Malaya Tribune, 4 July 1935

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales \< >L XXJL- No. IST SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1935 riVE CENTS. A The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, July 4, 1935. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. Singapore; THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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      78 1 jftnufag ©rikite j Dominant j In Hi Pi lT /V^! /vTI CC°LT D Xl iai AI i iMnnn cl r- MILK THE PERFECT FOOD FOR BAB V I Blue Cross The Perfect Milk THE 1935 J IMPROVED FAMILY SCALE "GEORGE WASHINGTON" "NEVER TELLS A LIE" GREEN 240 LBS. IVORY W£W
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      132 1 mi: hNT AX* CAMERA Sole Agents THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO, P.O. Box 92. SINGAPORE, THE IMPROVED Enlish Made V IvIVLIXW MACHINES are designed with a view to Ion*: service and utility. Tested and proved material only is used in their construction and beautiful appearance and smooth running makes sewing a
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    Shipping News & Notices. NORWAY'S MERCHANT FLEET
    600 2 Shipping News Notices. NORWAY'S MERCHANT FLEET Owner's Address To The (iovernment AN address on the precarious position of th- Norwegian merchant fleet and the del rimental effects of excessive taxation has been submitted by the Norwegian Shipowners' Association to the Storting (the Norwegian Parliament). Th address refers to the Government
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    DUTCH SHIPPING CO.
    139 2 Annual Report Of Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij Tin annual report of the Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij, operating in lhe Dutch East Indies, states that more cargo was carried in 11*34. but the number of passengers further decreased. Freight- receipts have not improved in relation to the bigger amount of
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    EMPIRE ROWING RACE
    186 2 Between South African English Hoys Capetown, June 1. SIXTEEN South African boys are On th it way to London to take part in the lir-t Empire rowing race eVfer held bet we n boys training to be sailers. They are cadets of the South African merchant naval
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      441 2 STEAMER SAttINGS^ P&Oand BRITISH J N DIA I». o. s. N. < SAILINGS: Dl 'l U \KI)S. Dm tonnage. Singapore. 1930. bhi i 6,100 .lujy 5 KAI kk-MIIND 11,500 July 6 nKH X 8,000 .!uly 1* l:., r il I 17,000 .July II u,m< 0,500 July 31 LDERA I MOO
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      86 2 I] 9.5.X. LINE (Incorporated in Japan). Fur K. S. AFRICA S. AMERICA. I LIVERPOOL MARC July 2, 2 ARIZONA MARC July 10, 11 LONDON MARC July 23, 24 For COLOMBO BOMBAY. Etc. ARGUN MARC July 10, II CHOKOH MARC July 13 14 For RANGOON CALCUTTA, HAGUE MARC July 8, 0
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      739 2 N.YXLINE (Incorporated in Japan). NEW REDUCED FAKES TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ. As fmrn the mailing of s.s. "Hakusan Mai-u," Angus! Sib lor London, fares by steamers i 2nd Vll)lts $4*7 $54« $317 $343 Siratilles 514 557 326 351 ESS 5.V/ 600 343 379 Next Sailings— l9«JO. HAKO/AKI MARU JuJy m
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      495 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penang. MS STiam. A LSi A 16-7 16-7 17-7 10 7 BORINGIA 6-8 r, 8 7X 9X KRRIA 20 H 2» H HI 8 23 a LALANDIA 17 17 IX 20 i>
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      446 2 STEAMER SAILING? NORDDEIITSCHKK S\ UotmX VF jp (Incorporate nj \Gerruany). The under-noted are the Company'- intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. mo. SAALE, for Manila, Hongkong, North China Japan July 16 HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg oi Hremeu, ALSTER, for Genoa, Marseilles ('asahlam-a .July Q CREFELD, for Marseilles, Havre, Dunkirk, Antwerp J u y
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    129 3 RUBBER PRICE DOWN A LITTLE Sagging Tendency A pparenl Singapore, Thursday morning. Rubb r (Singapore), 1954 cts., down 1 1 ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Tii; (Singapore) $114%, up $^4« Yesterday's Trices: London: 5%d., down l l€d. Market Tone: Dull. a York: 12:'» 16 cts., down 1 16
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    STOCK MARKETS
    44 3 London, July 3. QTKRUNG New York 433-1310; Paris 71-7 1«. <.<;< i I4ls. od. The slock asarkets quid but Lhe lent was Bras. British funds wire again in favour .i i Loan V per tent, uas unaltered at 100-13 II». British Official Wireless.
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    Financial News & Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1547 3 Financial News Views LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS Tne following share quotation* are issued by Fraaer ai.d Co. and Lyalf and Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Thursday. 10 a.m. Issue Fraser y&r Va ue Co. Evati 4 Ampal 3 10» 2 4 3 3 7". 4 1 1 ■> A. Kumbang 32 6
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    89 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Thursday noon. Buyers Sellers. No. I.X.R S.S. in eaaai (F. 0.8. July) 20 20" s Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8. July) 10 fMO 19 1116 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardabta Spore) 19% 10 7/ 8 do. July 19 7 s 20 do.
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    RUBBER MARKET REVIEW
    420 3 Values Show Further improvement London, Juno 18. j MESSRS. Lewis and Peat, Ltd., in then »l weekly report dated Jme 18, statePLANTATION—We have had a very steady market since our last report and values thow v further 3jl6d. per lb improvement in spite ol the very slow
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    99 3 Giltedsrad Securities In Demand Reuter Wireless. London. July 2. AN the Stock Exchange to-day bn»ht spots were giltedged securities on continued investment demand and motor shares due to good trade reports md the sharp recovery of British Oxygen Cwlng to the present holders being likely to benefit by
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    TANJONG TIN DREDGING
    769 3 Mr. liuhbald On The Outlook By Air Mail) London, June 20. THE annual general meeting oi Tan1 jong Tin Dredging, Ltd was held at 65 London-wall, E C Mr C. Chantrey Inchbald <the chairman), alter reviewing the accounts lor the year under consideration, said- for the Ave
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      228 3 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED, MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. Capital Fully Paid Yen 100.000.000. Ke«rr\i- Fund Yen 125,800.000. HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. MitANCHES at Alexandria. Batavia, btnr-j. Dairen, Fengtien, Hamburg, Hankuw, Harbin, Honolulu. Hongkong, Hsinkiv.f:. Karachi, Kobe. London. Los Angeles, Man la, Moji, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New York, Osaka Peiping, Rangoon. Rio
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      24 3 io) SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICB: 2. FINLAYSOM OWN.
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      410 3 j SAFEGUARDED INSURANCE. So long as premiums on insurance are met protection for your family la a certainty. But there is always tne danger that protection may be lost, when an accident diverts funds from the insurance to meet expenses. The Asia Life offers a sure and exclusive way of
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      540 4 M. HASSAN, M ft 17, BRAS BASAH SO AD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work tn electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obHgation" 'PHONE
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      486 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. PRINTERS AND PRESSMEN WANTED. Chinese Imposer, Page-locker and Slugman Wanted— only experienced men need tpply—Foreman, Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd.," Singapore. WANTED WANTED—A Young Man to be apprenticed, etc. More than 200 applications received. All being considered. Applicant* hereby thanked. WANTED Experienced Typewriter Salesman. Apply Box 079, Malaya Tribune.
