Malaya Tribune, 28 July 1937

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVI- No. 176. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wed.. July 28, 1»37. The Malaya Tribune 21 i ages SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1937 FIVE CENTS.
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      144 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST try The I It 1111 M The Original raiMgjg iw m Whether for HEATING and LIGHTING *^EE5^ or occasional COOKING when it seems unnecessary to light a wood fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equal for efficiency and economy. The superior workmanship and materials
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      302 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Mahya •J. .j. What do you know about the MILK you drink? 1 LET KLIM SOLVE YOUR MILK PROBLEM! PREPARED AT A MOMENT'S NOTICE. KLIM THAT RETAINS THE NATURAL FRESH MILK FLAVOUR IS DELICIOUS FOR DRINKING, EITHER HOT OR COLD. j ECONOMICAL AND CONVENIENT,
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    NEW CONVENTION
    190 2 British Capitulatory Rights In Egypt London, July 27. A convention between the United Kingdom and France, insulting from the abolition of capitulations in Egypt and f lim the obligation of His Majesty's Government under the declaration between the United Kingdom and France of 1904. relating to Egypt and
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    THE PROTECTION OF REFUGEES
    128 2 A Function Oi The League Of Nations British Official Wireless. London, July 27. THE importance of continuing, as one of the functiens of the league 01 nations, the international protection refugees was urged by a deputation w-ich was received this morn ng at Foreign Offic.< by
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    THE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR
    247 2 FASHION QUEEN World's Best Dressed Woman Paris. FASHION dictators of Paris havp selected the Duches of Windsor as the world's best woman for 1937. Here is the result of a poll taken among the leading fashion house;, to determine -the 10 best dressert women of the
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    CORONATION COLOUR FILMS
    120 2 Two To Be Preserved For Posterity London. TWO colour films of the Coronat'.on proc?ssion are to be permanently preserved in the National Film Library, following a request from the Office of Works. Other historical films in th e library nclude a short section of Queen Victoria's funeral,
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    FIRST GERNAN KING
    99 2 Bones Reported To Have Been Found Berlin. The bones of Henry I. "Founder of th? first" German kingdom," who died 1.000 years ago, are reported to have been found at Quedlinburg. Thuringia. A search for his bones was Instigated last year by Herr Himmler. R Leader of
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      531 2 M HA>WAN §C S% Jk Bras MMh BMbA. SINGAPORE. Telephone No MIX Branch at Si, Jsten Ibrahim, stockists OF: FMgld aires. Ke*dchests. modern wfßtle chandeliers, fancy lamp rami and shades, bed lamps, fane, electric bells, batteries, wiring accessories, domestic appliances sanitasw wares and etc. CONTRACTORS FOR: Elnctrlcal, water and gas
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      264 2 > —4 S AKE TOU FDLLX AWAKE OF OUR CHARGES BEING MODERATE FOR BOTH ELECTRICAL ANIj WAlfcl* INSTALLATION! OUR WORR VANSHIP IS GUAR J ANTEED FOR ANxJtUNG ELEC- TRICALLi OONE AND WATER I PIPING LAID, AND GENERAL REPAIRS CARRIED OUT. j Thone 7176 or call at i Messrs. AHwie Co.,
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      401 2 PUBLIC NOTICB» CHANGE OF ADDRESSFrom the Lst of August 1937 our office and shop at 250, Jalan Besar shall be removed to 109-291, Albert Street SIN TECK: ANN. Tel: No. 3861 MORTGAGEE'S SALE of One Nash motor Car N. 8-8139 with accessories to be sold by public auction at Keonr
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      177 2 FLAGS for the MILITARY TATTOO .p~p .p -fa «F\rj >p| wBJ p "JH «p P ft P Obtainable at BOON SENG A CO., LTD. 36 38, Robinson Road. .J. *THE LATEST CONCERT GITTAR j grtgffiflf GIBSON MODEL !^P» ISUAL PRICE $36.00, REDUCED PRICE 525.80. j SEASON CO., LTD., lIS, North
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      40 2 GOODBYE CORNS! Why suffer the exBffiF cruciating pain of K«u corns when few Km drops of GETS-IT S|j& will bring instant sBf relief. A fewdays mS later the corn will peel off T\ hKv your corn F y trouble* are
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES GROWTH OF VANCOUVER
    300 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES GROWTH OF VANCOUVER Traced From First Canadian Pacific Steamer June 13 marked the fiftieth anniversary of the arrival in Vancouver frcrr. n£ L and Ja P an of the s.s. Abyssinia md this young- but mighty tempore r <oK time off to observe a notable milea: inc.
