Malaya Tribune, 26 July 1937

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Largest Sales Vol. XXVI. -No. 174. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Meaday, -July 2G. 19:17. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1937 Mb! Lr^v
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      598 2 M. HASSAN, M M n. Bra* Boaa Reed, StoGAPOKE THfpbone No 3411. Branch at 24, Ja!an Ibrahim, JOHO/fcE, STOCKISTS OF: I Kmdchests, modern effrtrtc chandeliers, fancy lamp I bowls and shades, bed lamps. tana, elects* bells, batteries, wtrI tag accessories, domestic appliances sanitary wares and etc, CONTRACTORS FOR: I Electrical
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      317 2 <~ v ARE YOU TVIIX AW AM OPOg. i CHARGES w aA 3?; FOB BOTH ELECTRICAL AND WAKE INSTAIJATIUN! DUB WORK>iANW«P ANTCKD FOB AN 1 HrN G BLEC- TRICAUA BONI AND WATER t PIPING LAID, AND GtINERAL REPAIRS CARRIED OCT. S Tbooe 7176 or call as I Messrs. Allwie Co.,
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      273 2 For fcest ralne and cheapest I prices in all kinds of: WATfOtS CLOCKS I 4 ft ALARM CLOCKS Enquiries invited from all markets. Wholesale only supplied. Thone 3785, write or call at E. NASSIM SONS, 381, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. t1937 Standard Ballroom Dancing taught by latest methods. 4 hours
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      200 2 WINCET CONCRETE m jm MIXERS JPi AND STONE f||iSf CRUSHERS §gf|Nfc| •■«11 WINCET CONCRETE MIXERS ARE BUILT TO I GIVE AWXIMUM SERVICE AND OUTPUT WITH i m!nTmum attention, hundreds in use throuch--1 OUT MALAYA. ENQUIRIES FOR ANY TYPE OF Concrete mixer and stone crusher will receive our prompt attention. i|
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES JOHN BROWN AND CO., LTD.
    409 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES JOHN BROWN AND CO., LTD. Profits Increase By £88,000 THE profit of Messrs. John Brown and Co., Ltd., for the year ended Mar. 31 last, including gross dividend and interest. &c. and transfer fees, and after allowing for general charges, amounted to £715.995 (£585,635 a year ago,
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    SHIPBUILDING BUSINESS
    243 3 Positive efforts will be made by the Japanese G?vernment towards the development of the shipping business and the shipbuilding industry in order to bring up the marine revenue which to-day constitutes the main item of invisible trade. While adhering to the present policy of preventing the import of
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      418 3 3TKAHUI KAJETJfGI BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England) 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. ronnar». rpara. ml RANPURA 17,000 July 30 BURDWAN 0,070 July 31 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aug. 13 CORFU 16,000 Aug. 27 SOMALI 6,800 Aug. 27 LLDBRA 16,000 Sept. 10 CAH THAGE 15,000 Sept 24 BA"GALORE 0/000 Sept 29 COMORIN
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      132 3 LNDO-CHTNA STEAM NATIGATJON CO* LTD. fTfaoorporated in England). Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao. Swatow. Amoy. Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangfcse ports. Formosa, the Philippines, etc. POR PENANG AND CALCUTTA Arr Sails. HOSANG Aug. 26 Aug.
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      507 3 y ML 8, K. I KOKUSAI LINE I X OKI'S AI RISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan) 1 For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) Due Due Sailing Due I Penang Spore Spore via New York m s KANO MARU Aug. 19 Aug. 22 Aue 25 rw.t a. I 1
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      387 3 Specinl Holiday Cruises to Bangkok Saigon Angkor Pnom Penh Displ. From Ret'g M.S Tons. Spore. Spore. "BORINGIA" 12,500 Aug 7 Aii? 07 11.000 sept, is Set a "SSAX? 1 13 100 ct 9 Oct. 29 MEONIA" 11,000 Oct. 30 Nov 19 BORINGIA" 12,500 Dec. 11 Dec! U a,. vu* urio
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      428 3 steam* *Munm §NORDDEUTSCHER I.LOYB (Incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the Company's ntended fixtures:— OUTWARD HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NOETH CHINA AND JAPAN. Due Spore. 5 "LAHN'' omits Hongkong, Shanghai St North China s »tpav£» 1s M S UI and Japan July 30 5 TRAVE' omits Manila and Japan-calls Hongkong, UNUHMair omits
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    356 4 LONDON COMMODITIES k «> ,1 London, July 23. t Previous To-day Change tLBBU TiV-Wb*»W Very Steady Quiet S 1516 z l Sellers. j R7 ;«r?'Sept. Buyers. |I§U| ShM 9 116 8 1516 -Vs Oct.! Dec. Buyers. W tt London, July 25. PALM OIL (Malaya) Last pMce To-day
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    241 4 Far Eastern Bonds Recover Reuter Wireless. London, July 21. ON the Stock Exchange interest was more widespread but support was seldom sufficient to absorb profit taking and consequently at, the close the tone became somewhat irregular. Far Eastern bonds staged a sharp recovery in which much of yesterday's
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    MALAYA'S TRADE INCREASES
    314 4 JUNE AND HALF-YEAR FIGURES ARE ENCOURAGING Singapore, Saturday. TN spite of the decreases during the past few days in rubber and tin prk-e.-—decreases which a re causing a certain amount of alarm =n some quarters, mainly amongst speculators—the Malayan trade fibres for June, revealed by Mr. H.
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    CHECK IN RISING PRICES
    175 4  -  But Goods 20 Per Cent. Dearer Than Year Ago ißy Air Mail London, July 19. rE rise In wholesale prices, which had been continuous since June. 1936. was checked last month, the index (110 decimal 6» being slightly lower than that for May (110 decimal 7).
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    GERMAN IRON
    46 4 Reuter. Berlin, July 25. Herr Goerir.g has decreed a virtual nationalisation of all iron production by the formation of a company under government control, for iron mining and smelting. The Government has the right to compel all companies to join the new corporation. —Reuter.