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      326 4 STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCi (Established in 1914). Stationers and Repairers. 14-A, Change Alley, Singapore. Buy the best w r^^t^ money will be refunded. -?f4g as up for mechanics in case your '••writer is out of order and needs iuua* vate attention. Monthly cleaning of typewriters in offices uuuertaken, and can be
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      535 4 For long service and reliability specify "a Conway Pen" AGENTS:THE CHINA OPTICAL CO. 54, UPPER CROSS STREET, SINGAPORE. j .1 1,1 i: I ili l. I il il I I ■i li l.it I > HOOKS FOR EVERY KEEN SPORTSMAN I HOW TO PLAY* SdCCER by Four Famous Players jjj
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      322 4 TRY SARSAPARILLA TONIC he blood builder and purifier and be con»inced of its effects in curing vaiious d;s--t-ases, chrome or otherwise. Price one little $1. F; 11 Course of blood purifying— fH bottles for $5. Sole distributors:— A. M. MOHAMED EBRAniM CO., 79, Hill Street, Singapore. (Opposite Central Fire Station).
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      367 4 j LET EXPERTS HANDLE 3 THE REPAIR OF ALL YOUR CLOCKS WATCHES 142?, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Road) CONTRACTORS FOR THE REPAIR OF CLOCKS WATCHES f TO THE BRITISH ARMY R.A.F. BASE IN MALAYA. I ORIENTAL OPTICAL CO. 1 162, South Rridjre Rd.. Sin gap re. 9 (Branch —3*B,
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    "I AM COMING TO THE END"
    280 5 (ien. Smuts Appeals For Political Peace Theunlssen, Orange Free State. I WON"! be long m polities In this country. I am coming to the end." Such were the words used by Geneia! Smuts, the South. African Minister of j Ice, in the course ol
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    91 5 Congress (nanimous Over Thirty Resolutions Reuter Wireless. Paris, June 2J. The Congress of the Internationa! Chamber of Commerce ended wUh ♦h;ny resolutions all being carried unanimously except two Tv.o Indian delegates voted against one condemning discrimination against foreign companif; and against the resolution on rationalisation of shipping
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    "CHRISTIAN GENERAL"
    107 5 Marshal Now An Educator i-nrJ?- h f j" Yu Hsiang. bet .ct A as "Christian General" is a the leisurely life of a student ducator on Taishar -he sacrei |™n«ata of Stan ung, according Nat "Tr director of the v B x Institute, who returned to ne capital
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    "QUEEN" OF SMOKERS
    134 5 She Only Does It In Company Paris IyrLLE. DenLse Leboisellier. a 21-year-old m brunette, is the new ••queen" of smckcrs. She has just been elected to tha' position by the National League tor ihe Protection vi Smokers Mile. Leboisseliier has .some decided v -ws on smoking. 1
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    AMUR RIVER INCIDENT
    137 5 Attitude Of Japanese Foreign Office Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 3. Tl attitude of the Japanese Pure a Oflice w h l 0 the Soviet pro<£, against the a! eged violation of the S vit»ontier on tha Amur R:ve r ct, j Une L >7 oy
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    GORDON HIGHLANDERS
    54 5 Hand s Popularity In Madrid e Second Gordon t™? fi has "conquered" Madrid. rn««sL tno r usa -d People, including 150 of the British co lony crfeered □SU?, f wht left for ttrV gmne tv concert in the Metropolitan Stadium hare crowds dned the route to the station
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      173 5 I New! RCA j I MICRO-SENSITIVE RADIO TUBES STANDARD FOR ALL j RADIOS. GET FOREIGN STATION CLEARLY Stle Aeents for Malaya: SEOW KUAN COMPANY, j DHOBY GHAUT, SINGAPORE. Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes ;Mn htt nearly 60 million tiny U ICre t,ny B erm or para- IN i your
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      121 5 CROOKES OPTICAL CO.. 206, South Bridge Road SINGAPORE. Optometrists Opticians. Testing Free Crookes Lenses completed with frame from $5. Fountain pens from $0.50 each. (Engraving free!) mm The good word is spreading fast You simply cant do better than buy aWESTINGHOUSE A.C. 8 TUBE SUPERHET j I The same engineering
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      316 5 I "LOST GOOD JOBS FROM STOMACH TROUBLE." h f d kn Wn of Mat 'lean Brand Sumach Powder years a,,," writes Mr. 7r L ke thousands of other sufferers fjom all k.nds of stomach trouble, M, rr~~ un<l l L h s ronderf »l remedy cure-? "hen all else has
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      42 5 Z.H.J. PENANG no b 49 3 Metres i ?2s K™ Records. Sha?e Report 3 and C9 c oo pm Asiatic MusJc 8 30 pm. what's On In Penang Bulle°th, P m Gazette" N,,, 8.40 p.m. Asiatic Music 0 00 p.m. cio.se Down.
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      635 5 RL1N WAVE PH0HI I "empire" Wi Wi Programme For PROGRAMME Wireless Programme For To-Dav a to., To-Day 3 Speech By Mr. Stanley (DJQ: 19.74 Metres; D.N: 3L45 Metre,, (PCJ: 1971 Baldwin «££L ft* 0|^ P i2^£S^' Anthcm and TO DAYT8 Empire wireless programme U ivjerni., Ens;!*). German Folk Son*. lYo
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    420 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING PASSENGERS j Singapore, Thursday. The following passengers arrived in Singapore from Shanghai ana Hongkong by the Mantua yesterday: Mi. R Swan. Capt. S. ,f Wood. Miss M. Madina. Mr. T NkMmura Mr. Chen Ting Toon. Mrs. M. Pernandes, Mr. B. Hey man
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    49 6 Mails expected from Holland and Germaitvbyhi J. P. Coen. ctue at Smgafrom by the Toyama Maru. due at Singapore t0 Mails expected from Europe. (London mails by the (Kabar-I-Htod), time o deMveryof boxholders' }#g*g*M a.m. to-morrow and general de»very of letters and parcels 8.45 a.: i. to-morrow.
