Malaya Tribune, 3 August 1934

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXI. -No. 183 SINGAPORE FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1934 FIVE CENI>. the .iHalatja (tribune Singapore: Friday, Aug. 3, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1934. FOR 5 CENTS.
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      426 1 'Read The— ©rtfarne Dominant In zSMalaya ■n|ll|llllll:llll|ll|M|M|M|M|U|Ull!lillllllllll|lllll|IS|lllll|llll<IMIiWMIIII'aiV DAWSON'S I FRICTION SURFACE RUBBER -CANVAS BELTING 1 FOR I PLIABILITY WITHOUT STRETCH We Have Large Stocks Of All Sizes and I Also of Lincona Balata and Weltona Hair Belting Sole Agents I I (Incorporated In 8.8.> mm h%t%m i Rtm i row
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      316 1 j A. FUNTER. 1 j 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and J I Pearl Neeiiaces of every j size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market I prices, Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates.
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    Shipping News & Notices. WARSHIP LAUNCHED AT BIRKENHEAD
    953 2 Shipping News Notices. WARSHIP LAUNCHED AT BIRKENHEAD Builders' Gratitude To TheAdmiralty j MESSRS. Cammell Laird and Co. launched at Birkenhead recently H.M.S. Foresight, the second of two destroyers under construction by the company lor the British Admiralty. The Foresight is :'>lB feet long with a breadth of 33 feet. Her
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    LIFTBOAT WORK
    308 2 Three Medals Awarded For Gallantry IJURING the first half of 1934. lifeboats have been launched to the help of vessels in distress 145 times, and the Royal National Lifeboat Institution has given rewards for the rescue of 110 lives. Not n month has passed without the saving of
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    RUM RUNNERS' REVENGE
    88 2 Coastguard Ship Rammed For Causing "Inconvenience" Helsingfors. The Finnish coustguard vessel NVBS was lOchored off the coast at Rl.no. while hei few with the exception uf «v.>e man. went ashore to search for a suspected liquor lump. Suddenly a moiorboat, containing ve notorious bootlegcers, appeared round promontory
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    NEW STEAMER ON TRIAL
    83 2 The speed and power trials in fully loaded mdition of the steamer Alva, a cargo and 'mber-carrying vessel of 2,850 tons carry- capacity, have been run on the Firth of Forth. This is the fifth vessel to be constructed recent years by the Burntisland hipbuilding Co.,
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    DUTCH SHIPBUILDING
    242 2 Govt. Loan To Replace Old Vessels A COMPREHENSIVE wbeme for rendering assistance to the shipping industry in Holland has been under the consideration uf the Dutch Government for time past, the total «mount involved being 60,00n.n0(>fla. fm?arly £5,00(1,000 at par). Tl»i* amount would be allocated in the form
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    LAMPORT AND HOLT LINE
    154 2 Completion Of Reorganisation Scheme The completion of the Lamport and? Holt reorganisation scheme is notified in a circular issued by Lamport and Holt Line, Ltd., the new company which now owns the fleets formerly owned by Lamport and Holt, Ltd., and the Liverpool.' Brazil and River
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    GERMAN NAVY
    176 2 Third "Pocket Battleship*' To" Be Launched j All Germany will listen-in to the launching at Wilhelmshaven on Saturday of her €4,000,000 "pocket battleship," the Ersatz Braunschweig. The speeches at the ceremony and the sound of the cruiser leaving the slips is to be broadcast from the Deutschlandsender at
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    THE HARBOUR OF TORONTO
    528 2 Importance In The Trade Of The Dominion i i TOHAT one-third of the Dominion's buying A power is concentrated within 100 miles of Toronto is revealed in 'The Canadian .Market," u hook which has ju*t been published for manufacturers interested in wWing their products in Canada.
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      365 2 STKAMER SAILINGS. Pa 0«d [BRITISH IN DIA P. 0. S. N. CO.> MAILINGS. OUTWARDS, Due Tonnae*\ Singapore M-I 6,810 In port r 15.000 Aug. 3 riM U.OOO Aug. 17 KLQKE .".000 Aug. M ALPINDI 17/ ton A ug. 31 »OH N 15.000 Sept. 14 r TAN fi.loo Sept. 27 PITTANA
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      153 2 j iff LLOYD TRIESTINO j (Incorporated in Italy). J j I EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. I SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penan*, Colombo, Bombay, Calling at Colombo, Bombay Sue* CSrfe Ade Suez I J Port Said, Brindisi, Venice 2Trieste! Trieste iC6 T>ue Leave Due s s CONTE VFRTTf' A
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      203 2 HAMBURG-AM E RIK A LINIE. Deutseh |Hrn| Australische Dampfachiffi W CJ Gesellschaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. s.s. BOCHUM, via Manila Aug 8 m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Aug. 21 m.s. ERMLAND, via Manila Sept. 6 m.s. KULMERLAND,
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      578 2 I STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTstHut (Incorporate The nndernoted are the fapnai tended fixtures:—. r OUTWARDS. "FULDA" for Manila, H'kong S'hai, N. China Japan "ISAR" for Manila H'kong, JJ S'hai, X. China Japan HOMEWARDS. f "LIPPE" for Genoa, M'seilh- Havre, R'dam, Hamburg Bremen "TRIER" for Genoa, Barcel-na, Lisbon, R'dam, Hamburg Bremen "TRAVE"
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    489 3 Mining Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 a.m. ering mining share quotations Fraaei and Co., exchange fe brokers. Buyers. Sellers. Tin 6- 66 Kumbang Tin 3716 401Malay 501- 52 [I mi Tin 14|6 15,6 Weng 2.12% 2.20 cd rin Tin 26- 27--it Tin 50 521--riang Tin 9 9,9 Tin
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    153 3 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION Latest Estimate Of Consumption BETTER NEW YORK ADVICES (By Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Friday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 24 cts., up l ct. Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore), $113, down Yesterday's Prices:— London, 7 1,16 d., unchanged. Market Tone: Dull. New York: 14
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    PRODUCE
    204 3 Singapore, Aug. 3. R (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $98 R. (Siam> W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $89 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $88 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $84 Siam. No. 1 Siam. No. 2 Siam, No. 3 Siam, Sinhuay Al
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    FINANCE AND BANKING
    1149 3 Review Of World Conditions A THOROUGHLY unsatisfactory situation was created by the decision of Great Britain not to meet the instalment on the war debt to the United States Government which fell due on June 15 last, fifty* the financial correspondent of the Chamber of Commerce Journal.
