Malaya Tribune, 15 August 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales \a xxm- -No. 192. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday. Aug. 15, 1936. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES, ft SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1936. lU^T^
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      133 1 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant in Malaya S Happy days indeed, when parents are young jjjjjj on!*/ reVir" V reasonable care and correct feeding to is now a simple matter if nature fails use LACTOGEN" is a modified dried milk food with sufficient cream and lactose added to make it similar j
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      12 1 THE NEWS WITH VOI R BREAKFAST Try 77.7» >10I1\I\G Tit Hit WD
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR CHIANG KAI SHEK
    211 2 Gift From Straits Chinese Suggested <T thS Eiit0T °l th »«lava Tr ibunel Sir—Allow me a few lines that the Straits-born Chined h Swst also willingly contribute th£ r uli towards the gift of an apr?i mit Marshal Chiang Kai Sek on the"?
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    CUSTOMS INSPECTION
    166 2 Cas-s Ot Passengers Within A State (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) I Sir—After perusing the letter of Mr i D. J. Soijndra Raj, I am inclined to disagree with his views on this matter Referring to the suggestions contained In paragraphs three and four of his
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      624 2 f YEAST is acknowledged the best medium to purify the blood, strengthening of nerves and generally fortifying the system. Regular use of YEAST prevents physical weakness and mental slackness. TEAST is no drug, it is a natural product easily assimilated even by the weakest constitutions BUT Yeast in its unprepared
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      522 2 Far Eastern Music School l-A, Kirk Terrace (Dhoby Ghaut), Singapore. Join this School and make mre of your success in the Trinity College Music Examinations. The Lowest Fees Paid for the Highest Standard of Tuition Given. Students are coached up for London Chamber of Commerce, Institute of Bookkeepers, London. Jr.
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      1442 2 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1936. NOTICE To, CHUNG BOON TECK, Late of No. 114, Bukit Timah Road, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you in the CIVIL DISTRICT COURT, SINGAPORE, In bummons No. 3909 of 1934 by SAJJAN SINGH son of HIKA SINGH of
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      209 2 VULCAIN AND M. C. C. SWISS MADE WATCHES FOR BEAUTY ACCURACY A wide and varied selection on display. Moderately Priced. 429, North Bridge Road (Near Middle Road). The above have no connection whatsoever with any other Clock and Watch Dealers or Repairers. PS WHY 111 >lAI\ <■ it r y
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      133 2 "SARSAPARILLA TONIC" Blood Builder and purifier, cures various tropical diseases. Price per bottle 11.00 small 50 cents. Special discounts to Dealers. Agents: A M. MOHAMED EBRAHIM ft 10, 79, Hill Street, Singapore. Why suffer I v fully cured within P U M A \A* a week w tnout m MM
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES LLOYD'S REGISTER RETURNS
    737 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES LLOYD'S REGISTER RETURNS BIG TONNAGE i Highest Figures! i Since 1930 I CTATISTICS issued by Lloyd's Register of Shipping regarding merchant vessels under construction at the end of June last show that in Great Britain and Ireland there is an increase of 6.371 tons in the work
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    EMPIRE ORDERS
    302 3 Bring Work To German Ports TERMAN shipyards are building British v ships. Contracts from Britain and other carts of the Empire are bringing prosperity back to Hamburg. Bremen, Kiel and other north German ports. This is revealed by statistics published in the "Hamburger Fremdenblatt." The hguies also show
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      391 3 sr ;..OIKK SAILINGS fin i BRITISH INDIA p i o S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. ISM 15,000 In post. 0,100 AUfe. >1 fjTMPURA 17,000 Aug. 23 6.000 Sept. 6 PAWALPINLI 17,000 Sept. 11 SdudAN 6 > 500 Se P l 23 CQRFU 15 OOC Se V l
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      48 3 O. S. K. REDUCED FARE TO ENGLAND VIA AFRICA, RETURNING TO SINGAPORE VIA SUEZ j £103-8-0 Up I Fare provides Singapore Africa O.S.K Cabin Class; Africa England Union Castle 2nd Class; LondonSingapore N.Y.K. 2nd Class. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, j Apply to I O.S.K. PASSAGE DEPT., I Singapore. i
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      639 3 ML ML LINE (Incorporated in France) (MESSAGERIES MARITIMES) General Agents for Cie GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE Air-FRANCE MAIL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES Homeward for Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles ARAMS 17,536 T. Aug. 18 ANGERS 9,900 T. Sept. 4 PRES. DOUMER 11,898 T. Sept. 15 CHENONCEAUX 14,825 T. Sept. 29 EXPLORATEUR GRANDIER
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      472 3 An exrellent oppftmiMy to visit BANGKOK SAIGON ANGKOR PNOM PENH SPECIAL HOLIDAY CRUISE by the new and modern m.s. "ERRIA" 14,100 Tons Displacement (RIMS*: ITfNtKARI Leave Singapore :tb /\ug. l.iii Arrive Bangkok Aug. 19th Leave Bangkok Aug. 28tli Arrive Saigon Aug. 30th Leave Saigon Sept. Ist Arrive Singapore Sept. 4th
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      454 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUfSCHLK \r- i int urporatrii in Germany), The nndernoted ate ihr Ommmmwf intended nxtures:— OIiIWAKUS tm MANILA, HONGKONG. it \v« n NORTH CHINA JAPAN. IflJi. I "DONAU" lot Manila. Hongkong, Shanghai. Noith China Japan hw£ 'IU HOME WAR US I OK HOLLAND. HAMBURG AM» BREMEN:— tkave" also cans
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    THE LOCAL RUBBER MARKET
    548 4 FEATURELESS THROUGHOUT THE WEEK Singapore. Aug. 14. MESSRS. Stanton Nelson and Company in their weekly review of the local rubber market state: PRICES in all markets have shown a tendency to sag during the week, cud to the almost complete lack of inclination or incentive to
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    SYNTHETIC RUBBER
    257 4 London Merchants Rsfute Soviet Claim London. Aug 5. BY 1936 the whole of Russia's rubber requirements will be satisfied from home resources." This claim by the head of the central department of the rubber industry of the U S S R is dealt with in a review by
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    U.K. RUBBER STOCKS FORECAST
    34 4 Reuter. London, Aug. 14 London rubber stocks are expected to show a decrease of about 1,500 tom» this week. Liveipool rubber stocks are expected to be down about 370 tons.—Reuter.
