Malaya Tribune, 29 July 1939

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    44 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: M G u n teed La rgest Sales TOL. XXVI -No. 179. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday, July 29, 1939. The Malaya Tribune ,20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1939 FIVE CENTS
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      145 1 Read The I I NDAY J g 111 BU X E I Dominant In Malaya 4 'BULLDOG' GUINNESS STOUT acts as a tonic and body builder. Look foi the whole of .he Bulld-g GUINNESS IS GOOD FOR YW on the Is.dcl. GuTTOIE c €fc 1 ln I WPS. OA fi&jcudy
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      52 1 tarns mv Jrl3£ "gaßr M. P. M. IBRAHIM CO., (Optician Mi. CV. FAN), (Tel. 2164). 275. South Biidge Road, Singapore. 'MINE /c fc *3L Milk am I, PIUS Malt /i I r-« M l( lS SflHr 1 S IL supper Continental jfVj| Jtt I SATA Y: Served on jWM a
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      142 1 Exclusive <; o w i\ T s SALONS AT PAGE 13, BATTERY RCMD. SINGAPORE. MAJESTIC HOTi L, 1 KUAIJV LUMPUR. —-n it c a 1 fj 1 PARS" Ug Squstg Foot of Building la n a for t he P r cc of nr V mjj JH ASPHALT ROADS DRAINAGE
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    ARRIVALS BY THE CARTHAGE
    196 2 Singapore. Friday. />N lior outward journey to-day, the "Caiihage" which berthed alongside ths wharves at 2.30 p.m. carried many distinguished passengers. Amcng these were a general, a governor's wife and other promine n; military officers and civilians. Pc .urning to Hongkong after a Aort visit to
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      450 2 UTEAMER SAILINGS. ar- .mm i I tX and BRITISH INDIA )»Jicorporated in Errand). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1939 CARTHAGE 15.000 In porX SOMALI 6.800 July 29 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Aug. 11 fciirtCHl 17.000 Aug. 25 t bANGALORE 6,000 Aug 26 RANPURA 17,000 Sept. 3 Rawalpindi
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      360 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. Jnord] IlloVdJ IS YOUR LEAVE APPROACHING Pleas? let us offer you accommodation on the fasted, most modern ana luxurious N. D. L. EXPRESS LINERS "SCHARNHORST" "POTSDAM" "GNEISENAU" Passage Agents: LOHMANN CO., LTD., 124, Robinson Road. Phone 7565. STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD LOCAL SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. PENANG BELAWAN. Thurs,
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      455 2 THE HO HONG STEAMSHIP COMPANY (1 932) LIMITED. Regular service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swet'jenham, Singapore, Hongkong, and Amoy, (Kulangsu). Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday trips. NEXT SAILINGS: For CHINA (Monthly) For RANGOON < Fortnightly) "Hong Kheng" Aug. 14, 4 p.m. "Hong Siang" Aug. 9 "Hong
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      130 2 I j) HAMBCRC-AMERIKA LINIE 8 i Oeutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S pore 1939 t m.s. RAMBESJ via Manila Aug. 7 SCHEER not at China Japan F\vU; Aug. 12 m.s. KULMERLAND via Manila Aug. 20 HOME
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      257 2 j What The j Stars j Foretell SUNDAY FOR ALL READERS j The Moon opposed < I < makes this a very v day for love affairs a merit generally. An excellei day however for sport end atn- 2 letk j and any mechanical Z znty Lay plant for 2
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      263 2 To-day's Crossword I j F —[~l3 r R~p I 6 I F~j [3~~ n 9 1 ,Q j 1 —r g 16 p7 5 19 ?0 ZZZZ!LZZZIiH 24 tr- p] 27 m *****11 I I I I CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN 4 Exciting happening. I. Advocates of peace. 9. Sacr.ed
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    375 3 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Friday. Previous T -day Change Qni nf Steady Firm aIUBEH Buyers 8 516 8% +I|*6 Sellers 83/ 8 8 716 +116 ltnutt Buyers 8 516 8% +116 A sellers S% 8 716 +11,16 B u y ers 8% 8 7 13 +I|l6 September 8
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    191 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, July 2», ipjn Total l financial Companj Dividend Booti Datg Ex Div TIX Payable Date X ag Kamunting 3d. No. 65 Aug 4 Aug. U Aug. iv 2 d. bonus T 07 2V 2 6d. No 12 July 26 Aug. 2 Jul/
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    777 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, July 28, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 8 *|3 Austral Amal 4 1% 4 Austral Malay 3tf- 40,Ayer Hitam 1919 20 9 Ayer Weng 0.72 0.76 Bangrin i« 19Batu Selangor 1.17% iJ«% Berjunlai 8
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    TIN
    11 3 The price of tin at noon In Singapore to-day was:—
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    RUBBER
    11 3 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    105 3 Singapore, Friday. Tin at midday was $113%, down \z, and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28 1 4 cents, buyers Octoberi December 28*/2 cents, market flat. The brighter tone of the London ana New York markets had little effect on local stocks
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    EXCHANGES
    238 3 Singapore, July 28. The following are the exchange stoci this morning according to the daily cir cular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London T.T. London demand 2 J Lvons demand 2055 Switzerland demand 241 14 Hamburg demand 135 New Vork demand 54 9 1*5 Montreal
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    90 3 6% Maynard Co. Ltd., $30,000 M norn MUNICIPAL:' 4%* WW "d. 19=47 $1,666.000 Int. npm 4y 2 M 1909 3 red."& $1,00-,000 int. m% norn 4% WUi norn teooo 1W U9 c gfS T 5 Sn* 660 o, 3% 000 97,/ 991/2 ci--3% riiff PENANG MUNICIPAL: 5%
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    PRODUCE
    153 3 Singapore, July 28. B fS am) W Coast No. 1 pel Koyan R ssm W Coast. No. 2 pei Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Pice Si-im 1 J, Rice Siam 2 Rice Siam 3 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 l > Siam Broken Rice No.
