Malaya Tribune, 12 July 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV. No. 162. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 12, 1937 FIVE CENTS- The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday. July 12. 1937. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 12, 1937 FIVE CENTS-
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      168 1 THE NEWS j WITH YOUR I BREAKFAST Try The" mmmmamtmma —mmmm> The Original *EjSst I»HIMTS g|| unnecessary to light a wood fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equa 1 if t»i for efficiency and economy. The superior workmanship and materials used in then construction assures a maximum of wear
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      260 1 Read The > .Dominant In Malaya I ON ANY OCCASION WHERE PURE MILK IS j REQUIRED, USE KLIM, FOR KLIM IS THE RICHEST AND FINEST COW'S MILK.IN POWDERED F ORM-ECONOMICAL AND CONVENIENT. try A TIN \ND BE CONVINCED OBTAINABLE AT ALL PROVISION STORES. Distributors: At 1 GETZ BROS. JCO.„i For
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    FIGHTING FAMINE IN CHINA
    404 2 Relief Work YELLOW RIVER FLOOD, RAINS DROUGHT r£HE far-flung- work of the Chin;. International Famine Relief Commission ii recorded in a series of reports from all parts of the country, a copy of which was recently published. The Commis-ion's work in assisting famine sufferers and preventing
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      574 2 M. HASSAN, f X 36 37, Rras Basan Road, BINCIAFOtt£. J Telephone No. 341 L Baaaofa at 24, Jalaa Ibrahim, JOHORE. STOCKISTS OF: ?r4§4dalrai, Koldchests, modern «teekrie anandellers, fancy lamp bow!* and shades, bed lamps, tana, alaotric bells, batteries, firing accessories, domestic appliances •anLajry wares and etc. CONTRACTORS FOR: Elacuteal,
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      716 2 j FOR SALE—Model Railroad. One of j finest ever 1 uilt in Far East. 3 powerful locomotives and trains. 200 feet of track on table 20 x 13 feet. P.O. Box 283, Singapore. Reconditioned Kelvinator Refrigerators for sale or hire, lowest 1 rates. Apply Brinkniann Co., 15, Grand Road. Telephone
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      173 2 VIROL for robust health Leading Lobullna, bottle of 60 tablets $3 50 Glyccme'ter, complete in a box $3.50 Postage $0.30. Agents—CHAßl CO., 29, Robinson Rd., Singapore. Tel. No. 2249 BeauW Curve. NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO, 71, iiifb Street, Singapore 'Phone 3:86. FOR ENDURANCE PARAMOS XT FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES Be*t America* Battery
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      89 2 PREMIER CAMERA SCHMIDT SHOTEN, LTD., M, Robinson Rood, Sin** port. VITA-TONIC Extract of Saisaparida ana Medicinal Roots, Herb* M| The best blood builde ever cascovered. No toni o vita l for health affce. .Cfifln sickness. It is especially good fOi Zflß women after delivery. &ggj Price per bottle: i ;JjH
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      75 2 42!<. North linage Koatl. (Near Middle Road) Phone No. 7922. I For best value and cheapest prices in all kinds of: WATCHES CLOCKS ALARM CLOCKS Enquiries looted from all markets. Wholesale only supplied. Phone 3*f« write or call at E. NASSIM SONS S6l, North Bridge Ro*d, p, fARSAPARILLA TONIC. Blood
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES BRITISH SHIPS FROM GERMAN YARDS
    434 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES BRITISH SHIPS FROM GERMAN YARDS Questions In House Of Commons I IN li .i ii of Comuioiis, recently Mr. W T. Kelly •Kochaule. Lab» Aflkftd Ha Pre, id' iv. ul the Buurd of Trade U h-' the number of ships ordered ny .since March, 1&35. by Urtlish
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    PANAMA CANAL TOLLS
    79 3 The U S House of Representatives Merchant Marine Committee has approved the Bill to revise the Panama Canal toll system. President Roosevelt on Feb 26 forwarded to the Senate the report of the Panama Canal Committee on tolls and vessel measurements, with a recommendation to amend the
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    SHIPPING CONFERENCE
    49 3 London. A Passenger Conference of practically all steamship lines engaged in the Far Eastern trade has been formed. The objects are friendly co-operation between "the members, co-ordination of action a.s regards sailings, passage rates, etc. The Conference comprises British, American, French, Dutch, Italian. German and Japanese lines.
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      460 3 BTEAHZB BAILING a BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England) P. 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. KAJPUTANA 17,000 July 16 KANPURA 17,000 July 30 BURDWAN 6,070 July 31 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 13 CORFU 15,000 Aug. 27 SOMALI 6.800 Aug. 27 NALDERA 16,000 Sept. 10 CARTHAGE 15,000 Sept.
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      87 3 8.1. (APCAR) SAILINGS. For DONGRONG, AMOY, SHANGHAI JAPAN. Leave Singapore TALMA 10,000 July 15 SIRDHANA 8,000 July 29 SHIRALA 8,000 Aug. 12 For PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA. TILAWA 10.000 July 24 SANTHIA 8.000 Aug. 7 TALMA 10.000 Aug. 21 FOR PENANG, MADRAS CALCUTTA. CRANFIELD 5,332 July 29 P&O BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER
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      629 3 ii M. 8 Iv. i' I KOKUSAI LINE (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated In Japan) h For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) Dae One Sailing Dne Penang Spore Spore via lew York 'm s KANO MARU Aug. 1» Aug. 12 Aug. 25 «ct. 4 m 8 KIYOSUMI MARU Sept.
