Malaya Tribune, 12 July 1934

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    34 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXI. •No. 164 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1934 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune lo PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1934 FOR 6 CENTS.
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      61 1 —%eai The jluntlag ©rttmtte Dominant In -^Malaya I Try Clever Brand I f Baby Your Purse Lhn Br Miik c 5 rr'r It s Q ll Jlty imi Economy :l for PvwLWwl Combined Health la AfelWlH .1 PuritJ S§v i SOLE i>i poRTERS: Economy and EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. Satisfaction.
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      144 1 A. FUNTER. 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds ana Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. SeUing 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. A Bottled in three jS* !t makeB
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    Shipping News & Notices. FOLLOWING SHIP ON WRONG SIDE
    670 2 Shipping News Notices. FOLLOWING SHIP ON WRONG SIDE London Steamer To Blaine For Thames Collision ii BEFORE Mr. Justice Langton, sitting with Trinity Masters In the Admiralty Court recently, the owners of the steamer Jonge Elloubeth, of Rotteidam. claimed damages from the ownera of the steamer Nutfleld. of London, in
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    NEW DESTROYERS FOR BRAZIL
    86 2 A Reuter message from Rio de Janeiro states that three welUknown British ship- 1 buildine firms are being considered for j the award of the contract for the construction of nine new destroyers for the Brazilian Navy. President Vergas has signed the decree authorising the new
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    U.S. SHIPPING
    494 2 All Lines To Withdraw From Conference A LL members of the U.S. Intercoastal Conference are reported to have given formal notice of their intention to withdraw from the conference as from July 31, this being the end of the second quarterly pooling period of the group. It is
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    FEWER SAILORS
    76 2 Britain's Mercantile Navy Shrinking London. The number of seamen employed in the United Kingdom the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands has steadily decreased during the past two years. The latest census figures published in the "Board of Trade Journal" reveal a drop of more than 20,000
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    GERMAN SHIPPING
    133 2 Liners Reconditioned For South African Service i Reuter. Hamburg. A service from Southampton to Cape Town in 17 days will, it is stated, be made possible by work which is being carried out here to two liners of the German African (Woermann) Line in order to conpete with
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    THE NEW CUNARDER
    105 2 i Owing to the limited time at the disposal of the King and Queer, when they I visit Clydebank to launch the new Cunav- der on Sept. 26, they will be unable to accept the Town Council's invitation to a i ivie revepiu n. t I Sir
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    NEW ZEALAND FREIGHTS
    79 2 Application To Imperial Shipping Committee Reuter. Wellington* N.Z. Uusuur their claim on the nil-round reduction of commodity price» in New Zealand. the importers* Federation are requesting the Imperial Shipping Committee to Cant Iruigtit roduotions between the United Kingdom und thi* country. The Federation believes that increased import-»
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    BANANA STEAMER'S TRAILS.
    84 2 j The new steamer Jamaica Producer, built by Messrs. Lithgows, Ltd., for the I Jamaica Banana Producers' Association, iLtd., has carried through preliminary j trials on the Clyde. The vessel is specially designed for the carriage of fruit, particularly bananas. Accommodation is provided for a limited number
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    FEWER IDLE SHIPS
    49 2 Berlin, June 6. Only 27 ships, of which 26 were German, were laid up in Hamburg harbour lon June *i as compared with 44 on j May 1. J This represents a total tonnage of i 149,249 tons, compared with 188,425 a I month ago. I
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    CHINA COAST PIRACY PREVENTION
    442 2 The Need For Specially Constructed Vessels A CORRESPONDENT writing to the "North-China Daily News" on China coast piracies says:— The piracy of the Shuentien startles one because of the repetion of much the same set of details as those we so often read m your columns.
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      363 2 STEAMER SAILINGS, Pit Oarol BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore RANPURA 17,000 July 20 SOMALI 6,810 Aug. 1 CORFU 15,000 Aug. 3 MANTUA 11,000 Aug. 17 BANGALORE .",000 Aug. 30 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 31 OOMORIN 15.000 Sept. 14 BHUTAN 6,100 Sept. 27 RAJPUTANA 17,000
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      71 2 i —1 1- I** mm. ?^gg AMERICAN LLOYD AGBNCY, LTD., (Incorporated in SB.) Steamship passages booked by all Lines. Airmail tickets obtainable here. PM S. Railway tickets may be purchased at this office. NO BOOKING PEES. Baggage, household effects and merchandise collected, stored, shipped or delivered at reasonable la'-es. Xqsur&jve
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      172 2 WlioYD mm 1 (Incorporated in Italy). j EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY A CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, r«.ii;„«. -f m L Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port n««, t m.v. HILDA Ju y2O July 20 J S'po" iSZ VX TERGESTEA ,5 Ao£. 15 B.S. GANGE July 19
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      166 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Dcutsch ]H£f)| Australische Dampfschiffs GeBellschaft(Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. M.s. LEYERKUSEN, via Manila July 24 s.s. BOCHUM, via Manila Aug. 7 m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Aug. 21 m.s. ERMLAND, via Manila Sept. 6 m.s. KULMERLAND,
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      549 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCH E R tSsEIJ LLOYD. (Incorporated in The undernoted are the Company's io. tended fixtures:—* OUTWARDS. 1934 "ALSTER," for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China and Japan July 1G HOMEWARDS. 1934. "LAHN," for Genoa, M'seilles, R'dam, H'burg and Bremen July 21 "ODER," for Marseilles, Oran, R'dam, Hamburg and Bremen
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    524 3 Mining Shares. Singapore, Thursday, 11 a.m. The following mining share quotations iretewed by Fraser and Co., exchange and stock brokers. Iss ue Buyers. Sellers. Value «I4W, 619 £1 Austral Malay 50,- 5216 m Aver Hitam Tin 15,- 16,Sl Ayer Weng 2.07 V 2 215 11 fitngrinTm 34,9
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    142 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION TONE SLIGHTLY EASIER Demand At Lower Levels (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 24 y.%. cts., down Vb ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), $113%, up $VsYesterday's Prices:— London, 7 3 l§d., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet after firm. New
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    OTTAWA PACT
    142 3 Greater Concessions By New Zealand Reuter. Wellington. July 10. THE total abolition of duties on numerous British articles and generous concessions ranging between 5® and 15 per cent, on a wide range of other articles arc proposed by the Minister for Customs and have ben approved by the
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    55 3 Another Advance In 1 Rubber Reuter Wireless. London, July 10. ALTHOUGH demand on the Stock Exchange has broadened to-day and the general tone has Improved, interest again was chiefly centred on cllt-edged securities and Home Rails, which further strengthened substantially Rubber again advanved on good outbuyine and the
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    Dredging Association Of Southern Malaya
    1575 3 Chairman On The Chinese Labour Position THE third annual (sixth general) meeting of the Dredging Association of Southern Malaya, was held in Kuala Lumpur, on June 23. Thefe were present: —Messrs. E. F. Harris, President, (in the Chair), C. J. Rowe, Vice-President, A. H. Flowerdew.
