The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 July 1938

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 15.533 ESTD. 1833 TlllßSnw, .11 LV ?8. 19.;8 10 CKNTt
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    COUNTER ADVANCE BY REPUBLICANS
    150 1 COUNTER ADVANCE BY REPUBLICANS Nationalists Are Falling Back fiDE TURNS IN SPANISH WAR BARCELONA, JULY 11 t:k MONTHS OF DEFEAT, SCOW RETREAT AND LOSS OF ONE PROVINCE AFTER ANOTHER E TIDE OF THE SPANISH WAR HAS AT PRESFNT RXEDIN FAVOUR OK THE REPUBLICAN FORCES. successful crossing of points near the
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    Four Killed In Kenya Crash
    47 1 Kisumu (Kfiua). July 27. A FREIGHT plane of ihf Ata- lanta class crashed early this. morning six miles north of here. The machine caught fire and Jhe crew, consisting of Captain Johnstone and First Officer Ray, and two otheis were killed. Reuter
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    High Commissioner To New Zealand
    33 1 cause Iondt J«ij si Jf iwtfatr development! eommu nlcat|on nt h^ decided to commit >th functions jommijaioners to •d South Africa h ebe f:^tant Under dominions Office, Reuter
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    Haile Selassie Gets £10,000
    43 1 London, July 17. jy|tt. JUSTICE BENNETT today gave judgment for 10,613 m favour of Haile Selassie, ex-Emperor of Abyssinia, against Cable and Wireless Ltd. The action, first brought some months ago, concerned cable traffic durinir the Abyssinian war.- Reuter
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    Berlin Liked Chamberlain's Speech
    141 1 Berlin Liked Chamberlain 's Speech London. July 27. TIIK speech by the Prime Minister. Mr. Neville Chamberlain, m the Commons, yesterday, has. according to Renter, made a very good impression m Berlin. German n^wsnap«r.^ stress tiir rererence ti An^lo-German relations I and Germany's contribution to peace In signing the Anglo-German
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    OPTIMISM OVER U.S.A. TRADE TALKS
    101 1 OPTIMISM OVER U.S.A. TRADE TALKS London, July .17. FOLLOWING Mr. Neville Chamberlain's statement In the Commons yesterday on the trade discussions between Great Britain and the United States, there has been a revival of optimism m Parliamentary circles as to the outcome. It is understood that the Domnions aro being
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    Tin Production Sets New Low
    172 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. July 27. WORLD production of tin la June, 1933. was the lowest foi three year. c according to The Hague Statistical Bureau of tfc3 International Tin Committee The apparent world consumption ol tin for January-May. 1938 and 1937, i? estimated
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    LORD RUNCIMAN AS MEDIATOR
    375 1 Sudeten Germans Agree rvDDD 1V Prague, July 27. LMivi^M.M, their wuknffneBB to state their case to Runcunan, the Sudeten Deutsche Party emphasises that it regards him as a mediator uho U independent of any Government. THIS IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STATEMENT YESTERDAY BY THE BRITISH
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    42 1 Tin;; is GBNUtAL LUBBKO7, former high G.P.U. official, who recently deserted from Siberia and fled to Tokio. He said there that Stulln had massacred all old revolutionists and Bolshevists uid that th- real Communiit Party no longrr existed m the Soviet Union
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    80 1 th k /i?,!i S i lIKRf O|rlU B*i»s m t'tima during the first 12 month* of are nomii ,*n a ieSe Wat Urc SIIOWU thU map Altho^ h Japanese are nominally m posses on of the sh aded areas, their grip of the country OWIHS tothe activities ferula bands even
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    SOVIET IS BLAMED FOR DEADLOCK
    253 1 SOVIET IS BLAMED FOR DEADLOCK But Japan Seeks Border Adjustment Tokio, July 27. THE Japanese Foreign I Office, m a statement issued today, blames the unfavourable Soviet attitude for the deadlock, since the spring: of 1937, of the Russo-Japanese negotiations, which were begun m 1932, for the establishment of two
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    EGYPT'S AIR DEFENCE
    23 1 Cairo, July 27. The Egyptian Government ha.s decided to provide an additional £1.000--000 (Egyptian currency for tlip air arm. Reuter
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      54 1 [IGIA TEA ihr freshne»s I fragrance o\ the |a la.van gardens >t i 0 your home j^j^v lt^ lteiw ***;»Twr»»4 v**~^-^ >*^% "»a'»ya-s Premier H^T CS CHE 3T TONIGHT Ol "NE R AL CONCZST 8.15 P.M. TO 915 PM R M TO MIDNIGHT AIAX MALINI I*- --M v D UO
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      96 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA SEA VIEW fg^ HOTEL j IDEAL 3EA3IDE RESORT Ij ONE OF SINGAPORE'S RECOGNISED BEAUTY SPOTS KFACHFD IN 10 MINUTES FROM ANYWHERE IN TOWN FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE BnULOri POPULAR HUNGARIAN B\M» ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY ADJA SARASKII h OLINISTE
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    DRAMATIC U.S.A. SPY TRIAL OPENS NEXT WEEK
    958 2 ONLY FOUR OF 18 PERSONS HELD ARMY, NAVY, AIR FORCE ESPIONAGE AGENTS OF THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVES- TIGATION ("G-MEN") AND FEDERAL PROSECUTORS CONTINUE TO PREPARE THE COMPLEX DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE WHICH WILL BE USED AT THE TRIAL, SCHEDULED FOR NEXT WEEK, OF FOUR
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    STOP PRESS
    188 2 LoR-.lr.it. July c Questions a (Tec-tins: China were raised m the foreign affairs debate m the Lords when Lord SncH asked whether the Government's decisions m respect of the proposed Chinese loan were final or whether they might be reconsidered or whether any alternative help, such as expansion
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    KEEPING CHANNEL CLEAR
    57 2 4 BIG force of Tamil coolies is cl icork cleaning the mmfom chanml A running between Bukit Timah Roai ami Duncan Road Bcow is a view of the men icorkir.g along the stretch bttueen Ncnton L.rcus and Chancery Lane. The other picture shows their method cf clearing
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    26th TRIP ROUND THE WORLD
    146 2 26th TRIP ROUND THE WORLD jVfR. and Mrs. D. F. Robertson arrived m Singapore yesterc'.ay aboard the P. and O. liner Ranpura with a party of American tourist?. This is Mr. and Mrs. Robertson's 2f>th trip around the world. 'Singapore is the worlds most beautiful city, r.exi, to I>os Angeles."