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      389 3 Sped"! Holiday Cruises to Bangkok Saigon Angkor Pnom Penh Dlspl. From Ret'g Tom SVore. Spore MA ALSIA" 12,500 Jily 17 Aug. 8 "BORING1A" 12,500 Aug. 7 Aug. 27 "LALANDIA" 11,000 Sept. 18 Oct. 3 I •'JUTLANDIA" 13.10 C Oct. 9 Oct. 29 "MEONIA" 11,000 Oct. 30 Nov. 19 "BORINGIA" 12,500
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      428 3 STEAMM BAUHMV $n/J LLOYD NORD (Incorporated in LLOYD Germany). The undernoted are the intended fixtures:— OUTWARD FOR MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN. Due ST c 1637. "LAHN" omits Hongkong, Shanghai North China calls Manila and Japan July 26 5 "TRAVE" omits Manila and Japan—calls ilongkong, Shanghai North China
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    RENTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    427 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, July 9. Previous To-day Change ftUBBZH Steady Dull Tone g7 16 9 5 16 9V Buyers 9V 2 J% —Hi M y Sellers. 99 16 97 16 TnivSeot Buyers. 9> 2 9 3 b gellers 1% -/b cvt Dec Buyers. 99 16 97 16
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    KRAMAT PULAI, LTD.
    1175 4 Chairman's Speech BETTER PROFITS SHOWN (By Air Mail). London, June 29. TtHE twenty-ninth annual general meeting of Kramat Pulai, Ltd.. was held at the Institute of Chartered Accountants, London, E.C. Mr. C. V. Stephens (the chairman), in the course of his speech, said: Under the International Control
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    U.S. FINANCE
    135 4 General Approval Of Policy Reuter Wireless. IS J* I QfllCril: m< \fhi'j'e are c approv ."ijojiiii .'.me whieli United Slates 11.1- b supporting l-.r ■'imo llrnt' and kindred policies u •i| tell us military dls&rmain end monetary .«labibsutlon m the fee' bases fot «ufla bin nrs.-. imd stable
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    JUNE RUBBER OUTPUTS
    10 4 Henrietta Estate.—l3s,loo lb. Sungei Matang Estate.—44.ooo lb.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    203 4 Sharp Upward Mov Tin ft Reuter Wireless. London, Jj;y 7 J"|N the Slock Lxuiunge, with interV/ tending to broaden, .-everal good furea were Lq evidence, especially tins, which d j sustain*! 1 igtb of the metal and rubbers _n Lea there was some .selective buying International:» were firm
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    RUBBER EXPORTS IN JUNE
    40 4 Exports of dry rubber I uncorrected figures) from "Malaya, Brunei and Labuan last month, as supplied by the Controller oi Rubber, were as follows: Tons. Mainland 42.501 S.S. Islands 830 Brunei 181 Labuan 22 Total 43,534
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    RUBBER RETURNS
    59 4 The following rubber returns of the following Companies are reported for the month of June: Alor Gajah 17,200 lb.. Australasia 23.000 lb. Ayer Pana--73.000 lb.. Bukit Kubu 15.300 lb., Glenealy 54,400 lb., Jalan Kebun 14,700 lb., Kluang 37.13,2 lb., Pajam 168,5)0 lb.. Port Swettenham 10,800 lb., Tambalak 16,000
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      739 4 Oversca-Chipese Banking Corporation Ltd. ttMUfpofitml to the Strait* Settlement**. I'JalMfll I l Successors to J Thr Chjhy** C«feanercial Bank. Limited me Ho si<*+i Bank. Limited *nd i Tee Oretaaa-Chiae** Bank, jUmltea t CAPITAL HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING, CH UHA STREET* SINGAPORE, j TELEPHONES: 4944 J laan aging Director 3172 Secretary
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1302 5 issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING --------rraaer ft 9». Lyall Evatt Bayer* Bmfms Buyers Bellers 41-AmpatTin 6 7»2 6 10& 6.7y 2 711% £1 Asem Kumbang WJ- *N*i*H 35|- C £1 Austral Malay s#l- sl|- 596 58,---------5-AyerHitam 30 6 32
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    419 5 Report By Fraser And Company rIN New York 59». fIOWB V As usual 00 a Monday In the absence vt *news Irom London, the nunkct has opened quietly. According o air mall advice* ,rom Loudon the pro«pect6 for the metal •it regarded en favourable, and thi rerni
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    LEWIS & PEAT, LTD.
    206 5 LEWIS PEAT, LTD. Rubber Market Report From London (By Air Mail) London, June 29. Messrs. Lewis and Peat, Ltd., in their ndon report to-day state: Tie market has been very inactive forms the week but up to the last day r two values held well. To-day the losing ol Bourse
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    TIN
    17 5 Singapore, July 12. The price of tin at noon in Sing-pore to-day was:— Singapore: flSOli. unchanged.
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    RUBBER
    18 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buy re 31Ib.1b. Sellers 31% (up Vb)-
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    N.F.I. RUBBER
    101 5 The total production of rubber in the XEI for May was 21,171 long tons, as against 156.109 tons total for 1936. Of this quantity. 8.638 tons comes from Java and 12.533 from the Outer Provinces, the 1936 figures being 58.224 tons n < 97,885 tons respectively. The acreage
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    255 5 FRASER COMPANY UST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, July i* Total for Books Close financial Company Dividend Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date TIN Asam Kumbang 5% Int. July 23 July 30 July 24 22/2 15% Bonus Hong Fatt 4% Int. July 20 July 30 July 21 JJ Kamras
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    S. RHODESIA'S £6,000 SACRIFICE
    336 5 British Machinery Which Costs More Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia. A SACRIFICE of £6,000 is being made by the town council of Bulawayo so hat it can buy British machinery for he Bulawayo power station. Of five tenders received for the supply of a turbo-generator, the electrical ngineer
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    97 5 Exports of tinned pineapples during 'he week ending July 3. amounted to 108 122 cases, of which 83.566 (77 per *nt.) cases were to the United Kingdom. 5,625 (5 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe, 5.890 (6 per *nt.) cases to Canad i, and 13,041 '12
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      336 5 I© yowrg vigourDUMB i I \t a?I c'heiiiists Who WoddThink SI I Forty The Secret of Keeping Young. This is an age of young people. It is unfashionable to admit oneself old Many grandmothers dance now-a-days and are all the better for it. Some women even are taken to be
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    CONGRESS ACCEPTS OFFICE
    103 6 In Five Provinces EFFECT OF PUBLIC OPINION Reuter Wireless. VVarda. July 7 AFTER prolonged consideration, the Congress Working Committee ha? decided in viev, o: the feeling prevailing in the country to recommend the Congress Party to accept office In the five province.-, where.. they Mnmtnrt a majority.