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    PETROL PRICES
    156 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Fricea for Shell Metor Spirit and various brand* of KeToaene are aa follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-? allan drams per British Imperial gallon $1.19 Shell Mator Spirit ex pump per British Imperial «lion W*Shell Meter Spirit in 4-salk>n drum# per Br.tiah Imperial
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    NO SHORTAGE OF LABOUR
    523 3 Meeting Of Perak Planters (Ffom Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Aug. 2. THAT there is no acute shortage of labour on estates in Central Perak was stated by leading local planters at an informal meeting of planters held under the auspices of the Central Perak Planters Association,
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    REVIEW BY GUTHRIE & CO., LTD.
    106 3 REVIEW BY GUTHRIE CO., LTD. Messrs. Guthrie Co., Ltd., in their eekly rubber report dated Aug. 2, state Since last reporting the market has been steady with the exception of a slight weakening at the beginning of the period, due to the then acute European political situation. Nervousness of speculators
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    634 3 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Friday. 11 a.m. f, The foltowing rubber snare quo%*u t*» are Issued by Fraser and Co.. and Lv%l and Evatt. Issue t Value. Fraser Ly»» Shares. Co. i Vd<nby I.VS 182% L.7J Ipo1 p0 1 Alor Gajah 1.30 135 1.20 120 IA. Hitam 1.60
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    48 3 OJJLT RICES OOWUIVT. SlfV i rBuyers Seller*,! RivS ofinal to I '"<•''••' S«andai.l. Spol <|....•■•> do. IF ihi i Autt. 'r WV I Siaftdard i: .H B <w tnw An* .0* J no. Mum »< ArrUJurie Ton- Of Market QU>l v < ft bl* I ondOU
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      49 3 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD* incorporated In New Zealaad.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND COMPENSATION. L. O. MABOOLIOUTH. Manager OmCI: I. fTNLAYSOH QEMXH. THE ft'ASTRRN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore. L. m mnson. General Manager.
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      83 3 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4, D'Almeida Street Authorised and Subscribed Genital Pald-ui-Oapital «*g Reserve Fun* and Rest 1 600 00 BEAD OFFICE LONDOI*. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo. Aznara, Baghdad. Bahrein. Basra, Klrkuk. Mosul and SbMtfoore. namBENT ACCOUNTS opened and money Fixed Dence* on tame to
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      63 3 TEACH YOUR FAMILY THE VALUE OF THRIFT The child who is taught to recognise the advantage of consistent saving becomes the adult life well armed for the solution of its problems. The Bank is eager to help in establishing this valuable habit. $5 opens a SAVINGS ACCOUNT. MAKE IT TO-DAY.
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      139 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation LU THE CHINESE 28W%SSS LT D G LTD. ANB THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BAIN ft, |jim CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. T- tMT?L*ZIviCV CKWA BUILDING. CHI LIA STREET. SINGAPORE. JH HEAD OFF L I^ A^ H B^A \gg: 451. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. LOCAL ■*A,m£ D op DIRECTOIW3 Chee
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      523 4 IM. HASSAN, X 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, I SINGAPORE. I undertake all sorts of work Hh<hcal, gas and water scrI r i\ c prompt attention to all ■r: cither big or small. IB:.' »i t consult us about your Hiir< merits Him, r submitted upon reH without charge or obligaII
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      409 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. g JTgg; I—l j CANVASSERS, either sex, wanted, whole or spare time to sell INO products. Good commission. Allowances after trial. Apply 14, Chulia Street, mornings. WANTED —By European firm, administrative clerk (Chinese), accustomed to punctual and accurate work. Apply Box No. 406, c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED.-
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      809 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. NCfiHCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the R übbe¥. Market will he closed on the followif>gr.clato*u— Saturday, August 4, 1934, Public Holiday. Monday, August 6, 1934, Bank Holiday. AUCTION SALE. BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT OF JOHORE, AT JOHORE BAHRU.
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      673 4 KINTA TIN DREDGING COMPANY, LIMITED. (In Voluntary Liquidation). SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS. At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above-named Company, duly convened and held at the Registered Office, Hjngkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay, Singapore, on Monday, the 16th day of July, 1934, when a quorum of Members was present, the following
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      431 4 EDUCATION AH FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). 1-K, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghant, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc Booklet free. M. ANCIANO. PHnri jm. PRIVATE
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      514 4 FOR ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION TAKE ALL CLOCKS, WATCHES or GRAMOPHONES THAT GO WRONG YICK WOH RING Their one and only address 429, North Bridge Road. (Near Middle R)ad). SKILLED WORKMANSHIP PROMPT SERVICE MODERATE CHARGES. Contractors for the Repair of Clc< Watches to the British Arm Malaya. A J.< 1' ■aw— mmmm
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kuala Lumpur
    34 5 annua) athletic sports melting postal Union Athletic Club, Kuala (U r will take place on Monday, a 2 15 p.m., on the Technical jjgool' Padang, Kuala Lumpur.
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    Ipoh
    30 5 Goh Si;w Goeh, a staff nurse of met Hospital, Ipoh, was suddenly on Saturday morning and had :ergo an operation. The opera-Aa-i successful and Miss Gch is steady progress.
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    Teluk Anson
    106 5 Mr Deniliscn Smith, of the Kuala Police, has arrived in Teluk I to take over the duties of Mr. on, 0.C.P.D., who will be leaving ,k Anson about Aug. 21 on Home furIt may be mentioned here that \lr Dennison Smith, well-known as a ter, has played for
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    A lor Star
    140 5 The death occurred at Alor Star on Caiurday afternoon of Che Teh, mother of Inspector Hamid and Che Ismail of the Government English School, A'or Star. Deceased who had been ailing icr some time, was formerly married to Capt. N. M. Hashim, M.C.S. and counted a large
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    TELEPHONE OWNERS
    124 5 Cohens Outnumber The Kellys In New York New York. New York's latest telephone directory, with 410,000 names, shows th± Cohen "clan" to be the most numerous owners of telephones. There are twenty columns of Cohens, in- uding spelling variations, teating the Joneses by fourteen columns. The Kellys come
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    NEW GERMAN STAMPS
    51 5 "Colonial Remembrance Day' Issue Berlin, June 30. Special stamps, in connection with the celebration of "Colonial Remembrance Day" to-morrow, will be on sale throughout Germany to-day. There will be four values in the new issue, which will bear portraits of colonial pioneers, including Carl Peters, of African
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    MISAPPROPRIATION Of $50
    1035 5 Johore Taxi-Driver's Complaint (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, i. THE owner-driver of a taxi bearing a Singapore number, drove his car intj Johore Bahru on the morning of July •6, and parked it in the stand at Jalan Segget. He then went to a restaurant with
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    MUSICAL POLICE
    111 5 Special March Composed For New South Wales Force Sydney. The music of a special march composed In England for th.? New South Wules Police has arrived here The ccmpo&er is Bandmaster Warnelord, of the Kneller Hall of Music, whos? brother Is a special constable In the New South
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    PIONEERS COMMEMORATE
    94 5 i France Honours Carticr And Bleriot On Siamps Paris. Jacques Carticr. in 1534. took possession of Canada in the name of France, and Louis Bleriot, the first airman to fly th" Charm. 1, are to be commemorated in a new issue of postage stamps. An authentic portrait of
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    CLEOPATRA'S LAGOON
    118 5 Turned In-o A Breeding Groun j For Fish Alexandria. Ihe sea fishing company of Egyi has begun to link up with the sea tl beautiful lagoon which used to bord the old Roman town of M:rsa Matru In the western desert, where Cleopat l ad her summer residence
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      154 5 1 i I LAMPS OF LASTING BRILLIANCE. •Change over to Oompton to-day and you will effect economy in your lighting bills. •Sold at prices to suit all pockets, they are the highest quality available and are British made. FrosteJ or Clear For every purpose Sole Agents UNITED I NCINEERS, LID.
