Morning Tribune, 3 July 1937

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    11 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, July 3, 1937. FIVE CENTS. T^n^Li^.
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    SPAIN AND NON-INTERVENTION
    646 1 inMDON CONFERENCE RESULTS LONUU IN DEADLOCK Yi \i/. CONTROL SCHEME ABANDONMENT SUGGESTED BY GERMANS AND ITALY THE meeting of the Non-Intervention Committee at which a definite decision was expected on the Anglo-French offer to fill the gaps m the Spanish naval patrol scheme caused by the withdrawal
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    CHANNEL FOG
    108 1 Causes Shipping Disasters Off Britain Rugby. July 2. TWO steamers collided cZ Newhaven in a Channel i<* this morning. The v were the Russian ship ''Ziriyanin. 2593 tons, of Odessa, hut Canadian owned and the "Gambian," 5500 tons, of Freetown. Sierre J-~one. _oth are reported to be badly
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    44 1 New York, Juiv I. A report by the Globe Wireless Station of the receipt of a message from the 1 Always "Clippers; had come down "somewhere m the Pacific is ac message, which states nied by a later tthat the report is erroneous- Reuer
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    22 Killed In Colliery Explosion
    133 1 22 Killed In Colliery Explosion London, July 2. EXPLOSIONS and a fire at the Brymbo Colliery at Chesterton. Stoke-bn-Trent this morning are feared to have resulted m twentytwo being: killed. Thirteen arc injured. The dead include Mr. John Cox, joint managing director of the Shelton Iran, Steel and Coal Co.
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    SOVIET WARNS JAPAN
    131 1 Serious Consequences Of River Incident Moscow, July 2. NO progress is reported m the SovietJapanese negotiations regarding the Amur River incident, following a twohour conversation between M. Litvinov (Foreign Minister) and the Japanese Ambassador at which both ins^ted on the maintenance of a divergently viewed status quo
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      26 1 I ON OTHER PAGES Page i |**l Wedding 2 1 plague Expert 3 4 NMmbkclon Tennis 22 i Home Cricket Permk Itt** S > Mnuapore Tennis 24
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      68 1 VjjfflJl^ FRESH MILK— WITH gEPJ. ALL THE TROUBLE L£gr~2sJ REMOVED! J V LET Klim put an end to delicious, nourishing milk J your troubles with milk, to drink. It is especially For Klim is rich, pure cows good frr babies. If your milk, powdered— with only dealer cannot supply you,
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    CLEARING SINGAPORE'S SLUMS
    514 2 BATTLE AGAINST OVERCROWDING More New Houses Now Ready NEARLY six >«ars after M s Übltehed Us »»i.Mk „t m and cheap i.»us«-s at which were then conaMtorf* to „f i.ousii.k In BlBf»P-re *> nrljj of tIM v.i> rhrap r.Mls i-h:ir B i-d for what thni constituted soin«.
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    Mysore Crown Prince Passes Through S'pore
    48 2 Singapore, Friday Hi Hlghm the Crown Prtnci ol Mysore Jaya Chamaraja Wadayar wa? «m board the Bcharnhorsf which arrived •hi afternoon from tlong'iii'- Prince left India on Apr i ;iI1(l i on hlfl w:iy hark afU I B tWOmonth holiday m japan
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    JAPANESE TRADE MISSION ON WORLD TOUR
    382 2 Promotion Of Trade And Goodwill With All Nations Singapore. Friday A '*2 000-MILE tour around the world to spread the name and goodwill ct T-inanesp trade and to study industrial conditions m other countres g brine undertaken bv'a party of 31 Japanese busi ss
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    "MAID OF SALEM"
    144 2 Attractive Double Feature At The Pavilion MAID of Salem," Paramount^ screen romance starring Claudette Colbert and Fred Mac Murray m a 17th century, Amer^an setting, was introduced to Pavilion Theatre audiences yesterday. Based on the famous witch-scare which swept the United States m 1692 Miss Colbert and
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    YELLOW RLVER
    50 2 Shipping Suspended Owing To Heavy Floods Shanghai, July 2. THE Huangho is rapidly rising around 1 the Tungkwan area. O n account of the strong currents, shipping has to be >uspended. It Ls reported that huge consignment of goods is now being held up Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    RUBBER
    47 2 Malawi Exports In June" TUIE Registrar-General of Statistics A announces that the gross exports of rubber last month wore 54.809 tons Tlie total for the first six months of the year was 303.8. G tens, as compared with 246.957 tons for the corresponding period of 1936.
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    LOCAL WEDDING
    448 2 Mr. G. L* Bayliss And Miss Phyllis Scott Singapore, Fr.dav *T Andrews Cathedral was the sc*m Of B pretty wedding thLs afternoon. The bride was M*ss Phyllis Joa a Scuit' the' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. c Scott, of Singapore, and the bridegroom Mr George Langdon Bayliss,
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    CHINA CLIPPER
    51 2 Unfounded Report Of Being Forced Down New York, July 2 1 MESSAGE from the Globe wireless n station which reported receipt of a message from the station at Muscle Rock. California, stating that one of the Pan-American Airways clippers was down "somewhere m the Pacific" has proved unfounded
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      145 2 Asthma Cause Killed m U Hours nhv«! ir i l th<> di 4 scov<> «-y of an American pnysirinn v now is possible to get rid of thos,. terrible spells of c-hokln R K a inp «oußhin X und wheezing Asthma by k 1 ne the true cailM which is
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    CHINESE PLAGUE EXPERT IN SINGAPORE
    668 3 PH WU LIEN TEH INTER VIEWED rRFATLY IMPROVED POSITION OF CHINA'S 0 HEALTH Singapore, Friday. hv a Tribune representative on his arrival m Singapore to-day iNTEKVIEWbU dj rst Dr Wu L i en Teh. th e famous bubonic plague ex--1 by the bel the National
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    C. P. O. CLERK
    163 3 Discharge From Bankruptcy Allowed Singapore. Friday. A DISCHARGE subject to six month's suspension was granted by Mr. Justice Howes m *he Bankruptcy Court today, to Mr. R. Savarinathan. a clerk employed m the General Post office. In his report on the bankruptcy Mr. J. W. Ambrose
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    28 3 Soh Eng Chiang who was acquitted m he Police Court on a charge of carrying ,n a public lottery was ordered a rerial by Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell.
