Malaya Tribune, 27 July 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaxas National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL XXVI- No. H7. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, July 27,1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1939 l'lv i.
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      188 1 Read Tlie S I) D A TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya STAMPS, I; I ci asion to require these little things which are sometimes I I tur business- I Remember— I 1 A T'S I nan make them for you II H. KIAT CO, LTD., I U-8 Robinson Road, II 650
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      202 1 I Stomach Impurities 9 I Must Be Removed 11 It complicat4cfH) are hkcly ♦ill I II srt 'v*; if the c impurities :n 1 II r!V wfe remain. Loss of Appetite 1 II arid Lack f v c:-"v are Indicationsll LJial t'- 7 tern has In n "poison-1| II ed
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      133 1 Exclusive GOWNS SALONS AT PAGE 13 BATTERY HOW. SINGAPORE. MAJESTIC HOTEL, KUALA LUMPUR —■Tl■^"^^ j a Square Foot of j j Building Land I for the price of I and SEPTIC TANKS ASPHALT ROADS DRAINAGE SYSTEM WATER ELECTRICITY at No Extra Cost I iHo&l htiililimr sites (or MODERN homes are
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    ATTRACTIVE PAVILION FEATURE
    130 2 Last Night's First Night YOU wiil remember the comic detective picture of sometime ago, in .vh eh Melvyn Douglas was the detective and Virginia Bruce was the completely crazy wife. Well, they are tcgeiher again in another picture of the same type. Columbia thought it worth while
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    What The Stars Foretell
    271 2 5 TO-MORROW FOR Alt, KEAI ers Fortunate i athleUcs, and favt I m mechanical actlv I day for buying <■ Dtttck business So t:Zty helpful where land and I perty in'crests are J SPECIAL TtfFLUENCEi. 5 21 to April 19 and Octobi 23 J 2 To
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      450 2 ITEAMER SAILINGS- j p.o II ex and BRITISH INDIA in Errand). N. SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 CARTHAGE 15.000 July 28 i OOMALI 6,800 July 28 jfcAJl U i ANA 17,000 Aug. 11 fcANCHI 17,000 Aug 25 t luINGAIjORE 6,000 Aug 26 ftANPURA 17,000 Sepl. 8 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Sept.
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      504 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHEB LLOYD, (Incorporated lp Germany). The undernotcd are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, II ONG KONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 s.s. "SCHARNHORST" omits North China Aug. 'I m.s. "ELBE" Aug. 17 J m.s. "COBURG" Aug. 31 "POTSDAM" omita Mar/la. North China and
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      458 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1 932) LIMITED. Regular fortnightly service between Rangoon. Penang, Port Swettenham, Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, < Kulang.su». Special cheap relurn tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS: For CHINA For RANGOON "Hong Kheng" Aug. 14, 4 p.m ijs, "Hong Kheng" July 27 "Hong
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      147 2 HAMBCRG-AMERIKA LINIE B Oeutsch Anstralische Dampf«chifTs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA A.AJD JAPAN PORTS. Due S pore 1939 i s.s. SAARLAND via Manila July 27 t m.s. RAMSES via Manila Aug 7 s.s. SCHE-ER not Jailing at China Japan Ports Aug.
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      247 2 n** j To day's Crossword f B r T IF! F~l I 4 I j 5 I FH FH io ~il rrrmm Jl m 15 16 17 18 If I 19 24 "25 S rnizLi 111 i i 11 i_l CLUES ACROSS: CLUES 8 Resultant. 1. rude fellow. 9. Adjoining.
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    Renter's Commercial Service
    438 3 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Wednesday. imhrfr 525 MM To day Change Rl BBER Quiet Steady Buyers 8 516 8 516 Sellers 8 3 /8 33 Ist Forward August Buyers 8 516 8 516 Sellers 8%" ga£ Forward September Buyers 8 516 gat Sellers 8 716 8 7 8
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    189 3 m M. W m List Of Current Dividends Singapore. July 26 5 p.m. Total l Company Dividend Book* m financial clow D ate Div--173. Payable Date munting .d. No. 66 Aug 4 Aug. 11 Aug. 5 Wi% 1 1 *d. bonus oi -rr Lanjut 6d. No 12
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    812 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore. July 26, 5 p.m Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 8 h 3 Austral Amal 4 6 5,Austral Malay 38,- 40,Ayer Hitam 19 9 20 9 Ayer Weng 0.72 0.76 Bangiiji 18 9 19 9 Batu Selangor
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    130 3 Singapore. Wednesday. Tin at midday was $1138 up Business was slightly better on the London Stock Exchange yesterday although Wall Street was rather lower on a fairly large turnover. Locally business in tin shares was again at a low ebb and apart from some enquiry for Taiping
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    EXCHANGES
    238 3 Singapore. July 26. »v. c followln are the exchange stod this mormng according to the dally clr cular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Bankincr Corporation SELLING London T.T. 2 4 Londcn demand 24 Lyons demand 2055 Switzerland demand 241 14 Hamburg demand 135 New York demand 54 9
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    TIN
    17 3 Singapore, Thursday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $113«/ a (up Si
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    RUBBER
    19 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28 2 (up 7! 16); Sellers (up
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    251 3 6% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 701 102 ncnr AY.% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31, Sept. 30 106 108 norn 4U% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000:000 Int.