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    FREIGHT RATES
    122 4 Derision Of Owners Of Tramp Ships British Official Wireless. London. July -5 BRITISH owners of tramp thips !iu* u reached o d'clsion to con'iout 1 or. a voluntary tusic measures of cu-.p-r mov« wnleh originated as a condign the Government subsidy in 1935 Thr schfcme of cO-opeto provid
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    THE MATRIMONIAL BILL
    93 4 Reuter Wireless. London, July 23. The House of Commons agreed to the Lords' amendments to the Matrimonial Causes Bill and the Bill now only awaits the King's Royal Assent. Under the new Act the grounds for divorce in addition to those existing will be desertion for at
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      775 4 (Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. In the Strait* SetUementi). iMBBti Successors to The Chlnea» C«ninereial The Ho Hong Bank. The Oversea-Chinese Bana, Limited I Author uom,mM^^^^X HEAD OFFICE, CHINA «M»^ 1 J w»n»rin» Direetae M» Secretary MM i /MX ■2-?oSf wmm KJ*r&n 1 National City Bank. Midland Bank, limited. IS. I
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      134 4 SOUTH I BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated In New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, MOTOR CAR INSURANCE AT REASONABLE RATES. W. J. DEXTER, Manager, tel. 5926. 2, Flnlayson Green. FLAGS for the MILITARY TATTOO .J2 .f-.p 'P -p <P M .p-p m .p; pt •g.p -p 'P-f .p*", p "P
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      1 4 OVALTINE
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1610 5 iwud by Fraur and Co. Lyall <md EvtM, Exchange and Stack Broker, MINING Eraser Co. Lyall Sz Evatt I Buyers Sellers Bmn Sellers Singapore, July 26th 10 a.m. 4 Ampat Tin 6 3 6 9 6 4/2 8 9 i Praser Co. Lyall Evaf £1 Asara Kumbang
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    347 5 Report By Fraser And Company Singapore. July 26. MEW York Tin 59»* down fc. The mark* t 1" has opened with the customary Moi3ay morning ouietness jn the absence of fresh rev s Sterling tin shares are dull ~itr» no radicular enqu'ry «Hher *.ay T n the
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    TIN
    17 5 Singapore, July 26. Tht pric«; of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $129% (up 1ft).
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    RUBBER
    17 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyvra (down Sellers 29% (down ft).
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    LEWIS AND PEAT
    454 5  -  Londo:: Rubber Market Report (By Air Mail London, July 13. past wee!: has been a very pco. one for rubber, states the review I Messrs. Lewis and Peat. Ltd.. Adrerse statist;?} have come from both the Dutch Btst Indies and Malaya uid prices tavi suffered in consc[Uence.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    326 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OP CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, July 26. Total far Books Close financial vOmpanj Dividend Date Ex Dlv. year Payable Date to date Asam Kumbang 5% Int. July 23 j u ly 30 July 24 22ft% 15% Bonus Batu Selangor 157» Int. Aug. 5 Aug 13 Aug 6 27^%
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      80 5 Dialetes A 1 J||lVV FRESH STOCKS j /|WV UNPACKED TO DAY If IN PERFECT CONDITION j V THE BEST IX THE W^StEDi I \\\m\\\\ TOMATO. €ag£i£ CARNATION. I j/;** EARL. V RED (f» IllMflt 1 I Hermetically sealed in lead foil packets PR !> C w J to retain freshness.
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    AUTOMATIC CLOCK
    60 6 British Official Wireless. London, July 25. A year a<?o the Post Office instituted a service Xv which subscribers on dulling for the time were connected with a device which automatically repeated for them the correct time The automatic clock has answered 13,300,000 cad in its ftrot year and
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    MERCHANT NAVY
    74 6 Plan To Give Officers Defence Training Reuter Wireless. London, July 23. A PLAN to train officers of the merchant navy in defence measures was announced by 9ir. Evan Wallace in a speech at Southampton The schema vriM be voluntary and will include instructions in convoy work, antisubmarine measures.
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    HENDON POLICE COLLEGE
    57 6 Reuter Wireless. London, July 23. Sir Samuel Hoare. paying his first visit as Home Secretary to the Hendon Police Coll°ge impressed the opinion that the future would see Hendon as an imperial urrirtrtfty for Emrire oolice and that police generally from the colonies, the aommions and India
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    108 6 Penang, Siam, Burma, T ndia, Iraq. Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa. Great Britain, Ireland. Europe, Nigeria. Go'a Coast and N. and S. America: Imperil, closing 10 p.m. to-morrow. Java and Southern Suma ra: Nethe.lands. closing 7 a.m. Wednesday. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal Air Service, closing
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    143 6 Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air <Qantas» tomorrow Deliveries of boxholders' letteis only 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters 05 pm. on the same day. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands* to-mormw. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    17 6 Mails despatched from Singapore en July 2 by the Naldera was delivered in London to-day.
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    WHAT'S ON?