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    39 TYPHOID CASKS LAST WEEK
    69 2 STATISTICS issued by the Municipal Health Officer, Dr p. s Hunt r, yesterday show mat there were M new rases of typhoid repotted last compared With 38 m the previous we I There wore nine deaths frcm typhoid last week, compared with ;ight, ia the
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    LAUREL AND HARDY AT THEIR BEST
    110 2 "Swiss Miss" At The Capitol L.iurcl and Hardy arc at their In "Swiss Miss" which opened at the Capitol last night. The picture is full o. humorous situations but th 2 music which Includes some very fine choruses Is the b?st part of the
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    DECISION ANTICIPATED
    82 2 the decision (f tn into national Rubber Regulation Committee to postpone the announcement of the export qucta for the flnal I oi the year was m accord with the anticipation* m s pore market. Rubber cloud m BtBgAB rtay at ?C 4 r^ntv r pared h the pilct
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    MORE POLICE FOR PALESTINE
    48 2 London, JIII3 The Colonial Secretary. Ml ooin IfacDonald told th C today that th^ Govcrnm* Q| cnUtins 23H extra Brit h Bent to PalcGtlne. H v Hdd that an m i eated that Lho bomb I I on July 25 Wai Dfl fcicturc. Reuter
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    SESSION NEARLY ENDED
    20 2 London. .Jui\ Par ami nl w v adjourn on Julj and will rc-assrmblo on Nov. i Reuter
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    Governor Attends New Alhambra Opening
    288 2 Governor Attends New Alhambra Opening A DISTINGUISHED audience. A incluciinß the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, and his party, attended the opening of Malaya's first air conditioned theatre, the New Alhambra. last night. Among those present were Mrs. A. S. Small, wife of the Colonial Secretary and her party, Sir George
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    30 2 Kiiii. P l.*.l|. til? Ml!,, rngntted th< > 0 Inter rcpl. 3 I matioti I hnj)' rtat U the D Opii:: I I would at. raw op: i i i
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    MERCURY REACHES LISBON
    4 2 MERCURY REACHES LISBON fsdfdf
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      139 2 the cvenwiipsi /^^!^W 7\W MAGNOLIA* Mad- iiorn the finest dairy products. luscious truits, delicate essences rare old rum etc. Magnolia Ice Cream v;ith its variety of form, flavour and colour, can be served m many pleasant M.^noiia ice Cream is deand novel ways. A pint brick is amDl- packed with
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    BRITISH BACKWARD IN FAR EAST CANCER TREATMENT
    279 3 BRITISH BACKWARD IN FAR EAST CANCER TREATMENT VISITING HOLL YWOOD EXPERT'S OPINION JHE British m the tar East seen, to be backward m the comparative progress m^ m cancer treatment, although tuberculo^i* 1j fcr H V V be n t 3kCn CarC <StS doubt n.ore attention will be Riven to
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    41 3 K,|!> 1 1 RIOI S MoNT.MENT appears over the grave of a Malay thief at I the K.imb.iu District of Neffri Sembilan. It Ls believed to I 'T^r '>( f'T'ii'-r I fjdanff. »r major territorial chief, of Rembau f named Dato Sayid.
