Malaya Tribune, 23 July 1938

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales vol xxvn- -No. 174. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Saturday, July 25, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, JULY 23, 1938 FIVE CENT&
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      71 1 I THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The GOLDEN VALLEY* AUSTRALIA* BRANDY THE LABEL TO LOOK OUT FOR HIGH QUALITY BRAND Vi LOW PRICE il/e ut all I stores CiIITMDIF r C3 I TD VJVI 1 1 I (Incorporated m S.S.). \v ps :ua I -"*-> 5 v.^^-'J 6 <•-
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      47 1 Read Tlie j SV N Alf j TRIBUTE Dominant In Malaya J.. r I j V Q <«•» FIRST QUALITY EUROPEAN MAKE I AT COMPETITIVE PRICES I YIELD 5.2 CUBIC FEET PER POUND FAR EAST OXYGEN ACETYLENE CO., LTD. SINGAPORE, FENANG BANGKOK, AGENTS FOR BRITISH OXYGEN CO., LTD.
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES MINISTER OF SHIPPING SUGGESTED
    1315 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES MINISTER OF SHIPPING SUGGESTED Officers Federation's Concern TT is stated in the course of the re- 1 port of the Officers (Merchant I Navy) Federation for the 17 months ended December 31, 1937, that the maintenance of remunerative freight rates is, of course, of great importance but
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      472 2 STEAMER SAILINGS P&Ow BRITISH INDIA (incorporated ln England). P O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1938. CORFU 15,000 July 29 BHUTAN 6.100 July 30 BEHAR 6.000 Aug. 8 CHITRAL 15.000 Aug. 12 SOUT)AN 6,500 Aug. 26 CARTHAGE 15,000 Aug 26 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Sept. 9 RANCHI Sept. 23
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      388 2 SPECIAL HOLIDAY CRUSES j Tor Bangkok Saigon j (ANGKOR PNOM PENH) t By Luxurious One CUss Mutorahips. 5 Displacement Tons. From Penang P.S,ham Malacca po I m.s. "Alsia" j 12,500) »-7 IJj 20 8 i m.s. "Boringia" «12,500» 10 9 12-9 J nus. "Fionia" < 11,000» 8-9 *J 2G 9
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      275 2 HAMBURG- AMERIKA LINIE 9 Dcutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 193 c t m.s. LEVERKUSEN via Manila Aug. 3 m.s. ERMLAND via Manila Aug. 11 t m.s. BURGENLAND via Manila Aug. 24 HOMEWARD HOLLAND, HAMBURG
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      391 2 STEAMER SAILINGS Q XgjT I jIIOYDj I DOES YOUR I LEAVE APPROACH? I Please let us offer you accommodation on the I fastest, most modern and 1 luxurious. I N.D.L. EXPRESS I LINERS. 8 Passage Agents: 1 LOHMANN CO., LTD* B 124, Robinson Road, B Phone 7565. STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO.,
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      538 3 CLASS IFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. rrta n rp now invited for tne ■■owwlnf ma lclpal Tender Room Particulars sec Date o{ cloaln g mnletion and Repair. ance of Tiadi "«5" from D eli st t0 ppfhniation Rd. 12 noon, July 26. 1938. lJ j x,.\v Store v
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      618 3 PUBLIC NOTICES j MR. CHEAH KIM BEE The New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd wish to intimate to the General PubliJ that Mr. Cheah Kirn Bee of United Underwriters' Association, "E" Second Cross Street, Malacca, formerly of Singapore has no authority to trarsact any business on behalf of the Company. IN
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      438 3 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED for Penang Piinting Press, experienced Er.glish and Tamil knowing Fort-man, able to give quotations and extract work. Apply with testimonial copies, stating salary. Apply "NIX" c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore.. WANTED— Nurse for young baby, any nationality, must be experienced. Apply Box No. 303, co Malaya Tribune,
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      522 3 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT. ENG LEONG—Engagement is announced between Mr. Eng Poh Seng, second son cf the late Mr. Eng Ah Yee, and only son of Mrs. Eng Ah Yee (Madam Mock Ah Malt, and Miss Leong Siew Peng, second daughter of Mrs. Leong Yue Foh. DEATHS Mr. Choo Ah Yew,
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      434 3 and avoid^^^^ BLEMISHED f'^m, J!mV m I Antiseptic Cleans. ML SKIN V lng; V tv—uns the g^mmmfXu^{ Because Cuticura is a MEDICINAL pores S and TOILET Soap, it does two "1 essential things to your skin. It main- a tains radiant skin health in spite of frequent exposure to the
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    ANGLO-DUTCH RUBBER
    182 4 The recently announced final dividend of 5, making 9 per cent for Wg against only 7 per cent. Utt VK* J£ Anglo-Dutch Plantations ol Java. P« pared shareholders for a goodreporv They can profits advanced by £l-o,suo w fl The larger dividend requires £270 000 ugainst £210,000 gross.
