Malaya Tribune, 7 July 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIII.- No. 158. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, July 7, 1936. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. JULY 7, 1936. FIVE ICE^tS
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      64 1 i Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya MILK A T IT S B EST SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE RRAND I Hint* Cross Milk Is Especially Made For Bahies. It j Contains The \oiirisliiii<» And Essential Ingredients i Baby Specialists Recommend. lie Sure You Get Blue j Cross Milk. The Perfect Baby
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      10 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORNING TRIBUNE I
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES ORIENT-NORTHERN EUROPE
    397 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES ORIENT-NORTHERN EUROPE NEW SERVICE Vessels And Their Facilities REFERENCE has previously been made to the inauguration of a new Japanese service from the Orient to Northern Europe, to be run jointly by the Kokusai Line and Nippon Yuscn Kaisha, and operated by the latter company. Furtherf details
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    LIGHTING IN TIME WITH MUSIC
    413 2 ON SHIPS B. T. H. Thyratron Dimmer JJANCING on board ship at sea is a highly romantic exercise, to which music, movement and mood contribute in alnio*f t-jiual proportions. The most important factor, howc er, is that intangible thing called atmosphere, which may perhaps be
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      442 2 I h BRITISH I INDIA P. O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. SOMALI 6,810 July 7 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
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      49 2 j O. S. K. Announces NEW REDUCED FARES TO ENGLAND VIA AFRICA, RETURNING TO SINGAPORE VIA SUEZ £103-8-0 Up Fare provides Singapore Africa O.S.K. Cabin Class; Africa! England Union Castle 2nd Class; London- Singapore N.Y.K. 2nd Class. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, f Apply to I O.S.K. PASSAGE DEPT., |i Singapore.
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      562 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 July 8 S.J. HAKONE MARU July 23 s.s. SUWA MARU Aug. 6 s.s. SUWA MARU Aug. 20 Rates to Ist Class 2nd
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      376 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M.S. Sham MEONIA 7-7 7-7 8-7 10-7 ALSIA 28-7 28-7 29-7 31-7 BORINGIA 18-8 18-8 19-8 21-8
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      430 2 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD W* P Incorporatea in Germany). The undernoted are the Company intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due S'por 19.16. "HAVEL" July 28 "GNEISENAU" omits North China July 29 HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN:— "NECKAR" also calls Malta, Tripoli, Marseilles, Oran, Casablanca,
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    173 3 RUBBER PRICE UP SLIGHTLY Fair Interest In Near Shipment from Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Tuesday morning. Singapore: 27 cts., up Va ct. Market Tone: Steady. London: l 3 Ad., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. New York: 16 7 16 cts., up 116 ct. Market Tone: Quiet. RUBBER The
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    RUBBER CROPS
    60 3 The following are rubber crop returns lor June. Ayer Kumng < F.M.S.> Rubber 88 500 Badek Rubber Estate (Staffield Estate) 22 50'J Bradwall i F.M.S.* Rubber ***** Chersonese < F.M.S. > 80 875 Dennistown Rubber (Dennistown Estate I 45 399 Highlands Lowlands Para 16o!boO Klabang Rubber 93 000
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1518 3 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following share quotations are issued by Fraaer and Co. and Lyall and Evatt:— MINING Singapore. Tuesday, 10 a.m. Issufc. Fraser Lyall Value Co Evatt *l- Ampat 4j3 4j9xd 48 5|3 $1 A. Kumbang 28|- 29|- 27|6 28 6 £1 A. Malay 57,6
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    RUBBER IN U.S.
    156 3 Decrease In April Consumption (By Air Mall) (From Our Own Correspondent j London, June 24 THE American rubber consumption figure for May although not quite up to market anticipations was considered very satisfactory. At 50,482 tons, the total shows a fait of 1,415 tons on April, but
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    MALAKA PINDA RUBBER
    37 3 The output of the Malaka Pinda Rubber Estates, Ltd, for the month of June 1936 amounts to 42,400 lb. making a total of 374,200 lb. for the ten months of the current financial year.
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET
    351 3 U.K. Stocks Show Further Decrease MESSRS. Lewis and Peat, Ltd.. London, reported as follows on June 23 PLANTATION—The market although quiet has remained very steady during the week and prices show a slight advance. A further decrease in United Kingdom stocks for the sixteenth successive week has
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    199 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, Tuesday. MINING: The eventual acquiescence of Bolivia in allocating her unproduced tin quota to the other three signatories and participating countries is a pointer to their strong desire for the renewal of the tin restriction scheme. This also augurs well for the control exercised by
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    EAST LONDON RUBBER
    344 3 Furth-r Progress l ast Year useful reserve. Storks showed a reduction of son.*- 20.000 in spite of four new depot., having been opened, but under the nresent conditions a figure of £200.000 oi thereabouts should be regarded a;; normal. The debtors figure as shown was alter deduction
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      134 3 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. 'Incorporated in the S.S.) 31-A. Chulia Street, 'Bonham Building) Singapore, juinonsed Capital $4,000,000 Issued, Subscribed and P3id U P $1,000,000 Telegraphic Address: TYEHUBANK Telephone Nos: 5182, 5183, 5184, 5185 5186. Board of Directors: wee Kheng Chiang. Esq., Chairman, Moo Bene Cheang, Esq., Deputy Chionh Ke
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      103 3 The Sfec Ilai Tong Banking Ins. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in S.S.) Authorised Capital $2,000,000 Subscribed and Paid Up $2,000,000 General Reserve $2,000,000 Head Office. 56, 57 58, Chulia Street, Singapore. Telegraphic Address SZEHAITONG Board of Directors. Lee Wee Nam Esq., Cnalrman Managing Director, Tan Yeow Thuan Esq., Deputy Chairman. Ong
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      659 3 J THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE, j 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, Hansow Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsinking, Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angeles, j Manila, Mojl, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New
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    FEWER UNEMPLOYED IN BRITAIN
    129 4 Further Fall Revealed By June Returns British Official Wireless. London, July 6, AN increase in the number of persons in employment 'and a further fall in the number unemployed are revealed In the June returns of the Ministry of La bour. It Is estimated that at
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    22 4 Mr. 8. Doralsamy, financial assistant. Straits Settlements Volunteer Force, wIU be retiring shortly after having served the Government for over 35 years.
