Malaya Tribune, 15 July 1938

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune y ra s Nati Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol XXVII, So. 167. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, July. 15, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 55, 1938 RYE CENTS
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      94 1 I [HE NEWS WITH YOUR I BREAKFAST Try Tlx I I\\ 011 \l\ <• I I II I E I they nevertheless supply very urgent Ijjj^^ y, 1 needs, and, as neither of them has ever failed Molly, she naturally thinks the world a wonderful place to live in. The
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      17 1 I —> Read Vie S I X I» A V TIII B U N E Dominant In Malaya
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    HOLLYWOOD RIDDLE OF CAR MURDER
    194 2 New York, July 5. HOLLYWOOD, creator of many mystery thrillers, has now one ;of its i wii to solve in real life—the j murder of Mr. King Gray, 42-year-old camen-rian. Gray was found shot dead in his car in a busy Bollywood street, and the
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    Empire May Call In Foreigners
    354 2 London, July I. |F Britain cannot supply enough settlers to maintain and strengthen her Empire, then foreigners must, be allow, d to step in. Th;ii is the decision reached by the Overseas Settlement Board, i ap two years ago to advise the Dominions Secretary on
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    LESLIE SARONY ROBBED
    35 2 lie Barony, one of the Two Leslies radio singers, found his flat in Orchard treat, London, W.. had been ransacked Among the articles missing are a gold cigarette case and dress watch.
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    LAYMEN TO FIGHT MALARIA
    142 2 London. TWO hundred tropical workers who are net doctors or nurses have begun to attend a course on the control of malaria. It is held at the Ross institute Of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Sir Malcolm Watson, Director the Institute, introducing the
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    THE CUTTY SARK
    169 2 MOST famous of racing tea clippers, the Cutty Sark. has gone to whai will presumably be her last, anchorage, Lp the Thames, and it is certain that she will have a worthy welcome from all who regret the passing of "wooden ships and iron men." The record-making
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    GIRL SHOT IN THIGH
    54 2 Josephine Baxter, an Irchestcr (NOTihants) girl is in Northampton Gene ral Hospital suffering from a gunsto t I wounct in her right thigh. she was walk or with her boy friend in front of onothei yo»th end RlrhW of whom was ho«din? i ihc-gon, when [I
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    HAILE SELASSIE WINS HIS APPEAL: THE CASE WILL GO ON
    411 2 London, July 2. lIJDGMENT Riven recenth allowed the apoeal of Hailc Selassie J rron the dismissal by Mr, Justice Beniv H of his claim against Cable and Wireless, Limited, for £10,61* wnk* he alleged was due under an agreement for
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    MANSION FOR SEVEN PENNIES
    308 2 YOU can buy a mansion of three storeys high, with a wide oak door main entrance, reached by thiee steps. A dozen windows overlook the street, and a broad staircase leads from lower to the upper apartments. This mansion, built in the sixteenth century, stands in
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    BOY OF 8 CHANGING INTO GIRL
    137 2 "J'M not going to be v little girl, am I?" asks a bey of eight every morning as he runs into his grannie's beciroom in her little home in Alpha-road. Chopham, Surrey. Mrs. Elliott, sr-venty, pats Gerald Vivian Elliott on the head and promises
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    GOOD-BYE AND GOOD LUCK
    52 2 Machines capable of four miles a minute took off from Hatfield Aerodrome (Hertfordshire) at the start of the King's Cup air race Photo shows: MRS. B CLOUSTON climbing int the cockpit of her plane, a B. A. EAOLt, which hei husband. FLYING -OFFICER A. E. CLOUSTON
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    Next Census Commissioner
    102 2 (United Press). I •By Air Main Calcutta, Jui« Q "THE United Press-understand tbltl jAM W. Yeatts, C.IE., LCS Secretary to the Department ol Edu! V I tien, Health and Lands, Indi; meat, Is likely to be appointed r Commissioner for India for tl census in 1941. Mr.
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    MORE FREIGHT
    45 2 Considerable increases are report? the transport of freight by Austra air-lines. The variety of the loads car ried may be judged by Items on waybills, these including ice dranery. fruit, boots, tea. s'tatii i snare-parts for motor-cars and urgent ly-required medicines and vac
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    MAN ASKS COURT TO CRUCIFY HIM
    271 2 Bulawayo. S. Rhodesia. 4 MAN who has attracted a considerable following; in Southern Rhodesia by preaching 'hat he is the reincarnation of John the baptist has got himself into trouble with the authorities. Seme of his doctrines are harmless, i but he objects to
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    THEY'VE PAINTED THIS TOWN RED
    228 2 PANCE among its many curio.Mties possesses a red town, oi which every houses is built in red rtw and whose roadways are of r«-d earth, with red pavements. Collanges-la-Rouge, in he department of Cor-eze, is the name of this orange town, well known to tourists
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      84 2 Gillette reduces your shaving costs Insist on Gillette don't be persuaded to buy inferior blades on the grounds tbat they are cheaper. They may be lower in price, but they are not economical in use. The best way to reduce your shaving costs is to buy Blue Gillette blades and
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      141 2 What is the secret of J Clamour Iwf jnj I A lovely skm, bright e/es, slender- flr I and personal magnetism— perfect health which B ie Beans I B give you. So why net start taking M^BBBlB^^^^^^jßßM Aii women can make themselves m msM Ww&Wlllrki wSSWwR doubly attractive if they
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    Australia's "Discourteous" Reception To Empire Air Liner
    277 3 London. July 5. STORM or CRITICISM HAS BROKEN IN AUSTRALIA OVER THE MI DDLED ARRANGEMENTS AT PORT DARWIN FOR THE RECEPTIONS OF IMPERIAL AIRWAYS' FIRST EMPIRE FLYING-BOAT SERVICE FROM ENGLAND. Inadequate plans, causing delay, have brnueht these comments from the Australian Press: 'Miserable
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    PHOTOS BEGAN THIS ROMANCE
    226 3 I astleiijh. Hants, July 5 rnUNC couple who fell in love A ,tb rack other s photographs I ed "postal courtship" bet--1 EMUnd and India, became L "Kow meeting each other. re married in the pretty church at Rownhams. near lure. «1 year-old bridegroom, who had
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    HE GETS A PRIZE FOR HIS DONKEY
    66 3 Dressed in all their finery and pearl buttons. London costermongers exhibited their animals at the annual Costers' and Street Traders' Donkey and Pony Show on Kensington Palace Field, London. Photo shows: The Lord Mayor of London, SIR HARRY TWYFORD, presenting ibe Queen Alexandra
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    CANADIAN WOMEN WANT "EQUALITY"
    332 3 Ottawa. Ontario. GREATER equality of status l-etvcen men and women, and ctarification of the marriage laws, have been proposed by the National Council oi Women in a submission to the Royal Commission investigating Dominionprovincial relationships. The Council asked for an amendment ;o the British North America
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    HUNGER-STRIKE THREAT
    219 3 (United Press). <By Air Mail) Lahore. July 8. A THREAT to go on hunger-strike is contained In a tetter which has been addressed to Mahatma Gandhi and the Madras Premier by three Ooty Bank Case prisoners namely Mehta Khushiram. Premparakaum. and Hazara Singh, who are at present confined
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    SIX – MILE 'DIVE' TO SEA-BED
    354 3 SIX MILE 'DIVE' TO SEA-BED Paris, July 5. E"ARLY next year. Professor Pfccan! Is to attempt a 80,000 teet descent beneath the sea in a "loose diving jjlobe." Object of the dive is to siudy flora and fauna that live at great depths beneath the sea. Present record descent ii
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    WANTS THIEVES TO RULE
    335 3 London, July o. TWENTY-SIX-YEAR-OLD burglar, whose breast "throbs* with the ambition to raise the atatna of burglary to a fine art," has helped to write a book, shortly to be published—but he doesn't know it. He is now in prison, and while serving a previous sentence
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    BULLET IN HIS NECK 21 YEARS
    63 3 London. FOR 21 years Alfred Hubert Cleal, aged 49. of Morden, Surrey, had a bullet in his neck. He was shot in 1916 while serving: as a machinegunner. Last year the bullet was removed by an operation, blood poisoningset in. and now he has
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    Visvabharati's Loss
    147 3 (United Press). •By Air Mail > Santiniketan. July ft. kjEWS has been received here that Maulana Ziauddin. in charge of (tie Islamic Studies Department of Visv.;bharati. passed away on Sunday ta at Amritsar due to typhoid. The news has cast gloom over Santiniketan which remains closed tomorrow as
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      12 3 The International Agents for Malaya: THE EASTERN AGENCIES, LTD., Singapore. WP.S. 4.
