING RECORD
    19 7 103 Hours Non-Stop Programme In Portugal Lisbon. Forluga. -s rKj*fftji£t casting record. tinuous broadcast sdvsSfa construct ion.
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    HOTEL HANGAR FOR AIRCRAFT
    56 7 Copenhagen, i ThP first private aeroplane hangar to b ß^t e tach e d P to a hotel has been opened a> St'aeen. a sea-side resort near nere. J T?ie hangar was built last season many visitors came in aeroplanes, whicn they had to leave in
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    MUSICAL PICTURES
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    SETTLEMENT EXHIBITION
    165 7 Methods Employed For Solving German Housing Problems The German Settlement Exhibition, to be opened on June 9, and to continue until Oct. 7, will show, in four sections, the various methods employed for solving the housing problems in ihe new Germany. The first section demonstrates in theory a.id
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    £40,000,000 CLAIMS
    171 7 And Half A Ton 01 j Documents Reuter. Ottawa. CLAIMS and counter-claims of more I than £40.000,000 are involved in a hearing now proceeding before a Royal j Commission in Canada. The Province of Saskatchewan is claiming damages from the Dominion i Government. Its representatives allege alienation and
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    WHERE EAST IS WEST
    114 7 Typical Japanese Home In Heidelberg A typical Japanese home, complete with Japanese house and garden, containing a profusion of exotic flowers, plants and trees, has become one of the sights of the historical university town of Heidelberg The owner is a German gardener, who spent many
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    OBERAMMERGAU'S CHURCH
    33 7 Oberammergau has its own Evangelical Church. A service in English will be held in this little Church at 8 o'clock in the morning on each day the Passion Play is performed.
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    PLIGHT OF BEIRA'S 2,000 PEASANTS
    289 7 Annoyed By Giant Wolves And Hyenas Reuter. i HOW wild beasts have become a menace in places where they usually dare never penetrate is described In two messages from Reuter to-day^ In Portugal, says Reuters Lisbon cor respondent, giant wol.es and wild boars are adding
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    THE LICKY THOUSANDTH
    79 7 Every thousandth passenger on the cogwheel railroad running up to the "NiederwakT monument in Ruedesheim will receive as a present from the mailroad company a bottle of the famous, Ruedesheimer wine, and a s uvenir Ruedesheimer W1B£*I*««. This stimulating prize is awarded to th< lucky tourist who
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      520 8 I OPENING TO-NIGHT CAPITOL. 1» The loveliest singing voices of the screen...two f J of its most romantic personalities... Ramon \i )j 4 Novarro and Jeanctte Mac Donald together V 1 v\V r tne lst time to bring to y° u c rapturous r# I I 1/ W ecstasy of
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    WALKING TOUR OF THE WORLD
    247 9 American Scout Leader In Singapore I T-HERE Is in Singapore Lo-duy an J Lil r I iu the pw»n of Mi. I R Webb E*ocutive Officer of ti*e Boy outs Move men t of America. w>o«»ta the course of a twa-ycr wßlkinu U P around
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    LORD SNOWDEN
    62 9 Bitter Attack On The Premier Reuter Wireless. London. July 3. w ord Snowdens oldtime bitter invecassurance and with teais vi begged him not to' reswa. GoVCiil Lord Snowden sa»d that v c umant had dishonoured e%tiy g d -lection pledge. ™J°™*to to recant that ft* Mac Donald was
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    PRICKED HIS FINGER
    54 9 Surgeon Dies After Performing Operation Stockholm. i Dr Pau. Haeggstroenv chiefl«an th |u P t a durin, >he operation, the doctor pricked his Anger became During *c Jj e s it was acutely painful. In IBemongJ» amputated—but too late, died portly afterwards. H n hlfself He waTthe
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    BOYCOTT OF BRIDES
    50 9 Their Fathers Demand. Too Much Jerusalem. Young have announced that they win j local prides. >m f men to It is the custom there 101 w» «buy" their future wives, and thcysa* that the fathers demand too high a declare that unless^ 55 avc already done so.
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    SILVER EXPORTS
    28 9 China Denfes ,Rumours Of Embargo -1 "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai, July 3. p C China maintaining. the doUar standard, the statement adds"Sin Chew Jit Poh.'
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    FRENCH FRONTIER TROOPS
    11 9 Reuter Wireless. Paris, July 3. j Revter Wireless,
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    "NOTHING TO DO WITH WOMEN"
    155 9 Released FYehtti CohVurlV I J Reuter Wireless. Puns Juiy 3, THE fira-li little nurse. Madeline Pov.ef. who strove litr U years to secure the release of the ex-Naval Lieutenant Benjamin Ullmo, serving 26 years' imprisoumeitt on Devil's Island fqr stealing scciei submarine plans so us
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    GERMAN MORATORIUM
    197 9 Reprismls Sanctioned B> The Cabinet Reuter Wireless. 11l Bfcriiiv, Julv 3. THE n oatorJum o n al transfer \)W 1 menU came into force to-day The Reichsbaaik returns at the en- of June show a slight. Increase in a., uold and currency reserve for the nisi, i time
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    OUTRAGES IN CHILE
    107 9 Labour IConvention Declared To Be Subversive Reuter. Santiago de Chile, July. 4. As a sequel to ihe outbreak of pillage and arson by Agrarian Communists in South Chile all the 350.de1e nates to the convention ot the Chnean Labour Federation have been arrested. an order dissolving the
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    MARIE DRESSLER
    37 9 Hopes Of Recovery Abandoned Reuter. Santa Par bum .luiy 1 |1 is announced 1 h^-^b.'Pn 1 1 lie- stcetn who h seriously ill for somr umc. ex pcctcd lo live more «nan a ciay*. Reutcr.