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    MONEY MARKET
    301 6 SELLING Singapore, July 4. London 4 months* fright wSj London 3 months' sight f f f\™ London 60 days' sight 4* London 30 days' sight 2|3 29,^ London demand J Jg London T.T. Lyons and Paris demand PJJ Hamburg demand New York demand JJJJ Botavia and Sourabaya demand
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    PRODUCE
    191 6 Singapore, July 4. R i Siam i W. Coast No. 1 pfr Koyan $142 R iSiam» W. Coast No. 2 per Kcyan $139 R < Siam IW. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $137 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 per Koyan $118 Rice. B. Siam No. 2 Koyan $1U Siam,
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    116 6 i SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR i EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, July 4. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rajula 20; J. P. Coen 20. Main wha'-t rftrtirilti<f*4 Gntp 3> Mantua 18; Minderod 16; Philoctetes 14; Perak 11; KLstna 9; Klang 8; Siamese Prince 6. T»mn'ro nock fatti** 3»
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    116 6 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. JULY 4 High Tides.—0.25 a.m., 1.4$ pjn. Address on "Overseas League• by Mr. William Teeling, Garden Club, Chulia Street, 5.15 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. II, S.C.C. v. M.F.A., S.C.C.; Div. HI. SC.FA. v. Medical Services. S.HB.; Com.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    76 6 ALHAMBR/T—"The Penguin Pool Murder." CAPITOL— "Clive of India. EMPIRE.— "Morgenro GREAT WORLD. —Cabaret Dancing Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs. Cinemas, Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD. —Double talkies. MARLBOROUGH —Tamil il -We Alii Arjuna." NEW WORLD. —Cabaret Dancing Side-shows. Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION.—'The Mystery cf Edwin Drood." RlTZ—English
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    RUBBER AUCTION
    169 6 Frizes Realised At Weekly Sale THE Singapore Chamber of Comin g Rubber Association held 1.233ri auction, yesterday. Lbs. Ton-. Catalogued 1.029.089 459 41 Offered 984.366 43D-4"> gold 668.778 298 50 Lond:n 5.15 16d. New York 12'j c-s. PRICES REALISED RIBBED S.MOKED SHEETS: CTS PER LB Stanuard Quality 19'
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      735 6 ——l SINGAPORE HOT EIS j MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J TO-NIGHT I SPECIAL DINNER AMI CONCERT to 9.15 +m. DANCE (formal) 9.45 to midnight mrl Ihe Versatile Cabaret Artists I NINO «V FELY. Comedians. Sin«.rs and International Dane.*I N,N X VopearinK Nightly-NonDiners SI.OO. I j r RAFFLES CAFE m» RENDEZVOUS AFTER
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      250 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS j Fro passage to England, etc. Position j now filled. Applicants arc thanked. WANTED TO PURCHASE—Office and household furniture of every descnp'.on Apply: No. 51. Circular Road. ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE!. Summary Case. In Bankruptcy. S^tSrSwTii' Re
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      198 6 TWO MALAYS RESCUED Prow Capsizes In Squally Weather A report was made at the MasterAttendant's office by Captain J. Phillips, master of the s.s. Hong Ho, to the effect that on June 29 at 3.30 p.m., while the ship was on her way to Kemaman off Pulau Harimo and on
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      103 6 I LTALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore. Thursday. MINING: Quiet. S Kin<a $4.15 $4 -0. Hong Fatts buyers .48V Talams $1.36, Takuapas buyers 2C laws »r 93, Pungahs 216 22-, Rahman Hya buyers .96. Nawng Pets sellers .70, Batu Selangor .73 .76. M n L/ RUBBERS: Dull. B. Lining 93 9<V?
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      371 6 ■POSTAL tNT€LLIC€HC€j MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY China (generally), Hdhow Honekone (Tilawa) 1 p.m. Voiln (Tilawa) 1 p.m. Spine island. (Tilawa) 1 p.m. We.su»m Canada and Western Western Staus ot pm Rurma (Karagola) 3 p.m. ?X East North (Kara 6 ola> 3 p.m. loam'lndia «"2*2?' P RpntikalLs F de Koek. Padang, Pakan
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      68 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday. lattNifcht Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations, del. P. Im-hes. Hours de*.F. Alor Star ss o:::t 1.7 "1 S tiawan 87 0.01 M Kota Bharn ss 0.-H 0.1» Buk t Jeram 87 0.07 7.9 Malacca 83 0.47 2.7 M Singapore (Kalian^
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    BUILD UP EMPIRE IDEALS
    1020 7 Rotary Address VIR. W. TEELINGS VIEWS Singapore Wednesday. rpHE need for people in the Empire to know about Empire Iters and for travellers assuming role of Ambassador and telling er countries about the Empire stressed by Mr. William Teelinjr, the special correspondent of th* for the
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    MELBOURNE ART EXHIBITION
    382 7 Collections Of British Paintings Melbourne, June 3. THE. lean ccllection of contemporary British art, oiganiscd by the Empire Art Loan Collection Society, was opened in the- Latrcbe Gallery, at the Victorian Aaticnal Gallery, Melbourne by t }> e Governor, Lord HUntingfiell. The gallery was crowded The Governor
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    YOUTHS TURN GANGSTERS
    127 7 Netifal Money To Join Colony Of Vegetarians Santander. To enabt-* them 'o icin English vegetarians" in Galapagos Island, in the rwtt v.t im ot h.iffhiv respectable families turned gangsters here. Their first vie im. a lady, had no money, but she screamed so londlv that the police
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    MARKET LIST
    459 7 Details Of Current Prices Singapore, June 28. MEAT Beef, steak, kati 35 Beef, stew or curry, kati 32 Fillet, steak, per lb. 50 button. An.«traHan, per lb. 30 Pork, lean, kati 44 Pork, lean and fat Ust quality), kati 35 POULTRY Capons (locally reared), kati 52 Duck, each
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    CHINESE BOUND OVER
    105 7 Magistrate's Warning To Youth Singapore, Thursday. th*^ a n before Mr J- M. Brandsr, tne I had Magistrate, yesterday, on n charge of thefi in a dwelling of $350 a Chinese youth named Cheng Chong Poh was boimd over for three years hi one surety of $200.
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    MINING POOL TRAGEDY
    125 7 Young Girl Drowned At Taiping (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Tuesday. 1 DROWNING tragedy occurred here r last evening. It appears that Miss Josephine Jeremiah and two friends. Mrs. Pouiier and Miss Dons Danasamy, went bathing in an old mining pond near the Sikh Cemetery Assam Kumbang.