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    106 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Friday rocn. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. July) 25 3 4 25: 3 Good F.A.Q. in bales (F. 0.8. July) 24 13 16 24 15.16 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardablĕ Spore) 25 2 25 do. Aug. Sept.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    819 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Buyers Sellers 4'- 4,6 \mpat Tin 3l!-cd Asam Kumbang f 4g CQ Austral Malay 259 y er Hitam 065 A >' er Wen T g in i 22:6 3angnn Tin j 40 iatu Seiangor 9 9 10 9 Berjuntal
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    SENNAH RUBBER
    72 4 Net profits of Sennah Rubber Company rose by £29.101 to £89.472 in the year 1937. As already announced the dividend on the £600.000 capital is to be maintained at 10 per cent. This time it is proposed to add £25.000 against £16.702. to the reserve for amortisation of
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    TANAH DATAR RUBBER
    381 4 THE twenty-sixtii t ins of Tanah E.C. Ltd., WW held at 7 Mam ch&lr Mr. W. Arthur Addgse" man. moved the adoption c 1 Qf a .nd accounts ax d the decla dividend of 2V2 pei tisfactory e xThe accounts d bein g pansion in the net
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    N.E.I. RUBBER EXPORTS
    89 4 'From Our Own Correspondent) Amsterdam, July 12. The exports of estate and native rubber from the N.E.I, showed a rise in Junt. The total of estate rubber exported was 12.878 metric tons against 12.666 in May. and of native rubber 11,941 tors against '.».737 tons. Tlie production
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    FRASER AND COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS
    252 4 Company Dividend Books Singapore, July 22, 5 pm. close Total for financial Date Ex Div. year TIN: Payable Date to date Asam Kumbang 6d. No. 62 Tuly 29 A ug. 5 July 30 10% Austral Malay 9d. div. 3d. bonus io% Hongkong Tin
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    261 4 6% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 95 105 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 100 102 norn 4 1 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31. Sept. 30 107 110 norn 4V 2 1909 red.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    368 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Friday mmmm j Ĕm Previous To-day Uhane. RUBBER Firm Steady ion* Buyers 7 9|16 7V 2 _i 1G Spot SeUers 7% 7 5 8 ls f Forward (August) ?f" 2nd Forward (Member) gjf£??ft 6 ,rd Forward (OctXec.) |uyer 16 London. Friday PALM OIL (Malaya)
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      227 4 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE. BURGLARY PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSA TION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W HALL, General Managei THE I EASTERN BANK; LIMITED. JlncorporaWd ln England) SINGAPORE BRANCH! 6, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed I Capital £2,000,000
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      52 4 11l 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.
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      168 4 (Kersea-Chmese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the StraiU Stttlementt) t CAPITAL* Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up BEAD OrnCE, CHCfA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE TELEPHONES: 4944 Managing Director »172 Secretary 802fl Oeneral Manager »13 Accountant 1 Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA." LONDON BANKS** /TSX TORK JANKERS: Midland Bank. Ltd, (My&\ J Irving
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    HEIGH-HO! THE CRICKETING GIRLS HAVE COME
    37 5 Ami Just Watch Their Action, Sports Fans, Because They've Got- can.era.nan a, net practice. Left ,o rig, th.v are Miss Murine. Mrs. Hop ki Miss E„i„. Miss Riches and Miss Tonne.,
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    Bradman May Never Play In England Again
    316 5 London. July 12. QON BRADMAN is not likely to play cricket in Knjrland after the present series of Test matches. unless the demand of the Australian 'earn, that Mr*,. Bradman should be allowed to ioM her husband In England at the end of
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    Arsene Lupin At Pavilion
    103 5 THAT loveable French rogue Arsene Lupin returned to the screen yesterday, when 'The Return Of Arsene Lupin" began a season at the Pavilion. The nlm is fast-moving action, chiefly on the part of an American cx-G. who finally runs his man to earth—but refuses to arrest
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    Malayans Do Well In England
    330 5 (Bv Air Mail) 'From Our Oivn Correspondent) London, July 15. jyJALAYAX students have acquitted themselves well in recent examinalions. In the Par exams., passes were secured by the following::— Abdullah bin Mohamed. Roman Law and Constitutional Law; Syed Esa Almenoar. Roman Law; Suleiman bin Abdulrahman,
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    MALACCA NEWS
    145 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. Inspector A. H. Hunt, uf the Central Folice Station, has taken over duties as acting Chief Dectective Inspector, during the absence of Mr. W. Martin on leave. Mr. and Mrs. Martin are spending a holiday at Fraser's Hill. Mr. L. E. Vine,