    119 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JULY 26 Tennis: Exhibition by the Sanson^, sec Football: S.A.F.A. League. Div 11, MP.Ii. v SRC Anson Road Strdium; Govt. Services Challenge Cup. 2nd roun PWD v Treasury-Audit. J.C.S.A. Hockey." SRC. I v. Chinese 01-mpic Team, S.R.C. TO-MORROW, JULY 27 Football: S.A.F.A.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    130 6 Singapore. July 26. .-;tnps alongside the Wharves or exacted to arrive. Easi Wharf (Entrance Date 1) Rajula 22. k Mam Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Qewang 16; CUenflnlas 13- Preaidrnj Adams 11; Beivnevi.s 9. f. Empire Dock (.Entrance Oat* 2; Kinta 30: Perak 31; Tweedhank S2; Darvel 33. ciupiic
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      426 6 f MALAVA't PREMIER HOTEL A j To-night COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.30 p.m.! DINNER and DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight C\BARET ENTERTAINMENT BY THE TRIO CIMARR© EXPONENTS OF MODERN CLAS SICAL DANCING. NON-DINERS $100. RAFFLES BRASSERIE bras basah road, j POPULAR GRILL AFTERNOON TEAS. HIGH CLASS CONFELIIONtKI. i j ADELPHI
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      5 6 Health- I yitgjityAt all chemists
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      108 6 fv*fc J*TI Make it a SIW-M 1, Vi bedtime habit Children look forw 'KEPLER* COD Liv /svL \yj[ > wth atV V vitamin content and food "N.^ I g ,vc v'gour. sturd oe j protection against LniettiarL 717 yji 'KEPLER' A %iQL c°° MALT |V Liyer oi Extract Bottles of
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      92 6 i POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j I 4 STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DAT? AND TIME Pengat and Tembilahan Flevo July 20 1 p.m. Pcntianak ang r fa I Philippine Islands Tcmgking 26 4 p.m. TO-MORROW q HP-ntr July 27 9 IjA Pengerang ShSS Maru 10-30 a.m. Africa East Thames Maru
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    RISING PRICE OF NEWSPRINT
    324 7 Lord C'amrose's Views On The Position S -PEA KING st the annual meeting of lit* Amalgamated Press. Ltd., In Lon- l:c Lain rose, the chairman, re- .r- »l I he- serious pos!*iotf confronting ,»npu o vners on account of the increased cost of newsprint. c have,
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    U.S. AIR FORCE
    92 7 New I issuers Capable Of ?M m.p.h. Woshing+on. July 25. A CONTRA* i!'■! 210 fighter monoplanes i:a- bin -n placed by the United .states \v,ir I'rparment with the CUrttss Vl'rjgfcr Cjrpw alien of Buffalo. The ahiats will east 4,113 550 dollars LU2O (KJO i They will be
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    MARKET LIST
    478 7 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore, July 23. MEAT Beef steak kati 32 Beef stew or curry kati 24 Fillet steak lb. 50 Mutton Australian lb. 45 Mutton, Indian per lb. Mutton, Malacca per lb Pork, lean, kati 44 fork, lean and fat list quality) 3<t POULTRY Capons (locally
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    BRITISH MARRIAGE BILL
    287 7 Mr. A. P. Herbert's Tact And Persistence British Official Wireless. London, July 25. ALL the morning newspapers publish editorial comment on the passage through its filial stages in Parliament of the Matrimonial Causes Bui. giving effect after a quarter of a century to the leading recommendation of
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      25 7 GRADLATE OF THE TOBJO MASSAGE SCHOOL. MR. MRS. AKAJI, 210-2, Oue;n Street, Singapore, near Post Office. PREMIER CAMERA SCHMIDT SHOTEN, LTD., 35, Robin*on Roiul, BiEf»por«.
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      52 7 The mo«t stubborn irritation yields quick.) > o tlie oothing effects of Ctbtitbi rlain Cough Remedy. It breaks uj» OOQg stion, banishes soreness, :<Ap heal inflamed tittle. Safe, pleasant, economical. Keep a bottle oi Chamberlain's always in vbnt Lome. K-16 lUE BOKN£O CO., LTD., SINGAPORE. (Incorporated in England) Sole Agents
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      176 7 announcing that we have detiidsd to extend our tW GRAND ANNUAL V STOCKTAKING A L E TILL AUtlfeST *<h 1037. The Greatest Sale Of All Times Is Again In Full Swing From TO-DAY •Further Reductions Further New Stocks Added will make this sale undoubtedly UNPARALLELED UNAPPROACHED UNBEATABLE Hi: EARLY TO
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      275 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS following are Programme of Drjlv up to and for week ending Aug. 1, 1927: TO-DAY. JULY 2« 5.15 p.m. headquarters, S.R.A. (i), A.A. Gun Drill. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, S.F.C.R E. Company Drill. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, S.V.F.A.. Ur.:t Training. 5-15 p.m. Headquarters, "C" Coy., ced M.G. Training. 5.15 p.m.
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      223 7 CIVB DIAnV \T\ere are numerous Clubs in Singa oore members of ul-.ich are readers o] \he "Malaya Tribune." Thi* Diary tt orovided specially for them. Sectaries are wvitea to co-operate in Keepit up-to-date and complete. Hap•>°ninps of general interest will still be fictuaed in the "Diary of Events.'* The Club
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      301 8 1 1 ALHAMRRA j To-Night 6-15 9-15 I HURRY UP! LAST FEW SHOWS j k ON THE FCREEN:— I START LAUGHING NOW! 1 Ynu w n 1 st °p A Thrill-Packed Epic of the Building of the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYS! MM MM 'OUOMT H»t U tl BlflfAQD AMD OIOtIOUIIT won
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      189 8 Positively Last Night! I j 6-15-9-15 CAPITOL D 0N > T MISS hii Adventure Story with Glorious Singing -the SONG QE FBEEjjOgy* WITH SPECIAL ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONEXCLUSIVE 2 REEL FILM OF THE WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT LOUIS vs. BRADDOCK RKO's THRILLING DRAMA OF MODERN AVIATION! "Without Orders" showing ALHAMBRA next change I
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      228 8 TO-NIGHT-^5-9^.5 XHE BRIGHTEST AND BEST COMEDY SEEN THIS YEAR, IS THE OPINION HH OF ALL WHO HAVE SEEN IT: KSI 'STORM »TE ACU P' |p A LONDON FILM PRODUCTION VIVIEN LEIGH REX HARRISON MOST AMUSING COMEDY."—SUNDAY EXPRESS. Also DISNEY COLOURED CAfiTOON "MOTHER PLITO TO-MORROW AT the CAPITOL! One of the
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    TOMMY FARR FREE TO FIGHT LOUIS
    1279 9  -  COURT DECISION ON SCHMELING CONTRACT (By Air Mail London. July 14. Fan-, the British heavyweight champion, ij free to fuht Joe Louis in America before meeting Schmeling in September. This is the effect of the finding of Mr. Justice Bennett in the Chancery Division,
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    THE ST. LEGER
