Malaya Tribune, 28 August 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVI No. 202. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Saturday, Aug. 28, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28. 1937. FIVE CENTS
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      75 1 j THE WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The L 1— j PH Of W BEST 1 j SINGAPOR 'S FAVOURITE BRAND Jl HEALTH/ MBX I liiiiCiW rrfl I t Blue Cross Milk Is Especially Made Fo Babies. It Con- j tains The Nouri;hiit# And Essential Ingredients Baby i Specialists Recommend. Be
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      160 1 "V i Read Tke^ SIT IV» AY TIMBS Dominant* in Malaya PEERLESS ERASMIC SOAP i Dainty, Alluring, PEERLESS ERASMIC is incomparable and invaluable jjf'~ sB_L f r the toilet and can «PPiicd without harm to the most delicate skins. Refresh>fo3jfeE-__ /K ar,Ti mvl oratl n &is a direct aid to
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      574 2 rRESH STOCK •F:_ Long Bath* in cart iron white poreelaln enamelled uith chromium plated Hot Cold taps, 5' 0" overall price $35.0« each. 5'S" do 36.50 6' a" do 38.W n fa iiia lamps a large range to select from $2.60 upwards. 1! requirements in ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, GAS, W Consult:
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      663 2 "NICE" and "BAN REMO'—new villa* excellent location, charming view, ail modern conveniences, entrance 100 yards further from Bth mile-stone, East Coast' ftoad- will he ready for occupation shortly, fclease apply to Secretary, United Reality Co., Ltd., 117, Emerald Bill Boad. Phone 6556. FOR SALE—Smoke Deli Havana Melange and Albury Cigars,
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      230 2 FOR BEST VALUE AND CISAPEIT PRICES Of ALL KINDS OF: WATCHES CLOCKS ALARM CLOCKS Enquiries invited from all markets, Who!—ale oaly supplied. 'Phone 8715. write or call at E. NASSIM SONS, 381, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. BEE CHOW CO., MERCHANT TAILOR. PHONE £535 81, ChoJia Street. Slngmpere Special Reduction IST.
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      462 2 I PROMPT SERVICE Is what yon expect, and you get it when you entrust all yonr Clock and Watch repairs to YICK WOH HINC 429, North Bridge Road, (Near Middle Road) Phone No. 7922. Contractors for the Repair of Clocks and Watches to the British Army and RAF. Base, in
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      136 2 STOP HARMFUL SCOUWNQ! VIM CLEANS SAFELY i The** only one way to keep your kitchen utensils bright —smooth surfaces like new I Qean them with Vim! ■toi iCvtfl Ordinary scourers harm BHNB^^^b luifaces with deep scratches, Bill $n hut a sprinkle of Vim en a IMn I II 5/J damp
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES ACCOMMODITION FOR SEAMEN
    440 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES ACCOMMODITION FOR SEAMEN B.O.T. To Issue New Rules AFTER long consultation with the Shipping Federation and the National Seamen s Union, the Board of Trade Is about to issue completely new rules concerning the accommodation for seamen in British ships. This will be in many ways an
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    U.S. NAVAL YARDS
    182 3 Building Of Merchant Tonnage Under Consideration Anticipating the complete absorption ot commercial shipbuilding facilities In the construction of new 7 tonnage under new United States Merchant Marine programme. President Roosevelt has reviewed a report of Naval experts upon the capacities of East Coast Navy yards for the
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      486 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). /14. i It? J T. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. lim. CORFU 15.000 In port SOMALI tj.SOO Aug. 20 NALDERA 16.000 Sept. 10 CARTHAGE 15.000 Sept. 24 BANGALORE 6.000 Sent. 2 r > COMORTN 15.0 CC Oct. 3 BHUTAN
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      107 3 B. I. S. N. CO/S SAILINGSFOR BANGKOK. Leave Due Singapore KISTNA In port Aug. 29 KOLA Sept. 1 Sept. 4 For PENANG, RANGOON CACUTTA. KARAPARA Sept. 1 Sept. 2 KHANDALLA Sept. 8 Sept. 9 FOR PORT SWETTENHAM, PENANG, NFGAPATAM, KARIKAL, PORTO NOVO, CUDDALORE, PONDICHERRY AND MADRAS. ROHNA Sept. 4 Sept.
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      635 3 I KOKUSAI LINE j (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan) 1 I or JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) I Due Due Sailing Due j i Penang Spore Spore via New York mil KIYOSUMI MARU Sept. 6 Sept. 8 Keelung Oct. 17 I i ms; KONGO MARU Sept. 25
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      79 3 8.1. I *PCAK) SAILINGS. For HONGKONG, AMOY JAPAN. Leave Singapore. SANTHIA 8,000 Sept. 9 TALMA 10,000 Sept. 23 SIRDHANA 8,000 Oct. 7 For PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA SIRDHANA 8.000 Sept. 5 SHIRALA 8.000 Sept. 18 TILAWA 10,000 Oct. 2 P&Q BRITISH INDIA "ASSENGER FREIGHT For all Information apply to: P. &O.S.
