Malaya Tribune, 11 July 1939

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's Nationa I Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL. XXVI- No. 163. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, July 11, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1939 FIVE CENT?
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      37 1 Make Your Home UP-TO-DATE WITH Sunco Furniture AURORA LTD. FRANKEL BUILDING 101, VICTORIA STREET, THE tf_q_kt LABEL DEWARS FAMOUS SCOTCH W■ mm mm m^*mT MMm Aw Mm Ammmm mm W Am) Mm Amm kmr M)m "W.P.3. Ift7W
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      16 1 Exclusive <. o w x s SALONS AT PAGE 13, BATTERY ROMD, .SINGAPORE. MAJESTIC HOTEL, KUALA LUMPUR.
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    YANKEE CLIPPER
    56 2 British Official Wireless. London, July 10. The Pan-American Airways flyine boat Yankee Clipper completed her first passenger trans-Atlantic flight to Great Britain at Southampton last evening in J?, ourB and 3 4 minutes and 19 hours and 34 minutes. The Clipper carried 19 passengers. 11 crew and 550
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    S.S. "RAWALPINDI"
    29 2 The S.S. "Rawalpindi" has left HaH koiig and is expected tc arrive herearl 10 am. en Wednesday, July 12 Sher proieed alongside the S.H.B. Wharf i arrival.
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    S. S. "ALIPORE"
    25 2 The "Alipore" is expected fcw&at* Singapore from Hongkong at6*a* the 12th instant, and will proceed m side the SHE. Wharf on arrival
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    What The Stars Foretell
    261 2 TO-MORROW FOR ALL READERS. Influences favour bargaining and bulking. Business on the uplift. Travel should be avoided and important correspondence held over. Bad influences overshadow love, romance and adventure. Not good for !peculation or gambling. SPECIAL INFLUENCES January 21 to February 19. Some unexpected developstent business
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      430 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO/S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 CANTON 15.500 July 14 CARTHAGE 15,000 July 28 J SOMALI 6,800 July 28 HAJPUTANA 17,000 Aug. 11 TtANCHI 17,000 Aug. 25 t BANGALORE 6,000 Aug 26 KANPURA 17,000 Sept. 8 RAWALPINDI 17,000
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      467 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDKUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 sjs. "AUGSBURG" July 17 m.s. "REGENSBURG" omits Manila July 20 sjs. "SCHARNHORST" omits North China Aug. 3 HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND, HAMBURG ft BREMEN. Sails
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      478 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly service betwf ac Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, (Kulangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS:For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Slang" July 17 4 p.m. "Hong Peng" July 14 "Hong Kheng" Aug. 14,
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      133 2 HAMBCRC-AMERIKA LIN IE B Oeutsch-Australische Dampfrchiffs Gesellscbaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S pore 1939 t s.s. &AARLAND via Manila July 26 t m.s. RAMSES via Manila Aug. 7 s.s. SCHEER not at China 8t Japan Ports Aug.
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      266 2 f To -day's Crossword^ n —n —fi p c i I s i fed 6 1 7 1 Fin n h- 1,, is iJll ~r -Jj J5 "i 7 18 H a a. g 75 f~2A 25 ——r jT I- __~...j_jjft ?9 pg3o CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: 1 Chewed SmaU
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    463 3 I LONDON COMMODITIES I London, Monday. Previous To-day Change pi BBES Idle Wle MK Buyers 8 3 16 8 316 Sellers 8V 4 8y 4 H i -ward A agust Buyers 8 3 16 8 316 M Sellers 8 5! 16 8 5il6 H I ird September
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    114 3 I List Of Current Dividends Singapore. July 10, 5 p.m. Total 1 apany Dividend Books k financial 7 dost Date Ex Div. Payable Date •m Malay 6d. No U July 14 July 20 July 15 2K% Hn 4% June 28 July 14 July 3 4% ML No
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    795 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore. July 10, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3;b t> Austral Ar&ai 4;6 5,Austral Malay 38,- 40,Ayer Hitam 20,- 21jAyer Weng 0.72 0.76 Bangrin 183 19,3 batu Selangor 1.17 ft IAHi Berjuntai 8 3 9 Burma
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    FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
    74 3 Singapore, Monday. Tin at midday was $*****. down and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28 116 cents, buyers October' December 28 16, market idle. In the absence of any particular news rubber and tin shares were neglected today and little business passed
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    EXCHANGES
    234 3 Singapore, July 10 The following are the exchange stocl this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. 2 k 3 3132 London demand 2 3 31!32 Lyons demand 2053 Switzerland demand 241 1,4 Hamburg demand 135 New York demand
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    TIN
    16 3 Singapore July 11. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $113 (unchanged).
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    RUBBER
    16 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— •(paSunqaim) Buyers 28 (unchanged}; Sellers
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    251 3 6% Maynard A Co, Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 101 102 nonr 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31, Sept. 30 106 108 norn 4V 2 1909 red. 1955 $1.00»,
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    PRODUCE
    158 3 Singapore, July 10. R. (Siam) W Coast No. 1 per Koyan R (Siam) W Ccast. No. 2 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 16 Rice Siam 2 Rice Siam 3 145 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $102 Siam Broken Rice No. 2
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      33 3 I THE ASTERN UNITED BfcAN'Ce CORPORATION. LIMITED i 1 MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE. pURY. PERSONAL ACCI WORKMEN'S COMPENSA N AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. L. s. Office: P OtCIL BTRBET, F. W. HALL, Oaoaral Manager
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      174 3 19-98, STREET, KMQAPOML Telephoa»: Managei-g Office 4512 9 Exchange Dept. 4513 m General Office 4514 CftMt AMmr -rmOTWBAICK.B«*4 Office, BNwbow. Paid-op Capital (€h.) $10,000,000 Reserve Fonda 9 $13,000,000 Total Assets (approx.) $108,000,000 Board of Director*: T. L. SOONO tfSENG TAHO WV V C. KOO CHAN TTO WOON WV XAI YIW
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      344 3 BANK OF CHINA Incorporated in China by Special Charter. 12, Cecil Street, Sineap» rt Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Office 6442 Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-fIL Cable Address: CHUNGKCO." Paid Up Capital -h. $40,600.000 01 Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. i 5,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. a 020,000,000.00 Tse-Vung
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      514 4 \w mmmm\ mm\\\\\\\ mmmm\ aUl tk^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^s^Hj^^^^^^^^^^p^p^^^MX WANTED 4 Young Lacy Canvassers. Must, appear smart and attractive, for beau.y, .reduces. Salary and commission. Ap t iy Box No. 772, Malaya Tn- bune, fcangapore. WANTED Experienced mechanic required for repairing typewriters, calculating and adding machines. Apply PO Box No. 186, Kuala Lumpur.