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    PRODUCE
    174 3 Singapore, July 9Q. R. Sum 1 W Coast No. 1 per Koyan X is.;ii!!i W. Ccasl \o. ii pet Koyan R. (Siami W. Coast No 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 $166 Rice Siam 2 $161 I Rice Siam 3 $145 1 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $inr> I
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      31 3 THE EASTERN UNITED Ass I''tAXCEl''tAXCE CORPORATION. LIMITED. J MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, £tIIGI.ARY, PERSONAL ACCI JJENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATl °N AM) PUBLIC 1.1 ABILITY INSURANCE. Kb OECJX BTRFET. hsTNGAPCHS.--r. W. HALL, Uonerai Manager
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      175 3 lOVERSEAI OVERSEA- I CHINESE 1 BRNKING I Undertakes banking transaction* of every description. Places at your disposal the multifarious services of its institution with branches all over South Eastern Asia connections in all principal cities of the World. Welcomes consultations on financial and investment problems and assures you of personal,
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      343 3 BANK OF t'fitl.XA Incorporated i n coin a by Special Chariei 12, Cecil Str#»«t Pint Telephones: Manager.) Office M 44. Sub Manager.' Office 0442. Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office 5168 Cable Address: CHUNGKOO." Paid Up Capital $40 000.0004H Reserve Fundi in Excess of eh. t V 200.000.00 Total Assets approximately
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    Domestic Occurrences DEATH
    90 4 NG On July 26th, 1939, at No. 22, Butterworth Lane, Singapore, Mr. Ng Klin Foong, 52 years, founder of Chop Kwon«- Cheong Loong, goldsmiths ot No 59 High Soreet. Singapore. He is survived by his widow, 5 sons, Messrs. N<* Yodk Fah and Ng Yook Lin and
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    51 4 y-rn Chun Tuan, and family Tend:r "their henrtfelt thank:- J /> Brigadier Lird officers and members of t!v Salvation Army the Friendly Companion Association, friends and relatives who attended Jie funeral of I h late' Mr. Clnia Soo Tuan and aLthose who sent letters of conclnlent? and wreath* 111
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      535 4 BT55JSE c l aaamm-UBĔwsSS^ WANTED AGENTS For Air Coolers. Appiy Box 820 c o Malaya Tribune, bin fcfcpore. (855-ii WANTED DISTRIBUTORS throughout Malaya for Alii PURIHER CONDITIONING BOX very saleable. Apply Box 821 co Malaya Tribune, Singapore <854-A» WANTED HIRING GARAGE CLERK must be very keen and energetic—Ke p to
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      594 4 WANTED Secondhand Tungar rectifier good o:-der for charging six and twelve volt batteries from AC. house maim?. Apply stating price to Doctor Jumeaux T Malim. (858-A) "WANTED: Brave Tactful Young Watchdog, cheap. Over distemper, good bar* and teeth essential. Box 805, Mfalaya Tribune, Penang. (810 A 1 WANTED ABOUT Four
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      592 4 WANTED: Fiat 514 500. Also Raleiuh Sports Tourist Roadster. Apply Box 808, Malaya Tribune. (817.A) W. HORNET 1933 Coupe $350. Morris Minor Side Valve 1933 Saloon, comprehensive, insurance, $350. Straaten Motors, Kuala Lumpur. (816.A» STAY AT CANTON HOTEL (opposite Great World" Singapore's newest hotel, Beautifully Furnished rooms most have fan,
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      475 4 Miscellaneous OUR HAIRSTYLISTS do not give you 0 stereotyped perm.-r-but one designed :o match your face and your personality. •Or if you prefer, bring us "a cutting illustrating your favourite coiffure and we guarantee to satisfy you. Don't just admire ethers but BE AD.VIRED by others. BANC KOK BEAUTY SALON,
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      550 4 IS YOUR PROBLEM? Busi ness, Ftaance, Marriage, Litigation, etc. anything. Reliable horcccopic advise given Satisfaction assured. Send Time end bate of birth. M. Narasimham Aiyer, Consulting Astrologer. 79, Ampang Street, Kuala Lumpur. (778.A) Tailoring Millinery etc. WATCH OUR LAST FEW DAYS* greater, reduction price—lst quality shirts old price at $2
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      487 4 ORIENTAL tELEPUONp v, electric ca,; r£. v 'Incorporated in the Unit k NOTICE TO TELEPHONE !tS( TELEPHONE CDBSCI HEREBY NOTIFIED July, 1939, the basic rates lines and extension t< reduced ti under External Extension and Private Lines within 2 miles of Telephone House and Involving the use of! 2 underground
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    Owner Acquitted: "No Evidence Of Permission"
    577 5 Private Cars For Hire Purposes Charge (f rom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. J\ELIVERING judgment in a ca.se where a well-known local Chinese, .Mr. Chong Kirn Wean wa? charged with permitting his private car to be used for hire purposes. Raja Ayoub, the
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    U.S. Ratifies Panama Canal Treaty
    66 5 Reuter. Washington, July 2». pm U S Senate by 64 votes tv 15 has ratified the treaty with Panama n-oviding fcr consultation in the evenof "any" threat of aggression which vould endanger the security of the Republic of Panama or the neutrality and security of
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    THETIS SALVAGE
    65 5 Reuter. London, July 23 Mr. Geoff- y Shakespeare (Financial Secretary to the Admiralty) replied in the negative to a Commons questio 1 to-day as to whether it was intended «0 abandon tne Thetis. The Goverrment earnestly desire i to salvage the Thetis as early as possible, he said,
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    Lapse After 17 Years' Clean Record
    165 5 Singapore, Wednesday. RENGASAMY (38) a Hindu, pleaded guiJty this morning in the second police court before Mr. Conrad Oldham on a charge that he at 6.55 a.m. on July 25 being employed in the capacity of a servant to the Kallang Gee Works, committed
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    GUIANA FOR REFUGEES?
    81 5 Reuter. London. July 26. MR. Malco'm Mac Donald (Secretary of j State for the Colonies> announced I in the House of Commons to-day that there was under contemplation an e«- 1 penmental settlement of 250 to 500 refugees in British Guiana by the despatcn of a pioneeer
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    31 5 Reuter. Paris, July 26. A court has decided that cold worth j approximately £8.000.000. lodged In the Bank of France by Spanish Republicans, be returned to the Bank of Spam immediately.—Reuter.
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    24 5 British Offical London, July 26. Tho Chief of the Polish financial delegation, Colonel Kcc, is leaving London for Warsaw this afternoon. —British Official Wireless.
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      559 5 SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. idera are invited for the redirection of houses Nos. 27-4. 27-5. Boat Quay, 85 and 95, High j reel end tot 'lit' dcmolitvm of No. 1. Fjrd s citication and Form of er may be obtained at the Office ie Singapore Improvement Trust on tyment of a
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      105 5 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE ITRAITS SETTLEMENTS 7 T ILEMENT OF SINGAPORE. I„ Bankrup cy. No. 7 of 193«. lie E. M. ABDULLA COMPANY (E K. MOHAMED ISMAIL, partner) of No. 161, North BrMge Road. Singapore, Traders. Receiving Order made: 4th February. 1939 Date of
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      342 5 ffcc'T'w'iWhat a' p- bonny boy! Sleens well,gains well, looks well-that* the SCOTT'S Emulsion baby! However if he's ted SCOTT'S -i v Emulsion gives that little /V v 5 extra nourishment which a ll the difference. The surest test of a baby's progress is a steady weekly gain in weight. All
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      503 5 ~—'"—r-_..__ jj,*, L. WEARNES AIR SERVICES LTD. AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY SERVICES. lUGUBI 4TH. ORDINARY SERVICE. SPECIAL HOLIDAY SERVICE, Leave Singapore 7.00 a.m. Leave Singapore .5.00 p.m. Arrive X l.umnur «40 a.m. Arrive K. Lumpur 1.40 p.m. Leave K. Lum;mr US a.m. Leave K. UMpV 455 p.m. Arrive Ipoh 9.55 a.m.