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      335 3 Special Holiday Cruises m Bangkok Saigon Angkor Pnom Penh DispL From Ret'g MS Tons. Spore. Spore. "LALANDIA" 11,000 Sept 18 Oct. 8 "JTJTLANDIA" 18,100 Oct. 0 Oct. 29 "MEONIA" 11,000 Oct. 30 Nov. 19 "BORINGIA" 12,800 Dec. 11 Dec. 31 Luxurious One-Class Motors hips All Cabins have adjoining private batb
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      456 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDBITTSCHBI m "Xlfci LLOYD N0 R D incorporated Ln LLOYD Orimany* The unwerno'rd are the company a intended fixtures:— OUTWARDI FOR MANILA, nONGKO NG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN. Doe Spore, 18J7. I FRANKEN" omits Shanghai —calls Manila, Hongkong, Dairen, Taku Bar. Tsingtau and Japan Sept. 1 "SCHARNHORST"
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    458 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Aug 27. SUBBER Ton e Idle Steady Spot Buyers. 813j16 813 16 Sellers. 8 15 16 8 15 16 Sept. Buyers. 8% 8? 8 Sellers. 8 1516 8 15 16 OctlDec Busers. 8 15 16 9 +116 Sellers. 9 116 9 116 Jan.l Mar.
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    NEW SCUDAI LTD.
    629 4 Five Per Cent. Dividend For The Year Singapore, Friday. A DIVIDEND of five per cent, for the year was approved at the fifteenth annual meeting of New Scudai, Ltd. which was held at the registered office to-day. The meeting also approved transfer of $16,608.38 of the profits
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    PRODUCE
    175 4 Singapore. Aug. 27. R. (Siam> W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $170 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $160 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $155 Siam Rice Sinwhay N. 1 $250 Siam Rice Sinwhay N. 2 $225 Siam Rice Sinwhay No. 3 $195 Siam
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    48 4 Singapore. Friday. Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore have received cabled news from Manila giving the following prices:— Last Sale Prices Previous To-day Pesos Antamok 0.69 0 67 Benguet Consolidated 10.00 9.75 I-X.L. 0.59 0.58 San Mauricio 0.84 081 United Paracale 060 060
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      766 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. t (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). J CAPITAL S Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. I HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CIIULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES J Managing Director 3132 Secretary 4944 S General Manager 3513 Accountant 3026 t Telegraphic Address; "OVERSEA" f LONDON BANKERS NEW YORK
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      142 4 HAVE YOU SEEN The latest selection of modern and reliable Swiss made Clocks and Watches, at YICK WOH HINC 429, North Bridge Road) (Near Middle Road) Phone No. 7922. Your inspection cordially invited. P S DUNLOP THE KEY TO SAFETY WOMEN AFTER DELIVERY QH Regain Health With M D. T.
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      29 4 THE LATEST IN EYEWARE. Consult NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO., 71, High Street. 'Phone 3786. GLOS T O R A AWAKENS THE NATURAL BEAUTY IN YOUR HAIR 2 APB 3a
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    842 5 Quotations By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Aug. 28, 10 a.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers. Sellers. Ampat Tin 6;6 71Asam Kumbing 36,- 37;Austial Malay 58 60 -cd Ayer Hitam 35 3 36 6 Ayer Weng 1.35 1.40 Bangrin Tin 263 27|3 Batu Seiangor 2.15 2.25 Burma Malay
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    104 5 London. Aug. 27. New York 4.87% I Rio 41/. stiiera Montreal officials Belgrade 217 Atiitns 547 Vz Geneva 22.07 Bucharest 670 Amsterdaia 9.01 7 s Mcnievidco 39 7 3 Milan 94 0 seller.- orHcials Berlin 12.37 1 2 < Bupnos Aires Stockholm )y.W 2 Bombay 161 Copenhagen 22.40
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    BANKRUPTCY DISCHARGES
    121 5 Singaccre Friday. Discharges from bankruptcy were granted by Mr. Justice Home in the Bankruptcy Couri to-day. to Yeo Kirn Soon, and Hena Keok Kam, o r Ciiop Chin Buan Seng, subject to one month's suspension in each case. R. T. Ayakkahnu, an Ind an. was gran ed his
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    LIABILITIES OF $474,287
    299 5 Discharge For ExCompradore Singapore. Friday. CHENG OISEN, a 58 year-old Chinese and formerly comprador? to "he B:mk of Taiwan, and later to the Banque de lTndo-Chine. was granted his discharge from by Mr Justice Home in the Bankruptcy Court to-day suhjec to one month s suspension, his
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    TWENTY YEARS AGO
    286 5 From The Irlalaya Tribute. Aug. 28, 1917 THE Settlements Is one of the I younae.-t of the Crov. n Colon cs 7 hat may explain, but does not excuse, the fact that it ha? '.he roc est st ndid cf education cf all th? Crr.wr. Coloniea The