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    LATE CAPT. TAN SOO HOCK
    356 4 Malacca Residents To Erect Memorial (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday rE Committee appointed at the public meeting held in May to consider the erection of a suitable memorial to the late Capt. Tan Soo Hock J.P., met yesterday and decided to have a bronze
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    CHINESE MINISTER
    68 4 Cordial Welcome By The Nazis Reuter. Berlin, July 7. TFFORTS are being made cordially m welcome Mr Tal Chi Tao, President of the Examination Yuan in Nankin*, when he arrives to-morrow He will have lunch with Herr Von pnd on Friday «pill be received for Chancellor Hitler and
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    CONTRACT AWARDED
    37 4 New Residential Area At Batu Pabat contract for the construction o: '0 quarters on the new residential are.", at Batu Pahat amounting to $243,230. haf been awarded to the Singapore hrtr Engineers and Contractors, Ltd
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    SMALL YACHT HERE
    55 4 The Pelawat, a yachi of eight Juriarrived from Trengganu at l p m ve terday Capt. Stratton Brown is tne ovi r and runs the vessel with a crew of fmir It is departing for Port Swettenhnn: the date of departure is uncertain yacht Is at present
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    41 4 i QI Mrs Landor aad familv affe leaving for Homp on lhe Patriae tti> 8»r Andrew McPadyean, one ul lliv <"* rectors of the British North B jtjiw (Chartered) Comp&nv. is due at Slittfu--pore from England bv the Hector .»n July 11.
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      1106 4 t "SCHIFFNEirS" T MEYER MANSION (North Bridge Road) entrance just round the corner. S are showing the latest models of Millinery from such fashion j centres as Paris, Vienna, London and Berlin. J Ladies' dresses, jumpers, bags Novelties are exhibited in such i variety that many are surprised to find
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      758 4 SHERIFF'S SALE. IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 224 of 1936. Writ of Seizure Sale dated 17th June, 1936. Between Waghi Lakhmidas trading as Lakhmidas Co., Plaintiffs And A. Rajagopal Naidu Co., Defendants. AUCTION SALE OF Stock-in-trade of a trunks shop comprising 2
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      476 4 ORDINANCE 155 (COMPANY). CHANGE OF NAME. NOTICE is hereby given that as from the Ist day of July, 1936 the name of WEILL MONTOR LTD. has been changed to MONTOR LIMITED. G. AURELY. Secretary of Montor Limited. DISTRICT COURT SALE. W.D. No. 1467 of 1936. t In the cause of
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      123 4 p B E ALWAYS IN TIME Take all Clocks or Washes that go wrong to !Vkt&MWMt 429. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (Near Middle Road). Contractors for the Repair of Clocks and Watches to the British Army and R.A.F. Base in Malaya. j PS. Falling Hair T- stop SCALP STARVATION II 4«
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      35 4 Tel 978«. BE CP—TO—DATE I HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED AND well-dressed: CON8ULT US POR A PAIR OF MODERN. SMART AND WELL-PITTED EYE-GLASSES. 8IQHT-TESTING FREE. Expert Workmanship OuwHineefl NEW CHINA OPTICAL OK l*. High Street. SINGAPORE.
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    U.S. CIVILISATION CRUMBLING
    1305 5 SEXUAL MORALS THROWN ASIDE iMERICAN civilisation is grimly indicted in a book just published by h i of the Republic's most distinguished scientists. Dr. Alexis Carrel I c research staff of Rockefeller Institute, and Nobel Prize winner in 1912. k is entitled, "Man, The Unknown," and is
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      88 5 vrain at&riome to in Airiness 2fPort«nHj come! Nine out of wen are waiting for Opporn ley wish, they dream, they hey complain. The tenth king ahead, seeing what he for himself one, two or three by Training with THE ACCOUNTANCY, London I Accountancy, Banking. ecretNTShip, Matric, and Coupon trTl B
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      206 5 I FEARED 1 J [SERIOUS TROUBLE 4 "For month* I suf- V^^T 7 ferrd pains after rating. *a \i Sv V Ml uorrtrtl jar fear jff A \Sf a\v I of a serious rhrotw ail- g£t jf\ v \Jm\lrA 1 y MMI perhaps ci en tf 1 g*^£§2*k But It
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      109 5 LIQUIDATION STOCK SALE HUNDREDS HUNDREDS OF USEFUL F USEFUL BARGAINS barges NOW IN FULL SWINg! CALL AND BE CONVINCED. WRITE OR SEND FOR BARGAIN LIST. FRANKEL BROS. 1 v f V v i ,'(W®< 'V THB spi it op friendship So?e Agcr.cs:-SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd., Singapore -Johore-Malacca and Negri Sembilan.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping PASSENGERS BY THE PATROCLUS
    161 6 The following passengers are sailing for Home by the Patroclus, which will leave Singapore to-moirow: Mr. and Mrs. P. J. R. Waugh. Mr. E. F. Evans, Sir George A. Weir, K.C.B Dr. and Mrs. Landor, Mrs. E. Hitcham,
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    ARRIVALS RY THE HECTOR
    68 6 Thr following pnaseiiftcrs tor Strails port-, are travjllin» by tho Hrclor. duo at Singapore or .Tilly 11:Str Andrew Mr and Ml.". U. K Milliard. Mt. and Mrs D Nelson, Mr iid Mr, W. B. Hall, Mr. K N BU'ft; Mr.-, W G Abi; Iflfc. Miss 3.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    91 6 1.-, lam!, Brit 3,014 ton* from Osaka. G.7 to Calcutta 7 7. MU:;IU'\T 1.739 Lonfl from Hunfi Kouv 0 in Pcnang 9 7, Thctien 4 Dutch; 1.171 tons: from Pa< embont; 0 7 to Palembang 7 7. To ha Ni'thorlnnd. 084 ion* from Djambi 0 7 to Djrunbi
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    THE HARBOUR
    108 6 6UIPii ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR LXPLCTfcJJ TO AKitIVE Singapoie. Juiy 7. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) lolami 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Yasukuni Maru 18; Katong 15; Potroclus 13; Kedah 11; Teiresias 7. Empire Dork (Entrance Ga*** 3> Cingalese Prince 32; Asasaii Maru 37. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    48 6 Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air i Qantas > today. General delivery of letters at 4.05 p.m. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air •Netherlands to-day General delivery of letters at 1 46 p.m. Mails expected from China and Japan by Yasukuni Maru. to-day.