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      105 6 wmmmmmmmmmmmmmummm WE HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION OF vULCAI v WATCHES Yick Woh Hing j 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD 'Near Middle R~ad> Do Ml fail to come and see them. PHONE NO. 7922. tin WEAKNESS DEBILITY AN/EMIA use DESCHIENS' Syrup of HaemogWbin ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength, *a* botter
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      54 6 Second Hand Radios Fully guaranteed and serviced, Prices from $2 5 RADIO SERVICE CO OF MALAYA 1934 LIT)' Malacca, Kuala Lumpur Ipoh, Penang. AMERICAN 11.M.V. RADIOS. 11 R.C.A. Tubes S. S. PRICE 5525/--$44.00 Per Month For 12 Months S »le Agents for Mate] Kee Huat Radio Co. 122-124, OreJurd P
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      180 6 I hPYE" IS.UHOS I M lor Efficiency, Reliability and \jj Service. j! VERY rjLAR IN MALAYA. I Sol? A .1 >. nor: BOOM LEONG. li RADIO YD GFVPHAI AGENCY 'I ti Kuala Lumpur. if 1 1 MANY DOCTORS AGREE The OM A is bund Best Doctors in Singapore an I
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      176 6 Commencing Toes. Aug. Ist. Another Bi<REPUBLIC SERIAL Showing SimultaiN \&h SUN (Neu Wurid) EMPIRE (Tanjong V mr I T|h* W "»AtPf BYRD Pr* EfccA lU<:c?i I jut MAXiVfc j 'tidbit w. SOMETHING p& WORTH NEW! BLYIST' m 1 SZm ri TVp„ L,Wrene£ s Henry S'arr rwith On ?Sm V an
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      1003 6 ftJMMMMIMIWHMMMHMIINI———^W——— ———MOTMVNia 7 05 Talk On Fn I 7.20 Concert relayed j To-day's Radio 750 8.30 International tai 8 40 LifC in Pari> ........c««.■■■■ ii-ii................... yr 8.50 Qramophone SINGAPORE LONDON r »-3STw. "gg!«. I tw war& .1 Sir Stanley Peed. MP, in sorie- Stock. ZUh 225 metres (1.13 nn s>
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    Home Industrial Recovery Would Aid Tins And Rubbers
    782 7 Share Market Report j Germany v furious! They have kept the nerves of the world on edge on the possibility of war wer Danzig and now, led American market revival, the world insists that Germany is heading for Peace. ous indignant denial
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    153 7 Singapore, Wednesday. I rih Singapore chamber oi Commerce Rubber Association held its 1448 th motion yesterday, when out of 1,264,394 <Q. (554.46 tons) catalogued. 1.054 619 lb. (470.81 tons) were offered and .83.822 lb (394.57 tons» wore sold London—B 5 16d. New York—l 6 3 8 cts.
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    DATE FIXED FOR MURDER INQUIRY
    96 7 Singapore, Wednesday. CHUA Thow Seng <Chawan), Lim Ah Kee alias Hok Yek iHokkien). Sim Keh Huat <Oha\van> appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Singapore Second Folic Magistrate, this morning on a charge that they on June 23, at Queen Street, did commit murder by causing
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    Vital Oil Supplies
    61 7 Reuter. Washington, July 26 i M view oi vital pan petroieum plays in national defence, President Rooee evelt has sent a letter to Mr. Lea. chairman of the House Inter-state Commerce Committee, calling for legislation to provide a national oil conversation policy, This is designed co prevent
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    Hari Katha By Sri Parthasarathi Swami
    71 7 DRAHMASRI, N. S. Parthasarathi ff Swami of Madias, well-known Hari ivatha performer who recently return- < d from Sumatra on his way back to India, will give a Hari Kathu discourse Lelore the Nattukottai Chettiars at 9 p m to-day at No 54 (top
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    U.S. ASIATIC FLEET
    21 7 Reuter. Shni ii:ii, July 20—A'lm. Hart to day Lcit o! the United stsUj A«itlr F m Adm. Yaniell—Reu-
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      87 7 iUlcers SORES A RSCESSES. ufcers and bad legs may be caused [SJ r^lr^S^^Xl t./ a simple knock or scratch. But the pain IHB Us^i!^m!S% :it ion is agony to the sufferer. So, for \fj&ffi&s^£\ successful cure Zam-Buk is thoroughly IMB ljClP^^-< i i amended. The valuable herbal oils in Zam-Buk
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      452 7 Did you MACLEAN your teeth to-day? I never overlook it MACLEANS PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE Sales Representative A. T. Gillespie, P.O. Box 217, Singapore. It you use a solid dentifrice, try MACLEANS SOLID PEROXIDE DENTIFRICE Gland Discovery Restores Youth In 24 Hours Sufferers from loss of vigour, nervousness, weak body, impure
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      215 7 B GHlettc jM II SHAVES THE WORLD After two generations, Gillette remains the greatest name in Shaving. Why Because it successfully utilises every scientific facility for constantly improving the quality and precision of its razors and blades. /j;- 77/ /v/Ay should have OVALTINE Rusks Baby Yveuc Io~M her "Ow.ltine' R
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      493 8 I PAVILION 6-15 9-15 TO-NIGHT j LATEST MOVIETONE NEWSREEL I Glti: A T WOIt L D A MU6EMENT PAKE TO-NIGHT 9 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT. 1 ARARFT SATURDAY VFTERNOON DANCE rt IXU 1 -2.30 TO 5.30 P.M. GLOBE THEATRE: To-night. SALLY, IRENE AND MARY." Sunday, "GOING PLACES." MATINERS AT 2.30 4.30
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      165 8 HOW BAR Open sp. m. Till Midnight OPENING TO-NIGHT: 6.15 9.15. IIIfIHnWPfIHBHBHBHn COMEDY ROMANCE —WILD MSM J 2 with gags and f^B«^n^tiu^fen^*nr^u^^i n^^^n^nH^nWn^HnHßßSl < lIAItLftE RUGGLES m his most uproariously funny romance. ii I EXCITING NIGHT** with ON A MUNSON, MAXIE ROSEN BLOOM, REGIS TOOMEY. Week-end Matinees 2 p.m. "THE
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      331 9 S EMPIRE TALKIE I 7 P.M. TO-NIGHT 9.15 P.M. 2 Walt Disney's Masterpiece 2 I "SNOW WHITE j The Seven Dwarfs" SUN TALKIE f 7.30 TO-NIGHT 9.30 Shirley Temple in ''Rebecca of Sunnybrook Frr arm hot em a SMOUS ACCIDENT UKiJHIS will stop m LAU6HIHC at f&HI NEXT CHANGE Pavilion
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      77 9 1 WO X I D DANCE PALACE. THE LARGEST AIR CONDITIONED CABARET IN MALAYA WITH BAR RESTAURANT ATTACHED MiJ.il i DAACIT j Nightly at 9.30 p.m. TEA HAvn; (TREE ADMISSION) EVERY TUES., THURS. SAT. SUNDAY TIFFIN DANCE FROM 1.30 P.M. to 4.30 P.M. SPECIAL ENTRANCE TO CABARET CAR PARK AT
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      132 9 j I MIDNIGHT PREMIERE SfAL "SCREENING SATURDAY. 29th JULY MONDAY, 31st JULY PLANS FILLING RAPIDLY A I U A M D D A I BOOK NOW—Phone 6H09 J *l/iITIDI\A The Most Discussed Film of the day! if/1 they tried to betray...by W\ tfcc government they tried to destroy...by NraP^^V the
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      184 9 «•■■•••••••■■'«•^■■«■■■■■•■VO«M««aMM««*««o,' J "HOTEL IMPERIAL" can be cordially "recommended—"Malaya j S Tribune. I Full (if Honest-To-Goodncsi? Thrill —Singapore Free Press. a 3-i5, 6-i5 9-15 A L HAM It It A |i jj SATURDAY MORNING SHOW AT 11 A.M. 3 ~~"7"7"""~ i .uiiir iQME-DtUM*. H L I S j SAME PROGRAMME WILL