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      33 3 THE EASTERN UNITED MSntaNCl CORPORATION, LIMITED. JpE, M ARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARYi i'ERSON \L ACCt DKNT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSAWON AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. >. D C 5« -ICF fcCIL 3TP"*ET. J Cr.a r W. HALL,
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      177 3 j Mb ▼alued possessions the safety that is afforded by our vaults where we have safe box<*s ot I vsJrious sixes for hire at moderate 1 HIRERS themselves hold the KEYS and ONLY THEY can have access to these safe boxes so that SAFETY and PRIVACY may be assured. We
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      365 3 ui\k of china □rp rated in China by Special Charter I 12, r#«ii iMart Pbwr»©« Manager's Office M 44. S*Mb Manager*:; Office *i 42. I l-iange Dept 8441. Gen :ral Mice siB*-f Cabk Mdreai: curNCßrro." Paid Op Capital ~h. |40 "00 OOOCW I Fundi In I Fvcpec of Lft. 5.200,000.00
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    Domestic Occurrence ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    51 4 B£r. M. G. Ezekicl and Mr. and Mrs. P. Ezekiel beg to express their heartfelt thanks t«o the many friends and relatives who attended the funeral of the late Mrs. E. Lzekitl and those who sc kindly sent wreath-:, telegrams and letters of condolence in ihdr recent
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      509 4 Kga2%SHS ttHlillllD BOSJBiISsSS WANTED: Oirl as .sales-assist ant, must be polite, smart, and good-looking, Chinese or Eurasian. Apply personally at 117, North Bridge 'Singapore, between hour 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. (881 .A) WANTED Immediaely Girl Clerk typist. Apply Box 836 co Malaya Tribune, Singapore. 1886-A1 WANTED an experienced photoengravtr
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      522 4 WANTED—B.S.A. Air Rifle No. 2 State price—Box No. 311, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (819-A) WANTED 2nd hand Encyclopedia Brlttanica in eood condition (14th I Edition) preferably with year book. I BtaAe lowest rrice. Interested Box Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (BSQ-A) WANTED Secondhand Tungar rectifier good o:.-der for charging six and twelve volt
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      588 4 gala} /?64c£cf: TO LET with 2 bedrooms, sitting, dining room. M. No. 295. River Valley Road, Singapore. Inspection Daily between 5 to 6 p.m. <889-A» EUROPEAN WANTS fully furnished bungalow, seashore, ten miles out Tanjong Bungah Road, Penang. August s—7th inclusive, privacy, comfort, quiet, essential. State rent and all particulars.
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      526 4 FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. No. 1-A, Kirk Terrace Phone 2323. Practical and Theoretical for beginners end advanced pupils leading to ErtploI mas. Solfeggio Course —requirements of 1 a good musician Kindergarten class. Fee $2.59. THE CARL LAWSON ACADEMY of Dramatic Art. For all nationalities. Act ing, Elocution. Deportment, Voice Production.
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      506 4 Tailoring Millinery etc. WATCH OUR LAST FEW DAY? greatest reduction price—Ist cjualitj shirts old price at $2 00, $1.80, 51.75 $1.50 new price $1.55. $1.35, $1.25 80 cts lespectively. SUNDRIES GOODo ajsc at exceptionally low price. There art always something cheap, new, v. eful a* LILY-STORE office. 547, North Bndge
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      494 4 I IS HEREBY and Lee V that they will ny negociate any bu i en beha lf of M G ft "ORIKXT.U. l ~J ELECTRIC CO.,?td <Incorporated in NOTICE TO lELEPHONF m M N( Kite TELEPHONF HEREBY NOTlFijmy. 1929. the t: hues and extensi reduced as und< External Exteu and
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    Soviet Positions Hold Out
    43 5 ooT ncy ieA T:.\% Sfl to July ft Manchu roi-ees r -pea toptcd to capuotu on the east of over Sa-iw-r. .1 Japai I I plrtDOS J >rubtd I.•• rial it- in- l have v lundrd Nd s been
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    Britan Attending Refugee Parley At White House
    58 5 London, July 28. I Government in the HWn hare accepted the' ident iloos2TClt to ta*:c :r. o| the chairman. director of the inter w comn for refugees to KfS White House. ntative will be Lord rirman o> the committee, mpanied by advisers t;.