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    AIR FORCE PROMOTION
    17 9 Reuter Wireless. Loudon. July Air Vice-Marshal T-udlow Hewitt his tJn promoted Air Mar.hal-Kc.ter Wireless.
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    MEDICAL SERVICE
    743 10 ffJHE 'abourer is worthy of his hire, and investment in an efficient medical service brings the public a good return for its money." So said Mr. Kenneth Black, F.R.C.S. (Eng.), in bidding farewell to the students of the Medical College, and his remarks are particularly apposite at the
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    160 10 Mr. Ong Thye Ghee. of the Oversea Ch nese Banking Corporation, Ltd sailed by the Fionia for Bangkok. Dr. J. W. Scharff has been elected president of the Penang Rotary Club In .'accession to Dr. Ariff The Gonzalez Opera Company will shortly leave Milan on a tour of the East
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    Notes and Comments Wonders Of Radium
    229 10 rrHE death of Mme. Curie, the famous radiologist, is announced to-day, and her career is described in so:/>e detail in this issue. Radium must remain something of an awesome mystery to the layman for many years to come. He knows it emits light, for
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    The German Horror
    175 10 JN a note published yesterday surprise was expressed that President yon Hindenburg. nearly 87 years of age and j reported to be seriously ill a week ago, was able to send a telegram to Herr Hitler congratulating him on recent events. It was hard to believe, we
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    The Zeven Provincien
    147 10 rpHE mutiny on the Dutch bat; Zeven Provincien is recalled by tbe arrival at Singapore of the Co: Huygens on her way to Holla ad. 0n board are 28 of the European mutiny who are being sent to their o\v: c -r JUri try to complete their
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    Rice In Malaya
    132 10 rpHE fact that Malaya is at last taking I rice cultivation seriously and giving encouragement to Malays to grow their own food has not escaped attention in Siam, where rice growing is the main industry of the country. Commenting on the position the Bangkok Times says:— Even
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    Topics Of The Day
    351 10 By "Looker-On" the thirstiest monffflf of yesterday afternoon, three camels passed the office advertising a well-known brand of beer. The publicity agent for the beer explains that he had to use camels as he could not find sufficiently trustworthy tigers. Camels are said to be able
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    SECRETARY OF STATE REPLIES TO SIR CECIL CLEMENTI THE CONTROL SCHEME
    747 11 MALAYA AND THE D.E.I. Close Co-operation Excellent Work In Preparation (By Air Mail.) 'From Our Oxen Correspondent) London, June 27. £IR Philip Cunliffe Lister has taken the first opportunity to reply publicly to Sir Cecil dementi's strictures (at the
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    VOMITING GAS FOR STRIKERS
    135 11 Serious Riots At San Francisco Reuter. San Francisco, July 4. TWENTY -SIX people have been injured by rioting among striking longshoremen. The situation is now apparently under control. Twenty-eight lorry-loads of goods were unloaded from the harbour, five lorries not connected with the strike were overturned
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    GERMAN DEBT
    49 11 Agreement Signed With Great Britain Reuter. London, July 1. THE debt agreement between Great Britain and Germany has been signed. It provides that Britain will suspend the clearing house plans for six months and that Germany will meet the British holdings on the Dawes and Young plans.—Reuter.
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    FRANCE AND SOVIET
    62 11 M. Barthou Wants Help Of Britain Reuter. London. July 4. THE question of Franco-Soviet relation* in expected to be given prominence in talks between Mr. Barthou and Sir Johr. Simon, beginning on July 9. It is understood that M. Barthou desires to obtain British sympathy witl the
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    CHINESE MISSION
    69 11 Studying The Judicial Systems' Of Europe Reuter. Paris, July 4. The Vice-President of the Chinese Judicial Yuan and an important lega commission are here studying the Continental and British Judicial systems They are leaving for London in August Mr Quo Tai' ""hi has written to urge them to
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    DUKE OF YORK
    42 11 Suffering From A Poisoned Hand Reuter. London, July 4. The Duke of York is suffering from a poisoned hand, and requires surgical treatment. His Royal Highness has cancelled ms engagements for this week. No further bulletins will be issued.—Reuter.
