Malaya Tribune, 18 July 1938

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya V National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII.- -No. 169. SINGAPORE. MONDAY, JULY 18, 1938 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Singapore; Monday. July 18, 1038. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 18, 1938 FIVE I
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      150 1 1 nil. NEWS J v ITH YOUR BREAKFAST I'he !MOIt V > C j i 1« I 1 W E itform Weighing Machines A<!i Pw'eyVi have been manufacturing I scales for over a century, and 9 10th °f the railway traffic of (Jreat Britain j m The cheapest machines |pf
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      371 1 j j Read TJie 11\ D A V TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya LISTEN TO REASON and be well mm mm. advised f Gl I V 0 I R NPP iflfcfcr' EYES TESTED f I FOR RIGHT fc- 2 GLASSES to I TP' improve your vision richt away DON'T L 5>M
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES Tyne – Bergen Service
    683 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES Tyne Bergen Service \nvh' Norwegian Friendship ryH3 mark :ho introduction of their ni-.v motorship Vefca into the \vea<*tle-Lergeii service, the chairman and director.-; of the Bergenske Steatnshifi Co. gave a luncheon on hoard, as she lay at the Tyne Commission Q iay. There was a big gathering
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    CHINESE DRUGS
    106 2 THE appraiser's division of the bureau of customs refused to release 25 cases ol Chinese medicine and drug., imported Into the Philippines by a Chinese firm mi Manila. Customs officials, suspecting that the goods were under-declared, retained the merchandise pending investigation of the exact value of the merchandise.
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    ROTTERDAM LLOYD REPORT
    683 2 Improved Results IST DIVIDEND FOR 7 YEARS QUTWARE trade from Burope to the Netherlands East Indies substantially improved} while homeward cargoes were so considerable that 2:; ships had to be sent out in ballast, and outside tonnage had to be taken on charter In co-operation with the
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      488 2 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA llrmarporftlad In England). V A 0. S. N. O.s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage, Spore i a&a < <,!.'! U 15.000 July 1 BHUTAN ii.loo July 31 BEHAR K.OOu An.-. I CHITRAL ISjOM Au I: 88 81 !»i <;,500 Auk CARTH U il 15,0011 21 KAJPI I
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      477 2 S HAM2KIIN LINK. CHINA JAPAN LINK. j LuxuriousOneClass Moturships.Most Big Cargo vessels with limited but J Cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath, comfortable Passenger Accommoda- To: Marseille*. London, Rotterdam, tlon. Hamburg and Copenhagen. MEONIA K por C Y C IT? To: Port Said. MmUM» Kotterdan.. ALSIA MJ mJ ,Ji J"J Hamburg
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      222 2 HA M IJMK t Heut fx h-Anstrniisjhe Damp s« biffs GeseHßeliafl (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUI WARD HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S pore 1933 m.s. RHEINLAND via Manila July 17 1 m.s. LEVERKUt-EN via Manila Aug. 3 mjs. ERMLAND via Manila Aug
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      396 2 STEAMER SAILOR The underrated are tl intended fixtures:— fi OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGK< NORTH CHINA and L S "NECKAR"GNEISFNAU" 5 "CREFELD* "REOENSEURG "SCHARNHORST China HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND. HAMBI ■•COBURG" also call; Antwerp "POTSDAM 'also ca I arr: 29 Ba i Express Steam* r Class aecommoria t Passenger Steanu r Intermediate
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    MARKET LIST
    533 3 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore, July 15. Articles Price MEAT Beef steak (kati) 36 Peef stew or curry (kati) 30 Fillet Steak (lb.) 55 Mutton, Australian (lb 35 Mutton, Indian (lb.) Mutton, Malacca (lb.) Pork, lean (kati) 44 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) (kati) 34 POULTRY Capons
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      563 3 Oxivchti Action t A. PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDER*. are now invited for tne materials or service. For fSSari ~TllnnteW 'tender Room t completion and I of Tla* Deli St. to Reclamation Rd. ►25) 12 noon, July 26, 1938. !Shon of a New Store aid Workshop at Newtcn £50), 12
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      610 3 PUBLIC NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45). IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS' SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT~OF MALACCA. In Bankruptcy. No 8 4 of 1937 Re: PULEH BIN ARIP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Fust and Final Dividend is intended to be declared in the above matter A£ creditors must prove their
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      587 3 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED for up-country mine Chinese clerk, efficient typist with good j knowledge of accounts, capable of extracting trial balance. Apply Box No. 293, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. POSITIONS WANTED YOUNG CHINESE ARTIST seeTts position in Art or Commercial department with practical commercial experience, holding good references, testimonials and diploma.