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    U.S. BOMBERS FOR BRITAIN
    48 5 London. July 28. H v \ol American bomb I' the Royal Air Force is tea have a speed of 246 and a ran; c of 1.700 arry a crew of f< ur and i,av the nose and a 4, the stern B' I SS-
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    PRIVATE BANK GOES
    47 5 ratigements arc in I the purchase I Gotland of the nking house of I i rh was founded in" Co. Is the only prrral clearing honae, I which it wi ntal in forming. I i.e. ul fling to the Slock IF. :c'. Is 21.060.000.—
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    Britain's Balloon Barrage Exercises
    118 5 Reuter. London. July 28. THE largest balloon oarrage ex--1 ercises yet held began this morning over a seven-mile radius of Tower Bridge. They will continue day and night until the evening of Aug. 5. The balloons will not ascend above 2 000 feet by day and
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    Franco Gets His Shekels
    52 5 Reuter. Behohie, July 29. SPANISH valued at 1.500 million francs, housed in six armoured lorlics escorted by armed motor-cycli guards, crossed the International Bridge here in accordance with the French agreement- to return to Gen. Franco's vernment the geld departed in French bank-' by the Spanish
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      34 5 fT CDWARO EVERETT J|J I HOPvTON J*A COOGiE WITHERS }yS M mrmmM OTTO K3UGER fitot \<~s UNEXT WEEK PAVILION IK AURORA 7 S 37 a»i xoirrn iimiM-i: 2m ON AUGUST IST 1939 economy More
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      243 5 RAFFLES MUSEUM SUNDAY OPENING. Smarting on 6th August the i mv cum Will be open en i-.uicay mornings from lv a.m. to 1 p.m. M GOOD £m REASONS WHY? You can rely on BIOZYGEN YEASTVITA WIN tablets to maintain your HEALTH AND VITALITY. 1. BIOZYGEN BUILD TISSUES for It contains
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      579 5 Stomach Sufferers 1 u**Bm deceived The wonderful curative properties of Maclean Brand Stomach Powder in all kinds of stomach trouble have been proved by hundreds of thousands of grateful «uiTcrers. Often they have told their friends how they have been healed by this famous remedy, talking of it as "Maclean
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      176 5 NEXT WEEK....at the CAPITOL M G -tVTs BIG JOY SHOW! Ahoy, Hawaii! Here comes M• G M's f biggest cargo of gorgeous girls, fQ a gayety, fun, hit tunes, romance, gjg p dancing beauty 1939*» first elfanor rqbert PqWIII-YOUIIG I BURNS AUEN J l\ See ELEANOR POWELL dance 1 the
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    147 6 MINING Ampats Ayer Hitam.s 4. Tiitams Batu Selangors Hongkong Tin Bangrma Cnandc riangs Hong Fat is Idris Hyd. Ipoh Tic TJelapani l JeljE boa JOhjtlci Katu Th. Katr tinting Tin Killinghails Kinta Kellas Ka in pong Lanjuts Kufchfia Larms Kundai: Linguis Lukuts London Tin Mimbaits
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      276 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores FOR BET! Eti TONE AM) RED! rCES RECORD WEAR rsE Elrtß \-SV PERMAGOLD RADIOGRAM NEEDLES EACH PLAYE :o RECORDS 50 CT S FOP. A BOX OF ICO NEEDLES s\i" Agents: KEEHUAT RADIO CO. 122-124, Orchard Road, Singapore aSLBSSSS mml WE
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      270 6 YOU 9 DAUGHTER'S HEALTH Young girls entering their teens need 1 special care arc! attention In order tc he'u their ada'it the* selves cas*»y to functional changes I Careful parents realise this but often overlook the fart that rosrpiet uad regolar bowel movements are necessary ilo ma [ntsin healthy condition
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      86 6 When firs* they knew Th?y were quite overjoyed at the prospect of an neir and -emg wise, they wrote for a copy of 'Wise Rabycraft If "ou are In the same hanpy position ma\ we send you a copy? ALLENBURYS foods are obtainable at all chemists. Send coupon for free
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      52 6 The Sure Way to Protection When there b disease ibout, always use Calvert's Medical Soap. Its strength Another paltry product y° m fo*nuitee that dangerous germs is Cohens fragrant Toilet destroyed. Don't take chat Soap. For your skin's so**, always wash with it, —*<*P tablet of Calvert's handy. 20X CARBOLIC
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      924 6 j To-day's Radio j i SINGAPORE I G3O ,Songs you remember < Manda HONGKONG LONDON m A 7.00 Military Band musict ZBW 9.52 Mrs (31.4 m.) TRANSMISSION 5 Zfil 225 metres (1.13 mcs) 7 15 Thru?, weather, news and an-' 0 ZHP 30.% metres (9.69 mcs) nouncements. p m p
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      113 6 BERLIN D.13 15.10 Mcs (19.7 m p.m. 6.20 Concert of light music. 7 20 News In English 7.35 Concert of light music (conttt ued). 8.20 News and economic revies b German. 8.35 The latest records—recordincs of the month. 9.05 Weekly Market review 9.20 News and economic review English and Dutch
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    Gas Mains Will Be Danger In War Time
    886 7 Singapore, Friday. the -rounds that the scheme deserved very full consideration, particularly in regard to its possible effects on Municipal finances, tion by Mr. T. H. Stone to accelerate the electrification of certain .pore roads was deferred at the instance of the
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    Planting Rubber Without Permit
    150 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat. Wednesday. THAT he had planted rubber trees hi his estate at Kampong .Tabi withou* a permit from the Rubber Regulation Department, was the charge preferred against an ill-drnssed middle-aged Chinese named Tan Swee, before Inche Rau." bin Mohamed Sa'at, the Segamat
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    49 7 In exercise of the powers conferred on him by Section 12 of the Food Control Ordinance, 1939, the Food Contraller has appointed Mr. R. K. Auten and Mr. Sng Choon Yee to hold an enquiry in respect of rice, including parboiled rice and padi, in the Settlement of Singapore.
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    An Open Letter TO THE CHINESE OF MALAYA
    1026 7  -  (Reprinted From The Morning Tribune) r B v E.T. HUANG I AM addressing you this open letter perhaps at a time when your disappointment is deep in consequence of the preliminary agreement signed at, Tokyo between Sir Robert Ci ai;ae, the British
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    TANKER SINKS
    27 7 Reuter. London, July 28.-The blazing hulk of the French tdaker M Sunik M sank in the Eii-'llsh Channel with the loss of eleven live?.- Reuter.