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    WISE DECISION
    175 6 Of Great Importance To The World British Official Wireless. Rugby. July 10. Lcrd Lothian in a speech a: Asho:idge tic subject of India sad the decisicn at W.iroha of the cc kin Con".nit cc. was of immense ima& eriy 'o the BntUh Commonwealth, but to the world He
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    55 6 Singapore, Monday. The following passengers disembarked at Singapore from the President Monroe which arrived here from Manila yesterday:— Mrs. S. Ezekiel. Mr. Eugene Goetschel, Mr. E. J. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lapham, Mrs. C. P. McCormick, Mrs. Nagene N.xon, Miss Phoebe Nixon. Mis- Barbara Nixon, Mr.
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    ALIMONY FOR MEN
    214 6 Florida Passes Bill Tallahassee. Florida. A BILL designed to give alimony to men has been passed by the Hous oi Repiesentatives of Florida, an allmale body. In intioducing the measure. Representative Rogers stated: VThe more you think about this bill the more you will be in favour
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    107 6 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 a.m. Wednesday. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal Air Service closing 6 a.m. Wednesday. Medan, Ja:;ks Amsterdam j and don?: Netherlands, closing 1.30 p.m. Wednesday. Australia. New Zealand, Java and Timor Duly: Qanta.s, closing 10 p.m. Thursday. H ngkong. Canton. Shanghai,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    139 6 Mails expected from Europe etc. (London) by Air »Imperial > to-day. Di liverses of boxholders' inters and letters 8.30 a.m. respectively en the same day. Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. Air (Qantai) to-morrow. Deliveries of boxholders* letters mly 3 p.m. and geneial delivery of letters 4.05
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    27 6 The s.s. Barcntsz for Mauritius. Mails preViousty announced as closing at 10 BA en July 10 will now clc.;e at 10.30 Btm. on July 12.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    18 6 Mails despatched from Singapore on June 18 by the Corfu was deix>erea London an July 10
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    WHAT'S ON?
    91 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 12 Football: S.AF.A. v. Police, Anson Road Stadium. V.M.C.A. School ot Commerce Prize Day, Tennis- *%L?JL Tournament, S.C.C. TO-MORROW, JULY 13 Football: S.AF.A. League dlesex v. R.E., Anson Road Stadium. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 Rotary Club Tiffin, Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. Dr
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    138 6 Singapore, July 12. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Eolita 18: Hua Shan 16; Centaur 14; Perak 13: President Monroe n, Nleuw Holland 8: Kinta 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) S'lvercedar 30: Irisbank 32: Teiresias
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    THE PALESTINE REPORT
    390 6 Varying Views PRECAUTIONS BEFORE PUBLICATION Reuter Wireless. Haifa. July 7. THE battle cruiser RepuJ arrived on the e\e of pubiii.tlion of the Jerui.ilem. Jul> 7 Aii appeal for calm and Qiiiei been by the National Coi Palestine Jews on the evt oi the jm Uon of tht-
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      138 6 MALAYAN PRE.MtEn HOTEL J TO-NIGHT r S Cocktail Dance 630 to 8.30 p.m. j Dinner Dance (informal) 9.30 to midnight. 1 i NEW CABARET ENTERTAINMENT BY THE V j TRIO CIMARRO Talented Continental Artistes Presenting Modern Classical Dances and f Astaire Rogers Style Routines. NON-DINERS $1.00. J RAFFLES BRASSERIE b
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      131 6 "■vw y ifeep I?EE COUW tT THEN you're "down with a cold, VV you're positively miserable. Eyes watering* continually coughing and sneezing; your head stuffed up and heavy. You can easily avoid these unpleasant symptoms and keep free from colds by sucking Peps breathcablc tablets. A Peps dissolved in the
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      64 6 R. A- THOMPSON D.O.Sc. (Dr. of Ocular Science). Practice Limited To The Eye. 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR. Phone 3002 Hours 9-5 Saturday M or by appointment. 35 years European Clinical Experience. Consultation Without cost or obligation. Glasses if needed. Choose CHA Mi» 10 X ft* Constant Dependability. Remember M Performante
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      202 6 CLUB MAX) \T\ere or* numerous Club, S *Qt nnre member?, 0 f v-hich at- aders the "Malaya Tribune." Thh Diat provided for them >cr" varies are invited to co-operate b keep it up-to-date and complete. Hap ny yinos of general interest will still be ■rcmaed in the "Diary of Events."
