Malaya Tribune, 17 July 1934

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya XXI, No. 168 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, July 17, 1931 Malaya Tribune lo PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1931 FOR CENTS.
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      90 1 3d I (Tribune I Dominant In z^dalmya Try Glover Brand Baby Your Purse Milt £5 Cream C? U ?5?«t5S!l3 J 7 Z7 tFi i 1 I 1 {Quality and economy W Combined IIMPI SOLK IMPORTERS LtaZtjT T c EAST ASIATIC fO. LTD. PENANG. KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE. w W Have you
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      255 1 j A. FTJNTER. J 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds ana Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market j prices. Also buying goid coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, I paying highest prices according to daiiy exchange I rates. The Original
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    Shipping News & Notices. THE SUEZ CANAL COMPANY
    2430 2 Shipping News Notices. THE SUEZ CANAL COMPANY Eight Per Cent. Increase In Traffic In 1933 THE 80th annual meeting of the Suez Canal Company was held in Paris recently, with tt. le Marquis de Vogue, present of the board of directors, in the chair, in moving the adoption of the
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    SHIPBUILDING AT CLYDE
    503 2 John Brown Co.'s Annual Report rE report of John Brown and Co., Ltd., for the vear ended March 31 last, .hows a neU profit of £2,899 (£2,386 in 1933) after charging Debenture and other interest £103,695 (£107,235) depreciation £34,592 directors fees md Debenture trustees' fees i391. Adding
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      351 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. I* 1 P&V^«ad BRITISH INDIA p. ao.s. n. C(j.'js uaMitwgs. OUTWARDS. Duo Tonnage. Singapore RA.NPIJRA 17.000 .Tuly 20 SOMALI 6.810 Aug. 1 CORFU 15.000 Aug. 8 MANTUA 11.000 Aug. 17 BANGALORE 6.000 Aug. 30 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Aug. ti COMORIN 15.000 Sept. 14 BHUTAN 6.100 Sept. 27 RAJPUTANA 17,000
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      205 2 \W LLOYD TfilESIIW) I J (Incorporated in Italy). j EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. j SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, j Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. I j Port Said, Brindisi, Venice Trieste. m y HILDA July
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      166 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE, Deutech I Ham 111 Austral»che Dampfachiffa jfl Cj Geeellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S'pom. M.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila July 24 s.s. BOCHUM, via Manila Aug. 7 m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Aug. 21 m.s. ERML.AND, via
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      641 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. jjg NORDDEUTSCHhK LLOYD. (Incorporated b .The underaoted are the Company's i&. ended fiat urea:— OUTWAEDS. 1934. j "DONAU" for Manila, H'kong, S'hai. N. China Japan Julv "FULDA" for Manila. H'kong, S*hai. N. China Japan Aug. HOMEWARDS. 1984. j "LAHN," for Genoa, M'seilles, R'dam H'burg and Bremen Julv 5
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    573 3 Singapore, Tuesday, 11 a.m. The following mining share quotations •ire issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and stock brokers. Value Buyers. Sellers. 4s. AmpatTin 6J4V* 619 11 Asam Kumbang Tin 37j6 40|£1 Austral Malay 501- 521 6 5s Ayer Hitam Tin 151- Mr $1 Ayer
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    280 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION VALUES SLIGHTLY EASIER American Figures For June (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Tuesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), $23% cts., down 14 c Market Tone: Quiet. Tin (Singapore), $114, up $VkYesterday's Prices:— London, 7 1 16d., down 116 d. Market Tone: Quiet, New York,
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    PRODUCE.
    194 3 Singapore, July 17. w .Siam) W Coast N. 1 per Koyan $103 a l am! w:coastN t 2perKoyan»loo dno r Siam N. 1 per Koyan $93 IS» N. 2 per Koyan $90 Siam, No. 1 1 136 Siam, No. 2 $120 Siam, No. 3 J l6O Siam, Sinhuay Al
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    RUBBER CROPS
    60 3 The crop of Bukit Katil Rubber Estates, Ltd for May, the first month of the current financial year, amounted to Rubber Co., Ltd., produced ***** lb- in June, making a total of 123 879 lb for eight months of the curMalacca Rubber mISL Ltd for June was 49.865
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    KINTA TIN
    519 3 Arrangements For Sale Proceeding AN extraordinary jsatral meeting cf Kinta Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., was held at the office of Messrs. Derrick and Co., yesterday. Mr. J. M. Sime presided, the. others present being Messrs. Lee Chim Tuan. S. H Moss and J. E. Cookson, the lastnamed representating
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    TRADE TREATY
    76 3 Estonia To Encourage British Shipping Reuter Wireless. London, July 14. Under the Anglo-Estonian trade agreement, signed on July 12, tne Estonian duties on textiles, coal cok( and tinplates have been reduced and a least 85 per cent, of imports of coal will be from Britain. Estonia will encourage
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    TIN OUTPUT
    46 3 The output of Renong ConMUdatcu Tin Dredging Co., Ltd for the.first ha of July was 332 piculs, the Jours ru being 180 and the cubic yards treated 67 X 0 atu Tin Dredging. Ltd produced 163 piculs (hours run 143, cubic yards treated 22.000*.
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    UNITED PATANI
    619 3 Benefits Of Conservative Tapping IHE fourtheenth annual general meeting of the United Patani (Malaya) Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held at 149 L*adenhall-street, E.C., Mr. E. L. Hamilton (the chairman of the company) presiding. In the course of his speech, the Chaircompany remained in a very satisfactory man said
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    AMERICAN TRADE CONDITIONS
    514 3 National City Bank's Review rrHRE spring rise of business evidently A passed its peak about the first of May. and the trend since has been moderately downwa» 1, says the review of the National City Bank of New York, for June. It is usual for a decline
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    58 3 The follow-in* are reported for June:— Output for Total to date of Name June, current financial 1934 year for Brunei 23,400 lb. 12 months 388,600 lb. Bukit Timah 10,835 4 43,283 Changkat 27,551 5 140,661 Haytor 14,018 6 89,800 Lunas 54.535 8 35£300 Nyalas 40,100 1 40,100 Tapah
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE'S QUOTATIONS.
    609 3 Singapore, lue-nay. n <■ IU sf*v The foUowui* rubber snare quotaUe km fre Issued by Fraser and Co.. and Ly «ya »nd Bvatt Issue L value rrassr i*mu Shar- Co K»' r 1 Allrnby 1.75 1.85 1.75 1 Alor Gajah 130 140 I£> 3 »0
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    51 3 DAILY PRICKS djBBEHT. Singapore, Tu,-aa>..W. buyers, bell* RSS. equal to London J Standard, Spot (loose) j do. (F. 0.8.) July.** Standard R.S.S. on. Aug. Sept. y Oct. Dec. "j.,' jftf V,ry;»«. S J Latest Cable: London Bpot ram P 'n!.w York Spot Sheet G. cU Uttj
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      45 3 TUB SOUTH BRITISH 1 INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated to New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. U O. MABOOLIOTJTH, lianftfetOmCI: I, FINIATSON OMW THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. F ,o PrrrrP- tar St..