    118 9 Midday Sun An Early Favourite Reuter. London. July 23 THE following is the Victoria Club call over for the Steward's Cup to be run at Goodwood on July 27 over s<x frn'ongs": 100 to 8 The Drummer, taken and offered. 20 to 1 George and Couvert taken
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    SINGAPORE GOLF
    348 9 Bi-Monthly Mixed At Bukit Timah THE second bi-monthly mixed four--1 somes competition for July was played at Bukit Timah yesterday and resulted in a win for Mrs A C MacDonald M. M. Paterson with a net score of 33. 52 cards were taken out and the following were
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    BADMINTON RESULTS
    194 9 Singapore Championship Tournament Singapore. Monday. VriE following are the results of the 1 Singapore Badminton Jun.or Championships played off at the Clerical Union Haw-Par Hall yesterday. MORNING'S TIES Peh Teng Siew (5.X.C.8.P.. defeated R Ragunathan 15—10. 15—12. Ho Yuen and Ngoh Beng Huck (Mayflower I defeated W e
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    86 9 In the final of the Rose Bowl eomoe I tition Miss M. Evans beat Mrs E 0 Sullivan 7 and 6. 'I The following competitions have b°cn rrranged for the August bank holidayat the Keppel Golf Club: Saturday (July 31): Alford Cup a'l aay. 18 holes stroke
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    GUILLERMO RETIRES
    16 9 Incident in Malaya Cup match in Singapore. GUILLERMO RETIRES Cut On Forehead In F L. Fight
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    CHINESE HOCKEY
    98 9 (From Our Owv Reporter Kuala Lumpur, Friday AN abrupt and disappointing ending to the main event spoilt an excellent boxing programme here u* nifcht. The main flefct, for whirh Battling Gu llermo (9.5> and S<<m Chit <9 5» were billed suddenly ended in the filth round wh£n C-ulllermo retired with
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    INTER-CLUB SPORTS
    73 9 Singapore Chinese XI vs. the SR C. on Monday on the S.R.C. ground at 5 10 p.m. will be s;leered from:- H L. Boon, Chan China Bock, Chang; Mir. Kee. Chang Fook Choon, Eu Ciicow Chye, Fara Choc Beng, ChanK Shui Tet. Gan Kee Siang. Le e Fong Lim, Low
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    HASHIM CUP
    335 9 Singapore Monday THE Ultr-elub athletic meeung between the Japanese Club and Singapore Recreation Club prov.ded kteji compear ion on trie sports flsid a\ St Georce Rt'id yesterday Strongly rejc&s*nted* the SP-C won oonvlncineiy ,-corini s total or 51 poinU aEulnr. 33. The nu?tncs finished with tne *elAv race each tip
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      409 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS 1 LLOYD ROAD. Large airy rooms. Modern sanitation. New ManModerate CHANGE OF ADDRESS c lit of August 1937 our office al 250, Jalan Besar shall be to 199-201, Albert Street. SIN TECK ANN. Tel: No. 3861. ANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CAP. 45). ADJUDICATIONS ANNULLED. mi CHOP HO OWAN iHO [AS
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      266 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT FOR SALE. MORRIS 8 Tourer. 19.000 miles. One wner who is going home soon. Has been Tecaiemit Serviced" every 500 mile-". Every thing in very eood condition. 38 m.p.g. at 50 m.p.h. Taxed 'to 31-12-37. Two seater with occasional third behind. Economical, reliable, weather proof and comfortable. $750
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      221 9 A m I Great World Show j CABARET I J TO-NIGHT 8.30 P.M. TO |fH>NIG XT. j WATCft! <* ITC n! TV ATC DAXf'E COMPETITION I I FOR LADIES ONLY- H ATCIIFOR FURTHER ANNOUN CEMENTS FOR MOST BEAUTIFUL I UAMLRS AND AHE J>FI ECTION OF THE CABARET QUEEN. j GLOBE
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ANNOUNCEMENT.
    50 10 A Requiem High Ma<s lor the repose oi the ioul of tho la»e Mr Albert Stanislaus Pereira. will be *Uiiß at the Chur h o! S> Joseoh. on Tuc-sdav 27th Juh. 1937 at 6.30 a.m. The attendance of r Pin lives and friend* L« earnestly sollI cited.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    786 10 DERAK is experiencing a distinct feeling of envy since the annonncement was made that Koala Lumpur is to be given its own bus Berviee. And there is every justification tor resentment at the lack of progressiveness which has left Ipoh for so long with no adequate method of
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    RED ARMY HIGH COMMAND
    107 10 Two Important Changes Announced Reuter. Moscow, July 25. TWO important changes in the High 1 Command of the Red Army were announced by General Ka hirin, Commander of the Caucasian Military District. One of the eight judges in the recent trial of Marshal Tukhachevsky. and seven
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    THE DISPUTE IN NORTH CHINA
    226 10 RESULTS OF THE LUKOU-CHIAO INCIDENT rpHE Lukou-Chiao incident has provided the spark that sets the fire in North China. At first, no one < ver suspected that events would have taken PUCh an ominous turn, as cases of Sino-Japanese conflicts have been too common in
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    Later Developments
    214 10 Efforts to discover exactly what had taken place were frustrated by the Japanese insistence upon Chinese surrender, and at the news of the outbreak of hostilities, both sides rushed up reinforcements as quickly as possible. Thereunen, the old Marco Polo Bridge witnessed a battle royal, while Peiping was
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    The React ior
    130 10 So antagonistic were the terms to the spirit of modern China that only blind optimism COi'ltf have expected acceptance. The Chinese have always maintained that the very presence of foreign troops in dose proximity to Chines? incidents, especially the presence of garrison nuarters is liab'• to provoke
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    A Remote Cause
    211 10 Rumours have been rumpar.. i j months to the effect that ".he were renewing their j»m- •md were brmglne pressure to the local authorities at Pel? in*» sudden adoption of n iii< action on the part o! the Japan* perhaps due to the coming. 1 ,i the
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    A Glimmer Of Hope
    195 10 ••Tn defend P< Ipliiß at all ..vowed determination of Government. Put th>t il" that China '.s pluliijliiiT war with .Tana;» tm- t qaeores. Des; ite ilit > t ncv- have an pxayy military cipsotlUie r t.- n m.uklmproveimiv.t since 102i responsib a.. t'\nt the time hus
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    262 10 By "Looker On" 'X>EW women appreciate the full value rf lice." a dietician. Except, of course when it is thrown over them. A A People no longer come into the bar and rsk for a double rum as they used t/\" comments a .landlord. The old
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    JAPANESE PLANES BOMB CHINESE BARRACKS WAR IN NORTH?