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    25 6 The s.s. Sphinx for Ceylon &c Mails nreviously announced as closinr on July 7 will now elo.se at 1 p.m. on the day.
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    ESPIONAGE IN U.S. NAVY
    131 6 Thompson ps&a 15 Years Reuter. Las Angeles, July 7. THOMAS Thompson, a former petty officer in the United States Navy, who was indicted with To?hio Miyazaki. a ilt .it Commander in the Japanese Navy en 19 shams of violating-the Espionage I and communicating information on national
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    Money Market
    203 6 SELLING Singapore, July 7. London 4 months' sight 2i4j£ London 3 months' sight 24% London 60 days* sight 2 4 3\U London 30 days' sight 2 4 332 London demand 2 4 London T.T. 2 4 IJI6 Lyons and Paris demand 882 Hamburg demand J 42 New York
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    115 6 London. July 6. Paris 75 47 64. Athens 527. sellers. New York 5.02 3 16. I Bucharest 674 Montreal 5.02 7 8 sellers. Brussels 29.68. Geneva 15.35. Geneva 15.32 3 4 Belgrade 220. Amsterdam 7.36%. Montevideo 39 1 16. Milan 63 3 4 sellers official. Berlin 12.43. Buenos
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    JOHORE ITEMS
    98 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 7. Mr. K.H. Bancroft. MC S A.D 0.. Ipoh. has assumed duties as Cdhtroiier of Labour. Johore, in place of Mr. F. V. Duckworth who recently sailed for Home on long leave. A A A The office of Mr. M. V.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    132 6 ALHAMBRA.—"This Is The Life" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL Small Town Gir].'' 615 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION—"Love Before Breakfast,' 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH.-Chine.se put lire 7 I*s and 9.15 p.m. GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-shows. Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas: Globe Theatre— "The Case of the Curious Bride" —7.15
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    AMERICA HONOURS HER DEAD
    95 6 Annual Memorial Ceremony H:)d Americans from .1 <,>,• v. 1Undfcd r mu ;1 i eivniw* Wjl n hcm Cmuplfvv r»i n r whCIT 36H of Ann»ri< .ir <Vu buried. Mr. Dive II M •'Cm > Ft Amba»,sjdoi n Ef!«?»iuo. nocl 'Is•* IV ma.sttr -j Colli"-'! cf
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    TROOFING OF THE COLOUR
    77 6 Pictures By Air Mail \i I!» C apitul rivmrf*:. of ibo Trooping <A llie rtn B.r<haay, rccrh 1 air mail, will bo xliowi» at ttir < to-morrow in Conjunction v,<u ol "Df sirc." Dietncli Tl)»* Tin?jj n" of ttf* Colour ,j nre in the Paramount Bi
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    MR. WILLIAM FANESTOCK
    27 6 Reuter. New York. Ju.. The death Is announced of Mr William Fanestcck. age 78, the oldest ber of the New York Stock Excl neuter.
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      344 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J TO-NIGHT Orchestral Concert Special Dinner 8.i5 to 9.i5 p.m. Dance (formal) 9.45 to midnight AND THE POPULAR CABARET ATTRACTION THE COWAN BAILEY REVUE Cowan and Bailey—Ted and Evelyn—Estelle Davis. Last Three Xitfhts Fir«t Performance at 10.15 p.m. Prompt NON-DINERS $1.00 UP TO 11.15 P.M. SATURDAY NEXT
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      24 6 W when buying Butter Stocked in 1 lb., 2 lb. and 5 lb. Packings bu all high-class Ptorision Dealers. ASenlS: GUTWfalfcgQib (IncnrporaU,! hS s
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      166 6 s Postal Intelligence h SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Ceylon (Sphinx) I p.m. Netherlands Indies, Bagan and Selat Pandjang (Hong Thong) 3 p.m. Bengkalis and Laboean Bilik iM. S. Kampari 3 p.m. Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe and Siak < Hong Kwong 1 3 p.m Java, South-West Sumatra, SEast Borneo.
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      132 6 Diary of the Day j WHAT'S ON Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 7 High Tides:—l 2 a.m., 12.50 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. Div. I RAF v Anson Road Stadium, Comnv Cup, Singapore Harbour Board v Fraser and Neaves, 3.HL2. Tennis: Singapore Lawn Tennis Chan pionships, S.CC. Royal Singapore Yacht
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    Amazing Tricks Of Drug Traffickers BRITISH DEALERS IN EGYPT
    838 7 GOVT. REPORT Fight Against Dope Danger Cairo. TWENTY-NINE persons of British nationality are listed as having been "big dealers" in illicit drugs last rear in the annual report of the Central Narcotics Intelligence Bureau now issued by the Egyptian Government. This
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    TAMILS REFORM ASSN.