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    Law Notice For To-day
    34 3 lii the Chief Justice's Chambers at .030 a.m Meeting of the Rules Comnitte° The*' Chief Justice, F.M.S., Mr. Jusice Howes and Mr. Justice Home at i rohorc— Court of Apoeil
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    CHINESE BOY SCOUTS
    184 3 Bound For Jamboree In Holland Singapore, Friday. THE Conte Rosso this afternoon brought wi'h it, amongst other distinguished visitors, a band of Chinese boy scouts gathered f/om different parts of China f o attend the International Boy Scouts' Jamboree to be held m Holland shortly. There are
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    Levee At Buckingham Palace
    113 3 Levee At Buckingham Palace Rugby, July 2. THE King and Queen held a levee m the London Court of Coronation Year at Buckingham Palace last night, and there will be two courts next week, but they will take place at Holy rood during the Royal visit to Edinburgh.— British Official
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    APPEAL DISMISSED
    78 3 Woman's Fine To Be Paid By Instalments Singapore, Friday. IN the Appeal Court this morning be- fore Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell, a Malay woman named Timah binte Awang Kechil appealed against a fine of $200 for keeping a brothel. The appea was dismissed and the judge ordered f
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      208 3 LOST WEIGHT WON VITALITY Once Languid Now Full of v Pep In two weeks, she lost 5 lbs. Three weeks later, another 5 lbs. had gone When she was burdentd with her unwanted fat she was always languid— now she is full of activity. The method she followed is quite
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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    LONDON COMMODITIES
    160 4 London, July Last Price To-day Chiu ■• WMI SU adiei 9 11 16 Dull 9 9 16 _i 11, 1 1 )\\f. Sjiot Buyers. Sell* 9 11 16 — 1 16 M:iy July ."•• 1 n Sellers Buy< r.s. 9 11 16 9 ia 16 9 IS 16
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    84 4 fftT'mM I mirinn Julv 2 l 33p9p| Previous _A)I1v«vj*1> »»'; m To-day Chang? 'i 'i on Pari (closing middle rate) 128.02 Is *****2 • 132 Is 1 63 04 493.35 —.20 T T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) B !Hl r, H tt. on T.T. on tt on
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    BULLION MARKET
    145 4 The wedding ol Miss Bronwen Williams, daußhter ol Mr. W. J Willia ns formerly Electrical Adviser, FM.s. Governmenl lo Mr Hugh Kamstra, wil take plac( il Holy Trinity Church Brompton Road, on September 13. 2'Mi p.m. and the reception will be heic In the Rembrandt Hotel, KnightsbrkteLondon. The
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    LONDON SHARE LIST
    139 4 London. July 2 i feC* Prevlou* hot 1 To-day 1103 Chang* —41, Distillen 33 l 1 33--lfc Dunlop Rubber 78 6 78 6 — General Electric 36 9 36 6 -3d penal Chemical Induitriti 152 6 151 3 — i;a imperial Tobacco 38 3 38 3 Anglo-Dutch
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    METAL MARKET
    25 4 TIN Standard. Spot • afternoon closing price; Forward Previous To-day £ 2574 -256 3 4 July 2 Changi — 3 4 £256% i'2564
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    NEW YORK CABLE
    59 4 HnB RUBBER Buyers. Sellers. Buyers. Sellers. Previous St(. 19 3 16 19 15 16 19 7 16 19 9 16 Quiet 56 5 New To-day Quiet 19!-> 19 5 8 19 13 16 19 7 8 Firm 57 3 4 York. July 1 Change +5 16 4-5
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    PERSONALIA
    123 4 News Of Malayans On (From Our Own Correspo7ident) London. June 23. MR. H. F. Ridley, Assistant Commissioner of Folice, is spending his Coronation leave m London. On Tuesday he addressed a luncheon meeting Of the Kingston Round Table on •■Police Service m the P.M S. M Mr. J. T.
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      18 4 SOI 111 lIKITISII PSJUBANCI (OMI'ANY. LTD. PUS, MABINE, WORKMEN^ COMPENSATION, MOTOR CAR INSURANCE VI REASONABLE RATES. I i
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      50 4 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established m 1880 > I Capital Subscribed (Fully P aid UP* V 100 000.00 C Reserre Fund Y 130.900.000 (X Head Omee: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE RRANCH MITER CHAMBERS RAFFLES PLACE. »«"MfW I YAMAMOTO IVI No, r,049 Manager's Room. 5921 0922 Genera] om«e 5f«2.i ,1 6472 Compradore's
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      13 4 t I 1 I I i Agents: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. Singapore Branches
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1270 5 Ed by Fraser and Co.& Lunll and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Rrokers IFraser Co. Lyall Evatt ;o Ln Evatt Buyers SHlers Bnvers Sellers Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 6 IV" 6 6 6 2 6 6 imnat Tin 35 6' 37 6 35- 36 6 oe Ofi 9
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    SHARE MARKET
    246 5 Messrs. Fraser Co's Report T.n at midday was $127V4. up $1%. Tn j Ljiia^n rftocK n.xchangj yesu rciay waci irregular and is apparently sUll await. ng ihs resulc of tne develjpments m France. Cables fiom Unown men ratnei shun to-day biu such as they were, show the tin
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      195 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. incorporated m the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1824. Paid Up Capital f 40.030 000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5.000.u00 Special Reserve i.0u0.000 Chairman of tbe Board of Directors H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: O. CRENA DE lONQH President M
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      207 6 „r „,.,r,,,,,,,nt M MTpassr. .11 n,v ..th. r PAVILION 3.15 6.5 9.15 When love was sin they dared to lovel The brea»Me*i romance of o do«,h,nrj V.rq.mon covodof and th,- courogeoui girl He KmgM fo 10-f Told m swf-ep.ng u ,.nci and rhr.llmg act. on agens' »^e tumul'uoir. irje^gfOund of
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      203 6 f ~TevsJth day ~%ZTJjSf i"2w" t PACKED TO THE DOORS! j j A Record Crowd Is Expected To -Night- j 3 SHOWS TO-DAY and i' l» I TII I, T0 MORROW J m Children Half Price to Matinee j_ (3-15) only. i Hundreds are Seeing it Twice! Mr A I
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    "POTTERING AROUND THE FAREAST"
    621 7 "POTTERING AROUND THE F AR EAST" BUSINESS TOUR [ustralian Flying funnily I" S'jxne Singapore. Friday. .noTTFKINC. about the Far East." P°; ♦Milan business man arr a to-day at the Airrived m s > n a Xne "Fostais Shoes." n!e n H^an^Dra,onFly. ico this business man, About a momh ?e his
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    FLED TO SPAIN
    208 7 French Schoolgirl Sent Home Paris. June 10 JACQUELINE MICHEL, a Paris schoolJ girl who ran away to Spain m the hope of aiding the Government party, has been restored f o her parents by the Spanish police, who escorted her back to the frontier station. Cerbere Jacqueline
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    The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn.