    241 11 BATTLE RESUMED NEAR PEIPING STAND Chinese Re-Occupy Positions Reuter. Tokyo, July 26. TING between Chin- and Japanese is ted to have broker, midway between Peipaitd Tientsin and is continuing. essage from Tientsin a Japanese air ron has bombarded in.se barracks at jfang.
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    WAR STORES LANDED AT TANGKU
    31 11 Reuter. Tientsin, July 25. THREE Japanese transport ships have arrived at Takubar laden with war material! and stores which were landed at Targku in lighters.— Keuter.
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    NON-CONSCRIPTS IN GERMANY
    235 11 To Pay Special Defence Tax Reuter Wireless. Berlin, July 23. Hitler has decided to Impose a special defence tax on all able bodied Germans unconscripted for active service whose income exceeds fifty two marks monthly (£4), Germans living abroad or disabled men in either labour or military
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    AUSTRALIAN ANTI-WAR MOVE
    58 11 Reuter Wireless. Melbourne. July 23. Th? Australian Trades Union congress dee ded to organi.se an anti-war campaign; to oppos? rearmament; to support collective security and to seek democratic control of the Australian Army. The congress declard it will repudiate any commitm?nts to Brita n made by Mr.
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    INDEPENDENCE OF THE PHILIPPINES
    181 11 President Quezon Explains Act Reuter Wireless. New York. July 21. Announcing he had ask?d President Roosevelt for th? date of granting comolot« independence to the Ph'l pp.ne Islands to advanced f 'om 1946 to Dec mb:r 1938 or July 1939. Don Manuel Que.:cn President of the
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    DEFENCE ESTIMATES
    81 11 Labour To Abstain From Voting- Reuter Wireless. London, July 22. after two days' discussions the ParUaA mentary Labour Party has deciaed ty 45 votes to 39 to abstain from voting on the defence estimates winch will b? discussed in the of Commons next week In view of the
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    ITALIAN VOLUNTEERS
    74 11 Change In Command Of Force In Spain Reuter Wireless. Valencia, July 21. Announcing that General Castica formerly Divisional Commander in JUg* slnla! has superseded General Mancrm, Commander ot the Italian Volunteers in Snain the Republican bideTln s..j« Mussolini is responsible for the rtiange and adds that on Rome
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    Japanese Sailor Murdered? NO TRACE OF HIM FOUND
    717 11 Chinese Flee From Chapei Reuter. Shanghai, July 25 IX spite of an intensive search no trace of Miyazaki, the missing Japans c ssi'or, or of the mysterio?/Japanese civilian who reuortcd hrn: missing, has been found. It is mode r ate!y estimated that
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    JEWS AND ARABS ARE RELIEVED
    111 11 Further Inquiry About Palestine Reuter Wireless. Jerusalem, July 22. BOTH Jew h «nd Mao clicle* are relieved ut thr House or Commons' decision to a farther inquiry into the Palestine problem after referring the partition tepurt to the League. It bi believed here this will
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    ESPIONAGE IN EUROPE
    51 11 Two Men Beheaded In Berlin Reuter. Her! n, July 24. TWO men h .ye bet-.i beheaded here for espionage A conviunique states they entered the service of a foreign power and revealed planned and prepared military centres thus endangering the progress and effectiveness of the German army.
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    SOVIET SHIP CAPTURED
    184 11 Rebels Take Her To Morocco Reuter Wireless. Gibraltar, July 25 JNSURGEVT armed trawlers stopped the Soviet steamer Varluamanesov in the Straits of Gibra!lar nn 1 r u ;»rtcil Iter to C'euta. A report from Madrid states t*nops, stripped to tl»r waist, luOeW in a shade temperature of
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    PIRACY NEAR HONGKONG
    105 11 Chinese Ship Saved By British Gunboat I Reuter. Hongkong, July 20 h PIRACY was attempted last night t\ n the West River. H. M. S. Cicala, answering a radio alarm ihe Chinese steamer Tin Bang, 267 trtns, meed to the scene and placed an armed £nard aboard.
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    ARRESTED WHILE SWIMMING FOR THE SHORE MAN WHO JUMPED OVERBOARD
    369 12 DUTY UNPAID Alleged Rubber Smuggling From Our Oun Correspondent) Johore Bahru. July 24. iJjOW a pr:iu loaded with 2,160 lbs of sho«*f rubl' T (uncustomed) w:»? cha* '1 f> v a fuatoms launch, anc how thr sole occupant of the
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    PUPILS ENTERTAIN
    275 12 Excellent Concert At Convent Singapore. Monday. H£ lavish fiurj) and artistic decoration: 01 the stage »ud the beautiful, wellt per:-xi costume* worn by the girl; 10 ii'uk pai; ,n the principal item or e progi aumifc. •Cinderella," the wellwwn puntooume in two acts, wen a tart a of
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    PERIAL RELATIONS TRUST
    46 12 Reuter Wireless. I London, July 23. irl Baldwin has nominated Earl enrion < vice-chairman). Sir Walter inc. the Honourable Arthur Howard. 'Montagu Ncrman and the Dowager phioness ?f Reading as members of Imperial Relations Trust. |rl Baldwin will act as chairman of iTrust.—Reuter Wireless.
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    EXPULSION FROM A CLUB
    300 12 Supreme Court Gives Ruling (Fruw Our Own Reporters Seremban, Saturday. \CASE ol particular inlerest to the local Ceylon Tamil community nhcl oX general interest to members of cluba end associations, was heard by Mr. •Tustice J H Pedlow In the Supreme Court yesterday, when Mr. N.
