Malaya Tribune, 6 July 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIII.- -No. 157. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, July ti, 1936 Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1936 FIVE CENT&
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      158 1 Redd The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya G. If ff* mm A BRITISH PRODUCT AfII I I F SOUND QUALITY n 1 WI Li and remarkably READY-MIXED CHEAP IN PRICE PM I MM I Packed in 7 lb. tins and stocked ;U B I ln /;ie following colours:— BLUE GREY
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      299 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORNING TRIBUNE illl.iliilliltlllllillniiilllljmuiMlMirilwilllliiiiiiiiiiiiMßn.unuiua »«■>..„.„.„.„. I— PEERLESS I IRASMIC SOAP X m I j >ainty A ih in g' Vagrant PEERLESS is incomparable and invaluable ialf Wll for th e toilet and can be applied without "arm to the moat delicate skins. Refresh- «hlk
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES PROGRESS OF THE JUKONG WHARF
    926 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES PROGRESS OF THE JUKONG WHARF HUGE DOCK Great Acquisition To Shanghai rRK on the $7,000,000 J«k on j; Wharf, which when completed will give Shanghai one of the best docks in the world, has proceeded apace in preparation or the corner-stone-lying ceremony which toon place recently. Located
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    METEORITES
    139 2 Perth, June 24. Mr. J. M. Woods, route manager of the Mcßobertson-Miller Aviation Company, says that the possibility of aeroplanes being struck by meteorites may account for some unexplained air accidents. The suggestion was prompted by his experience of a meteorite when flying recently about 40 miles south of
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      415 2 and BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. SOMALI 6,810 July 6 KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 July 17 BANGALORE 6,000 July 30 RAJPUTANA 17,000 July 31 CHITRAL 15.000 Aug. 14 BHUTAN 6,100 Aug. 27 RANPURA 17,000 Aug. 28 BEHAR 6,000 Sept. 6 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Sept. 11
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      591 2 X. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. t m.s. YASUKUNI MARU JuV 8 S.S. HAKONE MARU Julj 23 s.s. SUWA MARU Aug. 6 s.s. SUWA MARU Aug. 20 Rates to Ist Class JSKfSS
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      470 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships Most CabSS have adjoining private bath. Ex cellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M.S. s h am MEONIA 7-7 7-7 8-7 10-7 ALSIA 28-7 28-7 29-7 31-7 BORINGIA 18-8 18-8
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      428 2 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER )m. 0m incorporatea in Germany 1. The undernoted are the Company intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG.SHANIGHA* NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due S'por l».»d. 3 "HAVEL" July 28 "GNEISENAU" omits North China Jul y 9 HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN:— S "NECKAR" also calls Malta, Tripoli, Marseilles,
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    141 3 VALUES CONTINUE NOMINAL ;>.EJ. Arrivals May Be Heavy Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Monday morning. Singapore: 26 7 cts., unchanged, arket Tone: Steady Quiet, ndon: No market. York: No market. RUBBER 3 morning values are nominal round Saturday's closing level. a!s from the N.E.I, are exto be heavy
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    MALAYSIAN TIN
    123 3 'By Air iMail» London, June 24. KfP°s of Malaysiam Tin for year ended March 31 shows profit £15 768 (against £13 671). Add £1,513 forward making £1,.281, out of which following propriations have been made: Debenture interest £1.042. tax reserve £1 142 ciation £172 Glami Property Exre £272,
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1563 3 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt:— MINING Singapore, Monday, 10 a.m. issut,. Fraser Lyali Vaiue Co. fcvatt 4 Ampat 4 3 4 9xd 4 6 5 11 A. Kumbang 27 28 27 28 £1 A.
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    U.S. STEEL INDUSTRY
    48 3 No Early Decision On Cartel Plan New York. It is understood that a number of prominent steel interests would favour joining the steel cartel if mutually satisfactory agreements could be made. Nothing is likely to be done until after a prolonged study of the situation.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE ACTIVITIES
    139 3 Rubber's Highest Level For Two Years Reuter Wireless. London, July 2. (JN the Stock Exchange, the success of v the numerous recent new issues illustrates underlying confidence, but Geneva and Danzig are casting shadows, under which operators are disinclined to extend their commitments. Cotton improved further on
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    AUSTRALIAN BUDGET
    55 3 Record Surplus Of Three And A Half Millions Reuter Wireless. Canberra, July 3. A record Commonwealth Budget surplus of £3.562.000 for 1935-36, is announced by the Treasurer, Mr. R. G. Casey. This is the fifth consecutive surplus. The present surplus is mainly due to the increased Customs and
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    94 3 During the week ending June 27, exports from Malayan ports amounted to 87 873 cases, of which: 74,598 (85 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom, 1,400 (2 per cent j caaw to the Continent of Europe. 9.602 •11 per cent.) cases to Canada, and 2,273 «2
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    244 3 Mr. W. G. A. Ormsby-Gore On Restriction m (By Air Mail) (from Our Own Correspondent) R EFER EN c E to to'SSti^*?^ nfn,?o COnornic De P art ment of the Colon!*; Office was made by Mr. A. OrmsbySKi Secretar y of state for the Colonies, presiding over
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    SUNGEI KRIAN RUBBER
    67 3 Output 1,396,038 lbs.: 1.249,693 lbs exportable realised gross price of 5 99d per pound. Bal., 49.050 lbs., sold uncouponed and remainder valued at Id per pound. Ma ket value of investments was £32.041. cv C i ur i; nfT va 1 of 20 000 shares in Chamck
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      128 3 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. 'Incorporated in the S.S.) 31-A. Chulia Street, 'Bonham Building) Singapore. f un Capital $4,000,000 J *ued\ Subscribed and U P $1,000,000 Telegraphic Address: TYEHUBANK Telephone Nos:— alB2. 5183. 5184. 5185 5186. Board of Directors: W< Kheng Chiang, Esq., Chairman, Cheang, Esq., Deputy Monh Ke Hu,
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      28 3 SOUTH BItITISII INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand) INSURANCE OF YOUR MOTOR CAR IS INDISPENSABLE TO YOU W. J. DEXTER, Manager. Tel. 5926, 2, Finlayson Green. 1
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      155 3 TheP.&O. Banking Corporation, Ltd. Incorporated in Englanrl) SAFE DEPOSIT SERVICE Safe Deposit facilities are now available at the P. O. Banking Corporation, Ltd., Union Building, Singapore. Conditions of service and full particulars may be obtained on application to the Manager. Safes are available from $5 per annum upwards. mi The
