Malaya Tribune, 16 July 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII. -No. 168. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore* Saturday, July 16, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1938 FIVE CENTS
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      69 1 I THE NEWS WITH YOUR I BREAKFAST Try The M O X X I fi I It I II I > X a rich »nd mellow wine for i•<•< asiorwith a delicious i AGENTS: f^/^^^^^?^ (INC. IN S.S.) 1 W9a a«A /rr 1 |KE| baby needs milk ™W front a
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      127 1 Read Tlie S U W D A l r i n i in i: Dominant In Malaya FROM J Q TO CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT "GROVE ESTATE" AREAS FROM 9,725 Square Feet TO 26,000 Square Feel Apply CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME-ORIENT. MEYER CHAMBERS (3rd Floor) <Optician
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES LATEST ANCHOR LINER LAUNCHED
    765 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES LATEST ANCHOR LINER LAUNCHED MAIDEN VOYAGE TO INDIA THIS MONTH ('OYIPLETION of the greater part of their extensive reconstruction programme, involving the expenditure of well over £1,000,000, was reached by the Anchor Line, Ltd., when their new twin-screw motor passenger ship Cilicia was handed over by the
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    ATLANTIC TRADE
    47 2 Osaka. ACCORDING to Japanese reports, for the first time in history a Japanese' steamship line has tought admission tc the powerful Atlantic Shipping Pool According to this report, the Osaka Syosen Kaisya has announced its intention of operating a regular schedule between America and Europe.
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    Physical Fitness Better Than Brains
    436 2 Work Of Pangbourne Nautical College PRESIDING yesterday at the r annual prize-day of Partgbourne Nautical College, Sir Philip Devitt, Hart., urged that there should be a physical fitness test in the schoolleaving certificate. Sometimes, he said, good health was better than flue bra?ns. The 200
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      487 2 STEAMER SAILINGS L.J T I P& Oand BRITISH INDIA r incorporated Id England). WW x T. A. 0. s. N. O. s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. S'poro. 1938. RAWALPINDI 17.000 In port CORFU 15.000 July 29 BHI TAN 0,100 July 30 BEHAR 0,000 Aug. B CHITRaI i:>,ooo Auk. H SOUDAN
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      398 2 I j SPECIAL HOLIDAY CRUISES J j Tor Ilangkok Saigon j (ANGKOR PNOM PENH) t By Luxurious One (Mas- Motorships. Displacement Tons. From Penang P.S'ham Malacca Spore m.s. "Alsia" (12.500» 26-7 27-7 28-7 30-7 I m.s. Boringia" (12,500) iO-8 17-8 18-8 20-a t m.s. Flonia" < 11.000» 8-0 9-9 10-9
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      283 2 HAMBURG- A MEHIK 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 nus. RHEINLAND via Manila July 17 tttii. LEVERKUSEN via Manila Aug. 3 m.s. ERMLAND via Manila Aug. 11 t m.s. BURGENLAND via
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      375 2 STEAMER SA.Ux Gs juoyp DOES YOI R LEAVE APPROACH Please let us offer you accommodation on the fastest, most modem and luxurious. N.D.L. EXPRESS LINERS. I Passage Agents: I LOHMANN CO., LTD, I 124, Robinson Road, Pnone 7505. B llll, ,B l B^^ STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO^TU LOCAL SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE,
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      564 3 (Jla&Aifkd > CMjoeJdiMm&nhL. PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDER** norn invitea for ihe materials or service For Municipal Tender Room a Date of Closing. •omoletlon and B*P a r'\ of Tian m Dell St. to Lv trlpiimatlon Rd- 12 noon, July 26. 1933. 1' s New Store ™j X >at Newton
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      611 3 PUBLIC NOTICES GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS will be received at Tne Office of the Settlement Engineer, Singapore, up to noon of the 27th July, 1938. for the following work:— Add tions and alterations to Electrical Offices. Workshop, Store, e*c.. at Kandarg Kerbau, Singapore. Every person applying for a form ol Tender
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      473 3 POSITIONS VACANT WANTFD Salesmen and Salesgirls on commission or salary, doer to door canvassing for a Guaranteed "Health Restorer." Apoly International Traders, 1 138, East Coast Road, Singapore. WANTED for up-country mine Chinese clerk, efficient typist with good knowledge of accounts, capable of extracting trial balance. Apply Box No. 293.
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      524 3 organs of the body. Restore USe 6arly s > m P toms f !J lost vitality and keep you «f If affC and aU female COm }I It plaints are banished, young, strong and healthy. 'JL IMIJIL Cold Label Im>x for Men's use. Silver label for Ladies' use. Obtainable at
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      616 3 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT LAU—KWAN. The engagement is an nounced between IHr> Lav Bed Ben younger brother cf Mr. Lav E|np Kan to Miss Kv.an Kenr/ V/ali, e:d-;.-.' daughter of Mr. a.'.d Mr.v X.van Boon< Kour. CHIA.- Mr. Chia Hood Theam passed away on 10th July, 1938, at his residence No.
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    PRODUCE
    182 4 Singapore. July 15. R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $151 R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $145 R i Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $140 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $208 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 $198 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 $180
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    VESSEL ARRIVED
    70 4 Medusa, Brit. 579 tons from Tumpat 14.7 to Tumpat 16.7. Hydra. Norwegian. 1.375 tons from Bangkok 16.7 to Bangkok 17.7. Hermod. Norwegian. 1,514 tons from Bangkok 16 7 to Port Swettenham 20 7 Klang. Brit 1.432 tons, from Port Swettenham 16 7 to Penang 18.7. Rawalpindi, Bnt.. 16
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    885 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore. July 15, 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 4!- 4 6 Asam Kumbang 201- 31 Austral Malay 441- 48 -norn Ayer Hitam 24!9 25 9 Ayer Weng 0.57 V 2 0 62 »/2 Bangrin Tin 213 22.6
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    Drastic Tin Cut
    528 4 rpHE process of resolving the problems oi the tin-mining industry is i very gradual one, but the meeting of the International Tin Committee recently brought general agreement between the producing nations very much nearer. The decisions reached, none the less, provided some surprises. The first lay in
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    226 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Company Dividend Books close Singapore, July 15, 5 n m Total for TIN: Date Ex Div n "ancial Hongkong Tin 5% less tax A,,c,o ayable Date to date Kampong Lanjut 6d. No. 11 j u i y 2 0 Ug 12 Jul y
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    240 4 6% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30 000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 95 105 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: .5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31, Sept. 30 mn mo 4y 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int"" 102 norn Mar. 31. Sept. 30 ttm 190.9 red. 1955 1,000,000' Int" 110
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    397 4 LONDON COMMODITIES I RUBBER Previous To-day ?ld Ton« Steady Firm tn Spot buyers 7516 w 3Aieri 7*B 73„ Ist Forward (August) Buyers 7 l 4 75 16 .Sellers 7% 73/ 2nd Forward (September) Buyers 75 16 73 Sellers 7^ 8 77^ ird Forward (Oc' Leo.) Buyers 7
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      274 4 SAFE DEPOSIT A specially constructed strong-room, protected by a heavy entrance door, contains a large number of private safes each fitted with a deed box. These are obtainable at a rental of $5— p.a. upwards according to the size of the safe required. further particulars from P o BANK. UNION
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      121 4 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASS\ DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Friday noon. NTn TVRCQ Buyers. Sellers, wo. i.x.R.S.S. in cases (FO B. July> 242» odi Good F.A.Q. in bales 2 (F. 0.8. July i 2Vw 9-J5 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose. 8 'awardable Spore) 24"43 2°- Jllly 24 g 245« do.