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      624 4 Educational MALAY TUITION given by experienc--d teacher. Apply Box 759. Malaya Tnoune, Singapore. bBJ L L D. former Assistant Madrid .Jniversity would give lessons in French, German, Sipanish, Psychology. Would coach up students London Examinations. Hours 3to 7.30. Terms moderate. Apply by pest to Dr. Jacobs. City High School. Sophia
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      661 4 NEW LOCAL CHINESE ROOFING TILES, HEAVY MALACCA PATTERN, durable, atlordins, ventilation, $7 per 1 000 Apply Tan Cheng Kiat, 38, Telok Ayer Street. Pnone 7255. Lighter and Heavier Patterns also available. (83A) j I FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET: Quiet Europeans family, residential area. 2 minutes walk IrST Bus
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      572 4 S. V. PRESS, General Job Printers, Expert Supervision, promptly executed with satisfaction. Ring up No. 3093. 241, Tanjong Pagar Road Singapore. (6m7.A t FOUND an irresistably appealing perfume ORGANDI (CORYN PRODUCTS) of course. All dealers. Agents:-Tag >Oen Seng Co.. Singapore 2—PRCFEScOR ILMUDDIN. Astroralmist and Horoscope Reader 35 years study in
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      462 4 Domestic Occurrence ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mrs Caunce wishes to'express to all, ncr deep gratitude for the lasting comfort of their expressions of sympathy and offers of help, and regrets that JgJ now she is unable to answer tium personally. Musical Instruments Furniture For Sale PIANO, cash or deferred payments, very easy terms.
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      327 4 SINGAPORE I Draining of Maadalay R oad Owners ore notified that th J i estimate, and amci -M in connection with X 'flJl Eecticn 103 of the Municipal WW have been confirmed. v' i<r for inspection during bonrS 3 Municipal Offices. B BANKRUPTCY < 11ihi^fJ^B IN THE HIGH COi'RT OF
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    Britain Will Carry Out Guarantee To Poland
    1058 5 The Prime Minister Says Reuter. London, July 11. ELEMENTS of Danzig question as they appear to the British Government were fully reviewed in a statement which the Prime Minister made in the House of Commons yesterday afternoon, in the course of which he
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    A plan of the new St. Andrew's buildings and sive lay-out of the site the exce lent pt s.tion cho tf lo Ie the very fine playing fields by Excellency the A full report of the laying of the f»n!'Xen for the building and Governor will be found on
    51 5 A plan of the new St. Andrew's buildings and sive lay-out of the site the exce lent pt s.tion cho tf lo Ie the very fine playing fields by Excellency the A full report of the laying of the f» n 'Xen for the building and Governor will be found
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    BERLIN OPINION
    133 5 Reuter. Berlin, July 10. Mr Chan.'viiain's Danzig statement contains nothing surprising and nothing new. in the opinion of official quarters. It is declared that it does not change the present situa-tion.-ltcuter. Ambassador, returned toLondm from Warsaw last nteW and la expected to meet Lore x to-day There la
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    POLICE WARNING TO OWNERS OF BICYCLES
    177 5 rrHE Increase of bicycle thefts in Sin--1 i-" k pauring con idem hie concern to tne a-iihorities. and as a measure to combat the prevalence oi thls K ]n 1 petty crime the Detective Branch ha, i sued the following notification: B'cycle thieves pre
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    HITLER YOUTH SPANK BAN
    73 5 Hitler youths and maidens, when wearing their uniforms, may not De spanked. M That is the effect of an order issued in Berlin. This states that no member ol the Hitler Youth or Hitler Maidens organisations may be physically punisned while in uniform. The order is
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    One-Leg Driver—Speed Ace
    93 5 Cne-leg?ed Major A T. British racing driver, is credited with breaking three light-car world records in officially observed tests on the Dessau Speedway. Germany One mile at 203 1 mp.h.: flying kilometre at 0 7 m b h and rive kilometres at 197.5 mb h Major Gardner,
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    NEW BANGKOK ROTARY PRESIDENT
    66 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. July 8. Bangkok takes a great interest in Rotary, and Mr. F. R. Dolbearc, Adviser in the Ministry oi Foreign Affairs is the new President, succeeding H.S.H. Prince Varnvaidyakara Voravarn, of the same Ministry. The installation banquet took place on Wednesday
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    36 5 Reuter. Shanghai, July 10. 'I'HE Japanese press gives prominence to reports of anti-British and antiComintern demonstrations taking place in 44 cities in Japanese-occupied areas and says demonstrations began on June 7 and will last a week.—Reuter.
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    Tourists From Java Arrive
    100 5 Singapore. Monday. A PARTY of tourists arrived this morning from Java and is staying at tie Rex Hotel. The trip was arranged by the Phoenix Travel Bureau of Sourabaia and Malane. The itinerary of this party is Java Singapore. Penang and Sumatra. The party is composed
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    Japanese Are Committing Same Mistake As Napoleon
    177 5 Reuter. LnnuYn. .July 10. i j fnHhromirt" ncirotir.tiors in Tokyo fTHE Timer, in a hade r wi h Tientsin can 1 that onlyJ^«f£^", nC sc tab. an,, that any properly be mane the subject H a k. applvimr to «tten.pt to tab* w
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    87 Planes Shot Down
    131 5 Reuter. Tokyo. July 10. FrttTiir.ll big claims arc made in Japanese Held despatches from thr- Maiichukuo-Monjjolian frontier. The Air Force claims to have shot down a further M Soviet-Mongol planes, only one Japanese plane fail- ing to return to its base. It is also claimed that,
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    China To Fling Her New Armies Into General Counter-Attack
    236 5 Hongkong, July 11. MADAME CHIANG KAI SIIEK, in a telegraphic message, congratu- j lated the 13th ses ion of the International Conference for Women's Franchise which is now being held in Copenhagen, and emphasised the hope that the Conference will support
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    101 5 I i .don. July 10- Paris 176 23 32 New York 4.68 o 32 Monti eal 4.69 3 I*s Erussels 27.55 Qeneva 20.76 Amsterdam 8.31 3 i Milan 89 Berlin 11.66% Lisbon Ho r, 3 Belgium 11.66% Athens Stockholm 19.41 1 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Belurade 210 Kio
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    Change Of Feeling In Britain
    398 6 London, July 10. EARL de la Warr, President of the Board of Education and Chairman of the National Labour Organisation, speaking at the National Government garden party at Derby on Saturday, said that during, the last few months there had been a steady change of
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    SOVIET INFLUENCE IN CHINA
    95 6 Reuter. London. July 10. IN the House of Commons to-day Capt. A.H.M. Ramsay (Con. Peebles) asked v he-trier the League of Nations had ever notified of acts of aggression by Seviet armies in China culminating in the imposition of the Soviet system in Sinkiang and Szechuan.