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    RED STRONGHOLD
    40 11 Shanghai, July 5. A Nanchang communique states that 3 000 heds are at present massed in thei. stronghold at Wuichang. More than ter. citizens are killed daily for ignoring tm Communits' order for conscription.— "Sin Chew Jit Poh/;
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    HEAT-WAVE BREAKS
    20 11 Reuter. New* York, July, 4. The heat-wave has broicen. a terrific thunderstorm being followed by a coo; breeze.—Reuter
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    "BLOOD BATH" IN GERMANY
    759 11 Startling Reports RUTHLESS SEARCH FOR TRAITORS Reuter. London, July 4. 'THE "blood bath" in Germany ha.< not quenched the tirr* or levoit. according to the Daily relejnaph s Berlin correspondent. He declares he ha* seen an illegal leaflet, issued bv the "Storm lroop Revolutionary Committee, saying,
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    CO-DISCOVERER OF RADIUM
    1168 11 Daath Of Mme. Curie LIFE DEVOTED TO SCIENCE Valence, July 4. JHE death is announced of Mwc. Marie Curie, the famous radiologist. at. the ajre of 66.—Router. Mme. Curie, co-discoverer with her husband of radium, preserved throughout hnr life the best traditions of science, Pam* cam-? to
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    COLLISION IN SUEZ CANAL
    144 11 Local Passengers On Damaged Liner I Reuter. Port Said, Ju y 4. THE liner Aeneas suffered extensive damage in a collision with the Norwegian tanker Belita in the Suez Canal. Ten cabins in the Aeneas were smashed and one passenger was slightly injured. Both vessels have
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    MISSING MAGISTRATE
    127 11 Last Seen In K. L. On Monday (From Our Own Correspondent I Kuala Lumpurj July 5. CONCERN is expressed at the disappearance of Che Ishak Mohamed, the third magistrate, Kuala Lumpur, who has been missing smce Monday night. He was im the best of spirits when he left
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    BOOTLEG LIQUOR
    34 11 Deaths After American Celebration Reuter. New York, July 4. arc dead and one in hospital in the unemployed camp at Pittsburgh as me ESS'V drinking bootleg deceptions in celebration of Independence DayKeuter.
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    HELP FOR BRITISH SHIPPING
    544 11 The First Step GOVERNMENT TAKEir RESPONSIBILITY Reuter Wireless. Reuter Wrieless. London. July 4. UR, Runciman's proposals for I £2,000,000 subsidy to carg vessels has been given a very col reception by shipowners and most o the newspapers as being too strons for free traders, too expensive
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    Alleged Kidnapping Of Young Girl SINHALESE IN COURT
    551 12 I' Serious Charge MI'LAINANT GIVES EVIDENCE klfiJjj'. ••vuli'Milor the prune rt>lt mi >v;»k Iml before Jurl&*. Mr. 11. A. Forrcr, ,<• ;i.\< hi which a Sinhales fcn. 1 to. fine Pt'rera, her husband. L*. »»»»<! a Malaya Ice Muslim, \>, ;n charged
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    "BIG BEN"
    53 12 pirs To Famous Clock Completed leotion with the work of if the Houses of ParlitkmetU en lower has been partially idei for the past t» and the clock itself, which the most accurate In the been undergoing nUlar chimes wfre resumed 112 and ihe "caftdlulna will bo u.-»ng
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    ALLEGED DANGEROUS DRIVING
    259 12 Complaint By A European YUSOF bin Mhd. Tftlb. the Malay driver of a Royal navy van,"appeared before, tbo Third Magistrate 'Mr. J. M Blunder > yesterday, on a charge of driving in a manner dangerous to the public. He was defended by Mr. P Storr. while Court
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    NONNI BRIDGE
    46 12 White Russians Attempt To Wreck It Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 5. Japanese reinforcements continue to arrive in Manchuria. A force of 10,000 White Russians, who axe supporting the Japanese, are making an attempt to wreck the Nonni River Bridge.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    NOT FIT TO PLEAD
    244 12 Chinese Girl On Murder Charge A CHINESE girl of about 16 years of ago, named. Peh Lai Huay.'was arraigned at the Assizes Court to-day benrv Ml J U£ti Prichard and I special a a charge of murdering Lim tZ c FO- J six-year old playmate, on
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    CHILD ILL-TREATED
    90 12 Woman Fined Ir District Court Lim Chiaw Bee, a Chinese woman, was this morning charged by the Chinese Protectorate before the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, with wilfully ill-treating a child while having the custody of it. The woman pleaded guilty to the charge by admitting that
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    MYSTERIOUS EPIDEMIC
    68 12 Throat Trouble Among Wimbledon Players London, uly 3. A famous London specialist told Renter to-night that the mysterious throat epidemic had already spread far beyond Wimbledon and that patients were coming in from all parts of the Metropolitan area. Nobody had yet definitely diagnosed the complaint, which affected
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    OLD MAN'S DEATH
    399 12 Coroner's Verdict Against Chinese ALLEGATIONS that an argument during the course of a game of mahjong had led to an elderly Shanghai Chinese named "Ang Pee Tow" (Red Nose) being assaulted by two compatriots and dying subsequently on reaching hospital, were made yesterday before the Coroner, Mr.
