Malaya Tribune, 5 July 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper; Guaranteed Largest Sales VbL XXIV.- -No. 156. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1937 FIVE CENTS- The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Juiy 5, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1937 FIVE CENTS-
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      171 1 'the mm WITH YOUR BREAKFAST. Try The PEERLESS IRASMIC SOAP Dainty, Muring, Fragrant PEERLESS 1 |F W*yiftfc ERASMIC is incomparable and invaluable jĔĔ$* for the toilet and can be applied without ilmSt*) harm t0 the most dellcate lkina R#fresn ing and invigorating it is a direct aid It the '^^^g^^^/^^
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      210 1 f7" <f Read The SODAY Tin in \i; Hi x Dominant In Malaya j Powdered Whole Milk ON ANY OCCASION WHERE PURE MILK IS REQUIRED, USE KLIM, FOR KLIM IS THE RICHEST AND FINEST COW'S MILK IN POWDERED FORM ECONOMICAL AND CONVENIENT. !TRY A TIN AND BE CONVINCED OBTAINABLE AT
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      518 2 If M. HASSAN, f 34, 36 37, Bras Basah Road, j SINGAPORE. J Telephone No. 3411. Branch at 34. Jalan Ibrahim, JOHORE. STOCKISTS OF: Frigldalres, Koldchests, modern electric chandeliers, fancy lamp bowls and shades, bed lamps, fans, electric bells, batteries, wiring accessories, domestic appliances sanitary wares and etc. CONTRACTORS FOR:
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      537 2 ARE YOU FULLY AWARE OF OUR CHARGES BEING MODERATE FOR BOTH ELECTRICAL AND I WAlfcF INSTALLATION! OUR WORKMANSHIP IS GUAR- ANTEED FOR AN k THING ELECt TRICACIY HONE AND WATER PIPING LAID, AND GENERAL J REPAIKS CARRIED OUT. j 'Phone 7176 or call at j Messrs. Allwie Co., Electric <5r
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      551 2 NOTICE. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I. D. U. De Siiva of No. 547, Geylang Road, Singapore hereby give notice that I and my wife Cicilia Wee are living separate and apart from \iq another by mutual consent and agreement and that I hereby expressly withdraw all and every
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      169 2 VIROL for robust health At all Leading drug-shops Lobuima, bottle of 60 tablets $3.50 Glycometer, complete in a box $3.50 Postage $0.30. Agents—CHAßl CO., 29, Robinson Rd., Singapore. Tel. No. 2249 I For best value and cheapest prices in all kinds of: WATS'HEM CLOCKS ALARM CLOCKS Enquiries !r>~*ted from all
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      117 2 URODONAL £&k The salvation of the rheumatic because it (U-.0/rrs Uric Acid. cures Gout, Arthritis. Sciatica. d mUSC;eS SWei, n9 of the effected part, d.ff.culty ,n WI t:te b u 99 ,shne headaches, chok.nq. fW.ngTf I'Vm T eXlrem t,eS 6<ns ,v to changes d,sper ses after a VB ry ~tti.
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES FEATURES OF NEW P. AND O. LINER
    198 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES FEATURES OF NEW P. AND O. LINER Accommodation On The Stratheden THE Stratheden is a twin screw turbine 1 driven vessel intended primarily for the P. and O. Company's service between the United Kingdom and Bombay and Australia. Launched on June 10, she is expected to be
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    SHIPPING BOOM
    267 3 Will Last Another Three Years Says Expert An optimistic forecast for transPacific shipping was made by Harry Scott, president of the General Steamship Corporation, when he arrived m San Francisco following a trip through the Orient. Mr. Scott predicted the present shipping boom would continue for at least
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    HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE
    124 3 New Building Programme Announced At the celebration of the 90th anniversary of the foundation of the Ham-burg-Amerika Line recently, Herr Hoffmann, chairman of the board, announced a new shipbuilding programme, which, he said, would include, in addition to new ships for the service to Eastern Asia and the
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      430 3 BTEAMEK iAXLLNGfI BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England) ijjjjj P. O. S. N. Co/a SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Tannage. SJexe, SOUDAN ft soo July I RAJPUTANA 17,000 July If RANPURA 17,000 July Sf BURDWAN 0,070 July 31 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 13 CORFU I*,ooo Aug. 27 SOMALI 0,800 Aug. 27 NALDERA 16,000 Sept. 10
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      132 3 INDO CHTNA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England). Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao. Swatow, Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwang. Yangfcse ports. Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA Arr. Sails. KUMSANG July 8 July
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      605 3 M. 8. K. I KOKUSAI LINE (KOKUSAI KJSEN KAISHA) i (Incorporated in Japan) I J For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) Dae Doe Sailing Dae i Penang Spore Spore tU Hew York ji m s KOMAKI MARU July 1 July 4 July 6 Aue 16 mjs KANO MARU
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      412 3 Specfcl Holiday Cruises to Bangkok Saigon Angkor Paem Penh Dlspl. From Refg Tens B'pore. Spore. MJB. "ALBLi" 12jm J.ly 17 Aug. 6 "BORINOIA" 12,800 Aug. 7 Aug. 27 "LALANDIA" 11,000 Sept. 18 Oei 3 "JUTLANDIA" 13.10 C Oct. 9 Oct. 29 "MEONIA" 11,000 Oct. 30 Nov. 19 "BORINOIA" 12,800 Deo.
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      390 3 STEAMER UUCIJfGI §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD FOR MANILA HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN. Due Spore. 1937. M.s. "TRAVK" omits Manila Japan Due Singapore July 26 HOMEWARD. FOB HOLLAND, HAMBURG BREMEN. I Hi.s. "BAALE" also calls Marseilles, Casablanca July 20 s.s.
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    REUTER’S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    477 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, July 2. ROBBER Last Price To-day Changi Tone Steadier Dull Spot Buyers. gs 3 9 9 16 16 Sellers. 9 1116 9 1116 May Buyers 9 11 16 9 5 8 —1 16 Sellers. 9 1316 9 1116 J% July Sept. Bayers. 9 5
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    U.S. TRADE AND INDUSTRIES
    1187 4 Figures For May FALL IX WHOLESALE PRICES Washington, D.C., June 16. IV|ANUFACTURIX(; output continued at a relatively high rate during May as a result of the steady advance of durable goods industries, which compensated for slackened operations in other lines. The volume of incoming business in
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    MR. ARLISS DEFENDS HOLLYWOOD
    272 4 Film Stars Not Wild And Wicked iBy Air Xati London jllC uLulipng ol iiiai u.!or-. a.s w&re defended by Mi George Arllss lii a pauer which he read before !be Royal Society of AxU, in Lonut'i. Lord Tyrrell, presided ol the Sr.iuk Boned of Pi'in L
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    "U.S. HITLER PLAN"
    94 4 Heady To Spend £200,000,000 rn Sicw Yo»k DEoPECTACLUj Homer Martin. Pr« is. tnt of the United Auioworkera t':;i Heiry Ford with being American Uiliipciaire who w3£ men tin 1 recently by Profctsoi Dodd, US Abassador to Berlin, as being reud'. put down £200,0110,000 to cniv. America Fascism.