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    JAPAN'S AIMS IN THE SOUTH
    710 10 WHAT exactly is the area indicated by the Japanese when they of "East Asia," in which they seek to establish a new order? From many bellicose statements which nave been made, it is clear that their aims extend far beyond China and Manchuria. They aim
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    Britain Must Clean Her Own Doorstep
    963 10  -  Control Of Colonies Bv E.T. HUANG THE question of colonies is bound to come up more serious seme day and constitute one of the vital issues in international politics. Herr Hitler, every now and again, makes pointed references to Germany's p-e-War oosscssions, and Signor
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    To-day's Bright Thoughts
    59 10 In a Court case recently, a parrot was the subject of a dispute between two neighbours. We understand the bird listened respectfully to the jokes made by th e other beak. "It was about twelve o'clock the following day when I goo home, tired out. Quickly pulling
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      249 10 ■J B !7& Famous B ACME PORTABLE WRINGER I IT S A WRINGER— I I (LEANSER M \NGLE I I ALL IN ONE I j ROBIXSO3> A CO., LTD. I r "TrT —T'TiTTTi' ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmnnai" VOGUE PATTERNS fy v- v "1 I 4» p •2« (> If r r "J"
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      14 10 Waterproof mMfr Washable ■KBRpi^' Smart ,<>^K^r 800 CHIANG CO., -*04, North Bridpe Road, Singapore.
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      115 10 GIRLS' CARDIGAN'S. Pure wool cardigans, long sleeves. 110 raining three buttons. Marl mixtures V j j and plain shades, trim-red contrasting J) V L s ripes or embroidery, delightful coioui X jftSjL ticy, saxc, green, scarlet, lemcn, natural. rose. "Jlzes: 12 to 2G. f PRICES: 52.f?5 to «5.5*5. "*V GIRLS'
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    EXPLOSIONS IN TWO RAILWAY STATIONS IN LONDON
    879 11 Cause Sensation In Two Parliaments Reuter. IjOMB explosions at King's Cross Station and Victoria Station yesterday, resulting in one man being killed by having his v n off and a number of other people being injured, created ation both in the British House
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    CHINA BUYS MOTOR TRUCK FACTORY
    47 11 Reuter. Buffalo, July 27. (UIINF.SE interests have purJ chasd the factory equipment cf the Stewart Motor Corporation, truck manufacturers voluntary liquidated in February after being earlier prominent in the export trade. It is believed the equipment will be shipped to China. -Reuter.
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    PREMIER NON-COMMITTAL ON STAFF TALKS WITH SOVIET
    295 11 Reuter. London, July 27. j me Minister referred in the of Common* last night to conversations. He said instructions had been sent tish Ambassador, Sir Wii- and h3 honed to be in a to make a statement ear!> 1 whether it was t«
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    Danzig And The Prospects Of War
    81 11 Reuter. Danzig, July 21. (HESITATE to give a blank cheque on the futuiV but no responsible person could assert that a general conflict must spring up over Danzig." d.c iuivd High Commissioner Burckhaioi io an interview with Reuter. i)Hurckhardt was answering the direct question
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    PASSENGER SHIP HITS MINE
    71 11 Shanghai, July ii. rnHE British passenger steamer A Haitan, proceeding to Swatow from .Hongkong, struck a mine and was badly damaged the Haitan is returning to Ilongunder h"r own steam. Tho Haitan struck a mine while voyaging from Formosa to Swatow. accordiiv, to a German report,
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    37 11 Reuter. London, July 27.-It has been decided that Ihc debate in the House of ComRlOns on foreign affairs vill take place on Monday instead of Wednesday. Sir Archibald Sinclair (Liberal Opposition leader) initiates the debate -Reut( r.
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    Britain Accepting Japan's Demands?
    682 11 Protests In London Reuter. Shanghai, July 27. IT is stated in foreign circles in Tokyo that as the lesuil of yesterday's negotiations. Sir Robert Craigie. the British Ambassador to Japar, has accepted the Japanese demand for Anjilo-Japanese cooperation in order tf. suporess anti-Japanese activities in the
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    Death Threat To Britons In Tangku
    138 11 FOUR FIRMS AFFECTED Reuter. Tientsin. July 27. nnHREAT of death unless they leave Tangku within four weeks was sent by the "AntiBritish Committee" to the British staffs <»f four British firms there. The .staffs involved belong t> the A.PC. Jardine Mathe-on. The Kailan Mining
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    AMERICA ENDS TREATY WITH JAPAN
    154 11 Reuter. Washington, July 27. rpifE Slate Department announces th-:. the Unites] Slates Government is terminating the Treaty of Commerci anrl Navigation of 1911 with Japan, thus paving the way for an embargo on (he shipment <>f r::\v materials to Japan. Mr. I M c!< il
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    EMERGENCY LAW IN MANCHUKUO
    86 11 Shanghai* Ini? 2*. OANCHI-KIJO h is partialis invoked irl dinance, which. means Ina! specifi ;t irrts n Mar.- ,.'>; ed <n a war faaiilf. This i ioa that tl i tion > the Ufanehnkna Oatei olian border has become miv.; serkms for Japan. According to UyVst
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    Behind the News
    558 12 JA tXESE newspapers congratulate Ihe British on their "moral mir; ge. M This is tne crowning insult. When brigands who literally JUfld figuratively strip us nuked M I .'.itsin congratulate us on our morality, there is something radically wrong with our policy. JAPAN'S first official and concrete
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    FALL OF SOUTH CHINA PORTS PRECIPITATES HUGE DECLINE IN REMITTANCES FROM MALAYA
    333 12 Relatives Completely Lost (Tribune Staff Keporter) REMITTANCES from Singapore and other centres in Malaya to South China have dwindled to negligible proportions, the Tribune is reliably informed. In consequence, only very few Chinese shops here continue to undertake
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    $40 Million Japan Trade Drops To $12 Million
    251 12 MALAYAN CHINESE BOYCOTT Reuter. London, July 26. THE effects of the Malayan Chinese rioyeott of Japanese goods last year are revealed in the report of the British Trade Commissione: at Singapore on the economic and commercial conditions of Malaya, published to-day. Total
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    French Journalist Leaving
    65 12 M. Michel Breal. Far Eastern Man.) ger of the Agence Havas, will leave Singapore to-morrow for France after spending a few days here. M. Breal has been visiting his various offices and correspondents in the Far East during the past few months, having seen much of the
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    ALFONSO OFFERED THRONE?