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    135 3 Prices Realised At Sale Yesterday rE Singapore Chamber of Commerc. Rubber Asspciation's weekly auction tcok place yesterday. Catalogued 2,036,669 1b.=909.23 tons. Offered 1,794.492 1b.=801.12 tons. Sold 1,307.428 lb-583.67 tons. London—Spot 7 3 16d. New York—Spot 14% cts. PRICES REALISED RIBBED SMOKED SHEET Standard quality 24 2 to
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    87 3 Last Week s Export rrom Malaya During the week ending July 7 export. oi tinned pineapples from Malayan port amounted to 93,545 cases, of whicl 30.582 cases were to the United King dom, 3.937 cases to the Continent o Europe. 6.729 cases to Canada, and 2.29 cases elsewhere.
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    64 3 The following rubber and tin are reported for June RUBBER Lb. Alor Gajah 23,300 Ayer Panas 74.500 Bukit Kubu 14,200 Glenealy 53,740 Jalan Kebun 10.200 Kluang 26,000 Pajam 127,000 Port Swettenham 9,800 Tambalak 22,000 Teluk Anson 47,709 Ulu Benut 37,598 TIN Kinta Tin Dredge No. 2. 990
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    645 3 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Thursday, 11 a.m. The following ruDoer anaie quoiauocM are Issued by Praser and Co., and LyaJ and Bvatt Issue ;alue Praser Loan m glares ft Co. lT ,f 1 Allen by 1.70 1.80 1.75 180 1 Alor Gajah 1.25 1.32 ft L» 130 IA.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    55 3 DAILY PRICES CCKMWT. Singapore, Thursday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot Moose) 24 24U do. (F. 0.8.) Mtt 24% Standard R.S.S. on T^der Sept. 247, Tone of Market: Quiet and slightly easier. LaTest Cable: London Spot Sheet T%* Pe New York Spot Sheet
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      42 3 THE SOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD(lncorporated to New Zeal M*.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. 0. MAROOLIOUTH. Manage* OmCI: I. FWLAISON OBBW. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION W INSURANCE. MEAD OT^™^^^'
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      80 3 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated to England). SINGAPORE BRANCH I 4, D'Almeida Street, 8ut-crlbed n^p>000 Paid-up-Capital fwS/S ajwerva Fund and Rest 00,uw HEAD OFFICE LONDON, BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta, Colomoo, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra. Ktrtuk. Mosul ACOOUNTB opened and monty received on Fixed DepoaR on terms to be aeesr*8lv^O R ACCOUNTS
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      129 3 STRAITS/NEW YORK FREIGHT TARIFF No. 11. It I. notified for information that, with effect as from Oct. t, 1934, the following Co m Udity a,>Ply sryle of packing. Scale ton. Contract rate. Non-Contract Rubber. Cases or bales. 50-ft 0j t»» %±ffc% Revertex. Drums or tins or cases. 50 c.ft. u.|.
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      148 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Strait* Settlements.) SUCCESSORS TO U( vr RANK THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTO, HE HO HONG BANK, LTD AND THE OVERSEA-CHIN ESE HAWK, < CAPITAL: Authorise $40,000,000.00. Paid Up «0 000,000.00- BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swec Chengr, Esq., Chairman. Lee Kong Chian, Esq., I m
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      620 4 Im. HASSAN. ■LICTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. H-17, Brmj Bfcsah Road. SINGAPORE. If you are in Deed of electric Ighta, fens, motors, etc., and water ervice, fAease write to the aixiv* address or Thone 8411. EVEREST INK GUM delivered free anywhere in Malaya for order amounting to not less than $10.
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      548 4 JTJBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. 1 We beg to notify that Mr. S. C. Brown is no longer "with tht- Metropole Hotel, Singapore. The Metropole Hotel Co., Ltd., Secretary. Dated sth July, 1934. NOTICE. THE BANK, LIMITED. (In Voluntary Liquidation). LOSS OF SCRIPS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application has been
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      369 4 FOB SALE. REMOVING SALE Stocks must be cleared regardless of cost 1,000 Assorted Books and Novels Plain and Cut Glassware E. P. N. S. and Silverware Paintings and Water Colours Curios, etc., <etc. MART EXCHANGE 24, High Street i trade "LOTUS" MA I I FACE BEAUTIFIER j Makes the-FAIR-BEAUTIFITL- I
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      291 4 EDUCATIONAL FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-K, Kirk Terrace. Dhoby Ghaut. Singapore. Mrol for a Sound Musical Education Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, eft. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Princii: lmiwiimi wiiimiiiiiiiii i
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      484 4 WANTED Agencies are open in many districts for well introduced medical preparations. None but those who have good connections need apply. Post Box 379, c o Malaya Tribune. ANNOUNCEMENT. This is to inform the public and ray patrons that I have opened a business of my own under the name
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      503 4 GRAND MID YEAR CLEARANCE SALE JULY Ist 31st. RECORD BARGAINS IN SMASHING PRICES. Alarm Clocks from 90 cts. upwards. Pocket Watches from $1.25 upwards. Wrist Watches from $2.00 upwards FIRST COME FIRST CHOICE. Yick Woh Hing 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road). MHUMII iWWiia n (GENUINE I EUGENE J
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    Szechuen—Province Of Civil Wars
    680 5 FIVE HUNDRED SINCE 1911 Militarist Rule MILLION SOLDIERS ON I»AY DECENTLY much talk has been in X the air about developing Szechuen. Ip former years Szechuen was known as the richest region in G.una. Altl ough many years have elapsed that province remained undeveloped. Szechuen is
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    ACTION FOR ALLEGED SLANDER
    350 5 Interesting Case Heard In Nanking THE much-cUscussed case of Chen shai-o editor and publisher of the local dally "Min Sen Poa," which is now before the Nank ng district Court arising out of the paper's alleged blander of Peng Hsueh-pei. Director of Political Affairs Bureau of
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    TO BAIL OUT WATER
    108 5 New Use Found For Girls', Ila's Chicago. A new use for the bie floppy haU so popular among ol Promreo™Ld. the* «£u fou»d in a lraklnR mo-t)r boat. *ne u*» leaving authority" ball m the Mier leavm* narlv of s get oat in fair prountfs the
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    BYRON RELIC AUCTIONED
    123 5 inkstand Given To Actor Friend Sc'd For £95 New York. A George the Third silver inkstand given by Lord Byron to, Bdmund Kean the actor, has been sold for £95 at an auction in New York. The inkstand, which was bought by •a private collector bears the
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    “KAISER” MOUSTACHES
    77 5 Hungarian Policemen Ordered To Wear Them Rome. Hungarian mounted police have been «rSred to grow "Kaiser" moustaches, or leave the police lorce, according to a messagl from Budapest published here. The decree states that moustaches •'are as old tradition in Hungary," and all policemen ought to wear them.