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      189 3 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE km r, ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr. Peck Teck Kian and family wish 1 aii> tnose who sent wreaths *M Rd.aged 21, on Ju>y W3B AT LAStT Relief From a ASTHMA ffl HEART-BURN M? GASTRITIS ill D T. LIAA'S S HERB |tt TONSC W has brought Relief to thousands of sufferers
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      287 3 THf TRUI TONIC FOOO fmmmmwth mf mU Ch*m*t* Storm WHY THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ARE ILL WITH MALARIA. In many parts of the East as well as In other parts of the world one of the greatest menaces to health is malaria. This disease has its origin in the blood of
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      132 3 CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS [There are numerous Clubs In Singapore members of which are r?r.Hers oi the "Malaya Tribune." This D>rr fg provided specially for I hen. Secretaries are invited to co opera's* t7 keeping it up-to-date and complete Ra« T oenings of general interest will still included in the
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    110 4 Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore, July 18. MINING. Tin Ken York Wa cen*» U P cent A -s is usual on Monday morning the market opens quiet and unchanged irom Saturday's close. Small business was done with London over the weekend but although there are -a
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    TIN
    17 4 Singapore, July 18. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $96« (dewn fii),
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    RUBBER
    16 4 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 25; Sellers K £>Vv-
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    861 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore. July IG, 1 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 4!- 4.6 Asam Kumbang 291- 31;-cd Austral Malay 441- 48-nom Ayer Hitam 24 0 25 9 Ayer Weng 0.57»/ 2 0 62V 2 Bungrin Tin 21.3 22,6 Batu Selangor
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    55 4 Ta&man; \etherlam<3; 1992 torn from Baravia 17.7 to Batavia 18 7 Tegelberg; Dutch; 14.150 ton.- from Cape Tonne 16.7 to Hongkong 13 7 Camphys; Dutch; 2.301 tons from Cnenbon 18.7 to Java 21.7. Aubry; Sarawak; G36 tons from Kuching 17.7 to Kuehlng 20.7 Valaya; Siamese; i.311 tons from
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    27 4 Police are investigating the disappearance of £200 which was dispatcned from London to Plymouth. When the packer was opened at Plymouth it was found to contain chocolate.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    336 4 Singapore, July 18. MINING Buyeis Sellers AmpaiS OA q A Q Ayer Hitams 24 9 .5 9 Bangrins f*J* fW Batu Selangors IJS v Chenderiangs l*r Hitam Tin Jfcg Hongkong Tin 23 8 M: Pcd Hon! Falls 0.99 1.01 Idris Hyd. J|« 8 9 Ipoh
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    FRASER AN D COMPANY
    259 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Company Dividend Boo*s Jul* p m Total for financial TIN: Dat Ex Div. year Asam Kumbans 6d. No. 62 July 29 ?S?% ie to date Hongkong Tin b% less tax Au§ I uly 18 159 c Hongkong Tin 5% less tax Alm
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    230 4 B r Maynard Co., Ltd., $30 000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 95 105 r.om I SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: sr;5 r 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31, Sept. 30.. mn mo m% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000" int" 102 n m Mar. 31. Sept. 30 \nn tm 4-
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    353 4 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER Previous To^aav Ton* Firm U*. Bp* Buyer, t»J W Ist Forward (August) Buyers 75 16 fliers 7% 2nd Forward (September) Euyers 7 :t Sellers 77 16 trd Forward (Oct Leo.) Buyers 77 16 sellers 7% PALM OIL (Malaya) Previous In bulk JulylAug. shipment £16-5-0
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      285 4 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. (Incorporated m straits Settlements and registered as a Trust Company). Guaranteed and controlled by Tae 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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      29 4 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. MRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W. HALL, General Manager
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      18 4 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated ln tfew Zealand) Loss Of Profits Insurance U JS J DEXTER, Manager.
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      177 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd.; (Incorporated in the Straitg Settlements) CAPITAL* Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up «10,000,000.00. HKAI> OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE TELEPHONES Director 3172 Secretary 464 t General Manager 3513 AwouuUnt 3u2e Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA," LONDON BANKERS; NEW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, Lt*, Lr-vlng Trust Co., Ltojrdi
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    Woman Wants To Sell An Eye For £1,200
    167 5 Windsor, Ontario. I|E< AI SE she is tired of de- > pending on charity for existence. Glasgow-kern Mrs. Annie Middieton, the mother of five children, Is offering to sell the cornea <»f one of her eyes to any person will ng to
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    Artist Denies Painting Is Offensive
    124 5 London, July 8. y.\l. W. T. Gladstone Solon .nr.. former Director of the Government AM in Bombay, whoso Royal \cademy picture, 'The Offering.' has caused protects by Hindus, told l reporter that his piothing at all to do with India. a naked girl kneelrine. Some
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    NEED FOR SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY
    165 5 '"ONE of the first essentials of a mmrersity is that it >hould not he a Gorernmenl institution. It sAoold have its own freedom," sa d f>r B. B. MacGreger, at the reunion dinner n': the Medical College on Saturday night. r V .Kided that it was
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    WINDOW WAS TOO TEMPTING
    161 5 Port Moresby. Papua. i ;!r y C 0!" d "ot help" stealer displayed in the store ■Vra pin,,? Upper Riv£r aiiog. w t0 remove the tempt- resist the axes, the ."<' knives displayed in S Vhe°S^ y Praetors There were many thefts. The thieves were dealt
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    American Gold Imports
    68 5 Reuter. I New York, July 16. MPORTS of gold into America during the week ended July 8 totalled 57.619,000. including 51.336,000 from Mexico. A Government official, interviewed by Reuter. could not give details of the large from Mexico. Financial circles heard, however, rumours that the Bank of
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    QUEEN MARYS GIFTS TO SMALLEST PALACE'
    239 5 London. July 8. QUEEN Mary has sent three delightful shifts to the miniature Titania's Palace—described as "the most wonderful of doll's houses", which after recently completing an errand of across th«* world, is now on exhibition at a West End storp in aid of
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    SHOCK FOR EARTHQUAKE STATION