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    Convent Girl's Romance With Malay Youth
    403 3 Convent Girl's Romance With Malay Youth •ersuaded To Change Religion Our Own Correspondent.) Pcnang\ July 27. lance of :i Malay youth, Abdul Talib, and a >ar-old Eurasian girl, Florence Pereira, was relang, when the youth appeared m court on a minor from the custody of Convent. The girl, giving evidence,
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    ANGER OF CONSTIPATION
    71 3 V jdal Interest To Women. I V lay. Of E i i's V K>n to their V, is spoilt B even t ments. Two E itei 24 to M d will assist reguI '^ate suffering to an V undreamt of fa ca-es f .r u-o tablet A-iUd
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    STOLE TWO GOATS
    74 3 An Indian. Palayan. was fined $25 rtenrm Ult sent ™ced to one month's ooro q S lm P rison^ent by the Singa- 'J^ Police Magistrate. Mr. n££2i Ol dham. yesterday, when he w,w gUlltV t0 a Char e Of th f t Of two Koato o n
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    Fraudulent Sale Of Sports Journal Alleged
    167 3 QN THE GSOCNM of fraudulent misrepresentations Ernest George Mozar, ma naming -director of a firm ol advertisers, brought an action for damages against Ernest Anderson, formerly of The SporUnian m the Singapore llijjh ourt yesterday. The hearing opened before Mr lattice Home. Mr. Mark
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    More Malay Girls Educated
    90 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Serwnban, July '16. ACCOHDISG to the annual report of the Br.tish Resident of Nejjri S-'mbilan. the demand for education for Malay girls m Neijri Sembilan continues to ffrow. There were six girls' schools with an enrolment of 4<;f> and the number of
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    FELL DOWNSTAIRS AND DIED
    52 3 As i result of telling doan a flight or stain m a house m Albert Street, Singapore, en July 23. a Tamil Appc\samy, fractured his skull and died In hospital the same day. At an Inquiry helci by [hr Corcn -r yesterday a \cx'dir-t ci misadventure
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    NEW BANGKOK RADIO STATION
    49 3 (From Our Own Corresponded.; i Bangkok. July 2~. Tenders are b?ing reque*t°d for the instaMaf.on of a new 100 kilcwift broadcasting unit to b? built m v northern suburb of Bangkok. It is expected that the new station \v\ 1 r>c opened inside throe yrars.
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    CAPITAL REDUCTION PETITION
    65 3 A petition foi the reduc ion of capital In thp Singapore Investment Corporation Ltd.. was allowed by Mr. Justice Home m the Singapore High Court yesterday. Supporting the petition Mr. D. K. Walters referred the judge to the affidavits filed by the partners a^reetaf to the reduction.
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    News In Brief
    287 3 J7URTHER development m Singapore' 3 building bcom are plans for three new modern structures embodying considerable glass panelling. The buildings arc: a $100,000 motorgarage and service station lor a site near the Pavilion Theatre In Orchard Road: a $60,000 office building now under construction In Robinson Road,
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    Penalised In English School
    242 3 Penalised In English School (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 27. fAMIL children after bein* educated m their vernacular v.ere penalised on entering an English school by being compelled to start from the primary classes, declared Mr. M. W. Navaratnam, the president of the Saraswathy Tamil School, Kuala Lumpur,
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    Contented Woman's Suicide
    106 3 Contented Woman's Suicide /JIVING evidence m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday during an inquiry into the death of a Chinese woman, the husband stated that he and his wife lived from hand to rr.outh. He had no regular employment and earned seme money by doinr; edd jobs. On returning to
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    There Are 28,000,000 Sheep In Britain: A Vital Industry
    859 4  - There Are 28,000,000 Sheep In Britain A Vital Industry Joseph Martin By IT IS not generally known that the density of the .sheep population of Great Britain is greater than that of any other country m the world, with one exception. We are so accustomed to thinking of Great Britain
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    Health & Sociology
    390 4 Health Sociology pLOSER co-operation m the handling of public health problems and social questions has been foreshadowed at the summer meeting of the Health Committee of the League of Nations at Geneva The tendency to keep closely connected subjects m watertight compartments has long been a serious fault In public
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    What Ministry Of Health Is Doing For Tuberculosis
    493 4 A London Letter DEMARKABLE figures relating to the continuous decline m tuberculosis m England and Wales were given by Mr. Walter Elliot, Minister of Health, at the annual conference of the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, held m London recently,
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      147 4 AMAZING f\i^ll RELIEF W^ Neuralgia Alka-Seltzer Muscular Aches oouule j r» Relief Stof* and rains P«in and Vorrects Cuute of Trouble. There's nothing like the amaring quick relief which Alka-Seltzer brings when you suffer from Gas on Stomach, Distress after eating, ami other common ailments resulting from Excess Acid m
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      243 4 §Thc HONEYCOiVIB ib I tells you it's the I RIPHT VITA X comb «e«urc Zi i secrets of its extra di| mouthful demands healthy .he S§r the teeth— and even- r ,e^ V] insalivated m the nrocesv y<* the honeycomb texture— ihtx > hy yo« v!! »T always insist on
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    PROSPERITY, VITALITY, MODERNITY" BRIGHTER SLOGAN FOR SINGAPORE
    1379 5 Home Ownership Should Be Encouraged TO ENCOURAGE individual home ownership among the working classes m Malaya, a Building Society of Malaya, Ltd., has been formed and will shortly open business. The Society has. no intention of duplicating the work of the Singapore Improvement
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    Burns "Cottage" For World Fair
    44 5 B urns "Cottage" For World Fair I I, ndon, Julj llrt.mßi llhi |H Mir II 1 faithfully repro- (he arrhitec- orations X lhr n.ttioiKil poets I lyrshire. M Hut .vtei the iIU retained la V (has been .1. Kind j> 1 i" ri memorial.