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    HUNDREDS OF STINGS
    130 5 Bees Swarm In Bishop's Long Beard Belgrade. Bees swarmed in the long beard and on the head of Dr. Tihon. Bishop of Sopot, Panubian Banovina. As the Kttoß of hundreds of stings, the Bishop's foe* swelled so much that his eyes were closed and he had to
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    DECLARED DEAD
    106 5 Man Whom No Employer Would Take Tokye. Mr. Takuzo Homma, who is 71 years oM, cannot get a job and has been ref used permission to hye in a home lor the aged-because he is dead. He did not communicate with latives or his native town for over:
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    A WASTE OF TIME
    90 5 Sofia Forbids Tea Drinking In Govt. Departments Sophia. A nutter has been caused In ••Whitehall" by an order 6ami l "K consumption of tea or eoflee during office hours. This is one of the measures taken by the new Bulgarian Government to speeo up the machinery
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    SEVENTEEN PIRATES SHOT DEAD
    180 5 Encounter With Marauders Off Peitaiho Shanghai, June 23. PROMFT action on the part of the Chinese authorities in the nortb has resulted in the round-up of a group of p rates in the vicinity of Peitaino by the Chinese gunboat Anhai, according to a Chinese report
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    SHEPHERDESS VANISHES
    64 5 Man Charged With Abduction j And Theft Alexandria, j A shepherdess and her enti« flock 1 31 sheep disappeared from 1 ths Upper Egypt more than eignt m have now been found at Walga h TOey'were found after a search by JFZttvm father Yunls Mohamed, who he viSges
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    THE SHARK'S SECRET
    8 5 Rome. x fisherman's rubber boot.
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      163 5 t*u watch that always Why be bothered a faithful m has you guessing? Po day 11 record of the a. well. M Pocket Benis a -rvce mctlon job, Take him to the office, to to the social gather his H Western Clock T Company jood aunties ,4«. La Salle, U.S.A.
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      253 5 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of members of which ff "Malaya Tribune" TWs t 8 vided specially for them, are invited to co-operate in ™%£W up-to-date and complete of general interest wiXL still in the "Diary of Events.". "SL^SiDiary" ma ments, night-visits and uc
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    MARBLE HEAD OF CAESAR
    293 6 The Only One Made During His Life Rome. A MARBLE head discovered at Acireale, Sicily, 150 years age has been established by archaeologists to be the only known bust of Julius Caesar to have been made during his life. Controversy has raged at different times as
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    KILLED BY WIRELESS
    150 6 Man And Woutd~Be Rescuer Electrocuted Stockholm. A man was electrocuted in an effort to fix up a wireless aerial at Rudskoga in Warmland. Another man, trying U save him met with the same fate. A farm servant was trying to connect the aerial which he had erected
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    GLASS PEN-NIBS
    95 6 To Be Used In Czechoslovak Schools Prague. Glass pen-nibs wil\ it is expected, be introduced in Czechoslovak schools as the result of the Ministry of Education i S demand for fine strokes in handof the idea say that: Fine strokes are made more easily with g'ass than with
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    HUGE GOLD NUGGET
    29 6 Reuter wireless. Moscow, Juiy 9. A (fold nupet weighing. 51.663 grammes has been found in Altai 1 Siberia. Recently one weighing 3,200 grammes was Tound.-Reuter Wireless.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    199 6 VESSELS ARRIVED I Tomohon, Dutch, 684 tons; from Sambas 117 to Sambas 14.7. Ban Ho Guan, Dutch, 965 tons; from Sourabaya 11.7, to Sourabaya and Band- jer Vyne? Brooke, Dutch, 720 tons; from Kuching 117, to Kuching 13.7. Pyrrhus British, 4,820 tons;
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    105 6 Singapore, July 12. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Van Heutsz 22; Karagola 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate Poelau Roebiah 18; Perak 16 Behar 14 Benvorlich 11; Katon Maru9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gatei 3) piirvbates 30; Muncaster Castle 32, EU SuLworth 35; Steel Traveler 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    TOWN UNDER ARREST
    130 6 Nearly Every Inhabitant Is A Member Of Drug Gang Alexandria. A force of 50 uniformed policemen and 40 detectives surrounded and placed ffi der arrest the entire town of Menouf, near Cairo, while they searched the houses for traces of drug traffiacing. was fcund during the raid
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    GLIDER'S FEAT
    86 6 Parachute Jump 120 Feet From Ground Belgrade. A jump with a parachute from a heieht ol only 120 feet has been made here by M Atza Stanojevitch, Director of the School for Gliders here. He landedM.ttanojevitch had been towed off the around by an aeroplane. He cut adrift
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    HATS LIKE HUTS
    75 6 "South Sea Island" Beach Costumes Paris. The South Seas have inspired this year's I beach costumes The pago-pago—the flowered wrap of ;he coral islands—is slipped on over the bathing costume. Huge straw hats, rising to a point in he the middle and descending over the wes like
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    JOHN DILLINGER
    132 6 America's "Devil's Island" For Him Atlanta, Georgia. John Dilliner, the notorious outlaw and America's "Public Enemy Number one," will be housed in Alcatraz Prison —America's "Devil's Island"—if he is captured allfe. Alcatraz is the new Federal prison in San Francisco Bay to which the Government intends to send
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    RIVIERA FASHIONS
    130 6 String And Canvas Shirts For Men Nice. String of a coarse variety is the most popular material for the short-sleeved open-neck shirts which men wear on the Riviera this summer. The shirts are made in a number of shades, cafe-au-lait, brick red, and dark blue being the moat
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    MONEY MARKET
    174 6 Singapore, July 12. vt 2 4 1164 London 4 months sight. X London 3 months sight 964 London 60 days' sight 1 M% London 30 days' sight 7(64 London demand 2 4 3132 London T.T. 886 Lyon and Paris demand 151 Hamburg demand 5834 Samarang demand y p
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    PRODUCE.
    203 6 Singapore, July 12. 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 $91 Rice! S. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $88 Siam, No. 1 lto 0 Siam, No. 2 J**X Siam, No. 3
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    STOLEN KISS TRAGEDY
    124 6 Young Nun Shoots Her Lover Dead I Athens. Stanasia Theodoropoulos, a beautiful girl of 20, entered a convent near Thebes, in Greece, after a disappointment in love, and took the veil. Recently workmen were called into the convent to carry out repairs. One of them, a man
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    ENGLISH AND GERMAN
    53 6 Dutch Chityren Prefer Learning The Former Language Amsterdam. Dutcb ohlldren preter learning English to German, although the German language Is much easier /or them. According to figures just publlflhed, 4,123 elementary school children were taking special leasons In English at the end of 1030. Only 1,744 children
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    322 6 WHATS ON Public Function And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 12 m§ l^ deS ~S AF A P Vagfe, Division Football: S.A.F.A. gee ni v. A C S. HL AX.S Cricket: Wiltshires v. Bt. Andrews Heats. Tanglin I Sing^re C Tennis Championships, S.C.C. TO-MORROW, JULY 13 ttjcV.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    53 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Coming Out Parly." APOLLO—MaIay silent and Hindustani talkie. CAPITOL.—"King Kong." EMPIRE.—"The Wrecker." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH.—"VaIIi's Wedding." NEW WORLD. —Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—"Death Takes a Holiday." RlTZ.—Double talkies: "The Trail Drive" and "The Rebel."