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      82 3 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH I 4, D JLlumMw Street. Authorised and Bunecrtbed .jnooooo Capita fioeo'.ooo Reserve Fund and Beat iW,uuu HEAD OFFICE t LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta, Colombo. Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Br** MO,Ui ACCOUNTS opened money received on Fixed Deooatt on term to he
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      153 3 PETROL PRICES Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various srands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon JIO» Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial Uon
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      117 3 Corporation LI (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) Authorised $40.000,00ojoo"paid Up VMgWfl; f BOARD OF DIRECTORS J Chee Swee Cheng, Esq., Chairman. Lee Kong Chian, Esq., Vice-Chatrman. rr- vJf S. Q. Wong, Esq., Tan Ean Kiam, Esq., Gan Say Hong, Esq., j Lee Choon Seng.ksq., Urn Keng Ljarij Esq f Aw Boon
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      664 4 I HASSAN. J CnUCAJL AND WATER CONTRACTOR il7, Braa Baaah Road SINGAPORE j/oa are In need of Metric farm, motors, etc., and water }c, pie»3e v/rite t/j the above r* r 'Phone K'EREST INK ft GO! I fcj fr*e an> rh< i Mj iay i n Bid H BUM X
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      407 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. AUCTION SALE. ESTATE OF SYED ABDFLLAH BIN AHMAD BIN SHAH AB. DECEASED. AUCTION~S ALE OF Ff-a. i a:id «tom» rings, earr» 4T-. penw loose rubies, pear!.*, aarnh.rv-. rf r I aw pla**d and bra«* ware*. To be heid at Th* m cf M«**rs. Heoac X wo Scr~ 0,,
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      723 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED Storekeeper for Import Firm tnth Meant? Applr B*i N >v Malaya Tr rune. THE GIFT SHOP .U» Samford Road The I,7**} House for iiift* *u.tabic for P. rthday-. WeAiwurs* <*c. at lowv*t p?*--r »a*h price*. KcckitfMft, ITifj Brooch* s, < lips, Brace i life* Rw -v:*. Karrinir*.
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      294 4 FREE HELP TO PUBLIC. All patients suffering from pile* eye diseases treated FREE of charge. This 35 years well known Dispensary cured thousands of patients of eye an-J piies complaints by Eaaert Homeo. Dr. M.D-M. M.C.H.C. who claims to cure any kind of chronic, complicated and given up cases, very
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      568 4 Satisfaction Guaranteed AT MODERATE COST IF YOU TAKE ALL CLOCKS ANT WATCHES THAT GO WRONG. TO THE EXPERT REPAIRERS OF THE TOWN, I 1 Yick Won Hing 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road). Contractors for the Repair of Clock? and Watches to the British Army in Malaya. <mmmmmmmmmmmAJ .G
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    SEAPLANE LANDS ON RESERVOIR
    182 5 Mishap To Flying Club Machine a SEAPLANE belonging to the Royal A Singapore Flying Club was involved in an accident on Sunday morning about 10.15 and a forced landing on Macßitchie Reservoir had to be made by the solo pilot, Mr. E. C. Whiteley. The official
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    ILLICIT CHANDU
    71 5 Sentence of rigorous for six months was passed yesterday by the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Ferrer, on Yeo Ah Mah, who pleaded guilty to possession ot non-Government Chandu and against whom there was a previous conviction for a smiilar offence. A search of the accused by a
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    JAVANESE IMPRISONED
    57 5 When a coffee-shop coolie told a Ja- vanese that he was too busy to fetch him a glass of ice, the latter struck the man's face with another glass containtag ice, inflicting several wounds. Pleading guilty to voluntarily causing hurt before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, accused
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    PANCHEN LAMA
    147 5 Refuses To See British I Councillor Shanghai, July 16. AS he was tired after a long trip by air from Nanking to Peiping on Saturday, the Panchen Lama refused to see a Councillor of the British Legation on the same day. The latter was sent to enquire about
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    FIVE STOWAWAYS
    79 5 Guilty Plea In Marine Court Ng Beng Kee, .Gey Ngeng Hen, Chin Dug, Chiang Yeok Seng and Choy Kway appeared before Mr. J. T. B. Notley in the Marine Police Court yesterday on a charge of being stowaways on board the Cape St, Francis, which arrived from Hongkong
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    THEFT OF CYCLE
    80 5 When a Chinese. Koh Seng Leng, pleaded guilty before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander) yesterday with theft of a cycle, Mr. S. Fung, for the accused, said that the accused and the complainant, a Malay, were employed in the same firm. The accused borrowed the
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    ANTI-FASCISM
    28 5 Reuter Wireless. Rome, July 11. Sentences of two 10 ten years' imorisonment were passed by the Special Tribunal on 16 men charged with antiFascists propaganda. —Reuter Wireless.
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    EASTERN LOCARNO PLAN
    265 5 Germany Cannot Accept 1 It Reuter Wireless. Berlin, July 13. ACCORDING to the diplomatic and political Korrespondenz, German official quarters emphasise the absolute impossibility of Germany's accepting an Eastern Locarno and the connected proposals which it states the British Ambassador submitted to the Foreign Office with a
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    GOLD ORNAMENT
    75 5 Chinese Convicted On Theft Charge 1 A fine of $10 and a day's imprisonment was imposed on a Chinese, Ong Ah Keo, by the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander) yesterday. The accused was convicted on a charge of theft of a gold ornament, the property of a
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    BRITISH TRAWLERS
    133 5 Interference In Norwegian Water Reuter Wireless. London, July 11. BRITAIN is preparing to despatch a naval force to protect British traw.*i against interference by the Norweian authorities outside the three-mile 'urUt. Mr Eden gave this assurance to a deu'atton of Hull trawler officers. Hf aid unless a prompt
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    INFRINGEMENT CHARGE
    94 5 Japanese And Sale Of Maps Mention was made yesterday in the District Court of the case in which a rapanese, Shichi Taro, the managing Droprietor of the Hanaya Shoaia, a book ..nd stationery business in Middle Road, aaa charged with selling maps called The Singapore Business Area Map"
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    FRENCH ECONOMY
    46 5 Post Office Positions To Be Abolished Reuter Wireless. Paris, July 12. In pursuance of its, drastic economy campaign, the Government is abolishing 10,000 Post Office jobs, thereby effecting a saving of 152,000,000 francs, and are also cancelling this year's large scale army manoeuvres.—Reuter Wireless.
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    £3,700 FOR A PICTURE
    37 5 Reuter Wireless. London, July 11. A .'.mall picture of the Warwick children by Romney, which fr/,ched only 25 guineas in 1868, realised the surprising pricr. of £3,700 at Sothebys to-day. rt iter Wireless.
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    MANY REDS TAKEN PRISONER
    354 5 Success Of Government Troops Shanghai, July lfl THE Government troops in KiarM have recovered Peisuichen and sofl Kwanchang from the Reds, many fl whom were taken prisoners. The trodj ar3 now in hot pursuit of the Commwf ists, whom they have defeated in The campaign against
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      41 5 NIVEA CREME a The Tropical Skin Food prevents and heals I I Skin Disease fl I 5 Manufactured in ENGLAND* I I I Obtainable in All Dispensaries JJ SoZe Agents: LOHMANN CO., LTD. n 124. ROBINSON ROAD, I j] SINGAPORE. I
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      252 5 CLUB DIARY j [There are numerous Clubs and Societies, in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary it provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    67 6 Messrs. Lo Cheng Guan, Lo Cheng Lock, Lo Cheng Geok, Lo Cheng Lip and Wee Mah Teng beg to tender I heir sincere thanks to f.iends, relatives, members of The Straits Bachelors' Physical Culture aid The Rosedale Association for their night visits and to those who attended
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    DEATH.