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    CABLE OPERATIONS
    117 3 Between Pulo Brani And Singapore Shore Singapore, Tuesday. The Singapore Harbour Board will be engaged in submarine cable lifting and laying operations between Pulo Brar.i and the shore m front of St. James Pow.r Nation for a period of about a week Ihe position is in Lat. 1
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    PENANG HARBOUR
    189 3 Vessels Warned Of Foul Ground The following notice to mariners has been issued by the Harbour Master. Penang. Vessels should keep clear of foul ground which extends over a wide area off the visible end of fhe New Rubble Groyr.e at a distance of 2.5 miles 147 degre
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      402 3 «7ZAJn» BAKING* lP& 'end BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In England) P. 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. KANPURA 17.000 July 30 RDWAN 6.070 Aug 1 WAWALPINDI 17.000 Aug 13 XORFU 15,000 Aug." 27 SOMALI 6,800 Aug 27 NALDERA 16,000 Sept 10 CARTHAGE 15,000 Sept* 24 BANGALORE 6,000
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      131 3 INDO-CHWA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England). Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton. Macao. Swatow, Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yang'-se ports. Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA Arr. Sails. ISLAMI Aug. 11 Aug. 12
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      374 3 I •w -^jl^j^j Special Holiday Cruises to Bangkok Saigon Angkor Pnom Penh Displ. Prom rutg To "s. Spore. spore. j *;BORINGIA" 12,500 Aug 7 Au «> 7 ;lalandia" 11 000 Sep*'. 18 o2 "a JUTLANDIA'' 13,100 Oct 9 Oct 29 "MEONIA" HOOO Oct V, "BORINGIA" 12°500 Dec S Sc.' Jl
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      431 3 «TKAHM fXttOHi §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company* Intended fixtures:— H»«J." OUTWARD U^i r i LA HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPA*. Due 6 pore. I"LAHN- omits Hongkong, IM7 Shanghai North China i "TRAVF Ja l )an Jul >' 2 8 i ikave omits Manila and
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    TRIBUNE'S WEEKLY RADIO NEWS AND NOTES ANNIVERSARY OF THE GREAT WAR
    1112 4 SPECIAL B. B. a BROADCAST ON AUG. 4 EXACTLY twenty-three years after Urn outbreak of War on August 4 1914. the Hon. Harold Nicolson. M.P., will recall the historic occasion in a taik rrom 'javentrv In 1914. Mr. Nicolson
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    SIR STAMFORD RAFFLES
    377 4 Broadcasts From Daventry IN impression of Highv/ood House, A Hendon, London, where Sir Stamford Raffles, the founder of Singapore, lived for some time, will be given by S R Littlewood in a talk from DRventrv soon This talk will be tne fifth of a series entitled 'Here
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    TENNIS TELEVISED
    218 4 8.8.C. Success In Wimbledon Tournament r 7HE BBC's attempts to televise the play iicm the Certre Court at Wimbledt:: caring the fortnight of the Lawn Tennis Championships have met with great success during the first week. Transmission, have been given for ten- minute periods from 3 p.m. onwards,
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      133 4 TAKE YOUR CHOICE tFOR MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE l M -—the field of low-price cars: Modern, streamlined ONE CAR—two V-8 engines... .The new (m&Smkx design Ea.y-Action Safety Brakes ("the safety engine delivers V-8 smoothness quietly, at sdoimU oi stee l from pedal to wheal"). all-steel body (a up to 70 miles an
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      72 4 HAVE A DAZZLING SMILE -SPARKLING TEETH x IT'S so easy—when you use Kolynos. Kolynos gives teeth l>* llsl charm and sparkle wonderful to I Don't forget—Kolynos is most ,j I economical. It lasts twice as long M I as ordinary toothpastes because \i ou use on^y na^as mucn T ry
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    BRITISH PROPOSALS ACCEPTED
    766 5 PROCEDURE FOR SCHEME OF NON-INTER VENTION Reuter. British Official Wireless. London, July 27. rpßfe] Non-intervention Sub-Com-mittee, after a four-hour sitting ierday. agreed upon the British gin stionnaire and decided that rephes should he asked for by Thursday—Reuter. FOUR HOURS IN SESSION London. July 27. Chairman's Sub Committee
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    i LETTERS TO THE I EDITOR
    95 5 RUBBER STOCKS (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir,—The big increase in last month's rubber stocks was partly due to the transfer ot rubber export rights and coupons April-June) from the producers to the dealers. This was to avoid cancelling at the end
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    6-YRS OLD CASE
    65 5 Reuter Wireless. Decatur (Alabama), July 25. THE State has dropped the charges 1 against four of the negroes who are being tried for the third time in the Scottsboro case on a charge of assaulting a white woman in 1931 and ordered them to b e freed
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    237 5 Wednesday, July 21 The following were the guests at a dinner given by His Excellency and Lady Thomas at Government House this evening:— Commodore and Mrs. M. L Clarke the Hon. Mr. A S. Small, the Hon' Mr. R. Williamson, the Hon Mr H Weisberg, the Hon. Sir
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    MALACCA NOTES
    199 5 Medal Of Merit For Scout Leader (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Monday. nEFORE a 1c rge gathering comprised w mostly «I athletes of the local P alayan Olympic contingent, Mr Chan Kang Swi, J.P., c.H., presented the State banner to Dr. Ho Pao Jin, general manager of the
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    JOHORE WEDDING
    84 5 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 28. The wedding was solemnised in Johore Bahru of Inche Ahmad bin Chik. the well-known Malaya Cup footballer, who naa played for Johoro for the past two years, with the daughter cf Inche Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman of the Town Board.
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      55 5 HOT WEATHER HEALTH INSURANCE. and intestinal troubles are Jgjtot in the hot weather. >a «on and torpid liver poison the crease the body'.s heat, make Pink t** ibe dainty, pink, laxative and ensure daily intes- stimulate the liver, and sick headaches, and appetite, turn gloom In short INKE T T
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      227 5 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs in Singapore members oi wf.ich are readers ol ihe 'Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries arc invited to co-operate in keepit up-to-date and complete. Hapr"" nos of general interest will still be tnctuaed in the "Diary of Events." The yiuh
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    403 6 LONDON COMMODITIES London. July 27. Previous To-day Change gUBBn t Steady Tone K~* 8 13 16 +116 Spot Buyers. 7 Sellers. B's8 's 813 16 813 16 Aug. Buyers. 7 8 7 8 Se llers 8 13 16 8% +116 JtfrttH*. Buyers. ***** seueis. 16 ***** Oct.
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    BRITISH INTERESTS IN CHINA
    186 6 Reuter. London, July 26. IM the House of Commons to-day Mr. A E. L. Chorlton (Consecutive Member for Bury) made inquiries concerning the China National Tea Cornpa try and suggested that representations be mad? to China that the establishment of a Government organisation for the production
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    THE CAMBRIA
    40 6 Preparing For Trans-Atlantic Flight London, July 28. The Imperial Airways flying-boat Cambria arrived at Foynes from Southampton to-day and will prepare for next experimental trans Atlantic nights, which she is expected to begin on Thursday evening.—British Official Wireless.