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      243 6 TPOSTAL INTELLIGENCE! i i STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES* TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Rengat and Tembilahan Flevo July i 2 1 pm Africa East South Hawaii Maru ij l pm America (South) Hawaii Maru 12 1 p.m. V eylon Hawaii Maru 12 1 p.m. r, apan Kifuku Maru 12 2
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      371 6 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS The following is the programme of drills up to and for week ending July 18. •927: TO-DAY, JULY 1? 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, S.R.A. <v>, Lee .urc. 5.15 pm Headquarters, S.R.E. <v>, Unit Training. 5.00 pm. Clifford Pier. S.F.C.R.E. (V), Training at Forts. 5.13 pm. Headquarters, S.F.C.R.E. <v», Drill
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    REBELS ON THE RUN
    1139 7 IN SPAIN Vital Positions Captured Reuter Wireless. Valencia, July 7. THE Government troops claim to have advanced 15 to 20 miles on the Madrid front and also to have isolated the insurgents at Carabanchel by cutting the Madrid—Toledo read. Salamanca, July 7. The Government is reported
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    BARON VON NEURATH
    48 7 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, July 9. An official intimation that the visit to London by Baron yon Neurath is not at present considered' useful is contained in a commentary issued by the German news agency with reference to Mr. Neville Chamberlain's speech of last right.—Reuter Wireless.
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    U.S. RIOTS
    38 7 Reuter Wireless. Alcca (Tennessee*, July 8. Two men have died from bullet woun is and 17 strikers and 3 policeman were injured in a clash outside the works here of ihe Aluminium Company of America.—Reuter Wireless.
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    THE CALEDONIA
    22 7 Reuter Wireless. Port Washington. July 7. The British trans-Atlantic flying ■>• ait Caledonia has arrived here, thus completing the journey.—Reuter Wireless.
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      39 7 WATER PEN j Thrifty Innovation! Fill it with WATER and it writes INK. i WATER PEN Co., Inc. in U.S.A. j Sole Agents: i KIAN GWAN (Malaya) LTD. 33 35, Teluk Ayer Street, j l Tel. 7007 Singapore. y
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      583 7 EVEN IF YOU ARE 7mm\ XATURALIYTHINhJ lujniioowtr RUNDOWN/7J^ Gain Perfect Health, Renewed energy, A Re- JVp juvenated Body and 5 lbs. of Firm Flesh \*i in 10 days without l|j MHH|m^ •VIKELP" Tablets, th* amaslnej Mineral lidJ Concentrate from the sea, rich In MINERALS and FOOD lODINE, i; building up
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      215 7 miiiWMa REFUSE ALL CHEAP S ÜBSTLTUTES I AND PURCHASE ONLY THE I GENUINE I 9 A, c The finest toilet SOAP in the World I NOT ONLY THE PUREST YOU CAN BUY AT ANY PRICE f BUT A REAL SAFEGUARD AGAINST DISEASE, A QUICK RESTORER OF BLEMISHED COMPLEXIONS: AND AN
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    SWIMMING BAN
    126 8 ■liorl Id Bten Roving daor For the fir in living memory, pollution of tlic T\ ill bath'np at Eton CoUtjr Spunoiples witter have been taken 'rom the rivei •olieqe opvri-alr bathi jna het> lielnu i rhames .-.itirv and Ministry 01 He:nlli nV' Ovrin« to th< »>tj*ti floi February,
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      260 8 2-Show i m\iiS I DRAMA j j "BANJO on my KNEE" 11 Starring BARBARA STANWYCK mQte I jj and JOEL McCREA SSĔ: j E with BUDDY EBSEN Born to Dance") I and an Excellent Supporting Cast of Screen Favourites f 10th. GREAT DAY! WHY! Because it's the Finest Tamil Film
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      160 8 I COME AND HAVE A GOOD HEARTY LAUGH! I CAPITOL I 1^ 1 6-15 and 9-15 i /v~ iJlfpicked! Dangerous to his rnkW W iiSr heart (<*& d how dangerous to w B V* your f unR Y-bone!) when this f*"Jj*'" > KjmjAmwW gorgeous red-headed rocket 9 i lr -Jl
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      218 8 LAST NIGHT I. W. BARRIES LAST NIGHT I mmmmmmmm§mmmmmm 5 TO-DAY'S MOST TALKED fOUT LOVE STORY JSt BRINGS THEM BACK TO EACH OTHER'S ARMS I g WARNER BAXTER MYRjfA LOY I 1 lh» Best Ljve Story, The Saturday Evening Post Ever Printed "TO MARY WITH LOVE" 20th Century-Fox Picture. S
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    ELECTRIC GUARDS FOR ROOSEVELT
    324 9 Buttons On Secretaries' Desks Washington. FLECTRIC devices have now been added to the human guards protecting President Roosevelt in the White House from any untoward happening arising out of the many scores of people who enter the mansion on business daily. Access to ihe White House
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    RUBBER FLOORING DEVELOPMENT
    951 9 Great Potential Market THE COMPETITION OF LINOLEUM (By Air Mail) London, June 20. WHEN we walk through the streets of any terge city and consider the enormous area represented by the floor space of the large blocks of modern offices, stores, banks, insurance houses, hospitals and public
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    FOLK DANCING
    223 9 Needs Revival Teachers Say Denver. YOUNG America's dancing is pretty bad Its folk dancing has degenerated because most young people regard it as effeminate when it could be nearly as virile as football. Its ballroom dancing suffers from unsightly contortions and lacks variety. Tnese opinions were given to
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    L.O.V.E. CALLING
    104 9 Short-Wave Courtship Ends In Marriage Hampton. New Brunswick. A SHORT-WAVE courtship between the owners of two private radio stations has resulted in marriage here. A year and a half ago Miss Doris M Fenwick of Hampton picked up call signals being sent out by Mr Clarence L. Stone
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      559 9 PERSONAL. Esther, if you will mmammm mm mm > listen in to Station ZHL To-night at 7.40 sharp... .You'll hear something to your advantage. NORMAN. J LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS SITUATIONS VACANT. H.M. NAVAL BASE SINGAPORE Required—Lands Assistant (Unes'ablished) in the Department of the Superintending Civil Engineer. The duties to be performed
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      175 9 Avoid Eye Strain! CONSULT Ellison,S,Ezekiel&Co v By Appointment to 11. H. the Rajah of Sarawak. OPTICIANS WATCHMAKERS ONLY ADDRESS:— > —Hi i i I ii i i w»———— mwm 3, Capitol Building, SINGAPORE. YOUTH. VIGOUR VITALITY Restored In 30 Ii /s no longet required to carry through a treatment for
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      39 9 joANCE DRINKI IN THE I RIGHT ATMOSPHERE! New World Cabaret; NIGHT DANCE FROM 9.30 UNTIL MIDNIGHT i > ADMISSION 50 cents. j THURSDAY, SATURDAY SUNDAY. J INON STOP DANCE j from 6 p.m. until midnight. J m -r. j-njn ,r-
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      490 9 I Great World Show j it A B A R X TtO NIGHT 8.30 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT j < OMMFNCING TO-NIGHT. 12TH JULY. j CYRIL A JOY.V j PRESENTING LONDON'S LATEST DANCES. 1 ADMISSION 50 CTS. S WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY SUNDAY. S 6 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT. j j MONDAY. TUESDAY
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT
    34 10 Mr Robert Chan Tian Chuan. the tHson of Mr and Mrs Chan Liun Old to Miss Wef Koon Neo. (he < daughter of Mr. and Mr-. Wei Ku>m on Sunday July 11th.