    130 6 Mr. Poh Poo Yong, aged 65, passed away peacefully at 10 p.m., on Tuesday, July 3, 1934, at No. 101, Kee Sun Rd., off East Coast Rd. He leaves behind 3 sons, Messrs. Poh Choo Sim, Poh Peng Siang a.id Poh Peng Lan, one daughter, Poh Leong Neo and
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED
    187 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED Protens, Norwegian, 1,025 tons; from Swatow 16 7, to Bangkok 17.7. Rokan, Dutch, 388 tons; from Asahan 16.7, to Asahan 17.7. Tohiti Dutch, 684 tons; from K. Toengkal 16.7, to K. Toengkal 18.7. General Verspyk, Dutch, 640 tons; from Letong
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    THE D'ARTAGNAN
    60 6 The D'Artagnan is due here from Colombo on Saturday, July 21, at 8 a.m.. and will sail on the same day at noon for Saigon. Hongkong, Shanghai Nagaski and Kobe. The Lloyd Triestino liner Gange is cue here from Hongkong on Thursday n crning, and will sail for
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    124 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, July 17. East Wharf (Entrance Gate D Rohna 22; Kutsang 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Kedah 18; Bengal Maru 16; City of Windsor 14; Dempo 9; Perseus 7. Empire Dock (Entiance Gate 3» Silksworth 30; Pyrrhus 35; Steel
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    THE FIRE STATION TRAGEDY
    137 6 Charge Of Harbouring* An Offender THERE was an echo of the Singapore Fire Station murder this morning, before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. fet Brander), when 'a Chinese, Wong Kee Pit, was charged with harbouring an offender, the alleged offender being the young fireman Kong Hong
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    TAXIMETERS
    42 6 Coming To Singapore At Last Committee No. 1 of ths Singapore Municipal Commissioners has approve.1 an application to fit the new "Bell Punch" taximeter to light taxi-cabs, subject to compliance with any regulations made from time to time by the Commissioners.
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    23 6 Committee No. 2 of the Singapore. Municipal Commissioners disapproved by a majority an application to erect a private market at Geylang Serai. I
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    U.S.A. AND GERMANY
    88 6 Insistence On Equal Treatment Reuter. Washington, July 16. THE United States Government has rtfured to grant Germany any jspecia l agreements involving trade concersions or clearing agreements with a view to securing equal treatment for American holders of Dawes and Young bonds. Mr. Cordel) Hull, In the
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE
    54 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru Ju y 16. Under the auspices of the Union Epworth League, Bahru, an interesting public lecture on "Place of University Students in Europe today" was delivered by Mr. A. Aaron. M.A., L.T., in the Anglo-Chinese Shool Hall, Jalan Trus. Mr. P. V.
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    205 6 Whilst fixing electric wires to a house in Changi yesterday afternoon, a Malay wireman feli from a height cf about ten feet. Ke received a fracture of the left wriit, and several contusions over the left side of his face and scalp He was taken to the Tan
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    32 6 Dr. R.B. MacGregor has arrived in Selangor and taken over duties as State Medical and Health Officer. Dr. Moir is acting as State Medical and Health i Officer, Negri Sembilan. 1 t
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    MONEY MARKET
    196 6 SELLING. Singapore, July W. London 3 months' sight 2|4 U||[4 J London 4 months' sight 2£ 5.3Z London 60 days' sight 2f4 Jjw London 30 days' sight WJ London demand 'gj London T.T. 2 f4 »jg Lyon and Paris demand Hamburg demand JiJ* New York demand g Batavia
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION
    78 6 Chinese Labourer In Police Court IlfHEN a Chinese of the. labouring class was charged before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander» this morning, with extortion and attempted extor- j tion, the total sum involved being $32 1 Court-Inspector Cowie said there ma" be other charges against the
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    CORPORAL CHARGED
    113 6 Alleged To. Have Accepted Bribes Karsan bin Kamas, a Ma ay Corporal attached to the Central Division, appeared before the Third Magistrate 'Mr. J. M. Branden this morning, on a charge of accepting an illegal gratification. The accused is alleged to have accepted money which had been collected
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION
    75 6 Koh Bee Kow, a police informer for many years, was this morning charged before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, with extortion of $2 from a woman compatriot. Accused is alleged to have represented himself as an officer of the Chinese Protectorate. It was announced that there was
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    187 6 The engagement is announced of Mr Wilson S. C. Leech, -eldest son of Dr. J. W. Leech, M.P., for West Newcastle and a former Lord Mayor of the City, and of Mrs. Leech, of Sydenham House, Newcastle, to Miss Margaret Luckham, eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Luckham, of Salisbury.
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON ?
    279 6 DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON Public Function And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 17 High Tides.—l.22 a.m., 2.16 p.m. Golf: Committee Meeting, K.G.C. Piano Recital: Alexander Borovsky, Memorial Hall, 9.30 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. League, First Division, Wiltshires v. S.C.C, Anson Road Stadium; Division Two, S.C .FA. v. S.C.T., Jalan Besar
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    AMUSEMENTS
    63 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Let's be Ritzy." APOLLO—"Three Wise Girls" and "Free and Easy." CAPITOL.—"King Kong." EMPIRE.—"Love, Honour and* Oh Baby" and "Kiss Before The Mirror." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, Sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera. Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH.—Hindustani t alkie. .NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—"Death Takes
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    WOMAN IN COURT
    128 6 Charge To Be Brought To-morrow When the name of a young Bengali woman was called before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. BrandeD this morning, Dr. C. H. Withers-Payne for the defence, said that it was the third time his client had been brough. before the court
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    DUKE OF CONNAUGHT
    14 6 Reuter Wireless. London, July 11. The Duke of Connaught has hef»n
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    20 6 Mr. S.H. King and Mr. J. Bracken wav hn£ by T the Im Perial Airnassenger by air to Singapore from
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      71 6 DAiLY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service La«« Yesterday Night Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. Alor Star 87 2.93 5.3 t3 Sitiawan 93 Nil 94 74 K. Trengganu No report. Bukit Jeram 90 Nil 10.5 71 Malacca 85 0.43 7.3 73 Singapore:
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      221 6 POSTAL I NTCLLhOtNCt ■■■111 > SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY. Java, South West-Sumatra, S.- East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas i and T. DUly (Dempo) 2.30 p.m. India, East and North (Kutsang) 3 p.m Bengkalis, Laboean Bilik and Tg. i Balei (Rokan) 3 p.m. Fort de Kock, Padang, Pak'an j Baroe and Siak
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    PERAK RIVER MURDER
    285 7 Inquiry Opens UEDICAL EVIDENCE TAKEN From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, July 16. nWAMI, who was arrrsted in conu mc tion with the tragic death of \\r F. H. D. Wigley, of the Perak River Hydro Electric Company, was duced before the Magistrate, Ipoh, morning, when medical evidence
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    NEGROES FIRED ON
    78 7 Longshoremen Dispute In Texas Reuter. Houston (Texas), July 16. THE fight in which three independent Negro longshoremen were shot dead occurred when 20 Negroes were on their way to work in a motor lorry. A spcrts coupe containing .four white men suddenly drew alongside, and the white
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    CANTON AFFAIRS
    190 7 The Case Of Mr. Tang Shao Vi Hongkong, July 16. Mr. Siao Fat Cheng, one of Canton's civilian leaders, explained in the course of a Press interview yesterday why the South-West Executive Committee and South-West Political Council could not take op the petition by the Chungshan I residents
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    ALLEGED IMPROPER CONDUCT
    157 7 Charges By The Bar Committee IMPROPER conduct is alleged against a member of the Singapore Bar, by the local Bar Committee, and in the Supreme Court yesterday, the Chief Justice (Sir Walter Huggard) fixed July 28 as the date for the hearing of a motion against the
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    COL. SHIBAYAMA.