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      122 7 WHY DOES A CHILD'S phi ipu get worse WUUfI AT NIGHT? 'II'" 'It "I There is a scientific reason, of course, fllnf iMfctl I kut mothers arc more interested in fifatfß I jL what to do about it. afKl j U Tonight, when coughing starts. give iT(uS r I your
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      103 7 HOW WOULD HELEN, IF YOU you LIKE fWANT TO PROVE I TO HEAR JtHEVRE WRONG.) A REMARK I YOU'D BETTER I ON YOUR 1 \SEE THE DENTIST WEDDING ABOUT YOUR j jgal [MOST BAD BREATH IS CAUSED^ I BY IMPROPERLY CLEANED TEETH. I II SUGGEST COLGATE'S DENTAL jCREAMBECAUSE IT CLEANS
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      446 8 PACKED HOUSES ACCLAIM THIS STIRRING ENTERTAINMENT! "CARRIES A MESSAGE TO ALL NATIONS, TO ALL INDIVIDUALS'' Malaya Tribune. I "SHOULD BE AN EXCELLENT EXAMPLE TO SINGAPORE A.R.P. VOLUNTEERS" Straits Times. The. WABNIiW Presented with the Year's most timely and most Thrilling Spy Drama 1 BflTSijTnf* I f3 es tv strike Terror
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      89 8 M A 0 h Li) 11 SEE DA YANG VALERIE OF SARAWAK IN HER FIRST SCREEN SOU OPENING TO-MORROW 4 SHOWS I ci 1 1 ALHAMBRA The maddest. merriest story of college life ever Told! •CAMPUS CONFESSIONS" Two of the screen's 1 outstanding love- v- lies, Betty Grable, jT jjg
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      256 9 THEATRE ROYAL \TLNFT TO-DAY AT 3.15. «,.!> TO-NIGHT 9.15. MISS CD ELL AM In j "ONWARD MARCH" "DESAMUNEIRAAV EARLY TO AVOID THE PUSH. TEL. X E W WORLD OA A C E PALACE. LARGEST AIR-CONDITTON-ABARET IN .MALAYA WITH .V RESTAURANT ATTACHED lim OAACE htly at 9.30 p.m. TEA BAXCE ADMISSION)
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      198 9 ACCLAIMED BY PACKED HOUSES LAST NIGHT j MARLBOROUGH .A Three Shows To-day 2.45, 6 9.30 P.M. t^K^^^mL^u The Exclusive (.rand Topical 52 n( Sess NATIONAL CONGRESS TWPURi si M:i: The <;ran«l hwcnk» of »2 ELEPIIAXTS HEAR the THUNDERING Speeches of F?ndit JAVVAHARLAE NEHRU BABU RAJENDRA PRASAD, C. RAJ AG OP
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      109 9 POSITIVELY LAST 4 SHOWS! 6-15 and 9-15 P.M. ALHAMBRA "PATHE GAZETTE" in i 11 Same Programme will be shown at SUN CINEMA, IPOH, On 4th Aug. MIDNIGHT PREMIERE Is SUN TALKIE TO-XHullT 7.30 TO-NIGHT 9.30 AT 12 P.M. Shirley Temple in mmm I Rpherca Of AlhambrA! book Now-Phone 6909. j
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    TO END AGGRESSION
    737 10 TUST when the Chinese were J wondering whether they were bein g deserted by their friends c b ame g the news of the ™men£us decision reached by Roosevelt. The United btetes Government has given si™jths notice to terminate the Treaty oi Commerce and Navigation made w?th
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    REVIEW OF THE j WEEK
    513 10 ffSSB wrtlc BtefW re baa a number o! bills btflV* fllltrtbuted bearing Hich llW* as "No peace without national indPi*ndenc*." -China will Bgbt despite the British compromise. D 1 Tokyo Agreement Though no anuBriflsh feelina has been demonstrated. it is evident that the Chinese hcrp.
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    Chinese Reaction To British Parley With Japanese
    468 10 WHATEVER may be said in favour of If 3r itish action in the present circumstances, it cannot be said that it has deterred aggression or promoted confidence If Chamberlain's appeasement (licy cannot prevent aggression in Europe neither con Peace Front Threatened it prevent
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    Behind The News
    563 10 POSSIBILITY of a breakdown in the British negotiations with Japan is already seen in the news that the Tokyo conference was unable to agree on the currency question. Jai an wishes to eliminate the oina national dollar from the Tientsin Concession and substitute the puppet regime's notes.
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      22 10 THE EYES CHANGE; PERIODICAL EXAMINATION NECESSARY! peciallst as C. S. CHO NO. Dr. of Optometry. Everbright Optical Co. 19 CHULIA STREET. SINGAOKE.
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    "FOLLOW EXAMPLE OF U.S.A."
    70 11 Reuter. London, July 29. •THE I) lily Express urges that I (;reat Britain should make ton cause with the United States in the Far East and adds: "That should he the principle on we conduct our foreign licy. Britain should therefore ider denouncing her own treaty
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    ESPIONAGE SENSATION IN FRANCE
    93 11 "Right Inside" Reuter. Paris, July 20. \T. AMOURELLE, shorthand writer iU to the Senate Army Commishas been arrested on a charge revealing secret documents con- national defence. .of public feeling over alleg nagje was proved in connection trial of M. Lvcien Sampaix. of the Communist newspaper
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    28 11 untitled 28-Early this morning to, riving the Panama f iag off Herzlia, north oi me. and brought to Haifa uad There were 373 Jewish tain p. board.—British Wireless.