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    214 5 FRASER COMPANY LJST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Aug. 28, 10 a.m. Total lor Books Close financial Company Dividend Date Ex Div. yeaPayable D;»te to da c. TIN To Austral Malay 3%7clnt. Sept. 3 10 Sept. 4 10$ 33: 4 Bonus. Burma Malay 80 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Sept, 24 5%
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    232 5 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 3% 1935 red. 1975-1935 $4,000,000 6% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. f/ •9& 99 100Va ci ii on m*U4 no»n 3% 1937 red. l'Joz $2 7du.uuu Mar. 31, Sept. 30 103 /2 iUS/ 2 no.n i n t. May 15. Nov. 15 99" 2 c.j
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    WEEKLY RUBBER REPORTS
    629 5 Messrs. Stanton Nelson And Co. Singapore, Friday. has continued on a limited scale with only minor fluctuations in price, whilst thu undertone remains remarkably steady in spite of adverse outside influences, (sta c Messrs Stanton Nelson and Co.. In their weekly review cf the Singapore marKet.). The
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    EXCHANGE MARKET
    153 5 Reasons For Firmness Of The Dollar Reuter. London, Aug. 27. OMMERCIAL buying on a broad scale v and the virtual cessation of Japan?:rales form the principal reasons lor the firmness of the dollar which is at present quo Led at 4.9775, compared wi'h 4.980 ii at the close
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      431 5 S. E. LEVY <sr CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore Investment Bankers and Brokers In Securities and Commodities. Daily Foreign Market Cablet and Quotation Service Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF. N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG
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    OUTRAGE WITHOUT PARALLEL
    1047 6 "THE TIMES" ON SHOOTING OF AMBASSADOR Reuter. London, Aug. 27. rpHE Times, in an editorial, attacks what it calls "the unparalleled outrage" on the British Ambassador. "W« may take it for granted," it says, "that not even the most reckless of Japanese airmen would have attacked the
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    ANOTHER CABARET?
    145 6 Interlude At Municipal Meeting Singapore, Friday. IN discussing the action taken by Com- mittee No. 4 at the Municipal Commissioners' meeting held to-day, Mr. Chua Keh Hai said that he noticed .hat many plans had been passed, one of which was for a cabaret. "Could you please, say,
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    STAGE AND SCREEN AT THE CAPITOL
    244 6 Rex Storey's Bright Revue BACK in Singapore is that popular entertainer Rex Storey, presenting hLs Hollywood Non-Stop Vaudeville Revue, and the company received a cordial welcome from large audiences at the Capitol last night. Some of the artistes have glittering reputations, and yet Mr.
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    HOUSEBOY'S THREAT
    294 6 Convicted In Police Court Singapore. Friday. FOR threatening Mr. B. J. Mahon with •injury to his person and using criminal force to Mr. B. J. Boyle, an Indian cook-boy named Anthony was this afternoon convicted by Mr. E. V. Duckwor h the Second Magistrate. He Was fined $25
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    78 6 Pasir. Dutch. 630 tons, from Palembang *>7 a to Palembang 28 3. Mentor, British, 4.638 tons, from Glasgow 26.8 to Liverpool 7.8. ChengtU, British, 1.338 tons, from Saigon 26.8 to Saigon 28.8. G G Pasquierr French, 1.235 tons, from Saigon 26.8 to Saigon 30.8. Boelongan, Dutch. 578 tons,
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      339 6 taffies t}otcl> M ALAVA'S/; PR E MIE ft HOTEL TO-NIGHT j OIK HESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 TO 9.15 P.M. 1 SPECIAL RACE DINNER BALL j J AND SPECIAL CABARET PROGRAMME BY 1 Till: WALLABIES j 5 SENSATIONAL COMEDY TRAMPOLINE ACT, WHIRLWIND TUMBLING, J ACROBATIC DANCING, CONTORTIONIST SOFT SHOE DANCING j EXTENSION
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      98 6 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CAP. 45). IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summary Case. In Bankruptcy. No. 406 of 1932. Re S. D. AMERASINGHE, of No. 34-3, Kerbau Road, Draughtsman, Royal Air Force Base, Singapore. NOTICE IS HERFBY GIVEN that a Third and Final Dividend is intended
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      160 6 I\EW FORCE YOUTHFUL VIGOUR A VITALITY in 30 Minutes! There is no need for a lengthy and tiresome treatment for weeks sr months if you feel weak or old before you are young The latest remedy of a great German Scientist by the name MAN POWER PILLS give astonishing and
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      616 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT ENGLISH LADY staying in Singapore, will give English conversation le.s i Moderate term r Write Box No. 307 Malaya Tribune. MUSLIM RESTAURANT, (of Shanghai). In response to the requests from our many patrons, we beg to announce that we are opening another Stall next to Happy Restaurant in