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      835 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j l (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements). l' I 1 Successors to t S The Chinese Commercial Bank. Limited. 1 The Ho Hong Bank. Limited, and The Ban*, umlted S Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. CH ULIA SARLET, SINGAFOK*. J j TELEPHONES 4Q44 k
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      20 4 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand) Established 1572 W. J. DEXTER, Manager. 2. Finlavson Green. Tel. 5826.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1666 5 fssued by Fraser and Co. Lyuit and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sailers Buyers Sellers 4!-AmpatTin 611V2 6|6 6|2 66 £1 Asam Kumbang 371- 38|6cd 35 35 6 £1 Austral Malay 56[- 581- 56|6 58|--5- Ayer Hitam 28 3 29!- 28
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    357 5 Report By Fraser And Company Singapore, July 5. rHERE is no news from London and New York to-day for either the commodity or the metal, and as a consequence markets generally are rather quieter. In Sterling tin shares tnere are buyers of Ayer Hitams, Southern Kintas and
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    TIN
    16 5 The price of tin at noon in S ngapore to-day was:— Singapore: $127, down %V\-
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    CUSTOMS BATTLE
    120 5 Silk Stockings In Armoured Car Brussels. An armoured car containing 5,000 pans of contraband silk stockings was .aptured by Belgian gendarmes and Ufitcmj officials a running fight :oar Eysden. It had crossed from Germany, over a spiked chain laid across the road by auspicious Dutch customs officials. Al.liough
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    DEATH AT 105
    155 5 America's "Oldest Mother" Memphis, Tennessee. A woman claimed to be the "oldest mother" in America has died here at the age of 105 She was Mrs. Mary N. Rice. She it.avts two daughters, Mrs. Alfred Dockery, a:~ed 71, and Miss Nannie B. Rice, age 77. They were
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    164 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, July 5. Total for Books Close financial Company Dividend Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date TIN Asam Kumbang 5% Int. July 25 July 30 July 24 7'^% 15 r Bonus Kamunting 10% Int. July 13 July 16 July 5 10% Kuchai
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    SOUND POSITION OF RUBBER
    205 5 Lewis Peat's London Report (By Air Mail) London, June 22. IN th?ir weekly rubber report Messrs Lewis Peat's Mincing Lane office :.tate:— There has been a steadier rubber m-i--■cet throughout the week and values have about Vid. per lb. The underlying sentiment is one of optimism
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    20 MILES AN HOUR
    95 5 Bombay Abandons Proposed Speed Limit Barr.ouy The proposed 20 miles an hour apt*"d limit, in the suburbs of Bombay. described by an ofllciai ol tho local automobile association a,* a "rfcve&lon to he Stone Affe." has -»ow been abandoned This decision follows representations from vr.rlous bodlc.
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    GIRL FALLS TO DEATH
    115 5 Lost With Com pan on On Mountain Grenoble, Isere. Seventeen-year-old Madeline Josserand was killed and her companion Ren?e Iserable, aged 19, injured when they lost their way on the Belledonne Massif near Grenoble, in south-east France. Returning to their homes In Grenoble after a mountaineering excursion,
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      207 5 YOUTH, VIGOUR VITALITY Restored In 30 Minutes. It is no longer required lo carry throneb a treatment for hours or weeks if yen feel weak or prematurely old. German Doctor's latest discovery by the n:ime Man Power Pills give marvellous anu immediate results in cases of exnausHon, etc. They work
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    ITALIAN ARTIST'S PREMONITION
    240 6 Prompts Completion Of Last Masterpiece London, (By Air Mail* IjROFISSCR Edoardc Gioja, seventyi five-year-old fashionable Italian por-lit-painter, called his daughter Armida into his North London studio, and said, -Aiy H C ar. I must finish this portrait row." On the easel stood the portrait of Sheik Hetiz
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    Bats To Combat Malaria
    166 6 Belgrade. r-ORTY thousand inhabitants of Osijetc. a prosperous industrial town of North Jugoslavia, are pinning their i.t-pes for a pleasant summer on—bats. For years past mosquitoes, breeding in the marshes of the river Drava, have been a scourge to Osijek. Clouds of che insects invading the
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    Bird With Monkey Head
    81 6 (By Air Mail) Shanghai. A BIRD with the head of a monkey is reported by the Chinese press to have been caught in Hankow. Measuring three feet in height and eight feet in breadth, the creature is said to have "fur-like black feathers, four toes on
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    102 6 Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantasl tomorrow. Deliveries of boxholders* letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters :.05 p.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands) to-morrow. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters and
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    16 6 Mails despatched from Singapoie on June 11 by Karapara wao delivered h» London to-day.
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    MALAYAN OFFICE GUIDE
    26 6 The Malayan Post Office Guide 1937--1938 (Revised to Ist November 1936) is now on sale at all Post Offices. Price SI per copy.
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    DIFFICULT PROBLEM
    353 6 Pensions For Separated Wives J THE decision of the House of Lord-! that weekly payments to a wife under a separation agreement art tt tiriuable after the death of the husband has set solicitors and others ome difficult problems, writes a Legal correspondent in the Daily Mail. What,
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    103 6 Penang, Siam. Burma, India, Iraq. Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa, Great Britain, Ireland, Europe, Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 10 p.m. to-morrow. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 a.m. Wednesday. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal Air Service 6 a.m. Wednesday.
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    BANK BURGLAR'S DILEMMA
    143 6 Will It Be Worth It? Dallas, Texas (My Mail). WHEN bankers start using the photoelectric cell to protect their safes it won't be worth while for the burglar to think of burgling, for this is what will happen. When the burglar walks through the beam: An alarm
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    AMUSEMENTS
    143 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Ace Drummond" (last seven chapters) 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL.—9.IS p.m., Paul Muni and Louise Rainer in "The Good Earth,"; ♦J. 15 p.m. "Roberta." PAVlLlON—Claudette Colbert and Fred Mac Murray in "Maid Of Salem" and "Undersea Romance," 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH.—"Toofan Mail" (Hindustani)—6.ls and 9.15 p.m. EMPlRE.—"Dancing Feet"
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    WHAT'S ON?