    118 7 Going To Changchun To-day Shanghai, July 16. Col. Shibayama, the Japanese military attache, will fly to Changchun, the capital of the Manchukuo by plane to-morrow to discuas the question of the proDbsed abolition of the Tangku Armistice Agreement and the of the demilitarised zone. An important conference between
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    PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH.
    484 7 Success Of A Liverpool Doctor's Invention London, June 12. ACCORDING to the sponsors of a new British invention, painless i childbirth has become an accomplished fact. They claim that it will rank among the greatest discoveries by which pain and misery, always considered to be an essential part
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    MR. LIU FU
    94 7 Welt-Known Chinese Scholar Dead Shanghai, July 15. The well-known Chinese scholar, Mr. Liu 'Fu. died on Saturday afternoon at the Union Hospital, Peiping. He recently toured the districts along the Peiping-Suiyuen Railway, in order to make a study of the local dialects but became ill, being unaccustomed
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    AIR LINER CRASH
    66 7 Plane Used By British Premier Reuter Wireless. London, July 13. The air liner Aberdonian, in which Mr Ramsav MacDonald flew from Scotland on Wednesday prior to departure for Canada at midnight, crashed and caught Are while taking off from Aberdeen's new airport to-day. Two passengers, one of
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    "TRAFFIC IN INFLUENCE"
    52 7 Reuter Wireless. Paris, July 13. J I The ex-Minister for Justice, M. Renere Noult has been formally charged with traffic in influence. This arose from n,s admission that he accepted 50,000 francs for two visits to the highest judicial I authority when acting legally for I stavisky.—Reuter
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    SHANGHAI WEDDING
    305 7 Mr. W. D. Peterkin And Miss Greta Morgenstern rHE wedding of Mr. William Denis Pe'erkin, son of the late Capt. W. Peterkin, 0.8. E., and Mrs. Peterkin, of Prestcn, and Miss Greta Mary Morgenstern, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Morgenstern, of Shanghai, took place at :he
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    NUDIST WEDDING
    124 7 Principals And Guests Go Naked Ch'cago, July 7. A strictly nudist wedding was staged it the World Fair here, when the bride, from Amariilo, in Texas, and the brtdecrcom, frcm Milwaukee, were complete- j ly naked. They were married in the presence of nine unclad guests, the only
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    20 7 The All-Malayan Muslim Missionary Society has removed to 401 A, Victoria Street, the premises adjoining the Al- junied Arabic School.
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    PARAGUAY AND BOLIVIA
    220 7 Arms Embargo Not A Success Reuter Wireless. Santiago de Chile, July II. ELEVEN thousand casualties are cs\imaf,?d since the week-end as (he resu t of the flare-up in hostility between Paraguay and Bolivia. In face of the conflicting claims, miutary observer; I are left to guess the
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    BOY BURGLAR
    146 7 Youthful Sleep-Walker's Escapades London. June ?0. Hew a boy of eleven, while walking in his sleep, committed a series of burglaries, was described by ProKisor Heath, at the Summer School of the British Social Hygiene Council, discussing puninshment as a deterrent to crime. He said there had been
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    BAN ON UNIFORMS
    33 7 Reuter Wireless. Brussels. July 13. The Biil banning the wearing of ur.i-< forms by political organisations of a semi-military character has passed the Chamber by 94 votes to 74.—Renter Wireless.
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    MALAYAN KENNEL ASSOCIATION
    1156 9 Annual Show MANY ENTRIES AT KUALA LUMPUR JHE Malayan Kennel Association's annual Central Malaya dog show ■was hold at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday, and was in every respect most successful. The entries totalled ninety, including sfltten litters of puppies. The special prizes were presented by the Hon.
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    MR. HU HAN MIN
    143 9 Daughter Denies He Is Goin# Abroad Hongkong. July 16. Miss Hu Muk Lan. the talC w£? daughter of Mr. Hu Ha J the veteran Kuomintang leader who is now living in virtual retirement at Hongkong, denies the report that her fatner \s going abroad to in
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    CANTON-KOWLOON RAILWAY
    113 9 Britain's Share Of Thue Profits Hongkong. July 16. THERE la a possibility that a new arrangement will be reached whereby China will get 75 per cent and Great Britain 25 per cen*. of the profits ot the Canton-Kowloon Railway, according to Mr. Li S'n Kan, one of the
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    SEREMBAN INQUESTS
    202 9 Javanese Killed By Falling Brandt (From Cltir Ot*n Ctnrwnnnrip.nt. 1 Seremban, July 14. Two inquests were held this morning by the Seremban Coroner, $«r. V. W. W. ?urcell. I MSk A verdict oi suicide was returned in the inquiry into the death of a Chinese named Chu Kit,
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    DR. WELLINGTON KOO
    71 9 Chinese Officials Down With Sunstroke Shanghai. July 3& WcJiingtor. Kco. 'the Minister to France and delegate to thu League of Nations. anH Dr. CfcM Man Vi tSaecretary-Geaeral to the gusattte Yuan, have been stricken with amstrokes- Dr Koo. who ie in China on leave uduenlv decided to
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    DR. VICTOR HOO
    62 9 Holds Memorial Service For Father Peip ng. Jw 16. Dr Victor Hoo. th e Chinese Minister ror wlio is now on leave in China held a mejnorial service lor his late father at the family residence h Returned Students mf. a delegate to attend the function, 111
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    POLICE BAND
    45 9 The Police Band will play the follow ing programme at Katong Park tomorrow, starting at 9 p.m.: oiextvue. -'My Old Stable Jacfcea. Bilton; Suite. "In a Lover's Gaiden Ketebey Serenade, Wmdram; March. "Romaine." Ganne; Selection. 'Show j 3oaV' Kern; Potpourri. "Melodlou Memories." Finck.
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    MR. HOWESON
    761 10 |N the various discussions of tin control, the buffer pool and the position of Malaya with regard to them, we are always prepared to admit one point in favour ot* what may be called the Howeson interests. That is—their very thorough and complete efficiency. For instance, the annual
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    71 10 Mr. E Mariotti, manager of Messrs. Fiat S A.. Penang, and Italian Consular Agent, has entered the Penang General Hospital to undergo an operation Mr. Lan Phee Eng. who retired from Government service three years ago died 011 Friday at his residence in Deceased who was 44, leaves behind a
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    Notes and Comments Simple Truths
    239 10 have at last got an enecuve scheme of control of the industry," said Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister at the luncheon of the Incorporated Society Of Planters. He was referring to rubber, and in announcing himself as an unrepentant apostle of the gospel of I balanced production
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    The Law
    244 10 '•yyHEN it was announced that Jack Doyle, the boxer, had won his case in the High Court against the British Bcxing Board of Control, the verdict was regarded as a remarkable victory for the plaintiff. The trouble with invoking ihe law, however, is that one never knows when
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    Alsatians
    206 10 rjpHE grim story of the Rajah of Athgarth's cousin would seem to be another argument against the keeping of Alsatian dogs. The Rajah, it sec::, kept a pack of eighty of these animal They were loose one night, and the Rajah's cousin was attacked, torn to pieces and devoured,
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    Japanese Dumping.