    54 12 Reuter. Paris, July 26. THE Duke de Maura, Spanish Monarchist leader, has left Estoril, in Portugal, for Lausanne, where he is meeting ex-King Alfonso, reports Excelsior from Lisbon. According to the report, the Duke has precise instructions from Gen. Franco to discuss with the exKing the conditions
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    139 12 Singapore. Wednesday. COURT Inspector W. C Alexander told Mr. L. C. Goh, the Singapore Fifth relice Magistrate, this morning tha. there was a case before the court m "/hich a Teochew Goh Ah Tan t2B» wa* charged that on June 29 he cheated Mr. J. E. Cogswell by
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    Alleged Defalcation Of A Deceased Employee
    351 12 (Finn Our Own Reporter.) X Penang. July 25 t DECISION by the Municipal EngmA eer s Department Committee to deducVtiie mm of $545 from the Pro i dent Fend of a clerk (deceased) m the da« I I division as he had been found
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    61 12 Singapore, Wednesday. HILE standing on a ledge painting windows of new houses at Kirn ?eng Road on July 21. Tob Ah Chunn Chinese painter, fell 20 feet to tl.e floor below. He died in hospital from shock and naemorrhage from multiple injuries A verdict of death by misadventure was returned
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    MR. TAN CHENG LOCK RETURNS TO MALAYA
    289 12 "PEOPLE in Britain are quite resigned to having a war and bang T done with it. They are tired of being kept in suspense all the time," stated Mr. Tan Cheng Lock, C.H.E.. formei member of Ist Legislative Council of the Straits Settlements
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    CHINESE CLUBS AMALGAMATE
    65 12 (From Our Own Ii- j)orter) Taiping. Wecuieaday ■pliE tnaugural meeting of the Malayan J. Chinese Recreation Clubs' nmaigamaticn will be held in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The meeting will consider and adopt if approved, the rules for amalgamation of the Chinese Recreation Clubs in Ma lay a.
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    Penang Padang
    107 12 (From Our Own Keporler) Penang, July 25 AT to clay's Municipal Meeting, ihc President, Mr. J. A. Black 'aid on t'"»e table a letter addressed to r he Resident Councillor, Perang, which ft**it with his own suggestions as rega 'ds the maintenance of the pavilion, the tennis eoiu's,
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    New G. O. C. Malaya Arrives
    103 12 M AJOR General L. V. Bond accompanied by hi- m ed through Penang t hi- mom on the "Carthage." In an interview with th< i he said that he looked a great deal of pleasure to hi appointment and that from what he had
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    Consul-General Patron To "Hua Mu Lan"
    40 12 The Chinese Consul-General, Mr ka« Ling-Pai is extending hi the picture 'Hua Mv L tueb is having its midnight premiere at tn» Capitol Theatre on Baturd; If] R&j bnd his party will be screening.
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    European's Suit Against Former Employer
    229 12 Singapore. Wednesda: summary of how the firm of Engineers and Con'i was started in Singapore was given by Mr. 3. N Jones, a pean civil engineer who is suing his former employer, Mr f'henjr Soon, for alleged wrongful dismissal, at to-day's hearing in the Hfgh
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    "FEAR NOT" SAYS G.O.C. IN FAREWELL MESSAGE TO MALAYAN PEOPLE
    473 13 "Great Regret" At Leaving Country "pEAR NOT." says sixty-year-old Major General William George 1 Shedden Dobbie, C.8., C.M.G., D.5.0., General Officer Commanding Malaya, in a farewell Mange to the peoples of Malaya, through the medium of the Tribune. To-day, on
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    FIVE MINUTES WITH THE GENERAL
    142 13 Is oi MaJaya, »hf Geaml was a flii I hi the Lfffebtire reunefl. Hew i» a pietni* taaea srferc one of Ike Marrow meetjog he attended *«ais SBTViri in M.lt.v JJ»J r General Bobbie attendluinunuis |*netie«i chn bis tenure m aetviee Ma io; General Dob bie taken at an ofAcml
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    M.G.S. OLD GIRLS
    70 13 umnae meetine of the Metho--Bchool to have been held on 28 has been postponed to July 29 The meeting will c at 4.30 p.m. at the Wesley "V 1 Fort Canning. rmer girls of the Methodist a boo] and of the Fair-field Girls ire invited to attend.
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    Sharp Fine For Inexpert Driver
    174 13 Singapore, Wednesday. DEM ARK ING that it was clear that Chan Meng Poh was still not 11 a proficient driver and that it was the height of folly for him to have driven down busy Temple Street, crowded with children. Mr C H Whitton, Traffic
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    MRS. W. C. STIRLING
    41 13 Mrs W 3. Stirling left Singapore night KOI Hongkong by the India, che will visit her relatives there ano '1! o here in November to meet fer husband who will be arriving from England at that time.
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    Message To Peoples Of Malaya
    132 13 THIS is the farewell message to the peoples of Malaya which the G. O. C. Malaya, Major General W. G. S. Dobbie, has given to the Malaya Tribune: "1 leave Malaya with great regret, having had an extremely memorable time out here. J like ;hc
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    Mortgaged Car Which Was Not Fully Paid For
    183 13 Singapore, Wednesday. DECAUSE full restitution was made and that, it was his first offence. Wan Ismail bin Abdul Majid. 22-year-old clerk of the Johorj Bahru General Hospital, was bound over in the sum of $100 for six months, by Mr. J. Fletcher-Cooke,
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    MR. J. HAMMOND LEAVES MALAYA
    60 13 Mr J Hammond, manager of the firm oi Bruce Petrie, Ltd.. and Mrs. Hammond left tor England yesterday on retirement from Malaya. Mr Hammond. DAS been a well-known member of the business community of Singapore. He came to the country originally fo r Guthrie and
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    Police Band
    53 13 The Band of tne Straits Settlements Police will perform in public en Friday July 28. at Farrer Park at 5.30 nm. under the direction of Mr. S. chapman. Bandmaster:—March, "MaiUal Moments." Winter; Overture, "Lustpiel," Bela; Selection, "H.M.S. Pinafore," Sullivan; Descriptive, "Mill *n the Forest," Eilenberg; Selection, "On Famous
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    Pneumonia Takes Increasing Toll
    213 13 DNEtTMONIA caused the death of 42 people in Singapore for the week ending July 22, according to statistics given by the office of the Municipal Health Officer. The number of persons dying from pneumonia last week was ton more than that of the previous week, and
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    Much Ado On A Soccer Field
    356 13 Singapore, Wednesday. TNG GONG SENG claimed trial this morning in the fourth police court before Mr. C. HKoh, the Singapore District Judge ar.d Police Magistrate, on a charge of using force to a public servant while in the execution of his duties. Court Inspector
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    4-Year-Old Murder Charge
    104 13 Seremban, Tuesday. AN alleged double murder commit- ted in August 1935 was the subject of a preliminary inquiry before Mr. Cunnyngham-Krown, the Seremban Magistrate, yesterday when Lav Seng was charged with the murder of Wong Lai and Ng Mm, and the attempted murder of Chek Fatt, at
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    Drought Threat At Kuala Pilah
    100 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban Wednesday. DRY weather conditions in Negri Sembilan for a eon iderablc uetidi have now made themselves felt in Koala Pilah. the State's second largest town, where a I shortage of water ;n the reservoir lis reported. I Folio win t
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    AIR MAIL
    13 13 An Imperial Air Mail is due to-day. Another is, due to-morrow.