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      586 7 CHURCH SERVICES Details For This Week-End ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL Sunday, 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Matins. 8.00 am. Choral Eucharist. 9 ir> ajn. HOly Communion. 10.15 a.m. Sunday School. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. Preacher: The Rev. D. E. J. Hodge. WEEKDAYS Holy Communion on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
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      469 7 8.15 p.m. CC A. Combined religious Meeting with Friendly Bands Boys' Brigades, Church and Sunday School Speaker: Mr. c. D. Quarmby. STRAITS CHURCH (i, Kampong Kapor Roadi Sunday, 8 a.m. Boys' Brigade Bible Class. J a.m. Sunday School. 10 ajn. Malay Service Mr. Choo Beng Lim. 5.15 p.m. Epworth League
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      501 7 Friday, 8 pjn. Hokien Service. Speaker: Mr, Oon Tcck Ec. THE SALVATION ARMY Public meetings will be held at the following times and places:— Headquarters—Killincy Road Sunday, !>.30 a.m. Holiness Meeting. 11 a.m. Malay Meeting. 4 p.m. Sunday School. 8 p.m. Salvation Meetinp. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Salvation Meeting. Thursday, 8
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      622 7 Baby's Suffering Breaks a Mothers Heart You can't Bear to see your baby tor- Apply Cmirura fYcV rMm am! mented and Asfigutvd by a horrible inurnine. In a (fey or two £c aru rv itching, scaling skin eruption or firry rath mil look heattucr and fed rod mllammation. Bui the
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      100 8 3 Shows To-Day ALHAMBRA 2 Hours of Grand Screen Entertainment! M.G M.^ THE BEST TIP FOR RACE WEEK! Girls! Gayety! Music! Romance! The Happiest Hit of Years! j MARX BROS* I GROUCHO, CHICO, HARPO I A DAY AT j THE RACES j I Opening at the CAPITOL J TO-NIGHT AND
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      483 8 THE BEST STAGE ATTRACTION SINCE THE MARCUS SHOW! j iTO -DAY CAPITOL J Not only a Grand Stage Entertainment but j j also a Rollicking M.-G.-M. Musical Comedy j j REX STORY'S j j HOLLYWOOD NON-STOP j j VAUDEVILLE REVUE" j S 10 ARTISTES! NEW GIRLS! NEW GAGS! I Presented
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      402 8 S "This must unquestionably rank as "Every word of praise is completely— cne of the finest films ever made." 1 justified a superb film." y STRAITS TIMES, 25-8-87. 1 —FREE PRESS, 25-8-37. s j LESLIE BANKS FLORA ROBSON IN THE LONDON FILM PRODUC TION j I"Farewell Again"; ("TROOPSHIP") MADE WITH
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    SHELTERS FOR BUS PASSENGERS
    448 9 SHE LTERS FOR BUS PASSENGERS COMMISSIONER'S PLEA MUNICIPALITY TO CONSIDER THE MATTER Singapore, Friday. THE suggesUon made some years ago that sheltered gangways should be provided for passengers waiting to board trolley buses or omnibuses was again raised by Dr. K. K. Pathy at to-day s meeting of the Municipal
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    COMMISSIONERS NOT CONSULTED
    206 9 Echo Of Municipal Case Singapore, Friday. CERTAIN Questions dealing with the pleading of statutory defence under the Public Authorities Protection Ordinance in a recent case in which the Municipality was concerned, were raised by Mr. S. B. Tan at the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners held to-day.
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      228 9 "FOR THE RACES" SPECIAL DISCOUNTS. FIELD GLASSES FROM $10.00. PRISM BINOCULARS FROM $45.00. REPAIRS ALSO UNDERTAKEN. Eliison.S* Ezekiel Co v Opticians Watchmakers ONLY ADDRESS:— 5, Capitol Building, Singapore. j Wokld Cabaret j TO-NIGHT i Special Xon-Stop Race Rail j j From ».00. p.m. Until 1. a.m. S j New Dance
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      450 9 am*\Lj& i Z fwj to WĔm A preliminary 1 Announcement b, COLUMBIA FILMS I (MALAYA) LIMITED INCORPORATED IN U.S.A. f 8 in cPTTivr ,m Post Box 134, Singapore. I SSKf S S E COLUMBIA I GREAT MOTION .?mJS 7? DESERVING PRIDE A PART OF ITS GALLERY OF I OF THE
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      163 9 REVIVAL MEETINGS. Assembly of God Chapel 486 Serangoon Road. REV, DON MC CROSSAN, EVANGELIST. MR D4VF Mc CROSSAN, GOSPEL SINGER Come and hear the; famous Mc Crossan musical Messengers radio and reccrding artist from America Beginning Sunday Aug 29th at 5.30 p.m. Every week ni«ht 7.30 p.m. Final meeting Sunday,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    61 10 CHIA CHEE SI AN pa-sed away peacefully at the age of 35, at his residence, No 416, Pasir Panjang Road, on Friday, Aug. 27, 1937. He leaves behind him his wife, one son and two daugh'.ers to mourn his loss. Funeral will take place on Sunday, Aug.