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    123 6 PAJLY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Monday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose 28 Va 28 1 4 No. IX R.J9.S. F.OJB. in cases July 28 3 16 28 5 16 G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8. in bales 27 15 16 28 116 F.A.Q.
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    WARPLANES FOR AUSTRALIA
    49 6 Reuter. Melbourne, July 10 The Defence Minister, Mr. Street, and the Supply Minister, Mr. Casey, attended a ceremony at which the Australian Air Force took delivery of the first of five locally-built Wirraway warplaiu i t Sj expected that 137 will be produced within a year.—Reuter.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    286 6 Singapore. July 10. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 37U 4Ayer Hitams 19 6 21Hitams 0.29 0.32 Batu Selangors i.15 120 Hongkong Tin 18- 18 6 Bangrins 18 6 196 Chandenangs 11 12 Hong ratfcs 60 Idris Hyd. 6 7Ipoh Tin 20 21Jelapangs 24 25 Jelebus 0
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      118 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores IFpye" radios For Efficiency, Reliability and Service. VERY POPULAR IN MALAYA. Sole Agents: HOE POON LEONG. Distributors: RADIO GENERAL AGENCY, Ki.ala Lumpur. FOR THE VERY LATEST IN CLOCKS WATCHES You should visit YICK WOH HING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near
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      24 6 Second Hand Radios Fully guaranteed and serviced, Prices from S2 5 RADIO SERVICE CO., OF MALAYA J934 LTD. Singapore, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, Penang.
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      109 6 COAITAR SOAP y v. :canscs the if VNy psrts, leaving the s&j \y jfc- 1 lra «»*nt and V. R. COT LTD •»-"<>"« JOSEPH TRAVERS t SMS. LTD ADVICE TO NURSING MOTHERS It is very important, doctors say, not to overtax your system immediately after the birth ot a child.
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      65 6 TYRODONE Contains 14 of the 16 Health minerals esjential to the human bocy and a boon to the ailing, emaciated, thin and anaemic. Tyrodone quickly put power ard life to the blood and stimulate the metabolism. Tyrodone builds, regulates and sustains the body that nature originally set to create and
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      920 6 TT m «|U I )ij H i. I ill ii ll 1 W .1 1 To-day's Radio j —«~f* SINGAPORE NIROM LONDON ZHL 225 metres (1.13 me:s) VDC 15.15 Mcjs (19.8 m.) TR ANSMISSION 5 /i.p 10 96 metres (9.69 rets) ZhP 30.9b mci a m qsß 9.51 Me's (31.55
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      271 6 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS The following is the programme 0 drills up to and for week ending 16: TO MORROW, JULY 12 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, 2nd B;i S.S.V.F. Sig. Section, Section Ta»j n ing. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, 2nd S.F.V.F. Int. Section, Section Training 515 pm. Headquarters, Ist Bn S.S.V.F. Int. Section. Section
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    British Trade With China
    136 7 Reuter. London, July 10. Commons to-day Mr. F. G. -rr (Lab., Bassetlaw) asked rling value of the prou omitted by British traders the past six months in conMth exports to China, and portions approved to the due of guarantees given by xport credits guarantee denent in
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    MEXICO'S EXPROPRIATED OIL PROPERTIES
    57 7 Reuter. Mexico City, July 10 -"Mexico intends to pay foreigners for "Crests of expropriated oil properties W ithin ten years." declared President Cardenas. Te si id that twenty per cent, of the from sales and exports o* petro,is been placed in reserve acThe President welcomed new
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    PRISON OFFICER'S SYCE FINED $10
    109 7 Singapore, Monday. »it> Frederick Joseph Docherty, AssioI R tant Superintendent, Town Cg; ing Department, to day gave evidenc the case in which Jantan bin Haji T V t rison Officer's syce, was fined 10 h V Mr C. H. Whitton. Traffic Judge n driving. In
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    KEDAH PREPARES FOR SULTANA JUBILEE
    142 7 [Fro??i Our Oicn Ccrrespondent A lor Star, Saturday. THE Kedah Diamond Jubilee Celebrations General Committee, appointed by Government, have made many important suggestions to Government to celebrate the coming Diamond Jubilee of His Highness the Sultan of Kedah or a scale as fitting as the
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    192 7 The following passengers arrived from N E.I by KLM plane on July 8:— Mr. J. A. A. Hartland. Mr. J Panico, Mi t T Kine Mr L. P. J M. Sauter, Mr H v d Veen, Mr. A v. Doom nek, Mr. P. G. v. Cranenburg, Mr.
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    Soldier Fined For Assault On Constable
    513 7 Singapore, Monday. HAD to be back in barracks at 12 midnight. I temner when I found that the delay was due to the break Tf the taxi' sa.d Fredrick Goode (24), a Bntrsh pnvate down of thta» sa,d moming when charge d Uoode was
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    S'PORE MERCHANT CHARGED WITH FIVE CHANDU OFFENCES
    625 7 Raid On House In Ponggol Singapore, Monday. j „t iv,, Criminal District Court resembled PORriON of the dock of th< Cnminai viw a kitchen Ui-day. braziers, buckets, China A big table 8^ to the prosecution, towls, a paper parcel JT P chandu SB
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF SAMPAN
    76 7 Singapore. Monday. Dollah bin Haji Abdul Hamid claimed trial this morning in the Filth Police Court before Mr. L. C. Goh on a charge that he at 7 a.m. on July 6 at seaside at Kranji did commit, that ol a sampan valued at $16. the
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    SOVIET CAN DESTROY JAPAN
    163 7 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 10. i IT is learnt in diplomatic quarters that Herr Hitler has abandoned his plan of creating a coup in Danzig, but it is generally believed that his next step will be a threat to Rumania. The air conflict between
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    Cafe Licensee Charged
    75 7 Singapore, Monday. Tan Beng Han (63) a Hainanese, claimed trial this morning in the Finn Police Court before Mr. L. C Goh on a iharee that he on July 8, being a licensee of the Moonlight Cafe, Jalan Besar j did knowingly permit prostitutes to < meet
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      16 7 I/" IIF YOU WANT THE BEST BUY SHEAFFEKSI I i j LIFETIME PEH It's FO» U»«f
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      31 7 linui LOBULINA reduces urinary sugar with out any unpleasant by-effects whatsoever eradicates all metabolic disturbances and enables wcwtr health speedily. $3.50 per bottle. Aaents: CHARI CO„ 29, Robinson Rd., Singapore. Thone^Z4S»
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      146 7 Do You Just Dream Of A Big Salary? Dreaming is a grand pastisne bit it win not increase your salary The only sure way to get more money is to make yourself worth more. A Training is the answer and such a Training you ca*\ acquire through spare-time study with
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      81 8 jS|B EMOTIONAL i .^^■BAhm NEXT CHANGE PAVILION NEW \V 4» It L 1> DANCE PALACE. THE LARGEST AIR- CONDITIONED CABARET IN MALAYA WITH BAR RESTAURANT ATTACHED NIMH DAXCE Nightly at 9.30 p.m. TEA DANCE (FREE ADMISSION) EVERY TUES., THURS. Sc SAT. SUNDAY TIFFIN DANCE ruoai i-tti i\m. v i.-ju pjl
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      226 8 •THE CAPITOL DOLLIES" SALUTE YOU! TO-NIGHT at the CAPITOL "75 J Splendid STAGE and SCREEN DOUBLE BILL! SICNE and COURTENAY GREEN present Singapore's Most Popular Juvenile Entertainers artktcs I "THE CAPITOL DOLLIES" I Presented With Uproarious Musical Comedy "START CHEEKING I a JOAN PERRY GERTRUDE N^^S^^^^^^^ Snappy GIRLS! Hot Jazz!