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    CONSULATES IN CHINA
    124 6 Complaint In House Of Commons Reuter. London, July 11. A COMPLAINT in the House of Commons at question-time that the closing of Consulates in China, due to a shortage of officials, was causing inconvenience to British traders, led to a I reply from Sir John Simon that
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      354 6 siNGJHxme wpmsj METROPOLE HOTEL j I BRAS BASAH ROAD. I TEL. 79^ eal CENTRAL. f ft MODERN SANITATION. RUNNING WATER IN ALL 'ROOMS. EXCELLENT BAR. GOOD CUISINE. MODERATE RATES. PER DAY. PER MONTH. Single Double. Single Double. $2 50 $4.00 $40.00 70.00 Bedroom Only and Attendance Wj** £JJ $IQO 00
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      74 6 WEATHER REPORT b Malayan Meteorological Service La«* Yesterday Night Max Bright Mm. Temp' Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Station*. Peg F. Inches. Mou^DegJF. t jTT on '0 04 9.7 73 »A ,or Jt r 88 002 3.7 74 Sit"»W. „2n Mil 10 5 71 -SS** S Nil 7.9 73 K :i W
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      296 6 I J T ""~"T SINGAPORE MAILS CL0SE TO-DAY. •SSE an Stales i» v (Kumsang) 2 p.m. China (Kumsang) 2 p.m. Hongkong (Kumsang) 2 p.m. Sanu (except Mag pjn (Karagola) 3 pjn. Africa, East and aragola) 3 pjn. Africa Canada and Weste^ aragola) 3 p.m. of U.S.A. (Karagola) 3 p.m. America,
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    CAREER FIRST
    358 7 Hollywood's Future Stairs Reject Marriage Hollywood. I HOLLYWOOD'S younger film actresses —the girls playing featured parts or "walking on" in the hope one day of reaching stardom—have gone on strike against matrimony. They have learned their lesson from the recent crop of broken romances among the leading lights
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    EXPLORER RETURNS TO CIVILIZATION
    443 7 Reports Of Death In China Chengtu, June 8. T7LOYD Tangier Smith, the noted American naturalist and «plorer arrived back in Chengtu after two months in the wilds of the Songpan *3e has captured one of the. famous Blue Mountain sheep, and found ax varieties of birds
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    IN CONSTANT PERIL
    143 7 Plight Of People On Volcanic Isle j Tokyo. People on the little volcanic island of Torishima, in the Okinawa prefecture, are living in constant peril. A volcanic eruption may happen there at any moment. But they will not leave their homeThree new craters have formed on the
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    MAN BEATS MOTHER-IN-LAW
    31 7 Budapest. I A Hungarian farmer, Istvan Banyai, has been sentenced to three months imprisonment for beating his law with a cherry-wood pipe stem, p was 12 inches long.
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    DEFECTS OF CHINESE EDUCATION
    504 7 Schools Run Like Yamen professional work on the other. Those who are interested in research .may go to graduate schools upon while to those who want to enter tne professions the university represents the highest seat of learning. rQ Hnates If a university turns out graduates
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    CAPTAIN-IN-CHARGE
    136 7 New Appointment To Singapore CAPT. William Perirdse Mark-Wardlaw, DSO, R.N., has been appointed to relieve Cupt. M. R. J. Maxwell-Scott, D.5.0., R.N., as CaptaLn-in Charge, SingP °Capt. Mark-Wardlaw is expected to leave England on Aug. 3 in the R a a pindi, arriving at Singapore on Aug 61. On
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    REWARD FOR HARD WORK
    144 7 Shop-Assistant To Wed "Pill King's" Grand-Daughter Takamatsu (Japan). A shop assistant here is to marry the grand-daughter of Japan's "pill king." He is Yoshizo Kawachi, aged 26, assistant in th? Mitsukoshi Department Store. Hard work has won for him his bride who is still at school.
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    A FOX'S MIXED BAG
    46 7 Berlin. A fox at Gauerstadt, (Saxony) has had a jrood day's sport before his lair was laided, for the raiders found inside: A sucking pigThe remains of three hares. Two pheasants. Three partridges. I A woodcock. I A crow, and One mole.
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    RAJCHMANN'S RETURN UNDECIDED
    268 7 Lsasfuc Aid To China I Continue London, June M- j FOLLOWING his arrival her* f from Geneva. Dr. U VP. Technleul Advfcrr to the Naimn^AJO^ ernment appointed by the iJ&jx* v% Nat'ons. said tliat hi* repo« «t «gj was now being e^an^f c organisation. which, liU would
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    POLE-CAT'S LIVING LARDER
    38 7 j Berlin. J A "larder" containing 11 live frogs, has' been found in a pole-cat's lair at Was.! I beck, Holstein. The frogs had had their legs bitten off, —so that they could not escape.
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    TERRIBLE FLOOD HAVOC IN CHINA AND JAPAN MANY HUNDREDS DROWNED
    478 9 UNTOLD DAMAGE TO CROPS Houses Swept Away Sun-Stroke Deaths In Shanghai Reuter Wireless. Tokyo, July 12. DEPORTS coming in from Ishikawa Prefecture on the ncrth coast of Central Japan declare that as a result of the heaviest rainstorm for 37
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    EXPLORER COMING TO SINGAPORE
    178 9 Joining The Antarctic Expedition London. Ju»y 7. SIR HUBERT WILKINS ha* caught the i air mall to Singapore to l "L* Lincoln Ellsworth Antarctic A friend with an aeroplane at smga pore will take him to New Zealand.--Reuier Wireless. to lhe of Sir Hubert WUUnMhoutfi the
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    BRITAIN & FRANCE
    195 9 BRITAIN FRANCE Foreign Office Talks Conclude Reuter Wireless. London, July 10 /CONVERSATION between the British IT and French Ministers concluded j respective points of view on the ques 1 for additional mutual em Europe, the future of the ment Conference and preparation fo, the 1935 Naval Conference. Admiral Pietri will
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    THE PRIMATE
    57 9 Tribute To Trie Bishop Of London Reuter Wireless. London, July 10. The Archbishop of Canterbury and many others among the 2,205 clergy ordained by the Bishop of .London paid a glowing tribute to him to-day at a meeting held at Kind's College on the completion of his 50
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    CRIMINAL BREACH
    51 9 Chinese Youth Sent To Prison A Chinese youth, Tan Kirn Song, wa* this morning sentenced by the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice to "days rigorous imprisonment fdr criminal breach of trust a servant of f^ 2 18 I The accused was a bill-collector and I had made full
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    37 9 The case before the Second Magistrate. Mi N Grice, in which T. R. Isaac a ijj ew was charged with cheating his father-in-law was withdrawn on the i nsfruc ions of the D.P.P-, this morning.
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    STAVISKY COMMISSION
    37 9 Reuter Wireless. Paris, July 10. The stavisky Commission has concJded Us labours and has exonerated all Parliamentarians except the Deputy. M Bonnaure, already who was the prime mover and Senator Jean Od n -Reuter Wireless.
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    PEIPING-MUKDEN RAILWAY
    590 9 I Dynamite Plots threat to blow up bridges Shanghai, July 12. PLOTS 10 dynamite the ralt P bridge, of the P ei^n^ M k^" S&nS ti-1 and TanRshan. Passengers aie allowed to board only .with empty hands, and women and girl» are being searched Shanhaikwau. Fewer and way.
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    TIN COMMITTEE MEETING
    318 9 Control Tonnages QUOTA INCREASE PROVISIONS Reuter Wireless. 1 I 1 The Hague, July 11. fTHE International Tin Committee report the following adhesions to the control scheme: French IndoChina 1,700 tons lor 1034, 2,500 fo» I 1035 and 3.000 tons for 1936. Belgian Congo and Ruandaurundi, for twelve
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    TENSION IN U.S.