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      632 3 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. Capital Fully Paid Yen 100,000,000 Reserve Fund Yen 129,150,000 HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Batavia, Bombay, Berlin, Calcutta, Canton, Dairen, Fengtien, Hamburg, Hankow, llarbm, Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsinking, Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angeles, Manila, Mojl, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New York, Osaka, Paris,
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    BUDGET DEFICIT
    86 4 Due To Speed Up Of Defence Programme Reuter Wireless. London, July 3. Winding up the debate on the third reading of the Finance Bill, which passed through the House of Commons without a division, Mr. Neville Chamberlain said that, in view of the acceleration of the Defence Programme,
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    MALAY SCHOOL ART EXHIBITION
    176 4 Over 300 Examples Of Pupils' Work Singapore, Monday MORE than 300 people were present ai the Exhibition of Arts and Cra: held in the Tanglin Besar Malay S yesterday. The exhibition opene 9 a.m. and closed again at 5 p.m Several guests of honour were present
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    HER FORMER LOVER
    307 4 Woman Commits Bigam; On Husband's Return (By Air Mail) London, June 24 THIN faced, and slim build, ai d dressed in a striped dark olue cr>s tume, relieved by a canary coloured blouse, with gauntlet gloves to match. Mrs. Ada Florence Prater. 28. servant, of Welwyn Garden
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    ELEVEN REVOLUTIONS
    232 4 German Consul Goes Through Unscathed Sydney, Jane 23. Mr. Max Herold, German Consul a: Vera Cruz, Mexico, who arrived recen'Iy in Sydney by the Wangemella has .irvived 11 revolutions in 31 years, a: a owes his longevity to his loquacity He was in the shipping business in Vc:a
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    MERCANTILE INSTITUTE
    60 4 The seventh annual athletic su< of the Mercantile Institute will b< en Saturday, Aug. R, at trie Jalati r 'tadium, commencing at 2 30 p" f r!es for the Inter Boys Race, Visitor's events (for and gentlemen) should reach f he cantile Institute. 61, Waterloo Stree'before Wednesday, July
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      477 4 MO/[ ECOnOiMICALI S^p^hzz-: /UR r RI/mG ROAD 4fi7 PETROL 45 M PER GALLOH. I fyOLVE/ LIGHT DELIVERY PROBLEM. 1 FOP DEMOn/TRATIOri AMD PARTICULAR/: 1 SCHIFFNER CO.. LTD. 1 45 ROBINSON ROAD. 1 f p fi&ftJKS TELEPHONE 7342. I 1 M. HASSAN §6 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD. SINGAPORE. We undertake all
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      462 4 tAH EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL (A Government Registered School) Kirk Terrace, (Off Dhoby Ghaut) Singapore. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS A iew vacancies for the new session, bend your children for enrolment, ana prepare them tor the mnlty college Ijoeai Examinations. Particulars oa application. THE NEW STRAITS UNION ENGLISH SCHOOL 122, Robinson
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      828 4 FEDERATED MALAY STATES GOVERNMENT. THREE PER CENT. LOAN, 1956-1966. ISSUE OF $15,000,000. Interest payable 15th December and 15th June. First interest coupon payable on 15th December, 1936. Authorised by Federated Malay States Loan Enactment, 1936. PRICE OF ISSUE $100 PER CENT. Payable as follows: On application $15 per cent. On
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      338 4 Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the toh lowing materials or eerrices. For particulars, see Municipal Tender Room. Date of closins;. Supply and delivery at Mackenzie Road Depot of one Light Van Chassis, carrying capacity 5 cwt. complete with windscreen, spare wheel, tyre and tube. 4 p.m. Thursday,
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      260 4 m WHY GO ELSEWHERE When you can get the Best and Latest in Clocks or Watches at the CHEAPEST PRICES from fM^iV^uiWvinflflfihl 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Road). The above have no connection whatsoever with any other Clock and Watch Dealers or Repairers. Tel 3786. BE UP—TO—DATE! HAVE YOUR
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    GERMAN REPLY TO MR. EDEN
    583 5 not urgent Italy And Western Settlement (By Air Mail) Berlin, June 24. Eden's appeal for an early i reply to the British questionnaire has not evoked an enthusiastic response here. ■Germany's reply is not urgent," is the united cry of all Press comment; in reality
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    BADGES FOR R.A.F. SQUADRONS
    318 5 Approved By H.M. The King <By Air Mall) London, June 24. THE King recently consented to approve badges for Royal Air Force squadrons. After approval the badges are recorded in a register kept at the college of Arms in the custody oi Chester Herald, who has
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR PRICE OF PETROL
    307 5 Why Is It So High In Malaya? (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir—From -July first the price of benzine has been eighty cern-s. Why? The question may well be asked. Until about two months ago the price of Shell benzine throughout
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    38 5 Reuter Wireless. London, July 3 ine promotion of Major W. h oi the Puiijab Regiment auu ommcnder of the British Legation Jiia'd at Addis Ababa, to the brevet rank of Lieut. Col., has been eazetteu Neuter Wiiiless. ffir
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      175 5 Your OPTICIAN I For BETTER EYE SIGHT COMFORT and VOGIE REFRACTING and DISPENSING Undertaken by SPECTACLES for BOATING, BRIDGE, FLYING, HIKING, MOTORING PARTIES, TENNIS, THEATRES. 65, Stamford Road. Eu Court, Singapore. r OPENINGS 1 ENGINEERS! I There really are thousands of opportunities around you but unless you know wh«n they
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      115 5 VIG ORO^ a man and woman owe their robust vigour I I and glowing health to Brand's Essence of Chicken. It has changed lassitude and weakness into energy; giving them the power to lead an active life restored their failing powers, both mental and physical renewed Brand's Essence of Chicken
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      323 5 "'•fFln 5 1/2 Days Home! j By K. L. M.l j H I PLANES LEAVE SINGAPORE j j EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY 2.45 P.M. ARRIVE IN LONDON ON MONDAY t AND THURSDAY RESP. AT 8.35 P.M. j s APPLY: K.L.MJK.N.I.L.M. OFFICES, 49, Stamford Road. fj or to any booking agency
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      119 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORI'S following is the programme oi 193G UP t0 t: nd for we k ending July 12, TO-DAY, JULY 6 ■i—Headquarters, S.R.A. (v) A.A. Tra;m n g Headquarters, S.R.E. R.E. Training. m—Clifford Pier. S.F.C.R.E. (v) I, DE L. at Pulau Brani. Headquarters, S.FC.R.E. (v) 3, 4. Weapon Training.