    94 7 The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn. DAILY PRICES CTRRENT. Smgr.pore, Friday noon. Buyers Seller; No I X.R.S.S. Il c?ses .F. 0.8. July 3 4 33 Gock' F.A.Q. -n bale.~ (FOB. Ju.v> 31 7 r 32 'k No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-.ioosc (arardableS'porc) 32y< 33 do. July 22 7 s 33 d
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      146 7 WHAT EVERY YOUNG GIRL OUGHT TO KNOW ABOUT "THE DOMINANT SEX" J VICTORIA THEATRE -to-night -JULY 3rd, 7th, 10th. U THE FIRST MRS. FRASER" J S ADC PRODUCTION. BOOK AT ROBINSON'S. rKtvT'TK-*-'* "•fig^ l —^^i Kcal Malay 5c2S&. I*^**Wsß2Jmi Spoken and 3^gb Sung by f^^\^^^B sk-s^l m Paramount's Record '"'•jffi
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    PENANG'S BIG SEWAGE SCHEME
    441 8 $138,000 TO Hl SPENT Plans For Town I m prow wen I PROVISIONS t'»r rxtrnxiM- s.hcnus tor Mi<:n<)v«'iinut ol road Ohtis :,ii,J hark laa*S, and Ui«- rn-iMixtriir-Uon of principal Uif— ghivm, nm- v lK installations, nni mirkrt and lit to m.irkrts have been made by Ike
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    STRUCK DUMB
    133 8 Lightning Freak In Bulgaria Sofia TVVKNTY people have been killed m one day m Bulgaria during a series of violent, thunderstorms which have flooded villages and caused great damage to bouses, livestock and crops 111 the Village ot Dolnl Dubnik near j Pleven, north Bulgaria, a father, Vultcho
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    GOLDEN CARGO
    47 8 Liner Cmymg t700,000 To U.S.A. Cherbourg June 10 T!ii I will be ii 1 •<»:<! to the ralue «»f son c C 700.000 on 5 to the ii v.iil pick up th< to day when she Louche Cherbouri n '.clock thia evening gold has from Switzi
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    BAN LIFTED
    208 8 Peer's Niac May Now Enter Australia AFTER failing m her apeal to the Sydney High Court. Mrs. M. M. Freer, wife of an Indian Army officer, and niece by marriage of the late Viscount Cave, who last October was refused entry to Australia, has learned she is now
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    19 8 Mr V K. H Rhode.,, the Hefrl Sembilan planter and cricketer, is about to proceed on leave to Australia
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    ENGLISH MINERS
    179 8 To Work In Diamond Mines Of South Africa Kimberley, June 10 TWELVE men talking m accent* of the 1 North of England nave arrived In Kimberley They are the first batch ot. 30 English miners imported to work m the diamond mines here Another eighi will arrive shortly
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    Has Tooth Out At The Age Of 10 Minutes
    44 8 •I TMolimv Illinois. i! 1 claim to be the world's von dental patient has been made here Raymond Moot, who has had a tooth out id minutes after be was \nm\ and no anaesthewere v
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    EVACUATING THE BASQUES
    292 8 New Statement In Commons London, July 2 A FURTHER statement regarding the evacuation of refugees from Ban. tander was made at question time m the House of Commons last night by Lore Cranbome. He said that m view of the urgency of the matter the French Government
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    PARALYSED GIRL
    205 8 Evidence Taken Regarding Car Smash Kuala Lumpur. Thursday MISS Allison Yabesley. victim of a serious motor accident on the Klanu Road on April 19. m the Bungsar Hospital to-day made a deposition to the First Magistrate. Kuala Lumpur. Mr J Thorogood. regarding the acciden*. In connection with which
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    Another Nuffield Gift
    32 8 Another Nuf field Gift Rugby, July 1. Lord Nuffiold has sent a cheque for £145.581 to the Birmingham Hospital Centre. He contributed £52.000 to the Birmingham hospital m 1932.— -British Official Wireless.
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    "BOUGHT FIRM FOR £15"
    342 9 Bankrupt Colonel In Court London. WHEN m attractive young woman of described as a company director remand at the Guildhall d n% Mr. Lawson-Walton. 'ting declared. "To put it cc!- \l > sharepushing charge. I'uMicity hai caused other people come toruard." he added, when he applied
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    DENTIST DEAD IN EXPERIMENT
    309 9 Lever That Was Not Turned U7ITH a mask covering part of his fice, and his wrist-watch on a level with his eyes, a brilliant young dental surgeon lost his life m his surgery at Long Eaton, Derbyshire, while carrying out an experiment m anaesthesia. It was
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      26 9 ANCHOR m*Jr) Pa—, B— i J^V A Brewed and bottled m Singapore 41 ABCBIFELAGO BREUtKV CO.. ITD. SOLE AGENTS: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. viz p r
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      679 9 TRADE BARGAINS FOR SALE MOTORS FOR SALE 1936 MODEL REFRIGERATORS AT GUARANTEED USED CARS —A GREATLY REDUCED PRICES selection of 70-80 excellent Used Cars ZV 2 Cubic Feet $210 00 always available In stock. We can re--4 240 00 commend the following as real bargains. 5 280.00 wni eh are
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, July 3, 1937. HOUSING CONDITIONS
    322 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, July 3, 1937. HOUSING CONDITIONS IN his annual report 0!) the health of Singapore, Dr, P. S. Hunter, C.8.E., stated that the population was increasing so fast that the Singapore Improvement Trust chemes were not able to keep pace with overcrowding. Hie problem of dark, insanitary
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    AROUND MALAYA
    835 10 I I ACCORDING to ii.' report A Municipa Tr :tobe M cxci for th< nditure was $870 085 below the estimates. Nothing gives a man The Com a happier frann ol Water i:nd tIKUI kWto spend less than demanded and to that expected This excess ol Income over
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    PERSONAL VIEWPOINT
    21 10 Personal Viewpoint, by Autolvcus, which usually appears on this page on Saturdays, will m future be published on Wednesdays.