    224 7 Successful Anniversary Celebrations THE anniversary celebration of the Tamils Reform Association was heir' at 5 p.m. on Sunday at 20 Klang Road Singapore, the association premises The president of the Association,' Mr A.C. Suppiah, in his speech mentioned briefly the progress of the association during the last
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    U.S. STEEL INDUSTRY
    53 7 Reuter Wireless. Washington, July 3 On the eve of a militant unionisation drive in the American steel industryMiss Perkins. Secretary for Labour, expressed the opinion that there was no reason for nervousness regarding the situation. She regretted the em ployers' auitude and hoped they weie not becoming
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    HORTICULTURE IN MALACCA
    428 7 Exhibition To Be Held Next Month (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Monday. rE Malacca Horticultural Exhibition will be held on Aug. 29 and 30 in the Capitol Theatre grounds. RULES The following are the principal rules governing the show: 1. An entry fee of 10 cents per
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      28 7 THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD Tht Standard by which all olhsr paints are judged RIPOLIN tt, Sofe Ir/e/if j n Malaya: pM. Weinberg, Cecil Street, Singapore ft
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      256 7 I THE IDOL OF THE STAGE AND SCREEN IN A STORY THAT HAS ROCKED THE WORLD WITH LAUGHTER! BUCHRNRN IN A MUSICALVERSION OF X fktm X CMAca. MARLOWE NEXT WEEK PAVILION FRED gets kdp/tcm a Rea/ tlimd x .AiTf FRED.OLD MAN. I MATE TO I iP^ N L +tkC ft
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      326 7 /1// NEW STOCKS I y/|ff JUST UNPACKED THE PRACTICAL CASK FOR AIR TRAVEL 77i£ Super lite EXPANDING SUIT CASE For Air Travellers this forms the really admirable type of roomy and useful case for carrying the maximum of apparel with a minimum of weight and bulk. Sturdy in construction easy
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    BRITAIN'S TRUNK ROADS
    182 8 Government To Take Ov:r Maintenance British Official Wireless. London. July 6. FAR-REACHING proposals, under which the Government will take over he responsibility for the maintenance jf about 4,500 miles of trunk roads was innounced in the House of Commons. The Transport Minister. Mr. Hore Jeasha, said in
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    THE DARDANELLES
    145 8 Draft Of New Straits Convention British Official Wireless. London, July G. TKE Strait conference resumes its i J ***** 3 in Montreux this afternoon. During the interval the British delegation has prepared a new drart of a straits convention to take the placa of he convenUon signed at
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      291 8 "This is the Life" is a picture that should not be missed, for it con- tains a story that win 1 appeal to vnung and old! MALAYA TRIBUNE (yesterday). JANE WITHERS does it again Don't miss this breezy, musical show ALHAMBRA J A M fl>Fwitiii:iis r I in 20th Csiitury-Fox
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      218 8 Positively LAST NIGHT of this Excellent M.-G.-M. Production— j i With your favourite Star in her best role. I j j [CAPSTOL j j to-m<;iit! S With an Outstanding Supporting Attraction S LAUREL and HARDY s in their funniest 2-reel Comedy j "THICKER THAN WATER" J Great Films Of All
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      126 8 t£St PAVILION «-1..3 •fr BEFORE SHE AFTER SHE MET HIM II AKin rt MET HIM! w AND SO „JI SHE <• J MARRIED HiM! W I V in Foi»h floldwift's LOVE BEFORE BREAKFAST J feofunng r- >-V C T C D •j. Preston rUO I l X CESAR ROMERO JANET
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    THREE YEARS FOR ROBBERY
    699 9 STRONG REMARKS OF JUDGE TWO INNISKILLING FUSILIERS SENT TO PRISON Singapore, Monday. TWO privates of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers will spend the next three years behind prison walls for a crime which they had evidently premeditated. Leonard Gourlay and Stuart Wilson, were severely censured by his
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    CAT FOR ARMED ROBBERS
    548 9 Walked Into Police Ambush DESCRIBING their crime as the meanest and most despicable offence ever known in this town, the Acting Chief Justice Mr. Justice N. H. P. Whitley, in the Singapore Assize Court to-day, passed sentence of seven years' rigorous imprisonment and 12 strokes of
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    LIFE SENTENCE
    104 9 Returned After Being Banished Sentence of penal servitude for life was passed by Mr. Justice N. H. P. Whitley In the Supreme Court to-day, on Choa Ah Goh alias Kweh Ah Hoe, a middle-aged Chinese, on his pleading guilty to a charge of returning to the Colony after
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    CHARGE OF THEFT FAILS
    300 9 Man Acquitted Without Calling Defence r„ Dr Singapore, Monday. ERE was an abrupt termination to a trial of alleged theft by a Eurasian, A P. Scully, when, after the evlS C ?w 0m nant Mr C.M.Lee and two other witnesses, Mr. Trevor D m*?^ e V^^.°,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT
    45 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 ihe late Mrs. Lim Ah Wah of Singapore.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    32 10 Mi. Chng Yong Hock and family beg to thank their relatives and friends for having sent wreaths, attended night visits and also the funeral of the late Madam Tay Sai Vim.
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    CLUBS AND TAXES
    821 10 warily where other* rushed in, the Malaya Tribune refrained from commenting on the suggestion that clubs and associations in the colony should pay a contribution tc the revenue until the "other side" had been heard. The Government ofiiciais whom we approached in search of information were ver>
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    TRAFFIC IN WOMEN AND CHILDREN
    88 10 League Conference In Java Reuter. Rppt vtmp f London. July 6. LPLYING to a question in the House of Commons Mr. Eden, announced a m agu e of Nati °ns conference on Efni !5S ?f omen and children was being held in Java next February
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    ST. ANDREW'S MISSION
    73 10 Charity Dance At The New World TK Singapore. Tuesday. The dance held at the New Wnrin St aba Andr°^ Sa iS^ ay to fhoro^Tuc^e^ ***** HoSpitaJ was a m!Slf hall was flUed 10 capacity and S a U nHo, COnviviallty Prevailed. A substantial sum was realised „A
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    SHANGHAI FORCES
    46 10 Brigadier Telfer Smollet To Take Command Reuter. London. July 6 Brigadier Telfer Smollet, former Officer in Command of the Highland Light Infantry will leave Glasgow for Shanghai by the P. and O. Rajputana to take command there in succession to I rnflirr Thnrrrrr nrun
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    PRESERVE HISTORIC LANDMARKS
    292 10 LINKS WITH FORMER DAYS IN MALAYA A plea for the preservation of such ancient landmarks ?s exist in A a city like Singapore is made by "L.C.L." in the following article. THE Colony of Singapore has a history, and, although it may not stretch back into the
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    Trust Societies
    181 10 JN the British Isles the destructive influence has been at work to such an extent that the charm and distinctiveness of much of the countryside has been in danger of being swallowed up and lost for ever. This danger has at last been forced to the fore, and
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    Malayan Needs
    144 10 MALAYA urgently needs a .So. vr, for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. At present we have m. hgialative provision to safeguard out ancient buildings» no Board interest, ed in their preservation, no Inspector-» to examine them periodically, no pressed public opinion to support 11.< pleas of those who