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      293 8 PAVILION 3-i5 6-15 9-i5 TO-DAY 1 ?p y p E a r l der 0F BOARD 0F CHILDREN UNDER 15 N O T ADM IT T ED k M nnot be "Something you posi- "Fine acting. Superb inn mo tively must see." to unexpected t more gripping, more TRI b
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    Schoolboy Exonerated From Blame
    203 9 Singapore, Monday. O SOON HUAT, 16-year-old pupil of the Anglo-Chinese 01, who was involved in the accident in which an aged n was killed on the morning July ii was exonerated from all j me by the coroner, Mr. W. G. t Ol at the inquiry
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    PLEA FOR LARGER TIN QUOTA
    152 9 Kuala Lumpur. Monday. rE detrimental effects on the Malayan tin industry of the buffer pool with its price-rais-ing object, was strongly criticised by Mr. M. A. Francis, chairman, when addressing shareholders at the anmial meeting of Ulu Kian* Tin, Ltd. held here on Saturday. The
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    Ricksha Puller Loitering
    79 9 [From Our Own Correspondent} Johore Bahru, Saturday. CHARGED with loitering with bJj? L ricksha on June 29 at abou-, 3 15 p m in Johore Bahru, a Chinese puilcr Tan Say Ben- was this morning fined one dollar, or in default two days simple imprisonment, by the
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    Education Of South Indian Muslims
    187 9 4 MEETING of 'he Committee of A the South Indian Muslim League vas held at its premises at Thalia Stfeet on Saturday evening, with Mr. A. A. Mohamed.Maidin, tho of th c League, in the chair. According to the resolution passed at the third annual
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    jOHORE CORONER'S INQUIRY INTO DEATH OF GORDON HIGHLANDER
    249 9 Killed On Johore Bridge (From Oui Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Monday. THE inquest into the death of James Parker, European attached to *J£ 2 2££ dSrovXnrnear a bridge, was heard before the Third r g Srat:,% aj a°Suleinun, a. Coroner, The mcnury
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    SUNDAY POST OFFICE HOURS
    64 9 With effect from Sunday. July 16, the hours of public business at the Singapore General Post Office on Sundays will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. instead of from sp.m. to 7 p.m. as at present. Tho business transacted between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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    RESTRICTION CRITICS
    725 10 THe journal "Tin," which is the organ of the Tin Producers' Association, deals trenchantly; with the criticism of the regulation scheme recently uttered by Sir John Bagnall, member of the Legislative Council and head of the Straits Trading Co. Sir John's assertion that "restriction is not good in
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    SURRENDERED ABSOLUTELY
    1070 10  -  League Cannot Transfer Them German Colonies were B y John Summerscales THE German Colonial Claim is discussed with all the authority of a great Imperial statesman in a book of th e same title fresh from the pen of Mr. L. S. Ornery.* The author has unique qualification.?
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    RIOTING CROWDS STORM BRITISH CONSULATE AND BANKS AT TSINGTAO
    262 11 BRITONS CABLE TO FOREIGN OFFICE Germans In Japanese Uniforms In Shanghai Reuter. GRAVE DEVELOPMENTS in the Japanese-inspired anti-British movement in North China are reported to-day. In Tsingtao, former German treaty port, the British Consulate-General and the premises of the two pnncipal
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    GERMAN NAVY LAYING MINES OFF DANZIG?
    69 11 Reuter. Danzig. July 11. OEVEN trawlers equipped foi mire-laying are stated to have arrived »n harbour last right. If this is correct it means that in the event of war the whole Polish Navy, lying off the Danzig side of tin Hcl Peninsula, could
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    51 11 Reuter. Sandiego (California). July 10. —A ion flying boat called "Consolidated built here for the R.A.F.—left for •land to-day with a crew of three The hief pilot is Captain Russel Rogers. r reaching Botwood (Newfoundland* tne machine 'is flying non stop to Felixwe, making a total distance of 5,750 les.-
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    Stronger Line In Far East?
    189 11 Reuter. London, July 11. 1 DEPUTATION of the French-Chinese Committee of the French Chamber of Deputies is visiting Loudon to-morrow at the invitation of ten Members of Parliament, including Sir J. S. Wardlaw-Milne (Cons., Kidderminster) and Mr. Vernor. Bartlett (Ind.). The committee, comprising about 340
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    STRONG PROTEST FROM AMERICA
    55 11 Reuter. Washington, July lL Acting en instructions by MrCordeO Hull (Secretary cf State) the U.S. Charge d'Affairts m Tokyo has made what th? State Department termed "emphatic representations" to the Japanese Foreign Minister, Mr. Arita, including a specific nrotest against 'indiscriminate bcmbinjrs of Chungking, which seriously
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    HOME MARKET STEADY
    67 11 Reuter. London, July 11—On the Stock Ea change yesterday, although trading quiet the general tone was steady, wit Kaffirs dividend-payers attracting somj support. Gilt-edged fluctuated i arrowly and oils and Trinidad issues ere firmer. Elsewhere there were very iv. changes. In commodities silver wakened to its lowest
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    30 YEARS FOR PATRIOT
    43 11 Reuter. Madrid July 11.—A military tribunal entenced Gevor Besteiro, veteran Socialist leader and president of th:Madrid Defence Council at the time of tht surrender to 30 years* imprisonment lor the part he played in the civil war.— Rfvfc r.
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    Whole Village Blown To Bits
    174 11 MAGAZINE EXPLOSION Reuter Madrid, July 11. LATLST casualty figures of the Pcnaraiida Magazine explosion show that 80 were killed and UN injured, while 80 are missing.. Most cf the houses in the village were destroyed and the inhabitants are being given refuge in Salamanca, Z.j
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    37 11 Reuter. Berlin July 11.—Herr von Ribbentron (G-rman Foeign Minister) yesterday left Berlin on a holiday which he hopes vvill last several weeks. He has gone to his estate near Salzberg. He has been In poor health lately.—Reuter.
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    Axis After Franco's Signature?