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      84 5 RlnnH R m APARJLLA TONIC Wood builder and purifier, curei t« l'»iT' ca! dfsea »es. Local Price small bottle 50 cts, 4 V'uV' ,ED KA9CT co. Singapore y& against imitations Every genuine bottle of Woodward's Gripe Water you buy bears the famous "Baby" trademark. Genuine Woodward's Gripe Water has been
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      94 5 t79, Gi chard Road Phone 6834. Our All-British ford is manufacjr** I ed under Euro; Poultry Experts supervision. <M mash Laying meal. Mixed gram, rlta or without dried fish. B:-. v- Chick Grain, each I $6.50 per 160 Ih*. Ury Mash Baby 1 Chick cont. 20% skimmed pure mils powder
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      275 5 CHING KENG LEE CO., LTD. I IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. To be held at our Sale-room, No. 9-A, (Ist floor) D'ALMEIDA STREET, Singapore, ON MONDAY, 25th JULY, 1938, AT 2.30 P.M. i lot 1. Freehold land premises known as Nos. 67 68, KANI9AH MARICAN oP.o 1 (0
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      64 5 BANK OF til DV A (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. MODERN BANKING With branches and subbranches throughout China, and correspondents in all the principal cities of the world, the Bank is well equipped to transact modern banking business of every description. TO-LET r OFFICES IN
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    150 6 Mails expected from Netherlands Ipdies by Air I X.L.M. > to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 4.30 p.m. today and general deliveries of letters and parcels 8.25 respectively on Monday. Mails expected from Europe etc. 1 Amsterdam* by Air I X.L.M.) to-day. deliveries of boxholders' letters only 3.30
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    34 6 The Air Mail Imperial* despatched from Singapore on July 16 was delivered in London yesterday. The Air Mail <Netherlands* despatched from Singapore on July 16 was delivered in London on July 21.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    62 6 Fencruachan. British. 5,920 tons from Leith 22.7 to Japan 24.7. Siam. Danish. 6,636 tons from Copenhagen 22 7 to Hongkong 23.7. Planclus, British. tons from Bclpwan 22.7 to Java 23.7. Mapia. Netherlands, 9.38G tons from belawan 20.7 tc Amsteidam 21.7. Maros, Dutch. 5.496 tons from Djambi 21.7 to
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    GOVERNMENT NOTICE
    152 6 Owner; and I requested to keep then ves=>eb a of the range as P O5 Prac ti:e, undermentioned P Tnlv 29 30 31 at 3 Changi Area.—on Jul* W, a.m.-Anti-aircraft. Changi Area.—on Aug. i Anti-aircraft Lewis uun Changi Area.-on Aug. 2, 8. 10, 8 a.m.-Sub Calibre .«»»11 Changi
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    PRODUCE
    176 6 Singapore, July 22 r (Siaml W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan 1165 R Siam' W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $150 r lliam. W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $14, Siam Rice No. 1 Siam Rice -Lowhway No. 2 P!am Rice -Lowhway No. 3 Si»u Siam "Singhway" No. 1
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    FUNERAL OF MR. CHIA HOOD THEAM
    1162 6 The funeral of Mr. Chia Hood Theani one of the best known members ol the Straits-bern Chinese community. my* head shroff of the Singapore* branch of the Mercantile Bank of Tndia Ltd' took place on Sunday. The funeral was largely attended headed by three
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    15 6 Mr. C. P. de Silva has been untitled Asststand Scretary to the Malayan Agricluture and
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      104 6 MALAYA*! PftEMtEP HOTEL J TO-NIGHT ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8-15 P.M. to 9-15 P.M. DINNER and DANCE (formal) FROM 9-45 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT Non-Diners $100 RAFFLES ORCHESTRA j Directed by Dan Hopkins j jSEA VIEW HOTELj j TO-NIGHT j SPECIAL DINNER-DANCE i MUSIC BY RELLERS POPULAR HUNGARIAN BAND. S DINNER iM DANCE
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      32 6 For Style, Comfort. Economy, Etc CONSULT The Oriental Optical Co., 1 MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS, 1 Head Oinec: 162. South Bridge Hd., Branch Ofnee: 348. N. Bridge Rd. SINGAPORE. I FREE TESTING. 1 1
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      95 6 RSUtX HOTEL %Jsr T Har, much to Re<ommend itself to those who want tcmpcrary residence where there is m \Ww \P GOOD ACCOMMODATION im.) V'\ > A GOOD TAB *E AND GOOD SERVICE ard for which the charges are Moderate. W M HM Visil ouv BEAUTY PARLOUR with Shanghai experts
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      203 6 j POSTAL INTELLIt^MCE! 5- fr TO-DAY DATE AND TIME ggj and Great Britain x «Oj. 23 2 p.m. JffSanx KLM 9 3 3 p.m. dia East, North, South and West Kumsang 23 2 p.m. Pontianak Tohiti 23 3 p.m. foba 23 3.30 p.m. Dungun (Parcels only) l. ipIS H„ 23
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    ROBIN HOOD WINS HIS FREEDOM— AND A BRIDE
    175 7 HUS FAR: King Richard c Crusades in 1191, p::t Recency, mistrustiny brother. Prince Jphr. 1 eforc the latter. a 1 ashbuckling the Norman Sir f ime thereby winning the Marian Fit.waiter, sit King Richiafd is cap held for Ransom and to seize
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    CHAPTER XI
    989 7 HE icene changes to a barren and po vriy-stn'cken inn on 11 Kenl Road. Tlie only m the big fire that casting dancing: andle-light. The lace deserted but for the frail as just finished and drink to sit at a corner table ii, km? and enveloping travelling cloaks.