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    DEATH.
    127 10 YEOW—Madam Yeow Kim Neo. alias Maria, I beloved wile of the late Mr. Wee Teow Hee», passed away peacefully, at her residence No. 14. BaM Coast Road, on Sunday. July 11th, at 7 p.m.. at the age of 55 years. So? leaves behind hei 3 son Wee Cheng Eng.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    733 10 TX view of all that has been said and written on the subject, the statement that there are only 400 unemployed in the State of Selangor will come as a suiT>rise io many people. Nevertheless, that is the findinp of the >pecial committee appointed by His Excellency the
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    EARHART SEARCH INTENSIFIED
    194 10 4,000 Men In Pacific Quest Reuter Wireless. New York. July 9 WE are suffering but are holding on. We could not see Howland Island, states a radio message giving Miss Earhart's call sign. En route for the Phoenix Islands to search for Miss Earhart the aircraft, carrier
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    28 10 His Excellency the Governor has approved the promotion of Capt. (A Major> R. B. Henly. S.S.V.F., to th e rank of Major, with effect from June 30. 1037.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS A Strong Municipality
    161 10 NOTES COMMENTS A Strong Municipality yERY strong is the position of the Singapore Municipality as described In the report for 1936 issued by the President Mr. W. Bartley, C.M.G., M.B.E. He gives details of how in the iast six years, particularly during tne time of slump, economies were effected, so
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    New Works
    166 10 mE states that the construction o.' the new sewerage works will add $400,000 a year to the cost of running the Sewerage Department. Another undertaking which is likely to increase in running cost is the Infant Welfare Department, for the increase in the local birth rate, due to
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    "China Must Not Fight"
    268 10 JN an article published in the Asia Magazine. Mr. Nathaniel Peffer has chosen as his topic. 'China liust Not Fight." It contains some valuable suggestions as to what course China should adopt in order to butH herself up nto a strong and powerful nation. Sometimes facts
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    Illusion And Disaster
    237 10 'JNSOFAR as the Chinese believethat the Japanese paused out of fear of Chinas strength and that they can be defiant with impunity." continued Mr. Peffer, "they are cherishing an illusion and courting disaster— rm illusion, because the Japanese were motivated mainly by the fact that they want
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    Topics Of The Day
    272 10 By "Looker On" i tightrope walker has insured him- self for MO.OOO. Just in case be strays from the straight and narrow path. A fish Oil the Sou 1. American coast have strong rays of light streaming from their eyes. Apparently they know nothing 0 f
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    FIERCE FIGHTING RESUMED NEAR PEIPING NANKING REJECTS TRUCE TERMS
    328 11 PREPARING FOR RESISTANCE FAR EAST ON BRINK OF A MAJOR STRUGGLE Reuter. FIGHTING between Chinese and Japanese troops in North China, whicli began with skirmishes on July 8, has continued intermittently since and it is now reported that a third truce
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    MAJOR STRUGGLE?
    269 11 Little Hope Qf Reasonable Com prom fee Reuter. pir/urxLU, n ti in T.»k «re on Ihe. brink "i a luatuc niff*e i> da i'le- \\h\t >hal! in l-.tUrr control North Chinn 1 hrv ser Ijttlfl fn.-pc rf a r?rv onahlc in view of "he intense st;i(c nf exacerbation
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    EARLIER CABLES
    235 11 Verbal Agreement In North China A Tientsin message says Japanese headquaiters have issued a communique to the effect that the Lukuochiao incident is settled. The Chinese have ag.eed to withdraw troops from Lukouchiao and surroundmg areas and officially apologise and punish the officers responsible and to control the
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    GENERAL INVASION?
    513 11 Meeting Of The Japanese Cabinet The hope that major hostilities may be averted is raised by the resumption this morning of negotiations for settlement Major General Hashimoto, chief of staff of the Japanese garrison in Tien- tsin, was closeted fcr some hours with Chin Teh Chun. Peaceful contact
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    WANPING HELD
    254 11 Chinese Will Resist Its Seizure Japanese troops from Fengtai cJr.A Tungchow have reappeared at Wanping and have proceeded to surround the city. The Chinese authorities are thoroughly alarmed and hastily reclosed tne gates of Peiping, which were op2ne l this afternoon. Railway eommmveation with Tientsin ha- been susp°nded.