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    CLEARING US OUT?
    727 10 TS the undeclared war between China and Japan to develop into an international dispute? It is legitimate to ask this question in view of two grave developments. One is the injury sustained by the British Ambassador to China in an attack en his car by Japanese aviators.
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    BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION
    289 10 Commissioners Nominate Representative Singapore. Friday. REFERENCE to the nomination of a Municipal representative to sit m the Committee of the British Empire Exhibition to be held in Glasgow in 1938 was made by Mr. W. Bartley at 'he meeting of th? Municipal Commissioners held to-day. You may
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    APPOINTMENTS
    108 10 Mr. L. Rayman To Act As Treasurer MR. H. T. Hedley has been appointed to act as Auditor for the Colony and F.M.S. from July 17, and Mr. L. Rayman to act as Treasurer. Mr. A. W. Hay has taken up the appointment of Protector of Chinese, Penang, and
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    41 10 On the occasion of his transfer to the Ipoh Office, Mr. J.B. Shepherd, the SubAgent. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. Sitiawan. was the guest-of-honour at a dinner and dance given by a large number of his friends in Sitiawan.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Confucius
    236 10 NOTES COMMENTS Confucius rpHE birthday of Confucius was celebrated quietly this year. On account of the disturbing news that is i continually pouring in from the mother country, the Chinese community ir. Malaya, with due consideration for their compatriots who are either fighting In the war or are suffering in
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    His Famous Maxims
    290 10 |T is impossible In this short space to give a digest of the doctrines of the sage. We will content ourselves with giving a summary of the essential points as enumerated by the Emperor K'ang Hi: 1. Esteem most highly filial piety and brotherly submission, in order
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    China's Educational Problem
    224 10 JT has been estimated that there ax more than 40,000,000 children oi school age In China, and that hall them are not given educational facilities. No doubt, the farmer class still adheres to the old belief that education identifies itself with aristocracy and that knowledge is an
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    Topics Of The Day
    271 10  -  By "Looker On" A CENTENARIAN attributes his long life to the possession of a keen sense of humour. Of course he who laughs lasts. A A A An American scientist doubts whether there are any evidences of a lost race in England. He can't have looked
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    ACTION BY BRITAIN, FRANCE AND U.S.A.
    112 11 —THREE POWERS TO BACK LEAGUE PROTEST? SHOOTING OF DIPLOMAT U. S. NOTE DEMANDS RESPECT FOR PROPERTY BRITAIN, France and the United States have all decided to take strong: diplomatic action in the Far East. H ashmpton has already sent a note to Tokyo demanding
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    Refugees pouring Into ;h international Settlement at Shanghai. No more are beint: admitted, RS th? Settlement is already overcrowded and the tood prob>o. is becoming acute.
    26 11 Refugees pouring Into ;h international Settlement at Shanghai. No more are beint: admitted, RS th? Settlement is already overcrowded and the tood prob>o. is becoming acute.
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    TOKYO EXCUSE REJECTED
    706 11 Reuter. London, Aug. 28. THE British Foreign Minister, Mr. 1 Anthony Eden, after telephone con: ultations with the Prime Minister (Mr. Neville Chamberlain) and the Lord Advocate for Scotland (Mr. T. M. Cooper) decided what steps should be taken in regard to the shooting of the British
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    NIGHT LIFE AGAIN
    98 11 Shanghai Cabarets Are Opening Reuter. Shanghai. Aug. 28. AN abbreviated form of night life is returning to Shanghai. Most of the cabarets have announced that they are opening at either 2 p.m. or 4.30 p.m. and closing at 9.30 p.m. to enable everyone to reach home before
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    2 BRITISH SHIPS BOMBED
    88 11 OFF SPAIN Caught In Rebel Air Raid Reuter. St. Jean de Luz, Aug. 28. rrHE British steamers Marion Moller, and African Trader have been bombed in Gijon Harbour in the course of severe air raids on the town. The African Trader was hit in the po't.