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      192 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) a CAPITAL: «rj^JLi o,ooo ooo 00 Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. BEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: iMreetor J172 Secretary 4944 General Manager 3513 Accountant 102« Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA." LONDON BANKXRft: NEW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltt, p*¥J J
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    FRENCH DUELS MAY BE BROADCAST
    190 5 Paris. RUNNING < < mmentaries of duels ina\ he broadcast throughout France, according to M. Lanzeron. Ike Prefect <»f Police here. The tradition of duelling in France dies hard, as the recent duel between t«< famous dramatists. M. Rounht and M. Henry lirrnstein, sheu ed
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    24 5 A grant of £8300.000 for the essential commodities reserves fund is the larg- esl item in a supplementary civil esti- mate totalling 19.015.210 1
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    Nine Million Days Lost Through Strikes
    455 5 (United Press). Out of thi t.47.801 workers involved in these dispates. Bengal claimed i*».">.(;w men. Bombay's number was mMH men and the number of men nnohvd in the V. P. was «3.350. Sin* Onan Delhi. p an( j Baluchistan were the quiet provinces Orissa
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    48 5 (United Press). The Government of Bombay <tre con1 S a a rm C r eme f0r joinin S Uie Mahi »nd Sabarmati rivers for increasing the 'act wa 0 wate r„ fOT irrigation ITiis w s revealed at Ahmedobad reo Hon Mr Nurie Minister Preset C Works «United
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    ARAB WOMAN'S "POSER"
    115 5 Jerusalem. a probiem for 2? k Iltar >' in A refus€d to take hp ness because she income a moth*/ ad been called by the in which two Arab iUon Contrary to the Kaier«»Wken the d V RA dent f the Court. r h > adml;. f
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    BEST WAY TO LEARN ENGLISH
    199 5 T Berlin. HE best way for a foreigner to learn Fnelish is to make friends with an English girl. This is the opinion of a young Dutchman writing of his experiences in England in the German paper Angri.T Am Abend. English girls are very nice",
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    THERE'S NO HORSE NONSENSE ABOUT THESE RIDERS
    21 5 -.nee Show »ilto». Surrey. P lol ram.ns quart, rs at Thames Jump.njr competitions. lection
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    CHINESE LEAVE JOBS, JOIN UP
    281 5 L IKE a the war fever ha, seized 52!!' W strata. Scaree.y a day passes workmen suddenly running away to join (he f 1 was thai «f three printers whose disanpearaT,. f a.n,os, he ,d up the puh.ieation of a hoo k X^L *»<««-?snt?K T*o
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    School Speech Day
    113 5 Singapore, Friday. THERE was a large attendance of tearirf5 er QK n pupils of the Methodist fhf present th afternoon at the annual speech day C .°ul reg dtea at tne Straits Chinese dlS >H Chl L rCh the girls were pre In honour of their Cambridge
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    87, SEEKS WAY TO MAKE RAIN
    179 5 4t iL London, July 5. age of 87 Mr Oliver I*4*. Sc.entlst and Spiritual is trying fi n( a wav to crta(c v ain at wj( I The recent drought has led him to pursue his experiments with renewed 1 energy. 'Sir Oliver has
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    TUNNEL TO TRANSPORT 12,000,000 BOOKS
    104 5 Moscow. AVER 12,000,000 books arc shortly y to be removed to the great new building in the centre of Moscow which is to form the Lenin Library. Tr* task of moving the vast collection—claimed to be the largest in the worla—is to be carried through
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      106 5 Get that little fff EXTRA f PLEASURE L*mL Out of life J74 To get that little extra pleasure out of life in these busy, hustltng days it behoves you to— KEEP FIT. Be full of vim, vitality and A Wf S A vigour 1 How By simply taking Beecham's £t
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      206 5 »and note the Difference CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LID. FRrrnnm AUCTION SALE OF M the S*« H f»°«OM PROPERTIES. Solicitors). ca sq. ft (Messrs. Drew Napier SS. fetftSSA ,67 *«■*««> Road. J^Sa-BaSsS?-^ of Glove Road and 3.576 sq. ft. (Measrs Aditon gSuSw s "*aP°re, area Valuable 99 years' leaJJSnST?*^™ 8
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      56 5 .■Mi OF CHIJYA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter), J 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
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    MARKET TRUE TO FORM
    146 6 Singapore, Friday. 4 FTER the somewhat pronounced rise that has recently taken A place, the slight reaction that has oee««d th» week no altogether unexpected, and Ihe market may be cons.dercd o be P !Sng true to form, states Messrs. Lewis Peat (Smgaoore) Ltd., rubber report.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    120 6 Singapore, July 16. Ships iloagside the Wharves or expected to arrive. M East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Kutsang 22; Ashridge 20. Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2> Rawalpindi 18. Africa Maru 11; Aeneas 9; Saparoea 7. Empire Dock (Entranse Gate 2) Klrisima Maru
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    EXCHANGES
    174 6 The following are the cxche.ns* this morning according to J. 11 chcula? SJS by the Hong Keng and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING Singapore, July 16- i rp rp 2;3 29 32 London T.T. 2 3 29 32 London demand 206 y Lyons demand «403. Switzerland demand JJJg Hamburg demand
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    Z- * +!—— * \ \ POSTAL INTEIAIUiiiWE |
    139 6 Z- POSTAL INTEIAIUiiiWE TO-DAY PVTE AND TIME FOR I>EU July 1« 2 p.m. Europe and Great Britain x X.L.M. g 2 p.m. r *anx X.L.M. 16 3 p.m S East. North ana Sou* pm. X .Parcels only, 4 p.m. Kcmlman and Kemasek 64 P£ taboean Bill* X P Muntok senang
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    154 6 Mails expected from Netherlands! Indies by Air (X.L.M.) to-day. Deln'enes of boxholders' letters only 4.30 p.m today and general deliveries of letters and LB reels 8 25 a.m. respectively on Monday. Mails expected from Europe etc. Amsterdam, by Air (X.L.M.) tc-day. Dehveries of boxholders' letters onl\ 7..JU pjn
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    24 6 The s.s. Kota Agoeng for Java. Mail.previously announced as closing M 1 30 p.m. to-day will now close at 4 p.m. today.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    32 6 The Air Mall (Imperial) despatched from Singapore on July 8 was dehvercc. in Londcn yastentaor The Ai> Mail »Netherlands* despatched from "Singaporee on July 9 was denvcrcc" in London yest.?rday.