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    The Happy Mean
    162 10 IT is most undesirable to stajenat»* and say that because a building i* old therefore it must be preserved, for it may have become so old to be useless, or it may be of no interest either artistic or historical, but therr is a mean between the
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    Topics Of The Day
    362 10 "Looker Oi" "|N marriage," remarks a novelist, "one must be self-sacrificing and thoughtful." A cynical husband says he knows which one that is. A A A "An egg that is boiled too long is apt to cause indigestion," says a doctor. An egg that is boiled
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    INTERNATIONAL TIN CONTROL SCHEME SAVED PLEASANT SURPRISE FOR MALAYA
    336 11 BOLIVIA FOREGOES SURPLUS NEGOTIATIONS WITH SIAM SIMPLIFIED Reuter. BOLIVIA'S decision to surrender her right to produce 10,228 tons under exports outstanding at the end of May has cleared the air in tin circles. It came as a pleasant surprise locally where
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    SMUGGLING IN NORTH CHINA
    113 11 Decrease In Recent Weeks Reuter. London, July 6. IN the House of Commons to-day, Mr. A. C. Chorlton enquired into the position of smuggling in China. Mr. Eden said he understood that in recent weeks there had been a cer- tarn fall in the amount of goods smugpled into North
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    ARMS FOR ABYSSINIA
    50 11 Undelivered Cargo Goes To Can ton Hongkong. July 7. A CONSIGNMENT of arms from I'inluiul, «minding bombs and ammunition, ordered by Abyssinia, ha* It^rii sold to the Canton Govunmmt. The gunboat Fukan WW '•'ht hrrv on Sunday to transport atmv to C'jnton^—Sin Chew Jit roh SANCTIONS END ON JULY 15
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    SANCTIONS END ON JULY 15
    140 11 Decision Of League Committee London, July 6. IN accordance with the League Assembly's instructions that the Co-ordination Committee should take all necessary measures to repeal the sanctions taken under Article 16 of the Covenant, the Committee, under tne chairmanship of Senor Vasconcellos, of Portugal, this morning adopted the following resolution:
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    MALARIA INCIDENCE
    83 11 On The Decrease In Indo-China Singapore, Tuesday. Two of the doctors who attended thi.-, year's malariology course returned to Singapore this morning by the Sphinx from Indo-China where they had been engaged in field work. They are Dr. T. C. Backhouse, from N>w Guinea, and Dr. Ventruis, from Java. Dr.
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    50 11 London. July 6. The Ethiopian Legation in London has issued a public appeal for £2,000,000 to administer and defend the western part of the country which is still unoccupied by Italy.—Reuter. Luang Pradit. Stamese Foreign Minister who hopes for an early agreement with the International Tin Committee on Siam's quota.
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    AIRMEN DESERTING CANTON
    264 11 "Selfish Leaders" PLANES TAKEN TO NANKING Shanghai, July 7. TNDICATiONS that the policy of the South-west is not at< all popular were forthcoming during the last few days. More than 20 members of the Canton Air Force deserted with nine machines and arrived at Changsha on Sunday.
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    STOP PRESS
    64 11 Result Of Singapore Census Singapore, Tuesday. a result of the Census taken in Singapore on July 1 it is now definitely known, the Malaya Tribune understands, that the population of Singapore within the Municipal limits is still less than half a million. The 1931 Census figure was 445,719.
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    HINDENBURG OVER ENGLAND
    125 11 Questions In House Of Commons Reuter. London, July 6. THE flight of the German airship Hindenburg over England, which has already been the subject of questions in the House of Commons, i. featured in several papers. Last night, on her way to Germany from the United States,
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    AN ASSURANCE BY GERMANY
    174 11 DANZIG CRISIS No Disturbance Of The Peace Reuter. Berlin, July 7. AN assurance that Germany will rt 'ake no step which might disturb the international situation is under itood to have been given by a Foreign Office spokesman, in the absence of Herr Yon Neurath, to
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    MIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA
    92 11 To Be Resumed Within Few Months British Official Wireless. London, July 6. nURING the last few weeks, consuliaJ'tions have been proceeding at the Dominions Office with various Australian statesmen visiting England and the Under-Secretary for the Dominions. Lord Hartington, said to-day that as a result tfcere was
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    NORTH CHINA
    103 11 Japanese Commander Promises Peace Peiping, July 7. INTERVIEWED by Pressmen^ yesterday, 1 General Tashiro, the Japanese Commander In Tientsin, said that conditions in Charhar and Hope! were Improving and hereafter the people in North China would have peace and enjoy life. The report that the strength of the
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    SINHALESE ACQUITTED
    118 11 Breach Of Trust Charge Fails Singapore, Tuesday. Judgment was delivered this morninj by Mr. L. B. Gibson, in the criminal district court, acquitting a Sinhalese, P. D. D. Appuhamy, on two charges ol criminal breach of trust. The charges were a sequel to an alleged deal in diamonds,
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    MR. ANTHONY EDEN QUESTIONED
    322 11 In House Of Commons GERMAN ETHIOPIAN POSITIONS British Official Wireless. London. July 6. T'HE Foreign Secretary. Mr. Anthony Eden» who returned from Geneva yesterday, in the Hous»; of Commons this afternoon, answered several questions. Asked whether he would consider making further representations lo Germany about the
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    SEVERAL DEATH SENTENCES
    206 11 JAPAN REVOLT General On Bribery Charge Reuter. Tokyo, July 6. A 20.000 word statement issued by the Court Martial announces that 19 officers, 75 non-Commissioned officers, 19 soldiers and ten civilians were indicted with complicity in the rebellion on Feb. 26. Of these, 13 officers have been
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    Professional Musician Alleges Libel In Kuala Lumpur STATEMENT IN A SHOP
    103 12 DEFENCE OF FAIR COMMENT MAGISTRATE RESERVES HIS DECISION (Prom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. 'OEOPLE who seek the glare of publicity should be prepared to {"ace fair criticism," said Mr. E. D. shearn, before Mr. J. Calder, in
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    CLAPPING IN COURT
    423 12 Vlagistrate Threatens To Clear It The case has attracted considerable ocai interest and a large number of Europeans were present in court. At >ne stage of the proceedings there wa 1 tapping in court, and the magistrate aia that it it occurred agam he would ia*e to
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    PLAINTIFF'S EVIDENCE
    381 12 ■Career As Professional Pianist Mrfr-DanatwUr the platnJfl. i>i Cob'r E-tu»e. N*gri Sembiian. I «Id that sh? waj> thi? wile of Mr. F. O. jCasnJu&seu, rite. manager of that edftte I"I lIQ i) pafofifttelirnal pianist," she 1 aid. j I sLudied kt \J5f Boyul Academy n Ltn»c)'m uatl then
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    MUSICAL PARTY
    324 12 Requests To Play Al Selangor Club That evening there was a musical party at the Music Studio in Damansara Road. Mr. Riddell came up earlier and we discussed the affair of the morning. He admitted that it was a libel, but told me not to worry about Mr.