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      105 3 If 'Jm Mws iv I gpjfj SING NOW I B BECAUSE MISS m £tfTT^ t WHITE TOLD ME tft ijf -ST ABOUT INSTANT c*? SMrS NOT J^WMl^^L i m^^T TyOURCMII QBtN 1 Many sensitive children suffer ill efI Mftrr LB KB I ects ronl the canfemc an< tannin I JZmlmam
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES Coastal Shipping In War-Time
    275 4 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES Coastal Shipping In War-Time Vital Part Of National Defence THE valuable service which c^ I shipping could render in a national emergency was strewed m hroadcast talks bv Sir Alfred Read and Captain John Fisher, the representatives of coastal shipping on the Transport AdV '"°To-day," 0 said
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    EXPORT TRADE DULL
    358 4 Supplies Plentiful In All Districts THERE is a dull state in all export sections, and a moderate amount of business on home account. In the South Wales steam coal trade the continued paucity of new business is responsible for a good deal of short-time working at the
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    80-TON BOMBER
    131 4 New York. A GIANT Army bomber, capable of making a non-stop flight to Europe and back, is being built by the Douglas Aircraft Company at Santa Monica, California. Although details are shrouded in secrecy, there are reports that this mighty flying fortress of the future will weigh, when
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    INCREASED PROFITS
    229 4 THE report of the Burntisland Ship- building Co., Ltd., for the year to March 31 last, shows that the balance from trading account amounted to £58,317 (£41,888 a year ago). Including discounts, rents, interest, &c, £4.501 (£2,656), realised profit on Investment £1,750 (nil), and transfer fees £14 (£47).
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    AUSTRALIAN AND PLATE FREIGHTS
    197 4 The Tramp Shipping Administrative Committee draws the attention of ship-owners and shipbrokers to the following;— 1 The stipulation in the above scheme for adherence to the Chamber of Shipping Australian Grain Charter, 1928. Clause 34 of that charter allows for 5 per cent commission being paid
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    Blaze Aboard Tjisalak Unpleasant Experience For Refugees
    281 4 THREE hundred Chinese deck passengers were taken ashore from the J.C.J.L. ship Tjisalak following a blaze which broke out in No 3 hold recently. The fire was first noticed in the cargo ln the held by a member of the crew who gave
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      494 4 p STEAMER SAILINGS P* OBRITISH INDIA (incorporated In England). 'J H 'KMh'i P. 0. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1938. RAWALPINDI 17,000 July 19 CORFU 15,000 July 29 BHUTAN 6,100 July 30 BEHAR 6,000 Aug. 8 CHITRAL 15,000 Aug. 12 SOUDAN 6,500 Aug. 26 CARTHAGE 15,000 Aug
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      475 4 BANGKOK LINE. CHINA JAPAN LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorshlps. Most Big Cargo vessels with limited but J Cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath, comfortable Passenger Accommoda- > f To: Marseilles, London, Rotterdam, tion. i Hamburg and Copenhagen. m^mta^ 0111 o S P e iPVo S To: Port Said, Palestine, Rotterdam, AlSa™
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      237 4 Jl A M BURG -AME Rl X A LIN IE Deutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1933 m.s. RHEINLAND via Manila July 17 t m-s. LEVERKUSEN via Manila Aug. 3 m.s. ERMLAND via Manila Aug.
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      480 4 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDI)K TS e HE| LLOYD, (Incorporaccd m Germany k The undernoted are the Coau»> intended fixtures:OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGBai NORTH CHINA and JAPAN j Hue BW "NECKAR" "GNEISFNAU" omits N. China Au» "CREFELD" Al)^ "REGENSBURG Al 2 "SCHARNHORST" omits N. China gent i HOMEWARD. 1 For HOLLAND,
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    Health Of The East
    471 5 THE health bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau for the weekended J.dv 9 reads as follows:— blague: Bassein (in Burma' was the only port in the Eastern Arena to report the presence of human plague during the week, two cases witn one death having
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    145 5 Singapore, July 15. Ships alongside Uii: Wharves or exjectfr to arrive. East Wharf <Fn'r ancP Q ij ECutsang 22; Ashridge 20. Sneers Wharf EnLrar.ce Gate 1 Nu. Main Wharf r Entrance Gate 2) Rawalpindi M Kelantao 16; Athos II H: Aeneas f! op ten Noort 7 empire Dork
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    100 5 London June 1 Pa.ris 17P 1"<>4 Mew Y- !c 4 <W1% j Prusse.'s ?9 J 3 Govovr 21 r-3U '"•'nterr'Ti a 96 1 (j Mibn f3 it to J Berlin 1 2?7U> Prague 1425., CoDcnhncrn 22.40 Stockholm 19.39 1 Oslo 19 90 Vienna nominal Madrid nominal Lisbon 110
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      618 5 Ht^HH^lenK. PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. rrNDERS are now invited for the o»*wing materials or service. For JSScSJrt sec Municipal Tender Room t >ar"cuiiu oate of Closing. p.iulr completion and maintenance of Tian i vt- St. from Deli St. to F\st Reclamation Rd. (Deposit $25», 12 noon, July 26. 1938.
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      615 5 PUBLIC NOTICES IN THE CIVIL DISTRICT COURT OF SINGAPORE. D. C. Summons No. 1207 of 1938. Between Sher Singh son of Jhaggar Singh. Plaintiff. and Kehar Singh son of Veer Singh. To Defendant. Kehar Singh, ,t,.t, O J 158 Ser »ngoon Road, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been
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      261 5 MISCELLANEOUS FUPILS of Mr. G. R. Coelho, 17, Selegie Road, have again passed their Pianoforte Practical Examinations held recently by the T. C. M. L. Ist Step: Chou Kheng King, Chou Chiou King, Preparatory: Chou Sip King, Chou Choon King (with merit). EDUCATED young man, bachelor, likes to correspond with
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      196 5 AUGUST BANK HOLIDAYS ORDINARY SINGLE RAIL FARE j FOR DOUBLE JOURNEY PARTICULARS from ANY STATION MASTER. You Can BeYour Own Beauty Specialist mm-*-.. by using "BWVIB AMLA" HAIR OIL, 2 PRO PUCE AGENCY, 72. Bras Basah Road SINGAPORE. Relief From mt AST H M A HEART-BURN GASTRITIS ill D. T.
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      244 5 CLUB D!ARY OF EVENTS [There are numerous Clubs in Singa- ?S r .!?f T bcrs which a™ readers ol 1 the Malaya Tribune." This D.cry U provided specially for them. Sccre lanes arc invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Hap nenings of general interest will still be
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    194 6 Singapore. July 15. MINING. Tin three months £192.0.1 down 60-. Spot £190 15.0 down 60--and Mew 42" cts. down 3 cent. Londor send a fair number of buying and leilinf orders this morning and in a few instances their buyeee eetet etete teteaa anoea their buying prices
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    TIN
    18 6 Singapore, July 15. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was: $953 j (ilown t)«
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    RUBBER
    18 6 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was: Buyers 24% (down Sellers 24 > o (down
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    865 6 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore. July 14. 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 4 4 6 Asam Kumbang 20 31 Austral Malay 44 48 -norn Ayer Hitam 24 9 25 9 Aver Wens 0.57V 2 OG2V 2 Bangrin Tin 21 3 22
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    107 6 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Thursday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.RS.S. In eases (F. 0.8. July) 24 r, v 24 7 8 Good F A Q. in bales F. 0.8. July» 23 3 4 23 7 rf No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loosei 'awardable S pore 240
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    346 6 Singapore. Jiny 15. MINING Buyers Sellers Am oats 4- 4 6 Ayer Hitams 24 9 15 9 Bangrins 21 3 22 6 Batu Selangors 1.35 1.40 Chenderiangs 15 16 Hitam Tin 0-38 0.43 Hongkong Tin 23 9 24 9 Hong Fatts 0.99 102 Idris Hyd.