    185 10 JJR. Paul Paustian. a well-knowa American economist and educationist, who passed through Singaoore yesterday, expressed the conviction to a Malaya Tribune reporter that Japanese trade, supremacy in world markets will j not be of long duration. He believes J that on a general revival in economic I conditions
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    Topics Of The Day
    218 10 By "Looker-On" A MALAYAN visitor to San Francisco has been telling the reporters something of the troubles of radio "fans" in this country. "Monkeys are a great nuisance," he says. "They swarm in from the iungle and use th e aerials for tightrope exhibitions* and other
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    SOVIET ARMY "READY TO REPULSE THE ENEMY" STATEMENT BY A GENERAL
    118 11 j Important Capture j ALLEGED JAPANESE AGENT I Reuter. i Moscow, July 16. Blucher, speaking at Harbarovsk, said the Russian Army in the Far East is now complete and "ready to repulse the enemy." The Russians attach great importance
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    A POINT IN LAW
    196 11 Is Robbery An Essential Element Of Piracy? London. July Is robbery essential to convictio.i foi piracy. according to the laws of nat:ons This ques'ion engaged the attention of rive lcrds of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, headed by the Lord Chancellor I Lord Sankey
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    CANTON'S BUDGET
    61 11 k Deficit Of $14,000,000 This Year Hongkong, July 17Addressing a meeting of the Canton Government yesterday. Mr. Kam Tsang Ching the Finance Commissioner, announced the provincial budget for the current year as follows: Income $47 900,000; expenditure, $62,000,000: deficit. $14,000,000. Mr. Kam said that it was necessary to
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    CANTON-KOWLOON LINE
    49 11 New Arrangement To Be Signed To-day Hongkong, July 17. Agreement has practically been reached for the revision of the agreement of the Canton-Kowloon Railway as Ihe result of yesterday's Mfottato; Ihe revised agreement will probably be signed by the Chinese and British delegates to-day.—Mm Kuo Jih Pao.
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    CARS COLLIDE
    53 11 Portuguese President's Wife Badly Hurt Reuter Wireless. Lisbon, July 12. Madame Carmona, the President's wife while motoring with her daughter and grand children, was involved in a Solent collision with another car. Every occupant of both of the can wfs iSured and Madame Carmona was removed from the
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    YOUTH IMPRISONED
    38 11 Plot To Assassinate Dr. Dollfuss Reuter Wireless Vienna, July 12. a ,7 year-old German, Hans Patzig. In y tSth Slotting to assassinate Dr. charged with tp six Dollfuss. has been w e iess. norths' imprisonment.- w
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    THE FIGHT AGAINST FASCISM
    144 11 Socialists And Reds To Combine Reuter. Paris, July 16. THE Socialist Party Council has approved by 3,471 votes to 366 a motion in favour of adopting a common front with the Communists to combat Fascism. The motion had been previously accepted by the Communists. The motion
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    SILVER VALUES
    153 11 China And Trade With Lancashire i i Reuter. London, July 16. lyiR W. M. Wiggins, chairman of the monetary policy committee or the Assoc ation of Master Cottonspinners. in a luither letter to the Manchester j Guardian recalls that in 1924, when silver was 2s. lOd. an ounce,
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    FEMALE EMPLOYEES
    132 11 Canton Transfering Them From Military Offices Hongkong, July 17. General Chen Tsi Tang, the Com-mander-in-Chief of Canton, has ordered the military department to dismiss female members of the staff and transfer them tc the civil offices. The Chungshen inhabitants are again agitating for the dismissal of their Governor.
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    EXPIRED LICENCE
    98 11 Singapore Resident Fined At Seremban Oar Own Correspondent) Seremban, July 16. Mi A G. Dobb. an European of Singapore-, was fined $5 by Mr. V. W. W. Purcell at Seremban to-day for using a motor-car with a Singapore registration number the licence for which had no, been renewed.
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    GERMAN WARSHIPS
    59 11 First Visit To Portsmouth Since The War Reuter Wireless. London, July 11. The German warships visiting Portsmcuth for the first time since the war are the cruisers Koenigsburg and Leipzig, and are commanded by RearAdmiral Kolbe. A ceremonious entry was made and courtesy salutes exchanged. Admiral Kolbp and
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    AIR CRASH
    48 11 Death Of Leading Italian Pilot Reuter Wireless. Rome, July 11. Four Air Force men were, killed when the bomber in which they were traininr raueht fire., possibly from spontaneous combustion, at Montecelio Aerodrome, and crashed. The **T Domenico Antonin. one of the leading Italian pilots.—Reuter Wireless.
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    TROOPS MASSING AT MUKDEN
    446 11 Volunteers Active MARTIAL LAW IN RAIL ZONE Shanghai, July 17. MARTIAL law has been declared along the Mukden-Shanhaikwan and the Tahushan-Tungliao Railways in south-east Manchuria as a precaution against attacks by the Chinese Volunteers. Nobody is allowed out-of-doors at night and all persons approaching the railways
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    TRAGIC MISTAKE
    198 11 British Officers Fired On By Turks Reuter. London, July 16. IT is reported by the Admiralty that thre- officers who were cut in a sailing boat from the cruiser H.M.S. Devonshire, which is at present visiting Samos, were heavily fired on by Turkish on the mainland on Saturday.
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    SAN FRANCISCO STRIKE
    538 11 Tense Situation ANXIETY AS TO FOOD Reuter. THERE is as yet no news that the general strike declared in San Francisco as a result of the longshoremen's dispute is actually in force. Food prices have risen, however, and the authorities are prepared to meet emergencies. It is
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    U.S. AVIATION
    39 11 "New Deal" For American Flying Reuter Wireless. Washington, July 11. The Aviation Commission created by Congress is sending a member to Europe to study air progress with a view to "a new deal for American flying."—Reutex Wireless.
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    REDS SENTENCED
    44 11 Reuter Wireless. Berlin. July 12. The Supreme Court at Leipzig has sentenced 80 alleged communists to terms ranging from 31 days' imprisonment to three and a half years' penal servitude on charges of high treason possessing arms and explosives Keute r wireless.
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    TWO TRUNK MURDER MYSTERIES
    143 11 Second Woman's Body Found Reuter. London, July 16. TWO trunk murder mysteries are filling the columns of the daily press at the present time. The discovery a month ago of the limbless body of a young expectant mother in a trunk in a railway cloakroom at
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    GEN. HUANG FU
    156 11 Peiping Leader Withdraws Resignation Shanghai, July 17. Genera! Huang Fu, the chairman of the Peiping Political Council, has withdrawn his resignation as the result of persuasion by M». Tang Yji Jen, the vice-Foreign Minister. In a statement to the Press yesterday Mr. Wang Ching Wei, who is
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    PRISON SENTENCE ON KAYE DON
    239 11 Notice Of Appeal I SEQUEL TO ROADJ FATALITY M Reuter Wireless. London. July ltSr*' 1 [/AYE Don has been L. four months imprisonment.JE Notice of appeal was given (aye Don's counsel who asked release on the same bail. The Deemster (judge) replied thai vas agreeable
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    NEW ROADS
    28 11 The name. Towner Road has b?cu to the new thoroughfare between Nalr and Serangoon roads. i Lorong E. East Coast, has been nd Koon Seng Road.