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    Separate Electorate For Muslims
    103 6 (By Air Mailt Calcutta, July 6. GOVERNMENT Bill seeking to amcna A the Calcutta Municipal Act has been drafted by the H. S. Suhrwardy, New Minister for Local Self Government. Tho Draft Bill will provide separate electorate for Moslems instead of joint electorate which the late
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    To-day's Diary Of Events
    241 6 SPORTS FOOTBALL: Malaya Cup. Singapore v. Combined Services, Stadium. CRICKET: Singapor v. Selangor. S.C.C, First day; Medical Cou>°e "Graduates v. Students," M.C.U., St. Andrew's v. Clarke Rangers, S.A.. Raffles Institution v. St. Joseph's. R.A., Indian Assoc v. CS.C., CS.C, A.C.S. v. Victoria School. Victoria School. ATHLETICS:
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    319 6 Singapore. July 16. MINING Buyers Sellers Amnats 4- 4 6 Ayer Hitams 249 Ban grins 21 3 22 6 Batu Selangors 1.35 1 40 Chenderiangs 15- Hitam Tin 0 38 0.43 Hongkong Tin 23 9 24 9 Heng Fatts 0.99 1,02 Idris Hyd. 7 9
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    50 6 The Postal authorities have agreed to change the names of within the municipal lUglte 0{ vch' in Madras Presidency known as «g MM 2fl£3 veil.' But the Rah way has expressed his inabiLW to agree to a similar change in tne wwnes oi me Railway Stations in the same W»-
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    CHINESE ASSOCIATION DISCUSSES NEW BILL
    595 6 «m i owing are extracts nf minutes of a Committee meeting Association held at the Garden Club on lHuradaj pm re the Sedition Bdl chairman oxp! n .fiAn nf tVio hill '.it-lrt :nKmiil i tiOUS pOrUOH Ui ur- uiu an.' 4 the following report: "The
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    87 6 British Official Wireless London. J Paris 178 21 32 New Yuri: 4.93' t Geneva 21.55* 4 Amsterdam 8.95 7 n Milan 93 3 4 Montreal 4 Berlin 1? 27' 2 Pra vue 142 r 3 Copenhagen 22.4ft Ftockhclm 19.39 1 *> Oslo 19.90 Vienna nominal Madrid nominal Lisbon
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    Cordon Rubber Estates
    563 6 HPHE fifteenth annual general meeting oi Gordon (Malaya) Rubber Estates, Limited, was held at the Abercom hooms. London. E.C. Sir Frances Voules, C.B.E. 'chairman o+ ths company), who presided, said that the amount of rubber they produced during the past year was 2,068.1001h.. which compared with 1,5J2.4011h.
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      142 6 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL A Tt.NH»f ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 P.M. TO 9.15 P.M. DINNER and DANCE (formal) FROM j 9.45 P. M. TO MIDNIGHT j NON-DINERS Si.oo RAFFLES ORCHESTRA Directed by Dan Hopkins !!S E A VIEW HOTEL TO-NIGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE. From antic night. i PLEASE VOL. CABARET BY THE
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      35 6 Weariies Air Servirjgg I <«L Have to announce that their express air service will resume its daily service on Monday, Augu> Ist Sunday excepted, at the usual times. Cheap return tickets are available. I .mit
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      537 7 CHURCH SERVICES Details For The Week-End ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion m. Matins. Choral Eucharist. Holy Communion, m. Sunday School pm. Evensong and Sermon. Pr< icher: The Archdeacon. Weekdays, i mmunion on Monday. Wcdnec* iday at a" a.m.. and rhursday and Saturday Service on Wednesday at C j pm.
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      40 7 WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE 't just dec™f itf ,yo^r,< ddo «M» tdig* S L Little K?er PiS£ C rt bile flowing £SL U _ff two pints of ">ak,n« bile flow freely' Sot to^?? Z,n ,n «ything dse. Price: s^",
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      407 7 'Malay Service). Cla^e.s SUnday 001 and Bibl L£2- OOfPrt Service, (la Kneliah) Speaker: Mr w Jiv,n V JZealand RedlclJ rjf Ne* Eng]fsh° BibJe lr Speaker: Mr. L. J. Donaldson. "BETHESDA" (Katong) s JT cl n and M n Sav 8 Pm/ Practice, i Service' be a Baptism W<^«Ua?, ~M Pm.
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      54 7 DEFEAT Mw9 h you dl 'P .your finger in treacle U~ In addition, and r!m ana tins is not so generally appreciated Jhc New Shei! .V lotor o s afe fncon to the r is to But the oil film k m <™& that it mm not break. I'rove these
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      429 8 1 CAPITOL 7J I I PETER LORRK I Ea cr lv Awaited in Eve.y Corner of the Earth! I S ZIZZ TO-Night Last Night 7.45 P.M. 4 1 lilt Tvvo Shows F r Payment- Jane Withers in 2nd Show —mCtm f v 4 WILD WOOLLY Dra Triels^«r e 2 »cts:;
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      249 8 ,T'S HAPPY, HILARIOUS AND WNffW-* FIRST-RATE COMEDY-LAUGHTER TREAT. GLADYS SWARTHOUT, JOHN BOLhb JOHN BARRYMORE "ROMANCE"in the DARK" ALSO LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL JOHN HALL, DOROTHY LAMOUR. C. AUBtK "HURRICANE I "HERE J J| OPENING TO-NIGHT 615 »»15. I I SCREEN'S MOST I I I POPULAR COMEDIAN IN jWjlj 1 I A
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      284 8 I The TALK of TOWN! WELS ADVENTURE! < 1 I Tho attack on Kublai Khan's Palace <\FE The Tortures of Kublai Khan and the 111 gowin. up of the Palace Gates 1 ICAPITOL.... 3 SHOWS DA,LY I-The ADVENTURES of I MARCO POIO." with B^ss^tr^ Introduce nnd rrGreat World ShoWi CABARET
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    BRITISH NAVY No. 2 WILL HAVE 150 WARSHIPS
    162 9 4 BIG RECRUITING CAMPAIGN FOR THE VITsHOBT I.V BE LAUNCHED, TO PROVIDE MEN FOR THF -«prnvA \AVI WHICH BRITAIN IS NOW BUILDING SECOND I addition to Hie Fleet which is present in full commission on the none than 150 warships of varii
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    176 9 Arrived fn m N.E.I by KNILM plane Bit li. mers >a :h, Mi pye. Mr. Veit- Mr Zuidema. M a Wise. Mr. HeArnv n N.E.I, by KLM plan? "Oehoe": Mr J C Moll rus, Mr E O Kre■vk. Mr 0 van Nij. nhoff, Mr. n. L. Wymer,
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    THESE ARE THE VICES OF AN ARTIST
    118 9 the Germ*n ibithtn Century German Art (rejected Galleries London Th 7 took place at thj Ne Burlington John, famou?n ainl .r TI.1" r _„'-X?" *i f< i b> pened °> Mr artists. SnE n nnl tlo mdudfs works b > 311 the German
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    Europeans Think A.R.P. Over-Done
    167 9 C3l\C\vnnr it Singapore, Friday. V-><-AI ORE Europeans are oi opinion that precautions taken by Government, regarding air raids in Singapore are premature and likely to cause unnecessary a!arm among the Asiatic community That is a conclusion to be drawn from ta* minutes of a meeting of
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    CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS
    290 9 JZ u re nume ™us Clubs tn Singa»l"e .!?f 7 Y I)ers °f wMch readers oi the 'Malaya Tribune." This Diaru fe provided specially for them. Secre inn% &*W 10 c °-°Peratc tn keepmg U up-to-date and complete. Hanpcnings of general interest will stilt >;e (n
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      46 9 Far st: k < "nfurt. Economy Etc. CONSULT 1 ffiadOffl J 11 South Bridge Rd Qfhce: 348. n Brrw. i£ SINGAPORE m*ee testing. PSl SF THIS CATCHES A YOUR EYE j REMEMBER I E TRADE MAR kXI j WOODWARDS I GRIPE WATER I keeps baby well r.