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    190 6 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Company Dividend Books o ino close Singapore. July 14. 5 p.m. Total for TIN: Date Ex Div. Kampong Lanjut 6d. No. 11 July 20 ?J?2f Date to date Kamunting Tin 8% June 28 7\ ,y 2 Juh 21 24,% less tax Jul y
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    260 6 6% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 95 105 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 100 10" norn Wk 1907 red. 1947 $1,500,000 Int Mar. 31. Sept. 30 107 no norn 4V; 1900 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    401 6 v LONDON COMMODITIES London. Thn; RUBBER Previous To-day Ton* Firm Steady Spot Buyers 7% 7»' 4 Ist Forward (August) Buyers 7 710 7> 4 oeners v 2 7= 3 2nd Forward (September) Buyers 7U V ;> 16 Sellers 7 916 T' v trd Forward (Octree.) Buyers 7
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      288 6 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. (Incorporated In Straits Settlements and registered as a Trust Company). Guaranteed and controlled by The Mercantile Bank of India, Limited. The Company, having the necessary powers Is prepared to undertake Executor and Trustee Business and all other work authorised by Section 7 of
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      30 6 SOLTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD (Inrorporated in New Zealand.') fireT marine, workmen's compb nsation motor car insurance AT REASONABLE RATES. m mF' J DEXTER Manager. It*. 592«, 2. Finiayson Green
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      23 6 THE EASTERN UNITED «URGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE F. W. HALL, General Manager
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      177 6 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straitt Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up 510,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES Managing Director 8172 Secretary 4944 Oeneral Manager 3513 Accountant 802fl Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA," LONDON BANKERS: NEW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd, 1 Irving Trust Co.,
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    SIALANG RUBBER ESTATES
    532 7 Increased Crop CONTENTED LABOUR FORCE rp y-ninth ordinary general of liif Sialang Rubber Limited, w is held at the Rubber Growers' Association, 19, iircet, London, E.U. t, Mr. II. Eric Miller, ;ing regret at the death t»fr E. Morrison, who joined d > far back as 1910.
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    21 7 untitled of Britain and Of 'I to]bold ne*o*i*: n r *rlv aate fnr the tre aty of friend-1 -nd navigation I
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    NEW YORK STOCKS: TO-DAY'S PRICES
    554 7 DOW-JONES AVERAGES: Yesterday's To-Day's 30 Industrials ,9°*? 20 Rails 20 Utilities l Al 26.81 40 Bonds ZH* 21.05 New York Stock p Y r<in 88.69 Den, Total Call money 1%. Glares. STOCKS Last Sale Adams Express Ju V 4 American Can oq 7 < 4
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    54 7 Reuter. LAST SALE PRICES Manila, Julv 14. Previous To-dav Antamok 0.38 9.385 Pesos Atok 0.265 unquoted C:co Grove 0.445 0.435 Demonstration 0.27 0.275 1 X.L. 0.65 unquoted Masbate 0.15 unauoted M:nes Operations 0.105 0.10 San Mauricio 0.435 Q,435 United Paracale 0,29 unquoted Gold Share Averages:—Previous 75.02.
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    VILLAGE CRUSADER SEES THE WEST END, SAYS "IT'S HELL LET LOOSE"
    772 7 London, July 5. than Nineveh/ "Hell let loose With these wor d s Councillor Thomas R. Daly, now famous as the denouncer of ham and Gomorrah" casliiratvs West End nijrnt life in London. lam eroine: to tell you of
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    Japanese Bombers Visit
    46 7 Reuter. Hankow, July 14. I MINE Japanese bombers raided Hankow Al at 4 a.m. to-day concentrating on the aerodrome. Detonations shook the whole city. Eight more bombers appeared at 8.45 a.m. and withdrew without dropping bombs, after circling "round Hankow for one hour.—Reuter
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      58 7 MALAYAN RECORD BROKEN WITH "NEW HUDSON" CYCLE y^&WKf^ ALFRED DA SILVA winner of the Kuala Lumpur-Serem'jan-and-back Cycle Road Race in t! c RECORD TIME OF 4 hrs. 19 mins. in a field of 27. HIS CYCLE WAS A "NEW HUDSON" "NEW Ht'DSGNS" ARE BRITISH BUILT AND THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS
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      537 7 I FOR LIVES DAMAGED THERE IS NOTHING BETTER THAN Werner Schur's COATRAGOA CAPSULEsJ Cnrt! CU C for acute and chT onic discharges, etc. in either sex and g?""' ever y P art Bears testimony by CH \RI CO ?Q P h- >JU? i U e from your or from uuuu
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      62 7 KAMi OF CIIIXA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter), 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. MODERN BANKING With branches and subbranches throughout China, and correspondents in all the principal cities of the world, the Bank is well equipped to transact modern banking business of every description. TO-LET OFFICES IN BANK OF CHINA
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    SOME SUCCESSES WON BY FIAT CARS
    488 8 i MODEL '-500" Fiat car, prepared by j ?i the Roman racing driver RarTaele f -him for attempts en records, ana fitted with a Siata head and supercharger, fully .succeeded, setting up, m mc Monza track, the following international records in the sports category,
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    "SILENT ZONES" FOR SINGAPORE
    109 8 Singapore, Thursday. SINGAPORE is to have "silent zones'" during the day. if a proposal, broughl in by the Traffic Conditions Committee gets the approval of the Singapore Mv vicipal Commissioners, at their next meeting. Horn sounding will be prohibited between the hours of 9 am. and
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    PRODUCE
    181 8 Singapore, July 14. R. (Siam' W. Coast No. 1 perKoyan $151 R. (Siam» W. Coast No. 2 perKoyan $145 R (Siam iW. Coast No. 3 perKoyan $140 Sam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $208 Siam Rice -Lowhway" No. 2 Siam Rice "LDwhway" No. 3 $180 Siam "Singhway" No. 1 $193
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    178 8 Mafia expected from Europe afo. iL-ondOi) by Air (Imperial' to-day. Peiveries of boxholdcr:,' letters only 4 p.m. md general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. o-dav. Mails expected from Australia. Netherands Indies etc. by Air iQantas) to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only < >m. to-day and general delivery of
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    34 8 Owing to the late arrival of the 3antas Flying Boat from Australia, the or mails for Europe etc. previously announced as closing at 2 p.m. to-day vill now does at 9 p.m.
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    EXCHANGES
    207 8 The following are the exchange stock his morning according to c daily circular Issued by the Hong Kcr.g and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING Singapore, July 15. 1 ondon T.T. 2 3 29 32 London demand 2 3 29 32 Lyons demand 2069 Switzerland demand 249 3 i; Hamburg demand
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    To-day's Diary Of Events
    181 8 SPORTS FOOTBALL: Padang Trophy Match; SC.C v. S.R.C., S.C.C.. S.A.F.A. Di\ II Indian Association v. S.C.F.A. 11. Stadium. Div. 11. R.A.F. 11. v. RA. (Blakan Mat!). Seletar. AMUSEMENTS PWILION: "Romance In the Dark." 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL: 'Adventures of Marco Polo,' 3.15. 6.15 and 9.15
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    MERRIDALE B.P.
    76 8 The Merridale Badminton Party wit] meet the United A.P. at badminton at the Happy World covered stadium Ijr.ight. Members should turn up at 7.30 p.m. at the gate for free admission. Merridale players <Men> Wong Peia; Nam, Leng Lee Choon, Sim Kah Kwee, Ong Swee Tian, Tan Seng
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    SEGAMAT SHOW OPENS
    283 8 (From Our Own Correspondent) Setfamat, Thursd. THE Secramat and district show and arts and craft e::hii)ivior. was opened by His Highness the Tunjrku Mahkota ol Johore, in the presence of a terjre gathering. The ceremony was precedtd by a luncheon at which many state officials and leading
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    ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY REPORT
    871 8 AT the annual general meeting of the Alliance Assurance Co. Ltd. held at the Head Office, in ihir-tho lomeu Lane recently, the following report was submitted to the members: During the year the Company issued 6 234 new Life policies, assuring a total sum of £4,226.311
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    King Will Go To Paris
    84 8 British Official Wireless. London July 14. fFHE King's doctors. Lord Dawsi I- Perm and Sir John Weir, saw their petient again to-day at the Royal Lodge a: Windsor. The following statement v.. "The King has continued 10 make progress. His Majesty Ii getting up today."