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    TWO LETTERS
    577 12 Alleged Boycott Waged Against Her And while you were at the Highlands, you wrote two letters to Mrs. Byron?— Yes. Counsel then referred to the letters and pointed out details which differed from the notes that had been made in the book. Did you write the letters, Mrs.
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    STOPPED THE TALK
    475 12 Thought The Plaintiff Had Not Heard It Mv reply to that remark was: 'Have V hiV U ard Theo^hilus? an <l to that Mn Byron said, Well, I suppose vou suv that Anna Rae is a violinist n rT knowing the situation, I told Mrs. Byron that
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    "VERY FINE VIOLINIST"
    453 12 Mr. Riddeirs Opinion Of Tiie Plaintiff Have you heard a good many violinists in your time? —Yes, a good many. What is your opinion of Mrs. Rasmussen? Is she a violinist?— Yes, a very fine violinist. Have you noticed any change In he playing?—lf anything she has
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    FIVE MONTHS AFTER
    489 12 "Reference To Boycott Not Relevant" Mr. Shearn, in cross-examination: Have you been to the theatre? Yes. Would you be shocked to hear someone say "I don't call that acting" or "I don't call them actors"?—l can't say that I would be shocked. CASE FOR THE PLAINTIFF Mr.
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    DEFENDANTS EVIDENCE
    696 12 Denies Using The Words Quoted In Plaint The defendant, Mrs. Dorothy Gilchrist Byron, wife of Dr. F. E. Byron of the Institute for Medical Research, said that she was not acquainted with the piainHave you ever spoken to her?—No Have you heard her play?— Yes twin* over the
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    MUI TSAI COMMISSION
    60 12 To Hold Session in Malacca To-morrow (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Tuesday. The Mvi Tsai Commission is expected here at midday to-morrow and will take evidence irom prominent Chinese who have been invited to give evidence before them. It is understood that nearly eight prominent Chinese, representing
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    80 12 Singapore, Tuesday. Charges of carrying arms in public ?nd of possession of arms and ammunition without a licence were withdrawn this morning before Mr. Trevor v. Hughes, the Second Magistrate, ana the arrested man, Pang Ah Keuk was discharged. Two other men, Lee Ah Choon and 525 ?in
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    NEW RAJA MUDA OF SELANGOR SULTAN FOLLOWS CUSTOM
    938 13 THIRD SON Settlement Of Long Dispute (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. AFTER 20 months of suspense during which time the title of Raja Muda of Selangor and heir to the throne was in abeyance, the allimportant question was decided this
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    ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
    480 13 Expedition Fails ONE OF THE LEADERS IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Tuesday. AMONG the passengers on board the M, M.. mail Sphinx which arrived in Singapore this morning was Mr. (i. H. Marsden who is returning to India after seeing in Japan the total eclipse of ihe sun
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    RACING SQUABBLES IN SIAM
    81 14 Stewards Resign From Royal Turf Club (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, July 6. THE course of smooth racing by 1 the Royal Turf Cub of Siam was a;tain upset by the resignation durirtg Sunday's racing of three stewards, two foreigners and one Siamese, and the assertions
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    Y.M.C.A. vs. J.C.S.A.
    63 14 The following have been selected to represent the MCA. at football vs. J.CS.A 2nd on the J.C.S.A. Ground (at Balestier Road' on Thursday, July 9, at 510' p.m.:—J Ferguson, Chwang Shin En, Thong Sing Ching, J. Duclo-s, Chan Sam Wing. 6 Pakianathan, P Swvny A Noden, Lim
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    VARSITY CRICKET
    180 14 Cantabs Favoured To Win London, July 6. j TAMBRIDGE, who won by a margin j of 195 runs last season after v three-years run of drawn games, ar<popular favourites for the annua* cricket encounter between the two universities, which opens at Lord's to-day. There is little in the
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    Local Wimbledon Reaches An Interesting Stage GREAT TUSSLES IN MEN'S SINGLES
    925 14 WISE WINS Good Play In Ladies' Doubles Singapore. Tuesday. pi-W in ihe Singapore Tennis Championships was resumed yesterday. The competition is now well on its way and a very Interesting stage has been reached. After the playing of to-day's
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    162,5 MILES PER HOUR
    200 14 Eyston Sets New World Record Bonneville Saitflats tfJUh), July fi. r.\PT. Ororge Eyston, driving his "Speed of thr Wind," covered 1t'2.5 miles in one hour, breaking (he woild record of 159.30 miles per hour established by himself last year in the same spot.—Reuter. CAPT. G E.