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    TWO SHORTCOMINGS IN PUBLIC SERVICE
    615 14 Singapore, Wednesday. "IT seems to me that the opening of a few V. I), clinics for the exclusive use of women and open day and night is of very urgent necessity," said Dr. K. Ando in a talk, 'The Oldest Profession," to members and guests
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    BRITAIN AND CHINA CURRENCY
    287 14 Shanghai, July 26. A SPOKESMAN of the Britisn Gov I ernm?nt in an interview given Ito press representatives, revealed that during the negotiations in Tokyo Sir Robert Craigie, the British Ambassador to Japan, had much difficulty in persuading Mr. Arita, the Japanese Foreign Secretary, to 'ir<>p
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    A Midnight Collision
    146 14 "I WAS attracted bj and its speed, it before I could do ai led Jike a thunderbolt These were state: William John Nbnhmo ant employed in the N evidence in the t 1-oon was fined r." riving without J safety of others a. hi Kasah Road and
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    RAN PIN-TABLES
    59 14 Singapore Wednetfe? WONG Ah Heng (25) and V TT (22), Hainanese. were found en a charge of assisting in ment of s common Tan Ques Lin Street at H 25 tc-relay by Mr. Oonrad .-.ecorra' police court thi The magistrate fined i eused $25 or in deiauit 21
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    More Evidence In Case Against Cinema Manager
    663 14 (F/um Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Julj X CURTHER evidence was led to-day before Mr. R. C. Redman, Ita Magistrate in the case in which Mr. Gus Davis, former manage: of the Pavilion Theatre, Kuala Lumpur, is charged with eriminti broach of trust;
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    Sport And General News From Malacca
    356 15 Mixed Doubles Thrills In Malacca Tennis m Our (Mm Correspondent) THE flnjl of (he Mixi •> hu. riLf, Malacca, Monday. Mr*, oui,,!,,., y 0 li" between try provide.. "2 rlicipants «as brilliant or. els „n <k 1 Kath f th€ The fast six aim
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    Efficiency Medals For Malacca Volunteers
    74 15 i Our Oxvn Correspondent) Malacca, Wednesday. Malacca vo:unteers have lev ncy raedals; Sgt b Mohamn ed Hashirr», ±ut b Haji Abciul Che-nan b Mohammed Bi w Lim, Cpl. Clung tpt J J. Johnston BgT I pi [ohaaaaaod Ah bin .I'jhammed Denis b Md ammed K.issim
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    SCOUT CUP COMPETITION
    37 15 rj for the Brunton Cap salted as follows: 2 id Troop, 2. H.S. 11th S Cth Troop; 4. ACS. S.F.I. 3rd. Malay Schools the first un Troop; 2. 2nd Sg. 3 14th Alai Troop.
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    Ederly Chinese Charged With Using Knife
    338 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) mrrvu Malacca, Wednesday, ft a Boh, an elderly Hokkien, appeared before Mr. J. G. RappoMalacca Police Magistrate, in the Police Court on on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt with a knife. 1 was alleged to have been Bongs Rava
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    Four Coolies Held For Three Months
    129 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Sega mat, Tuesday. t~OUK Chinese tappers made their appearance before Inche Rauf bin Mohamed Sa'at, the Segamat magistrate, on a cnarge of criminal breach of trust of fifty piculs of jeluconf, the property ol their employer, at Bekok.. The value
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    Javanese Broke Six Locks To Skip Gaol
    248 15 (Fr<m Our Own Correspondent) n Trn Muur, Tuesday. THE prelmnnar.. inquiry iflfc a cha.ve of having iWthc Muar friso* Javan.se, iSujak bin Mohametl Hussein and Abdul Hamid bm Rajj usof, was heard by Tuan Haii Xasir bin Haji Saljeh to-day. J Inche Hasim
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    PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION
    24 15 On Wednesday Aug 2 the Loyals will ?'ivo a public demonstration of the new fcrm of drill introduced into the Bn'.ish Army
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    $30 FINE FOR OWNING STILL
    88 15 <Fiom Our Own Correspondent) JNVIGTED on his iwn plea of guilty en a charge of having been found wi possession of one complete still for the manufacture of liquor when he had I£Jo C n July 16 Rt Parit Ibrahim BOim, Boa Ah Tow was
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    S. H. B. Just Beat Excise In Div. II B
    197 16 Singapore, Thursday. SH.B 2; Excise t JWO goals scored by the S.H.B. in a thrilling second hal r won ♦h?ni the Second Division (B) match against the Excise at the S.H.B ground yesterday. Following a rather "heavy" exhibition Of soccer
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    Batu Pahat District Tennis Tourney
    89 16 "From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat. FOUR singles and two doubles were played off In the Batu Pahat district Tennis tournament. The results wert as follows: SINGLES Syed Mohamad beat Khoo Ah Thong f_-l pak Hoe beat Alfred B—6, 6—o; Hong Leng beat Thiam Hoe
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    MAYFLOWER B. P.