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      339 5 r— A jiWRi I Jjl? Jua I ver 1.000,000 ill-nourished amo «er father so children in fcngiano VI Kvery child, every day, expends, for his size, more energy than any grown-up and \\/W lilS ifikw X. he ,ULs ,J rini us c mast VC ot ah 1 yf balanced growth
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    PASSENGERS JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    475 6 The fn lowing passrngtfA arc sailing by ihe Ranchl, which left Singapore /or Europe this morning:— Mr. I). J. Duvies, Miss K. Good-, Miss M. Gnrrow, Mr. Leavens. Mr W. J. Bur-;rt-3t, Mr. J. W. Ridley. Mr. .1. W. Blund. Lt.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    119 6 CLYTONLI'S. Br.eish. 4.110 ions; freni Mobile 38, lo Sou'a bay a 18. FLANCIUS. Dutch. 3.53U tons, iroin i Et"lr»wan-Dell 3.8, to Sourabava 3.8. DEMPO. Dutch, 10.001 tons, trcm Souru;.vva 28, in Rotterdam »..8 BLINJCF. Dutcn. 715 tour.; from Badjorma&in 22.8, to BandJejrnarln 5.6 VALENTYN, Dutch, 1.131 tons; from
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    81 6 Ban Honjf Liongr, Britiah, 1,003 tons; from Bandjct tnasin 1.8, to Sourabaya ar% <::ndjermasin 3.8. Gian Seng, British, 1,f>69 tons; from Semaiani: 1-8, to Bataviu 3,8. Perak, British, 51U ton»; from T. Anson 2.8. to Malacca 3.8. Tojrian. Dutrh, 672 tons; from Pontianak 2.8. to PontianaV 4.8. Ranchi,
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    117 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Aug. 3. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Plancius 22; Apoey 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Toussoum 16; Clytoneus 11. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Silveryew 30; Laganbank 35. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4) MIL West Wharf (Entrance Gate
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    23 6 Left Arrd. B y Spore London Air Mall (Dutch) July 26 Aug. 2 Slamat j u i y i 3 Aug
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    TOO MANY DOUBTS
    201 6 Charge Against Dresser Dismissed rvECLARING that there were too many *J dcubts for him to convict, the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Gr cc, yesterday acquitted a North Indian' dresser, B. N. Pandey. who was charged with receiving an illegal gratification of $10 from a Sikh constable who
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    TOWNS IN DARKNESS
    81 6 Violent Storms In Michigan Reuter. Detroit, Aug 3. AT least three people were killed when a steamer was driven ashore here Damage estimated at $1,000,000 was caused by violent wind and rainstorm in r S,. M ic hig^n l s P readin S destruction from Flint to
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    MONEY MARKET
    200 6 SELLING. j Singapore, Aug. 3. London 3 months' sight 2|4 11 64 London 4 months* sight 2i4 5;32 London 00 days' sight 2]4 9;64 London 30 days' sight 2i4*£ London demand 2;4 7164 London T.T. 2j4 3132 Lyon and Paris demand 886 Hamburg demand 150 New York demand
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    MURDER CHARGE
    71 6 Allegations Against Police Constable Abdullah Khan, an Indian police constable attached to the Kandang Kerbau Division, made another appearance before the Second Magistrate (Mr N Grice) this morning, on a charge of murder. 6 He is alleged to have inflicted fatal injuries on a Chinese named Lee Soon
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    370 6 Public Function And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. AUG 3. Tides.—4.lo ajn.. 4112 i> nGolf: K.G.C LAaips' Sporin ißom-. Ladies' Meeting. Football: S.A.F.A .Lreiguc, D'vKc S.C.C. v. B.C T S.CC Boxing: Weber v. Fond. New Worjii i pjn. Tennis: MX. T A Tournumerii. ft.ee Singapore Engiisli
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    AMUSEMENTS
    55 6 ALHAMBRA.--'Perils of Pauline.I APOLLO.—Hindustani talkie. CAPITOL,—Stage play—"The Greater Marcus Show." EMPIRE —Tamil talkie. I GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARL BOROUGH.—"Sati Madaha NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing sideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, etc. PAVILION.—'T Believed in You." RlTZ.—"Jungle Mystery" (complete serial). lU ROXY.—"Carolina,"
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      824 6 (■I > tl v C M No ne *d for baby to fret all day and cr V all night when Sunshine SUNSH, Jf ftf' I A 1] G,a *o is there to feed him I U.i j Properly. No need for baby to 1* se weight or colour, be
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      279 6 [POSTAL INTULIGENCE I ZSff-ri SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Java, South Wert-Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T. Dilly fPlancius) 2.30 pro. Muntok (Plancius) 2.30 p.m. Bc.awan and Medan (Tinombo) 3 p.m. Bengkalis, Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Biroe, Siak and Selat Pandjang (Ampang) 3 p.m. Philippine Islands (R. C. Rickmers)
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      376 6 VLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is 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 m the
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      72 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Lait Yesterday Nighl Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. S'ations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. Alor Star H 0.06 8.1 74 Sitawrn B<j Nil Cl 71 K. Trenggar.u No report. Bukit Jeram 88 Nil <>.? 73 Malacca 87 Nil 74 Sinjrapo; c:
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    Chorus Girls Do Not Want ToMarry TAKING ON NEW IDEAS
    85 7 I Mir is"* Dancers j i-.fcN STARDOM UIKIK AIM ..»<!, l' i> onoeaten ,..,.t.il!< tN'lt o» <::.<!'! '_l>,wn l. INN l2Ct'' l.« N»e xenerationz ol .it, N7eeeot«. !,»0? lo Nll»t l more» tnnn eomelx ii> >/.' l". l"t. onlv v/<»c
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    EVELYN VENABLE
    197 7 ails Her Shots At Paramount IT-TALLY1 T -TALLY when comparatively un I nm>wn :,uee Payers are brought to v.oo»J they are sent through breaking in" in pictures ue Kiven any important roleo. 'Jew 'J them have contractu»! tying thorn the selection o( U.e.r iolcv Only big stars get
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    A MINISTER'S KISS
    89 7 Girls Will Not Wash In Order To "Preserve" It Belgrade* of the prettiest g£l* in I M BurthoU, the Freneh Foreign 1 1 to tbvlr city utter hin P* Ml ir Danube through the lrun CBt were tittch rewarded by a "m the cht'«k from the beurded
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    Screen Entertainment In Singapore
    1422 7 Glimpses Of Some Forthcoming Films ri 4E first result of the recent move 1 by Eddie Dowling to have motion pictures produced in the East by stage producers, is the Arthur Hopkins production "His Double Life," which is com»ng to the Pavilion Theatre on Sunday Mr.