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    DEFENCE COLLAPSES
    148 7 Lawyer With No Full' Knowledge Of The Facts J Cairo. j Entering the Court here 311 ticed lawyer saw a woman crying. In answer to his question .she tola him thai her son had been accused of stealing a den key but was innocent of the crime. The
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      24 7 a shineond m€» easy WITH I METAL POLISH j Reekitt Sons Ltd.. Hull ft London. Agent* ADAMSON. GILFILLAN CO. LTD. j SINGAPORE ft PENANG
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      128 7 CHOOSE YOUR AS YOU CHOOSE YOUR TIES You choose shirts and ties for their pleasant colours and designs. Why not your handkerchiefs too? Ask for Pyramids and your outfitter will show you a variety of design in colours and white, and colour borders. Buy a dozen different ones Don't he
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      540 8 I ACTION THRILLS! fl I ft 111 A MBA A LAST TWO SHOWS TO-NIGHT 6.15-9.15. jj M Jl fc W AQESfL! for her roTin "DAVID COP!j YOU'LL JUST DIB LAUGHING! KDNA MAY OLIVER perfieli)-) is msnivEn killing: ]j fl SH"UHfll"lll i| W r STRIKES TWICE" <MI.KTi I'KKT KI-M/rON and L
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      442 8 PAVILION TO-NIGHT! The thriller terrific! »T H E MY STER V JP A Universal Picture. EDWIN DRO OD" j UHI-PiimTIVELY LAST 2 SHOWS TO-NIGHT DON'T MISS THIS LAST OPPORTUNITY OF SEEING THIS GREAT STAGE SPECTACLE NORTH TO-NIGHT 4T 2 TME&TRE ROYAL b s T 9 i T f i J^
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    MALARIA INCREASE IN KUALA LUMPUR
    397 9 No Need For Alarm Says Health Officer (From Our Onn Repirtcrj Kuala Lumpur Thursday. THAT there had been an increase in malaria cases in and out cf Kuala Lumpur was a fact which cropped up durng yestsrday's meeting of the Sanitary Board. Mr. John Hands
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    CHARHAR DISPUTE
    63 9 Another Ultimatum. By Japan Reuter. Tokyo, July 3. FROM Hsinking comes the message 1 that as Sung Cheh Yuan's Twenty-ninth Army shows no signs of evacuating the Charhar border area inside the outer vail io the south Tushikow. it is learned authoritatively that the Kwantung Army has decided
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    CEYLON STATE COUNCIL
    82 9 Life Extended Til] June Next Year The life of the Ceylon Council has been extended by a State Council Amendment Order-in-Coun-cil according to a "Gazette" extraordinary which revokes Article 19 of the Ceylon (State Council) Orderin- Council, 1931, and gives the Governor power to hold a general
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    DOCK EXTENSION
    68 9 £7,000,000 Scheme Approved For The Clyde Reuter. London, July 3. An important scheme of dock developmerit likely to c?st £7.000 000 has been approved by the Clyde Navigation Trust It will provide more wharfage along lVa m'ks of river frontage. Th- 1 annual financial report .-hows thai the
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    THE SINGAPORE BASE
    129 9 Effort To Speed Up Completion I I. 1 ACCORDING to Captain Alexander Snow, ret red pilot in the Singapore; m.rcharft service, who arrived in Syd ;ey recent y, men are working day and i:itfht in an effcrt to speed up the completion of the S ngapore naval
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    MUSICAL CONCER'T
    302 9 Excellent Entertainment At Hollandsche Club M. Rouben, a work! famous musician, delighted a laipj audience at the Hclhindsche Club last night when he gave a musical concert, p ay ng on the Kemanta mus cal instrument which h..as b:ought along with him fr:m Anm■I a :md one on
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    SULTAN'S BIRTHDAY
    237 9 Public Meeting Held In Johore Our Own Correspondent) Johcrt- Bahru. July 3. A public meet ng of all Indians and Cey ones :f Johore Bahru was held at the India-Ceylon Association Hall, this I even'ng to concert measures for a unite H j celebration :f th? birthday on
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    83 9 The Municipal health .statement, for the weclk ended June 29 shows that there were 202 deaths as compared with 217 in the preceding week, and with 196 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of detath were-Beri-beri 7. phthisis 26, malaria 10 Pneumonia
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    34 9 A Jecture on "The Cradle of the Malay Nne«4" vlll be given b> Cbl- bin a» lbl' ol «be Vnnn? plivzieHl 2Nl! Union on 32turci2v at 430 p.m. 1>«r 1«. <?bun« cbl will pl-ezi6e.
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    32 9 The class at the Y W.C.A. on "Beginning liin.: tor w buve on 5. been poel> pone6 to 12. at 9H0 am. «ulvlu,ee6 e!a« niil «tnrt on lbe «tme 62V '930 2M.
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    MORE ABOUT QUIT RENTS
    744 10 CjEVERAL chairmen of rubber companies, in this country and at Home, have, ol late, taken the opportunity of voicing their strong disapproval of the heavy burden imposed on the Malayan rubber industry in the form of taxation. Naturally, and we say this in n<» derogatory sense,
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    JOHORE ROYALTY
    65 10 Sultan And Sultanah Due On Saturday Singapore. Thursday. THEIR Highnesses the Sultan and Sultanah of Johore are returning from Colombo by the Messseries Maritimes H*»er Srhinx which h due to arrive at Singapore at 7 am en Saturday Thp Sultan left for Colombo on tune 4 o me:t
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    MR. V.A. LOWINGER
    96 10 Travelling to Malaya On Th: Ranchi (From Our Own Correspondent) London. June 28. MR. V. A. LOWINGER left London I yesterday en route to Malaya. He i.s Failing by the Ranchi. Mr. Ljwinger. who i.s a men'oer of the International Tin Commute?, is LCmlng to Malaya o
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    SILVER JUBILEE FUND
    81 10 Amount previously acknowledged $109,431.53 Senior and Subordinate Officers of the Singapore Municipality $1,548.32 Staff, Malayan Establishment Office! $52.00 Mr. and Mrs. Cheong Tai ?oh $10.00 Mr. Lee Pang Chuan $25.00 Mr. H. C. Hugh $5.00 Mr. Chua Boon Im $10.00 Mr. Lim Khay Sing $1.00 Mr. Ong
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    Notes and Comments The Empire Tradition
    182 10 jyjß. William Tccling. in the course ol an exceptionally able address at the Singapore Rotary Club, cmpha.si.sed that interest in the British Empire as such is by no means keen among the younger generation in the Dominions. Hs states thLs after firs.-hand Kr.owltc'.ge of
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    The Moneylenders Bill
    164 10 j PECULATION is rife at the present mcmem as to he reasn; for <he pczipontmem of six mou lis in bringing into effect the Moneyitnder.s Ordinance in the Colony. Ihere Is no doubt hat the Bil! as it s.ands will caa-:e a great deal of hardship, not
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    Employing Clerks
    159 10 £NGLiBH-speaking clerks would have to be employed and Lhe managers and principal:; of Chettiar linns, being unacquainted with English, would never be able to supervise their work. Apart from the consideration which should be given to the Chettiar, ibeie is yet another section of the community which would
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    Water Added To Milk
    194 10 Jjoes water added to milk render it unfit for human consumption? According 10 a recent ruling in a court of law In a neighbouring Colony it does not. and a protest has been raised against the decision which will naturally -end to a greater adulteration of
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    444 10 By "Looker-On" OHOPKEEPERS in the famous Champs Elysees, Pails, have suggested 'hat it would be an excellent, idea to keep open until midnight. A So many people, going to the cinema or leaving the thea re, would buy 'rocks or furs or motor-ears ii only the
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    The Mui-Tsai In Malaya To Be Abolished STATEMENT IN THE COMMONS
    144 11 ipervision Questioned DNSULTATION WITH GOVERNOR Reuter. London. July 3. i\ the House ol Commons, Mr. Malcolm MacPonald, Secretary In* Colonics, promised to ull Sir S hen ton Thomas, ernor <.f the Straits Settlcnis pnd High Commissioner the I .M.S..