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    Honan Floods Worsening
    110 8 Reuter. Peipin". July 14 KAIFENG. capital of Honan. which ha been surrounded for a fortnight b food waters from the Yellow River faced with a new danger from anothi stream of flood water which is sw« past the eastern .suburb. A new break occurred In the V
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    Tension Easing At Haifa
    87 8 Reuter. Haifa. July 11 THE situation to-day is easier thou?, there have been several Incidents-* bomb throwing, shooting and arson The casualty list is two injure* Arab seriously and a Jew slightly a Jewish supernumerary policeman vnu was seriously injured in an attack che village of
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    MR. SUBHAS BOSE
    58 8 (By Air Mail.' Calcutta. Jug [J s MR. subhas Chandra B< Cor President, who has beer. from influenza, is now proa re m Doctors have advised him cornpiw for some more days. It is hoped he will able to pro Wardha on July 21, to attend ing
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      435 8 j postal ii\Ti:ixM;ia:>€ k I TO-DAY r»ATF AND TIME FOR PER VAltj A July 15 1 P m Rengat and Tembilahan Banka \b 2 p.m. Aden 'Cassiopeia tf 2 pnt Africa East -Cassiopeia f 15 2 pm> Africa South -Cassiopeia l 5 2 pm Burma "Cassiopeia, 15 2 plli Canada
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    Youth Kidnapped Young Girl
    338 9 BOUND OVER (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday OLEADING guilty to a charge of kidnapping a young oirl named Papayec, from the lawful guardianship of her parents in SM si put, in November last year. Kumarasamy, a Tamil youth who an in the Perak Assize Court
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    Preliminary Inquiry
    68 9 Singapore, Thursday. X PRELIMINARY Inquiry was begun in tfe" Third Police Court to-day into a charge on 'hree counts of falsificat.oa cf accounts preferred against a .:nmed Arr formerly employed by it was aJJeged that during the month 01 July iast. year accused 'n tint r»npecity, received sums
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    CANTON'S HUMAN SACRIFICE
    82 9 Reuter. THF k Canton. July 14. THE Ea>t bund is so littered with the wreckage of humanity that corr d ha°v r e licen torctd to step carefully to av °i d treading on them as they m-o--the roadway, slipped with the blood of the victims?* X
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    Weekly Rubber Report
    123 9 Singapore, Thursday. TN their weekly rubber report, Guthrie Co., Ltd., state:— The rubber market during the pas! week has been irregular, prices having fluctuated fairly considerably from day to day both in consuming and in Eastern markets. Sentiment, hov°ver con--'rmes good, and a fair volume of'business nas
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    58 9 The wedd ing took place on June 25 at St. Patr.ek's. Soho Square. London of Peter rraacta. second son of Mr and SJS F. H. Ellis, of Debdale HaH. Mansfield. Notts.to Fiona Hill, daughter of the late William Carnegie Brown. MD M R.CP., of Penang, and 32. Harlevstreet. and Mrs.
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    CUSTOMS MEN GAVE CHASE
    184 9 (From Our Oun Reporter) Seremban, Thursday. IN the Kuala Pilah Police Court, Rajah Shahrome imposed a fine of $100 on a Chinese Customs 0.D.0., named Lye Sau, who was charged with doing a negligent act in connection with the shooting of a Chinese distiller with a
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    A BRIGHT MUSICAL FILM
    106 9 I ANE of the brightest musical films we vL n-r ad f <£ a lon time opened at, I tne Pavihon Theatre last ninht in '■Romance In The Dark", which features Bandore!' a d Unlike most musicals, however the are aU from well-known ?v?» 2" c
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    WOUNDED CIVILIANSPACK HOSPITALS OF CANTON
    322 11 JOE hoßpitab in Canton aro racked with result ..1 yesterday a air reida. Many hay to content ,v, Foreign visitors to the hospitals are horrified to lind that some of the ..ded are so badly disfigured that they no longer resemble human beings. Because ol
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    CHINESE READING CLUB MEETING
    257 11 ANCMiSLK oi inrmbcis oi the Straits Chinese Reading Club, a branch of the hinese Christian Association, met hist .Monday :iij;ht in the institute IJall. Prinscp Street, to hold the first meeting ol the 59th Session of the luh. Sir Oii'j: Sang Song X B E. was
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    Alleged Liquor Offence
    59 11 I "Sapore, Thursday. 1 revenue officers; ive tried to run away?" a Cantonese. Chan attempting to es'yrtV at St. Michael's W eferred against him g Court this morning. .Rawhngs): You SJ accused at- -.r having been ar- m connection with *We liquor by him. f and the
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    OVER THE ROOF
    14 11 Memoers of the untitled team which met England in an international
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    No Staff For Widening Of Roads
    92 11 «he Rural' Board". U of th 2 Rn h 1311, re plying, said that or u-iiSSJ a year Programme to rlh demng and tha Pasir Panat the bot Ith1 th 1 Programme, the Allows g adS has been P lann a. Chfnl B^ 311
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    Sold Five Tons Of Bolts
    283 11 Singapore. Thursday. A MALAY employee of Messrs. The United Lngineers, Limited, at Tanjong Rhu, pleaded guilty to .1 charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of five tons of bolts and nuts, the property of his employer, before Mr. J. C. H. Oldham, the
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    FLUCTUATIONS IN THE MARKET
    186 11 CTANTON Nelsons rfl) n gent appears to havp k Upward the arrested, but A certain amount of m P°rarily. vous operators it ***** by and in the absence i 1 absorbed. meagre offerings from but vt?r V terests have b4n unnh'! Eayt> bear in impression of
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    NEW TRADE PROTECTION PLAN
    84 11 Reuter. Mt: n tendency of British overseas trade was expressed I Board i; i ol th. recently in or attention to the isvcnin increasing adverse h-iKm--. payments, and declarin- tha^" sent world situation did notwarrant^ n Britain substantially more tSv Adi visib/e advene trade balance, as
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    M. P. APOLOGISES
    34 11 trirl 2FwP.i? the Jtwa f °r accusing tnem of backing insidious Communist V 1 Brit in made by Lieutenant-Colonel Charles J Kerr M.P chief Liberal National Whip in sr. official statement.
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    6 11 for appointment to the Canadian Senate
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    DOPE-RUNNERS GIVEN ARMY GUARD
    287 11 Geneva, June 27. PORTUGAL'S Government is implicated in the siffantic Japanese dope racket in occupied China. It has used its troops to protect activities of Japanese opium runners. Those were the sensational a negations made by Mr. Stuart Puller, United, States representative, before the League's Opium
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    THEFT OF PRINTERS TYPE
    134 11 Singanore. Thursday. YAM Kuan, an employee of Printers. Ltd. appeared before Mr. J. C. 11. Oldham, the second magistrate, on a charge of theft of printers types. Accused who was rer resented by Mr N. M. Mallal. pleaded guilty to the charge. Mr. Mallal addressing bis
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    67 12 CHI A.—Mr. Chia Hood Theam passed away on 10th July, 1938, at his residence No. 148, Killiney Road, at the age of 77. He leaves behind his wife, many children, grand-children and great-grand-children to mourn the loss. Funeral at Bukit Brown Cemetery on Sunday, 17th instant, the cortege
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    NEW HILL STATION?
    401 12 IN the an.vial report of the Game Warden's Department, just published an interesting suggestion is made by Captain Ritchie, the Game Warden, that the scenic possibilities of the King George the Fifth National Park might be more fully exploited if access were provided to the summit oJ
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    Boxing Offers Rich Rewards For CHAMPIONS! £200,000 For One Fight
    192 12  -  The Get Rich Quick Sport -By F.L. Vyse JOSEFK Louis Barrow, better known as Joe Louis, can at the age of twenty-four, talk jf retirement. He was, but four short years ago, a labourer at a cai factory: to-day he
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    Tunney's Fortune
    207 12 T'UNNEY was ence asked why he did not give up professional boxing. He replied: Show me any other occupation where I can make a million dollars in one year, and I Will give up this." He did so later as undefeated heavyweight champion of the world, with a
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    Boxers' Lean Years
    262 12 VTET Tunncy's million dollars In one I year Is not always the reward cf a boxer* Jack Dcmpsey fcVeraged only £10 for each contest not long before he reached the world championship, and ho has put en record that those fights •i-ere much harder than the ones
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    They Try To Come Back
    267 12 THAT Dempsey and Carpcntier have made a success of their business goes without saying. Dempsey s Restaurant is the meeting-place oi sports men throughout New York. fFjaUst Carpentier's serves a similar purpose in Paris. Boxing is the most firlde of masters. Tunney and a select
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    Notes & Comments They Are Not Cowards
    244 12 Notes Comments They Are Not Cowards 4 STORY explains a characteristic of A the Chinese people that has often puzzled foreigners, who have noticed how rarely Chinese who quarrel come to blows (writes a correspondent) The reluctance to use force leads the super- nciai ooserver iv infer that the Chinese
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    Of British Ships
    145 12 IT will be interesting to see what use- fulness can be achieved by the commission which is to go to Spain with the object of reporting on bombing raids carried out by either side on civilian areas. They will visit the bombing ,T (,u.- t of either
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    BRITISH PUBLIC ANXIOUS TO HELP CHINA DEFEND HERSELF
    122 13 Press Leads Demand For Government Loan Reuter. LOAN TO CHINA—A THIN G THAT thp n,,vp° NDON JULY > '."HI V ARE TO BUY AN TI-AIRCKAPT S n E PEO PLE NEED IF -HAS BEEN TURNED DOWN•iWrnifflS FOR THEIR DEFENCE TISH CABINET IS
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    11 13 The Canadian Government may untitled the other Dominions r mol c
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    ROUND THE WORLD IN 61 HOURS
    239 13 New York. July 14. ROUND the world in 61 hours and seven minutes such is the ret rd established by Mr. Howard Hushes, film magnate, who reached Men York at 10.30 p.m. to-night, beating the recnrd established by Wiley Post by a big margin.