    210 5 Moscow. EVER* day for a week the Earthquake Observatory in Yalta, Crimea, sent out reports of violent earthquakes in various parts of the world. The delicate seismographs were in an almost constant state of i agiiat*cn. Scientific circles were puzzled. I One day, just after i.oting
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    RIVALS' DUEL FOR TITLE OF FASTEST MAN ON EARTH
    230 5 London. July 2. great speed duel is on. Recently Captain George Eyston left England for the salt flais of Utah, where he will attempt to raise his present world's land speed record of 312 m.p.h. I Next month John Cobb will
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    ASSASSIN COMMANDEERS MOTOR-BUS
    184 5 Jerusalem. QUICK thinking by an Arab terrorist, who had shot and seriously wounded a native Christian doctor at Haifa, saved him from the police and enabled him to escape. The man had fired six shots at the doctor who was sitting in a grocery shop When the
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      20 5 ANTIJpfsE >cc the words "HANAVA ANTI-CREASE" on every 3 yards of the Selvedge, AGENTS:- HENRY WAUCH CO. LTD i i
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      825 5 PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE f EYE. Muscle anomalies Crossed eyes ~4L Complicated case «t defective U jjLgjy^ GLASSES IF NEEDED. R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc, (Dr. of Ocular Science). 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR. Thone 3002. I Consultation Without Cost or Obligation. CHEONG KOON S ENG CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF At
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      91 5 Tke beauty in diver Uvea wkeo Jjjlfjjtf cleaning it left CO JBSBt_ A?f*mtmtm SI LVO LIQUID PLATE POLISH for silver and glass teCKTTT SONS LTD., HULL tc LONDON. M 6 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter), 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. MODERN BANKING With branches and subbranches throughout
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    To-day's Diary Of Events
    193 6 SPORTS 1 COTBALL: S.A.F.A. Div. I, Loyals v. Gordons. Scadium: Div. 11. Moravia v R.A. -Blakan Mati», S.C.C. Div. 111. Cleiical Union v. S.C.F.A 111. Clerical Union. Farrcr Park Cup Final. Farrer Park. AMUSEMENTS PAVJXION: Scandal Street." 6.15 and n.15 p.m. CAPITOL: "Adventures of Marco Polo,"
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    70-YEAR-OLD MAN DIES IN OVEN
    79 6 Berlin. UiIIENEVER his rheumatism troubled him. 70-year-old Herr Ausz- .ucgler of Pitschen, near Luckau. lav »n the bakery oven "to bake it out of him." Now this habit has caused his death. Mter the bread had been baked Ho h&ZTI a l long time and
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    EXCHANGES
    212 6 The following are the exchange stock this morning according :o t: c r Iaily circular Issuer by the Hong Kong and I Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING Singapore, July 18. I Condon T.T. 2 3 29 32 London demand 2 3 29 32 Lyons demand 2037 Switzerland demand 249 1
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    129 6 Singapore, July 18. Ships i loneside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Sheen, Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Oder 18; Cuacam 16; Ajax 14: Tasman 8. Empire Dock (Entianse Gate 2) Steel Seafarer 32; Silverteak 36; Marudu
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    163 6 Mails expected from China by the Autolvcus. clue at Singapore, to-day. Mails expected from China by the A'ax. due at Singapore, to-day. Mails expected from Australia. Netherlands Indies etc. by Air iQant?s>. time ct delivery of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    33 6 The Air Mail 'Imperial* despatched from Singapore on July 11 was delivered in London to-day. The mail despatched from Singapore on June 24 by the Ellenga was delivered U3 London to-day.
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    ORNAMENTS WORTH RS. 50,000 STOLEN
    200 6 •By Air Mail) Dacca. July 7. A SERIOUS burglary was commit,:?.:! last night in Sangattola in the house of Mr. Tajendra Nath Bos Subordinate Judge of Dacca, and properties including cash and gold and Silver ornaments to the value of about lis. 50.000 were removed.
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    SIND REBATE
    47 6 The Sind Government have finally decided to allow a rebate ol 12 per cent, to 25 per cent, on rabi crops in the non-Barrage areas throughout the province. The remissions will amount to about Rs. 2,25,000. An official announcement is expected very shortly. (United Press).
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    Kerensky Speaks On "Russian Enslavement"
    256 6 London. July 8. ALEXANDER Kerensky. Russian premier in 1917. made a strong attack on dictatorships when he spoke at a meeting organised by the Women's Guild of Empire here. Dictators spring from war. live by war. strive to achieve their final aims through war and
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    King George's Fields
    81 6 London. Juiy 16. AT a meeting of the administrative council of King George's Fields foundation, held yesterday, grants were confirmed to a number of new schemes for "King George's Fields". The total grants made by the foundation amount to £167,000, the number of approved schemes now being
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    HOW R.R.I. HELPS PLANTERS
    521 6 THE dissemination of the results or scientific research, and of rrientitic knowledge generally, among the industry for which it is intended, in a ferm in which it can be readily understood and utilised. •*s a nereninal problem of aupJied industrial research cf all kinds," is a
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    Money Market Improves
    83 6 London, July 17. C CREDIT from institutions outside the j clearing banks circle, have continued to meet with good inquiry, with 7 8 per cent often paid against bonds securities, compared with the usual cnarge of 58. Clearing banks tills however, well filled for those willing to
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    Ko Iun And Strikers
    72 6 The Secretary of the Singapore Ko lun Association writes as follows: After reading an article in the Malaya Tribune of July 1C "Clubs Promises organised help for transport men," stating that the Kow Yang Association has been chosen as one of the five representatives, I have
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    21 6 Mr. H. K. de Kretser, Director of Public Works, returns to the Island In tiie Bibby liner Chestershire on July 11.
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    U.S. PRESIDENT'S GOODWILL VISIT TO CANADA
    56 6 Reuter. Los Angeles, Inly 17 It is announced that President Roosevelt will leave on a vuuo will visit to Canada on Vi The President will ~t Tweedsmuir in v a hands the border" celebration in con nection v.ith the dedication »< the international bridge
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    Music Exam. At Malacca
    91 6 (From Onr Oun Carre Malacca, Sun For the first time in M forte examination w. French Convent. Maha Mistowsky. Trinity Coll Music, as the examiner All the seven candidate the Convent passed, 10 obt; ours and one a pass with i Miss M. Berkeley, the m
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    More Ratings For Yangtse
    45 6 Reuter. Hongkong. J'i.-• s IT is officially annua: Suffolk arrived at 4 from Weiheiwci with 100 rs ed to supplement the cr< YanPtse flotilla uanko* w The ratines are "***** to special train ai i which the Suffolk will heiwei Renter.