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    THREE GENERATIONS OF STARS
    262 7 Cast In Paramount* I "Cleopatra 4 THREE generations of film Stars appeared simultaneously recently on Cecil B. DeMille's "Cleopatra" set at Paramount. Mingling among the bit players were such tormer favourites as Eryant Washburn, Jack Mulhall, Julanne Johnston, Phillips Smalley, Edmund Jones, Ir.ais Seabury and Wilfred
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    LONDON FILM EXCHANGE
    68 7 Branch Office Opened In Singapore Mr R. B. Mayekar, representative of the London Film Exchange, Madras, has opened a branch office in Singapore for the distribution ci iheir Indian talK es. Their first picture "Gay Cavalier," or Rangila Rajput,' a production of Messjs. Ajania Cinetone, Ltd., Bombay,
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      344 7 Worms in young children. Children are frequently subject to wormr. and although m comparatively common complaint it is the C2use of mvi h of the petulance and irriUtion of young children. Mint of the symptom* denoting the presence Of worms are, ilchinjr of the noae, colic pain", fickle appetite, distention
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      62 7 llsgßeoiilarly For U Kneatth Because it is emollient and healing as veil as clean mii<:, ulicur» Soup is «**>gnized in millions of homefl throughout the world as the best protection against km trouble. Every member of the family should use t'-llllttlira Soap regularly. Sample each Soap, Ointment and Tal cum
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    PARKING OUTSIDE POST OFFICE
    411 9 Driver Acquitted Of Traffic Offence ALLEGATIONS of insoUnee wwe made against a traffic pjJice ronstabje in lhe cours? of a case which was h-arct before the Fourth Magistrate <Mr. C. H, Whit torn vesterd&y < The accused was a Malay mo tor-cat driver employed by a
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    CLAIM FOR RENT
    187 9 Civil Suit Dismissed At Malacca j Malacca. 1. An interesting civil case came up for hearing before the District Judg?. Mr. R. B. Whitehousc. *The plaintiff. Mr. Tan Soo was represented by Mr. S. C. Gono, claimed $450 in respect of 15 months' house rent from, the
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    GAMING CHARGES
    119 9 Eight Chinese Fined $1 Fined of a dollar each were inipoied yesterday by the Second Mr. N. Grice, on seven Chinese and a Chinese woman who pleaded guilty tu a charge of playing in a common gaming house in Victoria Street on wed nesday. The charge against another
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    GOLD NECKLACE
    67 9 Tamil Charged Willi Breach Of Trust A Tamil named Kahmuttu was yesterday charged belcre the Magistrate Mr. N Grfct with br:.u3h ol trust in respect a! a gold nrrkla.ee en» rusted to him by a compatriot. Muthusami 4 The necklace was valued at Accused claiming trial, he was
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    SENTUL CRASH SEQUEL
    81 9 ftash Act Charge At Kuala Lumpur (From Our own Re-porter) Kuala Lumpur. Aug. 2. MOHAMED and Govindan, who were remanded in connection with the tul crajh on Tuesday night and who were detained on a charge of causing deatji by a rash aci. was produced in court
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    MALAYAN SCOUTS
    241 9 Attending The Australian Jamboree A RRANGEMENTS have been made for a Malayan contingent of Boy Scouts to visit Australia at the end cf the year to attend the "Jamboree." The local Association has put its faith in the public to provide a portion of the expense, and the
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    NOT AN ACCIDENT
    175 9 Estate Manager Acquitted At j Seremban (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. Aug 1. The Manager of Senawang Estate. Seremban. Mr. C. H. Ryves was summoned before the police magistrate Mr. V W. W. S. Parcel 1 ihis morning to answer two charges under the TranV Offences EnactmentThe
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    22 9 The Society for the Protection of Hindu Children has received a further sum of $127.82 from various contributors for its orphanage* fund.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH
    23 10 Suthtamba], 'i. eldest (ii) child cf R. KaLhirftamu of Railway Health I)tpii-fm n»":. Krai Kelantan, at 9,16 a.m. on l-S-34.
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    CLEAN SPORT
    653 10 BECAUSE the Malaya Tribune has a reputation for supplying prompt and accurate information on sporting matters, we de- sire to give the fullest publicity in the editorial column to a subject which in the ordinary course of events would be reserved for the j sporting pages. We. refer
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    MARIE DRESSLER
    70 10 Bequ.st To Negro Servants Reuter. Los Angeles, Aug. 2„ INSTATE estimated at $300,000 was left T Drp ssler The bequests include $50,000. all her clothes and her motor-car to a negro husband and wifp who had bee.n her personal servan s foi a quarter of a century. After
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    277 10 Mr Star'z. the famous Dutch radio announcer, who passed through Sineaoore on Wednesday, was met by Mr J. B. Kinsey, of Radio Malaya. Lumpur, who is the agent for Messr Philips' Radio in this country. It is notified in the F.M.S. Governmen Gazette, that, with ihe approval of H E
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    Notes and Comments Tennis Championships
    228 10 rpHERE is a possibility of the locai s ars being given a surprise in the All-Malayan ennis championships which b~gin on the courts of the Singapore Cricket Club to-day. Among the visitors are the leading players of Siam, Mur.ng Roeng. the singles champion, and Sanoh.