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    "I Thought He Wanted To Kill Me" ALLEGED ATTACK IN BANK
    1331 12 Dramatic Evidence :ORY OF A LOADED REVOLVER fMATIC evidence was given beore ihe Third Magistrate (Mr. Brander) yesterday in connecvith the case in which a Sikh onal police constable is alleged ve attacked a compatriot with !v and then
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    UNSTAMPED LETTERS
    123 12 Reward For Revenue Officer A FINE of &W *as imposed by the *T Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Blander) yesterday on a Chinese named Hoh Yew who pleaded guilty to a charge of bringing 23 unstamped letters into Singapore. Inspector Kessler, of the Harbour Board police, explained that
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    RAILWAYS MINISTER
    37 12 Mr. Ku Meng Yu Determined To Resign Shanghai, July 16. Mr. Ku Meng Yu, the Minister of Railways, is determined to resign. He left Nanking for Shanghai with his family on Saturday.—Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    NOTED PIANIST
    115 12 Alexander Borovsky's Recital To-Night Jlfß. A'exander Borovsky, the noted pianist, will give the first of three recitals in Singapore at the Memorial Hall this evening, at 9.30. His programme to-night wil 1 be as follows:— PART I Bach. (a) Prelude and fugue in D-major <b> Prelude and fugue
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    JAPANESE IN INDIA
    222 12 Organized Hawkers On Small Remuneration New Delhi, July 7. ie^^r^ a re *>arkable lessen m trade pushing by means nf orgain.ed hawkers on smali Snera- mm «£2" T engaged ln business s*ys these Japanese missioners of trade recommend theu- goods to Indian townspeople and villagers, on the
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    CHINESE SCHOLAR
    43 12 Shanghai, July 17. The funeral of the late Mr. Liv Fu the v.eh-known scholar, took place at I Peiping yesteiday. A large gatherin- I attended, including all the professors i ana students of the Peiping University 1 Mm Kuo Jih Pao.
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    RAILWAY WASHED AWAY
    285 12 Flood Damage In China Shanghai, July 17. rREE hundred li (100 miles» of the Peip'ng-Suiyuen Railway, the section from Kihaying to Pingtichuen, have been washed away by the floods, and traffic along the line is interrupted. Repairs are feverishly under way and it is expected that traffic
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    MASTER FINED
    151 12 Convicted Of Carrying Aliens "You are liable to a fine of $500 I fine you $50." said Mr. C. H. Whitton the Fourth Magistrate, pronouncing sentence yesterday at the end of a case in which Capt. Larsroad. the master of the "Hydra II wos charged with carrying aliens
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    36 12 The NattukKottai Chettiar community of Singapore are giving a tea party on Wednesday at the Adelphi Hotel Roof Garden at 5 pm. in honour of Mr Allagappa Chettiar. M.A., Barrister-A tLaw. Mr. Roland Braddell vhll preside.
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    CHARGE AMENDED
    111 12 Tailor Wiio Was Intoxicated A CHARGE or attempted suicide was preferred against a well-dressed Chinese named Choo Tong. who appeared before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander) yesterday. It was alleged that the accused jumped into the Singapore River from Anderson Bridge. He admitted jumping into the
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    ALLEGED INSULT
    456 12 Private Summons At Johore Bahru (From Our Oxen Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 15. The hearing was continued this afternoon before Sheikh Abu Bakar bm Yahya (Second Magistrate, Johore Bahru) of the private summons case in which Inche Abdul Majid bin Ahmad managing partner of the Central Stores,' Johore
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    COMPANY DIRECTOR ATTACKED
    1024 12 Tamil Labourer In Police Court IIfHAT was described by Mr. K. A. Seth counsel for the prosecution, as a vi cious and savage attack with a ion* bamboo pole on Mr. W. H. Magregor a prominent company director of Malaya was the subject of a case yesterday
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    The Economic supremacy Of Japan WILL NOT BE MAINTAINED
    1143 13 Local Interview AMERICAN EXPERT'S VIEWS J THINK that Japan's supremacy in the economic sphere will bo short-lived. I base my judgment on the low quality of Japanese goods and the Japanese exploitation oi labour." This statemftat was made to a "Malaya
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    BATU PAHAT WEDDING
    77 13 {From Our Own Correspondent) Johore, July 16. The wedding was solemnized in Batu Pahat on July 13, of Inche Emby bin Jamaludin of the Forest Department, Johore Bahru. and Asmah binti Hashim of Batu at the residence of the bride's uncle, Inche Sam bin Mohamed. at Jalan
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    THE CINEMAS
    61 13 Puran Bakht 99 At The Marlborough "Puran Bakht," an entertaining Hindustani talkie which had previously been shown at the Marlborough, will be rescreened for two nights from to-day at the same theatre by special request. "Puran Bakht" deals with the evil deeds of a step-mother. There is a
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    " Khubsurat Bala " At The Ritz
    41 13 Khubsurat Bala At The Ritz The Ritz cinema at Geylang, opposite Lorong 41, showing to-night a Hindustani talkie entitled "Khubsurat Bala," or "The Beautiful Devil." This picture contains a number of beautiful dances and songs and the dialogue is very entertaining.
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    SEREMBAN NEWS
    128 13 Picnic Which Ended In Tragedy (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, July 16. An entertainment in aid of St. Mark's Church funds, took place at the King George V. School on Saturday evening. It was largely attended by local residents, including the British Resident, N.S. (the Hon. Mr. J.
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    S.C.R.C. DANCE
    17 13 The SCRC are holding a dance at the New World Cabaret on Saturday. July 21.
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    BANK EMPLOYEE SENT TO PRISON
    948 13 Forgery Charge Against A Malay i (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 16. I CHARGED wi h forgery n resp:c. ol th.cc cheques amounting it 5i.270, a Malay employee of the Chiitered Bank, Kuala Lumpur, named Mohamed Ya sin bin Buyong, who pleaded guilty,
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    GRAF ZEPPELIN IN DANGER?
    1197 13 Plot umours GENERAL JOHNSON SPEAKS OUT Reuter Wireless. Geneva, il. 4 pl.M' to blow up tbe Cl-2' Xeppelin in revenlfe to»' ill recent executlorrs ok storm lro<"/ i. in rumoured in towns on tbe 3wisd gid os tbe (German frontier. tbe recent of two aeroplanes »t
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    Runners Score Only Once Against I.C.F.A.
    716 14 Tennis Title Held For Five Successive Years Runners Score Only Once Against I.C. F.A. allant Display Of Goalkeeping By o Muthucumaru 3TEWORTHY feature of yesterL May's match in the First Division rjnhe S.A.FrB. League between B Royal Artillery and the Indof* nt>nefle Football Association, when urpunners achieved victory by the
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    N.S. TENNIS
    380 14 There followed a regular bombardment of the I.C.F.A. goal from now on, and Muthucumaru had a busy time, having to save shots coming from all angles. Broad was th e most prominent among the Gunners' forwards throughout The I.CF.A. defence was in difficulties for most of the time now but
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    ACME BADMINTON PARTY
    243 14 Francis 6—1, 6—0; M. Sakata beat T. Suga 6—3. 7—5; Siow Kim Sang beat L. V. D'Souza (w.o.). HANDICAP DOUBLES A F. Ang and W. N. C. Steele (scr.) beat R. C. S. Harris and H. F. Tucker— 15.3, (6—3, 6—2); W. Seneviratne and P. D. Nair—15 beat T. Matsumura
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    SEREMBAN SOCCER
    118 14 The Acme B.P. beat Fong's B.P. on I the former's court on Saturday by four games to three. Scores (Acme names first): MEN'S SINGLES: John Gann beat Choo Tien Hong 13—13 (5—3), 12—15, 15—7; Siboney Quek beat Low Seah Chuan 15—8, 15—3; Billy See beat Low Seah Liang 15—6, 15—8.