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    CONDITION IMPROVED DEFINITELY
    333 11 Numerous Caiiers On British Ambassador A REUTER message received just before going to press stated that it might be assumed that British action in regard to the shooting of Sir Knatchbull-Hugessen would go beyond a mere protest. Shanghai, Aug. 27. DR. Gauntlett issued a bulletin at 6
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    WHOSE SILVER IS IT ?
    189 11 WHOSE SILVER IS IT Metal Pouring Into Hongkong Reuter. A ft 3 London, Aug. 27. 1 IONDON bullion dealears are sharply divided on the question of the ownership and eventual destination of the silver at present reported to be pouring into Hongkong from Canton and Shanghai. One school maintains that
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    GOVT. COMMUNIQUE
    124 11 Permission To Collect Relief Funds A COMMUNIQUE issued by the Colonial Secretary states: The Malayan Governments have given permission for relief funds to be organised by Chinese and Japanese for remis iin to China and Japan for the relief of those suffering in consequence of the hostilities now
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    WAR DELIBERATELY DEVELOPED
    121 11 Strong Comment Of New York Press Reuter. New York, Aug. 27. r«TRONG condemnation of the disreM gard of the rights of neutrals in the China hostilities is expressed by the New York Herald Tribune, which says this undeclared war has been deliberately developed as a means of
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    THE AMBASSADOR'S CONDITION
    193 11 Latest Bulletin LADY HUGESSEN ARRIVES Reuter Shanghai, Aug. 28. Hugessen, accompanied by an official of the British Embassy, arrived at the Country Hospital at 8.30 a.m., apparently earlier than expected. Dr. Gauntlett was upstairs and she stood several minutes at the information desk, reading telegrams. Then Dr.
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    WAR RISK RATES
    109 11 Higher For East Shipping Reuter. London. Aug. 27. WAR risk ra'es in Mediterranean waters have been re-altered and passenger liners now have to pay seven-and-six-pence per cent., being half a crown advance. Chartered steamers are excluded from this. The new war risks rates apply to regular liners
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    CHINESE RETREAT TO NEW LINE
    124 11 Japan's Hints On Arms Supplies Reuter. A JAPANESE Embassy spokesman said f* Japan is not yet prepared to stop by force the sale or transportation of arms to China, but hopes the foreign powers will refrain from such sale or transportation. The spokesman declared the
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    122 11 following official Chinese com- munique has been issued in connection with the shooting of the British Ambassador:— "Chinese circles are astounded by the news of the outrage. Upon hearing the sad news, Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek and Mr. Wang Chung Hui immediately wired to their representatives
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    JAPAN USING POISON GAS?
    442 11 WAR HORRORS Shrapnel Fails Near Ambassador ACCORDING to a telegram received by the Chinese Consulate-Ge-neral from Nanking: yesterday evening, numerous Japanese planes bombed and released poison pas in Cheuyungkuan. a part of the Great Wall near N*ankow and places in the vicinity, on two successive days,
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    "MISS MALAYA"
    49 11 Girl To Play Lead In "Booloo" (From Our Own I: Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 28. MISS REEVE-TUCKER has been cnosen by the director, Mr. Clive Elliott, from among the final half-dozen Selangor girls considered, to play the feminine lead i;i the film "Booloo" to be made in Malaya.
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    SUBMARINES IN THE DARDANELLES
    89 11 Reuter. Tttt. Ankara, Aug. 27 HE Foreign Minister has sent two notes t„ rrein.£ n P° wcrs earning them that Turkish military forces have been ordered to destroy any submarine found in the Dardanelles unless it surrenders. first note draws attention to the torpedoing of the
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    "GROWING TENDENCY OF EXCLUDING THE PRESS" MOTION TO AMEND BY-LAW
    77 12 MUNICIPAL MEETING MR. SEOW POH LENG'S SUGGESTION REJECTED PROTEST against what he called the growing tendency to exclude the Press and Public from all committee meetings, including General Committee meetings, was made at the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners of
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    "PUBLICITY IS HEALTHY"
    1926 12 Singapore, Friday. AT to-day s meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, the President (Mr. \V. Bartle>) moved: "That in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 58 of the Municipal Ordinance, the By-laws for regulating the transaction of Municipal Business framed by the Municipal Commissioners of the Town
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    JAPANESE BOMBER
    49 12 Bursts In Flames At Kiangwan Reuter. An eye witness telephoned at 320 p.m. to say he had "just seen a Japanese plane diving to attack the Chinese positons in Kiangwan area burst in flames and crash. Two other Japane&e planes are now systematically bombing the Chinese line."—Reuter.
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    PAPERS CIRCULATED FOR DISCUSSION
    463 12 By-Law Completely Out Of Date Singapore, Friday. WHEN the decision of Committee No 3 on papers circulated came up for discussion at to-day's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, 'the question of the necessity for the President to lay papers and|or letters of importance on the table
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    28 12 Reuter. Japanese planes made a night raid on the capital, starting several fixes. Four bombs exploded and set Are to matsheds housing hundreds of coolies. Forty were killed.—Reuter.