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    Decentralising
    268 10 TNTENDED primarily for people who have never been to Malaya, Mr. A. S. Haynes' address to the Royal Empire Society's Summer School is equally in- cresting to those who think they know he country well. All readers who siudie-d the speech which we published in yesterday's issue will agree
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    Strange Beliefs
    168 10 jk CORRESPONDENT declares th ancient and curious tale of being beheaded in order that the may help to form the founda :io bridges is again being circulated b Malaya. We hope that he ai others who may hear such stories will take steps to convince ihe tellers utter
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    The Cost Of Things
    229 10 QUR Ipoh contemporary, comm on the cos; of the Trade Commls sion, accuses it of having spent am $28,000 on stationery and over ss.Ooi as expenses in collecting info.-, mation in Europe, ft was not gui bad as that. The Lien of $28.137 7. covers printing
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    Topics Of The Day
    218 10 By "Looker-On" yyE lead, others follow. A This week we announced the Malaya Tribune special F.M.S. edition, which gives the Federal Capital its own morning paper righ; in time for breakfast. AAA The F.M S, edition has been a huge success. Sales have gone up, and
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    23 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3 CLUB DIARY, 6. CINEMA NEWS, 7. SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. 3STS AND TELEGRAPHS REPORT, 19.
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    HITLER AS SUCCESSOR OF YON HINDENBURG PRESIDENT DIES
    3237 11 .cueAT WOUK FOR GERMANY Leader's Plans ides Not To Assume Title Reuter. IJ Marshal von Hindenlu r;r, President of Germany, tistCid&y at the age of 87. i Hitler succeeds him but «I ference to the memory of ,i Ufmlcnhurg, with whom the
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    EGYPTIAN BONDS CASE
    321 11 Crown Appeals In Supreme Court WHETHER the sale of Credit Foncier Egyptian War Bonds in Singapo-e £L£ U !SS 9 accordi ng to ,the local Gaming Ordinance or a method of investment, was the point for decision by Mr. Justice Gerahty in the Court of Appeal this
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    CUPID AND THE MARCUS SHOW.—Mr. Lee Mason, the crooner of the Marcus Show orchestra, and Miss Ella Letenyier. a member of the company who are to be married at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, to-morrow at 2 p.m. Mr. Mason comes from Texas and joined the company six months ago in New York. His bride is from Chicago. It was "on the steamer coming over" to Singapore that the engagement was announced.
    71 11 CUPID AND THE MARCUS SHOW.—Mr. Lee Mason, the crooner of the Marcus Show orchestra, and Miss Ella Letenyier. a member of the company who are to be married at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, to-morrow at 2 p.m. Mr. Mason comes from Texas and joined the company six months ago in
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    RECOVERY ACT IN AMERICA
    236 11 Complex Problem NEGLIGIBLE FLOW OF CAPITAL Reuter. London, Aug. 2. *J HE designers of the United States Recovery Act are faced by many complex problems, one of the mos. intractable of which concerns the contribution of capital to the for economic recovery, says the monthly review
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    R.A.F. SQUADRON
    120 11 Flying: Boats To Call At Singapore Planes of No. 203 (Flying Boat) Squadron, R.A.F.. will call at Penajig and Singapore in September on thfir wuy from Basrah to the centenary celebra tions at Melbourne. The squadron, which will be under the command of Group Captain R. E. Saul.
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    69 11 An Indian workman employed at the Civil Aerodrome, Grove Road, was accidentally hit by a light railway wagon. He received bruises on the right side of tsie temple, and was taken to the General Hospital by ambulance. Two Chinese were involved in case of alleged assault, in Kreta
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    ALLEGED NEGLECT
    68 11 Under instructions from the D.P.P. the charge against a woman, Keh Huah, was amended to one of wilfully ill-treating or neglecting a child in a manner liable to cause injury to her on July 12. She appeared before the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brander to-day. Accused claimed
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    SUBSIDY TO TRAMP SHIPPING
    213 11 Government Plan STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION Reuter. Aug. 2. ESCRIBING the propositi subsidy to tramp shipping as hesitant and faltering 1 but nevertheless a step in the right direction, the British Merchant Navy Officers Federation report provides the first comments on the Government's scheme from
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    JAPANESE PROTEST
    108 11 Formosan Vessel Held Up ByChinese Renge. Tokyo, July 18. According to a belated report from Formosa a coast-guard cutter belonging to Foochow maritime customs suddenly held up a Formosan junk and inspected it by force, as it. was saUine at a pom" a little over 30 miles oft*
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    STORM ON FUJI
    70 11 Thousands Of Climbers Forced To Shelter Gotemba, July 22. A severe storm attacked the famous Fuii Mountain to-day forcing about 15,000 mountaineers to take refuge at the foot of the mountain. There was heavy fog around Mt. Fuji early tins morning preceding the storm Rocks fell from
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    MR. QUO TAI CHI
    50 11 Operation In London Nursing Home Reuter. London. Aug. 2. Mr. Quo Tal Chi. the Chines* 4 Minister to London, entered nursing home today and underwent u Ught operation. The operation was no t serious and the Minister expects to return to the Legation In ten days.—Reuter
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    PAID FARE IN KIND
    164 11 Ricksha Puller's Storj Disbelieved <From Our Own Reporterl Kuala Lumpur. Auy. 2. A CASE was heard before Che Ahmad, the Second Magistrate, in which Toon Tok. a ricksha puller living in Puna was charged with retaining stolen property, consisting of two coau and one rain coat.