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    CHAPTER XII
    1178 7 Richard and his nobles (lis- "msed as Abbot and monks, and followed by horses heaped high with baggage, locked for all the world like a great regions house travelling to visit one of its branches. The trip since leaving the Inn. had been uneventful and the hope of
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      118 7 Psel-aicthioK** Syria pi COUGH LUNG TONTC. Excellent remedy to cure al! affections of the iesi»ialory organs, Catanift Coireh. Cod. Bronchitvs, Infucnra, Asthma, Tuberculosis, etc. 52.70 per large bottle. .$1.50 small. TussorrcT lozenges for Colds, Cough, Brcrchitis and other threat and chest troubles. .80 cents a box. (MAM CO., 29, Koael,
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      501 7 I m Tribute M I B<j 1 Imperial Airways is proud to re-publish I \vk ,ht se compliments offered so generously hy an important aviation paper of the l/I/Sv'] I WSM I S,ates > American Aviation, f i May j wrfi t if 18 on the IMPERIAL flying-boats ||jJ/JJ| IMS**
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      361 8 j _sS_r~ ij 3.15 -615 and 9A5 j I Paramount* Fun-filled A j Musical j a Hear your 'i_ V r^ o jhoo» o \o**°\ V. sun-tanned j €7* '/fcVpS "1* "Dancing Ct.es" *|fJ^^ j M d A j <—— w. I OPENING TO-NIGHT j i THEATRE H OYAL I
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      184 8 t====t^ pavilion] TO-DAY ATjjS^S^-"-----~2-*—- THRILLS AND CHILLS YET ALSO I MURDER MYSTERY world s mqst DARING CBIMKAL PROVIDES S 7 HI G S AY M C O T AMAZING ADVENTURE! Positively LAST DA V! 3 SHOWS I C APITOL 3-15 6-15 9-15 Co)umbia pictures sensational Dramatic TriumphPETER LORRE f^^K EDWARD
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      400 9 jj ROSY CLOUD PERMANENT H WAVE, I So. Mi. Dhoby Ghaut, f I Latest Fa l.ionable Have you may chocse. I:. Expert Workers at your i Services. If 3, Guarantee 8 months Charges A rr..n Win Convince Tou. PRICE S7-, S6-, $5!-. _E SINASBIN I WISHES HEADACHE SINASBIN S! NASBIN
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      204 9 I ANNUAL READING GANDHI ASTROLOGER. M^ nd your da te and A Ime r Dirtr i or the m2Sf and approxim 25 furnished with particulars regarding nealth n< >nm» lamiry. profession fortunes and all otherSnS^ reading mo?fr^^ e^ fl yea reading monthly orders, BP Os vonr *J Money Qot« kre
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      154 9 -OSTPOP^ V CIGARETTES DETTOL I I THE MODERN ANT,SEPTIC J our demist n Jl j| NON*OISONOI 1— I M 25 Gel Your Good Portraits I FROM: iii ywin ir I I*HOTO < -X North Bridge Road, (Opposite Adelphi Hotel), SINGAPORE. J BESAR T KW WOltlJlpS^llj. CTbe Malayan Pioneer Amusement Park»
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      334 9 1 The Hay of Days kx I HAS ARRIVED AT LAST. MESSRS k\ a S S jj WARNER BROS. ANNOUNCE WITH V\M.ollllllg THE PREMIERE V\feß V\ OF THE i D\ i:n HJR ES (>F '^j^K it on i;x noon ri^l A SUPREME GIFT TO CINEMATIC II Wi OXKSi:AY 27th JULY
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    743 10 rp'lE opening during this week of the new short wave transmitter of the British Malaya Broadcas ing Corporation hai mark id a nem step forward in radio in this country and one which we may hope will be the forerunner of a series of progressive developments in th*3
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    Dancing Expert For Malaya
    267 10 (By Air Mail) (From our Own Correspondent) London, July 16. IFTER (lying from Singapore to Scot- land, Mr. Thomas Meniiea, of Kuala iimpur has flown to Dublin to spend short holiday with his wife and riends in Westmeath a Derby social life will lose two popular
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    32 10 A conference of Italian and German jurists took place in Rome to compare the legislation which has been devised oi the two countries to give effect to the i (h t->tnlltartAn Rtnte
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    NOTES & COMMENTS The Opium Menace
    287 10 NOTES COMMENTS The Opium Menace m H E Opium Advisory Commute* Ot T Laguc of Nations i*M P*** soH,t"n drawing tne aUenUon 0 Council to tbe piousness of th. I booties situatmn in tn<, Fa, EaTn, trade in .iarcoUes In tins I tho worm, i v i without the report
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    War Does Not Pay
    300 10 WAR is t wretched business. If any example should be nerded. the World War. after which the victors were to provide the victims with the credits necessary to pay reparations, furnishes it At the same time it has to ne rememnereu that the cost of war
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    Trans-Atlantic Service
    274 10 TransAtlantic Service IMPORTANT dev< icon i tita civil air transport, to material] the near future, were foreshadowed bj Captain Balfour, Under Becretarj t« Air. in the House of commons recei when he said. "Then- is reason to anti- ctpate ttiai v regular British transAtlantic service will be put Into operation
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    Topics Of The Day
    338 10 By "Looker <V Hint for footballers: To get ten points from five matches, sharpen the ends. Advice to one-armed drivers: You can't pay attention to your brakes when your mind is on your clutch An observer noted recently that the mill girl no longer dons clogs
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      186 10 Jjji LAMP DYNAMO HEAVILY CHROMIUM PLATED E ;*L Prices 5.00 6.50 Made Specially /o- ROBINSON CO., LTD. 1 MAKES i DELICIOUS SANDWICHES J Marmitc sandwiches arc appetising. i J economical and quickly made just mix J Marmite with three times as much butter, and J S spread. Excellent sandwiches muv
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      49 10 ELSIE MARY FOR Inexpensive Chic The Smartest Thing in Town |i to |30 Rodney House, Battery Road. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY. (Established 1914) 14A. Change Alley. Singapore. Typewriter Repairers and Stationers "CORONET" ribbons and carbons, overhauling &!or cleaning of mcs in orrteea undertaken. Tei. Nos. 7770, 7532, 7534. 7536. 2481.