    46 9 Fears Of General Strike Reuter. San Francisco, July 12. SHIPPERS have agreed to accept arbitration by the Labour Disputes Board in the waterfront strike. Householders are laying in stock? of provisions in case a general strike is declared. Tension is still very great.—Reuter.
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    77 9 The Municipal health statement for thl week ended July 7 shows that there were 245 deaths, compared with 196 in the preceding week and 196 m the corresponding week of year. The chief causes of death were Ss-Sf SE phthisis pneumonia 36, convulsions 14, dysentery 7,
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    19 9 At the State Council elections held for North Ceylon nalam and A. Manaaevd rp«:necfor Vadamaradchy and Jaffna respec tively.
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    HITLER AND NAZI REVOLT
    130 9 "Saved Germany From Civil War Reuter. Paris July 11 THE claim that he saved Germany from the tragedy of civil war was made by Hitler in the course of an mtcrvlew granted to Professor Alfied Pearson, of lowa, and Published in the European edition of the
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    DATO PANGLIMA
    79 9 Death Of Senior Perak Chief (From Our Own Correspondent* Ipoh, July IL The Date- Panglima Bukit Gantang. senior chief of the State of Perak, sn2in iooh on Monday and was inferL atThe c°emetery attached to the Jalan Datoh Mosque, in Ipoh, on Tues da The late Dato ranked
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    THE R.A.F.
    40 9 Statement To Be Made tn Commons Reuter Wireless. London, July 10» Mr. Stanley UMJ*/ 1 an 7" n aeforf tho adjournment of the made before tne j regard5 K&? o« F S« to of the Air Force.—Reuter wircieas
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    UNIVERSITY ABLAZE
    46 9 Ancient Budding Threatened With Destruction Reuter Wireless. Berlin, July 10 Krieoum Umversay £-*I?threatened with destruction. The 'cC f coCsed after XI rnmutes and thiTwooden roof k j.n t0 tv»p fire brigade is helpless uw»»b are doing their utmost to rescue valuable library .-Reuter Wireless.
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    FUNERAL OF ??? PRINCE
    126 9 FUNERAL OF PRINCE Hearse jlB WREATH FROM KImH GEORGE VI Reuter. The Hague, J iwlUri 1JEADED by a white B drawn by eight black hor *jl l> funeral cortege of Prince < consort of Queen Wilhelmina, Ml Delft to-day followed byW» carriages filled with flower*, "iij*,, ing .wreaths from King
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    DEVELOPING EDUCATION
    66 9 London County Council's H I Programme f London, Juwfl, J 1 A programme of educal'tniaifil 1 V lopment. involving total capital lure of £*****0 wu* approved*» London County Council «hi* »U| The Council also made a P50.U00 to the Foundling HoapltiMj f 1 fund. thereby e&iurtng lite P"mTirh
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    U.S. AND HALT
    24 9 Order I or Evacuaticß^B Reuter. In accordance with of" U.S. mariv.es from H B|-Jjj Admiral Stanley ordere«TO vessels there to provide
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    32 9 Smallls'. Prospective ##7 Years 1 Mi Reuter. Winnipeg, full' Offiul&l reports stole that tilt®. States whoul. crop Is upallcM pro-pcctlvo yield '<£H cauFvd bv <-hc upwurd ru»^Hj closing u< cents
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    30 9 A meeting of the untitled of Singapore will be hem n V MCA. Hall on Saturday at W welcome Mr. Vallathol, of Kerala, who is on a visit country. ___JB
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    RUBBER CONTROL IN D.E.I.
    401 10 re The Works Mtect of export H DUTY 8 Malaya is anxious to know how rubber control is being carried mm the Dutch East Indies, th» Awing article, translated from if Palembangsch Nieuwsblad, will ipf interest. Pyrenees were given to estates, it [minted out, on the
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    169 10 Bee Accused Acquitted I To-Day !ire of opinion that the vhich has been called for ition is not sufficiently let any of the accused, lords, Mr. Ernest Fletrrnn of the special jury r the case brought a the triai of three Sikhs, a woman, named Kardlt
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    POLITICAL AMNESTY
    43 10 Iv M Kovno, July 10. es has granted an gcry tflLtt young officers who parti♦pri irAm* attempted coup d'etat on p the ex-Premier, fwaJ 1 leader in the attempted lurv 1 MP and who was sentenced rd iabour wiil remain in
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    33 10 untitled occurred at the General ital ■Bng. of Mr. T.W.G. Cattell, fl----Ker of Gordon Estate, 1 t« Kg a very brief illness. Mr. ell u£ Kirried only in January this years of age.
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    USED FALSE TRADE MARK
    858 10 J Chinese Convicted In Singapore THE first of a series of three cases in which the Vacuum Oil Co., Incorporated, have summoned certain local traders under the Merchandise Marks Ordinance for infringement of the "Mobiloil'' trade mark was heard at length yesterday by the District Judge,
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    GEYLANG METHOIDST SCHOOL
    81 10 i Residents of Geylang will be interested to learn that the Methcdist Mission is considering opening a morning school for boys in Geylang in January. A committee has been appointed by the Geylang Methodist English Church to ascertain the number of possible students. Parents who are interested
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    PERJURY CHARGE ACQUITTAL
    494 10 -Great Interest In Penang Case TtHB Penang District Judge, Mr. B. F. Bridge, acquitted Mr. Lim Seng Hooi, C.H., J.P., and Mr. Chan Soon Nean, managing clerk of Messrs. Hogan and Ivens, who were charged respectively with perjury and abetment of perjury. i Great interest was taken
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    ARMS CONFERENCE
    35 10 Reuter Wireless. London, July 10. After discussions with M. Barthou and Mr. Norman Davis. Mr. Arthur Henderson has decided that the Bureau of the Disarmament Conference may be most usefully convened in September
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    SHAH OF PERSIA
    18 10 Reuter. m*. Teheran, July 21 The Shah of Persia has returned here from Turkey.—Reuter. cuuere
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    AUSTRIAN CABINET
    75 10 Dollfuss To Form New Ministry Reuter. Vienna, July 11. AFTER the resignation of Hr. Schoenburg and Hr. Hartenstein (Minister for Defence), the Cabinet handed in its resignation to Dr. Dollfuss, who has been commissioned to form a new Ministry. He has taken over the Portfolios of Defence and
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    GOLD SALVAGE
    123 10 (luge Sum On Cruiser Hampshire Reuter Wireless. London, July 10. The Admiralty is considering an application for facilities to recover the bullion stated., to be aboard the cruiser Hampshire, in which Lord Kitchener was drowned when she was myied off the Orkneys during the War. The consulting engineer
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    CANTON EDUCATION
    104 10 Envoy To Study Methods In Malaya The Education Department of the Canton Government is shortly sending Mr. Chu Mm Koong, the dean of the Faculty of Law at the Kwangtung National University at Canton, to Malaya to study educational methods and conditions in the Chinese schools. The Department
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    MR. LIM KHIAN CHENG
    121 10 Weil-Known Chinese Merchant's Death The death occurred during the early hours of yesterday morning of Mr. Lim Khian Cheng, father of L:m Choon Ann Chinese interpreter in the local Police Courts, at his residence, 11, Bukit Pasoh Deceased, who had been ill for some time, was
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    MURDERED HIS WIFE
    370 10 Tamil Tapper To Die {From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 11. SENTENCE of death).was passed on a Tami- named Angapoini, at the Selangor Assizes, by Mr. Justice Burton to-day for the murder of his wife at Bukit Keriong Estate, Kapar, on Apr. 19. The case for
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    ROTARY DINNER
    189 10 Last Night's Gathering At Sea View rE Singapore Rotary Club held a dinner meeting at the Sea View Hotel last night when there was dancing up tc midajght. In the unavoidable absence of Mr. L. L. Goodman, the new President Mr L. Brunelli, Vice-President, took the chair. Ther
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    111 10 Serious Injury To Elderly Man A nasty accident occurred at the junction oi McPherson Road and Upper Serangoon Road yesterday morning when Mr. Joseph W. Legge, of about 70 I years pf age, was knocked down by a car. He received a compound fraet.urc of the left leg,
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    CRUELTY TO PYTHON
    66 10 A Chinese was this morning fined $2 by Mr. N. Grice, the Second Magistrate. i for cruelty to a python. I The reptHe, which is eight feet long, had been captured by the accused in Changi. The man was arrested while trying to sell the snake to
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    THE SIKANG-TIBET TRUCE
    408 10 Full Text I TACHIN MONASTERY QUESTION if j 1 Chengtu, June (By Mail). npHE text of the peace agreement A signed between General Liv Wen Huei, Garrison Commander of Sikang, and the Tibetan commander at Changtu on the west of the Chinsha River, is now available The
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    43 10 The 2nd Singapore Company of the j Girls' Brigade will hold its enrolment service to-day at 7.30 p.m. at the Method st Episcopal Church. Al Junied Read. Mrs. E. F. Lee will deliver the address. All friends of the movement' I are invited.