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    15 13 General untitled the Governor left raw* H f rin Ston, thr ington on leave 3
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    16 13 Mr Ruger Craig Cumberland a young wounded by JZHi was mortal!-/ Wni-Vur M^ at hi!r Dohuk
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    HER SEVENTH TRIUMPH
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    Holidays With Pay Proposal Again In Commons
    136 13 British Official Wireless. 2& «s ipa £M» -kc, and M B rCM|U Tlln A„,,.] estimV£T r7 he addea. knliHov Up to tne c »d of 193« 7?50nn0 wlth L^ v !T« assured to about I woikpcopie_a proportion of Hp ETh T m f
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    19 13 A party of South African ex-Service men under Brigadier-General W e r SHS SS&$ Berlin on a good will
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    GIBRALTAR DEFENCES REVIEWED
    75 13 British Official Wireless. Sib v o. Lom,on July 14. John Simon, Chancellor of behalf of the Prime Minister to a question in the Commons to- nhcthe r instructions wcuid be riven to the Committee of Imperial Defence to review the whole question of the defence of Gibraltar
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    32 13 A rainfall which lasted 48 hours eansed 3 rXJi ye s to overfl in the Cantons mJFSL&T 1 and Lu cerne and landslips blocked roads in the Bcrntse Obe:land and near Lucerne.
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    27 13 Sir Ronald Lindsay, the British Ambassador in Washington, has repeated -212? WU L be w J llin t0 re -°p™ discussions on the subject of war debts
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    AMERICA HOPES FOR ARMS LIMITATION
    127 13 Reuter. San Francisco, Juiy 14 I'M United States is ready to P encotirase other great ptowen in any effort towards a definite reduction of world armamenis." said President Roosevelt, prior to review ing the American fleet here.' Declaring that everyone In the United States wishes
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    Lord Harlech
    39 13 British Official Wireless. London, July 14. THE Minister of Agriculture announced 1 in the Commons to-day that Lord Harlech, formerly Secretary for the Colonies, had agreed to accept the chairmanship of the Wheat Commission —RriMsh Official Wireless
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    ANNOUNCING— "ROBIN HOOD"
    146 13 "JWH iWOn --Ihe talc of Eof I E? m !n Z hrsc f»*uil a* venture* Vu niic J '•n' l ham seven in TC tho world over—starts as a Si>cciaii y written, it «ifi tell yo„ vividiv new this great hare of English literature lived and laved,
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    Who Committed Breach Of Commons' Privilege?
    236 13 Official Secrets Case Loudon. July 14. THEKL was a new development in tft; official secrets case in Commons this aftemooi. Colonel Ileneage said information had com? into his possession which would appear to be im-onsist.-nt with that upon which the Comim'tlee of Privileges founded
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    30 13 Mr. W. J. C. Richards has been returned for the European Constituen-y lto the House of Representatives in Burma in place of Mr. F. B. Leach who I had resigned.
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    29 13 British Official Wireless. complained of. The Speaker said that before cOmiiK to a conclusion he would like to have any evidence which could be submitted ten.m —British Official Wireless
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    26 13 Reuter. for the establishment of an inter-governmental committee in London who c c duty will be to continue to develop the \vork of the Evian Conference.—Reuter
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    INDIA MEDICAL UNIT TO CHINA
    148 13 Reuter. SPEAKING at a meeting af .i,, r,. London, July 14. China Committee i n" a ""der th e auspices of the for India to take to China the %JS EE? Poct wno short| y wi Congress Leu.ier dwelt on* P ndit India He reentJoned
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    20 Killed In Italian Air Liner Crash
    101 13 Reuter. Rome, July 14. AN Italian air liner carrying 20 persons has been lost off the coast of Tuscany. The wreckage nraa found a'ter 50 planes had carried :ut a search over a wide area. The plane, which belong to the Ala Littoria
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    16 13 Mr. G. K. Stewart has been appointed general manager of the Associated Newspapers of Ceylon, Limited.
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    NO BRITISH LOAN FOR CHINA
    93 13 British Official Wireless. THE Chancellor of the Exche- quer, Sir John Simon, stated in the Commons to-day that various proposals had been made by the Chinese Government for obtaining a loan in Britain. If in certain circumstances the Chinese Government found it possible to obtain
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    Evian Parley Ended
    165 13 Kvian, July 14. THE Refugees Conference adopted a resolution, regarding the number and types of emigrants which each country will be prepared to receive dividing them into various categories. I First there are those who have not vet I left their country ot origin but are deI
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    CASE AGAINST EUROPEANS SENT FOR TRIAL BEFORE DISTRICT JUDGE
    278 14 Charges Of Breach Of Trust Preferred Singapore, Thursday. II (.OI.DENBEUG and 0. Edwards t Wo Europeans, remand b*«Mr.G^^^^^ morniwt. when MP***WfcJSScttL from the Deputy informed his worsh.p that he had had mst acfUsed to be i'uhlic Prosecutor to apply for the
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    State Cricketer Charged
    112 14 Singapore, Thursday. C. G. Rodrigo, an ex-State cricketer, was charged in the Third Police Court to-day with using criminal > force to a public servant whilst m the execution of his duties. The complainant in the cas e was Inspector F H. Goodship. The alleged use of
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    STRIKER WEDS
    57 14 LAST night an Indian driver, one ot the strikers, married a conductor's sister at the Mariaman Temple. This makes the first marriage to take place during the strike. The president. Mi. M. Gurusamy. the 1 secretary Mr. K. T. Seng and about 100 striken witnessed the wedding and
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    MAGISTRATE THREATENS JAVANESE WITH ROTAN
    135 14 Singapore, Tlvnsday. rENTENCED In 1932 to seven years' rigorous imprisonment for attempted murder and convicted a:4ain soon after hir release for theft, for which he also had to observe ponce supervision. Suradi bin Supawira, a 25-year-old Javanese, came up for sentence this morning before Mr
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    29 14 His many friends in Kuala Lumpur, will regret to learn of the death, which occurred in Colombo on Monday, of Dr. E. T. Mac Intyre an old local resident.
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    GOODS TRAIN DERAILED
    105 14 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. WEWS of the derailment of ten W goods vehicles on the East Coast railway on Tuesday have just reached Kuala Lumpur but oassenger traffic is in no way Effected. The line was restored of the railways stated that the devilment
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    JUMPED FROM TRAIN
    171 14 Singapore, Thursday. IN returning a finding, at an inquiry I into the death of a Chinese, Lei Chan, who died as a result of leaping from the window of a Johore bound train on the night of July 6, Mr W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, said
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    RURAL BOARD
    51 14 Singapore,. Thursday. Mention was made at this morning's meeting of the Rural Board, that a new site will have to be found by October for the fair at the Malay Settlement. The present site occupied by the fair will, by then, be required for extension of the Malay
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    City's Assessment Value Increasing
    421 14 THE annual value of the town of Singapore within P boundaries for assessment purposes at the end o a was $1-5,798,817, an increase for the VI months of >6i>w cording to the annual report of the Assessment and fes Department, just issued. The report states: The
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    13 14 Mr. Foster Lee of Ipoh is a patient in the Ipoh District Hospital.
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    18 14 Mr T. D. Betteridge has returned to Kuala Lumpur from leave and is staying at the Station Hotel.
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    POLICE DRIVER ON TRIAL
    140 14 (From Our Own Kuala Lumpur, Thursday nEFORE Mr. A. J. B the first Magistrate to *ay eeedings were res *h« another driver oi J of appeared on a sum no criminal breacn 01 c P representation to wr. Lumpur Stewart of the uai nim for Police.