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    Society's Good Year
    124 5 I m. ut) I Ipoh, Jhlj 57. m meet- A idrew tie Ipoh B H reX passed prelim:.. B the X oi B l' paid I subB B ori H under B transB rtures B B ted by B Ipoh B tolled B r last H from
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    Politically High Hat
    64 5 piK VISIT OF THE KING AND Q 1. -.,-.< to Paris put a stamp on witfi t*l° n u 1? vu W m n i hatS H re is ne b «-°»d-rimmed summer hat wun the British and French flags as decorations. The Eiffel tower, too. was
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    Law Notice For The Day
    46 5 Law Notice For The Day Before the Chief Justice m Ist Court at 11 a.m. Magistrate's Appeals:— Samsudin bin Ali vs. Rex; David Perera vs. Rex. Before Mr. Justice Home m 3rd Court at 11 a.m. S.s22, 37— Ernest George Mozar vs. Ernest Anderson. (Part heard).
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
    58 5 A charge of attempted robbery with knives, was explained to two Chinese m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. They were Lan Chai Huat and Ng Lin, and the incident was alleged to have taken place at a house m Woodlands Road on Monday. Bail was opposed,
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    Husband Who Did Nat Like Tamil Priests
    331 5 Wife's Story Of Jealousy (From Our Own Correspondent) Screinban, July 26. ALLEGATIONS against her IX husband were made by Mrs. Agnes Joseph, staff nurse at Kuala Pilah Women's Hospital, m cross-examination today, when A. H. Joseph, an estate clerk of Kuala Pilah, was
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      79 5 SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY. lbl^ Choral and Orchestral CONCERT including Wl| l« WEDDING *EAST Co| e"dKe TaylorIn The ltoria Memorial Hall SUNDAY. August 7th.. 1938 at 9 15 p. m SOLOISTS 6U WILLIAMS. B. MUS. SZt $1, and 50 cts I^o J cSo SMOKE AS X V<-J s^, MUCH AS YOU
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      62 5 I Wore t better v.a»u 1 1^ W .^^JmHiliia ijv.^ i 1 i i\~ ii j^^' > ?*t'^r'^ r f t S ''^i *Jy n\ oti£ >l^ i *"k.'* "**^'m i-^V"* l^*^ *>^ r .**is u^O AVV Ji 4^^\4^ ~^\i- i i 7**a i %X. \t^t ffS^l FORD V-8 P
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    Pert Australian Natives
    201 6 [KOALAS the lovable native bears of Australia, m a fauna reservation. Koala Park, about 15 miles outside Sydney. Thousands of local people and tourists visit the Park every month. THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF WINDSOR photographed as thr* left hf UN Royal at Viareggio well known seaside
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      Strikers And Agitators
      756 7 Stoppages Which Are Legal (To the Editor of the Free Press.) Sir,— l wish to point that there Js legislation m Malaya concerning strikes and iock-outs which was introduced by the Government with o view to preventing as far as possible, the loss and inconvenience occasioned by
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    Negri Wages Increase
    74 7 (Frem Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, July 26. Y'HAT the wages for all classes of skilled and unskilled labour m Xegri Sembilan increased considerably In 1937 is revealed m the British Resident's annual report. It is also stated that the cost of living figures for Indian labourers showed
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    STOLE CEMENT: GAOLED
    45 7 One month's rigorous Imprisonment was the sentence passed on a Chinese. Ng Giat Lai, m the Third Police Court on Mon;)ay. when he was convicted for stealing t bug of cement m Chulia Street, on July 17. He had a previous conviction
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      156 7 TONIGHT 9.15 <;.!•> HE BIG ALL-LAUGHING SHOW CAPITOL Malaya's Largest Finest Theatre! STAN OLLIE are on a Laugh faampage m the ALPS... and can they yodel! with LATEST PARAMOUNT BRITISH NEWS ING THE MARRIAGE OF THE TENNIS STAR SENORJTA ANITA LIZANA Infc DfcCK v* O*»Kv i If m m t
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      40 7 ARCHIE DE DEAR 'DAILY SKETCH" "THE BEST THING OUR MR. LAUGHTON HAS EVER DONE" i^mhC \M>A fl g^g yt >*m as 4 Wav4owtr rr«duc(i#n 1 I H t ieo»ed by A»SOCIATEO M' T 'H J I COMING TC THF CAPITOL
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1938. Singapore Harbour
    639 8 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1938. Singapore Harbour IT is fitting that the $10 million West Wharf extension to Singapore harbour should be completed within two days of the retirement of Sir George Trimmer, the chairman of the Harbour Board, and the man who has done more than
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    6 8 I* ANY. MORE FOR THE SKYLARK?"
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    Speed Is Essence of The Contract On I The Empire Airways
    986 8  - Speed Is Essence of The Contract On I The Empire Airways Robert Brenard By Author Of "The Romance Of The Hying Mail 9 anyone seeking proof of the value of long-distance air travel to the modern business world can find it today at the busy Empire marine airport at Hythe.