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    THREE KILLED IN AIR CRASH
    75 11 Reuter. London, July 28. fHREE cccupants, bel'eved to be Amc i t-can technicians, were killed when a plane crashed and burst into flames at WtrraL. Cheshire. The machine was completely wrecked, the only means of identification being the Air Force disc beneath the wing. The
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    COMMONS VOTES MONEY EMPIRE PUBLICITY
    374 11 Reuter and British Wireless. London, Juiy 2i>. ISKING the House of Commons yesterday to vote £10 000 to the A Foreign Office to increase the staff of its Publicity Department and another £100,000 for various publicly activities such as bin,, exhibitions, speakers' lectures and preparation
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    Labour's Big Victory In By-Election
    73 11 London, July 28. THE by-election in Colne Valley, caused by the death of the Labour member, Mr. E. Marklew, resulted as follows Mr W. G. Hall (Lab.) 17,277 Mr E L. Mallalieu (Lib.) 9,228 Mr! pike (Nat. Con.) 9,012 Reuter At the general election the
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    France Postponing General Election
    86 11 Reuter. Paris, July 29. A CABINET meeting lasting nearly f-ur hours discussed the new decree laws It is learned that a decree will b? submitted to the Council of Ministers to-day postponing the general election hi p in 1940 for two yean-. Another decree wiU place
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    BRITISH DELEGATES REJECT JAPANESE DEMANDS
    1165 11 Craigie Cables To London Threat Of Breakdown On Currency Problem LORD HALIFAX MAY ALSO DENOUNCE TRADE PACT Reuter. A SERIOVS hitch, threatening breakdown, in the Anglo-Japan-A ese negotiations in Tokyo, is indicated by news that tne British delegates have rejected the Japanese demand for removal
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    "Autobaties"
    46 11 Several persons were injured in a triple car crosh at the Clay gate end of the Kingston by-pass road. Surrey last week. One car climbed" on to one of the others and turned over. Picture shows one of the cars resting upside down on another.
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    Unpleasant News For Aggressors
    275 11 Floods Destroy Harvest: LLS. Action Causes Much Concern Reuter. Berlin, July 29. TORRENTIAL rains have caus-d enormous damage to crops in Saxony and Siksia. Sheaves of rye, cartloads of hay, and sheep, poultry and furniture w?re earned away by streams more than two miles wide that
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    AIR MINISTER IN MISHAP
    125 11 Reuter. London, July 28. THE Air Minister, Sir Kingsley Wood, was involved in an aeroplane mishap when tfcc Royal Air Force machine in which he was travelling to Northern Ireland turned back over the Irish Sea owing to bad weather and made a forced landing at
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    Guards 'Form Threes'
    107 11 Reuter. London, July 28—The King watcned his Grenadier Guards give a demonstration of the nev; style of marchmg,ta threes instead of fours on the Horseguards Parade to day. Late:- His Majesty saw the change of the guard at Buck ingham Palace In threes.—British Wireless Although the new
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    Colijn Resigns
    17 11 Reuter. I The ColUn "business" Cabinet, defeat led 'to the Chamber, has resigned. I Reuter.
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    Strangers Excluded From Houses Of Parliament
    566 11 Irish Rebe Is Flight Reuter. Reuter. AS a Mceantion again* possible UtA. outrages the public are not A S a Xed to insptct the Houses of Parliament ,t until fudher notice. Visitors win be allowed into the ,übl,e saller.e, „«v< v rok hn< will
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    DISCUSSION WITH RUSSIA RESUMED
    64 11 London, July 2f» THE Anglo-Soviet negotiations arc 1 continuing acidly, K eui SL* diplomatic correspondent learns mc British and French representatives will have a further meeting wiLi 3fc Molctov to-day in >loscc>w.--Reutfcr Th" report of the British Ambassadoi in v.scow <Sir William Seedsi on his last
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    A GENERAL LEAVES — A GENERAL ARRIVES
    131 12 A GENERAL LEAVES A GENERAL ARRIVES ACaneral Officer Commanding Malaya |ef< Singapore yesterday a iew hours before his successor armed. The departing <; e ne ra Zl. jy-Gcneral W. s. iiobbie, the new arrival MajorGeneral L. V. Bond Maj or General Bond photographed as he was being introduced to Staff
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    New G.O.C. Arrives In Singapore
    348 12 New G. O. C. Arrives In Singapore all the pomp and splendour, associated with an official military reception, Major-General Lionel Vivian Bond, Malaya's new General Officer Commanding, landed at Clifford Pier at 3.30 p.m. to-day, accompanied by CoL E. G. Miles, G.5.0.T., and Lt. O. C. s. Dobbie, A.D.C., who
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    Crematorium Proposals To Commission
    246 12 Singapore, Friday. JiEFIXITE proposals for the erection of a public crematorium would shortly be put before the Municipal Commissioners, according to a state« ment by Mr T. 11. Stone at today's meeting of the Commissioners. Mr. Ftcne moved reference back of a committee decision to consult
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    CHARGE FOLLOWS FATAL ACCIDENT
    164 12 ESAK PIN MAT appeared before Mr. C. H. Whitton, District Judge and Magistrate, on a charge of causing the d< ath of Scow Kirn Teow by driving his car in a negligent manner along Serangoon Road on July 6. He was alternatively charged with negligent driving.
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    S.S. Soudan In To-morrow
    33 12 Singapore, Saturday. THE S.S. Soudan has left Hongkong and is expected to arrive at this port at noon to morrow. She will proceed alongside the S.H.B Wharf on arrival.