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      149 5 i Coy., M.G. Training. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. "D" (Eurasian! Coy., Section Training. 8.30 p.m.—Miniature Range. Singapore Rifle Assn., .22 Practice. WEDNESDAY, JULY 8 -•15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.F. Signal Coy (v), Signal Training. 3.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Intelligence Platoon, Table "R" Revolver. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, 2nd Bn Int Section. Map Reading. ?.15 p.m.—Headquarters, 2nd Bn. Signal
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      341 5 CLUB DIARY IThcre are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, muse of th 3 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. Happ.ning* of general interest will still be mc udtd
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping
    208 6 THE .BRITANNIA To Be Sunk By King's Orders (By Air Mail) London, June 24. BRITANNIA, the racing cutter of Kins George V, is to be scuttled at sea. Orders to this effect have been given by King Edward and were transmitted to
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    THE HARBOUR
    118 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, July 6. East. Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Lslami 22. iMam Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Hong Kheng 18; Patroclus 14; Toyama Maru 11; Manoeran 9. Empire Dock 'Entrance Gate 3) Cingalese Prince 32; Katong 34; Asosan Maru 37; Darvel 39.
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    REFORM OF THE LEAGUE
    190 6 French Opinion OBLIGATIONS MUST BE DEFINED Reuter. Geneva, July 4. M. LEON BLUM, addressing the Assembly, declared that France did not uphold the peace for France alone but for the ind.isible peace of Europe. France would concentrate her strength in order to make collective security a
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    ASSEMBLY ADJOURNS
    302 6 British Official Wireless. London, July 4. After a brief sitting this morning the meeting of the Assembly of the League of Nations was adjourned until this evening to enable certain delegates to consult further with their Governments in regard to the resolution which v.ill be submitted. Press reports
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    100 6 Mails expected from China and Japan by the Yasukuni Maru, due at Singapore, to-day. Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. and general delivery of letters 405 p.m. to-morrow Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    22 6 The mail despatched from Singapore on Jun* 12 by the Karapara was delivered in London on July 6 '24 days)
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    NO NAZI COUP IN DANZIG
    114 6 Fears Discounted In London Reuter Wireless. London, July 2. TEARS of a Nazi coup in Danzig in th near feature are discounted in London Diploma ie circles express the opinion that Berlin is likely to restrain the Naz dements there owing to the unites front
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    S.S. SPHINX
    41 6 The mail and passenger vessel s s Sphmx is expected to arrive in Singapore from Saigon on Tuesday. July 7 at 8 a.m. She will .sail the sanu; day at 2 p.m. for Colombo, Djibouti. Port Said and Marseilles.
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    Money Market
    195 6 SELLING Singapore, July 6. London 4 months' sight 2|4jfe London 3 months' sight 2|43& London 60 days' sight 2|4 SjB2 London 30 days' sight 24 3|32 London demand 24 I|l6 London T.T. 2|4 I|l6 Lyons and Paris deman d 880 Hamburg demand Mp New York demand 58 y
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    98 6 British Official Wireless. London, July 3. Paris 75 47 64. New York 5.02*4Montreal 5.03. Brussels 29 36%. Geneva 15.33%. Amsterdam 7.36*2. Milan 63 13 16. Berlin 12.43. Stockholm 16.39%. Copenhagen 22.39% Oslo 19.9G Vienna 26 3 ,4. Piague *****. Helsinglors 222. Madrid 36 19 32. Rio 4*4. sellers
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    MARKET LIST
    465 6 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore, July 3 MEAT Beef, static, kaU 32 Fillet, steak, or curry per lb 25 Fillet, steak, per lb. 48 Mutton, Australia, per lb 33 Pork. lean, kati 40 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) 34 POULTRY Capons docally reared), kati 50 Ducks, each
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    Diary of the Day WHAT'S ON?
    143 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 6 High Tides:—12.19 p.m., 11.28 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. Div. II, R.A. II v. Marines, Anson Road Stadium. Com- mercial Cup, Post Office v. M.PJi, S.H.B. Friendly, St. Joseph's Institution v. St. Andrew's School. S.A.S. Tennis: Singapore Lawn
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    AMUSEMENTS
    122 6 ALHAMBRA.—"This b The Life" G 15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL.—"SmaII Town Girl," 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION—"Jack Of All Trades" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH—Chinese picture 7.15 and 9.15 p.m. GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-shows. Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas: Globe Theatre— "Man on the Flying Trapeze"—7ls and 9.30 p.m.
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      298 6 0Ĕ MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL TONIGHT Cocktail Dance Dinner Dance 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. (informal) 9.30 to midnight AND THE POPULAR CABARET ATTRACTION THE COWAN BAILEY REVUE Cowan and Bailey—Ted and Evelyn—Estelle Davis. Last Four \iul I s First Performance at 10.15 p.m. Prompt NON-DINERS $1.00 UP TO 11.15 PM. SATURDAY
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      34 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE I, Kuek Seah Eng, have left the Great World Show, as from the end of Junp 1936, in order to take up the management of the Slnfnpore TVuw V.v f\. L
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      113 6 s Postal Intelligence h SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Rengat and Tembilahan (Ban Siong Bee) noon Pontianak (Raub) 2 p.m. Pamangkat, Sambas arid Singkawang (Boelongan) 4 p.m. TO-MORROW Ceylon (Sphinx) noon Netherlands Indies, Bagan and Selat Pandjang (Hong Thong) 3 p.m. Bengkalis and Laboean Bilik (M. S. Kampar 3 p.m. Java,
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    JAPAN'S NEW POLICY IN FINANCE
    756 7 MOVES TO LOWER MONEY RATES PARTL Y EFFECTIVE Tokyo. THE Japanese Government has now I bt en in office for more than two ninthsSo far it does not seem to have mU ch to live up to the great which attended its for- it was
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    LOAN ISSUE
    785 7 Absorption May Bp Difficult At i 5« I? n.,n! a second ary reason Tor post- 1 ».ent of the intended further large-scale expansion of armaments lies in the present financial situation itself. The capital market does not seem to be sO very far from the point where the
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    TAXATION PLANS
    550 7 Failure To Inspire Necessary Confidence The second reason for criticism of the Minister's policy is his failure to inspire the confidence necessary for greater investment activity among the business community. It seems that Dr. Baba has departed, at least in theory, from his predecessors principle that there must
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    OPOSSUM SKINS
    107 7 Brisbane, June 24. The Minister for Agriculture expects that "during the open season for opossums in Queensland, which commences on July I, about 1,500,000 skins will be obtained. The decision to declare an open season aad been made after consultation with which was the chief clearing centre for
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    TO SMOKE OR NOT TO SMOKE?