    106 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 5 Fnotb*H- SA.F.A. League, Div I, S.C.F.A. Fo v R.E Auson Road Stadium: Div. fl. inniskillings II v. Indian Assn., quo. D iv in. Casuals v. V.M.C.A., YMCA- Friendly. Medical College J MPH., College ground; Government g Div. I. Marine v.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    141 6 Singapore, July 5. Ships alongside the Wnarves or expected to arrrve. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Hong Siang 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Komaki Maru 18; Kepong 16; \eneas 14; Poelau Laut 11; Neleui 9; Kinta 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Silvercedar 30; Javanese Prince 32;
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    55 6 Kola: British: 729 tons: from Bangkok 5.7 to Bangkok 12.7. Hydra; Norwegian: 823 tons: from Bangkok 5.7 to Bangkok 6.7. CamphuLs: Dutch; 2 380 tons: from Cheribon 5.7 to Cheribon 8.7. Khoen Hoea: Dutch: 611 tons: frrm Pontianak 5.7 to Pontinak 7.7. Soßrabaja: Dutch; 580 tons: fro:-:
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      182 6 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL A j To-rvght Cocktail Dance 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. j Dinner and Dance (infjrmal) 9.30 to midnight 1 CABARET ENTERTAINMENT BY THE \D FOKIEN MARVIN RUSSIAN TRIO 4 Presenting Character and Clascal Lance* of High M?rit, including the Sensational "Dance Macabre" (Dir.ce of Death). I 1 NON-DINERS
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      186 6 sale The GREATEST SALE OF THE YEAR. A SALE UNAPPROACHED FOR ITS SENSATIONAL and TEMPTING BARGAINS Commodity prices are going up everywhere but a surprise is in store for you m SALE TO DAY NOW'S THE AMAZING OPPORTUNITY TO BUY zrzzzzzzzznziz: We give below a few examples SBt Printed English
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      194 6 1 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j S 1 MAILS DESPATCHES* TO-DAY FOR PER DATF AND TIME Medan Plancius July 5 9 a.m. Karimon Kang Yon 510 a.m. Tandjeng Pinang Tg. Pinang 5 10 a.m. Java, South-West Sunatra, S.--East Borneo. Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly Reael a m. Muntok Reael i> 11 am.
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    This Strange World
    720 7 Cycling Eagle German Fathers' Race Teeth Thief "Wives Wanted" HERE are some strange stories from many parts of the world, sent by Renter correspondents: TWO TONGUES BUT DUMB Two tongues and yet unable to tali: -this is reported to be the plight of a me c woman
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    OLD-TIMERS SELL RIGHTS
    164 7 £360,000 Each For Doug Mary Charlie 1 New York. HOLLYWOOD'S three best-known oldtimers, Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickfcrd. Douglas Fairbanks, will lone power In filmland but add to their fortunes by a deal with America's Sam Goldwyn and Hungary's Alexander Korda. The stars, who as director* of the
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    CLERICAL UNION
    259 7 Happy Gathering At Dinner Singapore. Sunday. OVER GOO ;:eople present at the seventeenth anniversary dinner o* the Clerical Union held on the Ch»b grounds in Balcsti'r last nigh*. Much conviviality pre ilcd r.r.d the thering later enjoyed a cinema show and mdulged in dancing until a late hour.
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    N.Z.., AUSTRALIA & INDIA
    86 7 N.Z.., AUSTRALIA INDIA New Zealand, where Morris cars ha 1 c been topping all sale-, and Australia arc two of the territories respo.nsibi for this advance. Another is Inrt a where Morris Industries I India I Ltd report that during April they r ceivec: twice as many orders as in
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    "BELGIUM NEEDS UNION"
    141 7 PEACE ALSO Stirring Appeal Of King Leopold Reuter Wireless. Brussels July 2. STIRRING appeal for national sen/ice was made to-day by King Leopold to the leaders of the ExSoldiers' Association, whom he received at the Palace, and to whom he explained that the ex-service men's demand for
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      51 7 j.ttAT THE ACIDS THAT CAUSE TOOTH DECAY A% CLEAN YOUR TEETH jL W THE PHILLIPS' WAY M Magnesia counteracts mouth acids. Phillips* P Magnesia Tooth Paste contains over 75% c y ALSO N genuine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia. It pro- JfeJy powder tects teeth and gums. form Imm i;»f 1
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      151 7 Help Kidneys fleas* Out Acids Your Kttneyn hai I I i lillHtou ttny tubes or filtera which ar< eodanjn red by rheap, irritutimT drugs or neglect, unknown to you, w>:tk Kidney* may be the real cause ©f Vtuir Getting up Night*. Ntrvi usne**, liizzinf ss, SwolU n Ankles, Bladder Trouble,
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      194 7 .J. j j THE K.N.I.L.M. DOUGLAS DC-2'S J Arrive every Tuesday, at 12.30 p.m. from Java at the Singapore 1 J Airport. As they leave Wednesday morning, at 8 a.m. these planes are open for inspection by visitors during the afternoon. S •Jc mmmm**mm wmmmmmt ■■■■I Presents luxury in writing.
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      66 7 Z.HJ. PE>ANCt 'Wavelength 49 3 metres) TO-DAY 7.C0 p.m. Time Signal and Announcements tor the week. 7.05 p.m. Variety Rediffused from the B.B.C.i. 7.20 p.m. Big Ben. Monologuei in Melody < Rediffused irom B.B.C.i. 7.35 p.m. Commentary by Howard M irshall on Oxford v. Cambridge Cricket Rediffused*. 7 50 p.m.