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE GRADUATES
    221 12 Municipal Service CONCRETE RULES FRAMED Singapore, Friday. WITH reference to the approved provision in the 1938 Estimates for two supernumerary posts in grade 2 of the Municipal Intermediate service, Mb*. S. B. Tan, at to-day's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, said: "I am happy to note that
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    CASE OF RABIES IN SINGAPORE
    324 12 Stray Dogs Will Have To Be Shot Singapore, Friday. A CASE of rabies, reported to have occurred in Singapore, was mentioned at to-day's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners. While details of the case were lacking, the President (Mr. W. BarUey) said that intensive dog shooting
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    THE HOUSE OF WINDSOR
    61 12 We have received a copy of "The Royal House of Windsor," which is being presented by the British-American Tobacco Co.. Ltd., as a souvenir of the Coronation. The book, which is by Mr. E. D. Tillett, is a record of 'the personages of the Royal-House and
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    PROMOTIONS IN MUNICIPALITY
    710 12 GRADE STATUS Freer Discussion In Committee Singapore, Friday. THE application of the Distribution Engineer, off Electricity Department, which was disapproved, for promotion from Class 111 to Class II under the Senior Officers' Salary scheme was discussed at the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners held to-day. Mr. Scow
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    Big Crowd Sees Military Tattoo
    930 13 MALAYAN UNITS COMBINE NIGHT THRILLS Unforgettable Scene In Grand Finale F Singapore, Saturday. OR a really splendid show, presented on a scale Singapore has never seen before, see the Coronation Military Searchlight Ta'too at Farrer Park. TH big crowd present last night was enthusiastic, and
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    128 13 M„ Singapore, Friday AJOR GENERAL D. S. Skeltoi C.B. D.5.0., passed through Singr pore to day on board the P b Corfu. With a distinguished record. MajorCtner'al Skelton has seen service in many parts of the British Emo-re Among the posts held by him were" »>* monstrator of
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    ITALIANS ON CHANDU CHARGE
    202 13 Prison Sentences Passed To-Day Singapore, Friday. THE three Italians, Vincenzo Durando 1 teward», Carletto Chiozza I carpenter), and Fuliro Piergiorgi 'steward), who were arrested yesterday morning at the Ixcise Examination Station at Gate No 5. on being found in possession of nongovernment chandu, were produced before
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    170 13 Singapore, Friday. The following passengers disembarked at Singapore from the P. and O. liner Pajputana which arrived here from China and Japan on Wednesday: Miss O. Carter. Miss H. Palmer, Miss J. Husey, Mr. C. Beatty, Mrs. Bickerton, Mr. H. Barnes. Mr. G. Tejoomal. Miss E. Ridsdale, Mr.
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    PROCEEDINGS BEFORE REGISTRAR
    1755 13 JUDGE'S COMMENTS IN SURIN CASE JUDGMENT Singapore, Friday. "IN my opinion the proceedings befor? the Registrar wer» verv Imnd» 1 second defendant was never a benei-iarv in the eatlte 15 w ,nw? 0 On the contrary he was an accountin r ar t v wbol hiJ? f«
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    S. T. C AUTUMN (GOLD CUP) RACE MEETING PROGRAMME FOR THIS AFTERNOON
    1203 14 SELECTIONS BY "WINDSOR LAD" AND ARGUS. ttstr**™ ass this afternoon; RACE ONE—2.30 P.M. mnurn class 2 div 4, c furs. 1 n 0 90 Mr.s. P. Logue p 1 ?riiit-F star 813 Lee Soon Aun R- Billett JJ
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    Rugby Football Season In Singapore
    407 14 Discussed AtS.C. C. Meeting Singapore, Saturday. RUGBY will commence on the padang in the new season on Saturday. October 2, which is the date of the Newcomers vs. The Rest match. This was announced at the meeting of the rugby football section of the S.C.C.
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    COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS
    205 14 Sussex Trounced By An Innings Reuter. London. Aug. 27. THE following are the results of first class matches concluded toAT CLACTON E beat Lancashire by 302 runs. Essex: 275 and 219 for 9. declared. Lancashire: 108 (Nichols 4 for 42, P. Smith 4 for 25» and 84
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    Y.M.C.A. Eliminate The S.C.R.C.
    179 14 "Kliney" Cup Semi-final Singapore, Saturday. IT was confidently expected in tennis circles that the finalist'; in the newly inaugurated "ILliney" Cup inter Club iawn tennis tournament would be the S.C.R.C. and the Japanese Club, but the V.M.C.A., by virtue of their winning three matches to two
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    58 14 V.M.C.A. earn vs RA. (Blakang Math to-day at Blakang Mati at 2. p.m. (players meet at V.M.C.A. at 1.30 p.m.' K. Leembruggen, A Ha haniels. R. Lyne, Lee Fong Lim. I. Suratta. V. Xavier. V. N Pillay, M Kohcloff, B. M. Barker. B. S. Varma. Poh Guan Hock.