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    Big Tea Firm Going Into Liquidation
    154 12 Bunting's End Reuter. London, July 29. THE important tea-broking firm of Bunting Co., recently in difficulties, reached journey's end yesterday with the issue of an official an- nouncement of its proposed liquidation. The announcement says: "The committee appointed by the meeting 02' interested parties
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    M.V. Victoria Due Monday
    52 12 Singapore. Saturday. the M. Victoria is due here at 73d 1 am. on Monday. 31st Inst., from Genoa, Naples. Port Said, Massaua, Bombay and Colombo. She wail berth at the SHE wharf and La expected to sai! again at noon on the dry for Manila. Hongkong
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    AIR MAIL
    10 12 An [mperiaJ Air Mail is due on Monday.
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    GUNGA DIN BANNED BY SINGAPORE CENSOR
    336 12 Distributors To Take Up Matter Again "Racial Antipathy" The Reason RACIAL antipathy and religious susceptibility are given as reasons for the banning of R.K.O. Radio ynductijon "Gunga Din"—a spectacular film version of the famous ballad by Rudyard Kipling. The ma*ter went before the Board
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    RUBBER FIRM IN LONDON MARKET
    68 12 Reuter. London, July 29. Yesterday, despite end of account Influences, the .stock market;, were ..teadv. with Kaffir unci industrials well supported. Gilt-edged finished •lightly oelow the be.st and foieign i bonds were easier, particularly Far Easterns. In commodities rubber \va.s film on feed Continental demand.
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    Siam Royalty Allowance Cut
    94 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, July 26. ACCORDING to the Siamese papers published here, the allowances made by the State to some of the elder members of the Royal Family have either been reduced or cancelled. The amount is said to total Ticals 62,000 a year—say,
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    DEATH OF MISS E.M. CASHIN
    124 12 Singapore, Saturday. We regret to report the death of Miss Edna Mary Cashin, as the result of a motor accident on Thursday afternoon. She ched at the General Hospital yesterday afternoon. The accident occurred at the Junction of Farrer Road and Bukit Timah Road, and
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    Cookery Demonstrations
    39 12 INURING the absence of the Lady De*J monstrator from July 31 to Aug 14, the G. E. C. Cookery Demonstrations will be suspended. On her return the Demonstrations will be resumed on Wednesdays and Saturdays a; Usual.
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    Arabs Fete Prominent Visitor
    258 12 4 RAB leaders and pi pore residents attend* a rer*n tion given by Mr. S. I. 0 in honour of Mr. W. H. British Resident at Mukala a d^Ad viser to the Sulfa i »1 't£ Hadhramaut. lfK Mr. Alsugoff in extending a welconto the principal
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    High-Handed And Arbitrary Attitude Criticised
    421 12 Singapore, Friday, i AM sorry to -ay that I find there has been a high-handed and arbitrary attitude adopted in this matter remarked Mr. Pap Peng Geek when he moved reference back of a committee decision to disapprove a building plan in respect of unauthorised
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    LOW DEATH RATE IN SINGAPORE
    106 12 Singapore. Friday. "lINLESS we have a very unforiu- nate second half year, we shall have a record year from a health Doint of view this year." said Afr. W. Bartley at the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners to-day when lie gave figures of the general
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    Aliens Who Changed Their Addresses
    186 14 Singapore, Friday. TWO aliens, described as of Dutch nationality, were fined by Mr. J. Fletcher-Cooke, the third police magistrate, who also bound them over on personal bonds in $50 eacn for six months, for failing to notify the Registrar of Aliens of change of residence.
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    RE-EXAMINATION OF BANKRUPT
    732 14 Questions Over A Transfer Of Shares Singapore, Friday. "THE transfer of the shares wove made while I was In Australia, and they were put in my brother's name." This was the statement made by Mr. George Edgar, a partner of Messrs. Edgar Brothers of Singapore, at the
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    SNATCHED BRACELET FROM GIRL
    150 14 Singapore i n ax VCEN-AH SENG. tonese, pieadt,! inff in the second poli<, Mr. Conrad Oldham on that at 2.20 p.m. yesti ri. a gold bracelet with locket Hum S9.f»o the property < M Fcnr:, in the back lane <.. in Liang Seah Street. Court Inspector
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    PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS POSTPONED
    30 14 Singapore. Friday: The public examinations of Mr. Isaac A. E M.J. Nassim, which were down hearing this morning in Ihe Bai Court, were postponed for a month.
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    Sultan Idris School Criticised
    198 14 A \SM was P* ,d by Slr Fra,lk Stockdale, Agricultural Advr* the Socrctary of State for the Cofcnue«, to the Sultan Idr li.-i imvg bchool at ranjong Malim during Sir Frank's visit lo last year. In his report he states: Here pupil teachers are tiained and
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    CHARGE OF MURDER
    76 14 Singapore, Fri laj AN affray at the d oJle lines, I Base, at 10.15 p.m. on July 26 end fatally for one of the mm involved this morning, before the third P magistrate (Mr. J. Ret Indians. Arumai Kordi. "JO. R kam. 27. Arulanandan, 30 35, were
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    NEW BILLS FOR COUNCIL
    306 15 4 N rdlnance to amend th? Trade V rkj Ordinance is about to be taint the Legislative Council. Bill designed to extend the d in the Ordinance wl h►plicatj as may be made for under Part 11. The Grdtie into force on Feb. 1, 1939, law
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    IMPROVEMENT TRUST
    22 15 —At a meeting of >-day Mr. SB. Tan G Parbury were nominated to Bard of Trustees of the rovement Trust.