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    WESTERN MUSIC
    168 8 Jazz Adapted To Indian Instruments London, June 18. T ONDON socialities arc now dancing the fox-trot, rumba and waltz to music provided by Indian musicians en Indian instruments, as the result of efforts by the Yuvaraj cf Mysore, at rveser.t in London with his older brother, who is
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      86 8 [jta Change PAVILION j j A THRILLING STORY OF ESPIONAGE AND ROMANCE, WITH A BRILLIANT NEW TRENCH STAR !"2nd BUREAU"! 1 j WITH j MARTA LAHARR J j CHARLES OLIVER J 4r S THEATRE ROYAL 5.30. to-night 9.15. j Tremendous Success During the Week-end I "BALA YOGLWj Hundreds Had To
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      141 8 lALLI ALL RECORDS SMASHED! CROWDS STORMED THE THEATRE DURING THE WEEK-END!! LAST FEW SCREENINGS! A To-Night At 11 UL 9-15 Show Only Continued Success Of M. G. M' s. Great Chinese Story "THE <.OOI» EARTH' 9 TO-NIGHT at 6-15 Special CHARITY PERFORMANCE of RKO-Radio's Musical Comedy Hit FRED ASTAIRE GINGER
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      251 8 c ONE LAD AND HIS FLASHING SWORD WM t WAS ALL THAT STOOD BETWEEN THIS INNOCENT YOUNG GIRL AND A KSW^-"Mjfc s HORRIBLE DEATH AT THE HANDS OF ■PIB^I^H^ TWO BRILLIANT STARS HEAD THIS MAGNIFICENT FILM f "wLv MADE H> THE MAN WHO AYE YOU "MUTINY" AM) P BP^^ CLAUDETTE
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    FELL FOR CONVICT
    159 9 Proposed Through Prison Bars Rio de Janeiro. Brazil jPALLING in love with a convict as she passed by his cell window, u wealthy young girl has married a highway robber in Monte Claroe prison, in the Brazilian state of Min3£ Geraes She will have to wait five
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    METHODS OF WORLD COMMUNICATION
    194 9 Conference To Re Held In Cairo T Cairo. HE International Telecommunications Conference, considered to be the largest and most important of international communication conferences. Is to'be held in Cairo next year. Thk conference takes place once every five years. It will open on Feb. t, 1938,
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    FAN MAIL
    130 9 For "North Pole" Schmidt Moscow, June, 20. A "FAN" mail of hundreds of letters and telegrams from all parts of the world are reaching her e for Professor Schmidt and the four Russian scientists, I-apanin, Krenkel, Shirshov, and Fe icefloe in the Polar regions. One envelope is addressed
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    BUOYS LONG TRIP
    193 9 Left In Arctic Ocean Found In Bay Of Biscay Moscow. A buoy, left in the Arctic Ocean five years ago by the Soviet icebreaker Sibiryakov. nas been returned to the Soviet Union with a note saying that it had been found in the Bay of Biscay. The
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    STARVING PEASANTS
    138 9 Shanghai. F or!stuffs arc being sent to Kweir.hov, Province South -Western China, by the Government to avert a famine that is threatening 3,000,000 pecpie there with starvation. For months they have been living on th e bark and leaves of trees, but their supply has become exhausted, oitd
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    SUCCESSFUL TEAM
    120 9 In the Ulster Automobile Clubs Annual Circuit of Ireland Trial, a V/olseley 12 48. driven by Mr. W. B Michael, lost no road marks over a route of 1100 miles, including 300 over iough roads and mountain passes. The car secured a first-class award and fifth prize, and
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    LIFE IN ARCTIC
    386 9 Brides Have To Wear A Crown London. AFTER '< roughing it" for three years at Jyvaskyla, in the depths of remote forests near the Arctic circle, Mrs. Bror Serlachius, the petite dark English wife, aged 30, of a Finnish wood-pulp and paper magnate, recently arrived In London.
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    LUXURY LIFE IN TOMB
    250 9 Man Who Lives With Dead Cairo. HIS own tomb is the home of Zaki Effendi Okasha. an Arab who is b* I b ing over with good spirits and with the joy of living with the dead. He built a luxurious mausoleum for himself in a
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    CRIPPLE BECAME DANCER
    100 9 A club-foot—a legacy of infantile paralysis at the age of seven—was the reason for Miss Nana Gollner becoming a ballerina. Aged 18. she Is now appearing at the Coliseum in "Les Elfes." 'On the advice of my doctor," Miss Gollner said. T did exercises every day for
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      211 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED—Experienced Salesman for General Goods wanted by European Import Firm. Apply Box No. 249, c o Malawi Tribune, Singapore. WANTED—An experienced Ladies Hairdresser; knowledge of permanent waving and setting essential. Apply Box No. 250, c o Malaya Tribune. Singapore. FRIGIDAIRE reduces operation costs Paterson, Simons Co., Ltd. Singapore
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      293 9 ft j New World Cabaret! j TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT j jNon-Stop dance from 9.30 p.m. until midnight 1 WATCH OUR NEXT ANNOUNCEMENT j THE :i BIG XIGHTS I ll* CHINA" LAST NIGHT—At 7.45 p.m. S All Singing AH Talking Cantor picture i i "A NIGHT BEFORE GREAT WAR' I 1 featuring
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    131 10 ENGAGEMENT. TAN—WONG. The engagement is announced between Mr. Tar. Chee ting alias Gene Tan, of Messrs. Boustead Ac Co.. Ltd., Singapore, second son of the late Mr. Tan Wi Van, and Mrs. Tan W' Van of 285, River Valley Road. Singapore, grandson o f the late Mr. and
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    720 10 rpAXATION of foodstuffs in tha Federated Malay States is likely to undergo revision in the near future. That interesting fact emerged from ihe Federal Council meeting, when the Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer ask d the Government, in view of the improved position of the public finances, to
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    TANGANYIKA
    152 10 Return To Germany Would Jeopardise Peace Reuter. London. June 30. THE handing back of Tanganyika Ter- ritory to Germany would be a thread to world peace, according to Sir Edward Grigg, a former Governor of Kenya. In a speech at the English Sneaking Union Dinner In London, Sir Edward
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    COLLIERY DISASTER
    102 10 More Details Of The Tragedy British official Wireless. Rugby July 4 THIRTY men, including th e managing 1 director and two mines* inspectors, who joined the rescue party after the first of two explosions had taken place, lost their lives in the coal mine disaster at Bryumco Colliery
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Friendly Siam
    125 10 NOTES COMMENTS Friendly Siam TN a recent broadcast address, Luang Pradist Manudharm, the Siamese Minister for Foreign Affairs, drew attention to the fact that Siam had denounced the Treaties of Friendship with various Powers with a view to the conclusion of new treaties under which Siam would enjoy complete independence.