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    ABYSSINIAN DISPUTE
    287 11 ftah Socking Productive Fields Rome. July 2. k sh proposals do not in any he two pom:.-- regarded bv itah w i aely, a guarantee gainst Abyssinian aggression, and the I rtih territory, declares a yti ri big in Giornale d' Italia. The n *bct between Italy and
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    FRANCE & NAVAL PACT
    115 11 FRANCE NAVAL PACT Bi-Lateral Character OBJECTION TO MUTUAL COMMUNICATION Reuter. Paris, July 5. QBJECTIONS to the British Cabinets suggestion for mutual communication on the British. French and German naval programmps was voiced in official French circles. The chief objection is that France would thereby seem to approve of the recent
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    VESSEL FORFEITED
    253 11 For Landing Aliens in Johore From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 3 A N application for forfeiture of the f* sailing ship Then Tboon Heng.no» lying .n the Straits of Johore, was made by Mr. M. C Hay (Public Prosecutoi, Johore I before Mr. Justice J v
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    77 11 A bazaar in aid of building fund of the Paya Lebar Methodist C'nurch wih be held at the Meihodist Preparatory S hool (opposite the Paya Lebar Police Station) from 3 to 6.30 p.m. on Saturday. A large variety of articles will been sale. Mr. S. Saranga am of the Tamil
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    42 11 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. WIRELESS PROGRAMMES, 5. 2LUB DIARY, 6. J ROTARY CLUB MEETING 7. MUNICIPALITY FOR K.I-, 12. SINGAPORE ASSIZES. 13. SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. MALARIA TREATMENT, V?. MALAYAN PLANTING TOPICS 18. ALLEGED FRAUD ON WIDOW, 19.
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE ON ARMAMENTS
    478 11 Rebuked By First Lord Of Admiralty Reuter Wireless British Official Wireless. London, July 2. UJR. Lloyd George announced ftis re- m^etiiTo 11 in° T poli j ics in a speech at a S to-day where a rem m ved by Mr L'uyd O.orge wu 'rn»nil-i
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    LONDON BUS STRIKE
    92 11 Spreading With Great Rapidity Reuter Wireless. London, July 2. The London bus strike which s.arted in a small way at Nonhead Carafe has spread with light ninglike rapidity. Over GOO buses have already been withdrawn from service and 3.400 men out. The trouble arose from the men
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    EXPLORING THE ARTIC
    116 11 Expedition To Leave Shortly British Official Wireless. London. July 3 THE Shackleton's famous ship, Quest, 1 will leave shortly for the Arctic, carrying an expedition which will ex•x'oie the area of latitude 70 for geographical purposes. Tne expedition will be led by Mr. R. L. Wager who
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    THE HAPSBURGS
    22 11 Reuter. Vienna, July 4 TV) C m net decided to abol'sh the ':iv*v whereby the Hapsburgs were banisheu from Austria.—Renter.
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    HEARD TERRIFIC CRASH
    219 11 Midori Maru Disaster SURVIVOR'S VIVID DESCRIPTION Reuter. Tokyo, July 3. MESSAGE from Osaka states that Lhe Osaka Shosen Kaisha has announced that there were 170 passengers and 68 crew 0n the Midori Maru which was sunk in a midnight collision with the Senzan Maru yesterday in the
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    SOCIALIST LEADER'S CASE
    79 11 Supreme Court Fixes Date Of Hearing Reuter. San Francisco, July 3. The State) Supreme Court has ordered earinf L, 0n 3 ot Thomas Mooney's petition, seeking freedom on a writ of habeas corpus.—Reuter The Socialist loader, Mooney was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1916 uZ ??n!i 1
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    SWASTIKA EMBLEM
    70 11 On Tomb Of Unknown Soldier Reuter Wireless. Paris. July 2 For the first tirrw the swastika emblem has beer, seen on the tomb of the unknown Soldier at the Arc de when it appeared on a wreath olaced on the Tomb by the German Delation of ex-servicemen. Representatives
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    FRAYED TEMPERS IN SHANGHAI
    107 11 Japanese Feelings Arousid By Article Reuter. Shanghai, July 3. il SITUATION of potential danger has arisen in Shanghai as the resuit of feeling aroused in the Japanese community by the publication of an article alleged to be £*S*«T J» Empeior of Japan m "New Life Weekly."
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    MORE OPEN SPACES
    137 11 around Not Available In Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. Reference was mad* by Mr. J V Cowgill, chairman, at yesterday's mei-t.n«> «f the Sanitary Board, to the revocation of the old Victoria Institution reserve. 'T wiote to the Government about it fo: warding a copy of the
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    EX-KING GEORGE OF GREECE
    105 11 Divorce Petition CASE TO BE HEARD IN BtlKHAREST Reuter. iiukharesl, J u ly 3. COURT summons, ex-King George of Greece, at present domiciled in London, to appear before the Divorce Court in liukharest on July 6, in response to a petition for divorce, was filed bv
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    AIR FORCE REVIEW
    44 11 Successful Rehearsal At Mildenhall Loiuion, July 3. At Mildmha'J. o which 'he Kir»* will nroccrd from N wtiuufe.t foi the great Jufcilfe review of the Royal Air Forte rehears < held whici machiheR drawh from ihirty- "Oimdrons took part.- British OrTicmi WircV
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    Municipality For Kuala Lumpur SANITARY BOARD DISCUSSION
    583 12 Mr. Sear Sceptical DOUBTS UNANIMITY OF OF IN lON F rom Our Own Reporter, Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. If LA I. A Umpur-, Municipality, deX cukd upon at a meeting 0 the Sanitary Board six be fully considered »> me UUNC Tt yesterday's meeting
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    RUMANIAN MINISTER
    75 12 Private Visit Paid To London British Official Wireless. London, July 3. h, had a long eonversa- „rt,h ihl Pr.me Minister, and y<«Say veiled Mr m MacDona.d and Sn Ba Tc"d l ay H °n? e S aw Mr. Eden and the ot Connaught. The Roumanian Foreign Minister, who
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    COTTON SPINNING
    234 12 Board Empowered To Impose Levy Reuter. Londcn, July 3. THE Cotton sold for export. cd t0 borrow r o °a total of Jor Interest on g»'"*r wL'J levy to be the owner 3 every paid for 5 years oy tne conta i nlng EXEMPTION CLAIM Thp MM, undertaking
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    PRINCE'S ENTHUSIASM
    116 12 Spreading British Culture Abroad British Official Wireless. London, July 3The Prince of Wales thusiasm for the aims of the >*™aR m Council for relations with other coun tries at a meeting held at St. James P The 6 purpose of the organisation to to develop friendly contacts with
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    BEST VOLUME OF VERSE
    72 12 King's Gold Medal For Young Poet British Official Wireless. London, July 3. A gold medal given by the King for the best volume of venfc Published last year has been presented to Mr. Lawrence Whistler for his volume For Walls v. The presentation was made by
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    HERR BECK IN GERMANY
    30 12 Two Conferences With Hitler Reuter. Berlin, July 3. Herr Beck had two conference- with Herr Hitler the nature of which was not disclosed -Reuter. t m
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    ESTATE OF WEALTHY INDIAN
    298 12 Judgment In Civil Appeal Singapore, Thursday. THE "Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice T Burton, delivered judgment in th Suoreme Court yesterday in a civil ap pdal reversing the judgment ot Mr. JU Th"ap r pe?"oncernedI the estate of the laut Kuvena Hadiee MohamedJusoB. the PrichaX/of settlement
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    MUNICIPAL PRESIDENT
    156 12 Major Paterson To Succeed Mr. Black At Penang It is understood that when Mr. J. A. Black gees on trailer to Singapore as Acting Secretary for Chinese Affu.o. he will be succeeded as President of he Municipal Commissioners by Major H. S Paterson. who is at present Advi<
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    FASTER AIR SERVICES
    70 12 Negotiations Progressing Actively Reuter. London, July 3. QUESTIONED by Mr. Somdrvttle in the J nen faster House ol services to and more frequent uixm» rdduced AfrlC oi 1 a tes would be brought into beairmai rates jonw 22 that conmg, Sir Cunnne n de with siderable P
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    RAFFLES BIRTHDAY
    35 12 Wreath To Be Laid On Statue TtvmorrOW being the anniversary of th buh of Sir Stamford Raffle, the StraL H Set°tlements (Singapore). Assgnation Will lay a wreath on hs statue during the foienoon.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    37 12 Wednesday, July 3. His Excellency presided at a meeting of th* Executive CouneU held at government Hct.se this moraing. Mr H MS sushima Mr S. Ohta ana huT kl Cuiiii had luncheon at Government House.