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      38 8 It is Here j| that you get your value most. The outstanding bargains now being offered are your guide. CALL TODAY ai GIAN SINGH'S GRAND ANNUAL STOCKTAKING B* A* L E I You Save More Money ii ii
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    SINGAPORE STUDENTS DISLIKE READING
    217 9 SINGAPORE STUDENTS DISLIKE READING h u t Book Study l s Cotnpul sor y THf SI ra f a ft school ring of I eed m I type. I < f| db i Enellsh- Arithmetic I" M retN(lLl SIi(OMPHSORI ...ri ;i bi Mr Menon ll( ,h the lack ol le.idin*
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    Governor Opens $10,000,000 West Wharf Extension Today
    956 9 Three Years' Work Finished Intricate Construction Of Three Years Realised CIR SHENTON THOMAS will today open the Singapore J Harbour Board's 810,000,000 West Wharf extension which has taken more than three years to complete. The extension, which provides more than 3,000 ft. of
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    SINGAPORE SINHALESE ASSOCIATION
    84 9 At a meeting of the Singapore Sinhalese Association the following werj elected as office-bearers for 1938-1939 Messrs. P. E. Perera, president (re-elect-ed): vice-presidents: W. D Reginald and D. E. T. Jayakoddy; D. G. de Silva. Hon. secretary K. J. Perera. asstsecretary P. M. Sirisena, hon. treasurer W.
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    MORE SPORT BROADCASTS
    151 9 TENNIS, FOOTBALL AND RACING \XfITH the increased coverage provided by the new short-wave station ZHP, the British Malaya Broadcasting Corporation is paying more attention to sport broadcasts. Previously, the corporation has held that most of those within the range of ZHL who were interested m sport would
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    Malayan Moot At K.L.
    96 9 ''From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 27. ftOVER Scouts from all over the country wVI gather m Kuala Lumpur over the August holidays for a Meet which will last from Friday 29, till Monday, Aug. 1. About 160 Rcvcr scouts will MM at Castle Camp
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    Bronze Statue Gift To Singapore
    160 9 MR. William Stirling, a former M.C.S. officer now living m London, who is well-known as a sculptor, is offering a piece of bronze statuary by himself as a gift to the city of Singapore. This was announceed at the las! meeting of the Council of
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    Employers Impressed
    127 9 SIR GEORGE TRIMMER'S ADVICE JjINGAPORE rmployers. when choosing candidates for pro motion, will be more impressed by the tactful rather than the clever worker, said Sir George Trimmer speaking at the /.MCA. School of Commerce on the occasion of the schools prize giving yesterday. "Be tactful, kind and
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    Planist 's Concert For China Relief Fund
    133 9 Plan ist 's Concert For China Relief Fund INCLUDING Beethoven's Kreutzer sonata for violin and piano, his "Moonlight" sonata for piano, and Grieg's sonata m C minor, Op 45, for piano and violin, the programme to be presented m the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday night by Francois de Haan,
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    Housebreaker Stepped On Woman's Arm
    171 9 Housebreaker Stepped On Woman's Arm 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, July 17. SENTENCE of 12 months' rirornus imprisonment was passed by Mr. B. F. Rridce, District Judge, m the Malacca Police Court today. on a Malay, I>oranl bin Llm. who was found Kullty of housebreakln* with intent to commit theft
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    MARRIAGE CEREMONY NEAR HOSPITAL
    98 9 •From Our Own Correspondent; Malacca. July 27. For allowing a ronggeng to be performed m front of the General Hospital, a Malay named Wahab bin Barhik was lined $5 and costs m the Ma'acoa police court today Wahab. who pleaded guilty, said there was a marriage
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    45 9 Mr and Mrs. R II MrClc'.uiu! who leit Malaya recently on Mr McCleland's retirement from thr Public Works Department, are MM ■taytftf m London while seeking schools f >r their lamily Later th« y hope to re tire m the country, ur.t's our Lmdofl Correspondent
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS
      174 10 From London 5.30 p.m. Yesterday RUBBER: Firm. London: 7?4d. 7 7 gd Previously: 75 B d. l^d. Oct.-E-c: Wad. Bd. Previously: t%d 7 13;10d. Jan.-Mar.: 8d 8 1 I6d. Previously: 713 16d. 7 15 16 d. Apr- June: 8 1 16 d. Bad. Previously: 7» 2 d.