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      29 9 Werner Schur's DORMEN TABLETS FOR SLEEP. One Dormen gives a sound, refreshing, dreamless sleep for 6-8 hours. Safe and effective. .51.20 a tube. Chari Co., 20. Robinson Rd., Spore.
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      80 9 I ROSY CLOUD PERMANENT WAVE, t No. 36. Dhoby Ghaul, I 1 Latest I.ishinnable Wave you may moose. Xl 2. Expert Workers at your i| Services. Ii 3. Guarantee 8 months Charges *Ictlcrately. A Trial Will Convince You. [I PRICE Wjvflh $•->-. j to-day MARLBOROUGH POSITIVELY LAST THREE SHOWS 1
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      419 9 I THE ADVENTUBFC i="< I IHh ADVENTURES bti* Role He Was Bern to Play! OF ROBIN HOOD THE FILM OF ALL //as Everything ft^^l^ WITH A GREAT CAST OF STARS j WATCH FOR SCREENING AT W^^^^^l i\ L I! /\/V\ D IX/\ OLIVIA DcHAVILLAND BASIL CLAUDE RAINS lI<iIniroV rf-i P«sric
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    HAWKERS AND DISEASE
    520 10 -TYPHOID cases in Penang have been increasing from year to year, according to the Munieinai Health Ofocer, Dr. W H. Brodie, who urges stricter control of hawkers on the ground that the number of ca?es emanating from that particular source is not small. Opinion* tire sharply divided
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    1055 10  -  FACTORS WHICH CAUSE FATIGUE if You Want Efficiency Don t Ask Men To Work Overtime iiv E.T. Huang i r*CHOLOGY now being s> in order to increase the cnYJeacy and h< vell-Uin? of the nut has v in industry. Hitherto, ail <tforls have i d rccted Uiwarda lisereasing
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    235 10 "Looker On urii have never had a batsman iikr r- adman,' asserts a crickeer. AnC if it f;nns to <hat., th? bowk rs haveni born so frightfully keen on him, either, i During a radio talk an explorer mentioned that the wild and savage tribes of
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    China Loan Plan Is Not Yet Turned Down
    121 11 July IS. |7 R 031 a tmstr worthy source, fritter U sums that i he impression d from ye»--i .'s i c ports Cabinet t. ir meeting v n Wednesday anted town it for a lo China is %S£* the (a- j
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    KING BETTER
    14 11 I onJon, July 15. King is conellent progress, xpected later.— R< ate.
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    FAR EAST COLONIES GET NO ASSISTANCE
    303 11 Development Board Busy With Africa REMARKABLE feature of the arm .ml London. July 15. which has just been issued" i» «T f th r,)]onial development Advisory Board colonies ar, passed over in J*** tho I,lob!e of the Fsr Essten the development works In the
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    MERCURY TO FLY THE ATLANTIC
    96 11 Reuter. W London. July 13 FATHER permitting, the 3i< rMtry, the upper section .if the Short-Mayo composite ail craft, will fly the Atlantic from Feynes to Canada and the I nited States on July 20. carrying half a ton of freight consisting of news reels,
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    45 11 Tanganyika is the central Organisation and the work carried out there benefits all African territories affected by tne ftj In these circumstances the Commit*. have recommended a free grant oi £207.974. spread owr the next seven years, lor the prosecution of research into the problem.
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    Eleven Killed By Bomb Flung In Market In Old Jerusalem
    204 11 Reuter. At leas. 11. including on ,e„ and ek Idrcn wn killed and 15 injured. Police and troops have been posted at all main centres of Jerusalem to prevent repercussions of the incident in Jewish quarters. Arab shops were closed
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    Italian Aid For Japan
    39 11 Peiping, July 15. NEWSPAPERS in Peiping report tha Mussolini is ready to send blackshirts to the Far East to assist Japan if a third power were to send troops to assist China.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    Japanese Mobilisation Scheme
    45 11 Shanghai, July 15. ITNDER the Japanese Mobilisation BUI. U the Japanese public are now fori bidden to store privately sugar, flour, eggs, butter, tea, coffee, firewood, paper, hides, fertilisers, petrol, chemical articles, medicines, cotton, motor-car parts or wireless instruments.—Sin Chew J.t Poh.
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    \Z{;Pm' in rraial ,J" U: surface of S(l"an a- hesqueeeees
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    CONFERENCE ON BOMBING
    103 11 Paris Meeting Next Week-End Shanghai, July 15. 4 N International Conference lo deal with the problem of bombing of open cities will be held in Fans on July 23 and 24. The China Branch of the International Anti-Aggression Campaign has gathered huge quantities of material in the
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    26 11 Six high officials of the Vatican headed by Mgr. Marco Martini, a Prothonotary Apostolic of the Dataria.' arrived n Quebec to attend the Canadian Eucharistic Congress.