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    51 6 British Official Wireless. London, July 28 Exchequer returns show that the total of ordinary revenue amounts to £133.642,378 compared with £176 554,179 at the corresponding date of last year. The total cf ordinary expenditure is £202,443,611 < impared with £252.750 004 at the corresponding date of 1936 British
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    95 6 London, July 27. Paris 132 63 64 New York 4'.97 13 16 Montreal 4.977'g Brussels 29.57 Geneva 21.68 Amsterdam 9.01% Milan 94 r, 8 Berlin 12.37 Stockholm 19.39 l /2 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 16.90 Vienna 26V? Prague 142 3 4 Belgrade 216V 2 Madrid nom Lisbon 102 3
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    MONEY MARKET
    87 6 Abundant Short Term Credit Reuter Wireless. London, July 24. THE Money Market has experienced a quiet and uninteresting week. The increase in Bankers' deposits and only moderate calling of funds by the Clearing Banks resulted in abundant supplies of short-term credit. With the market an unwilling seller and
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    78 6 Reactions To Situation In China Reuter Wireless. London. July 26. ON the Stock Exchange besides causing a sharp reaction in Far Eastern bonds, less satisfactory advices regarding the Sino-Japanese situation resulted in some hesitancy Ln the markets generally with the notable exception of Kaffirs and Base Metals, the
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    PRODUCE
    199 6 Singapore, July 27. R (Siamt W Coast No. 1 per Koyan $143 r (81am) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $140 R (Siamt W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $132 r (Siamt "White" No. AI $220 R (Siamt "White Rice" No. 1 $210 R (Siamt "White Rice" No. 2
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE REPORT
    888 6 FRASER CO.'S SHARE REPORT INTEREST IN TIN: RUBBER NEGLECTED ERASER and Co.V weekly report on r the share market, dated July 2<, tate c •in the absence of any outstanding news to Quicken the pulse of terest. share markets during the pas week have been allowed to go abOttt their
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    ENEMIES OF THE SOVIET
    133 6 Staff Of Tass News Agency Denounced Reuter Wireless. Moscow, July M. DOLETSKI. Managing D:: the official Tass News Agencj many years who was recently arrested and other members of his s are dsnounced as Trotskyist enemies in "Molot", the official organ the Rostoff Communist party. As
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1649 7 insued by Fraser and Co. Lualt mvi ifw* i? v PB and Evatt > Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Co. Lyall Evatt Buyer* Sailers Buyers Seller. 4- AmpatTin 6i3 69 JJ? "Jf" €1 Asam Kumbang 37|- jgi. Jf 3 Austral Malay Nf- 60|- 58!- W -5- Ayer
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    614 7 Report By Fraser And Company TIN 3 months £259 55., down 30 The London Stock Exchange yesterday was reported a being firm and acco di-g >o cables received the Tm Share section .here is also brighter. In the local market Stening Shares are still very quie* and
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    TIN
    17 7 Singapore, July 28. The price of ti-, at noon in Singapore to-day was:— W28«4 (up H).
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    RUBBER
    21 7 The price of rubber at nuon in Singapore to-day was:— Cuyera 29' t (down ft); Sellers 297/ji (down i 8
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    SOVIET AMBASSADOR
    30 7 Reuter. Moscow July 27. M. Mikhail Slavutsky. Soviet Consul General iat Harbin since 1931 has oeen appointed Soviet Ambassador to Japan in' succession of M. YourenefT Reuter, \i
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    233 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVID ENDS Singapore, July 28. lotai lor :ompanj Dividend Books Close financial unie Ex Div. year TIN Payaoie Date to date Kumbang 5% Int July 23 15% Bonus 7 July 3° July 24 22^% Batu Selangor 15'r Int. Auk 5 "uag rau 4 mt. JS
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      365 7 The P. 0. Banking Corporation, Ltd. CaniS e A thor f sed £5,000,00 i-an lai Subscribed £9 < t4 i a Capital Paid Up K^JX Reserve Fund t'molu BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Sk ?P 2 a E sf ard Preston. Chairman ihe Rt. Hon. The Earl of Selborne. Edward Fairbairn Mackay
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    103 8 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Medan, Jaskl, -Amsterdam* and Lcnt'ouS: Netherlands, closing 1.30 p.m. tee' ay Australia, New Zealand. Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 10 p.m. tomorrow. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal ,»ir Service, closing 6 a.m. Saturday. Hongkong Canton, Shangnai, fJi.c~c,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    162 8 Mail* expected from Netherlands ladies by Air I Netherlands» to-diy. Deliveries of boxholders" letters only 3.J0 ojb and general delivery of letters and parcels 4.05 p.m. respectively on the same a ay. Mails expected from Europe etc. f Amsterdam! by Air (Netherlands) t>fiay Deliveries of boxholders' letters only
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    TIN POOL
    101 8 M ght Re Essential Later Reuter. London. July 27. IT May be urged that talk of reconstituting the buffer slock of tin in some form or o'her is premature, said Sir Harry Peat, presiding at the annual meeting cf the Tm Producers' Association but although the time might
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    GEORGE V MEMORIAL
    68 8 British Official Wireless. London. July 27. The Government have decided to make a free gift of all state property within the area at Westminster selected as the site of the King George V memorial. The value of the gift is estimated at £80 000. The committee responsible
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    IRAQ LOAN
    51 8 British Official Wireless. London, July 27. The Chancellor of the tinted in a House cf Commons answer that the loan of a million pouilds shortly to be issued on th e LcndoTi Market 'ox the Iraq Government hasl the full approval of His Maiesty's Go\*rnme;u. J British Official
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    GERMAN IRON INDUSTRY
    155 8 National sation In Prospect Reuter Wireless. Berlin. July 25 GENERAL Ooering has announced a plan virtually meaning nationalisation of Germany's iron production. General Goering has summoned a conf rence of leaders of the iron and buildin" industries and informed them a new company will be established under
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    NAVAL LIMITS
    187 8 Britain And Equality With Japan British Official Wireless. London, July 27. DURING the second reading debate in th* Lords of the London Naval Trea'.y Bill Lord Sianhope for the Govtrnment referred to the decision of Japan not to be limited to 14-inch guns. He sa d the British
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    APPEAL TO U.S.