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    LABOUR ORDINANCE
    151 12 Charge Against Chinese Sub-Contractor THE hearing was continued before the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. C. H. Whitton) yesterday in the case in which a Chinese sub-contractor named Ah Kow is alleged to have taken a mandore and 20 Indian coolies from Singapore to Dutch territory without the permission of
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    THE LIABILITY OF PARTNERS
    162 12 Important Ruling In Supreme Court JUDGMENT was delivered in the Supreme Court this morning by Mr. Justice Prichard in the issue on the bankruptcy of the Siew Inn Steamship between Tan Boon Cheo (plaintiff) and the Ho Hong Bank. Ltd. (defendants), as to whether the plaintiff
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    257 12 Chinese Killed By Motor Lorry The junction of Rochore Canal Road and Jalan Sultan Read was the scene of an accident yesterday morning when an aged Chinese was knocked down by a motor lorry. He received a fracture of the hase of the skull, and expired shqrtly after
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    FALSE REPORT
    94 12 Member Of Local R.N.V.R. Fined A fine of $15, or ligorous imprisonment for 10 days, was the sentence passed on a Malay. Lambong bin Bakar, till recently a member of the newly formed Royai Naval Volunteer Reserves, from the Second Magistrate (Mr. n! Grice) this morning for giving
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    INDIAN SENTENCED
    80 12 Found Money On Dock Side The Third Magistrate <Mr. J. m Grander> this morning passed sentence ol six months' rigorous imprisonment on V Swamy Row, the Indian who was convicted on a charge of criminal misappropriation of 10,000 francs p appears that the accused found the money on
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST
    80 12 Vet another postponement of a week mL*££ V l T ni Z g by the Second Magistrate Mr. N. Griee, in the caw which K. S. Naidu, formerly the is charged with criminal breach of Wt as a servant of 31,1*69. S. M. Nathan, the proprietor
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    GRASS FIRE
    27 12 The fire brigade was summoned at duTouT 2 ClOCk ye Sterda ZftSSSSn to put out a grass fire which occurred The fire was quickly extinguished.
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    106 12 Mr. Kenneth Black, Professor of Surgery £8h al the Edward VllOoSege of Medicine and surgeon at the General Hospital, who is leaving Singapore rm retirement, will sai by th*mSSSSSS 011 Sunday. On hif wa? visit Japan Mexico, Yucatan, the wVs Indies and Cuba in ;J! m Mr Black will stay
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    A GOVERNOR'S SECRETARY
    630 12 Miss Betty Gerke IMPRESSED BY SINGAPORE QNCE secretary of late Governor Rolph of California, where high officials say she was "almost a governor," but now searching f or a job, Miss Betty Gerke, a pretty younv; girl, has been "enjoying tremendously" the sights of Singapore, writes a
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    NEW ROTARY CLUB PRESIDENT
    2297 13 Mr. L, L. Goodman REVIEW OF THE YEAR i, i Goodman, the new PreM „j the Rotary Club of i presided over yesterday's «hen Mr. W. Alan Eley ~n ij ,i uver ihe reins of office after -i. months' in that capacity. 1 hi.- (irL-siilsnlial speech.
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    POLICE BAND
    58 13 The Police Band will play the following D ro*ramme ft* TeJok Ayer a, 5-15 p.m.. under direction of Mr. r. M Sve S rture "The Caliph of Bagdad," BoteksS"sulte. "Summer Days Cgates; Song "The Maid of Malabar. Adams, Trombone Novelty "Slidin' Alford- Selection, "Phi Phi. cn ™f2.! Waltz.
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    CHETTIAR BARRISTER
    202 13 Mr. Alagappa Chettiar Due To-morrow m*R X V. Al. Rm. Alagappa Chettiar, Ol M A., Barrister-at-Law, who is now or an inspection tour or* the branches ol n.s business in Malaya, will arrive in Singapore to-morrow evening bj vain from Malacca. The local Chetfar Chamber of Commerce have
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    THE CINEMAS.
    82 13 The Worst Woman In Paris" ftNE naraly f ows U expect of a nlm n F picture Worst Woman m Pa n. P Mac now at the 1 olav of action; .■arrangement and dec.de t Oe S« h P r fn a Kansas small town. Here he aUs
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    STAND COLLAPSES
    42 13 Fatalities In Prison Sports Accident Reuter. New York, July i>. Three inmates of the Welfare Islanc prison were killed and 56 mjurec Through the collapse of a grandstanc from which they were watching a oai rrame between teams of prisoners.Rcuter.
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    A.A.M. ROAD SERVICE BULLETIN
    459 13 Obstructions And Repaii In Country THE following bulletin of the conditi A of Malayan trunk roads has just rx> issued by the A.A.M.: n SINGAPORE. L Changi, Joo Chiat, Tanjong Katong aGrove Roads. Temporary Level Crossm; Caution. w Newton Circus at Junction *f wton > Java,
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    33 13 The Singapore Fire Department, Uiiance *ri Tune There were i 4 motor ace 1 Uvo accidents connected with Suae* eleven collapse cases, two c. i attempted suicide and two o* t or stabbing.
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    CHINESE ASSOCIATION
    64 13 Fntries are invited for the bi ,-hess Ping pong and lawn tennis t I SsSe Chinese Associaturn I The events include a billiards pionshiP for the Loh PhoonUp C. I -A" and "B" handicaps, English *M championship; ving-pong, champ I «nd "A" and "B" handicap an 1 ?ennis
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    195 14 lively-Sixth Game VMS FOR ANNUAL ENCOUNTER Reuter. *n<J Cvnibridtfv Univvr will in thrir annual r nciMJntor nl Lord'?» on 4* Thix. will lw Th" ninety D match <incc the inception of in 18^7. orr m&Uhes played to Hate. W*«« tinvc won 44. Oxford 37 miii.TiJnpf 14 have been
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    125 14 frner Will Probably I Meet Camera London, July 4. Peterson will meet Larry Gains i White City on Sept. 10, with »'of the champion of the British At stake. Inner will probably meet Primo .in Paris on Oct. 15.—Reuter. fen took both the British anc [titles
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    ACME B.P.