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    INDUCED MALARIA AS CURE FOR PARALYSIS
    119 11 INDUCED MALARIA AS C URE FOR PARALYSIS tandem, July 15. tof th "mosquito farm" 27,000 mosquitoes have *mgk female and rta so that they in <> hif>ct patient, forms cf disease Uj induced malaria is n nt, is %iirtr in the try of Health malaria hor ten ot general paralysis
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    PEACE MUST BE BASED ON LAW
    165 11 British Official Wireless London, July 15 C PEAKING at a banquet at Birmingham. P th 2 Prime Minister made a brief reference to the world outlook. He .said that he was convinced that the influence that Britain cculd exert for others as well as
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    NO REASON TO FEAR SLUMP IS IMMINENT
    135 11 -iewed the trade had been unfavourable ne hat lhe course of making t) IC best csrimate inev could L lescnted1 escnted h,s he said that gerate iLeii disappomtmerxi eye srou,ld lhe > S exag 11C abund--* a uuing lha[ the Present situation had
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    HURRICANES' NEW RECORD
    112 11 Fleven He Wild iiurricancs" —fastest fighting planes in the wcrld—and several other Rova! Air Force machines took oil from Northolt Aerodrome, near London, for France to take part m an air display. The "Hurricanes." which are capable of 350 miles an hour. broke the London-Paris record with
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    40,000 Troops Isolated
    83 11 Reuter. Burgos, July lj. JT is estimated that 40,00e Republican troops are isolated at Iforade Rubielos as a result of the Nationalist ad--222 tmvnrds Sagunto, without' hone of withdrawing their material The Republicans claim that hi course of an aerial battle southeast oi Sarrion nine Nationalist planes
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    Helping The Refugees
    85 11 Reuter. Evian. July 15. THE International Refugees Conference I 1 concluded to-day with a general exchange of compliments. It adopted a resolution establishing a permanent international committee in London to promote orderly emigration of refugees from Germany and Austria. The first meeting will be held on Aug.
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    Japan Loses 570 Aircraft
    103 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 15. j TOTAL of g7O Japanese war pJanea have been destroyed by the Chinese air force and antiaircraft batteries during the first year of the Rno-J ipancse hostilities, according to a statement issued from t Headquarters of Aerial Operations io
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    Japan's Naval Losses
    43 11 I Hankow. July 15. I is reliably estimated that in ihe past fortnight, twenty-one big and small Japanese warships were sunk and 19 aamaged, including an aircraft carrier, cruisers, and destroyers, which were figged towards Shanghai Sin Chew .jit Poh.
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    Sweden As Mediator
    41 11 Reuter. Stockholm. July 15. RUMOURS connecting Sweden with mediation in the China conflict are authcritativelv denied. It is stated that the Swedish Minister's visit to Hankow is due to necessity of contact with the Chinese authorities there —Renter.
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    24 11 Mr. Robert S. While, "rather" of the Canadian Bouse of Commons and Mrs White have recently celebrated r he •vamond jubilee of he wedding
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    22 11 Men and boys employed at the untitled Kirkby Colliery, West Riding have ci« (d off the strike which has been In oro
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    'TERRIERS' GUARD PALACE
    126 11 F°S the nrst time history RriJS57 it 7 ,ials Members of Britain's "spare time" Army) nad the honour of mounting 52***. Palac? and St James's Palace in London when the Honourable Artillery Company took over the guard from the 2nd iJaltalion «v s^ uards for 24 hours.
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    ORDER FOR 1,000 PLANES GOES TO NUFFIELD WORKS
    170 11 British Official Wireless London, July 15. 'FHE largest aircraft order ever A given to a single firm will be the first to be dealt w«th at Lord Nuflield's £3.000.000 aircraft factory, the first turf on the site of which was cut to-day
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    THOUSANDS CHEER WORLD FLIERS
    135 11 Reuter. Ml? n NCU Yor!<> Juiv J5. li. Howard Hughes and bis fellow fliers received a tremendous reception here when they .irovr through th»- city to-day. Thousands of madly cheering people thronged the pavements and torn paper sh< wered from the windows cf the skyscrappcrs, while
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    29 11 The Vatican Post Office is to accept correspondence for air mail, and wiU issue a set of eight stamps rangin» horn 25 centesimi to 10 lire to be used
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    TALK OF A DUEL: COUNT NAMES A SOCIETY MAN
    2260 12 "HUSBAND'S TEARS NOT UNMANLY" Solicitor's Allegations At Reventlow Case Hearing (Br Air Mail) London, July 6. rFHREATS that he would pu( his wife "on the spot" and take their A child away from England were alleged against Count HaugwitzReventlow when he
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    RUBBER FROM TOMATOES
    172 12 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 8. PROFI sSiilt Giovano Mauri, the Italian i\\tm lit claims to have tuple ted his experiments m inection with producing artiI»i n-bber from the residue of alter they have been > into t whvto puree. Ihuj <o the Professor the (;i
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    Possession Of Hemp
    85 12 Singapore, Friday. IjiOß being in possession of deleterious drugs—namely, four packets of Indian hemp—an Indian named Kadir Maideerj was fined $10 or three weeks' imprisonment in default by Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge, Criminal District Court, this morning. Shortly after nine o'clock on the night of
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    COLONIAL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS
    125 12 Fro?,v Our Own Correspondent) London, July 8. THE following promotions, transfers and re-appointments In the Colonial Service are announced: Administrative Service: Mr. S. T. Williams. 'Class 18, Malayan Civil Service". Under-Secretary, Straits Settlements Police Service: Mr. W. A. C. Haines < Assistant Commissioner of Police I, Superintendent
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    This Man Stole Potatoes
    149 12 Singapore, Friday. -|7<OUND guilty of theft of 10 katties t of potatoes (worth 60 cents) a «5 H B coal-carrier. Tan Ah See, W as H thfs fined three weeks' r.i.) in the Third ronce Court. Accused admitted one previous conviction He told the Court that
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    21 12 Mrs. M.R. Swayne, wife of the manager of Messrs. John Morey and Co. Singapore, has sailed for a holiday in England.
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    Before The Rift
    29 12 Count and Countess Haugwitz-Reventlow spent Christmas together al *'t. Merita, where they are very popular. Pict'ire shows them together returning aflei a walk in the town.