    116 8 To Prevent European War Reuter. New York. July 27. AN appeal to the United States Government to take "an influential part" with the democracies of Europe in order to prevznt a European war was made to-day in the New York Times. Decrying the Spanish W T ar
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    NON-INTERVENTION
    210 8 Hope Of Progress This Week British Official Wireless. London, July 27. X HE net result of last nights four 1 hours discussion at vpntion sub-committee U that me *v nowers w 11 it is hoped, send to time for tZ meeting next Fiiday their views to writing on the
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    ITALY'S FIRST 35,000 TONS BATTLESHIP
    48 8 Reuter Wireless. Trieste, Ju!y 25. ITALY'S first 35.000-ton baUleslup lvittorio Vcneto was laun .hei. i presence of the King and Oueen an a crowd cf 45,000. f v The ceremony was performed the wife of a dockyard worker on Mussolini's suggestion.—Rewter Airt less.
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    PENANG ASSIZES
    303 8 Prison For "Disgusting Offence" (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang. Monday THE third session of 'he Penan-', Assizes for the current year started this morning before Mr. Justice Gordon Smith There are only three eases the calendar but. as one of them Is charge of cheating against Khoo Thye.
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    34 8 Mr. D D untitled Chairman untitled p J Morsingh. Hon. Secretary local Urban Co-operative Union wUii □resent the Union at the Eighth A iavan Uiban Co-cpsrat.ve Confereri be held at Kuala Lumpur doting week-end.
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      114 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the section of Amber Road between M.C. Nc: 7 and 9 will be closed to through traffic "or three days from 3rd August to sth Augus.. 1937, fcr the purpose x drain. By Order. aiid Roy wasrighil\ I Craven 'A* are
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      309 8 I POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j S S STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DAT! AND TIME Valava 28 1 P m Kretay vaiaya 28 x prn Djambi and K. Toengkal 1 28 3 p.m. Muntok and Palembang van Outhoom 2g m Pontianak Khoean Hoea 2g 3 J m Medan Reael 2g
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      315 10 "WITHOUT ORDERS" Storm-Lashed in the Rockies with a Girl at the Controls! With bicod-boil ng speed this heart-striking drama heaps thrill upon thrill! f ———n— FRANK, AND INTIMATE COMEDY-DRA- I MA OF CERTAIN DIFFICULTIES MET BY YOUNC MARRIED COUPLES! LONDON'S RECOKD-RUN SUCCESS OYEK 2 YEARS IN ONE THEATRE "THE DOMINANT
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      201 10 EVERY PERFORMANCE CROWDED THE Fl TO-NIGHT 6-15 9-15 "BRILLIANT COMEDY IS ONE «WT lW 0F THE FUNNIEST FILM OF RECENT "ONE or MONTHS' Sunday Times. 'STORMsTEACUP' LONDON FILMS PRODUCTION WITH VIVIEN LEIGH c REX HARRISON IKy "ALSO DISNEY'S COLOUR CARTOON MOTHER PLUTO GA I I PATRICK I r °"orl menoco!
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    LAST CHANCE OF PEACE?
    817 12 ALMOST exactly 13 y ara ago. on August 1. 1894, to bo precise Japan declare! war upon China. That is the only occasion in th history ol the two countries when they have declared open war on each other. There have been localise,! wars between Chinese
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    RIVER STRIKE
    95 12 More Unrest On Paris Waterside Reuter Wireless. Paris, July 25. CQUADS of mobile guards and na\al S rating- at dawn started work to frustrate the latest variant of the stay .u St Discontented waterside and motor-' Mr r e wu Kers strung barrages of barges across the Seine
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    FIVE DEAD
    72 12 Gunpowder Explosion Near Belgrade Reuter Wireless. Belgrade, July 25. AT least five are dead and forty injured "in a terrific explosion of 45 tons of gunpowder in a mlitary store house at Scragara. Hundreds of cows and horses and numerous sheep and goats were killed or maimed and
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    19 12 Mr. M. G Anthonisz. accountant. Anglo-Siam Corporation Ltd., and Mrs. Anthonisz, have left for Colombo on a short holiday.
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    39 12 The Hon. Dato Mohammed Salleh State Secretary cf Johore, and Major Musa bin of the Johore Military Faces, who were with H.H. the .Sultan Of Johore at the Coronation arrived in Singapore by the Marnix van St Aldegonde yesterday.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Kuala Lumpur Swimming Pool
    283 12 NOTES COMMENTS Kuala Lumpur Swimming Pool ANCE more the question of a public 0 swimming pool for Kuala Lumpur has been brought before the public eve. At the meeting of the Stale council last Thursday, Mr. J. B Veihavanam pleaded for the establishment of a public pool. The question cf
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    Singapore Then, And Now
    286 12 iS the Covrto 01 August approaches. thoughts lorn co the black days of 1914, when the political tension In western countries, such as the world b again <xper'.ex\cing. precipitated the nations of Europe In a wmr. the terrible effects of which are even now btung felt.
