Malaya Tribune, 25 July 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales V,.t XXVII -No. 175. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY, 25, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, July 25, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 25, 1938 nv!; N
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      115 1 (the news I j WITH YOUR I BREAKFAST I Try The I I KIBINE |j THE C A, II E T wmr* "tf M l III*11: MODEL |^J*%-fe^^ ~v ll Mi:i) AI TOMATIC BATTKKY FOUR ROLLER numiEioas (Inc ln SS SINGAPORE, FLNANG, KUALA LUMPUR, MALACCA. JIOR, MI.DAN W.P.S. 21A. j
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      235 1 I Quick Relief I from Eye Strain I Sun-glare strains your Eyes. I Water irritates them. Wind I and Dust redden. Play safe I and use Murine. It Soothes, I Cleanses, and Refreshes. I Murine has been safely used I for over 40 years. Cleanse I your Eyes daily with
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      255 1 Read The TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya 1 ENDOWMENT ASSURANCE j! WITH A I GUARANTEEDI wmm s OF 2f% J per annum 4 I AD uncertain! v as lo the amount payable under a policy 1 at any time is removed hy (he Guaranteed Bonus Policy I of The Great Eastern
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES ALLEGED DESERTION OF SHIP
    970 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES ALLEGED DESERTION OF SHIP Sequel To "Lightning Strike' At Southampton QfUMMONED for deserting their ship, the Flue Star liner Arandora Sfar, and foi combining to impede the profPflfes oi the voyage of the atrip ii! June r>, seven men made their appearance at the Southampton Folic* t
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    SUEZ CANAL DUES TO BE REDUCED?
    192 2 Chuiniujit's Him \t Ann mi I Meeting Pari* PRESIDING at the general meeting of ihe Suez Canal Co. the Marquis dt I Vogue said the board were considering I further early reduction of transit due*. The meeting approved the report and accounts for 1937.
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    DARING PIRACY
    114 2 r* Shanghai. Captain Oliver Crompton Blown a .'riton flora Deal, master of the fseaag Tah. narrowly escaped death at the hands of pirates. Forty armed men came aboard his :-raft frcm two junks. The Tst; ng Tah was then 60 miles off Shanghai steaming towards Tungchow with a
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      492 2 STEAMER SAILINGS P& Wand BRITISH INDIA (Ifetiurpormted In England). P O. S. N. (O. s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. S'oore. 1938. COiefU 15,000 July 2') BHUTAN (5.100 July 30 BEHAR 0,000 AUfi. fc CHTTRAL 15,000 Aug. 12 SOUDAN 0,500 Auz. 20 CARTHAGE 15,000 Aug 20 RAJPUTANA 17,300 Sept. 9 RANCH
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      368 2 BANGKOK LINE. CHINA JAPAN LINE. Luxurious One C;u M torshfps. Most Big Cargo vessels with limited but Cabins Have Aujonung Private Bath, comfortable Passenger Accommoda- I lo: Marseilles, i.uniiu Kotierdani, tion. Hamburg and Copenhagen. I S MEI)NIA FlU:n 2-8 P e 8 I C V« 5'« R To: Port Said
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      240 2 UAMRntG-AMERJKA LINIE 8 Deutseh-Australisclie Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S pore 1930 T m.s. LEVERKUSEN via Manila Aug. 3 m.s. ERMLAND via Manila Aug 11 t m.s. BURGENLAND via Manila Aug. 24 HOMEWARD HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND
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      434 2 STEAMER SAiUNoT^ The underooted ar* th* r intended fixtures:— >i OUTWARD For MANILA. HONGKONG P NORTH CHINA Hue |W| "GNEISFNAU n I "CREFELD S -REGENSBURG "SCHARNHORST China R HOMEWARD For HOLLAND, HAMBURG Sails fn I COBURG" also call, G. Casablanca. Ahti "POTSDAM" also calls Genoa arr: 29 Sails t„i„_ .5
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    CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS
    146 3 [There arc numerous Clubs in Singapore members of which are readers ol the "Malaya Tribune" This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Hap penings of general interest will still be included in the 'Diary of
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    Palestine Quieter
    156 3 Reuter. London, July 21. DEPORTS reaching the Colonial" OfPoe from Palestine show that while there las been some arson in Gallilee. quiet -eigns in Jerusalem, Haifa, Jaffa and Telaviv. In Haifa town yesterday morning c Tew suspected of carrying a bomb, who failed to halt when challenged, was
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    96 3 Haruna Maru: Japanese 6.311 tons trom Rotterdam 24.7 to Yokohama 25.7. Agamemnon; Brit. 7.593 tons, from Glasgow 24.7 to Japan 27.7. Gcnaffaric; Brit. 7.782 tons, from Chinwangtao 23 7 to Port Swettennam 2C.7. Gorgon; Brit. 3.533 tons, from Bi!;i via 23.7 to Penang. 25.7. Silvermaple; Brit. 5.312 tons
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    MARKET LIST
    528 3 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore, July 22. Articles Price MEAT Beef steak (kati) 36 P.eef stew or curry (kati) 30 Fillet Steak (lb.) 55 Mutton, Australian (lb 35 Mutton, Indian (lb.) Mutton, Malacca (lb.) Pork, lean (kati) 44 Pork, lean and fat (1st quality) (kati) 34 POULTRY Capons
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    Films In The House
    75 3 British Official Wireless. London, July 21. Y>FKMissiON had been given to-day. for the filming tor the first time of the speaker's procession at the opening of the day's sesnc.n of the Common;; when the Speaker, proceeded ny the Serje:int-in-arms carrying the mace and followed by his
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    ITALIAN ANTI-JEW DRIVE BEGUN
    59 3 Reuter. Rome. Jul* IS. THE expulsion of Dr. Ldnard Kleinlehrer Rome correspondent of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, who is given eight days tv* leave the country, is the first concrete move in the racial campaign in Italy which foreign observers regard as an indication that Italian