    319 7 Inconclusive Debate At Oxford (By Air Mail* Oxford, June 24. TERM has virtually ended, but large 1 numbers of undergraduates are still in residence doing the drf aded "schools" or staying up for the Commemoration Week festivities. A recent Congregation saw a mild "fracas"
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      39 7 NEED A ĔĔmL better J gjf|H LAXATIVE—TAKE fif H CHOCOLAX! TASTY like a j|| ■B chocolate candy. EFFECTIVE yet j|| flj acts gently and thoroughly l ke ECONOMICAL —40 Tablets in a j|| "Climate proof" FREDERICK STEARNS&CO "■-'to.s-."6 1
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      82 7 H THE H FIRE MM GUARDIAN BOON SENG <>~ LTD. lfr pAM rr|N I Its unique feature is that it is a I sheet of steel network, wherein all i r i itm/ the strands are members and ar f connected rigidly; thus th: v cannot 1 V I be
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      160 7 CHARMING -BECOMING INEXPENSIVE i ii ST UNPACKED AMERICAN DAY FROCKS c Delightful Range of new, oH«if' >f nal refreshing and youthful /tfflltWi Ft Pi' styles in MORNING FROCKS c< w4>L 6 Smart \>u Nock Lines, attrac- j tiVe ,uttons i aho,s and frilled S|j Cut and styled on very fashion--1
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    TOTE'S £6,000.000 TURNOVER
    297 8 Nearly 20 Per Ceni Increase (By Air Mail» London, June 24 THE turnover of the totalise too operated by the Racecourse Bottl: Control Board, on a total of 105 rac. courses, amounted in 1935 to £6.149.25"' an increase of 19.73 per cent or w £1.000,000 on 1934
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      761 8 JANE WITHERS does it again Don't miss this breezy, musical show i ALHAMBRA F "'^lSiP 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 Y^^^lfe, JA X X 20*4 in 20th Century-Fox Films' Saucy j| J This Is The Jfijy i She Dances for you! Mb *mm -^»m——— IraSToYAt r T J P ALL SHOWS PACKED!
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    JOHORE POSTMAN'S LAPSE
    602 9 Theft From Registered Letter (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 5. REGISTERED envelope said to have A contained a letter and $8 in cash was despatched from the Post Office at Bekok by a Chinese to the address of certain coffee shop in Kulai. When the
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    WHOLE TOWN FINED
    127 9 s <*qucl To Sniping On Troops In Palestine Reuter Wireless. Jerusalem, July 2. poundf C h C o tiVe u fine of 2 000 Palestinian wh-rl n ""Posed on Hebron, tui> Snr^ st ni S h t fired at Capof ''bp' n a Lanc e Corporal Eraser
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    SPANISH TROUBLE
    75 9 '»<Jinh And Revolver Outrages c Madrid, July 3. 2nd revolver battles C -md Socialists navs City during the past the J hcurs A.new building ol bomb n? was Wown up by four explodPri i m ay and four to* 1 als° nigh» a working-class suburb last Two V"
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    THE NORTH-EAST COAST
    1182 9 SHIPBUILDING Some Important Completions SHIPBUILDING can now be said to be fully into its swing on the Tyne, Wear, Tees, and at West Hartlepool, and with so many orders in hand work is now more continuous than it has been for a considerable time past. Two or
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    LOCARNO POWERS
    106 9 Another Meeting To Be Held British Official Wireless. London, July 5. AS a result of conversations at Geneva between M. Blum, M. Delbos, Mr. Eden, M. Van Zeeland and M. Spaak, it was agreed that a further meeting of the Locarno Powers, whose representatives drew up the London
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    U.S. DROUGHT
    64 9 Elaborate Government Relief Measures Reuter Wireless. Washington, July 3. With reports of drought ravage pouring in from all sides, the Government relief plans have taken a more definite form. The administration is now allowing farmers to increase their without affecting benefit payments while the Agricultural Control is preparing
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT
    46 10 The engagement is announced between Miss Tan Choo Neo. fourth daughter of Mrs. Tan Chwee Teck and the late Mr. Tan Chwee Teck, and Lim Quay Taw, son of Mr. Lim Ah Wah and the i late Mrs. Lim Ah Wah of Singapore.
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    UNCONVINCING
    807 10 njpHOUGH it make* interesting reading, the pamphlet issued by the Rubber Growers' Association, setting forth the correspondence which has taken place between the Association and H.E. the Governor and High Commissioner regarding taxation of the rubber industry, contains nothing new. The correspondence is nearly a year old and it
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    BLUE SHIRTS
    104 10 Working For Chiang In Th? South Sin Chew Jit Poh. Canton, July 6. |T is reported that Marshal Chiang Kai m B fiS a powers, styling themselves the 31ue Shirts." have bought over a number of officers in the Canton Air r orce Nine 'planes disappeared during night
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    CORRECTION OF DATE
    142 10 Memorial Hall Lecture Next Sunday Owing to a misprint it was announced in Saturday's Malaya Tribune that the lecture by Pastor W W R lake on "The Coming Commonwealth pi Nations.' supported by selections by the Seminary Choir and Orchestra conducted by Mr. E. J. Joh-nson woulc'
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    94 10 Monday, June 29 In the afternoon His Excellency presented the C.M.G. to the Hon Ungku Aziz of Johore ft! Government House. Wednesday, July 1. In the morning His Excellency presented the Colonial Police Long Service Medal to Subedar Tota Singh at Government House. At noon H.H. the Sultan
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Chinese In Siam
    168 10 NOTES COMMENTS Chinese In Siam THE Chinese Economic Mission to Siam has rendered very valuable service by clearing away misunderstandings. In particular, it has contradicted .he rrport, spread persistently by irresponsible persons, that, the Chinese were badly treated in that country. In a speech delivered shortly before ihe mission left
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    Charing The Air
    141 10 j'HE allegation that Chinese in Siam are not well treated is an old one and is typical of the reckless statements made by a cer;ain type of politician. Recently the Chinese Labour delegate at Geneva, in an address on the subject cf the International Labour Office, declared:
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    When The Light Failed
    162 10 JN the Singapore Diocesan Magazine the Bishop of Singapore tells oi v hat he calls an "illuminating experience" in a church up-country. "Just as I entered the pulpit to preach," he writes, "the electric vanished. There was nothing for but to plunge into the announcem-.. of
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    Abdomen Shot
    256 10 PARAGRAPHIST in a conler waxed humorous the other day a report which appeared in the Itibui describing an elephant hunt Kuala Kangsar, in which a p officer nearly lost his life. The writer of the paragraph i■■. tintly found much to tickle him in th statement that the
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    328 10 By "Looker Oi t "JO the young man in love nothing is an obstacle," declares a writer Especially if it happens to be in the bank. A cannibal chief is reported to have eaten his mother-in-law, father-m--iaw and two sisters-in-law. Living on his wife's relations, as