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    Activity In Canadian Mining
    158 4 Ottawa. Canada. ACTIVITY in the mining industry in Northern Canada is likely to be more pronounced during the present season than at any time since the famous Klondyke days in the Yukon. The activity will be particularly noticeable in the Yellowknife preserve a large area between
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    REUTER’S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    448 4 I.O\DO\ COMMODITIES London, Au</. 14 RUBBER ~3 o .ast price To-day's Change. Tone Steady Quiet 75; Unchanged Sellers 7 1116 Unchanged Sept. Buyers 7% 25£f12 Sellers 7 11il6 Unchanged Oct.lDec. Buyers 7 1116 Unchanged Sellers 7% Unchanged Jan.l Mar. Buyers 7*4 Unchanged Sellers 7 13 16 Unchanged
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    KRAMAT PULAI MEETING
    1195 4 RECORD YEAR: DIVIDEND OF 110 PER CEN T ißy Air Mail I London, July 30 THE twenty-eighth annual general meeting of Kramat Pulai. Ltd., wa.s held at the Institute ot Chartered Accountants, Moorgate-place, E C. Mr. C. V. Stephens (chairman of the company), who presided, said: Before
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    WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW
    243 4 Singapore, tag. M KIESSRS. Lyall and Evatt weekly review of the local marked writo as follows: Since the prime mover I Restriction Scheme won adra? the field of activit] a severe change of front has been ir. the progress towards its rt the end of this year
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    MALAYAN TIMBER
    101 4 Big Scope In KnJ. r,l h Market j 1 irom THE timber export has received a filiP r nt v 0*2 decision of the Lonct":< jVa j to include Keruing of the fire resist r now be used as a bull Before granting sue,. rt L.C.C subject timbt'
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      33 4 ATLAS ICE COMPANY, LTD. r i 1 ii€ we have COLD STORAGE space AVAILABLE FOR THE STORAGE OF ALL CLASSES OF PERISHABLE GOODS. fX)R TERMS APPLY 5-A, KAMPONK SOOPOO or 13-A, CECIL ST.
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    COMPANY NOTES Lambak Rubber A Sound Investment
    471 5 •By Air Mail" London. Aug. 6 es ol Lumbak Rubber, Ltd., ol the well-known Guthrie 1 rubber producing companies, be quite reasonably valued at ni price of around 21s. states News. on the last dividend is ap4■, par cent. In itself, this irticularly
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1639 5 Issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Smncmnrp Autr 1J. m o r>\ H Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt 4 Ampat Tin Buy 5 I Buyers Sellers £1 Asam Kumbang d^ 7( 4 -J 4 3 £1 Austral Malay 27 »1,- 26|-
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    LIFE ASSURANCE
    208 5 Big Part In Economic Life Of Switzerland Insurances play a very important part in the economic life of Switzerland. It is a well-known fact, fjt example, that the expenditure of the various forms of insurance are higher in Switzerland, per head of inhabitants, than in any other country.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    130 5 British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 14. Paris 76 23 64. New York 5.0234 Montreal 29.023 4 Brussels 29.31 1 2. Geneva 15.42 Amsterdam 7.40 1 '2. Milan 63? 8 Bsrlin 12.49 1 2 Stockholm 16.39'2. Copenhagen 22.39 V? Oslo 19.90 Lisbon llO'sVienna 26'/? Prague *****. Helsihgfors 222 Madrid
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      44 5 The P.&O. Banking Corporation, Ltd. (Incorporated in England) SAFE DEPOSIT SERVICE iacilit-s are now M 'he P. v. Banking Oration, Ltd., Union BuildSu, k r apore. Conditions of and full particulars may on application to the Safes are available frmn cc 1 annum upwards.