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    COOLIE HURT
    27 15 tie was injured when he down by a motor lorry at Hill Street and Hock d about 1.20 yesterday H< has been removed to the
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    YOUTHFUL OFFENDER OFFERED BOND
    351 15 CASHIER HELD UP Singapore, Friday. |ire offence b very serious, but I don't v;ant to send a man of you age to prison for a first offence," the District Judre (Mr I I M.Fall) told 20-year-old, slightly built Goh Ah Yong, this I afternoon. I Goh
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    IMPERSONATED A RUBBER INSPECTOR
    143 15 Ticm Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat, July 26. Armed bin Jamail. a Malay was yesterday conTfeted by Unku Ismail the first magistral Batu Pahat on three charges of impersonating a public .servant i.e.. a rubbei inspector, and sentenced to a fin" of 530 or :n defftut
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    "MONICO" MANAGER SUMMONED
    434 15 Singapore. Friday. MR. Toh Joon Nam, the Manager of "Monico* Cafe with premises at No. 281, Orchard Road appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh. the Singapore Fifth Police Magistrate on two summons charges this morning. The lirst charge against the defendant was that on July 7 at
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    Bill Collector Charged
    96 15 Singapore. Friday. THE offence of having committed criminal breach of trust as a servant in respect of $262.90 was alleged against a young Chinese. Lim Ching Hoe, when he appeared before Mr. J. FleteherCooke. ihird police magistrate, th's morning. Accused, who was employed as a bill collector
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    Loyals Beat Franciscans 4—3 At Malacca
    266 15 <l'iom Oaf Own Correspondent) Malacca, Wednesday. the Reclamation ground the St. Francis' Institution met a scratch side from the Loyals now in camp at Tanning Hruas and were defeated. I The Br jthei School Boys who were nip- i pi< f and combined better
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    FINED FOR NOT MAKING REPORT
    175 15 (Fretn Our Own Correspond* nt» Muar, Wednesday. For failing to report himself to the Muar Police when he was under Police supervision. Padri bin Pantas was this morning produced before Tuan Ha.U Naslr bin Haji Salleh. The accused pleaded guilty to the charge. It was
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    MAN FINED FOR NEGLIGENT DRIVING
    115 15 (Fmmb Our Own Correspondent) S?gamat. Wednesday. HUI Poh Hong was charged with negligent driving before Inche Rouf bin Mohamed Sa'at the Segamat magistrate to day The man stammered out- that he was guilty and was fined three dollars, with the option of three days Impri
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    EXHIBITION TENNIS TO-DAY
    76 16 H/fiSS Doreen Banaoni, woJJa men's singles champion of Malay I I n r tne last three years, and Ceylon champion over the last five years, will appear in exhibition matchfia at 5 o'clock to-day at the V.M.C.A. coin's. The fdUowing IS the afternoon's programme:--SINGLES MiSS San- ni
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    MERRIDALE B. P.
    37 16 Tlie guessing competition for the quarter hp 4 the S.B.A. Junior Tournamcn' on by Mr. Lee Heck San. The open i nament of the Merridale B.P. (league system) starts on the 19th of August.
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    SINGAPORE FAIL TO HOLD JAVA AFTER LEADING 3—1
    710 16 LATE RECOVERY GIVES TOURISTS VICTORY Singapore. Saturday. S.A.F.A MAKING a Vplend'i,. recovery after a rather shaky start the Java ts r&-ass LeHer, eomhina.ie, on the ihe tables on their opponents to score tout more lo* S.A.F.A. could repfo with only one. For
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    Endeavour B. P.
    113 16 At the third h.ilf-yearly general citing of the Endeavour B. P. held ia c t Sunday, the following were elected ffi>e-bearers for the ensuing halfyear: President: Mr. Ofi* Kong Owl (re-elected); lion. Secretary Ti surer* Mr. Yeo Hang Hock (reelected); Hon. Asst. Secretary Treasurer: Mr. Quale Kens
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    Women Take The Honours Again In Annual Cricket
    447 16 Singapore. Saturday. CINGAPORE women yesterday "woman handled" the best bowling the men could offer and scored 189 before stumps were drawn in the annual match between the men and women at the S.C.C. They thus beat them by 63 runs. Last year
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    HOME CRICKET
    113 16 Reuter. London, July 23. IN the match between Middlesex and Derbyshire, played at Lords. Middlesex scored 204 in the first to which Derby replied with 110. Sims, the Middlesex bowler taking eight wickets for 32 runs. When Derbyshire batted again they scored 313, Sims being In deadly form
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    To-Day's Sport
    48 16 SOCCER: Combine .1 Sen ice vs. Java—SU(iium Minesweepers rs. Chanel crriHaw —Pc'ict Depot CRICKET: Rnf&rs Institntkm vs. S.CJLC SC C \>. Fort Canning—B C.C. S.C.C vs. Singapore Teachers' A-1 coir l ion—U'.S.C. AQUATICS: AX.S. Shimming ATHFETICS: Inter College Sports—Raines IMI le^cTENNIS: a m Exhibition tennis— roil) "is
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    United Lads Win At Badminton
    105 16 i i three IN a friendly badminton mat a singles and two doubles the -rdtea Lads Athletic Farty beat B» Bukom Club badminton toara games to nil at the formers court mm i oJrSSd Lad, A.P. Players mentioned first). SINGLES Teo Heok Kwang beat Chia
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    S.C.C. Cricket
    153 16 mjE following haw »cc 1 for S.C C vs. Fort Canniu 'day at 2 p.m. at S.C.C.:—- v T C, D. A. Cooper <Capt.» Stein; J. R. Bulloch; B. G B j. E. Jeans; J w. J*±son. i den Bosch; G. H. V Grant .I- Nicholson; H V
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    Duval Scores Double On First Day At Taiping
    623 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) m Taipinjr, Friday, i nay ol the Taipinjr July Skye meeting was run off at laipinu this afternoon in brilliant weather. The going was and interesting sport was provided to the good number who led the races. Following
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    Dividends At A Glarce
    82 17 Race I—REPUBLIC AN 525 and 56. Inez $7. Metro 57. Kaee Z —ROSEOLET 524 and 57. Ladolet $9. Bay Rose 57. Race 3- MOUNTAIN BELLE 542 and $6. Jackie Mac $6. East Lynne $5. Race 4—BEN GHABRIT §15 and 510. Wai Linen 517. Lucky Number 556.