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    SIAMESE NAVY TO BE MORE THAN DOUBLED ORDERS TO JAPAN AND ITALY
    262 11 23 NEW SHIPS Plans Revealed To The Tribune Sinuaprre, Monday. INTERVIEWED by a Malaya Tribune representative this morning, Commander K. C'hudo, Japanese Naval Attache in Bangkok, who arrived in Singayesterday on a holiday visit, revealed that the Siamese
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    ART GIFT TO ROME
    51 11 Mr. Richard Sickert, well-known Engpainter. has presented to the in Government his full length porof Baron Aloisi, who was lately the Italian delegate at the League of Nations. accepting the painting the ian Ambassador in London says it I will be assigned to the Royal Gallery
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    WHY CLUBS ARE TO BE TAXED
    310 11 Revenue Need i OPIUM SOURCE FAILING GOOD deal has been made in certain quarters of the fact ihat the Straits Settlement* Government is taking- steps to place a three per j cent, tax OK the profits of clubs and societies under an Ordinance of
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    OFFICIAL STATEMENT
    301 11 Fall in Revenue From Opium The following statement was made to the Malaya Tribun? by the Hon. Mr. H. Weisberg. the Colonial Treasurer. •'Chandu revenue *s falling; as the result of the deliberate policy of Government to eliminate opium smoking from this ountry in due Urn?. Roughly speaking,
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    HOW MELROSE MET HIS DEATH
    765 11 MACHINE BLOWN TO PIECES IN THE AIR Melbourne, July 5. THE young England to Australia flyer, C. J. Melrose, crashed and was killed here to-day.—Keuter. At the age of 21, "Jimmy" Melrose broke the record for a flight from Australia to England and within six
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    17 MARRIES 100
    65 11 And The Girl Is Rich And Beautiful Belgrade. A 17-year-old girl has married a man aged 100 at Agitch, a village in Bosnia. Yugoslavia. The girl, Zena, is rich and beautiful She had many young suitors but she chose Djevad, the centenarian. They were engaged for a
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    SOVIET STEAMER WRECKED
    105 11 Feared Heavy Loss Of Of Life Reuter. Tokyo, July 6. SAPPORO message states that the "fi Soviet .steamer Lima, 4,000 tons, lrom Viadivostock for Fentropavku.sk, with yOO Russians aboard, mostly fishermen en loute to the fishing grounds, was wrecked on Saturday on desolate Onnekoian Island, in the
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    A WORLD RECORD
    63 11 Reuter. Frankfurt, July 6. THE (i"rman Airship Hindenburg 1 arrived here at LSI a.m. (8.5. T.), establishing a world record for ihe return journey by completing the distance from Lakehurst (New Jersey) in 45 hours 39 minutes. The total time for the journey to and from Eakehurst
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    NAVAL FORCE IN THE YANGTSE
    218 11 Japanese Move CHINESE ATTITUDE STIFFENS Shanghai, July 6. piVE Japanese warships have appeared at Sungming Island, at the estuary of the Yangtse River. Their motive is unknown. Vice-Admiral Oikawa, the Commander of the stii Japanese Fleet, left Tsingtao, Shantung, yesterday after completing negotiations with the
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    F.M.S. STAMPS
    139 11 Written Order Needed In The Straits Singapore, Monday. THE sale of F.M.S. stamps was discontinued in the Straits Settlements as from July 1 last, the reason being ehat the interchangeability of the Malaya" stamp among all administrations of the Malayan Postal Union has removed the necessity for the
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    SEVERE TEST FOR ITALIANS
    158 11 RAINY SEASON Revolt Crushed In Addis Ababa Reuter. Cairo, July 6. THE rainy season has just started and is likely severely to test the Italian occupiers, according to Reuter special correspondent, who has arrived from Addis Ababa. Well-armed bandits in many P*Ha are fiercely opposing the
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    Casson Murder: A Fresh Arrest ANOTHER SYCE IN CUSTODY
    103 12 FOUR ACCUSED Further Inquiries In Perak (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, To-day. PERE was another sensational development in the Casson murdur case this morning when Wahab, another syce was produced in the First Magistrate's court, along with the three other
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    RUBBER LANDS IN JOHORE
    101 12 Bid Of $599,500 Refused At Auction (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 5. ONE of the biggest bids made in Johore for free held land planted with rubber was made to-day at the auction rooms of Cheong Koon Seng and Co., Ltd., Johore Bahru. A
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    MAN OVERBOARD
    64 12 Singapore, Monday. THE captain of the Hong Kheng reported to the Shipping Office to-day that a male deck passenger, a Chinese, jumped overboard at 7.15 a.m. on Saturday. No trace of him was found. The agents for the Hong Kheng are the Ho Hong Steamship Co. The ship
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES
    247 12 Two Inniskillings In The Dock Singapore, Monday. rHE fourth session of the Singapore Assizes commenced before the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice N. H. P. Whitley to-day. There are 12 cases on the list, including two of murder, in which the accused are Chinese. Leonard Gourlay and Stuart
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    OTHER PEOPLE'S WARS
    48 12 P Why Nicaragua Left The League v, Managua, July 3. It is revealed to-day that Nicaragua's reason for notifying her resignation from the League is that the question, at present convulsing the League mc foreign to the permanent interest 01 the American countries, and Nicara-
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    CORONATION OF EDWARD VIII
    136 12 Committee To Draw Up Proposals British Official Wireless. London, July 5. A COMMITTEE of the Privy Council comprising 42 persons has been appointed to consider in accordance with such directions as the King may give preparations necessary for the coronation of His Majesty on May 12
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    JUBILEE TRUST
    123 12 Nearly A Million In Hand British Official Wireless. London, July 5. THE first annual report ol King 1 George's Jubilee Trust has been presented to King Edward and shows that at March 31, receipts from dona tions and various sources amount to £1,031,023. Grants to the extent of
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    NOT BREAKING UP
    141 12 Premier Denies Resignation Rumours Reuter Wireless. London, July 2. A flat denial of the reports that h~ was breaking up or that his resignation was imminent, was given by Mr. Baldwin, In a speech at a banquet ceieoratmg the London Conservative Association Centenary. He said, "when I
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    JOHORE BAR COMMITTEE
    124 12 Important Amendments To The Draft Rules (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 5. A MEETING of the Johore Bar Committee was held in the counsel room, Supreme Court, Johore Bahru, yesterday morning with Mr. M. Ismail in the chair. Others present were Messrs. John Laycock, S.