    95 16 ENTRIES are invited for _the Mayflower B.P.s open singles and open doubles championships. The former is ft;r the "Joo-Kiang" challenge shield; the latter lor the '•Souvenir" challenge shield. The "Joo-Kiang" shield will be competed for on a X O. system, while the other tournament will be run
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    Rafs Fight Hard To Beat S.C.C. In Fast Senior Division Game
    688 16 Our Cameraman Gets One Over The Referee Rafs Fight Hard To Beat S.C.C. In Fast Senior Division Game Cricket Clv b Play Their Best Match Of Season R.A.F 2; S.C.C 0. |N their best exhibition so far thU season, the S.C.C. yesterdaywent down to the R.A.F., leaders of the first
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    Victoria School Beat R.I. In First And Second Team Games In Yesterday's Cricket
    438 16 Singapore. Thursday. BRIGHT taMing by Yogarajah who scored 41 was the feature of the cricket match in which the Victoria School defeated the Raffles Institution by 77 runs. Taking the first lease of the wickeis. the Vie
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    SERANGOON SCHOOL SPORTS
    359 16 JHE nint'i i.nnual athletic sports of tie Serangoon English School war, held yesterday at the school plaj ground before a very large and distinguished gathering of guests, parents, guardians and Old Boys of the school. Tens Scan won the class A In dividual champicnship with 25 points:
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    S.C.R.C. Open Tennis Tourney
    98 16 E.vntlES arc being railed f« He open invil iti' m teaaii to-irnu-nunt of the S.t .R.C. and atfw vi*h entrance feei mv I be »er.t t D» Poh bee loaj. S RC. I l/.a». Green, by I «>.m.. M >.!!rd:> Aug. 26. Ptey uin- M MM*,
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    Batu Pahat P.W.D. Beat Mersing
    105 16 (From Our Own I orrespta** Batu Pahat A DULL game of soccer was nosed at the Bun Pahat diura. Wien the P.W.D. Bata ft** beat the Mersin. P.WJ). goals to oil. In I ,v w Semi Finals. Batu Pahat was far superior their opponents uid
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      71 16 "ACID stomach that's what cm nights, nights wbm y and just can t rest. 1?« 1 aod taken duriDg the day during the night, and t; «bo* tat<* the stomach nrr nervous system b v] impossible. Neut: and your dig**** > and you'll deep like »top, take a dose of
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    Unfortunate Incident In K.L. Soccer
    149 17 Tfi! sc ison s last soccer match h» re, playi d on the V.M.C.A. round between the T.P.C.A. and police Dept., two first division trams, is marked by an unfortunatt incident. Hitherto, all league games played ,m v war have unlike in preceedtrs. ended peacefully.
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    POINTS FOR CHINESE IN DIV. II B
    315 17 Singapore, Thursday. vt i V !> 6; Minesweepers 1. pLAYING at the Stadium yesterday evening, the S.C.F.A. "B'' ham proved too good for the Minesweepers whom they de0} six goals to one in a division ?B league fixture. :ood team-woriv he setter of
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    Harper Gilfillan Soccer
    80 17 friendly game of soccer rper GilnT.an's Married XI lor's XI on Saturday a: Stadium Ground and the present the respective r E'eren: Messrs. Tan Soon Wee Seng, Tan Chye Hock, Kues, Hassan Bin Palil, Low Ah Bee, Wee Eng Siang. Goh Thiam Seah, Foong •■"serves: Tan Beng
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    12 17 <er vs. Gordons (Div. I)— 1 MV. vs Mental Hospital
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    LAWN TENNIS
    50 17 The following payers will represent tne Post Office Club against the Royal <Mr Force on Saturday at the latfers courts. Seletar;— K. Maclennan J. Macintosh- A Rajie Yeo Meng Seah; R F B Gun Osman Faraj: G W. Jeremiah D C Ross; M. Isa Ma don H. Rashid'
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    S.C.C TENNIS
    46 17 r r-HE following have accepted to play for the S.C.C. in a tennis match Egainst the Naval Base at the S.C.C. on Wednesday. August 2. Roy Smith &J. L. Purnell; E. C Cherrington D. E. L. Anderson; A G. Hay C. J Bern broke.
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    Singhalese Assn. Cricket
    59 17 THE following ha'.e been selected to represent the Singhalese Association against N. PI Lim's XI on Saturday at the Association grounds at McNair Road at 2 p.m. el. Abeywardena (Capt.), P. M. Siri S. William, A. Ranatunga. A. Ranasinghe, Arthur Perera. A. A. Frankie. A. A. David.
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    Pitman's College
    64 17 'THE following w 11 represent the Pitman's College vs. the Trade School en Friday at the Trade School ground at 5 p.m. Abdul Latif, Mo'ad. Noor. Muller, Lim Hun Keow, Yok Kong. Robert. H. M. S. Abdullah, Chew. Ng Yam Lim, Barker, C.N. Campos, Cheong Eng Han. In
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    A. A. U.
    79 17 The following are selected to represent the Amateur A.U. in a friendly ladminton matcli against the Eclipse 8.P., at the horn? court, consisting of 5 singles and 2 doubles, on Sunday at 3.00 p.m. sharp. Raymond Frois. Low Keng Ann, Low Poh Hye, Yeo Hon Chuan, William
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    Friendly Pulau Brani Soccer
    42 17 r Singapore, Wednesday. IN a lriendly soccer march played at Pulau Brani. 25th Fortress Coy. R.E., defeated Fort Canning 3—2. Rush and Leigh scored for the losers, while the Sappers got their goals through Littlejohn and Thompson (2).
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    MODERATE ENTRY FOR PENANG GOLD CUP MEET
    683 17 \F*or> Our Own Reporter) Penang, Wednesday. QNLY 135 entries were received for <he Penang Turf Club's Gold Cup Meeting on Aug. 5, 7 and 12 as follows. HORSES, CLASS 1 6 furs Mile or 11 furs Bar ford X X O rieaudekin X
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    Locke Leads Burton In Challenge Golf
    55 17 Reuter. THE Scuth African. Bobby T.ockc wa;: 1 five up on Richard Burton, British open golf champion, at the end oi the r«rst 35 holes in the £250 aside ehallen»e match over 72 holes at Mere course Cheshire. Th e remainm;-, 30 holes will
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    CLERICAL UNION
    55 17 The following will represent the Clerical Union Eleven againt the Hongkong Eank Eleven on Friday g| th" Clerical anion Ground, Balestier Plain' at 5 p.m. sharp. Kirn Eng, Seng Chye, Peter de Souza. T. Conceicao, W. F. Gomes, Arthur Lim. Rajoo, Jit Mui. Aziz. Mills and N Rozario.