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    16 12 The untitled the next Wednesday's is alu vice-president ot the Standard Oil Co.. of New Jersey.
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    RUBBER REGULATION ORDINANCE
    88 12 Transfer Of Export Rights Warning T HE following notification has been 1 issued officially: under 1 lation Ordinance 1934, *tt an o for any rierson, other tnan an of a rubber holding or ad« or a Public servant >Jom gg* «*ut ™,iiff recently where, during Government c
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    CHINA-SIAMESE SITUATION
    1196 12 Threatened Boycott A FIRST-HAND VIEW (Special to Malaya Tribune) PERHAPS readers can recall a fuU 1 mo;e article written m April, by Mr. Y. H. Tsan on his way to volunteer help in easing the perplexing situation then obtaining Ln During the years immediately preceding Mr. Tsan had,
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    Seven Years For Armed Gang Robber CHANGI ROAD OUTRAGE
    965 13 Singapore Assizes ,>\H) ON GROCERS SHOP Singapore, Wednesday. .•orXD guiity by a common jury i on two charges of using as m > a forced document Teong 0„n Seng, a young Chinese who►had 1 .on released from prison alter a sentence
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    LORDS DISCUSS THE INDIA BILL
    183 13 Principle Of An Upper Chamber British Official Wireless. London, July 3. THE House of Lords continued the committee stage of the Ina;a Bill to-day and at thel close of the discussions cf the amendment moved by Lord Linlithgow to change the method of election of
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    WORKING HOUR IN MINES
    62 13 British Official Wireless. In the House of Commons, in answer to the Minister of Labour. Mr irnem Brown announced that, following the revision of hours of work in coal mine, at the convention a< the last International Labour Conference, th< Government was prepared to ratify dmultaneously
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    "CLIVE OF INDIA" THRILLS
    372 13 Notable Production At The Capitol THE CINEMAS THE career of Robert Clive—creator of the Indian Empire, as he has been called—provides magnificent material for the screen, and admirably has the United Artists Corporation made use of it. Clive Of India." now to be seen at the
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    JAPANESE TRADE
    107 13 Bank Representative's Survey Of Latin America Reuter. Panama. July 3. The arrival of Mr. Takao and Mr. Arai. representing the S P- C Bank, marks the commencement ol a minute su.vey of the Latin-American financial condit ons with a View to opening Japanese banks thirughout Central and South
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    70 13 Transit Time For Cables r I <> London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on July 3 weie as fo Telegrams handed in up to 5.00 p.m. 4 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 p.m.
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    CHINESE RAILWAYS
    46 13 Large Order Placed With Britain Reuter. London. Yuly The Chinese Government Purchasing Commission are shcrt'y placing orders, with Great Britain lOr 40 cars, vans. miscellaneous machinery, tools and 40.000 •ons of rails all fc r the Canton-Hanko* railway the total cost being £230.J00 Reuter.
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    MISSIONARY DIES AT SEA
    55 13 While Returning Home From China Reuter. London, Yuly 3. News has been received in London that Mrs. E. E. Bryant, a missionary of the London Missionary Society, China, dl o an'i was burled at sea between Bomb.i\ and Aden while going Home as a invalid on
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    Anglo-German Final At Wimbledon PERRY TO MEET VON CRAMM
    708 14 Semi-final Results GERMAN'S GREAT DISPLAY London, July 3. r jpHE Centre Court at Wimbledon was crammed with 17.000 spectators when the semifinals i»i the Men's Singles were played to-day. The gates were closed and the boards "Court Full" were displayed. I
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    SAPPERS REMAIN UNBEATEN
    1259 14 Good vv in Over S.R.C. EX< ELLfiNT GAME ON l HE PADANG Singapoi Wednesday. npHE R E m untained their unbeaten (pecord in the First Division of the A League, this evening when they beat the S.R.C. by 6 goals to 3 al the Anson Road stadium.
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    89 14 Fiv? Kvents Arranged I or Saturday COMi'K'li'i ORS in Aquatic Events of iin- Tliiru f in;; a pore Chinese Sports M8«•' arc reminded that the following i-vfiil.s. wiJi be .swum oft at the Chinese c !'.vihunii Cluh, 21 Amber Road. Sinjjapor< on Saturday July G at 1.J0
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    PREMIERIAN B.P.
    44 14 A liif iidly badminton match between the Premierian B.P. and National B.P. '.vill be played at the Great World on Saturday July 6 at 7 p.m. sharp. Players are requested to assemble at 77 Bmerald Hill Road, at G.3u p.m. sharp. I
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    556 14 Yesterday's Results SINGLES CHAMPION IN ACTION Singapore, Thursday. J I.M Bong goo, the holder of the !"<j';'s title, was seen in action yesterday in the Singapore Lawn Term's Championships. His opponent, Foo Wo Wan, started splehdi ||y, and looked like winning the opening set, when he suddenly
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    FRIDAY'S TIES
    65 14 MEN'S OPEN DOUBLES Lim anw Kh« Cheon Chee and j am Hu g °gir?s Lim SwLlcha Yon C K Tnn?^ and Woon Chcw v. wSrrf. n Ch i°o g a!ld Tan H C TOO. *55Sthi S Abed V Y Shl and Lt. Home and Lt. Chestnuit v Chun
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    Y.M.C.A. BEATEN
    382 14 S.P.C. Win By Odd Goat Singapore. Wednesday. IN the Third Division of ihe S.A.F.A. League this evening, the S.R.C. beat the V.M.C.A. on their ground by the odd goal in three. A feature cl the game was the fine goalkecping cf Alphonso, the s.R.c cus odian Mi. X
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    SPORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    266 14 Closing Date Of Entries Postponed THE entries for the Men*? Op™ Sin: les CbamoiGnih p and the Men's Often Doubles Champions-hp wil' efcae at no< n on Friday. July 19. Entry foirris can be had on application tc th? Honor •<.' Secretary. Singnpor Badminton As o c
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    TAIPING TURF CLUB
    125 14 Professional Meeting In August The Taiping Turf Club will be holding Aueust 15 and Saturday, August 17 *übje: to them beng sufficient entries aces wm bo provided for Taipin* Pony Gwfflm, tor two runs, for Horses Clas, UJ and IV tw o runs and Pones Class fl.