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    MINNEAPOLIS STRIKE
    52 11 Part Of National Guard Withdrawn Reuter. Minneapolis Aug. 2. The Adju ant General, Mr. Walsh has ordered the withdrwal of 700 members of the National Guard from the city leaving 300 on du'y in the strike area It is hoped that the normal civil administrauion will shortly be
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    INCREASE OF TIN SUPPLIES
    153 11 First Since 1932 MALAYA BEHIND IN PRODUCTION Reuter. London, Aug, 2. C T'lfE rwj&nt falling off of pun hast of tin by America and Cemra Europe is responsible for the first increase in the visible supply sincv July, as a result of which sonu London tin
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    Marcus Show Breaks All Records HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY
    896 12 I Brilliant Revue |>RODUCTION ON A U BIG SCALE AM here to say that the Greater ■Marcus Show of 1934 is firstm entertainment, and when I say ■-cla>s I mean first-class any■re. m the days when theatrical comfits still came to the
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    SOLICITOR CHARGED Alleged Assault On Constable
    62 12 MR. Philip Hob Ah Lim, a local solicitor, was summoned before the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brander, this morning on a charge of assaulting a police constable in the vicinity of the Capitol Theatre at 6.45 p.m. on Thursday. He claimed trial. The
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    THE CINEMAS. '/ Believed In You9' At The Pavilion
    191 12 THE CINEMAS. Believed In You 9 At The Pavilion The clash cf the genuine and the false in art is the subject of the film. "I Believed In You," which opened at the Pavilion Theatre last night. The production is a delightful study of peopie and personalities with a charming
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    "Jungle Thriller " At The Ritz
    52 12 "Jungle Thriller At The Ritz The Ritz cinema. Geylang. screened the whole 12 chap.era of the thriller •Jungle Mystery" last, night when there '.Viis a lanre audience The t>rinciofli parts are played by Tom Tyler. William Desmond and Cecelia Parker. The show starts at 7.45 p.m.. and ;he programme concludes
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    MARTIAL LAW AT FOOCHOW
    467 12 City In Panic red threat oi INVASION Shanghai, Aw MARTIAL law was debated day at Foocfiow'. th»- Fukien, and panic new prevail* i< city. The is not < Japanese gunboat i- s\)< -dii Fopchow, on the j lh_ Reds are thzratSiing l<« >» 112 mi. independence
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    Claim For $13,233 At K. L. DEFENDANT DENIES LIABILITY
    311 13 '•stment Story >N IN SUPREME COURT Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 2. heard case in which S. L. a mining engineer, is recover $13,233 from a ts] eetor of mineral ores, tt, who is now residing in ndon, and which
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    CHANDU CHARGES
    110 13 nese Who Sold Without A License Koon Teong, a sampan man, was I w th being concerned with imol chandu before the District Mr. H. A. Forrer, yesterday h taring was postponed until and bail in S4OO was allowed. I uilty to a charge of selling J Church
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    WOMAN STABBED
    88 13 Brought To Singapore From Johore p are conflicting stories concern- Indian woman who is alleged to n the victim of a recent knife The affair is believed to have n a rubber estate on the South or T ohore, off Changi Point. r edn< ;day afternoon an Indian
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    11 13 I para brought 2,191 statebouoiea to Malaya from Madras.
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    MUNICIPAL ANALYST
    450 13 Comment On Local Water Supply T H nf f °i!i? Wi o g S included in the report Analyst lor Utt Wi ress > Municipal fupplyL 33 n water waTer wplo f sources L of supply of raw Rfc fir, i from Peirce reservoir on fesefv^in 151 and
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    SIKHS' DISPUTE
    338 13 Sequel To Seremban Accident (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Aug. 2. r r O cross civil. suits which involved two Sikhs who claimed damages from each other was conrluded this morning before the police magistrate. Mr. V W. W. S. Purcell. In the firs, suit, Inder Singh, as
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    GEN. MA CHUNG YIN
    857 13 Refuge In Russia SEQUEL TO HEAVY DEFEAT (From Our Own Correspondent.' Shanghai, July 30. pUBLIC attention has once again been focussed on Sinkiang— which has been the scene of tumultous disorder for several' years—by Uie news of the rebel General Ma Chung Yin's final defeat and
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    Glorious Week-End Carnival Of Sport Ahead Of Malaya
    858 14 Holiday Fixtures Throughout The Country nnis, Football, Cricket, Racing, Boxing And Other Events Ixportant I August Rank Holiday weet-end will prove to b e one of the busiest ifrvughout Malaya for a long timeFoe Ji. all the principal centres of the c
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    FIST FIGHT AFTER MATCH
    273 14 U.S. Baseball "PHILLIES" MANAGER KNOCKED OUT Reuter. New York, Aug. 3. A FIST fight occurred after the baseball match between the Philadelphia "Phillies" and the Brooklyn "liodger," to-day. The argument started in the seventh innings with an exchange o: words. Jimmy Wilson, Philadelphia's manager, hurled ft
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    GOODWOOD CUP
    55 14 Loose Strife Wins Out Of Field Of Four Reuter. London, Aug. 2. THE result of the Goodwood Cup race, run at Goodwood to-day over 2 miles and 5 furlongs, was as follows: LOOSE STRIFE 1 HILL SONG 2 HER EMINENCE 3 Four ran. Won by three lengths; two
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    Mrs. Allin. the Perak champion, ( n left) who beat Mrs. MacMahon 6—3. 6—2. In the Malayan tennis championships yesterday at the S.C.C. She is expected to win the ladies' singles title.
    31 14 Mrs. Allin. the Perak champion, n left) who beat Mrs. MacMahon 6—3. 6—2. In the Malayan tennis championships yesterday at the S.C.C. She is expected to win the ladies' singles title.
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    WEBER v. FOND
    269 14 To-Night's Fights At New World A BIG crowd is expected at the New World Arena to-night where a card of five bouts will be put on. Chief interest is centred on the Weber-Fond battle. The Chinese is very fit and confident. He fully extended Weber the first
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    SELANGOR CHINESE XI.
    75 14 The Selangor Chinese Recreation Club of Kuala Lumpur will be engaged in a friendly soccer match with the Siong 800 Athletic Association of Singapore on Aug. sat Kuala Lumpur Stadium. The Selangor Chinese team will line up as follows: —Wong Kam Pak, Tan Kai Ban, Lim Sic
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    S.R.C. FOOTBALL
    55 14 S.R.C. team v. Wiltshire Regt. in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. Leagu< at Anson Road Stadium on Tuesday next: J. Sanderson; T. Sta Maria, T. Albuquerque; C. Oliveiro, W. Gomes, F. W. Ayres; N. Jackson, A. G. Valberg, G. Day, H. Gammell, A. Oliveiro. Reserves, L. Oliveiro,
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    31 14 The Straits Chinese Epworth League will hold its annual picnic at Mata Ikan on Saturday. Picnickers are requested to assemble at the Straits Chinese Kampong j Kapor Church at 6.30 a.m.
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    200 14 Full List Of Tournament Winners rHE following is the full list of the prte: winners in the SR.C. tennis tournament which concluded yesterday, when after the doubles handicap championship final. Mrs. N. L. Clarke distributed the prizes. Al. given b low is the list of the billiards tournament
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    JACK MCLEAN
    47 14 Wins Scottish Amateur Golf Title For third Year Reuter Wireless. London, July 28. Ja«'k Mcl/'an. lb»* Wti liter Cup plnyrr. ivon tlic Beuitisii Amatfur Golf Charnp'.qnsliip Tor !lir third KUWSSIVc year, bra tin? WiUiutn Campbell, three and nne. in the 3G lioJvis' finnl.- Rtrutrr IVitcless.