    173 11 Ciano In Spain Reuter. Madrid, July It. COUNT Ciano, Italian Foreign Minister and son-in-law of B Duce, has arrived at Barcelona aboard the cruiser Eugenio di Savoia on a brief official visit to Spain.— Reuter. Rome, July 11. "Nothing can now separate Spain from Italy," declared
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    Reactions To Chamberlain's Declaration
    208 11 Reuter. Warsaw, July H. CIRCLES in close touch with the Government declare that Mr. Chamberlains declaration in tne House of Commons has causea "great satisfaction" in Poland. It is added in the same circles that while the declaration introduced no new element into the situation it
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    TURNED OUT
    43 11 Reuter. The Hague. July 11. FOREIGNERS residing* in Merano and South Tyrol, including a number of Netherlands residents have been ordered to leave within 24 hours, according to icports received here. The Netherlands Minister in Rome is inquiring into the matter.—Reuter.
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    RUSSIA ADVANCING NEW DEMANDS
    396 11 Deadlock In Negotiations? British Wireless Paris, July U. M. Bonnet (Foreign Minister) v% amined M. Molotov's reply to the latest Franco-British proposals and later telephoned to his London Ambassador, M. Corbin. It is understood in diplomatic circles that inspite of the fact that agreement was reached
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    AMBASSADOR AND WIFE KILLED
    80 11 Reuter. Moscow. July 11. THE Soviet Ambassador to China, ML Lugantet-Orelsky. and his wife and their driver have been killed in a motor accident in Russia. The accident occurr ed on Jui> g between Kutaisvi and Tsknaitubo. Kutaisvi City Commiwion has established that it was caused
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    Behind the news
    594 12 yyUILK the rulers of Britain an I' Russia continue to U'::> x eafrl other with suspicion—a laconic Mos~ cow message says the latest tall r produced no definite result —Hitlei brings nearer i\ showdown on Danzig, by concentrating more troops around the Polish frontiers and increasing the
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    IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL RECIPIENT
    59 12 Mr F C. Johnson, who recently retired from the Post of Superintendent of the Reformatory, Singapore, and who was in Government service in Malaya fo r thirty years, was presented with the Imperial Service Medal by Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. Secretary for the Colonies, at the
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    Tapah Bridge Collapses Into River
    84 12 \From Our Cum Correspondent! Tapah. Sunday. WHILE a portion of the iron bridge across tne Batang river on the town side was being dismounted yesterday morning, the whole structure suddenly gave v/ay and crashed into the river. At the time there were several workmen earning
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    38 12 British Wireless. London July 11.— Silver touched its lowest price October, 1931. yesterday with a sharp decline due to uncertainty regarding the silver policy of the United States. Soot was 16 116 and lorward ft 5 B.—British Wireless.
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    SNATCH AND RUN THIEF AT PENANG
    192 12 [From Our Oicn Reporter} Penang. Vjnday. SiTARTLED by the shouU- of M 3Hef, thief," folks in the neighbourhood cf Krian Road came out of their homes at midnight in time to see two Chinese men running away towards 2ang Tek Poad while an elderly
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    LAWYER WHO WAS UNFAMILIAR WITH COURT
    108 12 AFTER fifteen years' "absence" from the local Police Courts, Mr. Roland Braddell, the well-kncwn lawyer, may well be forgiven the lemark he made as he entered the Court of the First Magistrate (otherwise the Criminal District Court). Mr. Brsdddl "staged a comeback" this morning
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    COLONIAL REPRESENTATION ON NEW AIR CORPORATION?
    281 12 Reuter. LonrUn. July 10. MOVING the second reading of the British and Overseas Airways Bill in the House of Commons, Sir King? ley V\ood. the Minister fer Air, said that with the new correlation, and by a progressive policy, Fiitain should be able to
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    APPEAL DISMISSED
    168 12 Singapore, Monday. An appeal maae by S. R. M. Supramaniam Chettiar who was fined $25 on a charge of using his memlses for the purpose of carrying or business as a washerman without a Municipal licence failed when it came up before Sir Percy McElwaine in th.? High
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    Japanese Fire On Tugboat
    85 12 Reuter. (Delayed by Censor) Tientsin. July 10. A JAPANESE soldier ashore this afternoon fired on the British tugboat Saxon as a sampan was try ing to hitch up to a lighter, which it was towing for a free ride up the Hai River. The sampan man
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    EXHIBITON OF WAR PICTURES
    382 12 Need For Relief Work Among Stricken Singapore, Tuesday. AUTHENTIC pictures of the China war, showing the harrowing ex- periences of Chinese both at the 2,000-mile front and behind it, will be on view ii suggestions made in certain quarters materiause. Efforts are beim« made in certain
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    Schoolboys Saved From Drowning
    261 12 Penang, Monday. TWO youtig Chinese ';oys, Chin Ah Wah and See Hoay See were rescued from drowning th.s afternoon by two Malays in the sea off Kortham Road. It is learned that a party of Chinese boys between the ages of 12 and 15 went for
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    ACCUSED ACQUITTED
    104 12 Singapore. Monday. Gordon Eden a. the Eurasian, who came dcv.n to Singapore from Penan? to face a charge of theft of 545 cash .iom a room ma'e. Mr. M. B. Palon before Mr. Conrad Olnham. the second police magistrate, was to-day acquitted en that charge after he gave
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    FIVE-MINUTE REVIEW OF CHINA WAR
    151 12 The Sewer <«f the nation's manfcMfl has been tl>ro wn into the trout-lint; in Chia. resistance, i ur en left sh< n Chinese sOifa wearing gas and operating a trench -mortar. The picture on the right tells of the plight of wemen and children in
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    68 12 London. July 10 Reuter announces the death to-day o. Henry Havelock Ellis, the well-k writer on sex psychology. Henry Havelock Ellis spent much w his childhood on the sea and taught m various parts of New South Wales 1875 to 1879. He qualified as a medical man in land but
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    Girl (8) Drowned In Well
    93 13 GOVERNOR LAYS STONE \i, Frank Brewer (left) and k. the Governor at the laying »,f the foundation stone of the rcw st. Andrew's school yesler•vtning. The ceremony, which was largely attended and lu.lcd hundreds of parents and old boys, started with prayers led by the Bishop of Shiga p,ire the
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    Guthrie Employees Arrested
    330 13 Girl (8) Drowned In Well m Our Own Reporter I Penang- Sunday. Mi;. A. W. BELLAMY, the Penang oroner, criticised the action of dian milk seller :';,r allowing ni- eight-year-old niece to go to the to fetch water. a the inquiry the death of a young Tamil girl Suppanimal who
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    MALAYAN STONES FOR ENGLISH CATHEDRAL
    184 13 Guthrie Employees Arrested \Fr>m Ov.) Own Reporter] Ipoh, Monday. EnjRTHBR developments in connection with the reported disappearance of ';,Wr of Messrs Guthrie and aye occurred, resulting *J the Hon by the P'-lice CJ ™j I storel r and a Chines- salesman cf I firm on Saturday. i the police court