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      98 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEt A TO-M4.HT COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 p. m. to 8.30 p. m. DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 p. m. to midnight NO ADMISSION CHARGE. mmmmmmmm MMMM mmmmtmMmm mmm. RAFFLES ORCHESTRA Directed by Dan Hopkins *ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTELS j THIS WEEK S j SPECIAL DINNER DANCE j j DINNER
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      292 6 I POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j TO-DAY Rrngat and Tembilahan Flevo July !Sj I pJJ Aden Castor" ia 9 pm. Africa East "Castor" >• g J pm! Africa South "Castor" JJ J' m Burma "Castor" ,09 Km! Canada Whole 'Castor" JJ J m 0 China generally "Castor" .JJ 2 n m Fgvpt.
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      363 6 SINGAPORE VOLUNTI ERS The following is the progran drills up to and for week ending July 24: TO-DAY. JULY 18 5.15 p.m. Headquarters: S.R.A 3.7 Hows, and L.A:A: 5.30 p.m. Headquarter.. S.RJE Lecture. P..30 a.m. Headquaru rs Malay Sec.i; Fort La brae. 515 pm. Headquarters. SYF.A; Anti-Gas Training. 5.15 p.m.
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    Rajahs And Rosita Forbes Didn't Meet On Indian Super-Luxury Tour
    425 7 tried name of Mrs. Arh? j ucceasfnUv sued gent-streHi W., :Osts, In connection co nent to provide by train from r rd at Clerken-Wv?]l 1.. Mr. T Ile, aid the tcur n the basis that those lr jrood fortune to
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    Napoleon's Dromedary
    62 7 Paris. THE dromedary which carried Napoleon Bonaparte during: h'w Egyptian campaign is to le rent to Paris. The stuffed body of the animal is at present one of mc exhitits in the Napoleonic museum on the island of Aix New it is to figure in the exhibition shortly
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    Japan Germany's "Dupe"
    377 7 Paris, July 8. "'JpHE great question about tne Paracel Islands is, to whom do l hey belong," said M. Alexandre Varenne, the distinguished exGovernor of Indo-China, addressing a crowded meeting here organised by the "Friends of the Chinese Peopled "If the Paracels belong to China as Japan
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    COLONIAL ADMINISTRATION COURSES IN GERMANY
    146 7 Berlin, July o |T is announced that courses in colonial practice will open in October at the Reich Institute for CoIcnial Administration, which is now bring set up. "When," it is stated, "'he day of justice breaks a trained ccrps of colonial administrators will thus
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    U.S. TO BUILD "MYSTERY FLEET
    139 7 Washington. AMERICA proposes to build a 'mystny- fleet which will at fvnL' 0 84 of vesJs~two types of submarine-chasers and two types of sum torncdo beats. Ls ,VP scaled by Rrru Admu-' William G. Dubose, chief of navalSonstructlcn in evidence given here to an anproprtetions
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    "The Bar Table"
    58 7 2 pints i qU art. 4 quarts i gallon. 1 gallon i argument. 1 argument l fmht 1 fight 2 Policemen. 2 Policemen 1 Magistrate. 1 Magistrate $10 or 14 days Don't let alcohol get the best of you Get the best of Tea? Drink Gold Leaf
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      311 7 HUDSON'S EUMENTHOL JUJUBES have for over 40 years been successfully used by Tens of Millions '»i people. Other Jubes, etc. etc., come and go, but HUDSON'S £UMENTROL JUJUBES continue to gain public confide n c c through their genuine worth. When used daily they preserve the Ceef h by keeping
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      256 8 THE YEAR'S OUTSTANDING EVENT! WEDNESDAY at I lie CAPITOL 0 S&J&t sis SSI Biie fell in love with a Murderer He hounded by the Police She haunted by her memories TOGETHER THEY DEFY THE WORLD FOR A CHANCE TO LIVE IT'S THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON ~A~ ROLLICKING ~COMEl) Y~THAT'S~GOT
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      409 8 PAVILION 6.15 9.15 TO-NIGHT THE DARING STORY OF A GIRL WHO LOST HER GOOD REPUTATION JUST WHEN SHE NEEDED IT MOST! _i *ĔLv 1 —ihltw Ayrti.louit» Compbtll f v LwM I Retce f dgor Kennedy C>, To-Night Last Night ■A It It HI 14 at 615 915 PM The Leading
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      179 8 t llth DAY! SEASON EXTENDED-; ALL SHOWS PACKED OUT SINCE LAST TUESDAY'S PREMIERE! i— i CAPITOL 3 SHOWS TO-DAY 3.10 6.1;") 9.15 School-Children will be admitted to the pm. MATINEE TO-DAY at 25 cts. each COOPER 53$ jldventuresMarcoTolo with BASIL RATHBONE introducing SIGRID GURU ERNEST TRUEX GEORGE BARBIER ALAN HALE
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    FRANCE & GERMANY IN DAVIS CUP BATTLE
    647 9 FRANCE GERMANY IN DAVIS CUP BATTLE YUGOSLAVIA SHOULD BEAT BEL GLUM ,By Air Mail) London. Ju'y 6. n-HK Kuiopean Zone of the 1938 I Davis (up series has reached Ibe semi-final stage. Franco. Yugoslavia and th e only Nations to survive 'ne and they will contest the ktehes in the
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE TENNIS
    69 9 JJEDICAL College Students beat UntennlTlttlr? by fIV6 gam6S to nU at SINGLES 6-3"' |Lf Sheares Deat Chew Poh Kuo 6-?i r 6—3 idaS beat Chong FOOnR Scon S 6-/' P n LIP beat Wonß Kin Yi P DOUBLES Dr. C. E. Smith and Dr. Chong Tak Dr.