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    DR. STANLEY JONES
    64 12 Meeting In Singapore Cancelled OWING to the late arrival of the steamer at Singapore, the meeting which Dr. E. Stanley Jones was to have addressed at the Memorial Hail to-night has had to be cancelled. Dr. Stanley Jones, who is well known as a missionary leader and
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    TERRITORIAL ARMY
    269 12  -  Best Recruiting Figures For 12 Years «By Air Mail London, July 13 4 "BOOM" is being experienced in recruiting for the Territorial Army It is announced that more remit; joined m June than in any corresponding month for the past 12 years Th" B e for the month
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    KRONCHONG COMPETITION
    51 12 The Kronchong competition organised by the Happy World at the stadium on Saturday last drew a large crowd The results of the competition were.—Laili bin Ibrahim, first; Jani. second Two silver cups were then presented to them by Mr. Lee Geok Eng, the managing director of the Happy
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    AT THE CINEMA "STORM IN A TEACUP"
    310 12 Excellent British Comedy At The Pavilion A VERY amusing story is told in A "Storm in a Teacup," the British production presented by United Artists which is the present attraction at the Pavilion. It is a tale of a small Scottish town, of
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    SIR ROBERT GARRAN
    243 12 To Visit Singapore Next Week DIR. Roberi Garran will be the ;neakeRou™ riss*f raee 111,8 of u >" Singapore ife- ra &iS^£Y l the A<le,plll 7rnl r 5fV ert Gasran Governor of t.ho wih S h «otnry International, *♦11«. h includes New South Wales ™tss'? ar<l and
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    ALLEGED THEFT IN HOTEL
    258 12 Eurasian Charged In Johore < F>"OfJi Our Own Correspondent i Johore Bahru, July 24. A YOUNG EURASIAN, wlio gave hi* nume as Herman Brick and aald he hailed irotn Singapore, wm> produced this morning before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya «Second Magistrate, Johore Bahru» on a
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    CRICKETER KILLED
    70 12 Famous Australian Fast Bowler Reuter Wireless. London. July 23. r. A. Mac Donald, the 45-ypar-old ex-Lancashire and Australian cricketer was killed in a motoring accident near Bolton, Lancashire early to-day. Mac Donald's car collided with another car and swerved through som c railings into a field. Mac Donald,
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    MARCONI'S MILLIONS
    82 12 Half Bequeathed To His Little Daughter Reuter Wireless. Rome, July 22. IT is reliably understood that Marconi left a fortune estimated at £5.000.000 half of which is bequeathed to his seven year old daughter Elettra who in addition will receive a quarter of the remaintrig half which, under
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    NON-INTERVENTION IN SPAIN
    802 12 SIGNOR GRANDI CONFERS WITH MR. EDEN Reuter Wireless. London, July 22 A 6 the next netting of the chairman's sub-committee will be occupied in the discussion of the new British procedure plan, it is exnected examination of the proposals themselves will be again delayed despite Earl Plymouth's
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    CHICAGO MILL RIOTS
    140 12 Sensational Allegations Agninst Police Reuter Wireless. Washington, July 22. SENSATIONAL allegations are made in the report of the Senate Committee inquiry into the steel mill riot in Chicago on May 31 and it is declared the police used excessive force and showed "very careless indifference to human
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    SIR THOMAS NORRIS
    96 12 Reuter Wireless. Death Of Famous British Admiral London, July 21 The den th is aimounead of Admiral _I Norris.-Router Wlrclc^ Born in 1875, Admiral David Thoma* ft a .son of the late Mr JuJtice Noirus. K.C. of thn High Court Calcutta He entered the Nitvy in 1889
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    23 12 A lecture on "Efficiency of Labour" will 8.A.. edito/of The countries wher* Indians hay? settled and a has com c to study condmo'nfin
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    PANAMA CANAL TO BE ENLARGED?
    154 12 £30,000,000 Plans Bcinsr Drafted novr Within2lon, rc, PRELIMINARY pla.io mv beinu »lr.»•- u'' c< to <- }l*«ns<f: thf Panama Cm ml. Ik J.ftfr bcnn diseUifit'd here b r ar,f would be nc: «-ij«arv t t ra cx iiiarwc m runal ortteinte slate 'ii «{"?'J would
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    CENTRAL MALAYA DOG SHOW
    1393 13 i*He AWARDS Increase In Number Cf Exhibits rOl' Otf. P.epo r ter Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. 1- the doc-*' day at the Selanpor 1 nf 1 !ul» premise? on the occasion ih» entral Malayan Dojr Show Therr W?re no fewer than 58 and there were 107 entries,
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    TEA PARTY IN JOHORE
    248 13 Farewell To Railways Officer Frori Jlt Ovn Co^tjrpondertl• Johorc Eahru July 2* THE number- cf the Railway insTltue. B-hrn. en ert-'LiM Mr R. Sornaitindram. ch:?2 fieri: ol ihe Dlstrlc; r.c:r.et*r'£ Office FM.S-R.. Johojv Ba Vr u, j/rior v hi? dtp"" nre on trinrfer to *l.v Cbi»?
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    STORING FIREWORKS
    72 13 Fine Of S2OO Imposed In District Court JUDGMENT was given this morning in the Criminal District Court when Mr. H A. Ferrer convicted Mr Ong Peng Hock on a charge of storing fireworks, not beIng a licencee in the Grand Theatre. New World, and fined him $200. On
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    111 13 Singapore. Monday At Blair Road at 830 p.m. on S.taidav. a Boyanese was alleged to have teen assaulted by a compatriot with an iron rod.. He sustained severe injuries to the head, which bled profusely, and aL o contusions over the right arm and Kg He suffered from
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    88 13 Camphuys. Dutch, 1,491 tons, from Sourabava 26-7 to Cheribon 29-7. Nam Yong. British. 769 tons, from Cheribon 25-7 to Batavia 27-9. Tomohon. Dutch. 684 tons, from Tingkawang 26-7 to Tingkawarg 29-7. Rajula. British. 4.702 tons, from Madras 24- 7 to Madras 2S-7. Valaya. Siamese. 803 tons, from Sap.c
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    Accused Committed For Trial ALLEGED ACID THROWING
    352 13 JOHORE CASE Preliminary Inquiry Concluded (From Out Oun Correspondent, Johore. Bahru, July 24 preliminary enquiry was c included this afternoon before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya (Second Magistrate) into a charge of having voluntarily caused grievous hurt by throwing nitric acid, preferred against
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    F.M.S. RAILWAYS
    55 13 IN connection with the August Bank Holidays on Saturday. July 30. atid Mcnday. July 1. the management of the F M.S. Railways announces that the issue of week-end tickets will be extended for one day. and will be available on Monday. July L They can be used for
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    PASSENGERS
    240 13 The following are passengers by the Haruna Maru which left Singapore for Europe, via ports, on July 22:— Mr L. Hince. Miss N. E. Hunter. Mrs E Klemperer. Mr. S M. Tracey. Mr. O. V. Alexander. Mr J. E. Barrs. Miss L Carper. Mr. and Mrs. L. A P.