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK & SHARES
      431 10 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK SHARES From London 5.30 p.m. Yesterday •New York prices auoted m U.S. currency The above are dealers' middle prices; jobbers' margins, brokerage and stamp duty are not included. Chare oi £1 denomination unless Latest Quotation* Previously otherwise stated Conversion Loan. 5 pc, 1944-64.... 114% 114%
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      THE METAL MARKETS
      70 10 From London: Latest Quotations TIN: Firmer. Spot: £194 75. 6d. Previously: £194 ss. Three months: £195 7s. 6d Previously: £195 7s. 6d NEW YORK TIN: Opening price' 43.75. Previously 43 75 s^Ur r r. t\ Settlement: £41 12s. 6d Previously £41 ss. Yesterday: £7 Is. 4d. Previously:
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      SINGAPORE STOCKS AND SHARE PRICES
      816 10 Fraser And Co/s List WEDNESDAY, JI'LY 2T. 193H: 8 P.M ■MM Buyer* Sellrr» Arapat Tin (As) ix 4a 6d Asam Kumbang 29s 3is cd Austral Malay (£> 44s 48s nc.d' Ayer Hitani <5; 2is 90 2ds 9a Ayer Weng (JD .60 .65 Bangrin Tin <£)
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      Daily Share Report
      25 10 ISSUED BY PHASER AND CO. AT THE CIOSE OF BUSINESS YESTERDAY In the local market, however the m irk»t i« v i
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      158 10 Singapore, July 27, 12 o'clock aoon Buyers Sellers Gambler 7.50 Hamburg Cube $13.50 Java Cul»e $11.00 Pepper: White Muntok $14.00 White $13.50 Black 8.25 Copra Mixed $3.40 Sun Dried $3.70 Tapioca: Small Flake 3.60 Fair Flake 3.50 Medium Pearl 3.90 Small Pearl 3.70 Jelutong: Palembang 7.75 Banja
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      81 10 July 27, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I.X.R.S.S. In cases F. 0.8. July) 26% 26% Good F.A.Q. m bales (F. 0.8. July) 25}0 25% No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot loose) (awardable Singapore) 26 26 1 8 August 26 V; 26% September 26% 2634 Oct.-Dec. 27 hi
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      85 10 Mention was made m The Times recently of the promotion of Squadron Leader T. E. Cooper, who is now engaged on engineering duties at Seietar. He was educated, it Is stated at Repton and St. Johns College' Cambridge, joined the R.A.F. from the Cambridge University Air Squadron and was granted
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      Foreign Exchange Rates
      61 10 London Closing Quotations Method ot PaxttJ oerore Latest PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Rate viouslv aris Franc to 121.1 178 1 1G 178% New Yorii I to 488 492% 4 92% Amsterdam Guilders to 8.97* 8.95% 8953« Hong Kong.. Per dollar is. 3d is. 3d Shanghai Per dollar 9>
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
      185 10 LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES Yesterday's Singapore Quotations July 28 SELLING London. T.T. 2 3 29 32 London, demand 23 29 32 Lyons, demand 2065 Switzerland, demand 248-4 Hamburg, demand 141 r, New York, demand 571" Montreal, demand 57 516 Batavia, demand 104 Samarang, demand 103 7 8 Calcutta. Bombay and
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      66 10 S. E. Levy C Q> J Shanghai. Hongkui^ Manll* Investment Bankers and Brokers m §m Daily Foreign Market Cabin and Quottttom S* MEMBEH> NEW YORK COTTON KXCHAM.h COMMODITY EXCHANGE. INC NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR UPCIII^ CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHAN SHANGHAI STOCK EXGBANOK HONGKONG BHARE BROKERS MANILA STOCK
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    Yesterday's Rubber Auction
    167 11 *TTHE Singapore Chamber of Comajerce Rubber Association held its 1. 392 nd. auction yesterday when there were 1 Rued 1,409,364 [OS. G29.13 tons:' offered 955.910 lbs. 426.75 tons; sold 76G.944 lbs. 042.39 tens. SPOT 1 i 7%d. Xr.v York 15 lo 13 CIS. PRICKS RFALISED Ribbed Smoked
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    CAPT. O. LYTTELTON'S SPEECH AT SOUTHERN KINTA MEETING
    2096 11 Prospects Of "More Stable Conditions" COMMENT ON BUFFER POOL PROPOSAL IN LONDON fOMMENTS on the prospects for tin and on the effect of the buffer pool were made by Capt. Oliver Lyttelton presiding at the annual meeting o f Southern Kinta Consolidated
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      417 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE. ZHI. CCS r.ietrcs «'1.33 mc/S) ZHP 36 'H mt-Mcs i 0 (i'J ,nr pm. 5.00 Opfnin.? of Siugap Harbovr Board's We. t Wharf Extension by Sir Shrr.ton Thomas. Sir ■ftontOß Thomar.'s and a runii^g commentary on the ceremon". 5.00 Canto.. i. r» Hab. T 5.20 Cantonese dram....
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    NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD ANNUAL REPORT
    585 12 Cargoes Fall With War In Far East 'THE annual report for 1937 of Norddeutscher Lloyd states A that satisfactory progress was made m the financial consolidating of the company during the year. Bank obligations were reduced by 9,300,000 Reichsmarks and the American loan cancelled to the
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    Shipping Notes
    870 12 REMARKABLE figures relating to UM cost of converting commercial shipj ■to naval use are quoted by the Committee of Public Account! m theii •second report, wh!ch was issued recently. After investigating two cases m which the cost of conversion "assumed proportions out of all reasonable relation to such
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    Wassermann Test Extended
    55 12 g\< TKKIOIO(.IM> n, versii\ i Illinois i Medi* mr announ. r<\ ih t y^ Slßtfcdefi hea the Watstrmann Itwdt k testin X chilis Thi P Uw pall I Hi prfrfTf both <ii.s#M a T vance In n <IlS«'.l.Cr tatmi Dr. L. labor or thr«o ably will ho
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      446 12 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. P (Incorporated hi F.M.S.) TELEPHONE: Freight 5133— Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENXS. BOOKING AGENTS FOR FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS ROYAL STATE RAILWAYS OF SIAM. CANADIAN PACIFIC tntAVit. IYTTIiIi (Incorporateci m England) J^rw^ MPRESS ROUTE offers TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICES via HONOLULU or direct EMPRESS to VANCOUVER— ACROSS CANADA by TRANS-CONTIN-ENTAL
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      28 12 THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY PROVIDES TROUBLE FREE TRAVEL OUR WORLD WIDE TRAVEL AND BANKING FACILITIES COMBINE TO ELIMINATE ALL TRAVEL DIFFICULTIES No Booking Fee 1 Collyer Quay Singapore.