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    43 10 The weekly meeting of the Young People's Circle of the Geylang Methodise Church will be held in the Geylang Methodist Girls' School Hall to-morrow at 8 p.m. A literary and musical programme has been arranged. The meeting will be bpen to the public
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    754 13 SCHOOLS UNION PROPOSED Uniform Methods DR. PHILIP TYAU'S SUGGESTION {From Our Chinese Correspondent.) A GREAT movement, initiated by A Dr. Philip K. C. Tyau, the Chinese Consul-General in Singapore is afoot to improve Chinese education in the Colony. Following the success of the introduction of uniform
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    CHINESE PENS
    85 13 Petition By Shanghai Merchants Shanghai, June 25. The Shanghai Chinese Chamber ot Commerce has submitted a petit on to the Government urgmg that the use of Chinese pen and ink by different gov_ ernment offices and schools b. en couraged by way of assisting China, home industry. tn
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    15 13 Entries for the dog show to be held rabies restrictions, dogs cannot be ex ported.
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    HONGKONG TRADE
    58 13 Consideration Of Free Fort Status rpHE Hongkong Government is about T to appoint a.Common to consider a v ew to'matog 'recomunderstood that it will j chairmanship of I reand that. its h e f J^ ha nt banking presentativea of the mercndi no announcement been made on the
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    CAT MOTHERS A MOUSE
    34 13 Istanbul. A cat is mothering a mouse at Brusa, in Asia Minor. Turkish The owner of the cat, a di they have never hea?d of a similar occurrence. I I
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    SEAMEN RELEASED
    212 13 Sequel To Battery Road Affray mWENTY-TWO of the 27 Chinese who T were detained by the police when the headquarters of the, Somen's Union, in Sago Street, was raided on o nave been released. As reported yesterday, five men wer charged beiore tnThird Magistrate. It is alleged that
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    HIS LAST FIGHT
    120 13 Student Who Keps Himself At University By Boxing Prague. Tvan Odinec, a 24-year-old Russian JS&I student, paid his fees at Prmge University out of his earnings n tie K/vs-infr vine: He also kept a sister. g lvan fell ill. and the doctors ordered a complete rest. Rut
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    PRICE OF RICE
    53 13 Drought Affects China's Crops Shanghai, June 28. The price of rice is going further up as a result of the unusual dry weather n if h fs "that most of the wells in n? country are drying up thuyeriousy ew days, me Wen p ao vill rise
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    SINO-ANNAM TREATY
    15 13 Yunnan Government Urges Ratification Nanking, June 24. £3?l3J5F Yunnan and Annan,Sin Wen Pao.
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    FIRST GYPSY THEATRE
    46 13 Prague. Tk „vpsv theatre in the world is the Slovak town of Ko s rnlo, will be played by gypsies, to consist chiefly of cyps.es too. N K U i 8 rr°e Un "r ttfr moral and educattna. ton for their artistic ment..
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    ROUND THE WORLD TOURISTS
    193 13 First Of Three Parties In Singapore k round the wor:d in 86 days is the Sara =~5 the ss Katori Maru from the EastThif to the first of three Parties of toSS. who course of round-the-world V h ravrßur°e n au of ?ngek California. Of the
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    CAPTAIN JOHN RUSTON
    139 13 Last Of British Pioneering Family Dies Vienna. I The death, at the age of 77. in M ep no (Italian Tirol) o£ Captain John marks the passing of a noted British family in Austria. m Captain Huston's father and uncle were pioneers of the old school. abroad
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    DIAMONDS ON HER FACE
    125 13 Screen 'Dv Barry' Out-Sparkles Real Dv Barry Hollywood. A new use for 10 discovered by Miss Dolores del Wo the screen star. She wears them as beauty SV mss del Rio, who is playing the title roteta the film version of £v Barry was much impressed
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    NOTICES DISREGARDED
    103 13 Special Police To Prevent Spitting Budapest. The Budapest Chief of Police is so concerned at the way in which "Do not spit notices are disregarded that he has threatened to introduce a special force of police whose sole duty would be to present spitting in public places. 1
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    LEAVE FOR STEEL HELMETS
    301 13 Significant Reasons LONGER BAN ON UNIFORMS Reuter Wireless. Berlin, July 10. SIGNIFICANT reasons are ascribed for th* furlough granted to the! Steel Helmets until Aug. 18, namr jL« to enable the ban on the wearing uM uniform to be prolonged in order to| diminish the chances
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    GREAT AIR RACE
    56 13 Special Prizes To Fr|m Aviators J Reuter Wireless. rE Minister for Air direct State participation London to Melbourne air rftfr JjCT I her next is not contemplated W J Mirage private inttlatWt ttgfci has decided W elve specu.l«g»| 250.000 francs to the to flnsh and SO.OOO to
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    89 13 Long Term For A w Chinese (From Our Own Correspond Sentence of five years' rigo.; pris was imposed by tne justice Howes on a voung ,A named Chong Kew. who was arrefc Taping on Mar. 4 last and WJH found guilty at the Perak Assizcft yesterday afternoon on
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    43 13 mm I Charcoal is the latest form I use on the German railways. Uj i Between Bielstein and Waldn» m I Cologne, steam locomotives [scrapped in favour of J propelled by an internal <*H| engine using charcoal gas. 1
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    1317 14 untitled Pays $153 In the First Event Far Player Successful In Its First Run This Year urn 1 from Our Oum Correspondent j R t Ipoh, July 11. IB%£TS more or loss characterised W j&cing here to-day when win ■tfrjAds ranging from $32
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    30 14 Singapore lawn tennis men's doubles championship finalists who will meet 2t tbe S.(K?. on «lelt to Ngbt&gt; N k' Smitn. el. S. Wlbe. Vong 1&lt;oon (Tnong 2n1 c?liU2 Onoon l^eong.