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    China War Does Not Affect Cinemas
    85 14 Singapore, Thursday. T HE war in China is not affecting 1 ih* cinema trade, according to Mr H S Dunn. Far East Supervisor Warner's offices. •'The Adventures of Robin HoodV' in spte of the broke the bo record in Shanghai at the Cathay Th
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    MOSQUITO BUSES TO REMAIN IN FORCE
    104 14 Singapore, Thursday. THE Registrar of Vehicles has no intention of discontinuing the service at present operated by mosquito buses between Bedok Village and the junction of East Coast and Joo Chiat Roads. Intimation of this is contained in a letter from that official to
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    22 Months For Possession Of Chandu
    73 14 Singapore. Thursday. TWENTY-TWO months' rigorous irnT nrisonment was imposed by Mr E a Former district Judge, Criminal DisCourt, this morning, on a Chinese. S2£r £beow Seng for being In possesion SHB uSS of non-Government chandu valued at $1,600 Teh Choo Kwong and Tan cnuan
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    ILLICIT CHANDU
    65 14 Singapore. Thursday. T-OUND in possession of five leaf paeFkcU of illicit chandu in a house in Bandar Street on the morning OfJuhj 13. a Chinese. Wong Km, was arrested and produced before Mr. H A. U?strfct Judge, Criminal District cou.i. ihis morning. Mnts The value of the chandu
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    STRIKERS WANT MORE HELP FROM INDIANS CASH DONATIONS
    433 14 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY £S^r™^^«WTRA Sr TO THE SYMPATHIS1KG ATTITUDE OF CHINESE CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS. While there were 800 Tamil strikers forming the majority of employees no clubs, except the Brahman Sabha and Sikh Societies, had preferred help. During the recent Municipal coolies strike,
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    UNNAMED VILLAGES
    48 14 Singapore, Thursday. Over 30 villages in Singapore are unnamed. This was revealed at morning's meeting of the Rural Boara, when it was decided to form a sudcommittee, consisting of the chairman. Mr. Lim Chong Pang and Mr. J. aElias, to go into this matter. STOP PRESS
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    TAXI DRIVERS TO GIVE TRIBUTE TO STRIKERS
    116 15 WH o£ ,S i PUTE MAY LAST MONTHS Singapore, Friday. JAB Malaya Tribune learns from an authoritative souro Ik., h. transport strikers have demanded from the v. l running on the Singapore streets a tribute of onl Tx, teXM b the duration of
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    NEW PLANES ARRIVE
    16 15 ONI of the two new planes which arrived vest*-* Mr to *»s™*t Weave's
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    SHARK TAKES DIVING BOY
    86 15 yr;!H.?: iMe crowds at the rail < f the Marnix van st. Aldcgonde, which left Singapore this v.re waving good-bye nds on shore a Malay divwho hud plunged into i i mm tossed toard from the ship, was taken l»\ a shark. rhe tragedj was witnessed
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    June Trade With Eire
    33 15 London, July H. n' I the recent Anglo- trade agreement are .shown ol Anglo-Etreann trade in June IM7 tn m Ouo in categoryof r- Poetically every Sec! Vuter. t0
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    Nightsoil Coolies' Threat To Strike
    303 15 jN addition to the <trik by nt I factory men of Pulo Lbnrnt PSS?? 1 Com P a ny workers and the Boennv concerning the men emp oyed a? the is ««atened in Singapore' hnf ma ly hey threatened a strtL^^^.fW statio "1 Albert Street*
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    NO NIGHTSOIL STRIKE YET
    45 15 A Singapore, Friday S the result of inquiries made this mcrning, the Tribune understands that the nigiilsoil coolies are carrying on SS ?u T k P pndin the decision of tne Commissioners, to whom they have agreed to submit their grievances.
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    Shooter And P. C. Fined
    132 15 Singapore. Thursday AT the conclusion of the case heard In r^ U i P Fiftn p dice Court before Mr. JL. C. Goh. in which two Police Constables attached to the Kandang Kerbau Police Station and a Municipal dog shooter on charges of using criminal
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    Blind Singer At New World
    98 15 The well known orchestra which played for the picture "Terang BuJaii," and which is takng part in th > all Java kronchong night at the New World arena on July 22 and 23, will play dance music for the charity dance at the New World
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    42 15 In a report appearing under the heading the MaJaya Tribune of Wednesday last, it was erroneously stated that Mr. B. H. Chia, of Chia and Co.. Solicitors, appeared for accused. Mr. Chia was, in fact, in court on behalf of the complainant.
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    30 15 The Rev. Goh Hood Keng will preach at the evangelistic meeting to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. JoseiDh Lim, 167, East Coast Road, to-day, 8 p.m.
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    Why Socony Workers Struck
    213 15 A 30CT 4.1 Indian labourers, em- ployed by the Standard Oil Company wbo struck wQrk yesterfl are temporarily accommodated in a fforiown of the Harbour Board. *v?J? 0k 2 man of thp strikers told the Tribune that the trouble arose out of rtf"* 8 the labourers
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    Singapore Wedding
    174 15 i rjRE&SED in a beautiful Benares saree ot gold colour with orange blossoms, ana carrying a bouquet of white lilies iiss Pushpajandi Clara Rodger* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. A Refers of rtengam Estate, Rrngam, Johore was married tc Mr. Xavier Jaganatben, of Kuala Lumpur, at the
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    "Underground" Reforms
    158 15 British Official Wireless. London. Ju'y 14. AN important step starts to-day towards A the reorganisation of traffic control of the London underground railways converting the London Transport Board's present telephone system to automatic. The full scheme will cost £150,000 and will take eighteen months to instal. When complete,
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    JAPAN CANNOT HOLD THE 1940 OLYMPIC GAMES PUBLIC WELFARE MINISTRY'S DECISION
    614 16 NEWS WELCOMED BY ATHLETES OF ALL NATIONS Reuter. f APAN cannot hold the World (tlvrnpk Games m Tokyn m J of reeret the news will oe reeeivcd by athleUs l»e™ t|)e Gamfs feelings ol great sali&faelion, f r U>
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    Ambrose Light Favourite For Steward's Cup Race At Doncaster
    69 16 Reuter. London, July 15. THE Stewards Cup callover resulted as follows: 100-9 Ambrose Light, taken and offered. 100-9 Gunboat. 100-7 Bold Ben (offered*. 100-6 Old Reliance (offered), 18-1 taken. 100-6 Ipsdcn. Harmachis, Davy Doolittle. Mixture. Firozepore, Lohengrin (all offered". 20-1 The
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    33 16 Diehard B.P. team vs. the Mayflower on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Happy "World covered 1 stadium: Michael Tan, Tan Ptng Ho-k. Ahmad Matter, Lee Kirn Seng, Kon Beng Sv.ee. Robert Yap.
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB
    130 16 THE draw for partners for the Oldfield Cup competition 118 holes medal play, undpr handicap iat the Garrison Golf Club on Saturday resulted as fellows: 3.30 n.m. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Reilly vs. Major and Mrs. L. R. S. Mac Fa- j iane. 3.35 p.m. Col.
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    t Beetcfteal Dept. XI Engineer's Dept. eeecsf team, who qualified[to. mcci « tcrdays hi the final el the Faner lup They beatthr Watef " (Tribune).
    23 16 t Beetcfteal Dept. XI Engineer's Dept. eeecsf team, who qualified[to. mcci tcrdays hi the final el the Faner lup They beatthr Watef (Tribune).
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    AUSTRALIANS TROUNCE WARWICK SHIRE
    131 16 Reuter. London, July 15. AT Birmingham yesteraar, the Australians beat Warwr-Ushire by an innings and 93 runs, dismissthe CWHity in the* second innings lor 118 runs after the tourists had declared their -nnings closed at 3fo t* 8. Scores:~ WARWICK: 179 and 118 AUSTRALIANS: 390 for
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    DRAW FOR MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP MEET
    553 16 ENTRIES ana the draw tec the Malayan lawn tennis championships issued this mmmc are as fellows MEN'S OPEN SINGLES Yadi, Lim Thian Tet. H. C. SanftOni. Sanoh, Yong Loon Chong. Samboedjo Hoerip. Chua Choon Leonf, Goon Kok Ying. H Kamis. Lim Dio- Djiem T.
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    MRS. McMORINE WINS ISLAND CLUB EVENT
    66 16 rr-HE Island Club July L.C.U. competi--1 lien held on Wednesday, resulted In *wta for Mrs. J. B. McMorme with a ne TV™ollo°wirV were some of the best cents returned. m Mis J. B. McMorme b7 Mrs Simond m Mrs. J. C. Dickinson 0 n
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    PHILADELPHIA GOLF SEMI-FINALISTS
    45 16 Reuter. Shawnee, Welaware, July 15. Tr«HE quarter-finals in the Pn.ladelphia 1 Gelt Championship tournament resulted as follows: Snead beat Foulis 8 and 7. Hines beat Nelson 2 and I. Ficard beat Sarazen I and 2. Runvan beat Smith A and 3 -Reuter
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    Y.M.C.A. BEAT BATA
    73 16 V.M.C.A. 2; Bata In a friendly soccer match played at the YM.C.A. ground yesterday, the V M C A. beat Bata Shoe Co., by two goals to nil, a goal being scored in each *alf The game was rather one-sided though the Bata rearguard worked hard. Bata
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    Padang Soccer
    49 16 The following members have accepted to play for SCC vs. S.R.C to-day on the SCC. ground:—E. C. Cherrin*ton; J B Stoddart. W. N. Rr ,h°ry; J. Welsh, F E Hutchinson, F. G. CtirT; R. N. Stevens, R. J. Forbes. K. C. Giilett, R. A. Hooper. K. Black.