    69 14 BPeneral meeting of the Acme >n Party on Sunday, the folrere elected office-bearers for Ing year:— Varies ,Lim (President), Mr. Teo (hon. secretary), Mr. Ben- (Hon. treasurer), Mr. Siboney ports captain), Mr. Andrew l auditor), Mr. Billy See, Mr Kho, and Miss Lily Than: cc). ractice days are
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    EREMBAN SOCCER
    37 14 Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, July 4. padang yesterday the "B" XI I S. Chinese Recreation Club fated by six clear goals by the of the Malay Regiment, Por In a League fixture. D. Navaratnam refereed.
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    20 14 Moscow. the finest cyclists in the Soviet taking part in a cycle race over ■is Moscow, Sverdlovsk-Mag-Dheliabinsk-Sverdlovsk-Mascow.
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    TIP FOR HUSBANDS
    44 14 Portland, Oregan. *et of how he concealed money wife was revealed in Federal t by Thomas David, an Indian, irched me but she didn't find 3, "because I had on two pairs i and the money was in the h pair."
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    WEEK-END CRICKET IN PENANG
    915 14 Two-Day Match Ends In Draw THE two-day inter-club fixture on the Victoria Green between the Penang Chinese Recreation Club and the Penang Cricket Club ended in a draw. The Chinese won the toss and elected to bat on a good wicket. Tan Ah Ec and Lim
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    AMICABLE A.A.
    84 14 The sixth anniversary of the Amicable Athletic Association will be celebrated at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's sea-side bungalow, 80-2, Pasir Panjang Road, on Saturday and Sdnday. ''An all-day badminton tournament (knock-out system) will be held on Saturday ana a sports meeting on Sunday, including a five-mile walking competition.
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    162 14 Junior Doubles And State Practice THERE will be no play In the Singapore championships on Saturday Instead. the second State practice will be held and the following are requested Lo turn out. Singles: E. J. Vass. Kuh Krng Slang. Liauw Kim Fatt. Lim Boon Guan, Seah Eng Hee
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    MALACCA SPORT
    161 14 Batavia Chinese Basket-Bail Team (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, July 4. The Batavia Chinese basket-ball team, who are touring Malaya, visited Malacca yesterday and played two matches against the Seng Checng Society. For the first time in the history of Malacca a local Chinese ladies' team met their
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    ANSON B.P.
    104 14 The Anson BP. beat the Playfah A.U. at Mr. Chan Wah Chiang's court, Silat Road, on Sunday, ny 6 games to one. Scores (Anson's players mentioned firsl?):— Lee Yang Chim beat Siboney Quek, 15-13, 15-12; Wee Hong Hai beat S. G. Yeo, 15-4, 15-2; Koh Phway Chim beat
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    N.C.C. CRICKET
    93 14 The following have been selected to represent the Nondescripts' C.C. in their week-end fixtures: On Saturday v. St. Josephs' Institute at 2 p.m. on St. Joseph's groundBruyns, Omar, Lawris, Salim, ChelMah Carlo Pereira, Geo. Fernandez, C. G. Rodngo (capt F. Chopard V Ponniah, L. A. Scquira. Reserve: J.
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    R.R.C.S. SOCCER
    47 14 Rangoon Road Continuation School Football XI v. the Olympic Athletic Union tomorrow on the school ground at 5.30 p.m.: Regunath; Muttusamy, Amnasalam; Md. Noor, Ng Yew Hock, Choo Beng; Ramley, Choo Tien Hong, Teo Boon Gim, Kirn Chua and Sheriff. Reserves: Ismail, Ibraham and Haniff.
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    98 14 State Tournament Results. yt'rom Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 4. IN the Southern Section of the Johore lawn tennis chanpionship tournament, A.B.H. La tiff met N. Ward on the Johore Civil Service Club Court this evening and won in two straight sets 6—l, 6—3. JOHORE SOCCER The
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    MUAR SPORTS
    398 14 Batavia Chinese Team's Visit Batu Pahat (From Oar Own Correspondents Johore, July 3. The Muar Hospital Club put up a weak team In their League encounter with Ihe Johore Military Forces and were soundly trounced to the tune of six goals to nil Play was very one sided
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    ST. ANTHONY'S SPORTS
    40 14 The annual athletic sports of St Anthony's Boy's School will be held at tfa Jalan Besar Stadium at 3 pm tomorrow. There will be a 440 yards rac* for old boys, who will be welcomed to attend.
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    LEAGUE POINTS FOR MALAYS
    438 14 I.C.F.A. Assured Of Wooden Spoon THE? I.C.F.A. continue to remain at the bottom of the S.A.F.A. League table. They met w.th their tenth successive defeat when they clashed with the Malays at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday in the First Division. From the outset it was
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    S.A.F.A. CUP
    75 14 Result Of First Round Draw 'THE following is the result of the draw for th:* first round ot" the S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup competition, for which 16 teams have entered:— Marine Dept. v. R.A Govt. Services F.A. v. Wiltshire Regt. t Wiltshire Regt. II v. Pulau Brani. Chinese II
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    362 14 Thrilling Tennis CRA WFORD TO DEFEND HIS TITLE Reuter. London, July 4. JN sweltering heat, with 16,000 people crowding round the centrt. court, the semi-finals of the men's singles were played at Wimbled* n to-day. They resulted as follows:— Crawford (Australia,
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    CHINESE S.C.