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    BACK FROM THE WAR
    58 12 Great Welcome For Italian Troops Reuter Wireless. Rome, July 2. The first troops to return to Italy from Ethiopia namely a battalion 01 Blackshirt university students, were given, a triumphant welcome when they marched to Ihe Palazzo Venezla Where Mussolini took the salute. Thousand: strewed flower:
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    12 12 Berlin, July 1. An official communication foreshadows the introduction of compulsory agricui-
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    MURDER OF A MILLIONAIRE
    177 12 In Hongkong Three Shots Fired in His Back Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong, July 5. MR. T. T. Ching, the multi-mil-lfl lionalre and ex-Finance Minister of Canton, was assassinated outside his home when alighting from his car. Three shots were fired in his back by a
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    MUTUAL EFFORT FOR PEACE
    89 12 A Union Of American States Reuter. Buenos Aires, July 5. IN a letter to the press on the occasion 1 of the anniversary of the Argentine Independence, the United States Ambassador, Mr. Weddel. declares that in major international questions, the United States and the Argentine are
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    WALL COLLAPSES
    39 12 Singapore. Monday. A student residing in the Malayan Seminary, Upper Serangoon, was injured yesterday afternoon when a wall in one of the buildings collapsed. He sustained abrasions on the back and was conveyed to hospital by ambulance.
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    INDIAN ASSAULTED
    37 12 Singapore. Monday. Shortly before midni?.ht on Saturday an Indian was assaulted by a compatriot who used a knife, stabbing him several times. The incident occurred near the 13th mile Changi. The ambulance was in attendance.
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    BANK MAILBAG THEFT
    179 12 Two More Arrfests MOST OF THE MONEY RECOVERED Singapore, Monday. TWO fresh arrests have been made in connection with the theft of 41,000 guilders from the Nederlandsch Indisch Handelsbank. The men, a Tecchew Chinese, Sim Kirn Joo, and an Indian, Pakiri Mohamed, were produced before Mr. A.
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    Z.H.J. PENANG
    39 12 No Radio Broadcast To-day Singapore, Monday. AWING to essential overhauling of v the Z.H.J. Penang Transmitter, there will be no broad east from this station to-day. It is probable that Z.H.J, will be on the air to-morrow.
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    T.M.S. Government Three Per Cent. Loan
    142 12 IN an advertisement of the FM S !.3g lMn t Per cent. loan, ly&o-oe, a mistake occurred in giving the date of redemption. The paragraph in question should read as follows: The Loan is secured on the general revenues and assets of the Federated
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    "SMALL TOWN GIRL"
    317 12 Janet Gaynor Stars For M.-G.-M. AT THE CINEMAS THE winsome Janet Gaynor is as appealing as ever in -'Small. Town Girl," which is now at the Capitol. The years deal lightly with this fortunate lady, and she is just as "little girlish" as she was when she
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    "THIS IS THE LIFE"
    237 12 Remarkable Acting By Jane Withers Singapore. Monday. DESPITE the fact that she presents a different personality from that of Shirley Temple, Jane Witners, 01 "Ginger," as she is called on the screen, bids lair to become just as popular aa little Shirley with cinema audiences. At
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    Fine Tamil Talkie At The Regal
    49 12 An entertaining Tamil talkie entitled Original Dhruva" will begin a three day run at the Regal Theatre, GevlaiiR Serai, to-night. J b Some well-known Tamil stage anu screen artistes are featured in the oicture. ,c be two Performances nightly, at 6.15 and 9.15.
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    Entertaining Programme At The Ritz
    122 12 n t T t h n 0 C S a f ng t of last night at the Ritz Cinema, Geylang comoris ing two outstanding pictures and a Af th °i S^°l ts drew a full house. 3 Al *5 e o rst house at
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    MUSICAL SOCIETY CONCERT
    748 12 A Brilliant Pianist MR. THORNLEY JO.NEs AS CONDUCTOR Singapore, Monday. ipVERY success attended the concert given by the Singapore Musical Society at the Memorial Hall last night. To begin with, the hall was well filled, surprisingly well filled wh< we remember tne poor attendance at some previous
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    Geneva Uproar On Danzig Crisis NAZI SALUTE IN COUNCIL
    888 13 PUBLIC LAUGHS Committee To Deal With Problem Reuter Wireless. Geneva, July 5. THERE was an amazing scene at the League Council meeting after a debate on the friction in Danzig between the Nazis and the League 2:h Commissioner. Mr. Sean Lester.
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    PRIVATE COOKE ACQUITTED
    166 13 Japanese Indignation Meeting Reuter. Peiping, July 4. DTE. Herbert Cooke of the Worcester Regiment, who was charged with assault and causing bodily harm to Onishi, a Japanese, has been acquitted. The magistrate, in rendering judgment, said the accused had stood trial because he had been identified as
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    MALACCA HAWKERS
    133 13 Sim?: hi Committee To Take Evidence (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sunday. The petitions of the hawkers of Malacca have resulted in the Municipality taking immediate action and to-morrow the hawker's committee will sit to take evidence. The committee is composed of Messrs. Tan Soo Chong, C. F.
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    CHINESE STABBED
    71 13 Receives Four Wounds From Compatriot Singapore, Monday. A Chinese was stabbed in Beach Road, near the market, shortly after 8 o'clock last night. It appears he had made a report against a compatriot at the Beach Road Police Station, and was returning home when he was escorted by
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    Good Performances At A. A. Heats 10 1/5 SEC. FOR 100 YARDS
    880 14 THE FINALISTS Sports Watched By Big Crowd Singapore, Sunday. 11IE preliminary heats of the second f championship meeting of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association was held in brilliant weather on the Singapore Cricket Club ground this afternoon. There
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    CURTAIN FALLS ON WIMBLEDON HELEN JACOBS WINS
    297 14 HELEN JACOBS WINS Four Titles For Britain Reuter. FOUR of the five titles at Wimble don were won for Great Britain this year, representing the biggest run of home victories in the AllEngland Championships for a good many years Perry's victory in the men's singles was followed by wins for
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    Y.W.C.A. TENNIS
    155 14 .Results Of Tournament Ties THE following are the results of last week's ties in the Y.W.C.A. Tennis Tournament: Championship Singles: Miss G. Nathan beat Miss S. Nicholas 6—2, 6—1. Handicap Singles: Miss E. Peche (—3) beat Miss D. Jansen <—3) 6—1, 6—2; Miss Maureen Clarke (+3) beat Miss D. Foston
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS
    284 14 Championship Ties For To-Day Singapore, Monday. PLAY in the Singapore Lawn Tennis champion ships will be resumed Lhis afternoon on the S.C.C. courts. TO-DAY'S TIES Men's Open Singles: N. S. Wise v. I A. Pereira, H. Kamis v. Vadi, Woon Chow- Tat v. Ypng Loon Chang. Lieut. Home v. Chong
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    POLE VAULT RECORD
    49 14 American Beats Last Year's Effort Reuter. 1 Princeton, N.J., July 5. In the National Championships George Varoff, of San Francisco, brol:<> the world pole-vault record with 14 feet 6 1 4 inches, beating Keith Brown's lecord of 14 feet 5 18 inches last year —Reuter. BRITAIN AND OLYMPIC SOCCER
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    BRITAIN AND OLYMPIC SOCCER
    41 14 Reuter. London, July 4. Great Britain has decided to compete in the Olympic soccer tournament. Reuter. Loh Wah K't <S C A A A who wa* third in the High Jump event, in tne Singapore A.A. heats. He cleared sft 6ins.