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    58 16 T q of yesterday's ties In the R E Si.Club tennis tournament:OPEN MIXED DOUBLES SLand Mrs. Hill beat Lady Addison and MacPherson 7-9. 6-3. 6 CULLEN CUP Mr. and Mr, Leonard Scr. beat Mrs. j Ainger and Henderson -3 6—2, l oHANDICAP MEN'S DOUBLES and Marshall -15.1
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    More Incidents In Johore Soccer
    189 16 Crowd Invades Field <Fro?n Our Oicn Corresponds Batu Fahat. Thursday. VET another unpleasant incident, was I witnessed at the Stadium when the Chinese Recreation Club met the Drivers in a League soccer match. The Chinese won by I—o. Rough play was again a prominent feature
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    S.R.C ATHLETIC SPORTS HEATS
    82 16 I long jump and throwing ball were held lor morrow aitcinoon. The following were «.e results 100 Vi RDS. IST HEAT i. Tr' Mlnjoot; 2. F. A. de i£NG 3 JU MP ROS V A. de to* C. v y, ii Rnuderwvn and r. Humphries. H.
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    Excise Badminton
    61 16 The following ties of the Excise Party's j open singles tournament will be played at the Marigold court. Derbyshire Road, this Sunday at 3.30 p.m. sharp:—Chan Chim Bock (—l5» vs. Lim Hong Soon (scratch), Kang Soon Teck (—6> vs. D. Suppiah »—2». Quek Song Quee <—10» vs. Tan
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    MALAYA LAST AT BISLEY!
    59 16 Reuter Wireless. the Kolapore Cup at Cisley, Canada won with a tctal of 1.110 ni ints; Great Britain had 1,105, indiai,Ko, Southern Rhodesia 1.098. 1.098 and Jersey 1,U:»!. In the Junior Kolapore, leu lea wen with 551, Nigeria had 545, Gold Coast 519. Hongkong 548, Sudan
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    MALAYAN CUP TRIAL X
    72 16 SINGAPORE'S "Malaya Cup" player: were in training at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Trainer Yong Liang was busy giving advice and coaching several men. Four forwards, James Goh, Lai Chuan. G Day and Tee Siang had shooting practice Day particularly excelling in "snap" shots at goal.
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    Penang Cricket Test
    97 16 THE annual Europeans vs. the Rest cricket match to Penang will be played in Penang this week-end. The teams will be: FURCPEANS:—S. V Adams: L. H. Best. J V. T. Campbell, 2 Car* T M Clarke. H. C Darcy-Ir/me N. Davie* J 3 Goodrich J. I Mathison.
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    Cricket Teams
    125 16 C'ark? Bmgers team vs. S*\ Andrew's E'rool on Saturday at St. An draw's ground: S. M. Ally (capiv. Hock L m. M. Chclliah, S. Nair. R. Samv. Gregory de S Iva. A. Lim, D Nair. A Oliveiro. Murthi. E. Barker. Reserves: Horace Oliveiro. Ah Kow Clarke Rangers team
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    FARRER CUP SOCCER SEMI-FINALS Engineers Rout Water Department
    417 17 Electricians eliminate the i treasurer's team Vi enthusiasm iM displayed by Municipal employees who loudly cheered t heir respective departments on during the semi-finals of the Farror (up inter-depaitment soccer competition at Farrer Park vevierday. eaj --vA Engineer's Departments qualified to meet
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    England Beat Scotland
    463 17 I GOLF MATCH I-ij-Year-OId Record Maintained 1 By Air Mail» n\ v London. July <j. ND Scotland by 10 i!»'?»' "n lo si x in a P 'he links of the Koval St. < »'i> at Sandwich this was played once more as *;V a lie on
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE REUNION EVENTS
    220 17 rIE Muiital College will hold tfcf4r annual reunion u;u w.c.k end. Ihe profcruamu- i, as tallows: Tu-uuy: rootball: Graduates VS. Students, lor Dr. W. A. Nicholas' i.-up. Saturday: 11.30 a.m. Graduation Ceremony. After the ceremony the visitors will be conducted to the various departments. The new
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    Women's XI To Play Cricket At S.C.C.
    107 17 Interesting Game Arranged TO celebrate the completion of the re- construction of the Singapore Cricket Club, there will be a Ladies vs. Gentlemen's cricket match at 4 pm on Friday next. July 22 at the S.C.u. This will be followed by an '"At
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    15-ACE DOUBLES GAME
    64 17 FCR the first tune in the history mot a long history, no dcubt) cf the Fccng Seong Cup competition, the 15--ace doubles game will be adopted when, in a week's time, tv, a ties will be played ■ff in Kuala Lumpur. Arrangements are now well in hand
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    Muar Rangers Give Police A Fright
    252 17 I Nearly Turned Tables 'From Out Own Correspondent! Muar, Thursday. rut: Rangers, who are last oat one in the Muar FA League created a .surprise when they fully extended the Police who are second in the League when the teams met ln the second
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    HERE'S WHAT Film Stars Think
    1034 18 Noel Barber Tells You A New Game From Hollywood H EMEATBER f hp frameknown as M knock-W-k Used 4 o be a when yon an-J T weffe mP r e >ffyprintft inbl ad of booming young r>°ople, p r <<t iho first flg of youth.
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    THEY MEAN BUSINESS
    39 18 Peter Lorre and Edward Arnold 1 —to say mthing of the lades look as though they're hay- ing a pretty tough time in this "shot from "Crime and Punishment," next show at the Capitol, Singapore. V <
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    HAROLD LLOYD'S NEW FILM
    103 18 TIAROLD Ll"yd whose last appearance on the screen va in "The Jf;?kv Way." will do his best to disguise himself In In* next film as an elderly professor in a series of farcical "omments on the shape of things to come. Th?» film i« to be
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    STARDUST FROM HOLLYWOOD
    511 18 WHEN Gary Cooper left on a vacation recently he sought seclusion by travelling .as "William Grinnell." Bat recognised him. DELMAR WATSON, 12-year-old boy featured in "Heidi:' "Tovarich" and now Paramount's "Hunted Men," is c member of a family of 11 children, ail of whom have played kid
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    BED-TIME STORY
    13 18 "She's Got Everything"—including a nice, comfortable bed. Girl is Ann Sothern.
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    Development Of Arabic Programmes
    321 19 S f^!V the B B (Vs P in Arabic were inaugurated on January 3 1938, considerao c developments have been made in expending their appeal to all Arabic-speak-ing peoples. y j.s oi course, the news bulletin rpirt daily at 6 p.m. G.M.T. Talte f ew- witness
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      30 19 j JO,; «j, Liability! 11 H ICE j rb, nlv e*mH I Unt in at( of Clocks N fr the wide and vari ed 5 stocks of V,i \*»h Hingj
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      1010 19 ON THE AIR TO-DAY When And Where To Listen In SINGAPORE I LONDON I NIROM /II i 1.333 Mc s (225 0 mj TRANSMISSIONS 2 3 YDC 15.15 Mc s (19 8 m.) GSG 17.79 Mcs (16.8 m.) pm music. (iSF 15.14 Mc s (19.8 m) 4,50 Ti *ne signal.
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    STOLE TEN TIMES
    167 20 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. AN elderly Sikh and a middle-aged Mohammedan appeared in the dock before Mr. A. J. Grattan Bellew, the First Magistrate on a charge of behaving in a disorderly manner at Imbi Road The former who pleaded guilty, was fined $1
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    NEW WEARNE'S PLANES ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE Ever Normal Granary
    114 20 Reuter. Washington, July 14. THAT wheat reducing nations of th i world should establish what hc> called "an international ever norma! granary" to regulate and equalise the How ot grain into export markets, is thP suggestion made by Mr. Wallace. Sccre
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    47 20 The engagement is announced between Pavmond Cl'v* Jackman 2nd Oonr|rh*»s e'der son of the Ppv. H. C. .md Jackmpn. of Adi«ham. Canterbury, and Joan dnuphter of the late Maior R. J. and of Mr*. Bexhill-on-The brde was born in Tainin? where her parents were married in 1910
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    SMALLPOX DEATH
    77 20 CTRICT precautions were taken in 0 thr third-class ward of the General Hospital yesterday, no r s itors being allowed in. following the admission of an elderly Chinese woman. In a dvm«r condition, suspected to be suffering from small,ov She died about two hours t! i admission, it
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    NEWSPAPER PLANES
    43 20 "Newspaper-planea/' carrying loads of dTilv and vvceklv journals and magaz nes, are being used on an increasing scale' In Russia In flights between centres of papulation and remote areas, consignments of papers beine dropped by parachute over isolated villages and selltements.