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    50 14 Reuter. London, July 11. A F. Kippax and A. G. Chipperfield, the two Australians who were the most scridusly affected by Ihe mysterious sore throat epidemic which attacked a number of their players, are improving. Throat swabs taken show a total absence of diptheria in both cases. —Reuter.
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    COMMERCIAL CUP
    147 14 Final Match At Stadium On Monday THE concluding match in the Comme;cial Cup competition, between 'he Municipal Services and Fraser and -Yeave "A," will b2 played at the Anson Road Stadium on Monday, at 5.15 p.m. The game is of vital importance to the Munic'pal Services. They are
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    K.L. CRICKET
    187 14 St. John's Institution Beat T.P.C.A Bt. John's Institution defeated the T.P.C.A. "B," which included a few first .string players, on the latter's ground during the week-end. Scores ST. JOHN'S.—Vijeyandram b Dudley 5; P. Lowe c and b Appadurai 43; A. G. Howe c and b Rajasingam 5; N.
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    INTER-CLUB BILLIARDS
    75 14 The Bendemeer Athletic Club defeated ttte, Chinese Sports Association at billiards (3-balls) at their clufr house by the odd game in five. Results (Bendemeer players mentioned first): Koh Hor Khoon, 200, beat Leong Ah Soo, 91; Ong Seng Kay, 164, lost to Mah Beng 200; Tan Gim Poh,
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    S.R.C. SOCCER
    54 14 S.R.C. team v. the S.C.F.A. in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League at the Anson Road Stadium to-morrow J. Sanderson, H. C. Humphries, T. Albuquerque, F. W. Ayres, W T Gomes, J. Pereira, N. Jackson, G. Day, G. Oliveiro, H. Gammell, A. Oliveiro. Reserves L. Moller, L.
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    OXYGEN B.P.
    35 14 i Oxygen B.P. team v. the Playfair A.U. on "Sunday at the Oxygen's court at 2 p.m.: Jean, Munian, Antoine, Muthuguru, Dalmas, Ah Fan and Ponnu. Reserves: R. Rengunanan, Govindasamy and Ah Man.
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    CHINESE RUGGER XV
    28 14 A reminder is given regarding the meeting of Chinese interested in rugby football, to be held at the Garden Club at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    S.A.F.A. SOCCER
    12 14 The Malaya Cup practice arranged for to-day has been cancelled.
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    GARRISON ATHLETIC SPORTS
    358 14 Fine Javelin Throwing At Tanglin i -4' v.* 'V* SOME fine javelin throwing was wit-*, nessed at the Garrison Sports, which was I continued at Tanglin Barracks yesterday. Lance-Ccrporal Nicholson of the Ist Batt., Wiltshires Regiment, threw the javelin a distance of 163 ft. 4 in., a
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    209 14 Singapore Championship Tournament npHE quarter final ties of the junior 1 singles and junior doubles of the Singapore badminton championships will be played on Saturday and Sunday as follows:-* Saturday at 2.30 p.m. junior singles:— P. V. Sarma v. Tan Chuan Hock, Wong Chong Teck v. Lim Teck
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    SURVEY OFFICE SOCCER
    64 14 The friendly match played between the Survey Office team and the Siong 800 second string on Monday at the J.C.S.A. ground resulted in favour of the latter by two goals to one. The Association were two goals up at the interval Chin Ann and KwokLeong being responsible.
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    SECOND DIVISION SOCCER
    955 14 Chinese Ahead POLICE LOSE AFTER LEADING the kick\ sent the ball inches off the right upright. The Chinese, however, could not for long be denied the lead, for their forwards were working fast together almost in the next jninute and a fine shot pass on the left
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    Roy Smith And Wise Enter Men's Doubles Final
    580 15 untitled SOO THUTT PITT BEATEN Championship Tennis ■WARDEN ABED LOSE I TO HOLDERS oOY Smith and N. S. Wise will I** meet Chua Choon Leong and yong Loon Chong, the holders, in the iinal of the men's doubles in the Singapore lawn
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    INFERIORITY COMPLEX IN SPORT
    492 15 Fred Perry In Witty Mood "rpHE last five years of my life have A been really worth living. If the next five contain as much fun, as much tennis, and as much travel, I shall have nothing at all to grumble about." i a:d Fred Perry,
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    A.L. HENRY AT KLANG
    198 15 TPC A, Beat Selangĕr Coast Club The T P C.A., Kuala -Lumpur travelled aown to Klang and nftt the Selangor Coast Club at "cricket and gained a decisive victory orr the Club ground. The feature ol the game was the prolific hitting indujged«in by the visitors
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    USEFUL B.P.
    121 15 Ties in the annual open singles chamD'onships of the Useful Badrm/iton Party to be played off during the week-end 1 are as follows, commencing at 4.30 p.m. each day. I Saturday "B": Soh Hun Swee v. Lee G€OW Hai; "C" Foo Han Theng v. Koo Park Cheong; Scow
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    CRICKET TEAMS
    331 15 Week-End Matches In Singapore rpHE following will represent the J- SC.R.C. in their weed-end games: On Saturday v. the P.W.D.S.C. on the SC.R.C. ground: Chua Choon Leong (capt.), I 11 Hoahing, V. I. Evan Wong, Chia Keng Hock, Yap Choon Lin, Sim Teng Chew, Tan Chiap Kirn, Kam
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    RAUB ENGLISH SCHOOL
    136 15 Annual Athletic Sports Meeting The fifteenth annual athletic sports of the Government English School, Raub, were held in Raub. The programme. consisting of 26 events, wav gone through without a hitch in nn*. weather. A physical drill display was given by about 60 pupils ot the school,
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    S.C.C. SOCCER
    99 15 S.C.C. team v. Pulau Brani on Monday, in the Second Division of tne S-A.F.A. League: T. G. Lashmar; R. V. Welch P. D. Cork; G. J. Merrifield, J. Crichton. R. Davidson; S. Webb, A. Ferguson, Y. W. Brown. J. B. Pickering. B.C.C. team v. the Government Monopolies on
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    SINGAPORE G.C.
    25 15 The replay of the tie in "C" division of the B.GC. Ladies' bogey compeltion resulted -in a win for Miss P. Mar goliouth.
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    U.S. BASEBALL
    125 15 National And American Leagues New York, July U. LATEST results in the U. S. major baseball Leagues are as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE. R. H. E. Pittsburg 2 6 0 New York 3 7 0 Bill Terry scored a home run for the Giants. Cincinnati 2 9 4; Brooklyn
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    METHODIST GIRLS SPORTS
    432 15 Successful Function At Kuala Lumpur UNDER excellent weather conditions "the Methodist Girls' School held their annual sports on their new grounds, which were attractively decorated for the occasion. There was a large gathering, including the Hon. Mr. T. S. Adams, British Resident, Selangor, who at the close
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    DERBY DISMISSED FOR 145
    165 15 Ebeling In Form AUSTRALIANS VISIT CHESTERFIELD London, July 11. TT I. Ebeling, the Australian reserve fast bowler, struck form in the tourists' match against Derbyshire at Chesterfield to-day, capturing five wickets for 28 runs. The County were all out for 145 runs, Storer (40) being top-scorer.