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      100 5 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) 31-A, Chulia Street, (Bonham Building) Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,000 000 Issued, Subscribed and Pai d Up $1,000,000 Telegraphic Address: TYEHUABANK Telephone Nos:— 5182. 5183, 5184, 5185 5186. Board of Directors:— Wee Kheng Chiang, Esq., Chairman, Khoo Beng Cheang, Esq., Deputy, Chairman,
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      802 5 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated In England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and SuDscribed Capital £2.000 000 Paid-up Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund 50C.J00 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad Bahrein, Basra. Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposits
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping
    51 6 VESSELS ARRIVED Raub; Brit; 573 tons from Pontianak 15.8 to Pontianak 17.8. Kinta; Brit; 509 tons from Penang 15.8 to Penang 17.8. Himalaya Maru; Japanese; 3187 tons; from Calcutta 15.8 to Japan 15.8. Assuan; German; 3007 tons, from Hamburg 14.7 to Wilenstadt
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    51 6 Singapore, Friday. The follows ng notice to Mariners has been issued by the Master Attendant. Capt. C. Dix oLthe Strains Settlements. The lifting and laying of Submarine Cables in Lat. 1 deg. 15%', and Longitude 103 deg. 49VV East (approx.) within the prohibited anchorage has now been
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    THE HARBOUR
    126 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore. Aug. 15. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Kistna 16: Erria 14: Raub 12; Trave 10; Glenapp 8. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Chinese Pi ince 30; Amagisan Maru 32: Lycaon 34; Hosang 36.
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    YOUNG OFFENDERS IN COLONY
    159 6 Liable To Punishment By Whipping Ynnvn Singapore, Friday OUNG offenders under the Criminal Code in the Colony will be liable to pumsnment by whipping in future instead of by being sent to the reformatory under a new bill which is published in the Government Gazette this
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    STARS TO THE RESCUE
    177 6 Victor Jory Stops Cattle Stampede Sydn y, Aug. 4. A practical demonstration by Victor Jcry of catilc-handling, resulted in the aversion of a possible serious accident to players and film-making equipment on the "Rangle River" location, Rawdon Vale, Gloucester, N.S.W. Many cattle were being draftea for
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    A NEW BILL
    113 6 A Bill to amend the Courts Ordinance (chapter 10» will shortly be intro£f d no the Legislative Council riie District Judge. Province Wellesley L L£ n mari y an administrative offlcer wUh few judicial duties to perform Proposed to place this post n the Colonial Legal Service
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    73 6 Medan, Jask, Bushire, Amsterdam and London: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. to-day. Hongkong, Canton, Shanghai, Kobe and Manila via Penang: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Penang, Siam. Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa, Great Britain. Ireland. Europe and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    153 6 Mails expected from Europe <London I parcel mails) by the Chitral, time v: delivery of parcels 9 a.m. to-day. Mails expected from Australia. Netherlands Indies etc by Air (Qantaoi time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m and general delivery of letters 4.00 p.m. to-day. Mails expected
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    22 6 The Aii mail (Netherlands) de patched from SLtgapore on Am. 8 was livtrtd in London on Aug. 14 (6 dayst.
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    NEW COLONY BILL
    178 6 Fresh Tin Mines May Be Opened I Nov. Bill to amend the Tin and Timn Ore (Restriction! Ordinance (Chapter IC4» is shortly to be introduced iiitc the Legislative Council. The objects and reasons arc stated as follow: The total amount of tin which may be exported from
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    JUVENILE OFFENDERS
    83 6 May Come To Singapore From Sarawak A new Bill shortly to bo introduced mto the Legislative Council will enable youthful offenders from Sarawak to be lemoved to a reformatory school in the Colony.. The bill is to amend chanter Ord°inance YOUthfUl ffenders -LReception The objects and reasons are
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    AMUSEMENTS
    154 6 ALHAMBRA.— "Miss PaTific FW>t 6.15 and 9.15 p.m Great and A 9 V^l^r' TW S COmpany 615 MARLBOROUGH.— "Illusion,'' (Hindustani) 6 15 and 9.15 pm GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-shows, Mamy Onm, crm.e*,, vv7 'Our Little Gir1,"—7.15 and 9.30 p.m •Millions in the Air,"—7.ls and 930 pm NEW WORLD.-Cabaret DancW
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    39 6 There will be a feast to the poor and other visitors the s r f n h L p 2° r and Die, Selctar Rope on TnA Uddah Tern A brass Au 18. rive In f wiU S r
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    REPORT ON FIXED TRUSTS
    373 6 Committee's Findings SEVERAL IMPORT\\T CONCLUSIONS London, j > r rHE report is issued this eve,"',.,, of the Committee appointed T the Board of Trade to inquire i;,;? fixed Trusts in all iheii a>,KvU to report what action, if any, j s sidered desirable in the interest."
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      418 6 MALAYAN PftGMIER HOTEL J to-night orchestral concert i special dinner dance 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. (formal) 9.45 to midnight AND SPECIAL FAREWELL PERFORMANCE BY RENEE RAME FEATURING THEIR TWO MOST SENSATIONAL NUMBERS SNAKE DANCE AND DANCE BRUTAL NON-DINERS $1.00 BOOK YOUR TABLE 11 EXCELLENT CUISINE COURTESY COMFORT BltUlllt AND SERVICE.