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    Collection Of Malayan Cases
    102 13 [From Our Own Reporter! lava,-~a block of granite from chancre representing the «traits Settlements, and a block c marble from Ipoh, symbo hsiag the Federated Malay States. The four "parishes" of North Jerak South Perak, Se langor and Negri Sembilan, are taking shares in Providing this gift of marble. So
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    PRIVATE DISCHARGED BUT NOT ACQUITTED
    179 13 Collection Of Malayan Cases UN interesting collection of Malayan cases which will be of great use to all Malayan lawyers, has just been published by the Malayan Law Journal Office. It is edited by Mr. Bashir A. Mallal, editor of the Malayan Law Journal, and Mr. N. A. Mallal, the
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    Singapore's Most Modern English School
    573 13 Singapore, Monday. John Jones <27). a private from (he Manchester Regiment, appeared before Mr L. C Goh ,n the Fifth Po'ice Court this afternoon in answer to a charge that he at 10 p.m. on July 1 at No. 157, Orchard Road, committed housebreaking by night by entering into the
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    TWO KILLED IN GOPENG LANDSLIDE
    128 13 [From Our Oicn Reporter] Ipoh. Monday. TWO Chinese arc reported to have A met their deaths in tragic circumstances on a tin mine in Gopeng when an overhanging ciifT crashed OH them, burying them alive. It is stated that th- two men were attempting tc
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    CRIPPLE USED AS TOOL, FINED
    322 13 Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. •WE cannot scud him lo the -teereph Heme because it is full. WW- w do will be of no Food. Whatever act.on your worship take, will not live: any effect whatever, except if he is hned, then the man who employs him
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    Operation Saves Woman's Life In Ipoh
    132 13 [From Our Own Reporter} Ipoh, Monday, UROUGHT to the Ipoh Hospital in a critical condition, with a knife embedded in her chest, a Chinese woman's life has been saved by a timely operation to remove the instrument. Tne operation was the sequel to an
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    FUNERAL OF MRS. KIT S. KHONG
    121 13 Ipoh, Monday. rpHE funeral of Mrs. Kit S. Khong 1 nee Loke Son Gaik who died on Thursday took place yesterday noon at the Tambun Chinese Cemetery. Deceased was the wife of ttie wedknown Ipoh lawyer Mr. Kit S. pong. ailing for so me>
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    Death Of Mr. F. Tatin
    203 13 Singapore, Monday. WE regret to record the death of Mr. F. Tatin, who according to a cable received m Singapore, died in Paris a few days ago. Mr. Tatin, who was connected with Singapore for the last eight years, was formerly general manager of the
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    18 13 Reuter. Adelaide, July 10.—A son was bern to-day to Mrs. Don Bradman, wife of Australia's leading batsman. —Reuter.
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    POWDER EXPLOSION KILLS 86
    32 13 Reuter Salamanca. July 10. Eighty-six people were killed and 320 injured in an explosion at a powder magazine at Penaranda de Bracamonte, about 25 miles from Salamanca —Reuter
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    'THREE CARS, TWO RICKSHAS AND A BICYCLE INVOLVED IN COLLISION
    116 14 Singapore, Monday. A SEQUEL to a collision on Kallang Road at 10 o'clock night. tefOMnS .three ms, tw rickshas and bicycle: was to-day heard in the Traflte Court, where Mr Ng Boon Seng the driver of one of the cars
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    ROTARY CLUB OF IPOST INSTALLATION DINNER
    20 14 C. Kan ß OA < the Raja Muda of Perak, and Mrs. Leons S.n Nan,.
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    CAR-MOTOR CYCLE COLLISION AT JUNCTION
    363 14 BOTH TO BLAME, SAYS JUDGE Singapore, Monday. INFLICTING a fine of $30 on Mr Tay Geovv San on a charged negligent driving and colliding with a motor cycle at the junction oi Middle Road and Bencoolen Street or, June 13, Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic
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    R.A.F. OFFICER FINED $25
    162 14 Singapore. Monday. T HE case against J. 8. 1 officer m the R.A.F., was to-day con eluded when Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic iudge read out a written judgment on the last of the three charges that were preferred against him. He was fined $2o on
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    British Mission Houses Destroyed
    56 14 CHINESE CHRISTIANS EXECUTED Reuter. Chungking, July 10. CHINESE report? allege that British mission property in various Shansi towns including Huntung and Chaochen. has been set on fire and destroyed as part of the Japanese sponsored anti-British campaign in North China. m Many Chinese Christians, it is
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    EGYPTIAN STUDENTS
    124 14 Reuter. Cairo. SEVENTY-FIVE students are to visit Britain ?n the course of the summer at the invitation ot the British Council. They will make a fortnights tour of some of the principal beauty spots and hlndmarks "lo see what B- .tain is I ke Fifty members of the
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    Accelerated Departure
    26 14 The s'.s. "Burgenland" for Philippine Islands. Mails previously announced a closing at 7 p.m. yesterday were closed a 4 p.m. en the same day.
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    SMUGGLERS FINED IN JOHORE
    162 15 [from Our Oicn Correspondent! Johore Bahru. Saturday. 4 FINE of 81,330.11, with an alterA native of 3 months' rigorous im-o-iM>nment. was imposed on each of the two Chinese Tan Ah Chin and loi I.eong, charged with smuggling o pii ah 96 katis of smoke rubber at
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    ALLEGED RAPE IN JOHORE
    235 15 [Front ">ur Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Monday FURTHER hearing was recorded by Mr M. Ismail, Second Acting Magistrate, to-day in the preliminary inquiry in which an Indian enginedriver. Kanniah, was alleged to have committed rape on a 36-year-old Chinese woman, Sze Giok Eng, at §M mile.
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    Sequel To Johore Bribery Case
    639 15 ALLEGED FALSE EVIDENCE: CHINESE ON TRIAL [From Our Own Correspondent] Johore Bahru, Sunday. THE preliminary inquiry in which a Chinese, Ng Ktok, was alleged to have intentionally given false evidence in a case in which Mr. J. Tolmie, Superintendent of Customs, Johore Bahru, was acquitted
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    Malacca Badminton
    77 15 [From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca. ON Friday the Asahan Badminton Party defeated the Sialang Badninton Party. TThe Asahan Pplayers are mentioned first. Doubles: AbduUoh and Tan Choc Chocn beat Hamld b Johari and Hitam b Budi 5—3; 21—12; L. Telay Naiker and M. Suppiah lost to Mahmcod b
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    Joining Unlawful Society
    78 15 [From Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru, Saturday. A MIDDLE-AGED Hainanese, Bek Kok Wah, was this morning charged before the Second acting Magistrate. Mr. M. Ismail, for being a member of an unlawful society, namely, an "AntiEnemy Backing Up Society," yesterday at Plentong village. The accused, who was
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    ST. MARY'S ENGLISH SCHOOL SPORTS
    533 15 [From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca. ST. Mary's English School, Malacca, conducted their Annual Athletic Sports very successfully at the Banda Hilir Park on Friday except a few events tjone through on the school ground. Detailed results were: 100 YARDS "A" Division:—l. A. D. Bok (A.H.