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    HOME GOLF
    95 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, July 14. On the padang this evening the first match in the Hose Cup Competition was played off between the Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club "A" and the Kuala Pilah XI reculting in a win for the former j by. 5 goals to one. The
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    THE DAVIS CUP
    26 14 Leeds, July 15. Brews and Padgham beat. Kirkwood and Sarazen 7 and 5 over 36 holes today.—Reuter. THE DAVIS CUP U.S. Team For Inter-Zone Final Reuter.
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    THE AUSTRALIANS AT SHEFFIELD
    82 14 London, July 16. The American Davis Cnp team to meet Australia on July 21, 23 and J4 in the inter-zone final at Wimbledon will be Shields, Wood, Stoefen and Lott. —Reuter. The winners of the inter-zone final will qualify meet the holders Britain). Lim Bong Soo. winner of the Singapore
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    INTER-SCHOOL SOCCER
    235 14 Reuter. London, July 16. AB. SELLARS, the Yorkshire captain. scored a brilliant '104" against the Australians in their match at Leeds today. The champion County's total was 340. The tourists then went in and had made 314 for the loss of seven wickets when stumps were drawn for the day.
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    432 14 The ball was swung from end *o end for some time before ARSHAD finally took possession of it and scored the first goal for the Rafflesians. Mahendra more than once failed to score after taking the ball up wing. It was from an accurate centre by him that TECK SIANG
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    248 14 Sussex (2> 17 100 3 3 1 255 178.69.80 Lanes. (5) 18 9 2 4 3 0 270 164 60.74 Yorks (1) 17 8 3 2 2 2 240 144 56.47 Notts. (8) 16 7 4 4 1 0 240 128 53.33 Derby i 6) 16 7 4 2 2
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    STRICKEN CRICKETERS
    66 14 The winners and runners-up in the Johore State championship lawn tennis tournament concluded at the week-end are as follows: MEN'S SINCJLES: Yon bin Mian (North); runner-up, H. Tadokoro. MEN'S DOUBLES: Bagot and Duckworth (South); runners-up, P. C. Joseph and Yon bin Mian. MIXED DOUBLES: Mrs. Zylstra and Bagot (South); runners-up,
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    39 14 London, July 16. A. F. Kippax and A. G. Chipperfield, the two Australian Test cricketers who were the most seriously affected by the sore throat epidemic which attacked the tourists have now fully recovered and have left hospital. —Reuter.
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    68 14 RUGBY FOOTBALL At a meeting held at the Garden Club ion Saturday, the following were elected office-bearers for the Chinese Rugby Chairman: .Mr. S. K. Tsai; hon. secretary Mr. Koh Peng Kwang; Captain, Mr. Robert Eu. Selection Committee: Representatives of Medical and Raffles Colleges with the Captain #as ex-offlcio Chairman.
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    MOSSDALE B.P.
    45 14 S.C.C. CRICKET Merchants team v. Etceteras or Sunday at 10.30 a.m. at the S.C C R. A. Ashworth, P. W. Holt, J. McLeod G. Carr, J. V. S. Brooke, H. E. Stone A. P. Craigie, C. G. Jenner, E. McCreanor, W. Hannay, E. J. Riches
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    Tennis Title Held For Five Successive Years S.L.T.A. SINGLES FINAL
    438 14 MOSSDALE B.P. th? e a f»^T^ ati l c of members, the final tie of the Mossdale BP between Robert Yap and Tay Cheng Chye resulted in a win for the former by lo —13 (5 —1), 15—1. J S.L.T.A. SINGLES FINAL Lim Bong Soo Wins HARD FIGHT BY CHOON
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    A.A.A. OF MALAYA
    114 14 Championship Meeting Al Kuala Lumpur rpHE championship meeting of the A.A.A. of Malaya will be held at Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 17 and 18. Entries close on Monday, Aug. 6. Forms arc obtainable from the leading Clubs or can be had on application to the hon. secretary,
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    "BEST FOOTBALLER"
    98 14 Century In Cricket Match At Seremban (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 16. A. L. Henry, winner of the. -Best Foot?fn competition, scored a brilliant 110 not out for the T.P.G.A against thr> Negri Sembilan Club during th? weekTh e T.P.C.A. scored 220 for five ES nS
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    49 14 Results of swimming events which were swum off t the Chinese SwiinHinS Club on Sunday are as follows 6 Wel mr H^l dS^ breast stroke hand c-^? n ock <5 seconds)—time 5745 inn ,r w Nghee (scratch). 100 Yards breast stroke for th* Swfr*SSn t^Ph-nsh/p° r
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    The Fourth Test Starts On Friday At Leeds WHERE BRADMAN SCORED 334 RUNS IN 1930
    1738 15 England Had Worst Of Luck But Drew The Match (BY "RIMAU") ENGLAND and Australia, having each won one Test in the present series, while the third was left drawn, are flow preparing for the fourth
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    THE 1934 TOUR
    829 15 Reqord Of Games Played Tp Date The following is a complete list of the Australians' matches in 'England during the present tour. FIRST MATCH. At Worcester, the Australians won by an innings and 297 runs. Scores: i WORCESTERSHIRE* 112 (Grimm ft t 5 for 53) and 95
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    TESTS AT LEEDS
    99 15 1899—Australia 172 anrl 224. England 22C and 19 for 0 wkt. Drawn. 191••">- En? land .?01 and 295 for 5 Wkts. dccl. Australia 195 and 224 for 7 wkts. Drawn. lf,o' —Austialia 188 and 207. England 182 and tt. Austrafia won by J2li Ams. 11l ppgttaHi 407
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    HONOURS EVEN
    206 15 Rccord Of Txst Matches Played Scores at a glance in the three Tests played to date in the present series are as follows: FIRST TEST. AUSTRALIA: 374 and 273 for 8 wkts. ENGLAND: 268 and 141. Australia won by 238 runs. SECOND TEST. ENGLAND: 440. AUSTRALIA: 284 and
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    HOPWOOD INVITED
    67 15 Reuter. London, July 16. L. J. Hopwood (Lancashire), who rfl&yed in the third Test, has been fnrited to hold himself in readiness fair the fourth Test at Leeds. —Reuter. This makes a team of fifteen from hi! h the final eleven will be picked. V.c others invited are
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    CIVILIANS UNLUCKY NOT TO WIN SECOND DIVISION SOCCER
    335 16 Points Shared CRICKET CLUB AND P. BRANI p LAYING on the Padang yesterday, the S.CC. and Pulau Brani shared the points in the Second Division cf the S.A.F.A League. Weak finishing was seen at both ends, numerous openings being thrown away. The
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    ARAB CUP SOCCER
    262 16 Batu Pahat Beat Segamat English School {From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Ju'y 13. The, Segamat Government English School Football XI travelled :o Batu Pahat and lost 4—3. in the Arab Cup competition. This was the second match of the competition. Segamat having defeated Muar the previous week.
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    S.C.C. SOCCER
    45 16 S.C.C. "B" XI v. Dutch XI on Monday at 5.15 p.m. at the S.C.C: J. Philip; J. R. McDougall, A P Craigie; D. Alexander, A. Buchanan C. Q. Starkey; W. Hannay, T. hi McLachlan, W. D. C. Erskine-Crum E MacCreanor. S. A. Anderson.
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE
    369 16 Bras Basah Sprinters Beat Kreta Ayer PLAYING on a ground that was for the most part overgrown with grass, which was not conducive to good football, the Eras Basah Road Sprinters beat Kreta Ayer by 3—l in their League match on the S.C.F.A. ground yesterday. The margin of
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    M.B.S. SPORTS
    92 16 Annual Meeting At Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 14. At thf annua! athletic sports meeting tf (hp Methodist Boys School, Kualn Lumpur, the principal, Rev. P. L. Peach, drew attention to the fact that of the hundred odd boys who participated in the events,
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    YALE B.P.