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      42 13 MEETING CANCELLED. The meeting arranged to be held at the Memorial Hall to-night, to be addressed by Dr. E. Stanley Jones, has had to be cancelled on account of the unusual delay of the steamer on which Dr. Stanley Jones is travelling.
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    SINGAPORE & SELANGOR TO MEET ON AUGUST 7 SERVICES BEATEN 2-1
    497 14 SINGAPORE SELANGOR TO MEET ON AUGUST 7 SERVICES BEATEN 2-1 MALAYA CUP North Needle Match Drawn Singapore, Monday. SINGAPORE'S Malaya Cup team rose to the occasion on Saturday afternoon in the deciding match in the Southern half of the Malaya Cup competition and beat the Combined Services, who were confidently
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    PENANG BOXING
    115 14 Joe Summers Floored By Suppiah (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, July 26. AFTER a promising start Joe Summers, the Singapore flyweight (7.10) was forced to acknowledge a points defeat from Suppiah (7.6y2> in the main event of he boxng programme at the Wembley Faok last night. The fight
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    Negri Triumph Over Malacca
    515 14 (From our own Repoitci) Seramlttzi, Saturday. i LARGE crowd saw Negri Sembilan A defea t Malacca to th e tune of four ds to one on the station pt.aang her. 1 this (evening in their "Malaya" Cup fixture—the first victory they have had this season in
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    131 14 TIES in the lawn tennis tournament at 1 the S.C P C will be nlayed off as follows at Hong Lim Green: TO-DAYS TIES Singles Championship:— John Lim v.-. Yap Ah Hyan fto finish*. "A" Singles Handicap:—Low Kee Ch-p vs. Dr. T. H. Wee; Dr. P. L Loh
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    GOVT. SERVICES LEAGUE
    34 14 The postponed match between the Marine F.C. and the Post Office, in the First Division of the Government Services, F.A. League, will be played at Farrer Park on Thursday, July 29
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    Perak Held By Penang
    258 14 (From Our Oivn Reporter; Penang, Saturday. DrNANG confounded the critics a: d 1 sprang the surprise of th e north wnen tney drew with Perak to-day -j. me espianade 2-2. It was a fast and inciting game and Perak, alter be.ng two up at half-time had
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    St. Joseph's Draw With Malays
    177 14 THE cricket match between St. Joseph s 1 Institution and the M.F.A. on the drawn' 3 ground on 8* Scores: ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION f 52g222 C ashi m b Mahmood I i Scheerder l.b.w. Ibrahim Isa o Yong Teck b Ibrahim Isa S 1 1VSSS
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    GIRLS' NETBALL LEAGUE
    51 14 THE final of the Singapore Netball IL?a1 L?a f B«e win be played Qn Mond next at 5.15 p.m. o n the Raffles Girls' School ground between the Girls' Life Brigade and the Girls' Sports Club ?*f Previously stated that the -natch would commence at o;o p
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    MALAYAN A.A.A.
    313 14 Championship Meeting In Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. FINE weather again favoured the even's in the second day of the Malayan A. A. A. sports which took placj on tlieh padang this afternoon. Results: 100 Yards (first heat) Chow Kirn Seng (Selangor', Especkerman (Negri*
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS
    171 14 FIRST DA Britain And 1). S. One-Ail Lundnu. .1 vj| BRITAIN anil til? I iiltrw Kj (chilli*urlf in. t». terms ut ll»e end of «ti» 11 play ip the Challeiigr rnumt ~J t Davis Cup at Witvtbicdor (l hivins one a •••>:lmat. Austin »Gt f.i ShUStit t.S
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    DUTCH CLUB
    161 14 Tic-s in Lav.n Tournament Sinfap-r e THE nin mi! Jntiir i ir.c; tcusus Unirnnoivnt .1! l HoUaiUlndt# lab. Finj-. l jjj bi tin? Uln\j 10-D.O TTT/ Co-'ti 1: Mrs. iluj G.unhrn, -2. Court 2: lift k rhig'on—ls 4 C\»ur( 3; Mr; vjH Mil-. Schttiber -112 :Vt ro-Moitiu.', Codr
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    England 358 For 9 In Test Match PARTNERSHIP OF 100
    567 15 FOR IST WICKET Patient Century By Hutton London, July 25. THREE-fif* 1 opening part- -hip between L. Hutton 1 lv and C J. Barnett V Tv? las the feature of f av V ulav in the Second r which was
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    Saturday's Close Of Play Scores
    89 15 Reuter. London, July 24. TLOSE of play scores in the County v championship matches started today are as fellows: Surrey 482. (Ffchlock 107, Holmes 77) vs. Kent. Lancashire: 261 (Washbrook 76). Warwickshire 30 (for 1 wkt.). Yorkshire: 346 (Turner 84, Lyon 5 for 72). Gloucestershire:
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    TENNIS AND GOLF
    100 15 Royal International Club Of Johore Johore Bahru, July 25. THE finals in the men's doublss and the mixed doubles in the Royal Johore International Club t?nnis tournament will be played on the club's courts on the evening of July 27 after which the prizes w.ll be given
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    110 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Selangor inflicted a severe defeat on Malacca at Badminton when in the Foong Seong cup com petit on final round (South) played to-day at th-2 M.V.C. Hall they won all the five matches played. The following the results: SINGLES Ong Beng Chuan (Selangor* beat
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    98 15 Johore Bahru, July 25. The last match in the J.B.D.F. League was played this ev;n.ng on the Istana Padang, between the Old Boys Association and the F.W.D.A.A.. the former winning by 4—o. The 0.8.A. showed better combination and had a superior defence. There was no scoring in the
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    TO-DAY'S TENNIS
    322 15 Ceylon And Malayan Champions H. C. SANSON!, Malayan singles cham pion and Miss Doreen Sanson 1. Ceylon and Malayan lady singles champion. have arrived to defend their Malayan titlei at the championship meeting in Kuala Lumpur this week-end. They will he seen at the S.C.C. courts this afternoon
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    Non-Benders Cricket Re-Union THE REST TROUNCE SINGAPORE
    536 16 2-DAY MATCH Stradimg Shines With Bat And Ball Singapore, Monday. THE two day cricket fixture between the Singapore Non-Benders and the M— -Bcilier» of the rest of Malaya, which was started on the padang on Saturday, ended in victory the Rest, by 102
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    Inniskillings Beaten At Tanglin
    312 16 pLAYING at Tanglin yesterday, the 1 SCC. defeated th; Skins at cricket iby 81 runs. 1 Up to lunch time, the Skins had scored 110 for seven wickets. Bandsman I Ayres and B. J. Mahon knocking up 48 23 runs, respectively Continuing after lunch, 'he Skins
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    INTER-COLLEGE SPORTS
    430 16 Several New Set Up Singapore RAFFLES Coll r<! seen- on Saturday aft, i students U cu r two poll l and Medical i?d m'tl for athletic honour; gathering, which Sir Shentcn and Lad\ r When th e intei cal College team led with d 25 points again U
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    WEST LAKE RESTAURANT.