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      64 6 BANISH CONSTIPATION HEADACHE BILIOL 'SNESS INDIGESTION \fl V r cham raw** V STIPATION. to thi-- MM EMMP. It poisoTis your wh system. But Bcechani's purify, tone and regulate, rh y keep you always tit, fresh and THE WORLD'S MEDICINE. "MAST E R" LAMINATED STEEL FA DM H Strongest in the
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      466 6 Postal Intelligence Diary of the Day 4— SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE WHAT'S ON TO- DAY T (Mnr u ivns) nm Public Functions And Christmas Island (Narkisso.s> 1 p.m. Muntok (Senangi lp.m. Sports lXtUfeS Palembang (Siberoet) 1 p.m. Borneo "North), Brunei and Labuan iMarudu) 1.30 p.m. TO |)AY, AUG. 15 S r
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    SWAMP MURDERER TO HANG
    580 7 jqHORE crime Jamil Woman Decapitated o n Correspondent) iflOVl juhore Buhi'u, Aug. 14. .».H-ln«;ion «f the case i T hi h »amil of ilbOUt Bin whl ed Adaikan stood jtfis Justice J. V. G. l rl l»»iore Bahru Assizes MilN I i rrder of a woman
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    NO CASE MADE OUT
    167 7 Water Cheating Charge Fails I Singapore, Friday. WITHOUT being called upon for a defence, Mr. Trevor D. Hughes, the Second Magistrate, decided to upho!d Mr. W. A. N. Battenberg's submission that no case had been made out by the prosecution and discharged Lim Kirn Leng. Lim
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    ANGLO-AMERICAN IDEALS
    318 7 U.S. Ambassador On Peace And War THE need for Anglo-American friend--1 ship a.s a means for preserving world peace was urged at an Independence Day dinner and ball, held at the Dorchester Hotel, London. Mr. R. W. Bingham, the American Ambassador, who presided, said that they would be
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    CHINESE CHARGED
    139 7 Two Counts Of Breach Of Trust Singapore, Friday. BEFORE Mr. A. D. York, the Third Magistrate, Chan Kai Chuen was produced on remand yesterday morning and indicated with the following charges:— 1. of having committed criminal breach of trust of $3,039.78 between May and August, 1935, th; property
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      24 7 SILVO LIQUID PLATE POLISH for silver and glass and SAFE. NO Cl N MERCURY 1 L> HOU k LONDON. No. 2633. w Charges moderate.
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      39 7 ONE OF THE FAMOUS HHHH FRUIT DESSERT CHO( OLATES IflHtot. Whole dates, raisins caramels anil almonds a tempting V combination of the choicest fruil and nuts that can be JHf obtained, concealed beneath a a Jm\W plain chocolates. C^CC^^ASSORTMENTS
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      88 7 >v sv w; You Cannot Buy New Eyes! 1 To keep your Eyes iJI bright and beautiful, y/J cleanse them with MURINE daily. Removes irritating dust an d dirt that make Jv» eyes appear dull and lifeless. Soorh--4 m 9' Refreshing, 4| Beneficial, Harm I less. In successful use B
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      254 7 Q PAIN Why r Suffer V WAy endure the torment of Nerve NO CURE—NO PAY Pains and Headaches when 2 simply obtain a2O tablet bottle of Irving s Yeast-Vite Tablets can bring veast-vite Tablets from any siores. 1 Take as directed, and If you are not tbogJOriOUS relief in 0-15
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    LOCAL R.N.V.R.
    267 8 Members May Be Ssnt Abroad Singapore, Fnaay. MEMBERS of the R.N.v.R. in Singapore may be sent to any ship of the Royal Navy for training in future, and are liable in emergency to be attached 10 any ship for general duties, under a new bill Which is gazetted
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      446 8 NEVER BEFORE HAVE CINEMA AUDIENCES BEEN Solj! X Mi J>l CONVULSED WITH UNCONTROLLABLE LAUGHTER AS IN* «J. THIS MASTERPIECE OF COMEDIES! I V"Two's Company"! *s* TIS EASILY THE FUNNIEST *j* F YEAK *i* I j "ONE OF TIIK BEST COMEDIES 7 SEEN A VEKY LONC Ai ALAYA TRIBUNE Y\ k
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      139 8 I»AVI L I O N I NEXT CHANGE! v I SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! jALHAiVIBRA To-iioimow 1 i S j Special Hfvrning Show ai 10.30 j Ami a< 3.15 8.1 J ».|J j By Popular Demand Repeal Screening for a Short Season! j Earner Bros.' World famous Production I i 11 i
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      270 8 Z Never before has Singapore raved like (hi Read the Press Reviews! Ask the opinions of all who h I THEY ALL ACCLAIM THIS M.-G.-M. TRIUMPH ffk "THE GREATEST PICTURE MADE!" W |"«iIMJIuJAII!I Ml«ll L, S "J CAPITOL tt I j TO-DAY 2.1.5 5.45 j{, j BOOK EARLY and AVOID
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    SINGAPORE MOSLEM ASSOCIATION
    300 9 Agenda For Meeting On Monday AT a special general meeting of the Moslem Association to be held at Desker Road, Singapore, on Monday, Aug. 17, the inability of Committee No. 3 of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners to support the request of the Moslem Association for the appointment
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    34 9 A permanent-way employee of the Southern Railway named Burt was Killed near Basingstoke Station when a passenger train from Salisbury knocked him down. A ganger named Slater was injured, and was taken to hospital.