    126 14 Sunday's events at tht Chinese Swimming Club resulted as follows: "A" Division—2oo yards breast strok< handicap: Ist Tan Hong Seng (reed. 27 sees I time 3.25 4 5 sees. 2nd Sim Boon Hoon (reed. 35 sees I time 3.33 2 5 sees. XS, m Teng Ph eng (reed
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET
    107 14 c n f llowine will represent the &.O.K.C. in their week-end games On Saturday v. the A.P.C. at P*ya Lebar: L H. Hoahing (capt.), v I Evan Wong, Yap Choon Lin, Sim Teng W V H. S Lee Tan Chiap Kim, Kam Gim Lock, Low Kee Choe, Seah
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    UNIVERSAL B.P.
    41 14 Scores (Universal names fw*I Fong Soon Wene beat a J■ lb-12, 15-12- Lee Pak vi" kK: Chan Lee 4-1™ 8-15 Pong and Miss H. S. Lee Pak Yen and Miss p v 21-12, 21-15 V X Va P 14-21,
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    Mrs. J. D. Laing Retains Singles Tennis Title ALSO WON THE DOUBLES
    582 15 Mrs. J. Huggins Beaten HARD STRUGGLE AT THE S.C.C. MRS. J D Lain S retained her singles title In the Singapore open tennis championships when she it Mrs. J. Huggins in the final yesterday by (U, 6-2, at
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    MATCH POSTPONED
    19 15 Th e FUst «vis.en S.A.F.A n League match between c to-morrw has been postponed until Aug. 30.
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    SELANGOR SOCCER
    377 15 Rangers Score Eight Without Reply PEOPLE who assembled at, the Kuala Lumpur padang on Saturday to witness the return first division league fixture between the Selangor Malays and the Selangor Rangers saw a one-sided game in which the Malay goal-keeper, although he was beaten eight times, saved the
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    46 15 Y.M.C.A. team v. St. Andrew's School on the St. Andrew's School ground on Saturday at 2 p.m.: R P. Ridlev (capt.), J. Lovick. Sim Teng Pheng. G. Day. V. Xavier. A. Bastianz. Alex Tan. Lee Tuck Soon. A. J. r rynn, M.M. Menon. Saidl, Edmund ran.
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    FRENCH GOLF
    64 15 Title For S. African Champion Reuter. Dieppe, July 4. BREWS, the South African champion, and runner-up in the British open, won the French open championship today with a score of ?l-08-<4-71-284, equalling the course record lor tne second round. Boomer of St. Cloud, and Boyer of Nice, who
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    48 15 The following will represent the YMCA against the Anglo-Chinese School on the V.M.C.A. ground on Saturday, at 2 p.m.: ronripr R Lyne. Lee Fang Urn, S. D. Gauder, A. Baker. S. Ferreira. H. Gibson, Moss. P. L. Moss. E. Brown, Lee Kit Soon Brooke, J. McNeish.
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    U.S. BASEBALL
    217 15 National And American Leagues Reuter. New York, July 5. YESTERDAY'S games in the U. S. major baseball Leagues resulted as 1 follows:— NATIONAL LEAGUE. R. H. E. Boston 16 1 New York 9 11 0 Odoul scored a home run for the Giants. Brooklyn 8 11 1 Leslie
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    ACME B.P.
    46 15 Acme B.P. team v. Fong's BP. on Saturday at the formers court at 3 Ifibo'ney Quek, J. K. Lim, John Gann, Bihy See, William Kho, Charles Lim, Andrew Urn, Miss Lily Tham, and Miss Bennito Chia, Rudolph Teo!Tde Souza, and Miss S. K. Chan.
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    The Third Test Match At Old Trafford
    1070 15 Langridge And Clark iAlso Reported To Be Unfit WHOM will the England sectors invite in place of G. G. Macaulay, j James Langridge and E. Clark, three new men who were invited to attend at Old Trafford for the Third Test match which
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    CRICKET CASUALTIES
    64 15 Macaulay, Langridge And Clark Reuter. London, July 4. ENGLAND'S team for the Third Test is still doubtful. In addition to Macaulay, who reported himself unfit yesterday, Clark has strained a leg muscle and James Langridge is reported to have informed the selectors that owing to ankle trouble he
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    Six New School Records Established
    877 16 Annual Athletic Sports Of The Victoria institution rrHERE were several thrilling finishes and six school records were broken at the annual athletic, sports of the Victoria Institution at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, when Mr. T. S. Adams, British Resident, attended and gave away the prises.
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    WOMAN'S GOLF
    65 16 Reuter Wireless. Chantilly, June 30. T n the fourth contest between women oUers of Great Britain and Prance 'ho rui-ult was a draw with four wins fo r each country and one halved. Greit Britain won the foursomes 2-1, franee the singles 3-2 and one halved. Tn ihe
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    HARBOUR-VIEW B.P.