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    PERSONALITIES
    82 10 Mr. F. F. King has arrived m Kuala Lumpur from Australia. The late Mr. Matthew Hill Alston, director of the Keiaman Rubber Estates (1933. Ltd.. left £106.230. Commissions as Second Lieutenant? F.M.S.V.F., have been granted to Messrs. I. A Simpson and J. C. X Marshall. The Hon. Mr. W.
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    DEVELOPMENT OF ABYSSINIA
    691 11 PLANNED SYSTEM OF ITALIAN EMPIRE Over Production Will Not Be Permitted nof the tropical rains has fallen over Abyssinia, imposing a fiveT U th's' lull m Signor Mussolini's plans for building up the world's first of Italian Africa" m Rome. and m Marshal Graziani's rLr< m Addis
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    ART TREASURES
    414 11 But Blaze Destroys Castle Home London HAVING blazed for hours through the night, a fierce fire left a large part of Beaufort Castle, the family seat ot Lord Lovat. 12 miles from Inverness, a blackened ruin. As the Inverness Fire Brigade raced 'o the castle. Fireman George MacDougall.,
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    MISSING GIRL MYSTERY
    344 11 Police Find A New Clue London FIVE months after 10-year-old Mona Tinsley disappeared on her way home from school m Newark, the police have made a dramatic move m an effort to solve the extraordinary mystery. They now have what is regarded as a substantial clue m
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      18 11 TH^TRUe TONIC FOOD Obtainable «f «H Chwntats ond Stona [luLMiiiijju iiiiiiiii»inMiouoinoi)niinn'~ntninniifTTfT'iif****~****" < Telegraphic Address: PHONE ™ll fi V^ GOODWOOD
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    MOST FASHIONABLE ASCOT FOR YEARS
    101 12 A large halo hat worn by a woman racegoer leaving Waterloo, for Gold Cup day at Ascot. (Planet News). An unusual hat fashion of black lace frill worn by Mrs. Phillip Carr on the sec u nd day of the meeting. (Planet News). A hat
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    HOLED VESSEL BEACHED ON NORE SANDS
    168 13 HOLED VESSEL BEACHED ON NORE SANDS u~i 4 m m hpr hows the 2 266 tons British steamer "Royal Archer", which was on her way to i Vi h h a ,^,V.an^»%i beached on the NoreSanis after a collision m fog off Southend (Essex) with the Glen Line i Sillr"
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      30 13 ANNUAL CHEAP SALE AT RENE ULLMANN A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE THE BETTER CLASS GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES WATCHES CLOCKS JEWELLERY SILVERWARE SMOKER R£QUISITF—ETC. RENE ULLMANN RAFFLES PLACE
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    FASHIONS
    1520 14 keeping cool sheer materials pastel colours casual clothes accessories a cool foundation MY Imagination stretched to the "lettuce io<»k" when i wanted the bta way to describe the cool, crlspness desired m summer Today, thanks to mil artist I'm wondering U "mini julep look Isn't equally descriptive. Tin whole
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    SUIT NEWS FROM HOLLYWOOD
    215 15 MARSHA Hunt, film player, is wearing one of the smartest tailored suits Hollywood has seen this summer. The fabric is yellow beige and white plaid flannel. The skirt is .straigh 4 short and ha« a kick-pleat m centre front. The jacket is made along mannish lines
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      59 15 Maison Marcelle For a Natural //^R2Sk lermanent t I jcgW y^) Tf y our latest i point-winding system 35 Stamford Rd. Tel. 4807 Prop. J KOOV. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED WHEN SHOPPING AT lain: alia I Store SILK MERCHANTS 23 HIGH ST. Ladies Hairdressen v I MAISON PERM j 19, Stamford Road.
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      39 15 LINENS that make your t^.e the envy of your friends are to be had at 7+>£ 4AD£ ?A££ at popular prices. A new shipment of hand made lace sets just received. 18 Battery Road, Ist Floor P hone 7143
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      260 15 A TOURIST'S SHOPPING GUIDE STUDIO I CAMERAS PHOTOGRAPHS AND FILMS J Opening Offer n i om's tor si iiwiiifftyifppwiii S (Post Card Size) mSSSJW!Stti!VjK9tf!f^\ Studio 33 NOW OPEN 1 HJJ^S^^ Tel. 3304. 33. Stamford Road. V^^j liHi dr y cleaning mmmwamm Iliiriol Quick EYES Cleaners for a m c da
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      443 16 l^t^^^^l i BY P&OandßßlfiSH INDIA LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards. Uur Hue ii.MM.nf S pore. ioiMt.itr Sport. 1937. 1937. KAISAIM HIND 1 1 .500 In Port CORFU 15.000 Aug. 27 SOUDAN 5,500 July r > SOMALI 6 800 Aug. 27 RAJPUTANA 17,000 July 16 NALDKKA 16,000 Sept. 10 RANPURA *****
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      513 16 ty TO FRENCH TORTS V I jft, %i^l fl 1 ANUO For Marseilles, Havre. Antwerp Dunkirk July 10 I CAP TOURANE For Marseilles. Nantes. St. Nazaire Si Bordeaux July 23 DALNY For Marseilles. Havre. Antwerp Dunkirk Aug. 4 CAP St JACQUES For Marseilles, Nantes. St. Nazaire Bordeaux Aug. 20 OUTWARDS.