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    BATAVIA WINS YACHTING TROPHY
    54 9 BATAVIA beat Singapore by H point in the inter-port yachting events held in Singapore waters over the week-end. Two of the races were sailed yesterday, and it was the Piet Hien who came home victorious. In the \d t event, Ann (Singapore) came in a good
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE BADMINTON
    77 9 MEDICAL College Undergraduates beat Graduates at badminton by five games to nil. Results: SINGLES Foo Lum Choon beat Dr. La Brooy 15—8. 15—8; Ho Yuen beat Dr. S. J. Chong 13—13 (5—D. 15—8; Chong Soon Liat beat Dr. Chua Tong Guan 15—3. 15—3. DOUBLES Foo Lum Choon
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    Three Champions Trained Joe Louis
    526 9 Tunney, Dempsey And Armstrong <By Air Mail). New York, July 2. np\VO ex-world champions and one M reigning world champion helped Louis to keep the world title in America. Henry Armstrong, coloured holder of the feather and welter weight world titles, helped Louis to perfect
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    Inter-School Cricket
    188 9 VICTORIA School beat the Anglo- Chinese School by five runs in a match on the Victoria School ground, on Saturday. Scores: ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL Hon Hing b J. H. C. Traill 4 Cheng Siew b J. H. C. Traill 16 Thiam Siew c Yogarajah b Traill 4 Keng Chub
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    CLARKE RANGERS BEAT ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL
    182 9 Singapore, Saturday. TLARKE Rangers beat St. Andrew's by one run in their fixture to-day, playing on the school-ground. Scores: CLARKE RANGERS A. Limb Sullivan 4 I. Jabbar b Sullivan 6 S. M. AUv lbw Sullivan 10 M. Wilson b Sullivan 7 G. de Silva
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    FLY-WEIGHT TITLE FIGHT FIASCO
    797 9 LYNCH FORFEITS CROWN OWING TO WEIGHT (By Air Mail) BBuVft* London, July 9 EN NY Lynch, of Glasgow, Is no longer tiy-weight champion of the world, although he stopped his American challenger, Jackie Jurich, in the twelfth round of what was to have been a title
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT.
    37 10 CHIA—TAN. Mr. Chia Boon Song (Wynn>, youngest sen of Mrs. Cilia Th'am Chve and brother of Dr. Chia Boon I/3ong to Miss Mary Tan the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Kang Hoe.
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    48 10 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mrs. Chin Hood Theam and family keenly appreciate the expressions and tokens of sympathy and condolerce frcm relatives and friends In their recent bereavement and hereby tender thdr sine: re and heartfelt thanks and gratitude to one ad all for their pttendancc, letters, telegrams and floral tributes.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    460 10 JF all g* ea well, and there is no reason to assume that otherwise will be the case, Perak will, in the near future, have a centre of *he St. John Ambulance Association For some time pant. Dr. J. Baeza. "he State Medical and Health Of! cer, has
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    Sky Comforts For Women Travellers
    981 10  -  What Empire Routes Have To Offer By Kay Carson WOMEN contemplating such a journey as that which WCUId take them all the way from Malaya to England by air might be excused for being a little puzzled as to what they should take with them,
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    Notes & Comments The Fate Of Canton
    286 10 Notes Comments The Fate Of Canton /CANTON has again been bombed. Per- haps another protest will be lodged with the Japanese Government by the democratic Powers against the ruthless slaughter of undefended civilians, but it can be said for certain that Japan will pay no heed to such pious protests
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    City Of Sharp Contrasts
    167 10 A CCORDING to those who have arrived la Singapore, Canton to-day Ll a city of sharp contrasts. Normal life goes on in many districts with the attendant hustle and bustle familiar to a .big, noisy city. Yet, desolation an* destruction, N the aaiaw ai Of Chapei
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    CZECH MOBILISATION RUMOURS PERSIST
    209 11 Border Towns Ready For Action i i iv i Berlin, July 17 Czech denials another report issued by the official Germar news V Vatdonburg which dedans that the Czech the tricts have boon considerably strengthened and reservists called un notice and sent to Biaunau irom Prague
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    DROUGHT AND LIVING COST
    74 11 London July 16. i el I tail the 'as approximately 59 rti wye thi level of July 1914. n in I with 55 per cent, at June 1. at July l. 1937. I d )nly the percentages were ctively. The rise in ea numbers compared with
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    31 11 London, July 17. I 1 composed by the I i. doctor J H Herts, was ;j nagogue in the British lions on thr occasion I Sunday for persecuted ay and Austria."
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    Air Force Boxers Home From South Africa
    65 11 SeX killed h. l V ra h X ivh thlcJ of the boxer d th traiiMt th U v ,lner I Castle" from their tour of South Africa. The men who lost their lives were lying i„ a South Ifrican A,r Force plane
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    JAPANESE COMMAND WANTS NEW TROOPS FOR HANKOW DRIVE
    342 11 Iv „r .> Shanghai. July 18. JSV t le dinu ,,,l,es <bstac\vs that hay,. to be encountered along the \an?ise alley dm ing the coming attack on X uikow. General Rata mSSZ^'**,; o SLl**!* 9 9 fort es in lh Vangt- area
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    GUERILLAS FLOODING JAPANESE LINES
    236 11 Reuter. Peking, July 18. POLICY of flooding Japanese occupied territory is now mmm% carried out behind the lapan. se lints. A band of uuerillas destroyed the south dyke of Ymgtigg River about 20 miles (o the northwest of Tientsin, sLri'Jtislv flooding large lowlying areas (o the
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    N.U.R. Decision
    40 11 London July 1(5. AT a private session of the National Union of Railwaymen's conference at Bouthporl last night a resolution suggesting affiliation of the Communist Party with the Labour Party was rejected by a large majority—British Official Wireless.
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    SOVIET TROOPS ON THE MOVE?