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    Prisons Champions In J.B. Soccer
    357 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Tuesday. DEFEATING the Polite by live goals v to three to-day at the Istana Padang before a large crowd in their last league match the Prisons have become champions in this season's Johore Bahru district league soccer competition, having
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    A.C.S. OLD BOYS
    71 17 The next monthly social and liteiai y meeting of the A C S. Old Bows Association will be held at the Chapel Hail, Coleman Street. j:i Friday, at whieii Mr. T. Dorasamy will speak on The Literature of Abuse. Other items of tne programme will be community
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    JAPANESE LOSE 66 WAR PLANES IN 5 MONTHS
    278 18 During the fir-t five mouths of 1 planes of the .Japanese air lone were shot down and destroyed and r> Japanese pilots were killed or captured, according to a report of the Chinese Air Force Headquarters. The figures do not include those
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    CHUNGKING PAPERS TO REAPPEAR SOON
    79 18 Chungking. July 2G Aft* r more than two months' c:aseleas effort, ten vernacular Chungking papers which were forced to suspend publication shortly after the heavy Japanese bombings in May and move the*.r plants to places of safety on the subinb'. are expected to resume publication
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    CHINESE MUSLIMS "ABHOR JAPANESE"
    53 18 Chungking, July 23. THE Chinese Mohammedans National Salvation Association has issued a manifesto declaring that the Darticipation of Severn I Japanese-fostered Mohammedan societies in the Japaneseinstigated anti-British movement in Noitn China does not represent the sentiment of the entire Chinese Moslems who abher the Japanese demagogues.—
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    Japan Using U.S.-British Trade Marks In S. China
    148 18 Hongkong, July 25. I JAPANESE are flooding the newlyoccup'ed South China areas with Japansse goods bearing counterfeited American and British trade niarte. according to information received here. Pee goods and manufactured articles from Japan are having labels changed t\ Shanghai on a
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    Bertram Describes Japanese Farewell
    135 18 n<""ETIC scenes of Japanese conscripts r ciiled to serve in China was descriDa i v bo k "In ide the Japanese Am I written by the English writer James Bertram Mr. Bertram described at Tolcyo railway station In May a^ rOU 8 watched a draft of
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    CHIANG KAI SHEK HAS FIRM FAITH IN BRITISH
    901 18 TOKYO NOT A SECOND MUNICH "No Friends Will Abandon Or Betray If We Continue Helping Our,:. Chungking. .1 25 M AID of the friendly nations wili be coming foi tinue to be able to help ourselves," declan Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek in
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    CHUNGKING CONTINUES NEW WORKS
    103 18 Central News. Chungking, July 23. a LOAN of $3,000,000 has been raised A for new construction projects in Chungking, including repairs of reads improvement of the fgerry service and e< ction of a suburban market accordn g to General Ho Kuo-kwang, Mayor f Chungking. a. Construction
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    "Unthinkable—"
    94 18 ALLOWING that Britain much desires a peaceful solution, she can only make concessions such as will not conflict with China's interests and with the provisions of the Nine-Power Treaty. Otherwise, she would be assist ing Japan's aggression and, moreover, helping h<r in destroying the Treaty. Britain herself is a
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    Cooperatives To Be Consolidated
    94 18 Chungking, July 24 DR Shoe Iviien-chene. Director c; n wti% created Co-cperatives Boreas under the Ministry of Economics announced today the initial plana coordinating the co-operatives' admlniatrattye machinery throughout the nation as wen as establishing a number of experimental stations for the *o?pcrat:ves. iKf*t •'■•.■•"'trv s
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    Japan Transferring Pilots To Manchuria
    138 18 International News. 1Q Shanghai. July 21 A 8 p, :f Picke d Japanese China have left aml runnel no p. in" is riroiu bag A WOU dCd in recent air b,m ■ir forceLf P P r t stat ed th Sort* iIL. 0 B at
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    Indians In South Africa Will Launch Satyagraha On Aug. 1.
    243 19 Union Govt. Anxious can United Front. of members drawn natives and coloured yet determined its he Indian Passive emenl and officials cisioii will l>e made c campaign has been In p i ral months. o tdication of how long the
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    TO FIGHT ANTI-ASIATIC LEGISLATION
    121 19 DR. DADOO TO LEAD THE FIRST BATCH DECISION AT MASS MEETING Johannesburg. ,MY A KUst l is anno «n«d as the date for the by hT'Tx' f th t L passive "Stance campaign the I* v This decision been tafen M D-dSn, aSS Ve Resistan <*
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    FULL TEXT OF RESOLUTION: CABLE TO SUBHAS BOSE
    490 19 (United Press). STT- ol v Bombay. July 13. NT vm V> mh il Bose has received following cable from Dauo0 Leader of the Nationalist Group in the TransvaaJ lnciian Congress: i„ th A mass meeting under the auspices of the Nationalist Group
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    MR. B. DESAI RETURNS
    91 19 (United Press) Karachi, July 20 -Mr. Bhulahai DeRal MLA (Central) arrived here by the nnperiai Airways' flylngboat this even n? from England after a fortnight's absence from India. He was received at th seaport among others by the Mayor of Karachi Dr. Choitran Giowani. Prof oLnS
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    Tripuri Congress Film At The Marlborough
    169 19 er i hey live closely activities of the I Congress on which a'a salvation now i a visit to the anI Congress is their But for obvious ure which has I of the Indians in Malaya are no > this respect. so the Indian
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    Gandhiji's Advice
    56 19 (United Press.) Bombay. July 21. advices received here to v-' day from South Africa indicate that Mahatma Gandhi has advised the South African Congress, which, it is understood, sought his advice, to postpone the satyagraha movement there until ho is able to Rive the Indians in South Africa
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    INDIA GOVT. SEEKS ADVICE OF GANDHIJI
    138 19 (United Press). Simla. July 16. THE Government of India, it Is understood, are in direct com munication with Mahatma Gandhi seeking the latter*s advice in adopt, ing a policy to counteract the segre gation measures against Indians in the Union of South Africa. If
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    GANDHIJI CANCELS FRONTIER TOUR
    170 19 (United Press). Abbottabad, July 22. MAHATMA Gandhi has cancelled his Kashmir tour altogether. Gandhiji telegraphed to Sir Kailash Haksar yesterday morning accepting his advice to cancel his Kashmir tour owing to the situation that has arisen. Gandhiji had accepted the invitation of the Kashmir Government to
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    FRONTIER GOVERNOR TO SEE GANDHIJI
    374 19 (United Press.) Abbottabad, July 22. important meeting between Mahatma Gandhi and His Excellency Sir George Cunningham, Gov ~n,,» of N.W.F.P. take place at Abbottabad on .July 25, when it is understood, several matters w'll be discussed. vTI? c Gcvcrnor < who b at present a
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    Senapati Gives Up Grim Resolve
    88 19 United Press). Poona, July 20. Senapati Bapat, who had announced his decision to perform "Jala Samadhi," self immolation by entering watery grave on Saturday, July 29, has now renounced his decision, in response to pressing appeals from friends, admirers, and the general public. Senapati Bapat
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    32 19 (United Press). Allahabad, July 19.—Acharya J. B. Kripalani, General Secretary. A.1.C.C., announces that the Congress Working Committee meeting whl be held at Ward ha on Aug. 9 ?.nd subsequent days.— (Cnited Press).
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    PLIGHT OF INDIANS IN BELGIAN CONGO
    259 19 Gandhi'ji's Appeal (United Press). ITXDER the capiion, "Indians v in Belgian Congo," Mahatma Gandhi writes in the Harijan as follows: "The case of our countrymen in 3e.--gian Congo does not admit of easy .reatment. It consists in the prosemuon alleged to be political, though
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE SPORTS DAY
    76 20 .11, Annual Athletic meeting ol the l,ub Y^f„ O% K O w Vui. Mr Yon? Kon Vui who won the Ung Jump- He brokethciecordfor this ovtni ihr distance being l 4' j ins. Getting prepared [oi tht Egg mter-Facttt, Tus-ot-War. won by th. IS**** The Fin;
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