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    Rain Holds Up War In Shansi
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    MAJOR DISASTER FEA RED
    172 11 IVK ng, July 22. I|J war operations in Shans» a I a standstill as a retviest rainfall in !i ing n r in the past three toys (say* Renter). h hina rivers are unnini: yen ull and a d>sius neral flooding is feared. ireas mar Peiputf
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    CZECH PROBLEM RUMOURS
    107 11 Four-P ovver Talks Proposal? Reuter. London, July 22. F conversations b.?uet anrl'lh 11 flalifax M. Bonse '> to Herr von Dirck(T(ji) of hamberlain to-day a of r «mours has arisen. It is mooted /;t te ci that Germany has r anrt that Germany, Italy, ,f rh ntum
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    2 11 STOP PRESS
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    Australian War Mem orial Unveiled On Somme Fields
    521 11 London. July 22. THE King and Queen went by train this morning lo Yillers Bretonneu\, near Amiens, where the Kirn- in the early afternoon, unveiled the Australian war memorial, overlooking the Somme battleheld. Mr. Hore Belisha, accompanied by Viscount Gort, their respective
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    ITALIAN SAILORS ATTACKED
    58 11 Reuter. Dublin, July 22. of young mtn shouting "Remember Abyssinia." attacked sailors from two Italian naval training ships visiting Dublin. Some sailors were severely manhandled and were followed by jeering crowds as they fled. Eventually the police took Control and took the sailors to the dock in
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    Death Of Mrs. A. E. Johnson
    69 11 rHE death took place at the General Hospital, Singapore early this ?nornng of Marie Antionette (nee Gina Van Dort) at the age of 39. She wa.s the wife of Mr. A. E. Johnson, technical assistant of the P.W.D., Central, Singapore, and belonged to a
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    26 11 The Viceroy has received at Simla Ihe gift of a bull, a cow, and ca'f of the Afghan hill breed from the Prime Minister of Afghanistan.
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    WORLD AIDS CHINA IN FIGHT AGAINST CHOLERA
    202 11 BIG RESPONSE TO APPEAL TO LEAGUE H. Q. Reuter. of the ra cv on S EVP* l^** 8 <» f vaccine, in view apw extension of the epidemic among tho population. me secretary General, after phie- order for the immediate delivery oi one
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    AUSTRALIA MAILS BY AIR
    113 11 British Official Wireless. London. July 22. JN extension of the postal arrangements already in force for Empire destinations on England, South Africa and England. India. Burma and Malaya air routes and for Egypt all first-class mail for Australia. New Zealand and other parts of the British
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    BRITISH SHIP HELD UP
    80 11 Incident Near Hongkong Reuter. Hongkong, July 22. \f R E. Green, master of the British steamer Leana. reports that when the vessel was 50 miles from Hongkong on July 21 a Ja panesc destroyer fired a shot across her bow, forcing the steamer to heave to.
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    Visit Of Hitler's A.D.C.
    101 11 British Official Wireless. London, July 21. QUESTIONS were asked in the Commons to-day regarding the visit to London of Captain Wiedemann. Hitler's adjutant. The Prime Minister replied that in course of his recent, visit to London Captain Wiedemann had had informal conversation with the Foreign Secretary,
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    FILM STAR WEDS
    42 11 Sencrita Anita Lizana, the Chilean tennis champion, has m?t ied Mr. Robert Kllis, the i tierj of Invergow rie, F< thsbire. Ihe bride wore a wedding gvtvn in the Spanish style with a tall comb in her,.. hair. P
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    A Kiss From France
    35 11 Reuter. Paris, July 22. "f)LEASE give the princesses a kiss from France," wore the last words ißesidenl Lebran addressed the Queen s Their Majesties left Villers Bretonneux en route for London.—Reuter.
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    15 11 Last year 281 elephants were killed In enya during control work by the Qair Department.
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    CROWDS STOP KING'S CAR TO CHEER
    368 11 Reuter. London, July 22. 4 GREAT cheer from thousands assembled at Dover on the Ad miralty pier and on the cliffs surrounding the town welcomed Their Majesties back to England this evening. Both looked extremely well after their four busy days in Frame There
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    GROWING TENSION ON MANCHURIAN BORDER
    251 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh and Nanyang Siang Pau. Iv Shanghai, July 22. view of the reported threat to Soviet Russia, heavy reinforcements of Japanese troops are being rushed to Manchuria. Taking advantage of this depletion, Chinese guerillas are extending their activities throughout .NOrlll C lii!/U.
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    Morgenthau In France
    48 11 Reuter. Paris. July 22. MR. Morgenthau, United States Finan«l cial Secretary, will arrive in Paris to-morrow and stay until Tuesday. He will see M. Lebrun, M. Bonnet arid the Ministers of Finance and National Economy before going on a holiday to the south of France—Reuter.