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    Back To The Land
    211 12 i CORRESPONDENT refers to necessity of a -back to the land 1 policy. It ii a matter which should not be overlooked just because ye ire experiencing improved conditions Lade. The country would b» the richer cconotnicalJy if the people who have been brought up in
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    339 12  -  By "Looker Op" "jl/lEMBERS cl a jazz band that per- j formed at a fruit show were given samples of 'he exhibits afterwards. The crooner was rather annoyed, we understand, when he was presented with a ciant rarpberry. A A Deck-chair, were supplied free at a
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    CHINESE ABANDON ALL HOPES OF PEACE JAPANESE ATTACK ON PEIPING
    182 13 DESTRUCTIVE AIR RAIDS FEVERISH PREPARATIONS IN SHANGHAI Nation Awaiting Mobilisation Orders [ATEST cables from China state that the Japanese have launched an attack on Peiping, following* the expiry of their ultimatum, which has been flatly rejected, and the hope of
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    JAPANESE LEAVING SOUTHERN PORTS
    750 13 Reuter. Nankin?, July 27. TH-; Japan se forces launched an attack on Peiping this evening, according to official information received by the Chinese nrlitary headruarters here. A sc e engagement is progrrss'ng and the rattle of rifle and m chne-uun fire and the roar of artillery
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    EARLIER CABLES
    1076 13 Efforts To Ix)**alise Affair Fail British Official Wireless. Timtsin, J-ify 27. ALL negotiations to local se the affair have cca^ed. Ihr fbinre ha< p dr-id'»'» the p j;" orc:a'» tannnt be di>in view of the continued ar'ivai of Japanese re"nforcctrcn'-s. Japane v ai r «raft at Tientsin have
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    Precautionary Measure By Japanese
    45 13 Reuter. P-iping. July 27. A sprke man of the Japanese Fmhassy drr-'-iihed the order *o Japanese nationals to concentrate in th* legation quarter as a prefn'iomrv measar* in case the 517 th division reacted violently to the Japanese ult matum Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    202 13 Reuter. A PROTEST has been lodged with the Japanese Embassy by the British in Peiping that no notice has been given of the impending attack on Peiping, according to the Hongkong authorities. The Japanese Embassy has given an assurance that no attack on Peiping will take place before
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    ACCUSEDS ALLEGATIONS IN ASSIZE COURT TRIAL WIFE'S LETTER TO HUSBAND
    171 14 "A COWARDLY SKUNK" STRAITS CHINESE ON GRIEVOUS HURT CHARGE S ngapore, Tuesday. fpH AT the charges against him were made through the malice of his wife and a Mr. Pestana, a witness for the prosecution, was the allegation made by
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    " YOU LEFT ME IN THE LURCH"
    875 14 YOU LEFT ME IN THE LURCH" THE accused giving evidence on i to-day said that his wife was separated from him for nearly three years. He was still friendly with her. The complainant in the case was his wife's uncle. He had made several complaint's agains* his wife's aunt because
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    EYE WITNESS OF STABBING
    140 14 Indian On Trial For Murder Singapore, Tuesday. I\RAMATIC evidence was given in ihe Second Court before Mr. W. G. Reeves t.o-day during a preliminary enquiry into a charge of murder preferred against an Indian named Kandiah. He is accused of fatally stabbing a compatriot in North
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    37 14 Sub-Lieut. D. W. Loggatt, R. N. son of \Mr. W. Leggatt, chairman of the Incorporated Society of Planters, is flying out jirom England on a three weeks' visit to his father, arriving by X.L.M. 'plane to■day (Wednesday).
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
    133 14 Agenda For fk»neral Meeting On Friday A meeting of the Municipal Commissioners of Singapore will be held in the Board Room on Friday, commencing at 2.15 p.m., when the usual departmental and committee reports will be oresĕlited. The meeting will be asked to nominate a representative to serve
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    ROYAl VISIT TO BELFAST
    32 14 London, July 28. The King and Queen left London today for Stranarer, where they will embark to-night in the Royal yacht for their visit to Belfast.—British Official Wireless.
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    40 14 Mr. J. G. Hay, Managing Director of Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd., leaves London in December on a short visit to Malaya. He will be accompanied by his son and daughter. Mr. Lan Hamilton Hay and Miss Phyllis Spencer Hay.
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    COULD NOT GET CAR NUMBER
    327 14 Singapore, Tuesday. pURTHER evidence was recorded Ijy Mr. L. C. Goh, the Fourth Magistrate, to-day in the preliminary enquiry into a charge of causing the death of a Chinese cyclist by rash driving, preferred against Mr. C. A. Ross of Penang. The accident occurred at
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    OUTLOOK VERY BLACK
    120 14 Reuter. Shanghai July 28. IN spite of the darkness oi the outlook war cannot be considered unavoidable. Foreign observers, while hesitating to predie. to-day what events nuv eonlcund to-morrow, believe that the appointment of Gen. Sung Cheh Yuan to command the Central troops "in Hotei increases the
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    Judge Criticises Lawyer's Conduct DISREGARD OF PRINCIPLES
    1069 14 Counsel's Duty Was Clear Singapore, Tuesday. STRONG criticism of the manner in which counsel appearing for the second defendant in an Orig:nating Summons over the construction of the will of Lim Yew Teok deceased, sought to ccnduct his client's case, was maie by
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    GERMAN FILM ON BOXER RISING
    74 14 Chinese Ambassador's Protest Reuter. Berlin July 2'. THE Chinese Embassy yesterday renewed its representations to the Fore: n Office regarding the forthcoming rele.. cf the Tobis film "Alarm in Pekir.< dealing with the Boxer Rising and wni .1 in Chinese views does not snow Ch:
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    201 14 Singapore, Wednesday A young Chinese gill wa; rep have swallowed a solution of caustic yesterday afternoon in Syed Alwj Road, and was removed to hospitai bel arrival of the ambulance. A male Bengali v/as found in a ol collapse at 163-A Goper.g Road had no external injuries, but
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    GERMAN PASTOR RELEASED
    63 14 Reuter Wireless. Berlin. July 29 Pastor Wilhelm Niemoelkr. brotb of the ex-submarine commander. Fa. tor Martin Niemoeller. head of the opposition evangelical church, who Is imprisoned awaiting trial, was also arrested, according to a reliable report after preaching to a vast audience at his brother's church in
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    SUICIDE OF LADY CARDIGAN FELL FROM HOTEL WINDOW
    252 15 left home Room In A State Of Chaos London, Ju!y 27. r *:ir fact that her mother also diM •;i ide was disclosed at the nest in Westminster on Lady t a r«, who foil from the seventhwindow of Savoy Hotel on
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    DEATH-RAY FILM AT CAPITOL
    209 15 Story Of The Coronation Period AT THE CINEMAS *i: .vention which has all along been cir aded i>y mankind, a weapon h can wipe out entire ci.ies and or remain unseen —the death ray—is -n at work for the very first t.me in motion picture In
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    BREATHLESS ACTION
    312 15 Flying Thriller At The Alhambra in search of breathless action and an exciting romance should Tithe Alhambra Theatre where "Wi hOrdi rs," an absorbing film of cornal flying over some of the most "herons country in the United had a premiere last night. The have packed plenty of
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    AMERICAN'S AMUSING SUGGESTION
    140 15 Seizure Of The Queen Mary And Normandie New York. THE U.S. Government should s.ize the Queen Mary as an Instalment ol' war debt repayment, accord ng to Mr. Phelps Phelps, a representative li the New York State Assembly. Mr. Phelps also thinks Thai the Government should ssiz
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    GAMING MACHINE
    147 15 Man Fined In Police Court Singapore. Tuesday. Fthe Police Court this morning, before Mr. W. G. Reeves, the Second Magistrate, a Chinese named Tan Ah Yin was charged W;th receiving money in a common gaming house. The offence was said to have been committed at a coffee shop
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    IMPORTED CHANDU
    131 15 Six Women Sent To Prison Singapore, Tuesday. PLEADING guilty to the charge of importing about $3 200 worth of nonGovernment chandu into the Colony, six Chinese women of the working class were sentenced to 19 months' imprisonment each by Mr. H. A. Forrer in the Criminal District Court
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    16 15 The annual meeting of the Singapore Malayalee Association will be held on Sunday at 4.30 p.m.