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    SHIPPING IN THE PACIFIC
    407 17 Two Problems Under j Consideration rO inter-connected problems are understood to be under consideration by the Pacific Sub-Committee of the Shipping Committee of the Imperial Conference under the chairmanship of Mr. Walter Nash, New Zealand Minister of Finance. These concern trade across the Tasman Sea and
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    THREE MOTORSHIPS
    182 17 Mitsui Line Orders Vessels For New York Run THE Mitsui Line is building three now motor cargo vessels especially adapted to the Yokohama-Los AngelesNew York trade. The three motorships are now unde» construction In the Mitsui Shipyards, m Japan, and will be named the Arimasan Maru. the Asakasan
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      134 17 N. 1. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated m Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. "HAKUSAN MARU" July 8 s.s. HARUNA MARU July 22 s.s. "KATORI MARU" Aug. 5 s.s. "KASHIMA MARU" Aug. 19 Rates to Ist Class 2nd ctass
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      267 17 IpGSTAL IN TELLIGENCEJ f ii a-ii i«" I #~i < n.rii i STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES ,-^p PER DATT AND TIME Kai?ar-I-K.nd Ju y 3io a.m. iflisi rormottl Kaiiai-I-Hind 310 a.m. Komi ;dhim Ka^ar-I-Hlnd 310 a.m. a-> md Western S L i X aar-I-Hlnd 310 a.m. Xs^*jg*» Scarnh^ A&K. 8 Moluccas
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      334 17 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Ship Godown Gate No. Tottori Mara 22 1 Kaisar-I-Hind 18 2 Kistna 16 2 Demodocus 13 2 Pangkor 12 2 Scharnhorst 10 2 Andre Lebon 7 2 Silvercedar 30 2 Javanese Prince 32 2 Sing Hwah 34 2 Eurylochus
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    ATTACK ON TUBE STAIRWAY
    629 18 Brainstorm Scouts Officer? London Ami) the POltef had U forward 1 mo tlv« ol Jealousy, defending coun- me old Bailey ugg< tKI l t( sudden brain torn, WS >• pon.-.ble 1 a Boy Bcoul officei i attack on i 101 '"'n^'naek took place at Tube station,
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    29 18 i»i onmem. Wing U) w;i h nu! ;t' t| ir CUWei t at 1 mil( the Pah&ng Trunk Road 0• 'I U) all trallic until tin th< r notice
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    22 18 'I be Indian Ovei i Bank itd ai opening mi office In Pi nang at 21 BUCCt Ohuu' On Monday, Jul> :i
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    CITY LIGHTS
    184 18 New Zealanders Leaving The Land Wellington. June 10 PONCERN at the present-day tendency for farmers' son to drift to the tow.v iind cities because th?re are few prcr>peetl of their being able to settle on farms of their own -was expressed '>v, s -vcrai delegates at a meeting
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    400,000 VISITORS
    71 18 Great Success Of Paris Exhibition Paris. June 10. AVER 400,000 people visited the Paris International Fxhibi f ion during the first six days after its opening Since the Exhibition opened to the public last Tuesday. 5.174 season tickets at 120 francs < 25S > each have been I
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    END OF A LOVE STORY
    279 18 Fortune For Dead Gaiety Girl London. FOR 40 years after he had been Jilted r by Jessie Broughton. the famous Gaiety girl of the 'eighties. Mr. John Thomas Hedley. of Holb M Cottage. Windermere, and formerly ol Rainham Beckcnham, Kent, kept alive the memory of
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    "I AM FIGHTING FOR MY HONOUR"
    728 19 APPEAL AGAINST Three-Day Spcccii ny More Lawyer F rom Our Own Correspondent) johore Bahni, July L rvFN if the court is adjourned for E i mi er.l am propped to come and -vi id -i lawyer appealing m BSJiSSi <° urt ainst hls J
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    186 19 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore, July 2. 6 p.m. Total tor Company Dividend Books Close financial Date Ex. Div year Payable Date to date TIN TO Hitam Tin 5% Int. June 30 July 5 July 1 15% Kamunting 10% Int. July 13 „July, .July 16 July 5 10%
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    Messrs Stanton Nelson & Co.'s Report
    290 19 Messrs Stanton Nelson Co.'s Report THE market has remained quiet during I the past week without any very distinctive features. If anything tbftre is a rather better feeling as a result oi more encouraging news from outside. The Franch Government has decided to allow the franc to find its own
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    HEALTH OF SINGAPORE
    173 19 HEALTH OF SINGAPORE A Decrease In Deaths rrHE Singapore Municipal health statement for the week ended June 26 shows that there were 257 doaths, compared with 266 m the previous week, and with 278 m the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death were: Beri-beri 10: phthisis
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    Messrs Guthrie's Report
    107 19 ALTHOUGH rubber markets hav e dis- played spasmodic signs of improve, ment during the past week, any gains have been difficult to maintain and there has b3en a marked tendency for the Trade to sell on any appreciable advance. However, with July positions fairly wrll liquidated m
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    25 19 The Divine Wind airmen Mr. Masaaki linuma and Mr. Kenji Tsukasoshi. were received by the Emperor of Japan, who Is deeply interested m thpir achievements.