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    China F. O. To Move
    65 11 Reuter. Hankow, July 22. £T is officially announced that China Foreign Ofhce Is moving to Chungking .it tho end of this month. It is understood the various embassies will lollow. The American and Italian embassies are opening at Chungkiang soon. The Soviet Embassy has already
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    PUBLIC AGITATE FOR RESUMPTION OF STORE TRANSPORT SERVICES
    305 12 Chinese Societies Petition Govt Singapore, Friday. iTIRST signs of public agitation for an early resumption of the transport services, disrupter! by the Singapore Traction Company's employees' strike, will soon he noticeable. The Tribune understands, from a reliable source, that over 20 Chinese
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    BANKRUPT'S DIFFICULTY IN FINDING EMPLOYMENT
    124 12 Singapore, Friday. ADISCIIAKGE from bankruptcy, subject to a consent judgment of S2OO was granted Lee Chong; Sens, unemployed printer, by Mr. Justice Mcriwaine. Chief Justice in the Bankruptcy Court to-day. A married man with two Children, Lee claimed that his insolvency was due to frequent
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    RECEIVING ORDER AGAINST CHETTIAR
    114 12 Singapore, Friday. MAT he had left Singapore a day I 5 had been instituted •••w him was an allegation made v X k ivl vanathan Chetdebtor at present in India, by another Chettiar, his creditor to che X" cf $5,? i 1. when the case came
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    APPLICATION FOR NEW BUS ROUTES
    171 12 ¥T is aiinounced In last night's GoI sette that applications to the Municipal Commissi, Singapore, and the Rura Board Singapore, to provide a service of motor omnibuses in the following routes via Pa;ir Panjang from Tanion" Pagar; Quee.. Street to Johore Bahru via Bukit Timat;
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    Paya Lebar Charity Show
    96 12 The charily performance of "The Dawn of Enlighh nment or Boh Kow Giak." organised by the committee of the Paya Lebar Methodist. Church in aid of its building fund, which was originally fixed for Aug 0, has been postponed to Nov. 5. This is due to
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    LUTINE GOLD SEARCH CONTINUES
    90 12 London, July 15. THE giant dredger Karimata has returned from Terschilling harbour to resume her for the £2,000,000 treasure in the sunken British frigate, the Lutwie. She had sustained slight damage and lost four of her anchors in rough weather at the end of tone and
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    Argument Leads To Suicide
    156 12 Singapore. Friday. "I TOOK caustic soda because I 1 wished to die." These words were spoken by Toh Cheng Hua, an 18 year old Chinese girl who lay dying: at the General Hospital on July 16. Medical evidence showed that thp girl was admitted to the
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    TERUEL MASSACRE
    45 12 Reuter. Valencia, July 22. Thirty-three refugees, women, children and old people who were evacuated from a village near the front line, were killed in an aii raid on the TerueiSagunto road. Seventy-five nationalist warplanes participated but a single h omb caused the casualties.—Reuter.
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    RUBBER PRICE BETTER
    240 12 JHF effect of the reduction to 45 per cent, of the basic quota has iur>t begun to make itself felt during the past week, and with lighter offerings prices have improved over a cent, says Lewis and Peat in their weekly report. This improvement should give some
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    24 12 Mr. W. Swithinbank, of Messrs. Brinkmann and Co., Singapore, is on a business trip to Ipoh and is staying at ln c BtatiOi, Hotel
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    Three-Day Journey To London
    232 12 Dutch Enterprise «By Air Mail» (From Our Own Correspondent London, July 15. VTINE days leave may soon be sufllcient to enable jaded folk in Malaya to set home, see a te<t match and return. Air liners accommodating thirty or forty passengers and travelling with <eal'ed cabins
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    FOUR DAYS FOR BREACH CASE
    80 12 Singapore. Friday. rvATES were fixed this morning by Mr. V h Forrer. District Judge. Criminal District Court for the the case in which Harry Goldenherg BTU i oswld Edwards have M cnargca S crSbreach ol trust cited against them r Mr A L. Barrett, appearing
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    LAWYER'S CASE POSTPONED
    117 12 Singapore, Friday. THE summons case in which Mr. Phillip Hoalim. a member of the local legal profession stands charged with alleged criminal force on a lawyer's clerk. Mr. Loh Peng Khwan. winch was adjourned from yesterday afternoon came up before Mr. L. C. Goh, the Fifth Police
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    22 12 Mr. E. J. Tiley. accountant, Federal Motor Garage. Ipoh. has lett for Australia on furlough. He will be away for three months.
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    Labour Trouble Leads To Criminal Charges
    347 12 Singapore, rnoay. T ABOUR trouble which occurred some time in Marsh this year over U wages, and which formed the subject cf an inquiry by the Protector of Chinese, had its sequel this morning at the court of the second magistrate, before Mr. J.
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    22 12 Mr. L. V. Simpson-Gray, M.C.S., has been appointed Oificial Administrator, F.M.S., and Public Trustee. F.M.S., both appointments being effective from July 2.
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    26 12 Mr. G. W. Clemetson of the Kinta Electric Distribution Co., Ltd., Ipoh, has gone on home leave. He has been succeeded by Mr. E. C. Ferdinands.
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    Soldier On Theft Charge
    108 12 Singapore, «t WAS drunk and don't remember I what happened." said Lance Bomoardier William David Oolcs of Royal artillery, when he appeared be fore Mr J. C. II Oldham, the Secono Magistrate, this afternoon, on a cbar of theft of a motor car be longing to
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    AMERICAN PROTEST
    48 12 Washington. July 22 MR CordPli HuH 1 States m Mexico stressing the Uniu» demand for adequate and P-omPt pensation for agrarian p by Americans, which w ie warn Mexican Govt. unlaw* Declaring that U*<eiiwre- U^' is es.im.lcd that American owned land in .Lizcd in recent years.