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    Edwards And Goldenberg Appear Again
    85 12 Singapore, Friday. WHEN Harry Goldenberg and Oswald Fdwards appeared before Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge, Criminal District Court, this morning, they claimed trial to 12 charges of criminal breach of trust in respect of moneys allegedly deposited as securities by various people employed as
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    Sampan Coolies
    61 12 j Three .sampan coolies pleaded puilty Ito gaming in public at Clyde Terrace I yesterday in the second court before Mr. •J. C. H. Oldham. I Court. Inspector Wray told the court that these sampan coolies usually gamI ed while waiting for passengers. His honour fined each $1
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    Constable Who "Passed Out," Awoke In Lock-up
    366 12 Singapore. Friday. WHAT happened at the Kranji Oil Depot on the of May 29 in consequence of a "celebration" held by certain members of the Sikh Contingent stationed at the place, was related this morning to Mr. C. H. Koh. the Additional District
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    KEPT COMMON GAMING HOUSE
    166 12 Singapore, Friday. BEFORE Mr. J. C. H. Oldham, the seconS magistrate, this morning, Wong Yee Soh, claimed trial on a charge of being the occupier of a common gaming house and also participating in the game. Police Inspector Chanan Singh of the Tanjong Pagar Police Station
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    BUSINESS WORRIES DROVE HIM TO ATTEMPT SUICIDE
    97 12 Singapore, Friday. HENG Ah Yong, an elderly Chinese appeared before Mr J. C. H. Oldham, the second magistrate, this morning en a charge of attempting suicide by taking rat poison. The accused pleaded guilty. Mr. Wray. Court Inspector, told his worship, that this
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    CONTRACT FOR PORT OF BANGKOK
    39 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, July 15. The first portion of the contract for the port of Bangkok scheme has been awarded to the Danish firm of Christiani and Nielsen. The value is about
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    New Justice Takes Oath
    34 12 Singapore, l*M Mr. Balaguru Govindasamv a pawner of the Indian l£»ur Singapore, took oath th a Justice of the Peace ment of Singapore, before Oldham, the second police STOP PRESS
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    STRIKERS DENY THEY ARE TAKING TRIBUTE
    462 13 ASSOCIATIONS REPLY AFFICIALS OF THE SINGAPORE TRACTION COMPANY U KMLOYEES' ASSOCIATION DENY REPORTS THAT THEY HAVE DEMANDED OR ACCEPTED TRIBUTES FROM TAXI DRIVERS. t received last night under yesterday's date, the honorary secretary nl tne Association states that 'officials of this Association are nmuLr?
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    MISTAKEN TRANSLATION?
    79 13 'Tills morning the Malaya Tribune 1 asked |he permission of its informant to dfecJesc the source of the report that taxi drivers were paying .pbute. but this was declined. Our informant, however, referred to a report in a locui vernacmlai paper which published a list ol donations in
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    SPECIAL BROADCAST
    154 13 THE Kritish Malaya Broadcasting Corporation have arranged for specal eye-witness accounts to be broadcast to-morrow of the Sniga-pore-Batavia yacht race. These will be broadcast in English, and In Dutch. Ths bioadcast* will be made on the regular medium wave, but they will also be sent out as a
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    List Of Banned Films
    155 13 THE following is a list of cinematograph films the exhibition of which in the Colony was prohibited during the period Apr. 1 to June 30, 1938:— "The Bad man of Brimstone." 9 reels 8173 ft,. M.G.M. (U.S.A. > —Murder and Excessive Gunplay. "Just Like a Woman,"
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    PLANTERS' CONFERENCE.
    43 13 The pianters' conference on "The Rolo of Cover-Plants in Rubber-Growing," held under the auspices of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya, will take place at its headquarters. Third Mile, Ampang Road. Kuala Lumpui, on Friday, July 29, commencing at 8.45 a.m.
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    27 13 The annual general meeting of the Gregg Shorthand writer sassociation will be held at the Mercantile Institution, 209 Queen Street, on Saturday. July 23, at 2.30 p.m.
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    OFFERED BRIBE TO CONCEAL MURDER
    210 13 (From Our Own Reporter) r Kuala Lumpur, Friday. chare lngi1 vh St od his tlial at the Selan S or Assize Court on four ffering a gasification of $500 to a Tamil named Thanga- to an jffence of murder, inducing the Tamil to give 06
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    Socony Strike Over
    58 13 THEjstrike staged by 43 labourers at the Socony works at Pulo Sebarok has been settled mainly through the efforts of Mr. J. T. N. Handy, the extra tant Controller of Labour. The workers have returned to their work after Mr. Handy had assured them that all measures
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    RISE IN TIN STATISTICS
    126 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 8. AS had been expected, the tin statistics for June showed a small increase in visible supplies, and that the figures had nc effect on the market. According to Messrs. A. Strauss and Co.'s figures, visible supplies fell 318 tons
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    Castor Oil Stopped Wedding
    85 13 D Simla. KASTIC action was taken by a number of women at Sadhaura, a village near here, to prevent a polygamous marriage. Persuasion having failed, the women used a strong dose of castor oil in the preparation of sweets which they presented to the prosoective bridegroom
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    18 13 Mr. W.E. Lancaster has been seconded for service in Kedah and has assumed duty as State Veterinary Surgeon
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    Death Of Mr. O. P. Griffith Jones
    343 13 CINGAPORE has lost one of her *u 0st s P ecte a citizens in the e u at u Mr p Griffith-jones, which took place at the General Hospital last night. Coming to Singajwre over 30 years ago. Mr. Griffith-Jones had taken a
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      106 13 with plenty of fresh fruit, (irown and ripened in some of the finest orchards in the world, fresh shipments are constantly arriving. ORANGES < LEMONS CRAPE FRUIT, APPLES mm mmwm THONE. STORE 5376 (1 lines), K. LUMPUR 3331 (2 lines), IPOH 110 111 (2 lines). Advt. of Singapore Cold Storage
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    SINGAPORE'S MALAYA CUP FATE IN THE BALANCE
    312 14 SOUTHERN SECTION FINAL TO-DAY WINNERS WILL QUALIFY TO MEET SELANGOR lINGAPORS and the meet I, s£&£ half of the Malaya r „p f on,retith,ii. at *~on rri( win crs will qualify to WJJJ i m the final whkh has been ttsei Nr G,mtakill.
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    68 14 rT.HE Island Club July L.C.U. con: pet 1--1 Ufa held on Wednesday, resulted in i. win for Mis. J. B. McMorine with a cett score of 37. The following were some of the MSI cards returned. Mrs. J. B. McMorine 94-27:67 Mrs. Simond 94-25:69 Mrs. J. C.
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    The SUC heat the S.C.C. >esterrfay in the Padang Trophy Me** match ALme is the S.U.C. XI. (TrftwUie).
    18 14 The SUC heat the S.C.C. >esterrfay in the Padang Trophy Me** match ALme is the S.U.C. XI. (TrftwUie).
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    Students Trounce College Graduates
    185 14 M. CV. Soccer Re-Union STUDENTS Of the Medical College won the lOCCSI trophy presented by Di W A Nicholas hv defecting the Graduates by six goals to nil on the College ground in yesterdays re-union match. Having more of the play throughout the game, the Students
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    AMERICAN GOLF FINALISTS
    42 14 Reuter. Delaware. U.S.A.. (July 16. RUNYAN and Snerd qualified to ma I in the final of the American golf professional championship final, winning the remi-fmals as follows Runyan beat Picard 4 and 3. Snead beat Hines one »J). —Reuter.
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    Batavia Yachts Win
    58 14 I) ATA VIA beat the R.S.Y.C. in the six-metre class race held in Singapore yesterday as a preliminary to the Regatta to-diw when further Liter-port races will be held. Yesterday's result was as follows: Fiet Heiii <0. Vcenbaas helmsman), C.34.16. 1. Ann <L. R. Blake), 6.35.32. 2.