    178 16 The following is the draw for the ingles handicap tournament of the Ya'e Badminton Party, Klang Ng Moh Say (+7) v. Charlie Lim (+3), Goh Keng Hoon (+3) v. A. T Singam (—2», Lee Sim Beng (—7) v Charlie Ang (+5), Yap Thian Yew (+5) v Khoo Kirn
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    P.W.D. BEATEN
    288 16 S.C.R.C. Win By Eight Wickets DISSMISSING the P.W.D. on Saturday at the Hong Lim Green for a total of 86 runs, the S.C.R.C. passed that total for the loss of only two wickets, and had scored 132 for seven at the close of play. P. d'Almeida scored 51
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    KILAT CLUB
    337 16 First Athletic Meeting At Seremban (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, July 14. h«°£-w c rs L t time in the history of ithii? L at c Clv b Serem °an. they held an Athletic Sports meeting on Saturday The members of the Club comprise the entire staff of
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    AUSTRALIANS AT THE OVAL
    345 16 Detailed Scores Of The Surrey Match London, July 3. 'T*HE match between the Australians X and Surrey, which began at the oval on Saturday, resulted in a win for the tourists by six wickets. Scores: SURREY—1ST INNINGS. Gregory b McCabe 48 Sanaham lbw. b McCabc 1
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    RAFFLES v. ST. JOSEPH'S
    40 16 Raffles Institution team v. St. Josenh's Institution to-day on the School grnund'h££ v audl Kum Woh R azak, Kirn Hock Yew Leng, Kok Kuan, Sidek Ibramm, M. Valberg, Kee Chuan One Ha^id r 7nd^^. Liang Sin
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    GIRL GOLFER'S FEATS
    51 16 Reuter Wireless. London, July J2. The .seventeen year old Pam Barton runner-up in the British Woman's OrS i Goh Championship, won the similar B r to le 31 Le TOUQUet with "5Sd „o?i Ie of er tee shots ser »t the bail 230 yards against the wind.—Reuter
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    ST. GREGORY B.P.
    44 16 Members who have not yet sent in their entries for the St. Gregory's B P tournament which close on Saturday delay* ed t0 d S witnout fur thel Tijs for the first round (singles and douoles) will commence on July 21.
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    Motoring Notes & News The Case For Pedestrian Control
    959 17 Motoring Notes News The Case For Pedestrian Control Making The Road Walker Toe The Line resent proposals for addiI the Road Traffic Act pass England will have taken stepi in controlling casual < traffic. Continental have treated their pedestri alierly for a number of at, writes B. H. Davies in
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    NEW SINGER MODEL.
    97 17 £240 Car With Fluid Flywheel. Britisii designers are playing a leading part In the revolution which i gradually taking place in private motorcar construction. Singers, of Coventry and Birmingham, announce a new 12 h.p four-cylinder model, with the followin; special features: A fluid flywheel or hydraulic coupling
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    REPEAT ORDERS.
    128 17 So poDular is the latest range of Morris-Commercial trucks proving that orders are arriving at the Birmingham Factory in tremendous numbers. A significant fact is that repeat orders are being received from large organisations whose transport units must neces- sarilv conform to high standards of I reliability and
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    MANCHUKUO AFFAIRS
    48 18 Establishment Of Institute Of Continental Studies Shanghai, July 15. The Manchukuo has appropriated the sum of $4,000,000 for the" establishment of an Institute of Continental Studies at Changchun. The courses of study will include physics, chemistry, geology, forestry, agriculture and marine 1 cultivation.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    CHINESE TARIFF
    119 18 Fixed After Careful Study Shanghai, July 15. lAR. H. H. Kung, the Finance Ministei. I) was interviewed on his arrival at Shanghai from Nanking on Saturday. Referring to his recent trip to the North he said that he was satisfied with the results. The people had confidence in
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    U.S. AIRSHIP
    108 18 Too Old For Further Flights Reuter Wireless. Washington, July 11. The Navy Secretary, Senator Swanson announces that the naval airship Los Angeles has been condemned for further flights, owing to her age and deterioration She will be used for experimental purposes at Lakehursi. He adds that the airship
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    AIR LINER'S CRASH
    65 18 B.O.W. Rugby. July 13 The ten-seater air liner, belonging to the Scottish Air Company. In which the Prime Minister last Wednesday made part of his iourney from Lossiemouth to Nottingham, crashed this morning at Dyce when carrying a party to see the Kmg's Cuo air race. The
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    CHINA DROUGHT
    65 18 Shanghai, July 16. An anti-drought committee has been established at Shanghai in order to devise measures to deal with the created The prices of foods are soaring. The Shanghai Food Guild has decided o lodge a petition with .the Nanking Government to allow 500.000 piculs of rice to
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    KING'S CUP
    124 18 Indian Pilot Hits A Tree Reuter Wireless. London, July 13 tfORTY aeroplanes competed to tt* t preliminary stages of the Ktajr*«Jg Air Race to-day over two courses ot miles each from Hatfleio aim ba The weather was The racine Is divided into heats, in tne coursl of which
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    A PACT OF MUTUAL ASSISTANCE
    732 18 Sir John Simon Tells Of Ambitious Plan. London, Juiy i;; SIR John Simon speaking in the House of Commons, said the main subject which the French Foreign Minister Barthou wished to discuss dun:. his recent London visit was the pot creation of a pact of
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      687 18 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME A Michael Arlen Broadcast AT 9-30 p.m. to-night "Phantom Footsteps," which has been dramatised by Ursula Branston from Michael Arlen's story "The Gentleman from America," will be broadcast, and will be electrically recorded for rebroadcasting in other transmissions. It has a very intriguing plot. An American
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    MILLIONAIRE DIES OF STARVATION
    155 19 OBSTINATE DONKEY Refuses To Play Its Role On The Stage Cologne. During a special performance of "Pagliacci" here, the donkey which makes an appearance in the opera, refused to play its role properly and held up the performance for some minutes. The animal began by objecting to pulling the cart
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    OBSTINATE DONKEY
    513 19 MR. Arthur Humbert, J.P., of Kimbridge, Romsey, Hants., and of 39, Clutched Friars, Mark-lane, E.C., partner in Williams and Humbert, Merry shippers, at one time well-known with the old Berkeley Pack and the Whaddon Chase, left estate of the gross value of £116.234 13s. 16d., with net personalty £104,148 7s.
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    A SHERRY SHIPPER'S £116,234
    128 19 FLOATING CINEMA To Supply "Cultural" Needs Of Volga Beat men Leningrad. A specially designed houseboat is being sent to look after the "cultural" needs of boatmen and fishermen working on the remote canals and rivers of the Mariinsky" water route, leading from Leningrad to the Volga. It contains a cinema
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    245 19 Court Martial—and again he was con- I demned to' death. He was saved, however, on the special personal representations of the Tsar of Russia himself. Petrovitch, however, was sent to prison. He escaped—and fled to Belgrade. There he was employed in the civil service. Then came the Great War, Petrovitch
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    267 19 FIVE YEARS' SEARCH FOR HEIRESS Belgrade. QXE of the strangest stories of ad venture, good fortune and bitter tragedy has been unfolded with the n d of the search for the heiress of the man who fias come to be known as "the Millionaire Beggar" of Yugoslavia. His name was
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