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    TROOPS ON MOVE
    286 11 Chiang Kai Shek Sends Crack Forces Chinese railway authorities report that two Japanese troop trains passea through Tientsin and arrived at Fengtai where the detachments moved Ml in different directions, as though to encircle Peiping. About 100 troops ar e reported to have appeared near Shihchingshan. the
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    LATEST CHINESE CABLES
    285 11 Japanese Conditions Unacceptable Peiping. July 12. THE truce came to an end at 10.20 last night when severe fighting again took place at Lokou-chiao The Japanese heavily bombarded the Marco Polo Bridge and when two brigades of reinforcements arrived, they concentrated their attack on Lung-wang- miao. After
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    STOP PRESS
    68 11 Reuter. Peiping. Noon, July 12. THE Chinese authorities officially deny that they have agreed to peace terms as mentioned in Japanese reports. They state that the only agreement entered into provided for unconditional withdrawal on both sides from the Wanping: area. It seems clear that the agreement is
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    POLITICAL ASSOCIATIONS AND LOCAL UNIVERSITY ANOTHER MEETING TO BE CALLED
    319 12 ACTION TAKEN Interview With Capt. Hashim "FOLLOWING a meeting of five political bodies to consider the question of a University for Singapore, at which it was decided to invite the views of Capt. N. ML Hashim, who is* champion of
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    BOLTED DOOR BROKEN DOWN
    324 12 Johore Cattle Owners At loggerheads mim J °hore Bahru, July ii, vuur Tamil cattle owners and milk sellers of Kebun Teh, Johore Bah ru were charged before Sheikh Abu b3Sj bm Yahya, with having committed house trespass by entering the house of one owSe 12 br
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    AMBULANCE AT WHARF
    54 12 Dollar Liner's Engineer Taken To Hospital ma m Singapore, Monday. th^ r fvJf f Westwi <*. chief engineer of r?L?°K ar llner President Monroe, was taKerl by ambulance, on the arrival of rv!L Ve f« in Sin g a P o re, yesterday, to Genera! Hospital, suffering
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    ROUND-THE-ISLAND ROAD
    85 12 Local Associations To Approach Government AT least two local associations are n agitating for a round-island road, and Government is to be approached in that respect. The associations are the Straits Chinese British Association and the Chinese Association, and it is understood that they have joined forces to
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    POLICEMAN STRUCK IN JOHORE
    404 12 By Man Who Drove Without Licence (From C ur Own Reporter) Johore Bahru July 11. TOR having driven a taxi in Johore 1 Bahru town without a licence and having assaulted a police constable who tried to arrest him, a Tamil car cleanenamed Ponnusamy was fined
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    ST. JOHN'S BRIGADE
    215 12 Malacca To Hold A Meeting (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Monday. MALACCA is shortly to inaugurate a 7* branch of the St. John Ambulance Association. For that purpose a public meeting will be held at the M.V.C. Hall on July 26 The object of the Association is
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    NEW U. S. WARSHIPS
    21 12 Reuter. Washington, July 10. The State Department announces that America's two new battleships will carry sixteen-inch guns.—Reuter
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    FRONTIER CONTROL
    20 12 Reuter. a Paris, July 10. Official control of the Franco-Spanish frontier will be suspended from July 13 —Reuter.
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    SOUTH AFRICAN UNION
    297 12 NEW TALKS Protectorates To Be Transferred? London, July 9. THE Dominions Secretary. Mr. .Malcolm Macdonald, was asked in the Commons for a statement regarding General Hertzog's recent statement on the transfer to the Union Government of the Protectorates of Bechucnaland. Swaziland and Basutoland. He replied that clearly
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    CAR AND LORRY COLLIDE
    89 12 Chinese Couple Seriotisly Injured A Singapore. Monday. CHINESE couple were seriously injured in a motor accident at the 4th mile Thomson Road, yesterday afternoon when the car in which they were travelling collided with a motor lorry The man received a lacerated wound over the eye,
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    YOUTH TRAINING IN ITALY
    242 12 Chinese Contingent Passes Through Singapore U7HEN the Conte Rosso passed through Singapore from China, there was on board a party of 25 Chinese boys bound for Rome to take part in the great exhibition of summer camps and youth training which is being inaugurated in the
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    HOSPITAL WEEK
    240 12 Over $4,000 Taken On Flag Day fIOSPITAL Week is officially over, and the committee, faced with the less of t cle ™Z UP- S relaxing sCethinTdon? f SOmethmg tte As usual, the Clerk of the Weather was 23££ order ensure S2f weather should be wet on Monday to
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    PENANG CABARET INCIDENT
    156 12 Charge Against Four Chinese Withdrawn (From Our Oicn Reporter! Pi-iiang. Saturday. AN incident which occurred at tiit -T- Eiysee Cabaret on June te hud an PXJo in the Police Court when four Chinese, Cheah Price Leng. Caee Tiang Lye. Yoap y uer and Boail were summoned before
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    "DANGEROUS NUMBER"