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      59 17 MILK AT ITS BEST SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE RR AND j ft HEALTHY B/IBX HAPPY F/IMILy Blue Cross Milk Is Especially Made For Babies. It Con- tains The Nourishing And Essential Ingredients Baby 5 Specialists Recommend. Be Sure You Get Blue Cross Milk The Perfect Baby Food. Its Quality Is Not Excelled.
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      1332 17 Islayan Listeners 9 Radio terS» Br W n»inor) (Schumann, arr. Schwilier). "J" Moto Perpetuo (Lotter) «nrPAMMES OF raiTISH EMPIRE Greenwich Time Signal at 11.50 p.m. 8-20 p.m. Brass Bandl C°raert pROGKAJHOTJ&O W I H-55 p.m. John Reynders with his 8.40 p.m. The News and AnnounceP t M.B.C. FKUbRAMMES Orchestra. Selection,
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    GETTING A TRUE SENSE OF VALUES
    2009 18 ADDRESS BY THE ROTARY GOVERNOR THE following was the address delivered by Mr. W. Allan Eley, Governor of the 80th district of Rotary International, at the dinner meeting of the Klang and Coast Ro'ary Club on Saturday, when the new president of the club,
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    RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION
    27 18 A meeting of the committee Singapore Ratepayers' A be he'd at the offices of and Co., Hongkong Bank CI on Thursday, July 29 at 2
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      781 18 HOW TO PUT ON WEIGHT QUICKLY Take these flesh-forming tablets. If week by week you are steadily losing weight, you must do something about it at once. Unler.: you are far Too fat for your age, steady loss of weight may be the advance sign that a dreaded disease is
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      167 18 NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 'Incorporated in India in 1906) 193« RESULTS New Business Completed $11,681,051 Total Assets Exceed $20,001,509 Total Business in Force Exceeds $75,368,481 Total Claims paid Exceed $12,000,000 Annual Income Exceeds $4,171,145 EXPENSE RATIO 26.;', PKR CENT. ALL KINDS OF LIFE AggUßAlfcS BUSINESS TRANSACTED. FAR EASTERN BRANCH 79,
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      132 18 UYoor THROAT SORE? S. V° UR throat is "danger spot" 3 X where infection germs enter ir system and cause laryngitis, qui. I lnflu enza, colds and similar trout I *ou can soon cure a sore throat and av< id complications by sucking Peps tablets tl every now and again.
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      49 19 98l BH Fial S A singapore a,HI Penans The "Streamline Marvellete" 6.7 J I Fiat cars are made to last for years, but should repairs be needed, be sure you use genuine rial spare parts and don't forget that Fiat recommend Shell Motor Oils for all their models. l^^^fc
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      101 19 I THE IMPROVED STANDARD I Or INFANT DEVELOPMENT I HEALTH IN RECENT YEARS.. The Allenburys Systom of Infant BARLOW CO., SINGAPORE. Feeding consists of three foods. Nos. I, M 2 and 3. which are scientifically traded I o to rnoet baby's growing requirements from birth upwards An adequate proportion of
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      1227 19 Msilayaii Lis* eoers 9 Radio Sawae! lon1 on DJE DJK DJQ: in I 935 P- m T da y in Germany. Sound ««d from ther RB.CJ> (CmMm** from page 17) X**» .frJgJKi gl^'SM y.50 p.m overtures. Bizet. <-ar by pQ H Fender from old Trafford, ,«4 SHORTWAVE M^VpSces NeWS 10
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    INTER-COLLEGE ATHLETICS AT BUKIT TIMAH
    128 20 Lea to right: B R. O. WiUfe, J. E. Ambrcse and han Ah Kow who were placed m that order in the wegni putting cent at the interCollege sports at Bukit Timah. (Tribune). A section of the large gathering who attended the tea party given
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      108 20 PEEK FREANS WHEREVER YOU ARE IN THE AIR OR BELOW THE SEA YOU CAN ALWAYS HAVE FRESH MILK IF YOU HAVE KLIM WITH YOU PREPARED AT A MOMENTS NOTICE KLIM RETMNfI THF NATURAL FRESH MILK FLAVOUR: IS DELICIOUS FOR nmJw EITHER HOT OR COLD —ECONOMICAL AND COVVEVIFN? KLIM KEEPS WITHOUT
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