    93 11 Reuter. M<im('w, July 17. i DENIAL of the Japanese A allegation that Soviet troops ha\e Utmm ed the Mauchukun frontier in the neighbourhood ol Lake lianka is issued by the official Tass Agent v. Ihr foreign office has inform (d the Japanese Charge d'Affaires that
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    More Murders In Jerusalem
    197 11 Reuter. Jerusalem, July 17. AN Arab was found shot dead on the JafTa-Tclaviv border this morn in and twu Arabs were lound mum'-ircd on the maki Haifa Road near Telaviv. A Jewish >upernumary policeman was killed by a sniper while patrolling on horseback, guarding a party
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    ROYAL VISIT TO PARIS BEGINS TO-MORROW
    113 11 Reuter. Paris, July 17. IJ LABOR ATE preparations for a great welcome for the King and Queen on Tuesday afternoon are completed and the streets are colourfully decorated Many provincials in picturesque costumes have come to see Their Majesties and the press is filled
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    JAPAN'S REPLY TO AMERICA
    126 11 Reuter. .Washington. July 17. rpHE State Department announced yes- terday. that Japan has promised to allow the gradual return of Americans tc their property in Chinese territory occupied by the Japanese. Japanese authorities, however, reserve the right to decide whether the actual conditions of any given
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    TWO YEARS FIGHTING: FRANCO PRESSING ON
    191 11 Reuter. mmm Salamanca i July n. jilfc eve oi the second .mniveisary of the Spanish War scVs Franco s facet* relentlessly appioachim, Valencia along the Tjrucl-Sagunto read in one of tne major battles of the war. An advance averaging four miles is claimed to-day.
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    Atlantic Flight Plans
    113 11 British Official Wireless. London July 16. U/EATHER permitting, the seaplane Mercury, of the Short-Mayo composite aircraft, will fly from Foynes to Canada and the United States on Wednesday. It will carry half a ton of freight, consisting of newspapers, newsreels and photographs dealing with the visit of
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    Neutrality Issue In U.S. Election
    108 11 Reuter. Washington, July 17. APPOSITION to any intention by Govy ernment to wipe out the neutrality law at the next session of Congress is announced in a manifesto signed by five peace societies, who state that they intend to make the matter an issue in
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    49 11 Reuter. London, July 15. rwm Internationa] Sugar Council is remaining in session pending the receipt of a reply from the Soviet Government on certain questions referred -o them It is understood an Internationa 1 sugar agreement is virtual)v concluded except lor the Soviet acceptance of the scheme as elaborated.—Keuter.
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    COURT SEQUEL TO FIGHT AFTER FOOTBALL MATCH
    880 12 HOOLIGANISM AT K.L. 'From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, SATURDAY. O. RASAMANI, A PEON OF MESSRS. PATERSON SIMONS, WHO HAS BERN ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH THE UGLY INCIDENTS WHICH OCCURRED AFTER THE FIRST DIVISION LEAGUE MATCH BETWEEN THE CHINESE AND THE TAMILS ON
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    BORNEO AND RUBBER QUOTA
    181 12 AT the last meeting of the North Borneo Chamber of Commerce a letter from the Hon. the Government Secretary, Sandakan, dated June 20, was read, informing the Chamber that its views in regard to North Borneo's quota the new International Rubber Regulation Agreement 1939-1943 were being
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    ALLEGED NEW TRAFFIC OFFENCE
    211 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Saturday. AN interesting case, the first of its kind in Seremban under the new Traffic Enactment, came up before Mr. J P. Biddulph. the Seremban Magistrate, when Dato Andaka V,iang bin Haji Abdul Latif, a minor chief, residing at Tanah Magistrate,
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    29 12 Mr. A. W. Winslow, of Dato Kramat, Penang, has received information that his son, who has been staying in England, has passed both the B.A. and Law final examinations.
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    MARRIED YESTERDAY
    19 12 Mr. Sng Beng Kok and Miss Ong Yah Hup, who were married yesterday at the Chinese Consulate.—Tribune.
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    ALLEGED CRIMINAL INTIMIDATION
    256 12 Singapore, Saturday. CASE of criminal intimidation preferred against Mr. A. E. Beavis, a local boxing promoter, by Mr. Samuel Fung (the well-known Singapore lawyer) was this morning mentioned in the Fifth Polico Court before Mr. L. C. Goh. Mr. T. W. Ong of Messrs. Braddell Brothers who
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    Death Of Estate Manager
    141 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Saturday. THE funeral of the late Mr. W. J. Doughty, Manager. Hamilton Estate Nilai. whose death occurred last nigh:, took place this evening when there was present a large gathering of friends and relatives, including the Hon. Mr. J. V". Cowgill,
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    Swedish Girl Reaches Bangkok In Yacht
    95 12 Bangkok, Saturday. MISS Ceder Blom, a Swedish girl, who is touring Far Eastern waters in a small motor-yacht, has reached Bangkok, according to a cable from our correspondent there. She is spending a short period sightseeing in Siam, prior to leaving for Saigon and
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    Housing Shortage In Kuala Lumpur
    396 12 (From Our Otm Report':, KUALA LUMPTJR. si IIESPITE THE RAPID CONSTRUCTION OF NEW DWI MOST OF THE RESIDENTIAL AREAS IN KUALA I t/V ITS SUBURBS, THERE IS AN ACUTE SHORTAGE OF Hon THE MOMENT IN THIS TOWN. ASK THE NEWCOM. JUST ARRIVED TO MAKE HIS
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    CUT IN SUGAR QUOTA
    323 12 Reuter. T„_ London, July 17. H*. International Sugar Council at the conclusion of protracted negotiaturns issued a communique to-day stating that the Council has considered the statistical position in regard to the first quota year, ending Aug. 31, and estimated the market requirements for th e
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    'SCANDAL STREET' AT PAVILION
    91 12 SCANDAL Street," with Lew Ayres and Louise Campbell in the leading roles, holds pride of place at the Pavilion for the next, few days. It is the story of a girl falsely accused of murder on the evidence supplied by scandal-mongering neighbours. The tension increases rapidly
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    LORRY TURNS TURTLE
    84 12 (From Our Own Re T WENT V TWO \i 1 Seremban. ta th* Chinese, who bad a 2 licence, j n a i, tl negotiate a deep heiS h jaulCd and lamb four wheels in tht h Inspector Arian s i. local Ponce, who' gate found all
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    FINE FOR ASSAULT ON POLICE
    207 12 (From Our Oxen CorrespcMalacca. Ba AN interesting case was d the Alor Gajah police court Mr. R C. Gates, M.C.S., in whicl Tamil coolies employed on estate at Gading were charged saulting a Tamil detective and a )a«j Corporal while in the ex< duties. Inspector
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    FUNDS NOT ACCOUNTED FOR
    137 12 (From Our Oicn Coir Taiping. Saturday A CHINESE school teat a Chinese School in P was found guilty by th trate Tungku Syed Abdul amended charge of erin priation in respect ol $50. He $100 or two month's r.i. Inspector Mohamed Yus< pro „1 ing, informed
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    Many Entries For Malaya Dog Show
    1002 13 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. a exhioitors were slightly fewer than last year, dog ved keen int* rest in whs 1938 Centra] Malaya doi? show hi Id at the Racecovrae to-day. y r of new exhibits, bull mastiffs be- i. rdi Dudgeon
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    "TWO YEAR" PLAN FOR R.R.I.