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    GLOOMY REPORT FROM SPAIN
    764 15 GOVERNMENT FORCES LOSE FIFTY TANKS Reuter Wireless Paris, July 27. A GLOOMY report of the Spanish Government military conditions received from Havas says the Government has reported that it has loal fifty tanks in three days fighting o.i the Madrid front snp* several Govi r me
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    CHANDU CASE
    91 15 $30 Fine For A Chinese Singapore. Tuesday. PLEADING guilty in the Criminal District Court, before Mr. H. A Forrer. to-day to charges of possession of $1312 worth of non-Government, chandu, and possession of chandu not being a regis 4 rated smoker, a Chinese named Tan Koon Teng was
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    DUCHESS OF KENT'S CAR IN COLLISION
    55 15 Reuter Wireless. London. July 25. THE Duchess of Kent's car in which she was taking her two children for a holiday at Sandwich came into collision with another car on Wrotham Hill. Kent this afternoon. No one was hurt and the Royal party proceeded
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    TEXTILES CASE
    64 15 Silk Imports From Japan Singapore. Tuesday. FE textiles case against two Chinese, Wong Peng and Wong Seng Chong who are accused of importing textiles into the Colony without a licence was continued In the Criminal District Court before Mr. H. A. Forrer to-day. The case concerns a large
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    DEFENCE VOTES PASSED
    51 15 British Official Wireless. London. July 27. The defence votes, were passed in the House of Commons last night with only an insignificant minority. The division on the Navy vote revealed a minority of nine to 326. The Army and Air votes were also similarly passed.— British Official
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    CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS
    124 15 Notable Picture Coming To The Capitol TiHE M-G-M produc'ion "Captains Courageous." based on Rudyard Kipling's great story of the .Cape Cod fishermen, was given a preview at the Pavilion Theatre yesterday af'ernoon and made a deep impression on those who saw it. It is a moving drama of
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    TRUST BREACH
    71 15 $17,000 Involved In The Case Singapore. Tuesday. FE preliminary enquiry into a charge of criminal breach of trust involving $17.597.94 preferred against a bill collector named Tan Cheng Kia'. formerly in the employ of Messrs Connell Bros, which began yesterday, was continued to-day in the Third Court before
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    SIAMESE TRADE COMMISSIONER
    47 15 Singapore, Tuesday. The Siamese consul-general in Singapore gave a very enjoyable dinner to-night at the Adelphi Hotel, in honour of the newly arrived Siamese Trade Commissioner. There were about 70 guests present, including H. H. the Regent of Johore and H. E. the G.O.C.
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    BUSH FIRE
    28 15 Singapore, Wednesday. The Fire Brigade was called to Bt. Michael's Road at noon yesterday, to deal with an outbreak of bush fire which was quickly extinguished.
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    ENGLAND WINS SECOND TEST BY 130 RUNS
    1098 16 BROWN'S BRILLIANT BATTING GQDDARD TAKES 6 WICKETS FOR 29 RUNS Reuter. Manchester, July 27. ENGLAND won the second Test match against New Zealand by 13*» r"ns to-day in spite of a colla pn in the second innings which gave New Zealand the chance
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    WATER POLO
    147 16 Chinese Defeat Europeans At Swimming Club Singapore, Tuesday. THE senior water polo team of the Chinese Swimming Club visited the pool of the Singapore Swimming Club at Tanjong Rhu this evening, and left victors by a margin of five goals after an interesting game. Good team work on
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    R.E.S. Wyatt Scores A Double Century
    322 16 County Cricket Results Reuter London, July 27. A DOUBLE century by R E. B. Wyatt, former England captain, was the feature of the matches concluded yesterday in the County cricket championship. Wyatt scored 201, not out, of a total of 457 for eight wickets.
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    249 16 (Prom Ow Own Correspondent) Johore, Bahru. Wednesday. THE finals of the men's doubles and mixed doubles in the Royal Johore International Club handicap term I tournament were played yesterday on the Club's courts in the presence of a large gathering including H. H. Tungku Ampuan and H. H.