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    Relations With Britain
    159 10 PRADIST emphasised that Siam had consistently received cooperation and assistance from various friendly Powers, and mentioned in particular Britain, France, the United States. Japan, Italy, Belgium and Denmark With regard to Britain he said: "I have already stated on several occasions that our friendly relations with, that
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    Rear Lights On Bicycles
    224 10 rules with regard to lights on bicycles are to be brought into force in the F.M.S. on Oct. I. It will be provided that every pedal b'cycle or tricycle must carry a rear lamp clearly visible as a red light or else an efficient red reflector
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    Temporary Allowances
    177 10 rriHE terra -temporary allowance," though strange to the car, has been in vogue for the past eighteen years. Since 1919, when Maiaya was enjoying a period of prosperity, which, as a rule, was characterised by an increase in rents, and a rise in general price levels, temporary allowances
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    Topics Of The Day
    404 10  -  By "Looker On" sittings were advertised by an Aberdeen photographer. We understand that this was about the only time he had managed to persuade some of his clients to look pleasant. A A A A hospital doctor won an amateur boxing tournament the other day. He
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    WARSHIPS TO RESCUE OF FRENCH STEAMER CAPTURED BY GEN. FRANCO
    149 11 DANGEROUS SITUATION FIRST INCIDENT AFTER COLLAPSE OF NON-INTERVENTION \y HEX the deadlock occurred on the Non-Intervention Committee, after the refusal of Germany and Italy to accept the proposal of Britain and France to fill the gap which their withdrawal had
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    FOUR SHOTS FIRED AT STEAMER
    126 11 Reuter. London, July 4. JJiHE French merchant ship, the Tregastel, was captured by Genera] Franco's warships as it was trying to enter the port of Santander, which is still held by the Basques, this morning. The Tregastel was fired on by the insurgent warship Almiran'te
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    800 MEN KILLED
    106 11 Govt. Troops Advance On Granada Reuter Wireless. Valencia, July 2. FE insurgents in south Spain are reported to have lost nearly 800 men in addition to deserters in the course of vain efforts to stem the Government advance, which has brought the troops within 20 miles of
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    CHANGLO SALT
    69 11 I »,000 Tons To Be Shipped To Japan Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 5. nd contract has been signed for the shipment of 100.000 tons or Changlo o Japan at the previous price. II la reported that the Hsing Chung Comp&ny, a big Japanese enterprise in China,
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    BEST-SELLER
    52 11 Marsha! Chiang Kai Shek's Autobiography Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 5. Marshal Chiang Kai Shek's autobiography "My Fortnight's Experience in Sian" are selling like hot cakes in China. During last month no less than 40,000 copies had been sold. All previous records of book-selling have been broken.—Sin Chew
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    NEW KING OF GYPSIES
    79 11 Ten Killed At Crowning Reuter. Warsaw, July 5. TEN people were killed and 20 wounded after he crowning of Janus/ Kwiek. itinerant tinker, as King of the Gypsies before 5.000 gynsy delegates. Kwiek \h shortly v siting R me to interview II Duce respecting Sienor Musso'ini's
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    DEATHS OF NOTED MEN
    160 11 Reuter Wireless. Ex-Premier Of Rhodesia Lord rule Bulawayo. THE death is announced 01 ivir. George Mitchell, former Prime Minister of Southern Rhodesia —Reuter. Born on Apr. 1. 1837. the late Mr. George Mitchell went to Scuth Africa in the service of the Bank of Africa, Ltd.,
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    RIVER INCIDENT
    115 11 Withdrawal Of Soviet Troops Moscow July 4 REPORT from H.sinking stale- that in accordance with the ShisemitsuLl'vinoflT agreement. Soviet forces, including over 20 patrol boats started that afternoon on the evacuation of Scnnufa and Bolyshoi. Islets on the Amur River The Kwantung Army headquar ters, at six o'clock
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    YARN EXCHANGE
    86 11 iiigh Prices Due To Speculation Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 3. An official of the yarn exchange told pressmen that the high prices in yarn was due to unwarranted speculation, and that the Chinese cotton nuilj were very badly affected. At the same time the Japanese were
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    ACCEPTANCE OF OFFICE
    87 11 BY CONGRESS? Gandhi And Nehru Confer Reuter. Wardha. July 4. the result of three days of informal discussion between Mr. Gandhi and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru (President of the Indian National Congress) it is understood that these two leaders of the independence movement have reached a complete understanding
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    CHERTSEY BY-ELECTION
    35 11 Conservatives Re' irn The Seat Reuter. London, July 3. The Chert ey by-election, owing to the death of Mr. Boyd Carpenter, resulted as follows:— Commander Marsden (Conservative) 19,767. Mr. Ronald Kaylor (Lib-Progressive) 10,722—Reuier.
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    ATLANTIC AIR SERVICE
    175 11 A ng 10-A merican Effort Reuter. London. July 3. A VIATORS all over the world are anticipating the evening of July 5. after many months of very elaborate tests and weather observations. The Imperial Airways 18<ton flying boat Caledonia and ihe Pan-American Airways giant plane Sikorsky will
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    MUKDEN ARSENAL
    94 11 Sudden Increase In Activities Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 5. THERE is a sudden increase in the I activities of the Mukden Arsenal. Additional workers are being engaged to work day and night. It is reported that the South Manchurian Railway Company has received an emergency fund
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    MANCHUKUO DIPLOMAS
    36 11 Shanghai, July 5. The Ministry of Education has instructed the Charhar-Hopei Government not to recognise diplomas from any of the Manchukuo colleges. Students with Manchurian certificates are therefore very much handicap—Sin Chew Jit poh.
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    ANOTHER NUFFIELD GIFT
    53 11 British Official Wireless. a r Rugby, July 3 A further gift to charity has made by Lord Nuffield who has contributed £30 000 to the Royal Berkshire Hospital Reading, towards the erecMon of a new budding to contain a children's ward and a maternity ward and surgical
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    TYPHOON STRIKES SWATOW
    29 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 5. A severe typhoon struck Swatow yesterday at noon. The extent of the damage is still unknown.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    BOMB THROWN AT PREMIER
    51 11 Portugal's Chief Escapes Reuter. Lisbon, July 4. r%R. Salazar, Premier and virtual dictator of Portugal to-day, has had a narrow escape from an attempt on his life. As he was about to enter a friend's house a bomb exploded, damaging the pavement. The Premier was unhurt
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    EXPORT CREDITS
    54 11 Extending To Building Of Ships For Abroad British Official Wireless. Rugby, Juiy 3 government have decided to extend the benefits of the export credits system to the building of ships In Britain for owners abroad. An announcement to this effect made in the of Commons was welcomed by
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    PALESTINE TO BE DIVIDED?