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      837 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE u a Eley wishes to thank the V; Seconder, the two Supprop > other forty-three Memp>::t- traits Settlements (Singaat ion who voted for him pore the vacancy on the a n a'" Con mission. Municipa. August 1936. gingsP 0 Mau Yuen. Tailors, 3 rler the J. B.
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      541 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS LOST—Saturday morning, in or near R. C. Church, Tanglin Barracks. Lady's Platinum Wrist Watch. Reward on return to Marsh, Mercantile Bank. ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE Summary Case. In Bankruptcy. No. 829 of 1932. Re JOHN FRANCIS KLYNE
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      357 9 jNew World Cabaret j TO-NIGHT 15TH AUGUST "Gala Non-Stop Charity Ball" j in aid of j 1 THE SINGAPORE COLTS HOCKEY C L U B I BUILDING and FIELD FUND. j j "Modern Bali-Room Tango Competition" j DANCING TEACHERS and ARTISTES are not eligible S VALUABLE PRIZES to the FOUR
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    A LOOK AROUND
    764 10 WHERE has been a stalemate >n the Spanish civil war for .some days but it appears to be approaching it? climax. Both sides aie gathering their forces for major battles, which may decide the government of the country for a long time to come. On the other
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE'S GIFT
    153 10 £5,000 For King George Memorial Fund (By Air Mail 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aug. b. THE marriage arranged between Mr. Cleland Gourlay, B.Sc, Burma son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Cleland Gourlay. and Janice, elder daughter ol the late Mr. William Lawson Martin. Vancouver,
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    THE FLYING FLEA
    63 10 Preparing For Tests By Air Ministry London, Aug. 14. A FLYING flea aeroplane has been mounted in the Air Ministry's full sized wind tunnel at Farnborough in preparation for tests, undertaken at the request of the Air League in the hope that they will throw light on
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    UNIFYING THE COLONIAL SERVICE
    267 10 STEPS IN AN IMPORTANT CHANGE nPHE following informative Article on the stapg v j,,, taken to unify the British Colonial Service is rei tke Crown Colonist. THE Colonial Service is not a machine. It is scarcely even an crgatiisation; it is more in the nature of
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    Progressive Development
    326 10 A< Mi. Ooatman has observed in his boOk "Magna Britannica," the mam Undency to be discerned in the evolution of the British Empire is the progressive development of its several cmponents in the direction of achieving the position of independent and elf-contained sovereign States, freely associated with one
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    Unrelated Services
    246 10 Up to the year 1930. in spite of some ibortive efforts In the direction oi unification, and in spite of a cer*ain development of regional services covering restricted geographical areas, the official conception of the Colonial Services was undoubtedly that of a series of Independent and unrelated public
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    Colonial Official Conference
    278 10 In 1927 the first Colonial c ference was held, and the bo-, siderations. especially as t I scientific department nun item In the d lib Conference. The di. cu ;o ated were carried on by iw, tive Committees, app Secretary of State to inv: position of the
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    The Recommendations
    266 10 The form of their recommends deserves close attention In the I place, they observed that a I advantage was io b< B simple recognition of a 1 B Service as an official I second place, they prop< B larger whole, the unific. lion I services such as Agricul
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    AMERICA DETERMINED TO KEEP OUT OF WAR PEACE BEFORE PROFITS
    330 11 NO EXPANSION New Naval Treaty Dead New York, Aug. 14. i \|K!{I( A S determination to late herself completely tr ri war was emphasised by pre nt Roosevelt in a striking !<» tha summer conferen <■ i hautaugua. Mi. Koosevelt
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    KING'S HOLIDAY CRUISE
    49 11 To Meet Duke Duchess Of Kent London, Aug. 14. DWARD in the yacht Nahlin is 'wards Spalato, where Majesty has, it is underI to meet the Duke and 1 and Prince Paul of The Royal party will join will cruise with the King tish Official Wireless.
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    23 11 Mrs. Marry Roy Has A Daughter Reuter. London, Aug. 15. jU Rey (Princess Pearl of gave birth to a U»-day —Reuter.
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    DUKE & DUCHESS OF KENT
    142 11 DUKE DUCHESS OF KENT Narrow Escape In Motor Accident Reuter. Vienna, Aug. 15. THE Duke and Duchess of Kent had a narrow tscape from a serious motor accident to-day. They were motoring with their host. Count Vonhoflf Mannsthal when thei»* car collided with another car on a narrow road by
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    NEW CUNARDER
    79 11 Keel To Bi Laid Next Month British Official Wireless. London, Aug. 14. PLANS for the construction of the Cunard White Star Liner No. 552 were completed by Messrs. John Brown of th? Clydebank Yard, today. The new liner will be of 2,000 tons greater displacement than her sister
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    GAZETTE APPOINTMENTS
    124 11 The following apointments are notified in the Government Gazette: Mr. C. H. Koh, Assistant Official Assignee, to be an Assistant Official Receiver, Singapore. Mr. C. O. Lim, Assistant Official Assignee, to be Assistant Official Receiver, Penang. The promotions of acting Sub.-Lieuts. John C. Gransden. F. S. Cable, L.