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    AWARD OF CORONATON MEDALS FOR MALAYA
    680 20 AWARD OF CORONATON MEDALS FOR MALAYA Full List Of Military Recipients In S. S. And F.M.S. Singapore, July 2. LIST of military recipients of the Coronation Medal m UM Straits SettleA menu and Malay States is issued m a Government Gazette Extraordinary issued to-day. The names are as follows: MALAY
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    BLOOMS BOOM
    166 20 Empire Flowers For Soviet Garden Moscow, June 10 FLOWERS and plants from South Af- rica and New Zealand have been planted m a new flower nursery n-jar Sochi, on the shores of the Black Sea. This Stats garden has been created to meet the enormously increased demand for
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      446 20 U. S. A. Shortwave Programmes The following me tr.e pr"'^al Amer,ran short-wave transmissions. The umbers immediately aiier ihe can tetteri refer to kilocycles, and the wcona •.umber set to metres TO-DAY 9 15 p m -Press-Radio News— New Vf.rk Boston WIXK 9,570; 31.3. Y To'2O pm^-Cmcinnati Conservatory Of Music -Cincinnati,
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      3 20 PROGRAMME Singapore Station
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      78 20 OF b. M. B. C On 225 Metres Kissing Time. Fantaisie, Pagliacci ueuiivMVllM. Two Spanish Dances by MoskowsKi. 7.30 p.m.:— Time, Weather, News and Announcements. 7 40 p.m..— Dance Music, played by the Jiation Dance Orchestra, under the aneciion of Rex Allen. 820 p.m.:— Aii England Lawn Tennis Championship Meeting
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    SENIOR NAVAL OFFICER
    110 21 New Title For 'ommodorc (By Air Mail* f m our Own Correspondent > London, June 23. mmiralty announces that it has A bee H\n S neapore. shall be ehan"rirnodore. Malaya, and m ed to cn^va 1 Establishments at "short title, -Commodore Slngapo" M L Clarke, D.S.C.. post
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    ESPIONAGE
    176 21 'Memory Man" Acquitted On 1 rial Sofia. AFTER being tried for his life here on espionage the famous of Bulgaria has be -n ilty and acquitted. Hf KarauimnrofT, an elderly amazing feati of memory have been astounding au- Balkans. He was m tue iting the barracks to gue demonstrating
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    DEAD CITY
    117 21 Soviet Scientists Seek 700 Year-Old Secret A nr n Moscow, June iU. -nn C:ty m a barr en desert, where! yean ago stood a thriving comwith magnificent palaces, ipigfroena and wide cultivated lands, wcajatea by a Soviet archaeoxpedition. ancient city lies m Central Asia 1 rermez vi Uzbekistan.
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    I. L O. CONFERENCE
    213 21 40-Hour Week For All Industry Genva, June 10 THE application of the 40-hour week 1 to tbe textile industry, the printing! and kinared trades and the chemical industry, is the main item on V»\ agenda of the 23rd session of the International Labour Conference. Each of
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    "DOWN AND OUT"
    132 21 Italian Professor On U.K. And France Rome, Jane 10. BRITAIN and France are practically "down and out," Senator Balbino Giuliano, Professor of Ethiet m the University of Rome, intimated m a speech te the Italian Senate. "Europe is m a serious state of spiritual disquiet," h e
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    PROMOTIONS IN AIR FORCE
    161 21 New Air Vice-Marshal For Far East {T is officially announced that Air Commodore A. W. Tedder, Air Officer Commanding Royal Air Force, Far East, has been promoted to the rank of Air Vice-Marshal, and Wing Commander C. R. Cox. 0.8. E., A. F. C, Commanding Officer
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    WAR ON MALARIA
    191 21 By Laboratory Opened In Moscow A CONFERENCE of directors, physicians and laboratory assistants of the largest Soviet anti-malarial stations has opened m Moscow. The conference vail sum up last years work on combating malaria m the U.S. S R. and will outline a plan cf work for
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    PARIS HOUSING
    147 21 Skyscrapers Of 14 Stones Paris. PARIS will have "skyscrapers," if the authorities pass a measure now under discussion. To combat the increasing lack of accommodation m the city, the municipal authorities are debating whether to ailow taller buildings to be erected. Such buildings would not. however, compare with
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    FIRST DAY OF PERAK SUMMER MEETING
    437 22 FIRST DAY OF PERAK SUMMER MEETING ftwy Griffins To Make Their Malayan LJebul 'From Our Own Reporter) EK.IIT horsey ar«- not a<«eptin« for the oprninK day of Ifet IVrak Turf -lull's three day Summer pro taßtonal rare ■mtlm iP** :|S IRACI One— Nil RACf Two— KissinK < up RACI Thm-
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    34 22 Singapore, Friday Receiving and adjudicating orders were made by Mr. Justice Howes m the Bankruptcy Court to-day against Mr. P. F Homuth, the bankrupt appearing 111 person and Applying for 'he orders against himself
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    DONALD BUDGE WINS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
    256 22 DONALD BUDGE WINS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP Queen Mary Among Large Crowd At The Wimbledon Tournament London. July 2 IN the final of the men's championship singles at Wimbledon to-dny Donald Budge (U.S.A.) beat von Cramm (Germany 63, 64. 62. Queen Mary was present and the centr? court was packed, von Cramm
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    HOME CRICKET
    206 22 New Zealanders Beat Somerset London, July 2 THE New Zealanders won by seven wickets against Somerset at Taur.ton. At Lords to-day the M.C.C. defeated I Oxford University, and Cambridge lost to Surrey at the Oval. Reuter cables the results as follows: Somerset: 254 and 316 (Lee 128, Cowie
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    ADMIRALITY CLERK
    165 22 Obtains Discharge From Bankruptcy Singapore. Friday. MR G G Grey, an Eurasian employed at the Works and Buildings department of the Air Ministry was granted his Immediate discharge from bankruptcy by Mr Justice Howes In the Bankruptcy Court to-day. In his report on the bankruptcy Mr •I W
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    The Tides
    28 22 TO-DAY: 5.05 am., 7 ft. 5 ins.; 5.25 P-m.. 8 ft 3 ins TO-MORROW: 6.43 a.m., 7 ft. 3 ins.: <>30 p.m.. 8 ft. 4 ins.
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    BY-ELECTIONS
    39 22 Government Candidate Returned London, July 1 i The Kingston by-election, due t< Sir George Penny's promotion to th* peerage (Baron of Penang and March wood) resulted:— Admiral Percy Royds (Conservative 1 19,887. Mr. G. H. Loman (Labour) 9.972.