    174 11 g INTO 3 PARTS Arab And Jewish g Opposition Reuter. Jerusalem, July 4. ACCORDING to reportedly authoritative Jewish sources in London, the Palestine Royal Commission (whose report will be issued on July 8) recommends division of the country into three classes of territory, namely Arab and
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    CRITICALLY HURT
    41 11 Husband Of Famous Tennis Player Reuter. San Francisco, July 5. P S. MOODY, husband of the tenim champion Helen Wills, was critically injured in the head yesterday when his car crashed into a bridge at Santa Cru* (California) —Renter.
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    GALLANTRY REWARDED
    55 11 Echo Of Mining Of Destroyer Reuter Wireless. London, Ju'.y 2. In the Gazette it is announced that His Majesty The King has awarded tne Albert Medal to Lieutenant Commander B. G. Scurfield for gallantry in saving the lives of five men when the destroyer Hunter struck a mine
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    NAVAL & AERAL SEARCH FOR AMELIA EARHART VERY LITTLE HOPE LEFT
    140 12 NAVAL AERAL SEARCH FOR AMELIA EARHART VERY LITTLE HOPE LEFT TO HAVE BEEN LAST FLIGHT A LIFE-DREAM WHICH JUST FAILED TO COME TRUE PEUTER messages to hand contain no news at all of the finding of Amelia Earhart, her companion and navigator Capt. Fred Noonan, or her huge Lockheed monoplane,
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    INTERVIEW WITH HUSBAND
    234 12 TJOPE however has not been given up, and searches are being carried out, according to latest Reuter messages to hand. A message from Los Angeles, which arrived this morning, states that the coastguard cutter, Itasca, cruised throughout yesterday In the region of Howland Island but failed to
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    WEDNESDAY'S WEIGHTS
    278 12 IPOH RACES Second Card Of Eight Events (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, July 5. FOLLOWING are the handicaps for T Wednesday, the second day of tne Perak races: Horses. Class 2 Div. 1, 6 furs. Dandaloo p n Deep Dene Biddy's Squire Greenstone Bintang Tujoh Barf ord J-J
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    FATAL ACCIDENT IN GROVE ROAD
    170 12 European Killed MOTOR-CYCLE AND CAR Singapore, Monday. AS a result of injuries «11 stained in an accident involving a motorcycle and a motor-car near the junction of Grove Road and Crescent Road yesterday evening, Mr. Earnest Adams, of the Radio Station. Changi. died in the
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    APPEAL AGAINST SUSPENSION
    917 12 LAWYER'S CASE Judges Reserve Decision (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 4. AFTER a hearing which lasted five days, the appeal of Mr. I. A. de S. Siriwardenha, advocate and solicitor, who was suspended from practice for three months by Mr. Justice L. V. J. Laville,
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    BIG PROFIT FROM ELECTRICITY
    387 12 DESPITE REDUCED RATES IN 1936 A NET profit of $181,978.47, after expenditure of 5241,802.28 on works of a capital nature provided from revenue, and a contribntico of $100,000 to the General Rate Hn-i, is reported by Mr. S. 4. Wilson, th* acting Municipal Electrical Engineer, in
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    SINO-JAPANESE NEGOTIATIONS
    113 12 Good Results Improbable At Present Shanghai, July 5. MR. Kawagoe, the Japanese Ambassador to China, in a statement to the press admitted that under present circumstances the resumption of Sino-Japanese negotiations would not produce any good results, because the atmosphere was so thick with ill-feeling. He further asserted
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    EURASIAN ASSOCIATION
    61 12 A copy of the summary of the minutes of a recent committee meeting of the Eurasian Association, Singapore, has been sent to the members at their last known addresses. Will members who have not received their copies kindly communicate with the hon. secretary, co Singapore Recreation Club, or
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    Malayan Fights In Spanish War IN AIR FORCE OF BOTH SIDES
    199 12 not hurt Former Champion Sprinter (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 23. MR. Veerappan, champion Malayan sprinter, has just returned to London with some exciting yarns of adventures undergone since the Poly Harriers season ended. He has been in
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    JOHORE EUROPEANS MARRIED
    208 12 In Malacca Church MR. R. G. WILLACY AND MISS J. N. ANSELL (From Our Own Correspondent/ Malacca, Sunday. QX Saturday evening, before a large gathering of Europeans, Miss J. N. Ansell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ansell, of Paya Land Estate, Johore. was married to
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    Britain & France Charged By Italy INTERVENTION IN SPAIN?
    343 13 Britain France Charged By Italy INTERVENTION IN SPAIN? "REDS HELPED" Civil War Likely To Be Prolonged Rome, July L THARGES that Britain and France v have not observed non-inter-vention in Spain, but have openly helped the Spanish "reds" are made in an unsigned ar'icle in Mussolini's newspaper Popolo d' Italia
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    VERY ANTI-BRITISH
    141 13 Fierce Campaign Of The Italian Press Rome. July I. In a fierce anti-Brit sh camoaign in the press, it is alleged that Britain has actively helped the "reds" in Spain. Signor Gayda accuses Britain of in•ntion and alleges, inter alia, that British ships which went to Bilbao to
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    BELLIGERENT RIGHTS IN SPAIN
    467 13 German Proposals Not Favoured Reuter and British Wireless. London, July 2. AT this morning's meeting of the Nonrt Intervention Si;b-Committee, Herr Yon Ribbentrop detailed the German proposals to combine non-intervention with the grant o: belligerent rights. In the course o* the meeting, it was stated that
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    DEATH OF LOCAL OCTOGENARIAN
    108 13 Mrs. Lin Tiang Soon LEFT TWENTY-TWO DESCENDANTS Singapore, Monday. death took place yesterday afternoon of Mrs. Lim Tiang Soon, nee Ang Xya Chik, a Singapore octogenarian and third daughter of the la'ie Mr. and Mrs. Ang Kim San, of Malacca, at her residence, 376, Race Course