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    Kent Man Creates Cricket History
    250 14 A. Fagg's Fine Feat London. I'r'duy. 17AGG. Ken't opening batsman set up a feat uncaral'e!ed j n (irste!as§ cr-ckct when in the match against Essex at Colchester, he s. <>! 1 a double century in each with 244 and 208 not out. Rnin interfered wi.h
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNEY
    383 14 S.C.R. C. TENNIS TOURNEY THE following arc further results in the i S.C.R.C. annual Sorina lawn tennis O-en Bugles: Wee Ens Lock beat Dr j Tun Soo Kock 6- 2. 6-2. Yong Loon Oh beat Jimmy Kara 6- 2. I—2: Wong Thian Teck beat Dr. Chia Teck Yyv. 6-0. C—l-
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    Recs Win Padang Trophy
    473 14 KEENLY FOUGHT GAME EXTRA TIME Donor Kicks Off For Club sR.c. 1; sec o f'XTRA time of ten minutes enabled th? Bees, to score a goal which decked Ihe Padang Trophy soccer flxtiire B«--vween the S.C.C. and the SR C at the S.C.C. ground yesterday. Mr.
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS TIES
    79 14 FOLLOWING are ties for Tuesday in the Tanglin Club tennis tournament: Open Mixed Doubles Mr. and Mrs. Strickland vs. SL and Mrs. Hiil. Handicap Men's Doubles Mange and Pennington +2 vs. Cutler and Henderson Scr. Ramsay-Rae and Droogleever —15.1 vs. Oak-khii.'i and L. G. Lee Scr.
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      148 14 PASCH I WINS AT SANDOWN Lnndc .1. Inly P ASCII, the heatr i >■ favourite, wen the I Stakes, a five-forking sprint, •<> Sanduwn Far'; to-day. The suit was as follows: PASCH (13—I FAOt COPI (1 2 CAVEMAN (7—l) Sjx ran. We.n bj I < length thirt- t > —Reutv
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    Johore Completely Outclass Negri
    292 15 MALAYA CUP SOCCER untitled SEREMBAN rjtjne Side Scores u Six Coals I j- Our OnI Seremban, Friday. I,, SL MBILAN suffered their soccer defeat of the seam 1 Viv when in the Malaya Cup V •iti«»n .lohore scored an easy fe/bysixuoa.stonil. FmewcaftJrr rlevinled. V slewed surprising
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    SOME TEST CRICKET RECORDS
    107 15 1 j first Innings ol rbi Barm r 1 watches, B A 1 J??,'** 2 'eat on the part •r vieket-keeper. At a total of 65S he Al Lord's, cut of a there was but one only batsman who i 1 tnrcugh an innings [or a
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    Muar Soccer: Chinese Beat Land Office
    230 15 Incident Interrupts Game 'From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Friday. JJESPITK the fact that they iiad u the services of Taib bin Hafi Andak. the former Singapore Malay "siar," Dobbs of the Singapore Cricket Club and the leading players from Tangkak. the Land Office failed
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    CABINET APPROVES OLYMPIC DECISION
    63 15 Reuter. Tokyo, lair is Till' Cabinet has approved the cancellation of the Tokyo Following the Cabinet's deri- ion. the Japanese Olympic Organisms Committee met to draft a formal notice to the International Olympic Committee. For femi of the elffeet, the decision will not be communicated to
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    S.C.R.C. AND T.P.C.A. SOCCER ENDS IN FREE FIGHTS
    105 15 '-From o.c?i Repertory Kuala Lumpur, Friday IJOOLIGANISM and pandemonium prevailed on the padang this everLog, immediately after a first division match between the S.C R.C and 'he r.P.C.A,. which the Chinese won by »lie odd goal in three. Three fights developed in
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    Win For Nai Boon Mah
    116 15 From On* Ortn Report c i I Kuala Lnmpur/Fri'i .v I WONDER Bar, newcomer from the I PhUtipines. who. at the focal arcn a fortnight go, scored .a* sensatio-r.ul knockout victory over Hemchit, was beaten on points by jtfai Boon Man in the main event
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    TABLE-TENNIS
    34 15 ct. Tarcisus' Brigade against the \'i wton Rucklights on Saturday at 9 a.m.: Thomas Heng. Lim Jit Kwaßf, Chan Chin Heng. Chin Kiam and Anthony Choo. Reserve: Ah Kow ai d tens Hong.
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      363 15 hospital with f|| GASTRIC ULCER 13 But operation was ff%M WW avoided after all SH not appear without warning. It Con begins with discomfort, flatulence, goes on with increasing pam, then brings WiiU 1 —^-~-~Z!*9 the sufferer to a condition ot intoler- f **?0|ff din able agony from which only
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    THE BEST WAY TO CLEAN TEETH
    186 16 And protect mouth and gums at the same time Many people believe that by just bru-shhi", their teeth regularly they arc protecting then; against decay. That Is only half true since c yen teeth which seem to be sound and healthy will do cay
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    ASTONISHING SPEEDS IN KING'S CUP
    960 16 1,000 MILES AT 236 1/4 MILES PER HOUR THRILLS FOR SPECTATORS AT HATFIELD (By Ari Mail) London, July 6. T\ESPITE the fact that no new "types of 'planes were entered for the 17th King's Cup Air Race, astonishing- speeds were put up by the fastest
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    A.A.A. SOCCER
    87 16 The following will represent the Amicable Athletic Association against the Post Office Football Club in a match on the Post Office Ground on Sunday at p.m. Players please assemble at the Association's premises for free transport: Yeo Ah Kow. Tan Seng Leng, Chan Ah Kong, Chan Chan Kwang.
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    5-DAY TESTS COMING
    281 16 'By Air Mail. THE next series of i£?°S Ju! >- I England, due to be 1!? fa years' time, will probably h. m games instead of four-day -folloving a proposal pit f £j£** B Wyatt, the captain Lord Hawke, the "GranH Cricket who is th e G
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    WHAT MISSED CATCH MEANT FOR FARNES
    158 16 KENNETH Fames, the Essex bowler rj T* definitely unlucky to miss a ha'iInck in the Second Test at Lord s wnei Compton faiied to take a catch tm Fleetwood-Smith. If Compton had only taken that catch Fames would have joined a very band who
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    Singapore Chinese Association Say "NO Women"
    576 18 WOMEN WILL NOT lit W iMTO 'I HE SINGAPORE CHISS ASSOCIATION. i n,s was a decision arrived at a ueoate last night attended by a uumoer oi memoers and friendi Club. 01 tb I The debate was keenh contested I at certain points it
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    33 18 A special m:eting <•: Buddhist Association. association premises 67 SpoiuswooCir Road, on Sunday at 7 p.m matters of Importance will G Z$ Members are kindly requ a special effort to be pre*
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    IMPERSONATION CHARGE
    124 18 Singapore, Friday. FOUR charges of impersonating a public .servant snd four others of cheating, were preferred in the Third Police Court this morning against an elderly Indian. SenabaMn, who claimed trial on all charges, saying he was under the influence of drink at the time when the acts
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    304 18 rOLJ.owing were passengers for Malaya wiio arrived yesterday by the Rawalpindi from Europe and way ports: Mr and Mrs. W. Barran and Infant. Mrs W W Duncan and Child. Miss M. G. Oxen ham. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Metcall. Mrs. K. H. Bancroft, Mrs. T. E.