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    PROBATE DITTY
    106 11 A new Bill will be introduced into the Legislative Council shortly for the purpose of amending chapter 51 of the Probate and Administration Ordinance. The objects and reasons are as follow: The Principal Ordinance of 1934 applied the resealing provisions to certain places with power in the Governor
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    TREASURY KILLS
    41 11 London, Aug. 14. The total amount applied for in tenders for £45,000.000 Treasury Bills was £*****.000. The average rate per cent, for bills ;t three months was 10 6.26 d., against 10 6.04 d. a week ago.—British Official Wireless.
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    NO DANGER FROM SHELL
    161 11 statement By Captain Of The Chitral Singapore, Saturday. CAPTAIN H. A. Smith, master of the P. and O. Chitral refuted the story of how shells had been dropped by Spanish aeroplanes 40 yards astern of the vessel near Tangeir on July 22 in an interview with
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    FAMOUS ACTOR ILL
    27 11 London. Aug. 14. Sir Henry Lytton. the famous Gilbert and Sullivan actor, is lying seriously ili in a London nursing horn?. British Official Wireless.
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    JEWS WIPED OUT BY ARABS
    76 11 A Night Of Outrage Tn Palestine Reuter. Jerusalem, Aug. 14. PALESTINE experienced a night of outrage when Nasser Nasri, Mayor of Hebron, was murdered by an unknown assailant and a Jewish watchman in a village in ihe plains of Haron died from wounds inflicted by
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    Portuguese Frontier Violated BY 30 SPANISH REDS
    199 11 ARMED RAID Refugee Officer Shot Dead Reuter. Lisbon, Aug. 14. VIOLATION of the Portuguese fron- tier by the Spanish Government troops is alleged in an announcement from Lisbon Radio Club. It declares that 20 armed Communists crossed the frontier at Campomaior, seized a
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    A STALEMATE?
    674 11 More Planes Arriving From Abroad London, Aug;. 11. WHILE a stalemate appears temporarily to have been reached noithward of Madrid, fighting continues unabated in the south. I«cHowing an ni. raid on B n dajoz yesterday the insurgents are pressing closer to the town with several armoured i cars,
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    DEEDS, NOT WORDS, REQUIRED
    146 11 British Suspicions ANGLO-JAPANESE RELATIONS Reuter. London, Aug. 14. A LTHOUGH the problem of the improvement of Anglo-Japanese relations is occupying the serious attention of British diplomatic circles, it is believed that a basis on which Anglo-Japanese co-operation can be based is not yet found. MAPKED RETICENCE
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    MR. LIM KIM CHUA
    44 11 Mr. Lim Kirn Chua, Hon. Secretary ol the Springdale Minstrels, wishes it to be known that he is not thp oerson of the same name who was convicted and sentenced to imprisonment by the second magistrate in Singapore recently. w
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    PEACE REACHED IN KWANGSI
    62 11 Two Reports ATTACK SAID TO BE IMMINENT Reuter. Pciping, Aug. 11. pOLLOVVING the virtual brpakdown of peace negotiations Marshal Chiang Kai Shek ;has given the Kwangsi warlords; till to-morrow (Saturday) to accept the Central Government's terms according to foreign dispalches from Canton. Generals Lit Sung Jen
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    PEACE TERMS
    196 11 Kwangsi Troops Are To T.e Reorganised Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong. Aug. 15. MR. Liu Wai Chang, the representative of Generals Li Tsung Jen :ur.i Pai Chung Hsi, has reached the lollowing peace terms with Marshal Chiang Kai Shek at Canton: (1) General Pai Chung Hsi is t
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    TAX ON CLUB SWEEPSTAKES
    802 12 NEW MEASURE GAZETTED FIVE PER CENT. Returns Within Seven Days Singapore, Friday. ANOTHER "shock" move by the Government in their endeavours to tap every possible source of additional revenue against the day when the Opium Revenue Replacement Fund is exhausted is indicated in a new bill
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    MR. AW BOON HAW
    49 12 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong, Aug. 15. Mr. Aw Boon Haw, the well-known Singapore merchant, arrived in Canton yesterday afternoon. He is calling on General Huang Mv Sung, the Governor of Kwangtung, and Mr. Tsang Yang Pu, the Mayor of Canton -sfln Chew Jit Poh.