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    Second Day Of Perak July Meeting COURSE RECORD EQUALLED
    1134 15 ravouritis Win day OF how dividends fnnn Our Oicn Reporter) 1 1m»li. Wednesday. j ci* was line and the at- danci' ,r <>< )il for the Second p« rak Turf Club's July ,;..v i Ipoh. H.H. the pi-riik was amongst those
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    THE ST. ANTHONY'S SCHOOL SPORTS
    510 15 T. Takai Champion Athlete Singapore, Thursday. LARGE crowd were present at the 21st annual a hletic sports ot the St. Anthony's Bays.' School at the Jalan Besai S ad}um. yesterday. Among the guevsts were: Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Swainc, Mr. H. R. Chccseman (Inspector
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    SINGAPORE POLO
    96 15 Final Round Of Barnes Cup^ The final round of the Singapore Polo Club tournament for the Barnes Cup wai played at the Singapore Polo Club uu Saturday afternoon when team "B" won by two 'goals one in a keenly contested match. At the conclusion vf the play Mrs.
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    MALAYAN CHINESE OLYMPIAD
    362 15 Elaborate Arrangements i OVER 1,000 TO TAKE PART ELABORATE arrangements have] been made by the Preparatory j Committee in connection with the j Malayan Chinese Third Athletic Meet j which will be held n Peiitng from Aug. 2 to Aug 5. i At a meeting of the
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      187 15 TOT GREAT EASTERN LIFE IB "CREAT* by reason of the fact I (hat in a period of little more than a Quarter of a century it has (1) built up a large business all over Asia; (2) acquired a thoroughly sound financial position; introduced modern innovations that wore previously absent
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    AUSTRALIAN TEAM TO INDIA
    480 16 Further Details FULL PERSONNEL OF THE SIDE pURTHEfe details of the Australian team are available with the arrival of the Australian mail. The first selection of players ar? referred to by the Melbourne Herald &s follows:— C. G. Macartney (New Sontfe Wales) All-rounder, H L Hendry
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    BODY BEAUTIFUL
    165 16 Health Strength Union To Hold Competition MEMBERS of the Union will no doubt be l pleased to learn that following: the success achieved ill Hie recent Bjdy Improve ment h id by the Union, the Union has now decided to hold n Body Beau f iful Compct tion
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    S.C.C. LAWN HOWLS
    91 16 The following are the revised ties of the S.C.C. lawn bowls doubles handicap tournament: THURSDAY, JULY 4 E. H. R. Bowerman and H. E. Stevens —3 v. V. J. Coleman and C. v\ Miles plus 2. P O'Neil Dunne and F. K. Curtis —2 v. A. B.
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    MALAYA CUP
    152 16 Saturday's Game At The Stadium Singapore, Thursday. FOOTBALL fans are looking forward to Saturday's Malaya Cop match to be "laved at the Anne* Road Stadium between Singapore and Mr.la ca The latter beatNegri Sembilan recently and are fully expected to give Singapore a hard fight. VISITOR'S UNFORTUNATE. The
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    BADMINTON
    145 16 Treasury-Audit Sports Union Win The Treasury-Audit Sports Union beat the August Badminton Party in a friendly match on Saturday last at the Devcnsnire Badminton Party's Court The results are as follows SINGLES Teo Soo Poh lost to Wee Eng Siang 9—15: 15—5; 10—15 Yap Chin Tee beat Koh Tian
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    INTER-CLUB SPORTS
    120 16 R.A.F. To Compete With S.R.C. To-Day Singapore, Thursday. An Inter-Club Athletic Sports contest will be held this afternoon between the R°y*l Air Force and '.-he S.R.C. on the S.R.C. (round, starting at 4.45 p.m. The events will consist of the 100 yds., 220 yd*., 440 yds.. 880 yds.,
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    M. ANDRE CITREON
    32 16 Well-Known Motor Car Magnate Passes Away Reuter. Paris, July 3. M. Andio Citioon, the motor-car ma<?tot died of cancer in the stomach. lie WM 57 fema of age. Router.
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    SELANGOR CHINESE OLYMPIAD
    284 16 Over 630 Entries Received AVER 630 entries have been received for v the mammoth gat+ioring of Chit,,..,, athletes on th Selangor Chinese Rem i tien Club ground this week-end. It is the Selangor Chinese Olympics to -'cle-t the Selangor con ingent to travel to Penang lor the
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    BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT
    105 16 Entries For Competition To Close On July 6 S ngapore, Thursday. Intending competitors are reminded th.it for the Malayan Amateur (FourHall) Billiards Championship close on Saturday, July G. Many entries have already been received and the tournament, wh ch w 11 commence on July 15, promises *o hp
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    MALACCA CRICKET
    138 16 First State Match To Be Playcl Against Negri Malacca July 3. Malac a plays its #rst Inter-State Crickc« match on Saturday and Sunday. Jul" o and 7. against Negri and have selected 'he following players. Three School bays ar? in the side. Tarn Kong Ye.i Ibrahm bn Isa
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    INTER-CLUB TENNIS
    101 16 R.A.F. Beaten By V.M.C.A. s—l The following is the result of the Inter Club Ten lis match played at the R.A.F. Base Seletar, on Saturday. Jun 20. V.M.C.A. players named first. SINGLES. 1. Xewall heat Worth G—2, 6—3. 2. Dr. Loh Poon Lip beat' IfcLeod 6—4, 6—3. 3.
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    KOLEK RACE AT SIGLAP
    101 16 In Honour Of Prophet's Birthday I In honour of the Prophet's Birthday the residents of Kampon» Sig .jp are holding a Kolek Race on Sunday July 7. at Kampong Siglap commencing at 11 a.m. -The race consists of lour classea of koleks manned by of 5,
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    OUTRAM SCHOOL
    39 16 Annual Athletic Sports On Friday The twenty-sixth annual athletic sports of the Outram School will be hcfld at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday, July 12, commencing at 3 pjn. Mrs. Paterson will give away the prizes.
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    MALARIA TREATMENT-PAST AND PRESENT
    1390 17 Interesting Article By Ceylon Doctor 1EKK1N MOKE EFFECTIVE THAN ANY OTHER REMEDY" t i een a pamphlet issued by 1 the "Bureau for increasing the limine," Amsterdam, evidentcommercial point of view, A C Evarts, M.8., CM., Ceylon, in The Times of they have got alarmed at
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    GENERAL CHANG FA KWEI
    46 17 To Start Big: Industrial Organisation Nanking, May 22. General Chang Fa Kwei. former commander of the famous "Ironsides," is planning o start a big industrial organisation <o export agricultural products abroad. His plan calls for investments from wealthy Cnntonosr merchants Shun Pao.