    156 13 r FHE existence of a "two-year" a plan designed to give the Rubber Research Institute ef Malaya the complete organisation, by the end of 1938, considered necessary in order that the Malayan rubber-producing industry should receive the fullest practicable service, by wav ef research and
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    CONSCRIPTION COMES TO AUSTRIAN NAZIS
    96 13 Reuter. Vienna. July 17. AIL Austrians of the 1017 class, and the majority of those of the 1915 and 1916 classes have been ordered to register for military service, which means that they are conscripted for two years' training* Those of the 11)15 and 1916
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    36 13 Mr. R. L. Grut, the well-known tennis player who is at present on leave in Europe, will be returning to Telok Anson shortly. Mr. Mason is at present acting for Mr. Grut on the Kuala Ber-
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    SQUATTER ROBBED
    92 13 SQUA TTER ROBBED (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. j u i v 18 U/111l X «n the way to their homes, a Chinese squatter and a friend were waylaid by four Chines* robbers armed with sticks near the Flying (Mob last night. Both men were searched, and s*>2o In
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    PRAGUE FAIR
    82 13 most important V inJ? n mi, r ev ll nt Iv tne ,c ™d half Df 1038 wiU be the Prague Autumn Fair, organised from September 2—ll After the last Fair's record, 3,000 exhibitors WM display again samples offering a perfect survey of the country's production The typical
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    Dagger Attack On Muar Chettiar
    458 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Sunday. DARING robbery perpetrated in broad da> light on an estate road at Anjang Katu, Tangkak, was related before Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills in the Muar Supreme Court, at the sitting of the Muar Intermediary Aasaaaa, when Lim
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    England Team For Fourth Test Match
    413 14 AMES AND HUTTON ON THE INJURED LIST Bowes, Yardley And Gibb Among The Invited ENGLAND'S team for the I earth Test match due to start at Leeds en Friday will be selected from thirteen players who include K. Fames the fast bowlei who was
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    Championship Table
    182 14 (Compiled to July 9) Ist lim.i Lead P. W. L. D. L. D.Pts. Aye. Feints Awaided 12 4 4 Yorkshire 13 9 0 4 0 3 120 9.23 Lancashire 15 10 2 3 0 3 132 8.80 Middlesex 12 8 3 1 0 1 100 8.33 Somerset 14
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    SEREMBAN TEACHERS' TENNIS
    190 14 (From Our Own Correspondents Seremban, Saturday. AS a prelude to the All-Malayan -A Teachers' tennis "tournament, which is being organised by tha Negri Sembilan Teachers' Association and which is scheduled to take place at Seremban during the August school holidays, the local Association met the Malacca Teachers'
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    Racing in Siam
    36 14 Bangkok. July 17. Racing Clubs in Siam have ordered nearly forty griffin mares from Brisbane for the next season. The Ministry of Defence is supporting the importation by an offer of subsequent pruchase.
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    S.R.C.'s Annual Athletic Sports
    389 14 No Records Were Broken BRILLIANT weather favoured the annual athletic sports meeting of the S R C. held on the Club Padang on Saturday. Although no records were broken, some splendid times were returned by the competitors in the track events. Raymond Minjoot, proved that he
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    OLDFIELD CUP GOLF AT GARRISON G.C
    114 14 'TIIF Cldfield Cup competition at the Garrison Golf Club was played on Saturday last and resulted in a win for Mr. and Mrs. Woodsicic with a net score of r>. The following were the best returns: Mr. and Mrs. J. C. R. Woodside 80—17
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    Sappers' Aquatic Sports At Selarang
    279 14 An Enjoyable Function AVERY enjoyable aquatic sports meeting at the Selerang Pool by the Royal Engineers. The chief items in the varied and interesting programme were the inter-Company events which were closely contested, the 34th Company being the winning team. The open invitation relay race
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    Colony Team vs. F.M.S.