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    80 14 Tbo Chinese Swimming Club have begun :■> membership campaign during which there will be no entrance fee. and lady members' monthly subscriptions will be i educed to 50 cents. Prize? will be awarded to the first members who propose the large:it nttmber of new members. A lecord
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    A.A.U. v. DEVONSHIRE B.P.
    74 14 The following have been selected to play for the Amateur Athletic Union in a friendly badminton match against the Devonshire Badminton Party at their court on Monday:— Lim Tian Wan, Koh Yew Keng, Chew Keow Chin, Bong Tian View, Tan Wee Hong, Yeo Hong Chuan, Arthur
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    ANOTHER VICTORY FOR MRS. ALLIN
    550 14 Malayan Tennis TO-DAY'S TIES AT THE MRS. Allin, the Perak tennis eh; pion, has been playing very \v< II indeed in the Malayan tennis cham pionships now on at the S.C.C. eour and have won both her singles ti against strong contenders rathe; easily. On
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    CANADIAN OPEN GOLF
    73 14 Leo Diesel's Excellent Score In First Kound Reuter. Toronto. Aur F EXCELLENT performances were put to-day in the flr*t round ul Canadian Open golf championship, t-lir L:ik<? Vic-w four*"c* L»e returned a score of five dr par, and leads at present wi'i' G5. arter going out in
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    Money Spider Nearly Equals Record In Sprint HANDSOME DIVIDENDS AT PENANG RACES
    1025 15 DOUBLE TOTE PAYS $1,203 TRAINER LOGUE AND JOCKEY MAYO SECURE TWO WINS EACH tjl C. H. Smith's Money Spkler is as good a sprinter as she is a ftay< r. B B A; yesterday'a Penang races she the
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    DIED AFTER MATCH
    58 15 Member Of Calcutta Football j Club i Calcutta, July 21. I McColm, a member of the Calcutta Club, died in the Presidency J r al Hospital at 1.30 this morning. became ill soon after an I.F.A. "jeid match against the King's Regi•v'm slm, ay. and developed peculiar
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    "WHY A FAKE?"
    72 15 J. B. Hobbs In An Amusing Incident The cricket writer of the "Daily Mail"' relates that J. B. Hobbs, after England's defeat in the First Test was seen gazing in a crestfallen manner over the scene of his former triumphs. Somebody whispered the s:' a 'gestion that
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    SELANGOR ATHLETICS
    410 15 Championship Meeting This Week-End fAtom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, July 31. L. D E. CULLEN, the Pohce Officer wno ha: performed with such commendable consistency at the last ■hree annual champienship meetings •of the Amateur Athletic Association of Malaya. h?s just returned from leave and hould be
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    134 15 No Play In Tournament During Week-End THere will be no play in the Singapore Badminton tournament at the S.V.C. drill hall this week-end owing to the interState encounter between Selangor and Singapore at Kuala Lumpur. The Singapore State team will leave to-morrow by the night mail at 10
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    INTER-CLUB TENNIS
    391 15 Europeans Beat Sultan Sulaiman (from Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 2. a series of matches played at the Selangor Club this afternoon, the Europeans beat the Sultan Sulaiman Club by three matches to one. The results were as follows (Selangor Club players named first): H. S. Lee
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    NO PLAY AT BRISTOL
    29 15 Reuter. London, Aug. 2. There was no play at Bristol to-day, owing to rain, in the cricket match between the Australian tourists and Gloucestershire. —Reuter.
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    KUALA LUMPUR TOUR
    275 15 Visit Of Siong 800 Athletic Association TtHE Siong 800 Athletic Association of ■f Singapore will visit Kuala Lumpu during the August Bank Holidays and play a series of matches in football basket-ball and billiards. The team will arrive in Kuala Lumpur to-rncrrow and listed below is a
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    BAER OUTBOXED BY CARNERA
    500 15 But Still Wins! AMAZING FILM OF BIG FIGHT T HAVE just seen the Carnera-Baer world title fight film. Every boxing critic in London who has seen the film is bewildered by the decision which gave Baer the title. Baer won the first and the eleventh rounds.
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      169 15 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (Incorporated in the Straits Stttlaaaenta). j HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON ©FFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £2t,000 deposited with the Supreme ©ourt of England and complies with
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    WHEN YORKSHIRE DREW
    646 16 With Australians 1 FULL SCORES AT SHEFFIELD Sheffield, July 17 JJpHE only interest remaining in the match between the Australians and Yorkshire to-day was the struggle for first innings lead, a draw being practically inevitable j and the tourists succeeded in securing the distinction by eight runs,
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    NEW WORLD RECORD
    49 16 For The Three-Quarter Mile Reuter. Gothenburg, Aug. 2. THE American, Bonthron, to-day set up a new world's record for the three-quarter mile, returning the time ot 3 minutes, 04 5 seconds. Lovelock previously held the record with 3 minutes, 2 1 5 seconds, established in 1932.—Reuter.
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    SELANGOR TENNIS
    55 16 H. J. Sinclair Wins Golf Club Singles Title (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 2. H. J. Sinclair won the Selangor Golf Club singles tennis title to-day beating H. S. Lee 7—5, 6—o. In the mixed doubles semi-final. Howard and Mrs. West beat Dr. West and Mrs.
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    20 16 The first anniversary of the Anthony Badminton Party will be celebrated at the Party's court in Anthony Road on Saturoay.
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    Batting And Bowling Averages
    240 16 THE AUSTRALIANS THE following are the averages of the Australian cricketers to date (Including ihe completed match against Yorkshire on Jury 17): BATTING. Ins. N.O. HS. Total Avg McCabe 24 6 240 1399 77.22 Ponsford 18 3 281 1022 68.13 Bradman 21 2 206 1096 57.63
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    FOOTBALL TEAMS.
    55 16 The following have been selected to play football for S.C.C.B. XI against Hongkong Bank on Wednesday Auy g at the S.C.C.: H. Olsen; D. E. Nickel A. P. Craigie; R. Davidson, C. j Be*-' broke, T. W. Morray; G. Morgan, R Johnson, P. D. Cork, Dr. J. W.