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    Two Mouths For Taking Bananas
    149 15 [From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. SENTENCE ol two months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by three months' police supervision wos passed on a Chinese fowl, rearer and vegetable gardener, Tan Teow, charged with stealing two bunches ol bananas worth fifty cents on June
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    RECKLESS DRIVING
    66 15 [From Our Own Correspondent] Johore Bahru, Saturday. GOH SANG was to-day charged wi'h reckless driving before Mr If. Ismail. Second acting Magistrate, on June 15 at about 4 p.m. in Plentong He pleaded guilty. His Worship deferred sentence till July 15. when the question of accused paying damages
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    ASSAULTED POLICEMAN
    77 15 [From Our Own Correspondent] Johore Bahni, Saturday. 1 WONG TAN, a middle-aged Chinese. was to-day produced in court for assaulting a police constable yesterday in Kulai, for reasons which were unknown. Accused, who was allowed bail by Mr. M. Ismail, stated he could not even get a couple
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    TOOK CHANDU INTO JOHORE
    181 15 (From Our Own Corresponaent) Johore Bahru, Monday. ATEOCHEW from Sarawak, Teow Sam Whatt. was this afternoon sentenced tc two weeks' rigorous imprisonment and fined $5, or in default one week's rigorous imprisonment, the sentences to run consecutively, by the Second Acting Magistrate, Mr. M. Ismail, for
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      698 15 STOMACH PAIN relieved in 5 minutes To anyone suffering under the burden of a troublesome stomach it is always interesting to read how others have gained relief. Here is a letter from one whose livelihood itself was threatened by weeks of pain. His joy at the quick freedom that Maclean
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    Y. Juniors Too Good For 11th Heavies
    246 16 Singapore. Monday. Tl»*- V M C A Juniors defeated the 11th Heavy Battery's second team in a game of soccer on the V..M C.A, ground this evening. At tht interval the ecore stood one all, Kens Wah scoring for the V.M.c.a. *nd Bner.
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    Naval Police Beat Minesweepers
    68 16 •THE Naval Police defeated the Mine sweepers by an odd goal in three in a division 2B league scceer fixture play <>d at the Naval Base yesterday. Play was fast and interestini. Fifteen minutes from the start, Brstow netted to give Naval Police the lead. Shortly
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    United Lads Athletic Party
    72 16 United Lads Athletic Party will play a frienrilv badminton m&tch against. N A A.F.I. Imperial Club badmintou team on Wednesday, at 7 p m. sharp, Clerical Union Hall. Players and supporters are kindly requested to be at the Hall before 6.33 p.m. sharp. A Committee Meeting
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    LOYALS BEAT MALAYS IN RESERVE DIVISION
    279 16 Reserve Division Soccer -i s stadium match in which the Loyals Reserves r-fo .ftffif' > I*t* t£ Malay Reserves. LOYALS BEAT MALAYS IN RESERVE DIVISION Singapore, Monday. CUPERIOR in the attack, the Loyals Reserves beat the Malay 8 Reserves by four goals to one in a reserve division soccer fixture
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    United Family B.P.
    101 16 The followings were the ties for the i A B Singles championship tournament, j which were played off last week end. "A" Singles: Ec Sim Mong beat Leow Kirn Suing 11—15, «5—3). (5—3). "B" Singles: Heng Mvi Cheng beat ChOU Choon King 15—11, 15—9; Heng Mvi Cheng
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    Water Dept. Win "Farrer" Cup Soccer Tie
    292 16  -  (By “Pen”) Singapore. Monday. IN an evenly contested game, the Water Dept. team defeated the Gas Dept team at Farrer Park this evening by four goals to three goals in the "Farrer Cup annual competition. coon afte- the Kick off, the Water Dep'
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    MAYBLOSSOM B. P.
    89 16 The Mayblosscm B.P. will have a friendly match of Badminton with Horlicks B.P. at 350 East Coast Road, on Sunday July 16 at 3 pm. sharp. The match consists of four singles and three dcubles. The Mayblossom B.P. players are mentioned below. Singles. Ahmad Mattar, Lee Kirn
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    R.A. (B.M.) Beat R.A.M.C. In Div. II A
    30 16 Playing at Blakang Mati evening in a Division 2A league fixture, R.A. Blakang Mati defeated the R.A.M.C. by two goals to nil.
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    COLE BIDS FAREWELL TO LOCAL FOOTBALL WITH DASHING GAME
    509 16 Scores Five Goals To Give R.A. Victory g. Gordons 1. MAKING his farewell appcawnce in local league soeeer. Cole ffl a macnifieent exhibition of football scored all the R..V S fiv goals when they defeated th, Gordons yesterday at the South
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    July Mixed Foursomes At R.S.G.C.