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    Handicaps For To-Day's Taiping Races
    226 17 THE following are the handicaps of the Tapping Skye meeting, second day, to-day: RACE ONE Horses. Class 5, Div. 2—about 6 furs. Lover's Idol 10.10 Auboss 10.5 Metro 10.5 Republican 10.0 Policy 9 8 Marco King 9.7 Roast Chestnut 9.7 Rebel King 8.9 RACE TWO
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    Selections
    66 17  -  By “Marcus Superbus" Following are selections for this afternoon's racing: at Taiping: Race I—POLICY Rebel King Race 2—ROSEOLET Gayloo Race 3—EMPENNAGE Mountain Belle Race 4—BEN GHARRIT War Linen Race S—PRIDE OF PERAK In Ver Fogg Race 6—RALI GIRL Foxy Race 7—MISS LABIS Stone Ginger. By "Duke"-Penang Race I—Metro Race
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    55 17 The following players have been selected to play for The Minto Junior Team against The Kampong Melayu Junior Team on Sunday at Kampong Melayu Ground at 5.15 p.m. KissLn, Mohd Noor, Mohd Shin, A. Hadar, Baing: A. Duke, J Beksin S. Raub, A. Awang, H. H. Ahmad A.
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    RECORDS SET UP IN A. A. CHAMPIONSHIPS AT K. L.
    701 17 MILITARY LEADING AT END OF FIRST DAY i Mm Our Own Reporter» Kuala Lumpur. July 2S. 'pHREE Malayan records were smashed 'his afternoon at the hr>t day of the Malayan Amateur Athletic meet. The most notable performance was that of
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    Batu Pahat Tennis
    136 17 THE singles match between Teo Pak Hoe (last year's runner up) and Ng Back Tee played at the Batu Pahat Club courts ended in win {or TJl:< r Tee after three hard fought sets. In the third set Pak Hoe led by 4 games to love but
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    CHINESE OFFER STRONG OPPOSITION ON 4 FRONTS
    491 18 Japanese Pushing North From Canton Stopped International News. Chungking, July 26. REVIEWING the brought up to the delta m South CM*«™*"r™sl tarte d wishing northward up the strength of two full but the" were upheld by the railway and highway from Likewise three
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    Shanghai Sinks An Inch A Year
    172 18 Shanghai. July 27. THE city el Shanghai, an average is sinking at the rate of about one inch every yettr. In twenty years' time, iherefere. should this settlement of the land continue, the whole city will be twenty inches lower than it is to-day
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    Liang Gets "Irish Promotion"
    51 18 Shanghai, July 25. l iANG Hun? chin, S3 culled chairman L of the Executive Yuan, will shorty emit the present post to accept the "Irish" promotion as chief agitator fcr the restoration ol British concessions iv China. ll is not known who will succeed him —International
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    Chinese Joining H.K. Volunteers
    159 18 International News. Hongkong, July 27. OVER a nundred Chinese have joined V-c Chinese machine gun company of the Hongkong Volunteer Defenc; Corps and have turned out to be Lent gunners. Many more Chinese arc on the waiting list. The tense situation m Europe ani North China
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    JAPANESE LOSE CRACK OFFICERS
    148 18 International News. Changchun. July T, The Japanese forces in Manchuria have admitted reports of the of three veteran officers hi I c recent Outer-Mongolia Manchuria frontier fighting. They are Colonel Kiyotake V in command of an infantry regiment; Colonel Tsutomu Ouchi in com a cavalry detachment;
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    White Man's Lot in Japan Unpleasant
    384 18 EXPERIENCE BEING ON OTHER SIDE OF "COLOUR LINE" Internationnal News. Tokyo, July 25. THE white man in Japan to-day is experiencing the sensation very unusual for being on the other side of a sharply-drawn "colour-line.' 1 His skin has become a liability, states the
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    H'KONG IGNORES JAPANESE THREAT
    83 18 Hongkong, July 27. THE petition by the China Merchants Steam Navigation Company for the winding up of the Cheng Kee Steam Navigation Company has been granted by the Supreme Court. Japanese interests last month warned that the granting of the petition would be considered as an
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    FUKIEN DRIVE SLOWING DOWN
    178 18 Internationnal News. Foochow, July 25. rUKIEN is staled to be mapped out as i the training ground for puppet troops, bs the Japanese army and navy are making renewed efforts to advance to the interior. The YanvHa naval detachment was sent back from Hainan Island to
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    43 18 Internationnal News. Kweilin. July 23. The now highway linking Indo-China with Pashih in Kwangsi through a distance of eighty six kilometeres has been completed. It is expected that there will be an inciease of freight traffic between Indo-China and Southwest China. —International News.
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    BOMBAY PREPARES FOR PROHIBITION
    853 19 £RNOR'S STATEMENT (United Press.) Bombay, July 10. Guards" are ready for the inauguration of total in the city and suburbs of Bombay. The required da (hundred for each of the eight divisions) have i ji lee ted. ,ns has been sub wards, accordii-g living in a
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