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      75 12 HENDERSON li S( HUM iif >4ILI>< l\> Kurtnii:htl> I'.NNfnif IWtwrrn Khiu "»n Port M.«rvril>v md FniUnd Hn>unM.l' 5.%11 INti* AMARAi»OOKA *< 1 BAOAINO PROMF BURMA YOMA PEGU S" WEKN KEMMI v AM BAOAOfO PROME c .ills l.on*a gJ Thr fjres LONDON >ini:)f Krhtn. »f«« rJO\ M\K>l II I h ?»i«lf
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      479 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m, Thursday 7.45 a.m, Swettenham Taiping and Telok Anson, Weekdays* Kota Bahru, Kuala Krai, Thursday and Friday* 7 a.m. Sunday 7 p.m. Kuala Lumpur and Penang Weekdays: 7.45 a.m. Malacca, Batu Annam. Batu Pahat. Gemas, Kajong,
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      60 12 last Whan O I M.HM U,,,, I I "r I k '<"»<*<„, u>MwhJ w> u I nuembtnir 1. I K.i I Mam Whu, Oil Wh.rf Coal Wharf VKNSK.S IN RI h t Tanjonic h U i Albert 1).., k Victoria M* v Kcppel llarh.nir Kiiif's l>o. t No, 1 |>
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      353 13 > i X' j pOand BRITISH INDIA LINES ATED IN ENGLAND) I p &0. S. N. COS SAILINGS, OUTWARDS S*porf Tonnage. S'porc. BURDWAM G. 070 Sept 24 00 AUg KANPURA 17.000 Oct 7 100 Aug. 12 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Oct. 21 Aug 26 SOMALI .6.800 Oct. 21 23 CANTON 15.500 Nov
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      370 13 ELLERMAN BUOKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd Incorporated m Kngiana.) FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer £JI? OF HavTG. L'don R'dam, H'burp O'mnm t Oe Salb CrTY OF SINGAPOR& Havre, L'don R'dam. Hburg QISL Ug Oft 5 Au CITY OF BAGDAD Havre. L'don. R'dam. Hburg Ug 30
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      623 13 I SINGAPORE AND PENANG PHONE 5154 (7 Lines REPRESENTING. MIIITIM, s"o ci 11^ 2 J 0 8t m Fhe lloa steamship (1932) Lid. "imuSS?"!!. Tt L ndCa %nd 1Ob? "S ThameS and Mersry Marln ■■""■il Co. Ltd. UAILWAT9 Ib, Kederateo *fa, S Uf, Railway tjt I^l state R*»Kay, of Slan
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      659 14 X P M TOMOIIO.X- Thursday, July 28. Sintjkawang. Peniangkat and Sambas. TlNOMBO— Thursday, July 28. Selat -Pandjang Dengkalls, Soengei-Pakn-ina;, Siak and Pakan Baroe. RElJNST— Thursday, July 23. Cheribon. Semarang, Scurabaya. Boeleleng 'passengers and mails only>, Ampenan (passengers and mails only). Paoan^-Bay (passengers and mai:& only>, Benoa (passengers and mails only)
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      508 14 JOINT SERVICE OF PRINCE LINE SILVER LINE FOR HALIFAX, BOSTON, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Due Sails Due Singapore Singapore New Vorfc MV. MALAYAN PRINCE Aug 2 Aug 9 Sept. 25 M.S. SILVERSANDAL Aug. 13 Aug. 25 Oct. 9 M.V CHINESE PtiINCE Sept. 1 Sept
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      347 14 FOR AFRICA AM) f Manila Maru llueno_ Aires Zanzibar. Dur-i^ rrnco Marcjur... D and Cape Town. 1 La Plata Maru Buenos Aires Cape Town. R and Mrmc\: I Africa Maru Ruenos Aires Zanzibar. D.irrenro ICarqiM Dvi and Cape Town Buenos Aires Maru Bueno., Airos Cap* T R Rll C.ra.Hir FOR
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    MALAYS REACH SECOND POSITION ON LEAGUE LADDER
    122 15 I Cricket Club Beaten Five Goals To One IA Y MORE EVEN THAN SCORE SUGGESTS lUl|1 Ul| ...5. S.C.C 1. piting the Crickd Club by the comfortable margin to vmv m a first division league match at the esterdaj the Malays come up
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    LOW SCORES IN SCHOOL CRICKET
    30 15 I Nine I I I I Hale b I En, I mi I I I I 'uti,, n r Leo I I i tol 13;
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    LAND CLUB MEDAL
    9 15 LAND CLUB MEDAL mc the best -21 0 1".