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    JAPANESE BOYCOTT CAUSES PENANG MERCHANT'S FAILURE
    215 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Peixng, Jui> w A man who started business m 19-6 with a capital ol *>™J^* n A longing to his wife was taken through his public- oxannna, C 7 the bankruptcy court to-day. He is J. J. Sharaaf, sole proprietor
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    MR. T.H. STONE'S ANALYSIS OF THE TRANSPORT DISPUTE
    2124 13 1 REVIEW O/ 1 fifiTu CASES un: huw received from Mr. T. H. Stonp the i Commissioner for Singapore, and President MUnici Club, a memorandum on the Singapore Tract'on" p ngapore we reproduce in full below. Company i the unbiased report of
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    Malaya's Large Cash China Contributions
    188 13 THE EXACT AMOUNT OF REMITTANCES BY OVERSEAS CHINESE TO THEIR MOTHERLAND'S WAR CHEST DURING I*JE FIRST YEAR OF SINO-JAPANESE HOSTILITIES IS NOT YET AVAILABLE, IT HAS BEEN LEARNT FROM VARIOUS OFFICIAL SOURCES THAT THE SUM INCLUDING BOTH CASH CONTRIBUTIONS AND SUBS CRIPTIONS TO LIBERTY BONDS,
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    MALACCA FOOD STRIKE
    83 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. PGR the fourth time within re- cent months, Malacca hawkers went on strike to-day. About 300 of them assembled at the Capitol Theatre grounds, with a view to laying their grievances before Mr. Tan Soo Chong, Municipal Commissioner. On the last
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    FOURTH TEST: ENGLAND DISMISSED FOR 223 RUNS
    624 14 DISAPPOINTING DISPLAY BY BATSMEN DAY'S PLAY YIELDS AGGREGATE OF ONLY 255 RUNS j ENGLAND mad, a poor star, in the Fourth Test match whM, E vos.orday a, Leeds and at close of play ENGLAND 223. AUSTRALIA lor i. London, Friday. fitE lourth Test
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    132 14 ENGLAND —IST INNINGS Barnett c Barnett b McCormick 30 Edrich b O'Reilly 12 Hardstaff run out Hammond b O'Reilly 76 Paynter st Barnett b FlectwoodBrnith 28 Compton b O'Reillv 14 Price c MeCabe b O'Reilly 0 Verity not out 25 Wrie-ht c Fingleton b FleetwoodSmith 22 Fames
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    193 14 W HILE the «*^2Tfti3 was made at m iSweei y tMS Sussex batsmen who bet ween compiled a L are as suit* as cabled by Keuier fO,IOWS: A T NORTHAMPTON Sussex beat Northants on first Sants 377 293 for 8 Sussex 631 Bart--106, John Langrtdge 22., cox nn
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    Lady Cricketers On Padang
    450 14 EXCITING ONE RUN VICTORY SPLENDID CAME Big Crowd Watches The Match THE European women's eleven beat m S.C.I. men's sidr at cricket yesterday en the padang by one run in an exciting finish. Something of a record crowd watched the game. Escorted by six press cameramen
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    City High School Sports Meeting
    411 14 m H F city High School held its fifJi T H annual athletic spirts meeting hirh attended by a number of which was ailc including Mr. prominent Inspector of %Jk at° fhe Jalan Besar Stad.um yesterday. MMvmUdna vounff ath- I ■OTeilSS Sst year in the
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      26 14 A thirsiy young man named McCall When once at an ex-service ball Quite truthfully died "Most drinks I have trie-.!. Framroz's Orange-Smash. Beats them all! TramrozjiM!o
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    Taiping Races: Ambil Pays $115 For Place
    672 15 First Day Of Meeting Pangkor Wins The Scurry SKYE RACES J O r Own Report?.- Taiping, Friday. jijj tu»»-c!a\ >kye race meeting of 1 i!,, Taiping Turf Club which penf j t«»-d i\ provided a few big i s particularly in the last
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    RACE SELECTION BY "ARGUS"
    50 15 S r T™?l hy A subject neon's CSLtS* af<CrfOllows: laiping are as RACE l-GKEV LAD I Why Worry II I RACE I EONIE Hilarity RACE 3—MTTL*' MOTHER M.-G.-M. RACE 4—ETONA 1 arut RACE S—MANDAI Stone Ginger RACE 6- AMRTL iiathrvn RACE RIVOL Policy RACE B—OAYTHARIO Komolux
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    BASEBALL ON THE PADANG
    188 15 'JFE baseball team of the -'Steel Seafarer. crack team of the Isthmian Line met the American Association and the Cubs combined yesterday afternoon on the S.R.C. padang before a fairly large crowd. A good game was served up and the visitors confirmed their reputation of being
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    CRICKET TEAMS
    105 15 S.C.C. fart S3 vs Ceylon Sports Club to-mcrrow and on Sunday at 2 p.m. and 11 a.m. respectively at 'the S.C.C.: —W van den Bosch. Capt. G. J. Bryan, Dr. J. A. P. Cameron, Capt. E. F. Dynes. A. Foster. A. C. Growder. Dr. H. O Hopkins. W.