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    FATAL QUARREL OVER BICYCLE
    221 3 (From Our Own Reporter Ipoh. Friday. S ANDAMAN, the young Ind an who stood his trial on a charge of murder in the Perak As<M?e Court, was convicted on the lesser offenc of culpable homicide not amounting to murder and sentenced to five year rigorous Imprisonment
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      551 3 H^LH//HL/ne/t^ PUBLIC NOTICES j Singapore Municipality TENDERS. -vdERS are now invited for tht rt> materials or service. For *"jsfr. Tee Municipal Tender Room completion and R anc J of Tian from Deli St. to p. riamatkn Ro« 12 noon, July 26, 1938. a New Store. Workshop at Hewtoo $50)) 12
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      570 3 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICES. NOIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership hereto fore subsisting between us the undersigned VAYNA MEEYENNA SULTANSAH ROWTHER AHVENNI PANA ABDUL MAJID ROWTHER and VAVENNA MOONA MOHAMED ABDULLAH ROWTHER under the style cf A. M. Saltan Abdullah and Company at No. 16, Change Alley, Singapore has been
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      247 3 POSITIONS WANTED HARDWORKING Energetic Chinese, .seeks employment as General Clerk, Typist, Book-keeper, Salesman. Speak* six dialects, drives any car, holds good testimonials, 14 years experience, accepts reasonable salary. Reply Box No. 304, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. MISCELLANEOUS mmmm wsmm mmmm i 12 Months free Service 10 15 Jewels Swiss
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      217 3 Kidneys Musi Clean Out Acids Your body cleans out excess Acids and poisonous wastry In your blood thru 9 millinn tiny delicate Kidney tubes or filters, ff Poiaonfl In th*» Kidneys or Bladder make vnu suffer from Getting t'p Nights, Nervousness, Leg Pains. Circles Under Eye:-. B ickache, Aching Joints,
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      367 3 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS The following Is the programme of drills up to and for week ending July 31. 1938. TO-DAY. JULY 25 8 a.m. 30 yard Range HQ.; S.V.A. C.S.; Revolver Practice. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters; S.R.A. <v); 3.7" Hows, and A.A.L.A. 530 p.m. Headquarters; S.R.E. (v); Lecture. 5.15 p.m Headquarters. S.F.C.R.E.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    115 4 Report By Frasi-r And Co. Singapore, July 25. MINING. Tin New York 43% cts. up cent. The market opens unchanged iiom Saturday's close when Hong Fatts were on offer at 97' cents with few buyers in evidence. On the whole local Dollar counters were very .steady and
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    RUBBER
    30 4 Singapore, July 25. The price of (in at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $>it8 (unchanged). The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Bi*yers 2614; Sellers 26%.
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    PERAK RUBBER PLANTATIONS
    55 4 Net rev. to 31si March of Perak Rubber Plantations £8.711 (£10,764), add I5.54-; brot. fvvd intm. illv. £3.660,' biC2. £MMt «117,420). Pm div. 4 pe.. niks. 8 P <■• '10 p.C), £3.560 I £5.340». to amort, res, £3.ooo (same and £3,000 to res.); fwd. £4.136. Res at
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    908 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore. July 23. 1 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 41- 4 6 Asam Kumbang 29 31 -cd Austral Malay 44 48 -cd Ayer Hitam 24 9 25 9 Ayer Weng 0 60 0.65 Bangrin Tin 21.3 22 6
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    KINTA KELLAS RUBBER
    132 4 Ne t prft. to 31st March of Kinta Kellas Rubber Estates £17,934 (£lB 316) brought fwd. £8.061 «£4.995»: intm' aiv' £7,625 «£3.813», to pJanting res. £5,000 (nil), Leaving £13,370 <£19,499> Fin t-ro°- P ;U\ l e o s o s tax mkg 10 Pc- (same). £7,625 (£11,438),
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    101 4 During the week ending July 16 exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 71.130 cases, of which 3x562 (50 per cent., cases were to the Unned Kingdom. 8 183 '11 per cent I eases to the continent of Europe ***** (32 per cent., cases to Canada,
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    249 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Company Dividend Ronk* h JfW %M uivmend Books Singapore. July 23. 1 p.m ClOSe Total for financial TIN: Dat<? Ex Div. year Asam Kumbang Cd. No. 62 July 29 Payable Date to date Austral ♦«alay 9d. div. Allg 5 July 30 10";, 3d.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    207 4 6% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 95 ICS rom SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31, Sect. 30 inn mo 4V 2 19C7 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int norn Mar 31. Sept. 30 in 7 nn 4V 2 1909 red. 1956
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    343 4 MINING Singapore, July 20. .Ampats 4 4 6 Ayer Hitams 24 9 -5 9 Bangrins 21 3 22 6 Batu Selangors 137 1.42 Chenderiangs 15- 16Hitam Tin 0.38 0.43 Hongkong Tin 23 3 24 3xd Hong Fatts 095 099 Idris Hyd. 7 9 8 9
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    365 4 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER Previous To-day d n Btt, *<Ui lon* Steady y Cha™. Spot Bjyers 71/2 Closed Feller* 7s 8 usta Ist Forward (August) Buyers 79 16 oellers 7 5 8 2nd Forward (September) Buyers 79 16 Sellers 711 16 Ird Forward (OctLec.) Buyers 7img Seller- 7^
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      219 4 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 26D, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W HALL, General Manager THE j EASTERN BANK! LIMITED. Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH! fi, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital
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      18 4 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD (Incorporated in New Zealand.) MARINE KQ J DEXTER, Manager. 5926. 2. Flnlayson Green.