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    Leniency Plea Succeeds
    172 15 (FrOM Our Own Correspondent Serembau, July :IG. DM. \I)LS(i for lenicne; for his Clients, two railway firemen, Muttiah and San^uni Nair, Mr. Krncst Jeff. the well-known Sereatban lawyer, said that the men had put m 13 to IS years' ervi^-c and that they had large families oi
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET TOUR
    82 15 The following S.C.R.C. players ac- pted to travel to Pcnang to play cricket against the Chinese Recreation Ciub, Perang. The team will leave by the s.s. 'Kedah' today. Players are requested to moet at the SC.R.C. Club House at 9.30 a.m. Chia Ker.g Hock., Chang Mm Kee,
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    AUSTRALIANS START WELL AT TAUNTON
    42 15 At Taunton, m the match between Australians and Somerset, the ounty batted first and were all out f or no. Rain stopped further play ncn the Australians were 106 without nit h»-s cl a wlcicet. Re uter
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    Yesterday's Tennis Pictures
    121 15 picture. picture. fdfdf picture j Li-hirr ,va) contacts iv.th a half court volley m the doubles match acainst MaY B. H. J. <.obee *OWI great interest m the shot.- Free Press GCCN KOK IXM AND GOON KOK LEM victors m the marathon maU-h, which they won m
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    MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE CHANGES HANDS
    79 15 MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE CHANGES HANDS Knock Out In First Round S-aUIe, Washington, July 29 Al Hastak knocked out Freddie Steele, workl middleweight; cliampion m the first round winning the title m a scheduled 15-rcund buuL Sieee was thrse time* on the canvas m qu ck succession and was dazed. Then a
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    DEAD HEAT IN GOODWOOD STAKES
    42 15 The Ocodwood Stakes run over two miles and three furlongs yest3rday resulted, cables Reutcr. NAVAL DISPLAY 1 SNAKE LIGHTNING 1 BAHUDDIN 3 Dead heat. Eleven ran. Betting 100 to 9 and 10 to 1: ft to L
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    47 15 The Y.W.C.A. Fortnightly Club Is ionning a badmiu&n and ckck tenuii circle as part of its rcgwlrir programme end will be pleaded to receive the rames of men and women who would bs Interested In such aa activity Enquiries will be welcomed at trie VW.CJI, I7uflJcs Quay,
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    Malay Chiefs' Bitter Fueds Recalled
    230 15 Malay Chiefs' Bitter Fueds Recalled (From Our Own Correspondent) Sercmban, July 27. DEFERENCES to the bitter feuds m days gone by between the Dato Klana and the Dato Bandar, the leading territorial chiefs of BUBfel Ujong, made by the British R.-si-dcnt of Negrl Sembil&n. Mr. J. V. Cowgill, ICC, m
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      173 15 Diary Of The HOTELS. RAFFLES: Orchestral Conceit 8.15 :> 15 p.m. Dinner and Dance 9.45 midnight. Farewell performance riven by Max Malini the Magician COCONUT GROVF: Dinner and CINEMAS. NEW ALHAMBRA: "The Adventures Robin Rood," with Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland, Warner Bros. Production. Four shows 11 a m
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    MALAYA LEAD N.E.I. BY TWO MATCHES TO ONE
    736 16 Terrific Struggle In Doubles Ma teh First Set Won At 17-15 YADI TO PLAY JAVA CHAMPION TODAY [MALAYA lead N.E.I, by two day's play m the Interna Malaya won the doubles and o going to the visitors. The highlight of the match
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    118 16 Results of yesterday's ties m che Tanglin tennis tournament were: Heap Men's Doubles (Semi-Final) Mr. Morris and Mr Perdriau (—3) beat FL. Ramsay Rae and Mr. Droogleever (—15.1) 6— 1. 6—3. Mr. Phillips and Mr. Marshall is.l> beat Mr. Seth and Mr *del Tuio 4» 6—l, 6—2.
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    SIGLAP KOLEK RACE
    54 16 j^ol.iK racing will be held at Kampon? Siglap on Sunday beginning at about 10 a.m. There will he events for koleks manned by two, three, five and seven persons respectively. In addition to money prizes, there are four cups to be won. Mr. Haji Ambok Sooloh, J.P.,
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    POLICE WIN IN DIV. III
    235 16 Police 2 CX. 1 IN the third division league soccer played on the Clerical Union Ground yesterday, the. Police second team beat the Clerical "Union by two goals to one. Police started well and within five minutes Sullivan, the Po ice centre! forward, scored. The
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    FILLING VACANCIES IN SERVICES XI
    783 16 Services Sports By Audio Several Players Likely For Trial This Week-end A WEALTH of talent has made the selection of the United Services Cricket X[ a comparatively easy task this season, the majority of the regular players being m such good form that changes have
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    Women's Champion Has Retained Her Form
    344 16 CONVINCING DISPLAY YESTERDAY DOREEN SANSONFS display against Gladys lx)ke m the Malayan tennis championships yes♦erday proves that .she has not lost any of tlu? form that won her the women's title last year. If anything she is better than then. Her deep decisive shots
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    Marquez To Fight Eagle At Happy World
    132 16 WENTURA MARQUEZ will pro- badly have the hardest battle ot his career when he meets Joe Eagle at the Happy World Stadium on Sunday night. Matched over 15 rounds, both boxers ar<> prepared lor a gruelling contest The Mexican holds the feather and
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    DYNE CUP FINAL
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