    129 12 M.-G.-M. Comedv At The Capitol' AT THE CINEMAS QANCEROUS Number." the M-G-M KESfi Hank .Rober loung. Ls a business man Elinor 'Ann fiothern. i* an aotre£ with a -de their differing po n r« of view lead •musing complications Hank Show, (hat he b far being )usl a
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    "BANJO ON MY KNEE"
    174 12 Picturesque Drama At The Alhambra Jl DRAMA of the shanty boaters on the mighty Mississippi River is woven into the Twentieth Century-Fcx film "Banjo On My Knee," which opened at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday with Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea m the leading roles. It is
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    THE THONG WAH KOK
    123 12 (From Our Own Correspondent, Johore Bahru, July 11. The monthly meeting of the Thong Wah Kok Association, which was founded in July 1922, was held in the Association hall this evening with Mr Pow Chow Beow (President> in the chair There was a full attendance of
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    CLERICAL UNION
    17 12 Saturday at 2 M»£™ goon on Agenda* the chair. tarS ?IS'u elect hon sports secre-
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    CHINESE NAVAL VISITORS
    469 12 SPORE EVENTS i Leaving To-morrow For Penang Singapore. Monday. IFTER a three-day visit, the "China Freedom,*' the first Chiaese naval training ship to call at Malaya, will leave to-morrow morning for Penang, in the course of the tour of Eastern wafers. From Penang, the vessel will go
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    May Be Recalled By Nanking
    70 12 IS the result of disturbing news continually coming from China, the Chinese training ship, "China's Freedom," which originally intended to make an extensive tour of the soWth seas, may have to cut short its programme and return to China after a visit to Penang. Captain
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    PRESSMEN STOPPED
    541 13 Not Allowed To Carry Cameras Reuter. Foreign officials and pressmen were stopped and questioned near Wanpinghsicn this morning by a Japanese detachment, and were only allowed to pass afier giving an assurance that they carried ro cameras. Martial law is till enforced in Peiping, but vigilance at the
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    "PLEDGE BROKEN"
    141 13 Chinese Foreign Office Statement Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking. July 12 Mr Chen Chai. of the Chinese Foreien Office told Maior Nitaka. a military attache of the Japanese Embassy, yesterday that the Japanese pledge of not aggravating the situation had been broken by recent military acts. "I hope
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    Sixth Malayan Boxing Fatality JOE GRANDE DIES IN HOSPITAL
    494 13 AFTER FIGHT Funeral At Bidadari Cemetery Singapore, Sunday. JOE GRANDE, the Filipino boxer who collapsed af er his fight v th the Siamese Nai Boon Mah, at the New World Arena on Saturday night, died in the General Hospital about 3.30
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    U. S. HEAT WAVE
    64 13 Reuter Wireless. New York. July 9 R sweltering heat wave has already caused over 100 deaths. The temperature to-day at 2 p.m. was 94, which fallowed a night when the thermomctor above 80 largely precluding slr^p. Some New York firms released workers fter the minimum necessary
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    Members of the Arab Association g j-.ve a tea-party on Saturday in honour of their president, Dr. S. H. Aljunied, who was recently appointed B Justice of the Peace for Singapore. He is here seen With Mr. W. A. Schauta (on right), taken at the tea-party. Below is shown a group at the party. (Tribune*.
    55 13 Members of the Arab Association g j-.ve a tea-party on Saturday in honour of their president, Dr. S. H. Aljunied, who was recently appointed B Justice of the Peace for Singapore. He is here seen With Mr. W. A. Schauta (on right), taken at the tea-party. Below is shown a
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    ARABPRACTITIONER FETED
    300 13 Dr. S, H.Aljunied NEW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Singapore, Moml i.v. T EADIXr» members of the Muslim commiir.!*\ and prominent loval res'itJenis aiteo'lel an enjoyable fell i/uriy &t the tosidence Of Mr. A. M. A Alsnuoff on Satur.iay. given hx thl Arab Association of Singapore ru honour ol
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    VIA NORTH POLE
    64 13 Second Soviet Plane Takes Off For America Reuter. Moscow. July 12. A SOVIET plane piloted by the Soviet air ace Michael Grom..v look off from here for San Francisco. via the North P..le. at MO a.m. British Standard Time. The plane is a sister ship of 'hr
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    PALESTINE PLAN OPPOSED
    110 13 Attitude Of The Iraq Government Reuter. Jerusalem. July IL AN intimation that the Iraq Government will officially protest to the British Government against the proposed partition of Palestine has been received by the Arab Higher Committee from the Premier of Iraq, who stated that Iraq was opposed
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    NAZI EXECUTIONS
    55 13 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, July 8. Three Germans were executed to-aay on a charge of murder and rioting in connection with the communist raid on the Nazi stronghold In Berlin In October. 1931. Others sentenced to death at the same trial had their sentences commuted to ten years' penal
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    CAPT. L. F. CHEN, commander of the "China Freedom," the first Chinese naval training ship to call at Malaya, now in Singapore. (Tribune) .