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    TEACHERS WIN
    107 14 Johore Team Heal on At Cricket The Singapore Teatrhrr*' Association nu he Johoiv CC. di crlckttt on Frlil:ty ijiM tm the CYyloh Sport* Club •jromitl at B.iltsvLcr anil beat the vM101s fiy S«; IDfIK, ihi Uiii 'co MM. II fid .-eot'eci Ivtfi. i/ir iSiticii 27, D. fc'vi. 24
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    COMMERCIAL CUP
    389 14 Po*t Office Win By Odd Goal Singapore, Tuesday. THE odd goal in three decided the Commercial Cbp match between the Malaya Publishing House and the Post Office on the Singapore Harbour Board ground yesterday evening. Although the Publishers w. re the fiist to open accounts, the Post Office
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    Finalists For A. A. Sports PRELIMINARY HEATS OVER
    251 14 Keen Competition On Padang Singapore, Monday KEEN sport was once again witnessed by a large crowd on the S.R.C. ground to-day when the Preliminary Heats for the Singapore Amateur Athletic Meeting weie concluded. Six competitors qualified for the final in the Putting
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    CO-OPERATIVE UNION SPORTS
    61 14 The third annual sports meeting of co-operative societies in Singapore will be held on Sept. 5. at 3 p.m. at the Victoria School 'next to Jalan Besar Stadium) with the kind permission of tne Principal. The heats will be run off on Bft+nvriav Aug. 29. at 3
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    MARINES BEAT GUNNERS
    14 15 JOE DIAMOND MARINES BEAT GUNNERS S tone! Division ISSIi DECIDED BY PEN \LTY GOAL
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    715 15 Singapore. Tuestia>. "M Ul>( Jie nr«?at<rr poition of the J -i' cud Division match between ihi Koyal Irtfllery and Ihe Marine I, pjiirnetit ;il the Anson Road > tiJiuni ws crdav, it looked as if lit- Mipd'ior vt right uf the Gunner* ilm prevail jgainst the agility of 'hf IsiAlioers.
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    PADMORE SHIELD
    57 15 B lliards Championship Results I Singapore. Tuesday. Goh Guan Chuah. of the Clerical Lriion. boat -he SC R C player. Cheong Chee Tong. at 'he Metropolf Hotel last night, in the fadmore Shiei»' Competition. The score was 300—24« To-night, commencing at 830 Vi Woodford iF.K C will play
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    123 15 Draw For Inter-School Competition (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 7. THE following is the draw for the fust round of the Inter-School football competition for the Cup presented by the Hon. Dato Awang bin Omar. Seven schools are taking part and the first two matches on
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    62 15 The following have been selected to lepresem the Junior Department against ll»h Heavy Battery. Changi on Tuesday. July 7. on the Anson Road Ground:—Ore: Swee Keng < Captain>. Shim Kah Foo. Ong Sv.ee Law. X Leembruggen. B. S. Varma, Suratta, B. M. Barker, I H Newman. Goh Kf,ng
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    INDIA'S HOCKEY OLYMPIANS
    182 15 Success Against AllMadras Team Madras June. 21. THE All-India Olympic Hockey tean. I played their seconriymatch in Madras this afternoon on the M.U.C. grounds against a team representing All-Madras, beatin;; them by five goals to three. The Olympians leave for Bangalore to-night whence they proceed to Bombay
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    POSTPONED MATCH
    56 15 Middlesex v. "Skins" At Stadium Singapore, Monday. THA postponed First Division match between the Middlesex Regiment and the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers will be played at the Anson Road Stadium on Wednesday. By kind permission of Colonel Hammond-Smith and officers of the Fusiliers, ihe Pipe Band of the regiment
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    PERAK TURF CLUB'S JULY MEET
    433 16 Handicaps For Second Day I Singapore. Tuesday. THE following are toe a inOicaft* for the Second Day at the Peratc Turf Club's Juiy Meetmg to be .un In Ipoh to-moi row i v» eoneaday i. Horses. Ct* vs 2, Div. Z, (5 furs.) Straight:—Pnncess He:m:a
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    70 16 Petersen Not Heard Of Fight, But Ready JACK Pe«e; 4 oen, British heavyweight champion, is ready to meet Max Baer, the American and former world title-holder. "I have not yet heard anything about the supposed match," Petersen told a Sporting Chronicle representative, "but I am willing
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    138 16 Annual Meet At Penuel English School Malacca The annual athletic sports of the School will be held on the School ground on Friday, July 10, at 4 p.m. Aquatic sports were held at the M.V.C. swimming pool, Tanjong, on Saturday July 4. The results were: SENIORS:—I. 100 yards
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    66 16 The following have been selected to play for the Junior Department against .he Great Eastern Life Assurance on Thursday, July 9. on the Anson Road ground:—Tan Kwang Seng. Khoo Soo Thuan, J. E. Law, Ong Swee Law, Ong Swee Keng, Wee Aik Chan. Lim Eng Huat. K. Le<.mbruggen,
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    46 16 The following have been selected to play footbaU against the Radin Mas youngsters to-day I Tuesday» on the Railway ground: W. Ponnampalan, A. P. Victor, Samy, Max Stevens, Lee Ah Tong. John, Keng Heck, Yogorajah, Vigeratnam, J. Re*nam. S. Kandiah. Reserves: Selveratnam. R. Ponnampalan.
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    595 16 The. Final Match H. THOMSON'S DKFi OF JAS. FERRIEU Lond T>Y playing one of the gi shots ever seen on the old c at St. Andrews, Hector Th' ms came th? amateur champion. It W2S a mashfe niblick Bhi about 130 yards, and Thorns most holed it
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      32 16 XjL 1936 Ballroom d EfS* from $4 to $6 success guat %m Lady partners for practic m W at student's convenience Ik Dancing Studio. 5-A Ann *L Hill (off South Bridge Rd
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      67 17 jM I WHIUBiMH ne Magic Brain entertains you at home with a world of p g mm\\ Spend your money wisely and full satisfaction X ffllP by installing to-day the Magic Brain Radio. B HffiSc Please remember there is a Magic Brain Easy Payment for every model. 9 J Kee
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      47 17 j WHEREVER HE TRAVELS j j HE KNOWS j fSHELL3SIs I JL%#I I Bhlhlh ALL BRITISH t MASTER I See what you're buying KNOW IP™° s /Wi that il s 6S C a d b ii 17 freshness is ensured by Scaled Tin Packing CADBURY'S ASSORTED CHOCOLATES
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      1404 17 Malayan Listeners* Radio BRITISH EMPIRE z.g.e. Kuala lumpur t radio coloniale, France PROGRAMMES f (Wavelength 48.92 metres and 110 TO-DAY melres > Wavelength 25.24 metres (11.885 kcs.) Light Classical TO-DAY. Jjfrm. ™ay <™ Transf*j*mg»Jtri 7 P- m Mazeppa Part 1 and 2. 1 15 P m Records. u,,tcl v (Pianoforte
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    SHE WAS AFRAID TO SHAKE HANDS
    177 18 Rheumatism in Joints Caused Her Intense Pain Rheumatism affects its victims in many curious and inconvenient weys. In the case of this woman, she dared not shake hands with people because of the pain it caused her as a result of rheumatism in the
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    SUBMARINE STRIKES A MINE
    145 18 Six Japanese Sailors Drowned Shanghai, July 6. A JAPANESE submarine struck a mine in the Bay of Chihli yesterday. Six members of the crew were drowned. Hundreds more of Japanese troops have arrived in Fengtai from Peiping, and entrenched themselves in the suburbs. Red activities are
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    TRIAL OF BRITISH SOLDIERS
    176 18 Manifesto Of Peiping Japanese Reuter. Peiping, July 6. THE Japanese Residents' Association has approved a manifesto requesting "a just solution" of the Sasaki case, and have also passed a resolution that they "Cannot under any circumstances countenance the British Embassy's attitude of distorting the truth to
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    STONED TO DEATH
    88 18 Murderer's Fate In Indian Village Madras. A man has been stoned to death by angry villagers near Chittor, South India. He had picked a quarrel with another peasant and speared him to death. Infuriated by this brutality, the villagers in a body approached the man, a Hindu
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    MALACCA ESTATE OWNERS
    101 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Sunday. A Committee Meeting of the Malacca Estate Owners' Association was held yesterday, Mr. Loh Kirn Swi, J.P., presiding. The following subjects came under discussion: —1. Returns to the Department of Statistics under section 5 of ordinance 183. 2. Replanting small "states.