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    GUNBOAT JACK GETS DECISION
    704 23 •6I&W Contest Spoil! by Kcfcree") r the Nai Som Pong vs. n N paP Ink contest at the U (IU K arena last nisht seemed H»W;p all (ho makings of a good niat(h maa the Siamese boy Here 1 lade -uch a reputation for h ;l
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    The America's Cup Race
    35 23 New York, July 2. rM SOPWITH, the British yatchsiiuil lixn announced that he i..i- ejected the Endeavour 11 as the chaJJeugex for the America's lup race to be sailed shortly. Keuter.
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    Results
    40 23 i Ciunboat Jack brat Nai Som Pong m points, 10 rounds. Ventura Marqucz beat Young Gauder on points, 10 rounds. Harold Windsor beat Young Choon on points, 6 rounds. A. H. Jeeris beat Mohamed Awang on points, 4 rounds.
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    K. L BOXING
    119 23 Young Johnson Floored Three Times By Leyde (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. YOUNG Johnson lost to Kid Leyde on points m a 10 round contesrt held m the Bukit Bintang Park to-night. Johnson at 9.11 concede no less than 10 lbs. to his opponent. Three
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    STATE CRICKET
    84 23 Singapore Team To Meet Selangor IT is understood that the following 1 Singapore players have be#n invited to travel to Kuala Lumpur for the interState cricket match with Se angor at Kuala Lumpur on July 10 and 11: Lieut. Simpson (capt). (Services). J E. Slade (S.C.O. Ueut. W.
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    DEATH THREAT
    48 23 Mr. Roosevelt And Son's Fiancee Get Letters Boston. July 1 *N elderly man named Morton D A Wainwright has been arrested here by Secret Service Agents and chamg with writing letters to Mr Ro ffev pll thrpitening the President with death finance of Mr. Roosevelt J.R.-Reuter.
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    LADIES GOLF
    144 23 Island Club vs. Sepoy Lines C. C The following are the teams ana starting times for the match betwe; ;i the Sepoy Lines Golf Club and Island Club to be played on Wednesday next at the Island Club (Sepoy Lines names first) 4.15 p.m. Miss S. Lucas vs.
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    100 23 Batu Pahat Beat J. B. In McConechy Cup (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 2 BATU PAHAT beat Johore Bahru by 3—l m the final of the All-Johore P.W.D. soccer competition for the McConechy Cup on the Istana Padang yesterday Johnson netted for Johore Bahru and Rahim
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    CYCLING CARNIVAL
    71 23 Hercules Team For Kuala Lumpur Singapore. MR. Ghulam Mahmood, proprietor of the International Cycling Agency and organiser of many cycling meetings m Singapore, is sending up a team of the Colony's best cyclists to Kuala Lumpur to complete m the cycling carnival to be held at the M.A.H.A.
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    ENDEAVOUR II
    47 23 To Be Met By "Ranger" For America London, July 2. MR. SOPWTTH has decided to use his yacht Endeavour II as the challenger for America's Cup series which begins on July 31 It is expected the defender will be Mr. Vanderbilt's "Ranger".— British Official Wireless.
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    S.C.R.C. Cricket
    86 23 rE Chinese team to-day vs. S.R.C. II at 2 p.m. will be: Tan Thean Tek. H. L. Boon. K. T. Ooi. Oscar Hing. Kam Gim Lock, Poh Guan Hock, Low Kee Choc, Chua Choon Sim, Tan Huck Wan. Gan Koe Tian, Seah Keng Siew. On Sunday vs. Middlesex
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    FARR TO FIGHT LOUIS
    192 23 Bout In N. Y:Schmelling London, July 1. TED Broadribb, manager of Tommy Farr. the British heavyweight champion, has announced that he has accepted terms and conditions from Mike Jacobs, Joe L.ouiss promoter, for a world title fight m New York m September, and that the Farr-Schmeling
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    Keppel Golf Club
    44 23 An Eclectic Competition will be beld rt the Keppel G.C. durmj the month ~>t Jrly. Plc.y will be on men's days only ar.c may not be played m conjunction v.ith other competition. Further particulars will Lo found m the competition book.
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    Y. M. C. A. Tennis
    109 23 Ties for Monday m the V.M.C.A. tennis tournament are announced as follows: Mixed Doubles:— Mrs. M. Eber Kobayashi v. Mrs. Namazie Kamis. Men's Singles: Dr. G. Haridas v. S^e Gim Hock; A. I. Pereria v. Yadi. Yesterday m the Mixed Doubles Mrs. Morgan Oliver I.
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    S. L. T. A. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    52 24 S. L. T. A. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS Mixed jjrtlfi leff It right, Roy S nith. Mrs. Strickland, Lady Addison and V. Anderson. (Tribune). Wise and (hua Choon Leon^ who lost to the Japanese pair after a gam< light. (Tribune). I^dy AddLson m play. (Tribune). Aizawa and Uchida who won the men's
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    AIZAWA AND UCHIDA WIN MEN'S DOUBLES
    291 24 AIZAWA AND UCHIDA WIN MEN'S DOUBLES Brilliant Play Witnessed At Singapore Singapore. Friday. MAKING a splendid combination, the Japanese Aizawa and Uchida beat Wise and Choon Leong m straight sets this afternoon m the Singapore L.TJL championship tournament A very hard fight was witnessed m the first set, which the
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    S'PORE ASSIZES
    125 24 Thirteen Cases For Fourth Session Singapore, Friday. pE fourth Assizes for the Settlement or Singapore, commence before Mr which is the Bukit. Timah Road Quarry murder m which an Eurasian oveisS na z* K !;J tlB was stabbed S nrlT 0 S ldi u rS G Br^man and
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    GOLD
    27 24 Reported Discovery In Kelantan IT is reported that a rich lode of ffold has been discovered m a Kold mine m the Belimbine area of Kelantan.
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      14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement EDITED BY HERMES Every Saturday. No i. July 3, 1937.
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      Another Cup Victory At Seremban To-day ?