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    PLANES ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE
    240 20 MALAYA'S INTERNAL AIR SERVICE WILL BE GREATLY AUG MEN TEE' WITH THE ARRIVAL YESTERDAY EVENING OF TWO NEW DE HAVILLAND 86 AIRLINERS. Leaving England last Thursday, the planes were piloted by Fit, Lt. Pugh. ace pilot of Weame's Air Service, and Capt. T. Bzresford. Weame's fleet
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    Musical Successes
    105 20 The following candidates of Miss K. A. Tan. 32 Tras Street, Singapore have passed the practical musical examination '.pianoforte) held recently for the Trinity College of music certificates: Initial: Passed with Honours Tan Siok Hwee, Hong Eng Seng. First Steps: Bessie Phoa (honours'. Tan Kah Lock (honours), Png
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    PASSENGERS BY THE RANCHI
    636 20 THE following are passengers i P. and O. "Ranchi" which Singapore to-day for Colon,: and Europe ports:— Mr. H. K. Ashby. Mr E D Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Ainger an Mr. I. Assudmal. Mi.ss E. N. Andn R. Argo, Mr. J. E. Arnott. Mr and
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    79 20 Van de Twist; Dutch; 1030 ton Belawan 14.7 to BeJawan 26 7 Ipoh; Brit.; 1278- tors fi Anson 14.7 to Port Dickson 21-7. Aeneas; Brit.; ***** tons froai G. COW 14.7 to Hongkong 16 7 Ranch!; Brit.; ***** tons fi i hama 13.7 to London "5 7 Halvdan;
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      127 20 QUICK NEW STRENGTH AFTER ILLNESS After a severe illness you feci so weak, you often despair of ever getting your strength back. Especially after operations, or wasting and other diseases, that affect your digestion, the thought of food is distasteful. Yet you must rebuild your body—you must have highly nourishing
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    Death Follows Fierce Storm
    463 22 HIGH WINDS SHAKE THE ISLAND Colombo. July 4. HEATH and destruction swept across Ceylon last "H** s the worst storm since April tore down houses caused high ttooas and put telephonic communication with Ihe Southern l rovince out of the question. The storm which began on
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    Broke Law Of His Tribe — Forgot
    192 22 Broke Law Of His Tribe Forgot A FTER solemn and lengthy trial in the police court at Colombo a killer was sent to face the execution squad—and entertained them before he was shot. Eight men had he slaughtered before the arm of the law reached oui I Previously the killer
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    19 22 Capt. R. C. Walford. of the Ceylon Army Service Corps, has been posted the reserve of his corps. 1
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    173 INVALID MARRIAGES RECTIFIED
    86 22 Tricoma!< <. jqu j QXE hundred and ieventy-thr* marriages performed in -j, comalee town between March and February, 1988. have been to be invalid. A gazette notification si S. G. Thambyrajah, who tnad entries in the register and issued tincates, had no authority to fa he
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    EX-MALAYAN CEYLON ASSN.
    95 22 Colombo. Jul' The newly-formed ex-Malayan I 1 Ion) Association adopted the cunstito- tion prepared by a sub-commitU the first business meeting. Mr. s M. Nathan presiding. The followine were elected office-bearers:— President: Mr. S. M. Nat run. Presidents: Messrs. Marshall Perera and E. K. Chengappa; Hon. Secretary:
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    18 22 Mr. R. C. W. Paulusz has beet untitled I pointed a second lieutenant In tb I lon Light-Infantry.
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    COLOMBO Y.M.C.A. NOT SHY OF DANCING
    233 22 No Problem Exists Colombo, July I JHE Colombo V.M.C.A. has M m ous objection to dancing, unlike the directors of the Galle bract who refuse to associate the Y.M.C.i. with dancing. Mr. Oliver Goonctillekc. Chairi the Beard of Directors of the V.M.C.A.. told "The
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      327 22 When a WOMAN. PvS tells you— 7 that people often take her J y for years younger than lltt puts this down to her white teeth, j^- at P 086 down to «p the fact ahe's used noth+~jT hag hut Calvert's Tooth Powder since she kit school Well, don't you
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      89 22 oylorL I VkwJL I (paq&> 1 WELL-MEANT SUGGESTIONS how you should get rid of that pain—and everyone of them is really right. But the many different suggestions only prove that the remedy which helps one person is not always right for another. Try them all? No—take GARDAN straight away. It
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      25 22 Tea was known named the "Divine Healer v Gold Leaf Tea that ternpe' spirits, harmonises the mina lassitude, relieves fatigue drowsiness, and clears the faculties.
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    ARRESTED INDIANS IN RUSSIA
    111 23 (United Press). (By Air Mail) Sanla. July 10. Mr. Dutt, Deputy President of the Central Legislative Isscmbly. and other members of tne I ngrcss Nat onalist Party, naT f tabled a resoratfofl to urge a delay M His Majesty's t mnent that it should keep itM
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    Reforms In Patiala State
    196 23 (United Press). Air .Mail) Lahore. July 10. HE Tnited Press' understands I hat the t amniittee. appointed bj His late Hiffhness j u Maharajah <»t Patiala for submitting (heir proposals on roRstituttoaal reforms in the S:.iti-. have rompleted their laln.nr>. < His late Highness bad given
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    Non- Congress Candidate Forfeits Deposit
    101 23 IBy Air Uril> Dp Karachi, July 7 Kress) was to-day declared elecc. s v f m «2 Hyderabad »-hi!. i Ir secur Pd 1 o;;5 votes nval Mr Lalehand Adva„ «uw« secant) deposit strn f h rf r!" p !:t l lrscat the &d A
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    NO NEW BUILDING FOR MADRAS ASSEMBLY
    161 23 (United Press). '»> Air Mail) I 1 Cor»fn Ma dras, July 10. Jha ncl, ,aVe de in 'telv lln K a n«-w m•* i(lea of c nstr «cor r ,llK for eith *r the T r th f Council. to house the Assement CounclJ
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    India Observes "China Flag Day"
    742 23 Japanese Aggression Condemned (United Press). (By Air Mail) IM) T «j Calcutta, July 10. |v express India s sympathy towards China in her struggle against observe^Tr 1 l* a ression of J »»™< "China Flag Day" was (July 7)" under the m lid of thY
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    China's Hopes
    23 23 Chime sludenU oj Caicvita —boys and girl*— observe the '•Cm?:a Dcjf.' Picture afeajM them ass'imnied at a meeting iM \Veil.;i'jtov Square.
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    FLOOD HAVOC IN BENGAL
    92 23 (United Press). (By A r Ma 1) Calcutta, July .0. Reports of devastations caus ed by floods consequent on the rivers Brahmaputra and Jamuna being in spate, are pouring in from several districts of North Bengal and East Bengal and Lower Assam. At a conservative estimate,
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    HON MR. TANDON SEES GANDHIJI
    82 23 (United Press). 'By Air Mail) r^ tJT TT Wardha. July THE Hon. Air. Pushottnmrias Tandon. who, it is .stated, is intending to resign the Speakership of the U P Assembly, interviewed Mahatma yesterday at Shevgacn and lett by motor with ex-Minister Mr. Muhammad Sua reef
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    23 23 (United Press). Primary Congress members numbering 1,80,000 have been enrolled vo far in 38 out of 48 districts in the United Provinces.--(United Press).
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    CHINESE RED CROSS SOCIETY'S MESSAGE
    145 23 (United Press). <H.v Air MaH) Tut xr Bombay Jam la. m National Ked Cross Society, Ha "kow, China, has sent the lonowiiig communication v* the thina Sub-Committee of the All India Congress Committee: that ycu are «wotoK the I urst ambulance unit to China has
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    CONGRESS PRESIDENT'S APPEAL
    148 23 (United Press). (B) Air i.lail) Catentta, jkv 7. A M*Bie*| appeal to hiJJ "MW to < cnuiuule Hberailt «o Dfcma Fund was nade by in* Cca? VCOi ire ideal in ecarse oi i rtateaiejtt to the United Pr-ss. Fo 3 lovv:iiv ifl the full :e>:t ji Mr.
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    European Railway Official On Trial
    204 23 (United Press). v'By Air Mail) Patna, July 8. y*HE Government Railway Police submitted charge sheet to day before Mr. Wanchoo, 5.D.0., Dinapore (Bihar) agains: Mr. Ralph. Deputy Controller. Dinapore, under Section 121 Railway Act. The tasr is a sequel to the Pun tab Express disaster
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    Narrow Defeat For Congress Candidate
    47 23 (United Press). Mr Pcshau 'ar, 3ul> 9. Ahd "l Rasbid Muslim l.eaguo was leUmieu (o the frontier Legislative Assernbu irom the North Hazara Muslim Fare I lonslitiicney. He polled 1,163 votes defeating Mr. I.lehdi Zaman «X ongress> by IS votes —< Butted P<«aa.)
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    Chinese General Staff Man In Singapore
    65 24 (icn. Chen Po Li, a member of the Chinese Genual Staff who has keen to Kurope to study latest military methods, with his daughter. They were photographed on board ship in Singapore on their way back to China. (Tribune). One of the greens at
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