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    22 18 Mr. Walter W. Wadsworth. Shift Engineer. Kampar Tin. Malim Nawar. was admitted to the European Hospital. Batu Gajah, on Monday for treatment.
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    62 18 aithearfa opposed by U land and air force, troops of the 9th Infantry Birad c up.-rai.-d With ships of the Home Fleet to make a successiu: ■V, d \nl o« he Devonshire coa.l. 1* landing is carried cut ■,s actual exercise and belore the troops re-emburk a
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    THIS CIGARETTE HAS NO PAPER
    222 18 Budapest. June 22. \\R. Ist van Tamas. a young Hungarian author and dramatist, and Dr. Joseph Gyorky, I chemical engineer, have succeeded in in- venting a paperless ehrarelte. The substitute for paper, which is transparent, untearable, uncreasing, hall as thin as ordinary cigarette paper, and
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    115 18 Kuala Lumpur, Friday. MORE than 100 people were rendered homeless by a fire which practically burnt out the village of Dalian Tipus, situated three or lour miles from the Pahang boundary, Wednesday night. The only buildings spared were the Police Station and the halting bungalow. Fourteen shophouses, five
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    153 18 THE following notifications appear in i last night's Gazette:— Mr. T. W. Moore to act as Harbour Mai ter, Penang. Mr. T. H fctonc. J.P.. to be a Municipal Commissioner lor Singapore. Inche A\\ am Bessr bin Ong Kiat to be a member ci the Rural Board, Laiuiian. Dr.
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    FELL DOWN STEPS
    48 18 Singapore, Friday. Inquiry Into th. 1 death of a Tamil Hindu. Nagamiah. who met his death through a fall down two flights of stone steps was this morning postponed by Mr. W. G. Porter, the Coroner, rati to-morrow. There Is further police evidence fo. thcomin.g.
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    23 18 Mr. E.E.H. Beck. untitled Deputy Comml loner of Police. Federated Mala States, has brrn appointed to be Chief P »1 cc Clficer, Singapore.
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    RELEASE OF PRISONERS
    317 19 fanJhiji's Negotiations Reach Critical Stage (United Press). (liy Air Mail) Calcutta, July 10. T uj Negotiations between Mahatma Gandni and the Government J Bengal <>\er the question of release of detenus and political have reached a >ta?e \vhe i an agreement is being found difficult. So far
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    120 19 AN! Lievi "J a h v i ftr Pala under tragic tarn tanees. Mm Lightly indisposed and la C innecti two phials, one of a .x- tn and i i thej containing Be.llaSns Aconite liniment were on the same >•: mistake. Instead ol the mixm,
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    135 19 <By Air Maili Allahabad, July 9. THE Hon. Pandit Hridaya Nath Kunzru 1 who will lead the delegation of Indian Institute of International Affairs cf the quinquenial conference tc be held in September next in Sydney <New South Wales) will arrive in Ceylon on August 3 next
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    309 19 Former governor of madras London, July 1. occurred in London < n July 1 of Sir George Frederic I Stanley, former Governor of Madras. Rt Hon Sir George Fretterjc Stanley. Mxth so*} ol uie loth Ear] of Derby, was born m 1872. He r?no red the
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    40 19 (United Press). The next All-India Cattle Show in New Delhi will be held from Feb:aarv 13 to 18 1939 The first Show was held in New Delhi in February last under the patronage of H E the' Viceroy —(United Press».
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    228 19 I Bombay. July 10. A tribute to the administrative -ft abilities of the Hon. Mr C Raia- ,'opalaehari. Prime Minister of Madras was paid by Sir-Cecil Brackcnbury Chic' Secretary to the Government ol Madras before sailing on July 2 from Bombay on leave preparatory to
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    INDIAN FIRM IN ETHIOPIA
    87 19 THE position as regards payments of the balance cf the money due to Mahomed Ali and Sons of Abyssinia Can Indian firm who were forced to close down then- business by order of ♦he Italian authorities that the sum of £10.460 was paid to them in
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    30 19 Harban Sirrah, the International Wrestler and Champion oK tai Orient, was recently married to Bibi Htrttam Kah. dauehter of Sardnr Wham Singh in the village of Domcii (Kapurthaia State l.
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    Jaipur Military Open Fire In Sikar
    520 19 EIGHTEEN KILLED (By Air Mail). m Sikar. July 10. THE dispute between Jaipur Go\ernment and their feudatory State of Sikar reached a climax on Monday, July 4, when the Jaipur Military opened fire resulting in numerous casualties which are reported to be in the
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    SIKAR'S S.O.S. TO SECRETARY OF STATE
    169 19 Calcutta, htty 9. p. lodralal Dewra, Secretary Sitar h Subjects Committee, CalPJ has sent the following- cable o,V k v strr ot e "?bnd, Sir Kban Noon, High Commfcar n Sir N SarA Z^ T l the Govern. h,UA saw no* in Wiled many
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    34 19 untitled of the Govern I publicity officer to Mysore (R uo Saheh ■'"-I to issue inI lth a vie to edu- J regard to what the "8 for the material ent of the people.-
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    156 19 WHO ARE THE ANTI-HINDI AGITATORS (By Air Mail) Madras. July 8. THE anti-Hindi agitation was not against Hindi, but was against the Congress Ministry as such, declared Mr. K. Raman Menon. Minister for Court and Prisons, addressing a public meeting at Chingleput. Mr. Menon said: "If you go through the
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    84 19 Dr. Kennedy's Bladder Kidney Pills Recommended to young and old suffering from bladder and kidney diseases, such as inflammation of the bladder, burning in Micturition, cystitis, inflammation of the pelvis of k dney, forma tion of stones in bladder and kidney, renal gravel, pains in the back, joints etc. These
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    New Party Within Congress
    138 19 (United Press). (By Air -Mail) Lucknow. July MOW. is afoot to mobilise all the left-wing dements v thin JMe Congress organisation under one group in order to fight against the "Parliamentary mentality" which bus of lote grown within the Oongres-.. Some time ago. Achaiya Narendra Deo,
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    130 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail; Lucknow. July 9. IN connection with the threatened 1 Satyagraha by the tenants of Bhur village in the Dehra Dun district, Mr Deo Dutt, President of the Dehra Dun District Congress Committee, and Mr. Kalyan Kumar Singha. Organising Secretary, waited in
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