      1195 1 Another Cup Victory At Seremban To-day r-DAY In Seremban Singapore should record their second victory m the Malaya Cup campaign and come or. US with the Services m the batUe for honours of 'he southern sec-♦ion-if not Rain an advantage m thp matter of goal average. Their task is to
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      Business Houses
      131 1 Following is the final table of the Business Houses League, whos e programme is now completed: P. W. L. D. F.A P. 11 10 0 1 50 7 21 11 10 0 1 50 7 21 Wearne's 11 6 4 1 17 11 13 H and S. Bank
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      Third Division Soccer
      45 1 Y. M.C.A. team vs. the Casuals on Monday, m Div. Til of the S.A.F.A. League will be: J. Ferguson, K. Leembruggen, N. Jackson, W. Pullen, G. Day, Kwee Thiam Teck, P. Swyny, A. Noden, Urn Kirn Wee, R. Medland, Lim Bak Song.
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        38 1 ELSEWHERE In To-day's Supplement Ik xing Notes Pafe 2 Hcnang Sport Cricket m Selangor Local Cricket S Pictures and 5 Island Golf TiUe 6 Peiuk Sport 6 Tennis Notes Home Sport Notes I.i cing Topics s "< or Sumraanr
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        87 1 _z > KEEP THE DATE OPEN FOR r^RTIE BELL'S 0^ 3 BIG MAIN EVENTS AT THE NEW WORLD. /5f !T SATinnAY. JULY 10 th. jLi**~ All Seating Arrangements Now Perfect I All>l V vs. I It IM O B| .Champion of (Champion of i^K Egypt- the ru>lltl f 2 OTHER
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      Veteran Rhodes In Limelight
      594 2 SLUMP IN CRICKET IN si I \NGOR from Our OW Hi I X uiia Lumpur. July 2 and hO(l L. round many a line re ran belt tft D" V /^'T' Negrl Bembilan planter, who for mow year than one can remember, has been wielding a
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      Week-End Cricket hi Singapore
      106 2 FOLLOWING are the principal cricket fixtures m Singapore during this week-end: To-day Cricket Club vs. P.W.D.. at P.W.D ground Cricket Club vs. Air Force, at Seletar Chinese vs. SRC, at S.C.R.C. Ceylon S.C. vs. Khalsa. at Balestier Indians vs. SRC. at SRC In f er-college match,
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      Garrison Golf
      41 2 THE Garrison Golf Club's monthly mixed foursomes competition for June was played at Tanglin last Monday afternoon and resulted m a win for Mrs D F Brown and Mr. A C Potts with a net score of 44 I|3.
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      FAHMY AND FRISCO MEET NEXT WEEKEND
      781 2 FAHMY AND FRISCO MEET NEXT WEEKEND WEEK M Mohamed %ffg2 ffiSSfSi bf^r S Lrsin±» rt A?^^ A1 Rivers meets Kld Leytc m a upp(>rt( aiv\.mlid < M 1 that whatPvrerthe outcome ol the BgW may be fllKnM n than he did on ge last oc sion when be displayed far
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      New Boom In Penang Boxing ?
      514 2 New Boom In Penang Boxing I POM PR OMO TLRS TO COME NORTH (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, July 2 THE only first-class cricket match to be played m the Island over the weekend was the two day fixture between the Penang Sports Club and the Chinese Recreation Club at
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      Cricket Club vs. P. W.D.
      66 2 THE following have accepted to play cricket for S.C.C. vs. P.W.D. Sports Club to-day at 2 p.m. at the pW Sports Club. Serangoon Road: C. W. Auchmuty, R. J. Bell, P. J. Bennett, LL. Cooper. C. H. W. Goult. A. F. Hurter (Capt). K. M.
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      Singapore's Only INTER-STATE Fixture
      1351 3 Singapore's Only INTER-STATE Fixture NOTES More State Matches Would Brighten Up The Dog Days Of The Singapore Season wfEK to-day the only inter-state A fixture which figures m the cricket Vender In Singapore is to be played. agSt Selangor at the Spotted Dog m Kuala Lumpur. It is probably due
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      JOHORE'S MALYA CUP XI
      171 4 JOHORE'S MALYA CUP XI They Are Due 1 FriJ Wet Singapore On Interest m athletics is at its peak just now m Singapore, with thr S A.A.A. championships alxuit 1<» brqin. f'his pirturo shows LA.C. Ixr. of the K.AF., throwing llmi.ivrlm m the If VI S.K latCf rluh vnor's I
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      WOMEN'S TEST CRICKET
      29 5 For the first time m the history of lljsh cricket. Test matches tat- ce B n women's I*ams represent rii.l-mil and Australia are nein« (Topical Frees).
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      Champion At First Attempt
      251 6 /•/.VIA A'O/ WORTHY Of OCCASION Dv v I. Thompson will so down In local roll annals as the only man who won the Singapore 001 l Champlonbhlp a1 his Di attempt ni> victory over that old stagei ol local roh h n Kelly on the ICeppel
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      29 6 ii A I Brooke, formerly ol Penang, Ii now m Kuala Lumpur and i.s expected to keep wicket lor the FMJS m the Colony match at Penang In Augusl
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      PERAK HAVE HOPES OF BEING IN FINAL
      561 6 PERAK HAVE HOPES OF BEING IN FINAL from Our Own Rvporten Ipoh. July 2 Afl fhe imilt ol Pcrak and BeUngOt sharing honours m the gg-B^** A the northern section ol the Malaya Cup competition m g*£J_ fc SSH; ipcculation Is new rife ai to which ol the two Sta'es
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      24 6 r M!Tp a f. Tanßlin on Sunday n sn^, Sei^ Ces: 337 Waites 60, Cocks 50 Elmslio 52; Singh fivo for 77 Match arawn
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      Another Title For N. S. Wise?
      455 6 EXCELLENT FORM i\ NS. WISE seems well set for ad another Singapore championship cup to his collection of tennis trophies during the ne*t few days. By defeating Yadi m the semi-final of the singles or. Thursday he qualified to meet the victor of the
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      Inter-College Cricket
      75 6 Inter -College Cricket Raffles College team vs. the College of Medicinp mi n the annual inter-College cricl&t match for the Winstedt Cup to-day and to-morrow on the Medical College ground, commencing at 11 a.m. each day: G. Clarke. Chang Mm Kec-. Eu Cheow Chye, (capt.). R. C. Hoffman. Ong Rwee
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