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    United States Win The Davis Cup
    182 16 Parker's Superb Play Reuter. London, July 27. By defeating Hare in straight SCH at Wimbledon to-day, Parker gave the United States their first victory in the Davis Cup since ItH. Hare was no match for Parker, who was playing in superb form and won
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    TABLE TENNIS
    298 16 All-Malayan Chinese Competition THE All-Malayan Chinese Inter-state table tennis competition which is to be held in connection with the Fourth Malayan Chinese Athletic Meeting be pins next Friday at the Happy World Park. The order of the draw is as follows: MEN S SECTION Top SecYion: Singapore (bye)
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    AIRMEN TROUNCE MALAYS
    635 16 Seven Goals In First Division Singapore, Wednesday. DISPLAYING all round superiority the R A.F. won their return fixture in the Division of the S.A.F A. League yesterday against the Malavs. in convincing manner zt the Anson Road Stadium emerging victorious by seven goals to nil. It will
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      86 16 Experience Tells' WHEN TUAN BESAR'S LIVED IN BEACH ROAD and Tanglin was unsafe by night, Singapore lacked many of the amenities which it possesses to-day. Even in those early days, however, Fraser Neave were busy making Aerated Waters. Delivery was made by bullock cart and a journey which now takes
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    Malayan Lawn Tennis Championships TOURNAMENT AT K. LUMPUR
    456 17 THE ENTRIES Selangor Champion Not Playing mm I Uowing is the result of the draw, programme for the Malayan championship tournament !d ir Kuala Lumpur this week, absentee is J. B. Bong, win- selangor singles title: MEN'S SINGLES T. Aizawa vs. M.
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    AIL-MALAYAN P.W.D. SPORTS
    488 17 Johore Sending Teams To Ipoh 'From Our Oxon Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Ju'y 27. THE All-Malayan P.W D., and Drainage and Irrigation Departments, sports and Fim-.h Cup football competition Is being held this year in Ipoh on July 31 and Aug. 1 and 2 and Johore Bahru has
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    SANSONIS AT THE Y.M.C.A.
    256 17 Leaving For Kuala Lumpur To-Night Singapore. Wednesday. THE Sansonis gave another brilliant exhibition of tennis yesteiday. Appearing on the i.MX.A. courts they figured in a series c.i Miss Doreen Sansoni and Mrs. W. J M. Warden played a set. Both were out for winning shots and
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    STEWARDS CUP RESULT
    264 17 100-8 WINNER Ridden By Gordon Richards London, July 27. rpUE Steward's Cup over six furlongs. run at Goodwood to-day resulted as follows: Firozcpore «100,8 air. R. B. Strassbureer» Gordon Richards <3>. Haimaehis (20-1 (Mrs. G. Farrandt Evans (4). Gunboat 18-1» Mr. J.B Joel I Mahen «s».—Reuter. Thirty
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    Y.W.C.A. TENNIS
    158 17 Results and ties in the lawn tenuis I tournament at the Y.W.C.A. are ai follows: j Results. LADIES DOUBLES: Misses G. Nathan and I. Razario beat Misses Z. Ellas and M. Foston 5—7, 6—3, 6—2, Misses N. Chia and P. Eber beat Mr.<-. Norris and Mrs. O'Dwyer 6
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    SPORE BADMINTON ASSN.
    41 17 Owing to the badminton tournament organised by the Malayan Chinese Olympic Meet being played efT this week-end. further ties in the S.B.a. men's junior singles and douoles championship tournaments have been postponed to Saturday and Sunday. Aug 7
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      170 17 HAPPY WORLD STADIUM gh TO-MORROW NIGHT 0» THURSDAY, JULY 29TH _5 j£jk G H KIAT Presents Four Ten Round r*s? \fi WW Contents in one Night. Every bout a jIW 1 NAI SOMPONG _M W TWICE CONQUEROR OF CLEVER HENRY I I TIGER FLOWERS I 1 UNDEFEATED IN SINGAPORE 4&
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    Acceptors For To-day's Races PROFESSIONAL MEETING
    499 18 NINE EVENTS 24 Horses Have Been Scratched (From Our Oicn Reporter) Penang, July 28. TWENTY-FOUR horses have been scratched from lo-dav's events for the second day of the Penang Turf Club's Summer meeting. The double totes on races 5 and 6. and 8 and
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    BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
    80 18 At the fifth annual general meeting of the Benevolent Society, Singapore, the following were elected office-bear-ers for the ensuing year: Mr. Tan Yew Kiam, president (reelected); Mr. Tan Ah Bah, vice-presi-dent; Mr. Yong Heap Woh, hem. secretary (re-elected), Mr. Chua Keng Tong, hon. treasurer. Mr. Koh Kirn Yean,
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    AMICABLE A.A.
    61 18 The ninth anniversary of the Amicable Athletic Association will b° celebrated this week-end. On Saturday a tea party at 3 p.m. will be followed by the anniversary dinner at 9 p.m at 43-3 Upner Nankin Street. There will be a tea dance at thAssociation's premises on Sunday at
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    Spore Wins Inter-Port Races
    1159 18 BATAVIA BEATEN NARROWLY WEEK-END YACHTING IN JAVA WATERS rrilfc Interpol t Yacht Races which have been held annually between the Royal Batavia Yacht Club and the Royal Singapore Yacht Club since 1927 were held this year at Batavia, under excellent weather conditions on Saturday and Sunday
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    TOMORROW'S FIGHTS
    135 18 Alteration In Happy World Programme Singapore, Wednesday. A CHANGE for the better has been «1 made in Mr. Kiafs boxing programme to cc staged at the Happy World Stadium m-monow. Young Gauder having mralned his risht hand whilst training Young Johnson has agreed to take his piacj againsu
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    Y.M.C.A. WATER-POLO
    47 18 V.M.C.A. Junior Department team vs. the Middlesex Regt. on Thursay tne V.M.C.A. pool at 4 p.m.: Tan We Eng. Chco Seng Chye, Benny Fones Lee Hon Ming. Sm Boon Howe Kwik Sam York. Henry Yeo Reserves: Lim Cheng Siong, Chua \zm Siang, Loh Siew Whye.