    141 16 The first bi-monthly Mixed Fou^ Competition of the R£JO£- Stffl clayed at Bukit Timah oni -j ate noon and resulted to a 2 E. A. Eld.r and Sous J Callum with a net scori cards were taken out ana returned. Mis E. A. Elder and
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    Major Malaya Cup Clash In Southern Division On July 22
    199 16 SPECULATION is rife at the mr merit as to whether Singapore will repeat past performances and yet again defeat the Combined Sei vices when these two teams clash en Satuiday July 22, for what wffll virtually be thz honour of
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    Easy Cricket Win For Malays
    179 16 niWING at Gillman Barrack on Saturday The (M.F.A.) Cricket XI beat Loyal rUgt by 5 wkts Scores were:— LOYAL REGT Clancv b Lcyman Sharpies b Ley man D-vson c Omar b Ismail Jabbar v Glass c Omar b H. Shah Lieut Miles b H. Shah
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    Island Club Golf
    112 16 r FHE Akusawa Cup at the Island club result pd in a win for M. Suzuki with a tcore of 138. Following were some of the best cards returned: FIRST ROUND M. Suzuki 86 —17=69 R. R. G. Hoar e 91—19=72 T. Yoshioka 96—24=72 G. O. Hoy
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    Harvey Beats McAvoy To Become Holder Of Five Titles: Phillips K.O.'s Doyle
    538 17 Unprecedented Scenes At White City Reuter. m«Airiw London July 10. M A Sj ffr f '""'fc" l aft being on the verge of being knocked out .a the fourteenth round. Le„ Harvey orowred his «enly years hox.ns career
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    INTER – SCHOOL EXHIBITION
    71 17 The third annual inter-School Art Exhibition sponsored by the St. Andrews School Sketching Club will be held at the St. Andrew's Softool Hall from July 31 to Aug. 3 inclusive. All entries should be submitted to the Rev. A. C. Parr, Co St. Andrews School not later than Friday, July
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    S.C.C. SOCCER
    52 17 The following have accepted to play for S.C C II vs. S.C.F.A. II on Thursday at S C.C.:— m Lt E. A. de L. Young, A. Ferguson, W. R. Ravie, A. Morgan. C. J. Bernbroke, B H Pickard, J. Welsh, C. Fitton, J. B. fotuer, B. H. Lee, A Fraser
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    To-Day's Sport
    48 17 Soccer: S C. F A vs. Martctsters (Div. I) Stadium R.A.F. vs. R E. (Dlv. 1) —Seleta R.N. Bial&ya vs. Mental Hospital <2A)—Naval Rase. Malaya Signal vs. RAF. (T) ?A>— Alexandra Excise vs. V.M.C.A. (IB) V.M.C.A. Water Polo: S.A.S A league—S.C.C He Is Now Holder Of Five Titles
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    More Ipoh Weights
    140 17 LEN HARVEY FOLLOWING are the weights for four races on Wednesday. July 19, at Ipoh in the second day of the Perak Turf Club meet. PONIES. CLASS, DIV. 1. 6 FURLONGS TREDELLA M QUISANA MS FMPRESS 8.10 PYMBLE 8-2 KISSING CUP 7.11 MURRAY COURT 710 JUDITH ANTON
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    Insurance Officials Annual Golf Competition
    238 17 THE Singapore Insurance officials annual golf competition was played on the Royal Singapore Golf Club Course on Saturday, July t. The winner of the Challenge Cup for the best score, with handicap, under Stapleford conditions was Mr. E. I. Henton, of the Great Eastern Life.
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    Positions To Date In Table Tennis Tournament
    337 17 Singapore, Monday. JHE following are the positions to date in the progress of the Singapore Table Tennis Association's Championship Tournament. Inter-Club League Championship:— This competition :nas already concluded and below is shown the final positions of all competing teams: Competing Teams P. W.
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    Horlicks B. P.
    117 17 THERE will be a friendly match of bad minton consisting of four singles and three doubles beiween the Horlicks B P. and the Mayblossom B.P. on Sun day at the former's court, 350 East Coast Road at 3.00 p.m. The Horlicks team will be selected from the
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    Padang Shield Soccer Match To-Morrow
    166 17 THE annual "Derby" between the two Padang Clubs will take place to-morrow (Wednesday) on the S.R.C. Ground at 5.15 p.m: the Shield was presented by Mr. Conrad H. Clarke, to be contested for annually between the two Clubs. In 1938 when the first contest took
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    S'PORE EX-CHAMPION SURPRISES CHAMPION
    348 17 Kee Onn's Straight Set Victory Over Loon Chong TENNIS Singapore, Tuesday. JHERE was a big tennis suinrise at Hong Lim Green yesterday when in straight sets of sensational tennis Chin Kee Onn, the Singapore schoolmaster, beat Yong Loon Chong, the Singapore champion in the open singles
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    Muar Soccer
    120 17 \Frcm Our Own Correspondent] IN an evenly contested game the Hospital Club drew with the Customs Sport Club when the sides met in a league match played at the Muar Club padang on Friday. The Hospital Club were not at full strength and they mined the services of
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    THE CHINESE ARMY AFTER TWO YEARS OF WAR
    918 18 Comprehensive Review By War Minister CHINA SELF-SUFFICIENT IN MUNITIONS LIGHT ARMAMENT "Final Victory In Two Years," Says Gen. Chen Cheng Chungking, July 10. JAPANESE casualties up to the end of June this year totalled over 917,800, and 8,555 Japanese and puppet soldiers
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    JAP WARSHIPS FEAR CHINESE AIR RAID
    151 18 Shekki, July 7. ¥7<>i; fear of Chinese air raids, all .Japanese warships and transports hovering in San Tsao Island off I huiv;shan county left there this mcrning for an unknown destination Borne Japanese troopships and dcs troyers are seen in Lingtingyang at the mouth
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    15 Enemy Warplanes Shot Down
    144 18 Flan Bator, July 7. LARGE numbers of Chinese troops left here early this morning for the frcnt to repel Japanese invasion. Officers and men are in high «pirits as they march off in caravans to the Manchukuo border. The infantry units are supported by batteries
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    HUGE LOAN FOR DEVELOPMENT
    127 18 Shaokvvan. THE Kwangtung Provincial Government has decided to extend credit loans to the amo'int of $4.*****0 for the development of agricultural and commercial enterprises in the provir.ee. The loans, opened for application since July 1. will be borne equally by the Central Bank of China, the
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    Enormous French Loan To China
    155 18 FOLLOWING protracted negotiations, a new French Govermr n( loan to China, amounting to £1..v50.CO has been formally concluded, according to a Hongkong report. Few details were available n the main purpose of the loan, but intimated in well informed cir< Hongkong that the French Govt
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    K. L. RESIDENT GIVES AMBULANCE TO CHINA
    78 18 Rangoon, July 4 A MOTOR ambulance, gift of a Chi] resident of Kuala Lumpur to his country, has arrived In Rangoon by ihi for transportation to China by rai the war area. It has accommodatii six patients. Arrangements are t made to despatch
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    MUSLIM LEAGUE'S SYMPATHY WITH THE INDIANS ABROAD
    1140 19 Actions Of South Africa And Ceylon Condemned United Press). *i. n Bombay, July 3. rpHE recent decision of th e Princes not to join th e All-India Federa--1 tinn under the terms offered, the position of Indian nationals abroad, and tho general situation
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    MOVE TO SAFEGUARD DEPOSITORS' INTEREST
    417 19 (United Press). Bombay, July 3. IT is understood that the central Board of Directors, Reserve Bank of India will consider at the next meeting to be held in Calcutta to draft the Bill for the new banking legislation aiming to safeguard the interest of depositors
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    The Governor & Lady Thomas Attend Police Sports
    73 20 The Governor Lady Thomas Attend Police Sports 11. E. the Governor of Singapore and Lady Thomas photofraphed »..^/j^^jytf?*" afternoon to attend the annual athletic sports of the Straits Settlements route. The Singapore team who won the Tug -of-War against the Johore Police. 11 iv r Dyas, Pat Dyas and John
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    A Prince And His English Bride
    51 20 Prince Mahmud, broth r of H. H. Sultan of Trengganu and fourth son of the late Sultan, and his pretty 21-year-old English bride, the former Miss Joyce Blencowe. The Prince who has been away from Malaya for 11 years is glad to be back
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