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    K.L. BOXING
    69 14 Som Chit Outpoints Hassan (From Ovr Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. QOM CHIT < 9.2» beat Speedy Hassan *3 (9.21 in a 12 three-minute round contest on points. The Siamese lived up to his reputation for hard hitt ng and although he failsri to get the better of
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    SCOTTISH SOCCER
    22 14 Reuter. London. Aun. 27 Hamilton A. beat Hibernian i 0 in the First Divsion of the Scottish Le:*cu. o-day .—Reuter.
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    S.C.F.A. Win Soccer Championship FIRST DIVISION OF LEAGUE
    648 15 UNIMPRESSIVE DISPLAY IN MATCH WITH MALAYS Singapore, Saturday. AS was generally anticipated the C hinese won their first division fixtures against the Malays at Anson Knad Stadium yesterday, and thus finitely, established themselves as impious of the Division, but they to fißht
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY ON PADANG
    173 15 Air Ministry A. A. Beat S.C.C. XI Singapore, Saturday. IN a friendly football match in which 1 fortunes fluctuated, the Air Ministry (Singapore) Athletic Association beat the SC.C. "B*' team by four goals to two on the Padang yesterc.ay After an even share of the exchanges,
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    E. WHITCOMBE
    39 15 News Chronicle £1,000 Golf Tourney Reuter. Brighton, Aug. 28. ERNEST Whiicombe, Meyrick Park with rounds It 67—65—72—64. won the News Chronicle £1.000 tournnment, tils r.ggrcgate being the lowest ever in a first-class tournament in Great Britain. Reuter.
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    ENGLISH & SCOTTISH SOCCER
    315 15 ENGLISH SCOTTISH SOCCER Programme Of Matches For To-Day TWE English league soccer season opens to-day and the following is the programme of matches in all four divisions as well as those in the first and second divisions of the Scottish League: ENGLISH LEAGUE DIV. I Bolton W. vs. Brentford. Charlton
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    119 15 Yesterday's Tournament Results Singapore. Friday. THE following were the results of the 1 ties played off this evening in the S.C.C. Autumn tennis tournament: "A" Class Singles Handicap: J s Nathan (+3) beat Lt. J. R. Rod well (—4Jj by 6—o. 6—4. "B" Class Doubles Handicap: Lt Duke
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    ALLEGED CRIMINAL DEFAMATION
    976 16 IN LOCAL WEEKLY CHARGES AGAINST EDITOR AND WRITER OF ARTICLE Singapore, Friday. HEARING was continued before Mr. I. E. G. Lewis, in the Fifth Police Ccurt, of the trial of Mr. 1\ W. Penson and Mr. K. R. Menon on a charge of alleged criminal defamation of
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    NEW MALACCA SCHOOL
    110 16 Stonelayin? By Resident Councillor Reference to the now tic-fun David's Mission Hospital, vvh had to close down owing to lint.,, reasons was made by the Hon. Mr V. G. Day, acting Resident Comic Malacca, when he performed the c mony of laying the Corner stone c: St.
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    ATTACKS ON BRITISH SHIPS
    516 16 G O VER NMENT DEFINES ITS ATTITUDE British Official Wireless. London, Aug-. 26. the result of consideration given by the Prime Minister yesterday at his meeting with Mr. Eden and Lord Halifax to the recent attacks on shipping in the Mcdi erraman, and particularly to the
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    THE LATE DR. WALTER d'CRUZ
    1518 18 REPRESENTATIVE GATHERING AT FUNERAL THE funeral of the late Dr. Albert Walter Joseph D'Crui. late Port Health Officer, Singapore, took place at the Bidadari Cemetery yesterday afternoon, preceded by a Choral Service at the Church of St. Joseph and was very largely attended. The Rev.
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    88 18 Fersekutuan Kampcng Melaya BP. team vs. the Sepoy Lines B.P. in a friendly match of badminton at the former's court at 2.30 p.m. to-morrw. SINGLES: Mahmood b. Mchd., Saim Noordin, Harun b. Mohd. and Likli b. Laklang. DOUBLES: Noordin Hi Kassim and Taib b. Hassan, Abu Salimin and
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    215 20 Massed bands at the military tattoo at Farrer Park. (Tribune). Dr S. F. Chehuppah, second from left, (Ceylon Delegate at B;:i.doeng) photographed in Singapore with Ceylon Delegates to the Teachers' Conference in Japan, who passed through Singapore this week (Tribune). Mr. Lee C hing
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