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    RECEIVING ORDER AGAINST DAVIES
    427 12 Woman's Allegations JEWELLERY ESTATE INVOLVED Singapore, Friday. a RECEIVING Order against Dorai Manickam Davies, formerly Chief Clerk, Treasurer's Department, Singapore Municipality, was made by Mr. Justice Adrian Clark in the Singapore Bankruptcy Court to-Uay. Mr. E. B. Williams, the Official Assignee, made a preliminary objection to
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    FOUR NEW LINERS FOR AMERICA
    77 12 U.S. Plans To Meet Foreign Competition Reuter. Vancouver, Aug. 14. AN expenditure of about $60,000,000 on the construction of four new liners to meet foreign competition in the Pacific is contemplated, according to unconfirmed reports in shipping circles here. The new .ships would replace the
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    SIAMESE CATTLE
    61 12 Export To Malaya To Be Resumed (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Aug. 14. COMMENCING from Sept. 1, cattle export to Malaya is being resumed to the extent of 500 head per month, the point of exit from the kingdom being Padang Besar Station. Later it is hoped to
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    HOUSE BROKEN INTO
    62 12 Jewellery And Cash Stolen Singapore, Friday. On returning to his house in Kampong Java Road about 1 o'clock this morning a Eurasian employed in the Municipality found that his house had been broken into and cash and jewellery valued at $972 had been stolen. The thief or
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    GANG ROBBERY IN JOHORE
    941 12 "BOUND GAGGED" STORY AT ASSIZES (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. 13. AN old Chinese married couple living in a lonely part of Tanjong Kupang in the Kukup district of Johore, related before Mr. J. V. G. Mills at the Johore Bahru Assizes how they
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    STOREKEEPER IN TROUBLE
    617 12 False Representation Alleged Singapore, Friday. THE trial started to-day beiore Mr. A. D York, the Third Magistrate, of E T Bartels (49), who was until recently employed as a storekeeper at the Royal Air Force Base, and Chua Moi Sai (35) on a charge of cheating. The
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    217 12 To Be Opened By The Duke Of Kent THE organisers' of the ninth interna- tional Printing, Stationery and Allied Trades' Exhibition to be held at Olympia, London, from Nov. 23 to Dec. 5, announce that this' Exhibition will be opened on the morning of Nov. 23 by H.R.H.
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    CHARHAR WILL FIGHT
    344 12 TROOPS READY Resistance To The Japanese Peipin-. Aug. v /JENERAL Liv Yu Ming, the Gweru nor of Charhar, summone military conference at Kalgan n Wednesday. It was ananimousk decided to resist the invasion ~r Japanese and Manchukuo troM* Accordingly, all available in,,,.), i, e being sent to
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    POISONING FEARED
    112 12 Tamil Dresser Removed To Hospital Singapore. Friaay. WHEN the ambulance was called to a hous3 in Upper Perak Road yesterday afternoon the dresser fount; a.. Indian named Balakrishna. a dresser in Tan Tock Sens hospital, m a state of collapse. Tincture of iodine poisoning is pected. He was
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    Australia’s Policy Towards Malaya
    737 13 MORE FRIENDSHIP TRADE DR. E. PAGE Deputy Premier In Singapore Singapore, Friday. THE purpose of my visit to Singapore and the Dutch East Indies is fourfold. Owing to difficulties which have arisen in regard to the marketing organisation as the re"j, 0 f a privy council
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    44 13 T™ V f™ tes a in Singapore r««PiifLw h^sS S 01 th f and Chitral were struggling with a nineloot shaik. The crew of this vessel have earned the reputation of being the "shark-catchers" of the P. and O Line
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    FAREWELL TO DR. TYAU
    902 13 AT S.C.R.C. Advice To Chinese To Co-operate Singapore, Friday. A PLEA for unity and co-operation amongst the local Chinese community was made by Dr. Philip K. C. Tyau, the Chinese ConsulGeneral, at the farewell tea party held at the Straits Chinese Recreation Club this afternoon. Owing
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    GERMAN SUCCESS IN ROWING
    185 14 THE OLYMPIC GAMES Swim Record By American Reuter. Berlin, Aug. 14. GERMANY very nearly «wept the hoard in the rowing events at the Olympic Games, winning the Single Sculls, the Cox?wainless and Coxswained Pairs and also the Coxswainless and Coxswained Fours. DOUBLE SCULLS The British pair,
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    SCHOOLBOYS START WELL
    171 14 5 S.C.C. Batsmen Out For 52 Singapore, Saturday. THE S.C.C. lost five wickets for 52 1 runs at close of play yesterday in their match against the Combined Schools' team on the padang. Sundram bowling very well for the schoolboys to account for 3 wickets, all clean
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    S. C. C. Tournament Rugby Reform
    666 14 SOME SUGGESTED CHANGES MORE TEAMS? Meeting At Cricket Club Singapore, Saturday. DROPOSALS for the reform of the 1 S C.C rugby football tournament provided the most interesting part of the discussion which took place at the meeting yesterday evening of the S.C.C. Rugby Football
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    30 14 The following items will be swum of? to-mororw (Sunday), at 11 a.m. punctual:— 200 yards Backstroke Handicap. 200 yards Backstroke Handicap (Ladies). Water Polo League—Sharks vs. Dragon.
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    26 14 V.M.C.A. v. S.C.R.C TENNIS tvJ v JKrt match arran &ed between the V.M.C.A. and the S.C.R.C for to-day (Saturday), has been postponed to Thursday, Aug. 27
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    25 14 An action picture of one of the Medical College players in Friday's Inter-Club Tennis between the V.M.C.A. and the Medical College Union. HOME TURF Reuter.