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    Y.M.C.A. SOCCER
    55 18 V.M.C.A. XI vs. Medical College 01 Friday at 5.15 p.m. on the Mldicol College ground: J. Ferguson. X I"P rr t^- c V N i J ckso W. Pullen, Kw^ee I M m^ R Med'and. P SwvT A. Noden. Lim Kirn Wee, V N Pin-' Lim Bak Sonc
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    F.M.S. RIFLE MEETING
    690 18 Keen Shooting Orer Week-End Kua'a Lumpur. Sunday. CPLENDID shooting uas u tnp t ir ?u competitions of tb e Selangor State Tro F.M.S.V.F championship and ooen prize meeting which took place to day. Exc:pt for a short period in the noon when rain ft 11 conditions werp
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      441 18 Meirer neglect STOMACH TROUBLE To days slight pain may mean serious illness tomorrow^^^l Never dismiss Nature's warning of stomach pain, however slight it may be at Wj F<4t*Sj A first. The sharp twinge that you call indigestion, the blown-out sensation "7 fiffik >s caused by gas wind") in the stomach,
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      1100 19 Malayan Listeners;** Radio epdm ThcNewsandA V w Greenwich Time Signal at 11.50 p.m. < 11.56 p.m. "The Twilight Serenai wimn i ders." A fantasy in music and story, PROGRAMMES OF BRITISH EMPIRE Header and his Band. with Clarence Wright's Quintet. The H M DP DTJArin a A'if C 2° am
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    ADULTERATED MILK
    251 20 Magistrate's Advice To Accused 'From Our Oicn Correspovdcnl Johore Bahru. July TAMIL cowherd and licensed i A seller of the sth mile Jalan Tare named Marutnappan, was charged tore Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya cond Magistrale' with having so] which liad adulterated viz extracted to the extent of
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    EMPIRE AIR MAILS
    46 20 British Official Wireless. London. July 27 During the four weeks that tl \Are Air Mail scheme has been ration, over twenty tons of itter packets and postcards ha' carried by the Empire flying the Imperial Airways to East ai Africa —British Official Wire.
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      1107 20 I 11 fl«**lS«k Toulouse 11 20 p m Sign of? DJB, DJN, DJE Kalla.il Clll MJJiaJf VllVrS llcllllO 8.05 p.m Talk on French Events. DJQ iGerm.. Engl.). 8.20 p.m. Concert Relayed from i^vmorrow (Continued from page Rennes. iu-mukkww 8 k°t P p m i NeWS ln Prench Colonial 615 pm
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      324 20 (Continued pom previous a 8.15 p.m. Cabaret programme 9 p.m. News of the week. 9.20 p.m. Concert by Nirom Orci. 9.50 p.m. Time signal. Dance mv 10 20 p.m. Close down. Z.H.J. PENANG (Wavelength 49.3 metres). TO-DAY 2.15 p.m.. 4 p.m. and 5 30' p.m. Broadcasts from Penang Race Course.
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    BRITAIN'S DEFENCE SYSTEM
    170 21 Territorial Army STRENGTH GREATER THAN IN 1920 British Official Wireless. London, July 27. rpjlK voluntary basis of Britain's 1 jefence system was emphasised speech at Woolwich to-night by nt War Secretary, Mr. Hore- i>; I ci II said that perhaps the most lm- .-strive spectacle of what
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    "EFFICIENCY OF LABOUR"
    414 21 Interesting Address By Indian Editor Singapore, Tuesday. Mr t. K. Swammathan, 8.A., Editor of the Indian Colonial Review, a paper which commands a wide circulaid m Europe and America, and v. ie to colonies where India! i for the purpose of fctudyii and position, gave ture on
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    A CLOSE WATCH
    84 21 To heck Agitation In Palestine British Official Wireless. London. July 27. [N I House of Commons reply, the Colonial Secretary said that the Goi rnment of Palestine, with the Stan c of the m'li'ary authorities. •a- keeping a elo* c watch on the situation and he was
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    TO WALK TO CALCUTTA
    162 21 Singapore Indian's Hardy Venture AN attempt to walk frcm Shigapo/e to Calcutta is to be made Ly a young Straits-bom Indian named U lialakrLshna. Carrying photographs of himself, which he hopes to sell on the way, Balakrishna expects to take eight or nine months to reach
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    STATE SECRETARY JOHORE
    69 21 Expected To Return From London To-day 'From Our Own Cor-cspcndent) Johore Bahru Ju'y 27. THE Hon. Dato Mohamed Salleh b n Ali. Sta'e Secretary. Johore, and Major Musa bin Yusot of the Johore M litary Forces, who accompanied F.H Sultan to London for 'he Corona tic n
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    A QUESTIONAIRE
    360 21 Britain's New Plan For Spain British Official Wireless. London, July 26. IN order to circumvent the deadlock over procedure which arose in the Non-intervention Committee last week, the British Governmen* have drawn up a document containing seven questions for transmission to the other 26 Governments represented on the
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    $200 FINE AND A DAY IN GAOL
    254 21 Importing "Red Lion" Chandu Without Permit (From Our Own Correspondent\ Johore Bahru. July 26. A Can'onese named Chan Chong, who said that he was employed in a quarry in Johore. was charged this morning before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya (Second Magistrate» with
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    Cashmerian Dancers In Singapore
    403 22 Singapore. Tuesday. A rare treat is in store for Singapore thea'regoers, with the arrival in Singapore, next week of the Royal Cashmerian Dancers, celebrated Eastern artistes, who will open a short season at the V.ctoiia Theatre on Aug. 6 It is seldom chat Smgapo.e i<; visitrc"
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    EX-NAZI LEADERS LIBEL ACTION
    806 22 Magazine AlTegr lions PRESS CHIEF WHO LEFT GERMANY (My Air Mail) .London, Hi. AX article in a Brit abo.il a distinguish 1 the subject (»1' a libel act has been settle in the Kir Division of the h'.' e h Court of J here. The plaintiff.
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    A STRANGE STORY FROM CZECHOSLOVAKIA
    325 23 Human Radio Sets Berlin. vX aonlinary story comes from 1 m av a-s Ostrau, an industrial n in Czecho-Sbvakia. Fianz Sykora, aged 21, Rl,'.ii-i Vi.avsky, aged 3», have d a sensation because they are > re cive ancl transmit radio profrom placet as far apart
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    WORLD CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE
    511 23 On Challenge To Faith (By Air Mail» Oxford, July 13. fpiiE A:v p of Canterbuy. Dr. Lane, l 'there is now a challenge to Chi stianity more diffused and s at any other time." Be told to about 800 delegates to the World C nference on Church,
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