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    HOSPITAL WEEK
    111 18 Sums Raised For St. Andrew's Mission The ball in aid of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital at Raffles Hotel last Thursday resulted in a sum of more than $1,500 beine collected from the sale of tickets. The organisation ol the ball was carried out by Mrs. C. R. Cherry
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    MALACCA CHINESE
    219 18 Committee Meet'ng Of Chamber Of Commerce (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. At the sommittee meeting of the Malacca Chinese Chamber of Commerce held on July 2, Mr. Loh Kirn Swi J.P., chairman, congratulated Mr. Ngim Wee Chow who was recently elected a member of the Chinese Advisory
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    NORDANAL (JOHORE)
    168 18 Company's Capital To Be Reorganised «By Air Maiii London, Jvne 24 A plan tor the readjustment of the. capital of the Nordanwl 'Johorei Rubber Estates, Ltd has been drawn up by tha director* of the company It is proposed to reduce the capital from £280.000 to £112.000 by
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    STOLE FROM ENGINEER
    112 18 w 0 Singapore. Monday Wong Sens Chrow, a "mess boy" em Ployed on board the f A Pan ton vSs sentenced this morning by Mr X D York, the Third Magistrate, to seve?i Sil 6 f?«°" s toprtsonment and to a 5 lht°' $10> ll i default
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    BRITAIN'S LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY
    538 18 A Regulated Market And Maximum Supplies British Official Wireless. London. July ti THE Government's proposals lor a guarding the livestock indii were disclosed in the House til c\><r mous this afternoon by the Minhtiu Agriculture. Mr. Walter Elliot, in !rjl to a question. He said that the
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    EASTERN EXTENSIONS
    62 18 The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on July 6 wer. as follows:— Telegrams handed in up to 5 pm 2 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 5.30 pm 3 minutes. Telegrams handed in up to 6
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      547 18 I I TAN HO OON CO., LTD. J j Auctioneers, Appraisers, Estate Agents and etc. Request you to visit their salerooms, Nos. 90 and 92, Market Street, Just two minutes from Raffles Square and inspect their large and i Assorted range of Compming and wax polLshed teak household furniture, etc.
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      262 18 BRASS copoep f 'WkTS the 4TH Condiment?' I "It's quite Vy \r&Jl j time you )\^*7/ 1 i knew that &jyVL) IfifW i' the 4th^yrVf-fe>iy/ J Condiment i I I the Pepper. sharply. H.P. is every bit as 1 popular as mustard.salt and myI sell—and what flavour it gives! That,"
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      213 18 fj WEAR THE PSYCHO RAY BADGE f-yrrlii'iil SELF-TREATMENT OF DISEaSF jI ~T~7 r WITH MARVELLOUS RESULTS. J pfi, if Price $3.00 each; **JvsiSJf&k SOLE SUPPLIER: j MAX TING SUM,DMT DB T M I FPC (Lond F.N.A.M.-Th. (Lond.) j 5 s Mechano-Therapy, Psycho-Therapy and Eiectro.xnerapy j 6. JALAN SKOLA, KUALA LUMPUR
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      280 18 CLUB DIARY IThere are numerous Clubs and Svcuetie* in Singapore, most of th: 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-dale and complete. Happ.ntngj of general interest will still be inauded in the
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    THE STEADY RISE OF TOC H
    954 19 21st Birthday m CLAYTON ON THE MOVEMENT (By Air Mail) London, June 24. ii came of age recently, and I aas celebrated throughiroi Id. The final London ceretook .place when the Duke of lamps of 104 new Crystal Palace, sunder of this huge is
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    £5 FINE FOR BITING
    116 19 Tale Of A Dentist And Two Children Atlantic City. A man has been fined £5 here—for biting two young children while playing with them on the beach. He is Dr. William B. R chter, aged 34. a dentist. In addition to the fine, he was given
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      26 19 a T. LIM'S JAVA p ACt LOTION For the skin, making it soft, white and silky. 30 et B pe r Lim Company, Bridge Road, Singapore.
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      129 19 WANTED KNOWN JUST ARRIVED New stock of ladies' underwear. Crepe and satin slips and gowns Raffles Hotel Bras Basah Road B STEEL OFFICE ill FURNITURE WILL LAST >j: >U BUSINESS 0 AS YOUR Ll''frNi I Replacements and repaid need B not be considered in an "Art Metal" ■SjP~3E3T —4 I
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      142 19 Vociium Fillincj pegi I Real test will prore that it la the best pen M M mmW on the market dis- M M JmW WkfWm tinguished by fine M JjJtt MmJaLw craftsmanship, dura- 0 mm\ /Ĕmw Ĕm W bility and beauty of umm*i(lolmmf4m\w, /mmw MMk W reasonably Ĕrk w Price
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