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    NEW SOUND SYSTEM FOR CINEMAS
    254 13 Western Electric Company Demonstration Singapore, Monday. AT the invitation of the Western Elee- trie Company, a number of peoplwent to the Capitol Theatre yesterday morning to hear a demonstration of the company's new microphone sound system. Western Electric, of course, are pioneer.: in the field
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    INDEPENDENCE DAY
    89 13 American Assocn. Dinner In Singapore AS American Independence Day fell on n a Sunday this year, the annual dinner of the American Association of Malaya was held on Saturday evening. The dinner was again held at Seaview Hotel, and the company numbered 145. with Mr. F. P Donnelly
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    FELL DOWN 70-FT. SHAFT
    165 13 Boy's 24-Hour Ordeal Before Discovery Paris. After lying injured at the bottom of a ventilation-shaft for 24 hours, a boy of 10 has been discovered by a quarryworker and restored to his parents The boy. Henri Holtz, was playing with some schoolfriends in a quarry at
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    SHIPPING SCHEME
    72 13 Service From Whampoa To Ma'aya Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkone. Jui 1 5. Mr Lim Hwei Ting has submitted a proposal to the Construction Council in Canton that a shipping service troni Whampoa to the South Sea (especial Malaya I should be inaugurated with joint capital. The Chinese
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    "THE FIRST MRS. FRASER"
    594 13 Fine Production A TRIUMPH FOR MRS. BATTISHILL Ninian Fraser Mr. T. W. Morrav Mabel Miss Alison Williams James Fraser Mr. C. Crawford-Lawscn Janet Fraser Mrs. P. H. Batt'shiU Phdip Logan Mr. Philip F Kinsev Murdo Fraser Mr. R. T. Bram Alice Fraser Mrs. R. t. Brain
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    WOMEN'S CONFERENCE
    42 13 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. July 5. The National Women's Conference closed its session on July 3. Among the resolutions pass?d. the most important are those relating to women protection, women sufferage, education, and women profession.— Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    TWO CENTURIES IN SPORE CRICKET MATCHES SABAPATHY GETS 104 AT BALESTIER
    572 14 BOON SOON HERO OF INTERCOLLEGE ENCOUNTER Singapore, Monday. FOR the fttst time in six years, Raffles College managed to held the Medical C< 'lege to a draw in their annual ricket encounter. When were drawn on Saturday, the Medicals
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    Ceylonese Lead United Services
    310 14 THE Ceylon Sports Club were rather un- fortunate to have their cricket match against the United Services at Balestier drawn when they were in a strong winning position on Sunday. h. itature ot tne game was an unfinished score of 104 by V. R. Sabapathy for
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    Gunners On Top At Changi
    294 14 A CRICKET Club XI Which Chonc! playi-d the R.A. Gutttuy escaped feftot in tat flasiiv -rants through n dotfeed In nines bv AC Growtiar who forsook his usual can.frce batt.ni; style and kept uu his end I r 35 minutes lor e.pht run to m-v
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    S.R.C. Behind At Hong him Green
    218 14 rIE SRC needed 44 wins Willi two wickets in hand when Plav ceosed in their mi teh will) thft Chinese on Saturday. Scores: S C.R C Oscar Hinc r and b Le Cain Gun Look lbw Wnsterhout 4 Thlan Terk Ibw Le Cain Evan
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    P.W.D. Too Stronp For Cricket Club II
    161 14 AT the PW.D sjKJirs rjrouuo on Sat'j dav t'it F W D. defeated an S.C.C XI by eight wlcketfr Scorei: SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB A. I>' JlnuU'i hit wkt. b cie SUva 2 K. Jo|»p Punn tclum 0 BabapaHiy 7 P. ĕjrtrnni b d'AJmelda
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    Khalsa Puts Up Good Fight
    288 14 TIME intervened in the cricket male J 1 played on Saturday at Balestier between the Ceylon Sports Club II and the Khalsa Association. The Ceylonese, batting first compiled 130. of which 33 was from Arumugam. 16 from Nadaiajah, and 24 from Ayac'urai. Dharmaraj bowled best
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    Gaillard Just Misses A Century At Seletar
    49 14 IT Seletar on Saturday a Cricket Clvi *i XI played a drawn game with the Air Force, Gaillard batting well in an innings of 94. Th e scores were: Cricket Club: 142 for six wickets, declared. Air Force: 104 for seven wickets.
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    Davis Cup Challenge Round
    74 14 Reuter. THE following have been <e:ected to represent Britain who are the holders, in the Davis Cun rhailenge lound:—Austin. Hare, Hughes and Tnckev. The British players in the Wightman Cup tournament, to be held at Fcrrst Hih; on Aug 20 and 21 are as follows:— MU,s
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    COMBINED SERVICES WIN WELL
    242 14 Friendly Soccer At Jalan Besar Singapore, Monday. 'fIHE Combined Services had excellent I practice at the Jalan Be.sar Stadium yesterday. when they met the Government Services in a friendly encounter. Eight goals were netted, six of which were credited to the Soldiers. They played well and
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    Singapore A. A. A. Heats On Padang VERY PROMISING RESULTS
    839 15 NEW RECORDS Mile Relay To Be Run To-day Singapore, Monday. COME fine performances were put w up in the first day heats of the Singapcre Amateur Athletic Meeting held on the S.C.C. ground yesterday afternoon. Last year's records in the
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    MIDDS HAVE THEIR REVENGE
    575 15 Gunners Bf aten In Div. I Return i i Singapore, Monday. THE Royal Artillery, leaders of the First Division of the S.A. F.A. League were given another shock on Saturday when they had to concede full points to the Middlesex Regiment at Anson Road Stadium, the
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    Singapore v. Johore
    30 15 SINGAPORE and Johore meet in the Malaya Cup at the Anson Road Stadium on Friday next, Avhen the admission charge will be §1, 50 and 20 cents.