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    "SKINS" SECURE CHAMPIONSHIP
    567 14 Command Sports SUCCESS IN TRACK EVENTS Singapore, Monday. REPEATED successes in the track events saw the Royal Inniskilling FusHiers win the Combined Services Athletic Team Championship of Singapore amid the cheering of a large number of spectators at the new Cllman Barracks sports ground on Saturday. A
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    CHINA OLYMPIC TEAM
    36 14 Soccer Eleven Draw With India Reuter. Calcutta, July 4. THE match between India an.', the Chinese Olympic Games too* ball teame belore a crowd of 15 r .,00.- ended in a .ie-all draw.—Reuter.
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    HENLEY REGATTA ENDS
    195 14 THE FINALS Success Of Foreign Crews Reuter. i London, July 4. THE Primje Minister, Mr. Stanley Baldwin, was present at Henley to-day, the weather being sunny and there being a slight wind. In the semi-finals of the Thames Cup, Kent School (America) beat Browne and Nichols (America)
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    136 14 Yorks Score At Will vs. Surrey Reuter. London, July 4 THE following are the close of play seor--les in county cricket matches started to-day:— At Manchester. Lancashire 435 tor 8 wickets v. India. (Washbrook 113. Oldfield 107». At Leeds. Yorkshire 413 for 2 wickets v. Lanes. tSutcliffe 129,
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    BOXING AT K.L.
    120 14 Eagle And Johnson Share Honours iFrom Our Oion Report c Kuala Lumpur, Juh YOUNG Johnson, the F.M.S Ug i weight champion, was held to draw by Joe Eagle in a bout twelve three-minute rounds at the Olympic stadium here this even: Both boxers weighed in at 9.6.
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    Raffles Beaten In Annual Match GOOD VICTORY FOR MEDICOS
    518 15 THE WEEK-END CRICKET IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Monday. Till; annual two-day cricket eni Minter between Raffles College and Ihe Medical College, which be«.tn on Saturday on the Raffles College grounds, was continued yesterday meaning and ended in a g«MI victory for the
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    DRAWN GAME
    275 15 Indians v. S.R.C. At »»alestier A V.. m in tlle cric^et muitH Indian Association and day tiiilcstier Plain on SaturTir'; 1 thp match being drawn. s 'nit.ted first and c'eclated of f. .i r »"sed at 150 for ihe loss v. Recreations Club w;,. sl nu bad position
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    SEVEN FOR 8
    247 15 Nondescripts Bowler's Fine Feat A remarkable spell oi bowling by Samson de Silva for the P.W.D enabled the Club to beat the Nondescripts on Saturday by 105 runs. 011 The P.W.D. scored 133 and the NCC ?l r f^ b ol nd r ed o OUt for
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    GUNNERS BEATEN
    353 15 Chinese Win B> 61 Runs Against R.A. The Chinese defeated the R.A. I Chan>by 64 runs. The Gunners scored 57. Bdr. Weston contributing 34 The Chinese replied with 121. Henry Boon top-scoring with 27. Bdr. Weston bowled well for the Gunners in taking 4 wickets for 9 runs
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    G.L. RAMPLING
    154 15 A British Rimmr Of Promise IF Great Britain cannot count on any certain victories in the Olympic Games, at ieast she should be able to giye a very good account of herself in the quarter mile To change the sex (and to be at the i same time
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    492 15 Bogey Competition ISHKKWOOD& HAMLYN TIK r pilK July Boirey of the Singapore '..< Club was played at Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted in a tic in A" division between Ft. J. Isherwood and T. G. Hanilyn with a score of 1 up. in a
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    MALACCA TENNIS
    204 16 Annual Championship Results (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sunday. THE following are the results of games played In the M.L.T.A. Championship meet. Open Singles (1st round): C. F. Gomes beat H. S. Lee (6—3, 7—5); Lam Yet Seng beat C. A. de Vries (6—1, 6—4); J V. Chinniah
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    S.A.P. BEAT "TERROR"
    76 16 Placing at the Junior Civil Service Association ground yesterday thfH.M.S. "Te-ror" w«re defeated by the Social Athletic Pa-tv by 3 clear goa.~ in a friendly footba 1 match. Tee Sang opened the score for th Party during the first half, then ChenHoe and Ban Send added two
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB
    639 16 Third Rowing Regatta FINAL FOR ILLAWARA CUP The Itoyal Singapore Yacht Club will hold the third Rowing Regatta of the season on Friday, July 10. Spectators' launches leave Clifford Pier at 5.15 p.m., and the start will be at 5.30 p.m. The first race on the
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    C.A. TOURNAMENTS
    313 16 Tennis, Billiards And Ping-Pong THE following ties were played oft last week:— TENNIS DOUBLES HANDICAP:—Tan Chiap Choon Seah Peng Kwang (-31 beat Chia Keng Tye Chua Cheng Hock (-6) 2 6, 6 2 63. TENNIS SINGLES HANDICAP:—Dr. Loh Poon Lip (-12) beat Y. P. Tan (-12) 6 3
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    WINNING POST
    46 16 A New Racehorse For Ird'a Winning Post. 5-year-old brown geld •n« Win nl of Helen's ii has been purchased by the Anglo-Irish Agency of 27, Old Bond Street, Loncon u< no Ind'a Winning Post Is a winner of three races in England last season.