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    Some Cricketing Giants Of The Past
    1329 16 When Australia Last Won At Old Trafford J SUPPOSE, writes "Cricketer" in the "Manchester Guardian," Hornby and Barlow were &lt;the best men that ever opened an innings. Poets do not write lovely and im mortal songs about mediocrity. I was too late in the
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    LOCAL PING-PONG
    105 16 Entries For Championship Tournament ENTRIES are now open for the Singapore open ping-pong championship singles (men and ladies) and the interClub championship (teams of five). Entrance fee for the open championship (singles) is $1 for men and 50 cents for ladies per compet.tor, and $5 per team tor
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    PROTECTING THE EYES
    577 16 Boxers' Target GOOD VISION IN FIGHTING IN the days of the old prize-ring, a boxer's eyes were often tru principal target of his opponent bu it has seldom happened in the his tory of glove-fighting that the, hay assumed the same importance, writs' correspondent in the "Observer."'
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Cameron Highlands
    34 17 The Lady Superior of the Ipoh Convent accompanied by the Lady Superiors of the K. L. and Penang Convents, s on a visit to the Cameron Highlands.
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    Seremban
    26 17 Mi V W. W. S. Purcell, M.C.S., who arrived from home last week, took his seat In the Seremban Police Court, on Monday, as magistrate.
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    Penang.
    72 17 Ihe deatil teak place in Penang on J Saturday of Wan Tarn, wiie of Mr. Shaik Mchamed Tamby. Chief Clerk. Supreme c mi Penang. The funeral took place next day at the family burial ground at Ferak Road in the presence of a large gathering which included Inche Abdul
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    Kuala Lumpur
    135 17 The checking of rubber coupons at Kuala Lumpui to done oy a staff ot Asiatic girls supervised by two European women. More girls will be wanted soon. It is reported that a record number of entries have been received for the Central Malaya dog show, organised by the
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    Ipoh
    67 17 The heat wave in Ipoh broke on Sunday with a smart fall of rain after some thunder and lightning. The ram was the first for over a week. The death occurred on Friday last oi Mr Lim Ah Boon, the eldest brother ot Mi Lim Ah Swee. clerk in
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    NANKING AND CANTON
    1591 17 Relations Improve VISIT OF CENTRAL OFFICIALS Canton, June 17THE relations between Canton and I the Central Government have improved considerably foil -wingthe arrival of Generals Chiang Po, tten, Hsueh Yueh and Huang Shao Hsu ng in Canton, it is learned from a reliable source. Q Ai n
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    WAR AGAINST THE “REDS”
    804 18 In Its Last Stages EFFICIENT RULE ESSENTIAL "Central China Daily News" JJECENTLY reports have come in from all directions of the victories scored by Government troops in their anti-Communist and bandit campaigns. The stronghold of the "Reds" in western Kiangsi has been captured by the Government
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    TRACED BY TEETH MARKS
    131 18 Half-Eaten Apple Leads To Capture Of Thief Belgrade. Teeth marks left in a half-eaten apple have led to the capture of a burglar at Strumitze. Yugoslavia. The thief who had ransacked a priest's house and filled a sack with valuable, and money, was about to escape
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    WIRELESS PIRACY FINES
    84 18 Police To Get 25 Per Cent. Commission Lisbon. A "commission" of 25 per cent, on all fines collected for using wireless sets without a licence is to be paid to the police and Republican Guards here. A Governmental decree has empowered these functionaries to enter any house
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    ENVOY TO SIAM
    65 18 Protection For Overseas Chinese Nanking, June 28. The Chinese Overseas Commission has decided to send a special envoy to Siam to inspect the conditions of Chinese overseas in that country. The special envoy has also the concurrent mission of advising the Chinese everseas in Siam to invest
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    NO MORE DRINKS IN MOSQUES
    65 18 Alexandria The old Egyptian custom of watercarriers circulating in mosques during prayers, and selling water to the deout, is being abolished. Two reasons are given for this. The jovernment thinks that: 1. A good Moslem*should be able to do without a drink of water till
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    HAWK CARRIES OFF A CAT
    70 18 Munich. A cat was sitting on the roof of a house at Weissenburg. Bavaria, when a hawk xunced on it and carried it off into the .o: est. A few hours later the cat returned home, bleeding from several wounds. The hawk was found dead
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    MARKET LIST.
    470 18 Details Of Current Prices, Singapore, July 0MEAT Beef, steak round). kail 2J Beoi, stew or curry, kati Pork. lean, kati Pork, lean and fat (1st quality), kati 31 Mutton. Australian, lb. Foffl, kati M Hens (locally reared», kati Ducks iJava), each J-J Pigeons, domestic unfledged, pair i Pigeons,
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    WAR SOUVENIR KILLS A BOY
    86 18 Paris. A service revolver captured from the Austnans during the war has caused the death of a little boy at Metz. Jean Lamouche aged twelve had come from Pans to visit his uncle at the Barbot barracks in Metz. With another boy he went up
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    CHINA'S FOREIGN POLICY
    577 18 Need For Self-Reliance Emphasized THE national crisis is becoming more pressing every day and unless the National Government and the orovincial authorities exert themselves in internal reform and reconstruction, it is d'fficult to retrieve the present situation During the last few days national leaders have gathered in
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    FATHER'S CLAIM FOR HEAVY DAMAGES
    1975 19 ALLEGED SEDUCTION OF DAUGHTER JURY FAILS TO AGREE: CASE SENT TO ASSIZES A COMMENT that one of the two parties was lying was made by the judge at Chester Assizes in a case in which the father of a girl is suing an elderly neighbour
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    COAL AND SHIPS
    259 19 Lithuania's Projnise To Britain London, July 9. THE commercial agreement between the United Kingdom and Lithuania, which was signed on Friday in London, will come into force ten days after the exchange of ratifications for the period ending l*?c. 31, 1936, after which it will be subject
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    “PROCESSED MILK”
    178 19 “PROCESSED MILK Reduction Of Supplies From Abroad London, July 9. I Questioned in the House of Commons regarding the regulation of imports oi processed milk after June 30. Mr. Walter Elliott, the Minister for Agriculture, said the Governments of foreign countries, mainly concerned in the United Kingdom market for condensed
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    DUKE OF ABERCORN
    28 19 Reuter Wireless. London. July 8. The Duke of Abercorn has been reaDDointed Governor of North Ireland for a further period of six years.— Reuter Wireless.
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    BOTANISTS DEATH
    21 19 Reuter Wireless. Wellington. July 8. The death is announced of Mr. Leonard Cockayne, a botanist and forestry expert.—Reuter Wireless.
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    MUSSOLINI ON KURAMOTO
    764 19 Missing Japanese DISAPPOINTMENT TO TOKYO GINCE the Makden incident of Sept. 18, 1931, Signor Mussolini has published several remarkabl has published several remarkable articTes on the Far Eastern situation, articles marked by deep insight and an unusual knowledge of affairs in this part of the world. In
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