    64 16 Harbour-View BP. "B" team v. thp National B.P. "B" at their Court, Buki, Chermin, on Sunday, at 2-20 p.m.: SINGLES: Hadji Salleh, Lee Po'i Seng, Jusoh bin Markham, Joe A Mesenas and G. M. Asrap. DOUBLES: Ong Seng Kay and G. R Gaspar, Charles Meyer and Ong Poh
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    228 16 I Positions At The Half-"* »i Stage t jFT HE ha.f-way s .age h. I County chaimvomhip «rtc»rt has now b.Hm rracheil and as m oat two years Yorkshire ana o have more or ess ma Jv i from the other teams and retJ£chamtha 4 are mainly concerned
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    JOHORE LEAGUE SOCCER
    224 16 Police Are Likely Champions (rrom Our Own Correspondent J Johore Bahru, July 3. fUEIERE remain only a few more matches X to played in the J.H.I).A.A. League lt to come to a cose towards the end of' this month and everything points to th° Police topping thi
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    15 16 On Sunday the Social Athletic Party and the Chinese Sports Association drew 2-2 at soccer.
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    PERAK MINING SUIT
    1229 17 Hearing Adjourned DEFENDANT CROSSEXAMINED r,Hi hearing was resumed in the I Ipoh Supreme Court on Friday of caae in which Ran Hin Gold a company registered in iporc, are Oh Khay Beng utor of the will of his father I heng Keat) and Chin Nam both of
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    TAX REDUCTION?
    103 17 1 I British Surplus On First, Quarter Of Year 1 London. July 2. MR. Duff Cooper, the newly appointed Financial Secretary of the Treasury, replied in the House of Commons to a question whether, In view of the fact that revenue and expenditure tor the first quarter of
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    UNIVERSITY OF HONGKONG
    648 17 Annual Report GRADUATES IN MALAYA INDUSTRIALISTS in England want more of the Hongkong University's graduates than the University can at the moment supply, states Sir William Hornell, the Vice-Chancellor, in his annual report on Hongkong\ premier educational institution,. Excellent reports are being received regarding the engineering graduate
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    MALAYAN RUBBER STATISTICS
    181 17 Ocean Shipments of Ru^ncludin 5 Latex, Revertex and Concentrated Latex, during the month of jug Sheet and Crepe Latex, Concentrated Latex, Tons Tons Revertex. Export Transhipment Of*** Export Transhipment Export Tranship ment hxpor £i*y Total Name of Port gjjr Straits Malay Proper Straits Malay nroP states 1
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      361 17 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of tne members of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune." This. Diary ts provided specially for them, Secretaries ate invited to co-operate in keeping<it un-to-date and complete. Happenings of genfral interest will still in the Diary of Events:'
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    IMPERIAL TRADE POLICY
    630 18 Scope For Dominion Exports Mil Bruce tii#? Australian High CommbMlotmr in London, addressed th«' Ottawa Canadian Club ut luncheon on Imperial trade policy lie said thai, although th< ccomjiilc nationalism with whli:h the world wax now obwewd would hum lt«N#?ir out In tinus, the British nu Dorm
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    GIRL DISTRACTS MOTORIST
    31 18 /i II.U A>< Vei\m; iv» ..i ~v w >/"•/ CViiIHJ Ol Uu <..J r Vr< pavement the and 'wo vl a a oualy U'iun* u ,i hey wiJJ J)Vf.
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    MARKET LIST.
    462 18 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, June 29. MEAT Beef, steak (round), kati 2S Beef, stew or curry, kati Pork, lean, kati S Pork, Jean and fat (Ist quality), kati 34 Mutton, Australian, lb. 35 »o*4, kati 2 Hens (locally reared), kati W Ducks (Java), each JJ Paeons, domestic
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    THE LOTTERY HOODOO
    58 18 Myiliuiy, ftt-kup, loih -t >,tt\m*\, N«w Month 7«i r,,,» p r M fA(ioo j M 1*144 j >),..» OH|« utuut limit m yum N|f(t I M O, l'„'frT,yM.»f| Ih Wol \nuv>,i. v SS'i*\<\\»\ m nh«H lllt.».. '»'<" Mf V*/|f««»y. who WMN MJ, hNN h««n h n»m* with
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    THE EMDEN'S BELL
    257 18 May Be Returned To (krmany Reuter. r£ return of the Emden Bell to Germany— wilH AunnUia* compliment* —wan .iUKgested at u bamuet of tne New South Wales Police Returned Sailors' and Soldiers* Association at Sydney Mr. James Mitchell, formerly Com- mls-iioner of Police put the idea forward.
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    REUNION IN A DITCH
    133 18 War Comrades Collide On Theii Way To See F.ach Other Berlin. Two old soldiers had not seen one another since ihey came back from ihe war sixteen years ago, although one I wVtd in Gruenwalde, and the other in Ko*enfeld, Saxon villages not many miles apart.
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    HIS SIDE-LINE
    114 18 Bishop Who Is Also An Undertaker f'lgrade the Hun- giriau-Jugoslav frontier» who runs an i understanding flrin as a side-line. is to bt? sued tor reluj#ig burial to a mai. whose relatives tf>k their custom elsewhere The !lbho|), Dr. Lojilch Budanovllch, Jt l.i a legrd. praetlcaHy forced people
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    PEARLS PROM BOHEMIA
    91 18 .MO-Yeiir-Old Industry Revived Prague. After 300 years pearl cv tivalion has hi en revived In Czechoslovakia. In the Hvrr Otiivu, Houth Bohemia, a large oyster bed has yielded 36,000 oysters, from which 20 first class pearls have l>ern obtained. These pearls are as large as those from
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    IPOH RATEPAYERS MEET
    614 18 Report Of The Year'* Work I from Our Own Corresponded, Ipoh. Ju;y 4. ri HE annual meeting of the Ipoh payers' Association took plane U) Ipoh yesterday when Mr. Learrj ,3j >; >fam presided. The annual report was a> 4 JVr Your committee begs to report rt.