    23 13 CAPT. L. F. CHEN, commander of the "China Freedom," the first Chinese naval training ship to call at Malaya, now in Singapore. (Tribune)
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    SINGAPORE BEATEN IN CRICKET INTER-STATE SELANGOR SNATCH WIN ON TIME
    541 14 THRILLING RACE WITH THE CLOCK AT K.L. (From Our Oicn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. IN a fighting finish against time Selangor sprang a surprise by defeating Singapore in the interState match played here to-day by three wickets, the winning hit
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    S.L.T.A. TENNIS
    107 14 Ladies' Singles Final To-Day Singapore. Monday. THE folio wine are the matches in ItW S.LT.A championship toumamtv» to be played on the S C.C. court* today. Men's doubles MenV.-nn-th Loon Cnonu nnd Htick To*? v. Thutt Pitt a"»d P 'reira Vterun»' doubles (final» ind Matsuhir.i Fuller and Barbat
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    Malaya Cup Soccer At Malacca
    733 14 Narrow Win For Services (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sunday. AN unfortunate incident that resulted in cat-calls and deprecatory remarks hurled by onlookers at the referee marred yesterday's Malaya Cup football match between the Combined Services and Malacca. The Services won by 2—l the winning
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    115 14 Saturdays Close Of Play Scores Reuter. London. July 12 PLQSE of play score» in county cricket V jrames which begran on SaUirct.iy werer At Leeds: Yorks 314 Tor five «Hutton 1S5»; vs. New Zealanders. At Colchester: Essex 206 for nine v« Sussex. At Birmineham: Gloucester 107 «Mayor 7
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    Drawn Match At Sepoy Lires
    280 14 Singapore, Sunday rE cricket match between the Meed cal College and the S.C.R.C. on the College ground this afternoon was left drawn. Batting first, the Medicos declared their innings closed at 189 for the loss of seven wickets. Kuldil Singh was unbeaten for 58 runs
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    Exciting Finish At Gillman
    161 14 Singapore, Sunday, "f" Company. Middlesex Regiment were beaten by the Ceylon Sports Club in their cricket fixture at Gillman Barracks to-day by one run. Scores: CEYLON SC. Sundram c James b Painter 2fi Ayduria b Coombes Retnam Sabapathy b Coombes 4 Pillai b Coombes I Arumugam
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    CHINESE AQUATIC MEETING
    365 14 IN SINGAPORE Miss Annie Yeo Champion .-spore .Monti i THE Aqualic mcetirg hold :u Clu?) in pi.partition f«»r th.- ui-U-ilayan Cnmese Olvmpii mc< wa eondndrq yesterday, when m* rema-nlnjr ev<nt on the ju<>l. were worked off. IfUa Annie Yen Uk- Snieap; lady wmmitnt; champion iron aif., individual
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    PENANG S.C.
    267 14 Europeans' Athletic Meeting (From Our Own Reporter Penang, Baturd THE annual sports meeting of 1 a:ig Sports Club, which w the Esplanade, this afternoon b< good crov;d proved quite an c affair and some keen competit: witnessed in both field and track cv s The following are the
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    Annual Inter-College Soccer Match RAFFLES WIN 4-2
    617 15 Annual Inter College Soccer Match RAFFLES WIN 4-2 STAFF CUP Winners The Superior Side Singapore, Sunday, BAFFLES College annexed the Staff Football Cup by defeating the Medical College by 4—2 in theh annual encounter on the latter's ground yeu erday before a large number of supporters from both Colleges. The
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    DAVIS CUP
    56 15 itcr-Zone Final In Berlin Reuter Wireless. Berlin. July 10. Getmany. beat Hecht, C~eLovnJda fll. 7 5 and 7 5 and Von "J- rmany» beat Merael 36. 4 o. in the Davis Cup Eurotoe final. tru- Ensli&h doubles' player, w.i-i'trawr. from the Davis Cim doctor'» orders. Wilde vill H
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    SATURDAY NIGHT'S BOXING
    591 15 Frisco Gets His Revenge S.I I-.I p.. IT- M..11CJ.-'. TUT return battle i.etwecn the two middleweight champions, Mohamed Fttiimy and Young Frisco al ihr New World Arena on Saturday night mere than fuM.'led expectation*, it was the best middleweight lonieM ««\er seen in Singapore. Frisco got the
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    AMATEUR A.U.
    93 15 The A.A.U. "B" team defeated the Devonshire "B" team by 4 games to 3. Score? (A.A.U. players mentioned first): Chan Joo Miang lost to Cyril Wee 15—12. 4--L5. 9--15; Sved Salim beat Koh Keng Boat 15—5, 15—11; Tay Eoo Liang beat P. T. Paul (w.0.); Wee Sin Oon
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    418 15 First Bi-Monthly Mixed Foursomes Singapore, Monday THE Singapore Golf Club's fir*t hi- monthly mixed foursomes competition for July was plaved al Bukit Timah yesterday and rtWlfod in a win for Miss k H. Jones and Capt. E M. Undesay with a net More of Jl 1 40
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    BRITISH GOLF OPEN
    93 15 Ghastly Conditions On Final Day Reuter Wireless. Carnoustie, July 10. Conditions on the last day of play in the British Op?n Golf Championship wer c so bad with the greens just pot Is of water that several conferences w"re held to decide whether play Should be abandoned
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    HAPPY WORLD BOXERS
    58 15 To Train In Public Daily Tipcr Flowers. Battling 3ima 8"d Little Olnes. Mr Ktftfe latest im<n.rtatlona from ManlJ?., will train daily r.r the Happy World Stndium commencing at 4.30 p.m. to-fiv Flower» meets Joe Diamond and Sima aid Olrxes make their d«biti agfUltft HemctolL aiid Speedy HfeMKUV
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    S.B.A. CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT
    193 15 Juniors' Mediocre Standard Singapore, Sunday. IN the Junior Section oi the Singa--1 pore Badminton Championship lies were played to-day in tne Clerical Union gymnasium hall. Four of the games went to the "rubber." To-day's attendance was again good, but play of a mediocre standard was served up.
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    South China Footballers In Penang FIRST MATCH IN MALAYA
    824 16 P.C.R.C. BEATEN I Visitors Slow But Superior t Penang, Sunday. I t A CROWD of ncarlv 1.000 football enthusiast* turned up a 4. Victoria Green yesterday ufternoon to welcome the S. u'h China Athletic Association in the debut match o* their
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    Singapore Athletic Sports Meeting
    872 16 New Records Set Up Singapore. Sunday. IN spite of the heavy turf, some 1 splendid performances were put up in the third championship me.:tinj of the Singapore Association held at the S.C.C. yesier day. It rained from an early hour off and on but by 2
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    PERAK SKYE RACES
    55 16 A two-day Skye race meeting will be mdd in Ipoh on Thursday and 8a day, Aug. i.l and 14. under the auspicLOf the Perak Turf Club. Two runs each will be provided fa Horses, class 5. and Ponies, class 2. and one Oi two runs, if possible,
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