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    Ailothe»^o?ICid»nA in Saturday's Malaya" Cup match. 1
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    SELANGOR CLUB BEATEN
    508 16 Innings Victory Fo S.C.C. (From Our Own Reporttr, Kuala Lumpur, July 5 THE Singapore Cricket Club to-day 1 defeated the Selangor Club cricket by an innings and thrJ» runs in the annual match In the opening innings the rki tors scored 254, of which Pear,* c n
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    SPANISH CONFLICT
    43 17 it Reprisals Against Socialists Reuter. Madrid, July 5. > i i:.-Ls wore killed and 12 i:ilured when Fascists from i:i ed with revolvers ana las on Socialist demonst■U cirid out of revenge for hree Fascists. Socialists were murderea in the city to-day.—Reuter.
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    "PUNCH DRUNK" BOXERS
    109 17 is on foot to do some- punch-drunk" fighter, dragging feet and contypit ed of these cases, ion of boxers, promoters Sydney is making prohoped will prevent such nature. Os idea is that ail medically examined by medical officer once six months. ion it is proposed, should of
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    HEALTH BULLETIN
    406 17 League Of Nations Eastern I Bureau THE following is the Health Bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau for the week ended June 27. Plague. A satisfactory feature for the week is the absence of plague, human or rodent, in any of the eastern ports. Cholera was
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    RECENT ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
    662 17 5,500 Mile Belt MOST SUCCESSFUL YET (By Air Mail) London, June 24. rpHE total eclipse of the sun recently appears to have been one of the most successful ever observed by astronomers. From the Mediterranean to the Pacific, conditions were uniformly favourable, according to Reuter
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    FULHAM'S FOOTBALL POLICY
    191 18 Need To Reconsider Their Tactics IF relative positions in the Association Football League table were a reliable guide in this connection, it would seem mat Fuiham ou.iht to reconsider their tactic*. These are cci Lainly not of the modem srbool (which minht also be supposed *o 'oc
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF
    245 18 Kepp 1 (LC, Beat Island (Tub THE match between the Keppel Golf Club and the Island Club played over Keppel links on Sunday. July 5 resulted in a win for the home team by 7to 4Vi, as under: (Keppel G. C. mentioned first. KEPPEL GOLF CLUB J. M.
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    FINNISH SPITZ
    152 18 New Breed Of Dogs In England The latest breed of clop: to be introduced in'-o England is the Finnish Spit*, and the few that have made their ao pearnnce in the London streets havr 3roused considerable interest. The dog, except for its colour, migh: bo regarded as a
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    140 18 Visit By Singapore Team (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 5. THE, Kampong Kapor Union Football team, Singapore, visited Johore Eahru to-day and met the P.W.D. on the Istana padang and won by 4—2 The visitors led 3—o in the first half and then the P.W.D. made
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    RIFLE SHOOT
    201 18 Results Of Campet t on In Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sunday The following are the results of the B R A. shoot which took place to-day at the Rifle Range, Bukit Sebukor. The p.tees were distributed by Mrs. Curran-Sharpe. Event No. 1 —220 yds. Deliberate nett:
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    62 18 The following will represent the Mercantile Institute Ist vs. Govt. Printing Otlice Ist at lootball on Tuesday July 7. at Printing Ground, Serangoon Road: A. Lourdes; Seah Keng Loy <capt.»; R. Hendricks; M. Hassan: S. Din: J. E. Law; P Pereira; Michael Voon; M. Salleh: T. X Vellu;
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    PADMORE SHIELD
    97 18 Billiards Championship Results Singapore, Monday. CHIO Eng Wah (SiongBoo) the holder of the Padmore Shield, was eliminated from the competition at the Metrcpole Hotel on Saturday night, by Salleh bin Kassim, of the Fatul Karib Club. The score was 300—249. Eng Wah made a break of 58, but
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    CHINESE ASSOCIATION
    232 18 Tennis, Ping-Pong Tournaments The following are the ties for the Chinese Association tennis, ping-pong and billiards tournaments:— TENNIS DOUBLES HANDICAP July 7. Tav Keng Hock and Hoo Chew Hung (.—3) v. Lee Chim Quan and Kiong Chin Eng (scr). July 8. Lim Boon Hin and Yap Kirn Swee
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    WADE ENGAGED
    114 18 South African Captain To Wed re Girl Miss Irene Margaret Horton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Horton, of Idiicote, Shipston-on-Stour. has cabled ncr parents stating that she has become engaged to Mr. Herbert Wade, captain of the South African cricket which toured England last year. Her
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    DAVIS KEEPS TITLE
    92 18 His 1,930 Over Newman JOE Davis tChesterfield), holder, on |f Saturday, won the professional billiards championship for the seventh time. He beal Tom Newman (London) by 1,920 points in their fortnight's game For the whole final Davis averaged 125 and Newman 114. The best breaks of the
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    FIRST RACE FOR CLIFFORD CUP YACHT CLUB RESULTS
    189 18 Good Conditions In Harbour Singapore, Monday. AN Sunday, July 5, the "B' Class sailed the first race of a series for the Clifford Challenge Cup during which a very light breeze ir.'. n the S-W. prevailed. The sea v,i s smooth and
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    JOHORE CHINESE F.A.
    322 18 To Enter League Competition Next Year 1 (From Our Own Correspondent! Johore Bahru July 2 A general meeting of the Johore Chinese Football Association was h-'d at No. 74. Jalan Trus (Green S Association) with Mr. Low Tor- Man: v the chair. There was a large gathermg
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    Corporal J. Kerr or the Royal untitled killing fusiliers winning the neat in tne semi-finals of the 220 yards Flat Race at the Sin -. A.A. heats.
    26 18 Corporal J. Kerr or the Royal untitled killing fusiliers winning the neat in tne semi-finals of the 220 yards Flat Race at the Sin A.A. heats.
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    WELSH WOMEN-ARE WONDERFUL
    728 19 BOILED BONES Goocness Of The Schoolteachers Swansea, May 24. ■IU -hops are shut and the I pita stand desolate, but -allflowers and forget-me-nots the gardens, and Miss walks down the street incy white bow at her throat. jh Welsh women are wonderr„l the men who show the
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    ITALIAN'S ESTATE
    169 19 Left To Mussolini As A Lsgacy Perth, June 24. BERNARD De Prada, an Italian, who died on May 13 at the the age oi' 68 years, left the greater part of his estate to Benito Mussolini. A retired farmer and timber worker, de Prada iived at Marylands, West
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    MARRIAGE MENDING
    148 19 Novel Plan By South Australian Government Adelaide, South Australia, June 2*. An experiment in settling matrimonial disputes by conciliation is to be tried by the South Australian Government, which hopes to prevent many domestic differences from being brought before the Courts and to have the parties happily re-united.
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