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    SINGAPORE G.C. JULY MEDAL
    567 15 Stapleford Handicapping System THE Singapore G.C. July medal compe- tition, on the Stapleford handicapping system, was played at Bukit Tim .h on Saturday and Sunday and resulted in a win for F!Lt. K. A. Jackmon in "A" Division with a score of 38, in a win
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    S. S. POLICE SPORTS
    378 15 AT DEPOT Lady Thomas Presents The Prizes Singapore, Monday. BRILLIANT weather favoured the annual athletic meeting of the Straits Settlements Police held at the Depot in Thomson Road on Saturday afternoon. The Sikh Contingent (M.1.C.), and teams representing Singapore, the Depot, Penang and Malacca competed. Competition
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    TRIAL MATCH
    69 15 For Singapore's Malaya Cup Team SINGAPORE'S Malaya Cup team, which was held to a draw on Saturday at Seremban by Negri Sembilan in the southern section of the Cup competition, will take part in a trial match against the Royal Air Force to-morrow (Tuesday) at the Anson Road
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS
    107 15 Ties have been arranged in the S.C.C. Volunteer Snooker tournament as follows: WEDNESDAY'S TIES N. G. Bishop and W. Chivers vs. H. R. Wilson and Capt. D. W. Persse. R. N. Jack and R. C. Stewart vs. Carl. Lawson and B. Scott. THURSDAY'S TIES M. S. Robinson and
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    Negri Upsets Singapore's Applecart
    1229 16 Malaya Cup Tie Drawn (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Saturday. GALLANT Negri. Many a time has this sentiment been expressed in reference to Negri Sembilan State te?ms but never was this more deserved than this evening when, on the station padang here, a truly gallant soccer
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    HOME CRICKET
    107 16 Saturday's Close Of Play Scores Reuter. London. July 3. CiLOSE of play scores in first class > cricket matches began to-day are as follows: AT WORCESTER Worcester 106 (Wright 7 for 27). Kent 246 for 5 (Ames 125). AT YEOVIL Sursex 287 (James Parks 140. Andrews 7 for
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    Donald Budge Captures Three Titles DOROTHY ROUND CHAMPION
    283 16 AT WIMBLEDON Triumphal Exit From Big Tennis Reuter. London. July i FINAL results in the Wimbl'don chu pionships are follow* Women's Sin®Its: Mifi.; Dojo Round beat Mile Jedr7C)0K£ka r 3—0, 7—5. Women's D.ulilcs: Mai hie a :uici Miss YoiKc beat MLu k-nii
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    PENANG A.A.A.
    406 16 New Malayan Records Set Up (From Our Oum Reporter) Penary, Saturday. rVO Malayan records were established this afternoon on the esplanade during the Penang Amateur Athletic Association Sports Meeting by Slew Leong Joo cf the Chung Ling High School. He started off by clearin.c: 6 ft. 2 y
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    S.L.T.A. TENNIS
    82 16 i- Singapore. Monday. There w II be no play in the S L.f rcon PlGnSh:P tournamen lni s afterTies for to-morrow on the S C C courts ar- as follows: Men's singles ,-cmi-final) Yong Lojng Cnong vs. t Aizawa The winner meets Wise vs EO pa\h UIIICr (flnjd):
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    468 17 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore, July 2. MEAT Eeef stak kati 32 Beef stew or curry kati Fillet steak lb. 50 Mutton Australian lb. 50 Mutton, Indian per lb. Mutton, Malacca per lb. Pork, lean, kati 44 Pork, lean and fat »Ist quality l 34 POULTRY Capons (locally
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    124 17 Treasury Figures For Year Ended June Reuter Wireless. Washington, July 2. THE Treasury closed the fiscal year 1 ended June 30 with a gross deficit of $2,811.000.000, compared wi*h the revised Presidential estimate of $2,557,000.000 and last year's $4,301,000 000. Receipts amounted to $5.294,000,000 or $70.000.000 above the
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    84 17 Worn By Queen Elizabeth At Court Reuter Wireless. London, July 1. Distinguishing features of the last Buckingham Palace Court for the Coronation Year were the wearing of the Air Force uniform for the first time by a King of England holding a Court, and the wearing of the
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    TO BE AMALGAMATED
    72 17 Reuter Wireless. London. June 30. Two monthly reviews, the National Review and the English Review, shortly amalgamating. The National Review was founded in 1883 by Mr Alfred Austin and wa edited for 29 years by Leo Maxse. brother of the present editor Lady miner, wiaow of the
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      1420 17 Malayan Listeners* Radio PROGRAMMES OF RRTTTSH EMPIRE tra; leader, Daniel Melsa; conducted by BTVf T> C 552™« Clifton Helliwell. Edward Reach (Tenor). PROGRAMMES Orchestra: Overture, If I were King (Adam). Edward Reach and Or0. rj- i« r\ nor chestra: A Sprig of Rosemary (A Prin&ingapore station Un LLd Militsrv Rand
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR JOHORE SMALL HOLDINGS
    266 18 f To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir. The or small and medium holdings cf rubter in Johore is causing dissatisfaction among the owner?. The assessment 03SS A holdlnfc of this category in the F.M.S Is 500 Hi., while in Johore it
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    KING CONGRATULATES AIRMAN
    43 18 Rugby, July 3. The King has sent to Flight Lieutenant Adam, who this week regained the world's altitude record for Britain by attaining a height of about 54.000, his "sincere congratulations of this very remarkable feat".—British Official Wireless. £A A...
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    15 MILLIARD FRANCS ADVANCED
    504 18 AUTHORISED BY BANK OF FRANCE TO STATE Reuter Wireless. Paris, July 1. CURTHER advances to the Stat? 1 amounting to 15 milliard francs have been authorised by the Bank of France. Though the stock exchange bourse is opening to-day, commercial exchange bourses ars closed. The decree
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    119 18 Famous Opposition Pastor Arrested Reuter Wireless. Berlin, July 1. NIEMOELLER, the former submarine commander and outstanding figure among the Opposition pastors, has been taken into custody and conveyed to Moabit Prison. In the wave of arrests of Protestant clergymen in the past few weeks, Niemoeller remained
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      144 18 For the Second Year in Succession a WOLSELEY car has brcn awarded the Premier Prize for Coachwork and Comfort in the Monte Carlo Rally —the coveted Grand Prix d'Honneur, only awarded if there is a car of exceptional merit. And this, to a car—the 25 hp. Wolseley Salon fie Villi
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      274 18 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs in SingaDore members of nhich are readers of Ihe "Malaya Tribune." This Diary it provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keepi it up-to-date and complete. Havnevinas of general interest utUI still he included in the "Diary of Events'* The 'Club
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      293 18 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS The following are programme of drills up to and for week ending July 11: TO-DAY, JULY 5 5.15 pm. Headquarters, B.R.A. (t), 3.7" Hows, and L. A. Training. 515 p.m. Headquarters, S.R.E. Unit Training. 5.00 p.m. Clifford PJer, S.F.C.R.E. (v). TTaining at Forts. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, S.F.C.R.E. (v),
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      1386 19 Malayan Listeners' Radio To day Germany 9.50 p.m. Overtures. Mozart: Figaro (Continued from page 17) —Don Giovanni—Magic flute. 10.06 p.m. Orchestral Concert. 11.05 p.m. German achievements. UJS.A. SHORTWAVE [IFrench Stock (Rentes). Glass blowing in Thueringia. nn*\nn a 1120 P m Close Down. p.m. Sign off DJB, DJN, DJE, PROGRAMMES DJQ
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