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    BATA BUSINESS IN MALAYA
    571 17 Manager Interviewed PLANS FOR FURTHER EXPANSION gTRENUOUS efforts are being made by the firm of Bata to extend its business in the shoe markets of the East. When Mr. K. Vytopil, the general manager of the company for Malaya, Siam and Borneo, left for home by
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    1936 OLYMPIAD
    148 17 France To Spend £50,000 In Participation Long preparations for the. Olympic Games to be held in Berlin in 1936 are being made by European countries. In two or three cases Government subsidies have already been voted. The French Government has just announced that it will help financially in
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    STUDENTS BURY THEIR PAST
    45 17 Budapest. Gradual:' i of the Budapest School of Technology, complying with an old custom, carried a coffin marked "Student Life" through the city. They sang sad dirges, and many girls, wearing black scarves and veils took part in the "luitfi.tl procession"
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    THEFT OF CYCLE
    221 17 Accused Tells Curious i Story A WELL-BUILT young Chinese had a curious stcry to tell when he was charged before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander) yesterday, with theft of a bicycle. The owner of the cycle, a Malay fitter employed at the Royal Singapore Flying
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    RUSSIANS SEEING STARS
    88 17 573 Discoveries During Ihe Last 17 Years Leningrad. Soviet scientists have discovered 573 new stars of varying sizes during the last 17 years, of which 288 were detected during the last three years. This statement was made at a conference of astronomical experts which has just been
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    TIRED OF LIFE AT NINE
    69 17 Madrid. When a Sorbas (Almeriat peasant saw his cows come home, unattended, he went in search of his son Jose whose ask it was to drive them to the farm He found Jose hanging from an olive iree still alive, but the lad died In
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    GALLANT BANDITS
    325 17 Would Not Spoil GirPs Best Frock Sofia. rpHKKE young Bulgarian bandits, who hold up and rob travellers on the road between Plovdiv and Haskovo, employ the courteous methods of the 01.1-time English highwaymen. Here is an eye-witness account of then latest exploit. With black masks over their fac«s
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    MEETING DEATH HALF WAY
    63 17 Prague. C-'ffins are now kept for use at Klanovice railway station. Bohemia. There have been so many suicides on the line there that the authorities have decided to have three coffins at hand. Recently all three were required. Two unhappy lovers and an unemployed workman, who
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    CANTON-KOWLOON RAILWAY
    372 17 Negotiation* Arc Successful Nanking, July 20. ACCORDING to information from railway cir.itA although the negotiations heid in Hongkong. foi *he revision of ihe Canton-Kowloon Railway Agreement are proceeding smoothly one iWH still rrmains to be unsettled, that is, the British are demanding that the Canton Kowloon Railway should
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    DUCK'S MOTHER LOVE
    44 17 Mackay <Qu i nsl mdi. Firemen examining the ruins of a burnt-out hotel here found ;> duck, badly scorched and with its feathers Jai still silting on a clutch of eggs in the midst of the debris. The eggs were still intact.
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    FATAL CRASH IN GROVE ROAD
    541 18 Woman Charged PROSECUTION CAJSE CLOSES UK pio.f c-utioi» was closed yester day before the District Judge, .Mr. H. A. Forrer, in the case in which a Tamil woman, Thangamal, is chatyed »viih causing the death or a male compatriot, Krishnan, by a ish act. It.
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    HOUSEWIFE CONFERENCE
    87 18 Women To Lecture In Berlin Berlin. Housewives from nil parts of the world. Including Great Britain, are coming here Tor a conference next month. It is the Fifth International Congress on Household Education and will run from August 21-26. The programme includes: /V lecture on the training of
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    BARMAIDS WHO LIVE LONG
    51 18 Melbourne. In 1917 a law was passed forbiddine the employment of women in hotel bars Those already so employed could stay' but no others were to be taken on There were then 3,688 registered barmaids. Now. seventeen years after the law was passed, there are 3
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    A HINT?
    40 18 Mr*. Riddiford Power stated Chicago Superior Court that her husband gave her a book called "Two hundred and One Ways to Commit Suicide" for a birthday present She is suing him for divorce on the ground of cruelty.
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    571 18 Time Saving Now Possible On Empire Routes STRIKING examples are now forthcoming cf the time-savings which have become possible—as compared with transit by boat and train—in the carriage of freight by air along the Empire routes of Imperial Airways. For example, in the case of seme motor-car
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    CHINESE TARIFF
    116 18 No Change To Be Made China Times. Nanking, July 17. tMITH regard to the recent appeals made by the various Chinese industrial associations that the new tariff rules be revised so as to protect Chinese products from foreign competition, a spokesman of the Finance Ministry declared to-day that
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    "LORELEI'S VICTIM"
    111 18 Girl Falls 700 Feet Into Ravine Cologne. The famous "Lorelei" of th:' Rhine has claimed another victim. This time, instead of the usual fisherman, it was a 23-year-old girl who lost her life. She was standing on top of the famous rock when she lost her balance and
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    MARSHAL CHIANG FOR NORTH WEST
    93 18 Big Development Scheme Nanking, July it ACCORDING to information from informed sources (general Chi Kai Shek and Mr. Wang Chi! proceed to the North-west this inspect the conditions in that region The provinces to be Inspected m Shensi, Kansu, Ninghsia. Chin Sir.kgiang. The visit will
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    119 18 Neighbour Who Had Made Bad Exchange Sao Paulo (Brazil j Beneditu dos Santos and Arlindo j;,. barosa, neighbours and friends, sh t ->ther to death in a quarrel >v< their ro. tective wives. Benedito eloped with Mr;, dos md Arlindo consoled himself nntl Barbarosa. But soon Benedito
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    LENIN'S HOME
    74 18 Restored Through Help Vrm His Sister Moscw Work lias been started upon ttv rp,oration of Lenin's home in Samara I* was in this house that latnin's 1ur..... —the UlLaiiovs—lived from 1890 to Ik Lenin's sister, Marie Ulhmov h;ts jlied the restorers with a sketch *)v.> 115 the arrangement
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    Annual Report On Malayan Posts And Telegraphs EXTENSION OF AIR MAILS
    3694 19 I Hephone 'System IKKLKSS SERVICE TO SHIPS in. al report lor 1933 of Mr. Act inn Dirnctur-Gen- Telegraph*, .Malaya. Af' »niiu y'* of th? ou»cW. records further ll' Ml f'«M'NntUlel. -o'i horixed establishment of ii<hnt« "tall on J>tTt. I,
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    111 19 The junction of Victoria Street and I Rochore Road was the scene of an accident on Wednesday afternoon, when a Chinese cyclist was knocked down by a lorry He received abrasions over the left" foot, and was taken to Tan Tock S:ng Hospital by ambulance. A Malay boy
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    ALLEGED MURDER OF TAPPER
    464 19 Chinese Charged At Ipoh (Frvtn L)u> Own Correspondent* 4 lpoh, Juty «11 THE trial wa* eommwiwd at the P*c:ik Amur court yuaterdMy. b« fore Ma JuUoe Hoi»*, >t .'c»erty ChJilW. ou fnOffer s-! In* murtW of Loh Kow. a 11-yt&j 'obber tapper In ftlllbtn on Kifb.
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