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    MAGNA CARTA ISLAND
    191 17 Sold By Auction To M.P. For $12,500 JJAGNa Carta Island, in the Thames Wraysbury, between Staines and Windsor, lias been sold by auction, together with 3iy 2 acres of parkland on the mainland, for £12,500. The island, which, itself extends to lour acres, was the scene of
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    MAN WHO INSULTED A PRIEST
    361 17 Appeal From Conviction Dismissed JUDGMENT, dismissing the appeal m the Colombo Courts, has been made by Mr Justice Poyser the ease in which Mr K. Albert Perera, of Weliweriya, in G; paha, appealed from a conviction by the Campaha Police Magistrate (Mr D A I
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    IN A SYDNEY COURT
    98 17 Sydney, June 1 MY. Justice: Halse Rogers inqured of a sheriff's officer in the Supreme Cui\ whether he had any instructions to a.k a woman witness, as he had done, that she should remove the gl~ve from hei j ight hand preparatory to the adm'nisti a
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    NATIONAL DEBT.
    174 17 lias Increased Since 1931 1 London, June 19. BRITAIN'S National Debt has inu creased since, the birth of the National Government. This was admitted here by Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer. in reply to a question by Mr. Craven-Ellis, Conservative MP for Southampton, in the House
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    Malayan Planting Topics
    1264 18 Rubber Regulation Its Slices** So Far, And Its Promise After Itie First Year's Working Consumption Prospects Some details Of Special Uses (Hy "Pertinax") A SMALL table showing, as its [U&lity of the goods produced and tha aX compilers claim, "the exports in 1J11(H S commodity have ii
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    136 18 Three Brass Bands And 2,000 Mourners Prague A beggar's funeral attended by 2 000 mourners and three brass bands—has v Place at Cesky Dub. Bohemia r h? man. Vojtech Mizera, aged 75 i been a beggar for more than fonv years V during this time he had attended
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    CHEATING CHARGE
    522 18 Trouble Over Bank Overdraft Singapore, Thursday. ALLEGED to have cheated the Oversea Chinese Bank in respect of $&000 Chii Chan T-ck, a local Chinese business man, made anothei appearance before the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Etorrer, yesterday. The Case „s a sequel to an overdraft «>' £5.000
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    MAN FLEES FROM WIFE
    183 18 B«f8 Prim Harden To Admit Him To Gaol Los Angeles. t0 get hu o prison." declared Joo Peppa presenting himself at the 8 n C Rlv rsUie California on earth for?" queried trie warden at the gate veil HM "My wife hat fired a revolver at
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    HER THIRD DIVORCE
    140 18 Decree Granted To Former Turkish Princess Reno, Nevada. Mis. Emma Helm.- a Turkish princess by birth an 1 the heiress daughter or the late Turkish diplomat. Abed Izzi'. Pasha, has WOn an uncontested dlvo:ce here IV m Mi Carl Fleischmann Hc;m-'.s who s treasurer of a yeast
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    MILITARY ESPIONAGE
    60 18 Two Men Beheaded In Berlin Reuter. Berlin, July 3. TWO men, Bruno Undenau, aged G3 an < Egon Bresz of Welhelm? Haveta sentenced to death by the Peoples Tribunal under the Nazi law nrovidin the» supreme penalty for military espionThey were beheaded Id Berlin this morning. A third
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    GERMAN MOTOR-CARS
    151 18 Hitf "Drive" To Increase Production Berlin. A bs "diive" to increase motor-tu pioduciion and sales is announced here >nd. it is hoped, before the end of < <car Germany's millionth motor-car ake the road. This is in an effort to catch up win ne "advanced" position in other
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    AN OLD PORTRAIT
    153 18 (lainied To Be A Rembrandt Perth. May 30. A piet iii" which is claimed t~ b<- th« woik cf Rembrandt is in the possessioi of Mr. F. T. Cross, of Mount Lawley. It is a portrait of a young man with a j P cf swathed crimson
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    THIEVES REFORMED
    125 18 Shaved Foreheads Spoil Chance Of Winning A Bride Sofia. hardened thieves have been rea.VA w at ,he viiiaae Theft was a hebby to them. The wh "J.lage was notorious for its stealing souths gained their manhood bv "Da f' 1 6 thieving test." and only successxr th ">ves
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    LEGACY FOR GIRL
    120 18 Nursed Dying "Impoverished" Bachelor Victoria. British Columbia. Because she voluntarily nursed a supposedly impoverished old bachelor named Mr. Benjamin Muhler lor fiv.• months when he was dying, a 15-year-old daughter of a worker on relief at Qualicum Beach has inherited more than 20.000 dollars «£4.000». The girl,
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    FLAG SOLD FOR 24s.
    105 18 Carried On London-Australia Air Flight In 1920 London. An autographed flag, carried on the first air flight between London and Australia in February 1920, realised twenty-four shillings when it was sold hire. v Of white oilk poplin, about nine inches by twelve inches, and stamped with
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    Alleged Fraud On Widow Of 84 LARGE AMOUNT INVOLVED
    1295 19 I \i \JOK WOMAN CHARGED "Fantastic Stories" (By Air Mail) 0 i Own rrs/Hjiideutj London, June 4 i.\/l.\< i allegations of conspiracy, lich it was said a widow Ci had been defrauded ol nearly re made to the Waft- magistrate. Before
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    THE CHACO CONFERENCE
    87 19 Act To Ratify Truce Protocol Reuter Wireless. Buenos Aires, July 2. The. Chaco Peace Conference opened Under the presidency of Senor Lamas, the Argentine Foreign Minister. Th«' first act was to ratify the truce protocol of June 13. Senor Ju>>to, the Argentine President in his opening speech
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    "FLYING POLICEMAN"
    183 19 'Plane Used For His Work Brisbane, June 3. nn C ?l! C H Cn :lan d has a flyin S Policeman" a qua! fied pilot, who uses his own 'plane and uses it on police work WOOd n fl" b3e T Appleby, of Rosswooa His flying activities remained
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    CHANGE OF FORTUNE
    300 19 Career Of Australian Engineer Sydney. June 1. Air Osborne L. de LLssa. who after an absence of 36 years has returned to Sydney as representative of a big enginoonng firm in Birmingham, and who had experience during the War as adviser on automobile engines to the British
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    FINES ON THE SPOT
    167 19 Spain's Method Of Dealing With "Jay-Walkers" Madrid. Fines demanded On the spot by policemen from persons whom they consider to be "jay-walkers" is Spain's latest "sport.'' A new law has been passed here, in the effort to minimise street accidents by which the police, instead of
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    LEAGUE OF NATIONS
    147 19 Names Of The Australian Delegates A CanbeiTa, May 31. The personnel of the Australian delegation of the Assembly of the League of Nations, which is to open at Geneva on Sept. 9. is as follows:— Delegates: Mr. S. M. Bruce, Professor T. Hytten. and Mr. F. L.
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    CANTON OFFICIAL IN SINGAPORE
    300 19 Studying Agricultural Problems Singapore, Tuesday. MR. Tang Chek tee, dean of the AgriT 1 .CU^ r Acuity ol the Chung Sha„ University Canton, and Supermodel" of the Land Supervision Eoaid cf the Kwangtung Provincial Government arf'™ 2 Smgapore yesterday en route from Manila and Java Jr^T
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