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    Weights For To-day
    285 15 From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Friday. LTANDICAPS for to-morrow's (Saturday's) races are as follows:— RACE 1 Iskandar Polo Club polo ponies, about 2 furs.. 2.30 p.m. Pangkor. Why Worry 11. Grey Lad, Lumut. Rio. RACE 2 Ponies, class 3, div. 2. abt 2 furs., 3 p.m. Taj
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    122 15 TN fr*!St C U b teml s Mens Doubles Open (Semi-final) T&TLTSTF beat Seth anfi TIES FOR MONDAY a nH V vn C Jf,, <Semi fina,,: Lady Addison Strickland —15. Cnllen Cup (final); Mr and Miss Th()^ Morris -15* Hann >' n S ton »»d rrn^ iCap
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    TANGLIN CRICKET
    96 15 IN a cricket match played at Tanglin yesterday, the R.A.M.C. beat the 7th Heavy Battery. R.A.. by two wickets. The Artillery, batting first, were only able to collect 97 runs. Cpl. Thompson being chiefly responsible for the damage Capturing six wickets for 23. Beresford took three for 3
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    FIVE NEW ATHLETIC RECORDS
    843 16 MALAYAN A.A.A. MEET IN KUALA LUMPUR Halt Mile, Long Jump, Hurdles, Discus Throw And Mile Medley (From Our Own Reporter, Kuala Lumpur, Friday. VTO fewer than five records were smashed at to-day's e\ents in the Malayan A.A.A. sports meeting held on the padan? in brilDp lit
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      1294 17 ON THE AIR TO-r>A v t MK *U**X HONGKONG nA TC U7L A J 1171 ZBW 9-52 Mcs <3U tpa 2 1 i m I MANILA When And Where To Listen In «SrS^-'^^ l prano). ia 6.20 News in Fno-ii<=h 5 f>o News in Spanish. LONDON r uVmim 541 a
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      341 18 CHURCH SERVICES Details For The Week-End ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL Sunday, 6.50 aun. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Matins. c a m Choral Eucharist. 'l?, a.m Boy. Brigade Singapore Battalion Corporate Service. Preacher Tlie Lord Bishop. 10.15 a.m. Sunday School 530 pm Evensong and Sermon 'Katong Choir in attendance). Preacher: The Archdeacon.
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      343 18 pvonine Service, to be broad--6 P WlaS BM.BC. the Minister Tue"a P ay ki "fo p.m. Vesper Hour. Fnday. y B.ls p P m. Epworth I*a P ue. Speaker: Mr. Homer Wong. 7HE STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST Jrt CHURCH ,No 1. Kampong Kapor Road) Sunday. 9 a.m. Sunday School. i 0
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      461 18 ,30 pm. Church Devotional meeting.' 6 pm Evening Worship-Mr. C. D. Monr rmb 8 y r P h m. JgJ TueStf Schooi Wednesday?'4.3o p.m. Sunday Schooi TtaSSE Tsrpm.. The Friendiy Band Meeting. Qionollinr Thursday, 5.30 p.m. B. B. Signalling 8.15 p.m* Chinese Christian Assn. DeFriday* 5-15 p.m. The Boys' Brigade
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    PRESIDENT REITERATES CONGRESS' OPPOSITION TO FEDERATION
    851 19 (United Press). «fT bm Ibef my intention nor my duty to particinat* in I, n il. ■Bcsti». I have done what I felt it mv d..*v♦ contr °versy puhiii attention to the attitude of the Conirres* 4« <J to M nibodied in the Government
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    391 19 (United Press). I Mahatma Gandhi (By Air Mail) Bombay, July 16. certain criticisms against the Ward ha Education scheme appearing in the Urdu Press Mahatma Gandhi writes in to-day's "Harijan v as follows.— "Religious instruction in the sense of denominational religion has been
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    LEAGUE FOLLOWS CONGRESS POLICY
    71 19 Una '^Mvie. n •I'nnah, President le** A,, -'n«ia Muslim pressed his in- h I-eawe ConferO r ««nd that the Srii i# i ,h ,ndian stale s» I, h M sympathy V of the W'" mmUn l{ y in the J t *Cob ales^-u »*ted PiesB. >j
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    26 19 (United Press). untitled Alf M.L.A. (Gentral) has '<tLs\ A -/Central) has "l n vr X in X revision of nni independence mend i n stoppage or
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    MR. DESAI KEEPS MUM
    114 19 (United Press.) (By Air Mail) Hyderabad. (Dn.) July 17. "J AM sorry I cannot say any--1 thing on the subject at present especially since the meeting of the Congress Working Committee is to take place very soon." So said Mr. Bhulabhai Desai when interviewed for a
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    3,000 MEN LAUNCH FOREST SATYAGRAHA
    259 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail) Jhansi, July 13. thousand tenants of Pali (Jhansi), including about 250 women, armed with axes, marched in procession to cut wood from a prohibited jungle area. This step has taken at the expiry of an "Ultimatum" given to the U.
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    389 19 STORM IS BREWING (United Press). (By Air Mail) £si 1 n ,h *,r nbjw( f f,ank in toca, circles. The 3, circles is that a storm >s hreu.na whuh. ,1 m,( nannled properly, will l.lov „ul al (he next Wardha meeting of Ihe
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    135 19 F TtP Lucknow, July 16. IFTx persons were injured as the resuit of a serious communal riot which broke out y.csterday in Pilibhit The relations between the Hindus und the Mohammedans were not oordl il for some time past. The immediate cause for the riot was
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