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    HOLY SEPULCHRE IN DANGER
    55 18 Geneva. The Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem is in such a condition that it is in danger cf falling into ruins, according to tha report on Palestine which was read to £v ndates c °irmvssion recently The report states, however, that stens have been taken to carry
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    WOMAN MOTORIST IN COURT
    448 19 "Afraid Licence Would Be Endorsed" •■RS. H. V. Ebert, a Eurasian W atorist, appeared before th> Magistrate (Mr. C. H. tton) yesterday, in answer to yes of driving I motor-car vvithi rear light and parking in a rbidden i'rea. Jfrs. Kbei t defended her own cas<>
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    VAGRANCY CHARGE
    134 19 A Trip Round The World II7HEN a ycuns» Australian named ff Alfred Osman was charged before the Third Magistrate 'Mr. J. AL Branden yesterday with vagrancy and with being without visible means ot subsistence and failing to give a satisfactory account of himself, it was revealed that he
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    DREAM SOLVES MYSTERY
    105 19 It Told A Farmer Where To Find His Mother Steep Rock. Manitoba. Stonev Vigfusson, a farmer, was terribly worried because his mother had been missing from home for aweek after aoing to bed he lay awaite. M llst Stoney fell into a fitful sleep. H Wordrsfemed to
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    BEAR GREASE FOR INVALIDS
    55 19 soviet scientists believe grease should be used to and -children instead of sa y which is very f > that bear grease is veryrm oning on The scientists base their thef art that *he herbs and other thus building up a layer of fat on wi
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    CEYLON TEA
    367 19 Alleged False Trade Description (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 3. rE case in which Koh Chuan Huat, the proprietor of chop Chuan Huat, is charged on a criminal summons with selling to a Chinese detective, at 4. High Street, Kuala Lumpur, on Apr. 19, one packet
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    ILLICIT OPIUM
    200 19 Ship s Boy Sent To Prison rontraband valued at $3,920 was produced a? an exhibit in the Criminal District Court yesterday, when a Hylam "boy working in the first class of the "V an Heutz" was charged before Mr. H. A. Forrei, with possession of 144 tahils ol
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    SIGHTS OF ENGLAND
    60 19 Places Finnish Schoolchildren Want To See I Helsingfors. Here are the places in England which a party of Finnish schoolchildren especially want to visit during June: London Oxford Stratford-on-Avon Eton Hampton Court. They are going to spend a fortnight in England under the auspices of the Fimush
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    "INDEPENDENCE" MOVE
    88 19 Albanians Replace Italian Officers I Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Albania is gradually replacing the Italian officers who, since the conclusion of the Tirana Past, have instructed and ?raiSed tS Albanian Army. Their places are being filled by Albanians. General Pariani the Italian Head of the military household of .King Zog
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    FAMOUS GREEK CHURCH TO GO
    15 19 Athens. on Mount Athos is to share the same fate.
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    HOUSE RANSACKED
    327 19 Chinese Sentenced For Robbery i (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, July 3. HOW she had been bound up and locked inside a room by two Chinese, who were employed under her husband as coolies on new Rompin Estate, while they went away with jewellery and cash more than
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    BRIG.-GEN. COLOMB
    94 19 Death Of Retired Army Officer Reuter. London. July 4 The death is announced of BrigadierGeneral George Henry Cooper Colomb. Reuter Brig-Gen. George Henry. Cooper Colomb served throughout the European War and was mentioned twice in despatches. He was also awarded the War and Victory Medals. Brig-Gen. Colomb. who
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    TO CAPTURE DILLINGER
    119 19 Five Boys Who Were Caught Themselves New Yoik. Five boys—aged from 16 to 19—read in their newspapers how five thousand men had failed to capture John DilUuger. •Public Enemy No. 1." So they thought they would try. Visions of reward and renown drew them on. so they
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    ALLEGED CONTRABAND
    59 19 Arrested Ml Monday for alleged possession of 80." tahils of non-Government, chandu. a Chinese was charged on Tuesday before the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer. Accused d-iimed trial and th- case was postponed to July 11. The arrest is said to have been mad? ai Tanjong Pagar
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    ALLEGED BREACH
    55 19 When the case in which Oh Mohamed, the High St.eet jew«Bcr, Sff Sadulla Khan with criminal breach of trust in respect ot a pair of dianv.nd-set earrings was mentioned again yesterday before ihe V>utrict Judge, Mr. H. A Forrer, it was stated that Mr. Jy. O'Connoi, Counsel for
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    KINTA SANITARY BOARD
    842 19 Conservancy Fees Memorandum I (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 3. THE following memorandum by Mr. J. V. Cowgill, Chairman of the Sanitary Board, on the question of conservancy fees was the principal item of debate at to-day's meeting of tfce Kinta Sanitary Board. "The objects
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