    81 14 JHE Colony XI to 111P( States in the R. Pk h ciieket -Test" u hi in Ipoh this year n July 31. and Aug. I. will ho Dr. 11. O Hopkins (g.c.f A. C. Growder (S A. S. A. Jansen (Certon m Capt. G. J. Bryan
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    Medical Students Beat The Graduates
    396 14 Annual Cricket Match MEDICAL College students beat the Graduates in the annual reunion cricket match at Sepoy Lines on Saturday and Sunday, by 64 runs. Scores were as follows: •STUDENTS, IST INNS. Kuldip Singh b Moreira 7 C. Sandosham lbw Tan Boon Beng 1 L.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB EVENTS
    263 14 THE qualilying round of the Singapore! 1 Golf Club Duffers Cup co:.. was played at Bukit Timah on Saturfel and yesterday and resulted as fc V. G. Stokes 90 24 R. W. Wallace 83 16 p R. G. Atkins 85 18 r J. S. Ramsay 88
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    Clock Saves Selangor On Padang
    528 15 Inter-State Cricket A T S.C.C. Had Bad Luck I insaficteat for a B i inter■i <!• the S.C.C. on m between the home B tor victory B an !U yesterday I ins, had bad H to retire hurt and ap- to one of his W
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    Tennis Match
    60 15 The following will represent S.C.R.C. at tennis against the R.A.F.. Seietar, at Hong Lim Green on Monday. July 25. in :hrce singles and three doubles matchJimmy Kam (capt.), Foo Wo Wan. Cheong Chee Lim, Wee Eng Lock. Low K< c Choc. K. H. Tann. Dr. Poh Chee Chua
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    399 15 SELANGOR—IST INNINGS Lee Soon Wee c Toombs b Bolton 11 O. R. Ransome b Simpson 44 B. S. Gill b Jansen 4 H. M. Fuller c Hopkins b Dynes 29 L. de Silva retd. hurt 8 C. de Silva Jansen 13 S. Nalliah b Growder 2 Gorbex
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    2271 18 Robin Hood The World's Most Gallant Rogue FIRST DAY OF OUR NEW SERIAL First instalment of the finest adventure story the world has ever known. specially written to "sv»w hr<*n'"se" with the Warner Bros, motion nicture. "The Adventures of Robin Hooi" which will be the rnn n ;„<r fii m
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    Grave Crisis In Sind
    222 19 Ii; \ir Mail). Karachi, July 13. SERIOI S Ministerial situaA jus been created in Sind by Jhe icikm of the Govertimaeui of lA Jui oHi« declares Mr. Jai;mul(,. Doolatram, Congress k H ln ol Sind and member of Ite Congress Working Compile* m in Press statement.
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    Congress Nationalist Party To Be Dissolved?
    256 19 Leader's Circular To Members (United Press). Simla, July 13. MR. ML S. Aney, Leader of the Con ITI gress Nationlist Party in the Central Assembly has, isued a circular to the members of the Party asking for their opinions about the continuence of the
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    SEA-PLANE PORT FOR BOMBAY
    29 19 SEA -PLANE PORT FOR BOMBAY I Bombay. July 13. .the Royal Indian Adviser to the t arrived in Bombay f Karachi 10 Monties the question Pol for Bombay. I
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    HAS MR. B. DESAI MISREPRESENTED CONGRESS' ATTITUDE TO FEDERATION?
    564 19 EXPLANATION DEMANDED (Unied Press). (By Air Mail) "H/rp Bombay. July 13. jyjK. Satj murthi has rushed lo the rescue of his chief Mr. Bhulabhai ed i ,hcom T" dableI >yal,v Bu <he country is not interesttZ Ttl f nS,i,UrU,r .<.<_ e
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    SIKAR TROUBLE
    114 19 (United Press). Jaipur. July 13. Jamnalal Bajaj, who arrived here on Monday discussed the Sikar situation with the Prajamandal workeis He saw the Prime Minister. Sir Beaum, at 5 p.m. yesterday and both w-ere closetted for full one and a Quarter hours. Seth Bajaj also visited the Centra]
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    News Brevities
    211 19 (United Press). The fourteenth list of subscriptions actually received up to June. 30, 1938, in response to Her Excellency the Marchioness of Linlithgow's appeal for the King Emperor's Anti-Tuberculosis Fund amounts to Rs. 2.42,094-11-9, which brings the grand total of cash in hand to Rs. 46.55.013-13-10.—(United Press). The
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    'Congress President's Statement Is III-timed'
    175 19 (United Press). Wy Air Mail) Bombay. July 13, JJASTR VPATI Suhhas Hoses statement (already published in these columns) on Sir Frederic Whyte s speech in London threatening to resign his high ottice has roused hitter conroversy i n Bombay political circles. While Leftists are impressed
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    Flood Situation In Assam
    78 19 (United Press). Shillong. July 10 k GOVERNMENT Press Note issued ton day says that flood water in the Assam Valley is receding gradually Government sanctioned Rs. 13,000 fcr immediate relief and the Commissioner Of the Assam valley was directed to Vint the affected areas and submit
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    PANDIT NEHRU TO VISIT TURKEY
    40 19 (United Press). Bombay, July 13 ACCORDING to private advices received n here. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru intends visiting. Ankora. capital of the Turkish Republic, and seeing Kemal Ataturk. on his return journey to India. < United Press)
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    "Timely Pronouncement" Says Mr. Nariman
    130 19 (United Press) By Air Main M Bombay. July 13. R. K. F Nariman in the course of a statement to the Press with regard to the .statement of Mr Subhas Chandra Bose. Congress President, on Federation and Mr. Satyamurthis statement thereon says:— "The Congress President
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    FILMS ON CHINA TO BE SHOWN
    176 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail) Bombay. July 13. WITH a view to bringing home to Indian people the horrors of the war in China as well as the determination of her people to win it a committee called the China Aid Progressive Film Committee"
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    AIR MAIL SERVICE
    74 19 (United Press). A communique issued by the Rangoon Post Office states that aeroplanes of the Air Prance. Service will not call at Rangoon during the monsoon. Mails for places ln Indo-China will, however, with effect from July 11, be despatched by the east bound flying boat of
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    "MR. DESAI'S BETRAYAL OF PEOPLE'S CAUSE"
    254 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail) Calcutta, Juiy 13. MAMMOTH meeting of workers. student* and Citizens, held at the foot of the Monument on Sunday evening, urged Mr. Bhulabhai Desai to issue an immediate contraction of the allegations againsl him in regard to the attitude
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    36 19 (United Press). The Sind Government are negotiating with some prominent persons 01 Karachi, including Lady Haroen, to secure donations to the extent of Rs. 1.00 000 for the development of the Civil Hospital. Karachi .--(United Press).
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    A NEW LIFE STARTS FOR 100 LOCAL FAMILIES
    363 20 $1,000,000 BUILDING SCHEME COMPLETED (By A Malaya Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Saturday. A MILLION dollars worth of brick and mortar will in less than a fortnight be turned into one oi the smallest, the most modern townships in the East. Improvement Trust
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