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    488 14 London, Aug. 14. THE following is the latest call-over for the St. Leger Stakes to be run at Doncaster on Sent. 9 over six furrongs: 11 to 8 Rhodes Scholar offered. 6 to 4 taken. 13 to 2 Mahmond offered. 7 to 1 taken. 7 to 1 Precipitation offered. 15
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    585 14 First Madon sent in a .shot. Castcll got his hands on to the ball, fumbled and dropped it, but, before ne could retrieve the mistake Aslash rushed up and tapped the ball Into goal. Four minutes before the interval the R.A.F reduced their arrears when Hollingworth availed himself of a
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    WALKER CUP GOLF
    37 14 British Team leaves For U.S. London, Aup. 14. The Bntish golf team to p!ay in the Walker Cup match at Pine Vaiiev, New Jersey, on Sept. 2 and 3. left Eneland to-day.—British Official Wireless.
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    TABLE-TENNIS IN SINGAPORE
    553 14 Championships To St** Next Saturday THE Singapore Tmble-Te 1 pionships will been World on Saturday nex, order of the events to b. 22 as follows:— Inter-Club Champioi h Mens Singles Champio. Women s Singles Cham INTER-CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Play for the Inter-Club Ch > m will start at
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    TEACHERS' TENNIS
    103 14 Successful Conclusion Of Tourney The Singapore Teachers' Association Tennis tournament was brought to -i successful conclusion on Thursday wi'n the playing of the finals in th men's handicap events. The results were:— Men's Doubles Handicap •Semi-Fin-alsl: Santhou and Arriola be a- La? Lian and Balakrishnan. C—2. 6—1. Seng
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    ood Riding By Mr. Lauw & Mr. L. Whitaker
    792 15 ood Riding By Mr. Lauw Mr. L. Whitaker TAIPING SKYE MEET ■tiRS DAY [lead Heat: Pigeon Pie Pays $65 m n our Oicn Correspondent) Taiping, Friday 0ITK »\erhanging clouds, the 1 „t for tlie opening Taioing Turf Club's Skye here flUff SXtS*HJL "he f p'rak and the Hon. Che Resident
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    CARD FOR SECOND DAY
    260 15 HANDICAPS SELECTIONS EOR TAIPING (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Friday. WEIGHTS for the second day of the Taiping Turf Club's Skye meeting were issued to-night. There are only five horses scratched. The weights are as follows: Race 1—Horses Class 2 Div. 2—Six Furlongs. Lover's Idol 10.7
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    33 15 Race I—M.G.M. Stavisky Race 2—GLITTER Larut Race 3—VALKYRIE Blue Bird Race 4—CON CON Stormy Night Race S—STARBELLE Why Worry II Race 6—ANACONDA Royal Regret Race 7—PIGEON PIE Purple Princess
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    128 15 International Club Tourney i iF/om Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Aug 13 In the Royal Johore Internationa, Club's Handicap Tennis Tournament being played on the Clubs court Rt Pasir Plaiigie, Johore Bahru. in the doubles semi-finals yesterday. Sheikh Abv Bakar bin Yahya and I. A. Alsagoff —30.3 beat
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    CHINESE READING CLUB
    38 15 Members and friends of the Strait? Chinese Reading Club are reminded of the 54th half yearly concert of the Club in the V.M.C.A. Hall to-day (Saturday» at 8 15 p.m. Admission is by ticket only.
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    28 15 Owing to the uncertain state of the weather, last night's boxing at the New World was postponed. The fights will take place on Sunday.
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    1228 16 COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS I GIMBLETT'S BRIGHT CENTURY FOR SOMERSET UAROLO GIMBLETT, the young Som-rvet batsman who was popularly expected to be included in the England side to tour in Australia m the coming winter but has not only been excluded but has been dropped from the
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    71 16 Scottish h «r To-Day JCOTTISII fa batch ol fis UJ J-J Celtic, th. 3 away against i narrow esc 1 Rangers crowd witl a Lanark, at H J last 8at U and are cei the second time To-day 'g Qxtu i Aberdc Albion Bovei Clyde v ceil gamllton
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    137 19 I i-.ntonese Actor Arrives Mr. Sit Kok Sin And The sta ,r C —Theatrical Tour Of Malaya Rubber FacJ' Kwangtung —Canton Hospital For Overseas terl uinosC—M r how Lu ToPass Through Singapore I Our Civitese Correspondent) z\n oitui known us Maurice Chevalier, I vv ife, the former
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    192 19 reminded tru I The Love Parade." I later Mr. Kox wife, who playe.i Chien Loong. Queen's Affairs," the story of the cinemagoeis a i Sin the Chine jc ice Chevalier" Mi Kok Sin and lnj nd acts equally well. »0"° en from strength to sure that their tour
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    197 19 (HAVE received news from Canton which should interest Malayan Chinese. One message is to the effect that the rubber industry in Kwangtung Province has been very orosperous during the last few years. Up to date, 21 rubber factories have been established and their products are well supported by
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    179 19 MR. Chow Lv, the well-known Kuomintan? statesman and president of f he Sun Vat Sen University in Canton, is expected in Singapore shortly on his way back to China with Mr. Wang Ching Wei, the former Premier who has been recuperating in Germany. IU is understood that
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    Mr. Kan Chieh Hou, the newlyappointed Chinese Consul-General for Singapore, who succeeds Dr. Philip K. C. Tyau.
    17 19 Mr. Kan Chieh Hou, the newlyappointed Chinese Consul-Gen-eral for Singapore, who succeeds Dr. Philip K. C. Tyau.
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