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      188 4 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Inoorporat9d in the Straitt Settlements) J CAPITAL: JSrJ?** 40 >°M.000.00. Issued and Paid Up «10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Director 8172 Secretary 4&44 Oeneral Manager 3513 Accountant TUafraphle Addreas: "OVERSEA," LONDON BANKHRBi NEW YORK BANKERS: ladland Bank, Ltd, Mr»i B Dying
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    GERMANY'S ROAD RULES FOR CYCLISTS
    172 5 Berlin. '»'1 commandments for cyclists in Germany—where traffic keeps to 1 -have >>een as part of 'he Reich Road Safety the extreme right of the Sfno. ride I cy< list tracks. 1 on the handle ir el on th* 1 pedaJs. unless there is m
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    HALF BRITISH FILMS REQUIRE AMENDMENT
    107 5 1 T Toronto, Ontario |j I l lh < .!WUsli films brought into Ontario have had 1 1 before they could be ,s revealed in the rr P° r t «»l the Ontario Board lOn Picture Censors. less than a fifth of the rom the
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    Polish Himalaya Expedition
    186 5 Warsaw. POLISH mountaineers are making preparations for an expedition to the Himalayas. The Polish High Mountain Club has applied to the Government of Kashmir for permission to carry out the expediti;n Permission was refused for this year on account of the large number of similar foreign applications,
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    30 5 Mr. A. S. Hebtulabhoy has been appointed member of the Ceylon Coconut Dolnted member of the Ceylon Coconut 1 Board in place of Mr. M. S. Hebtulabhoy. who has resigned.
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    RUM-RUNNING BY SUBMARINE
    97 5 RUM -RUNNING BY SUBMARINE Helsinki. A i-s now being used by "f" to the Baltic to smugaccording to to stated to have been »ix aides off Sabbskar, 1 h coast, and it is thought ai 'his v\ssel was being used by bootleggers to smuggle spirits into tile country. activity of
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    Family Man Eddie Cantor Visits London
    812 5 HE WANTS £20,000 London. July 12. JTDDIE CANTOR, family man on holiday, linded at Southampton from the Queen Mary, and his banjo-eyes opened still wider with delight when he saw it wasn't raining. I told him that an inch and a half had fallen
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    BROKE NECK TWICE
    79 5 Copenhagen. WHILE repairing a roof, a farmer in Jutland fell through it. He felt a little shaken, but otherwise unhurt. After having tea with his family, hOAvever, he developed a headache and decided to call a doctor. The doctor was not sure what was wrong, so he
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    32 5 Dr. F. T. Ingham has been appointed to act as Director of Geological Survey, F M.S during the absence of Mr. E. S. Willbourn who has gone to England on >ng leave.
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      44 5 'It's the image of him— KODAK Film, of course' tmc-to-lifc. Use Kodak "Veriand doublc-coatcd—gets all the detail in high-light and shadow. KODAK Film by name Roll Film and Film Pack From all Kodak Dealers KODAK LIMITED (Incorporated w England). 130 Robmion Road. Smjaport 02
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      535 5 .THE ASIAN ASSURANCE I COMPANY, LIMITED. (Estd. in Bombay in the year 1910). A purely Indian concern under Indian Management. Chairman Jamnadas M. Mehta, Esq., M.A., L.L.8., Bar-at-Law, (Late Mayor Finance Minister. Bombay). offer 'o proponents the very best terms consistent with absolute security. opec:°.l features:—Automatic Non-Foileilure; Easy Revival without
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    KEDAH'S LARGE CUSTOMS INCOME
    253 6 'From Our Oicn Correspondent > Alor Star. Saturday. IfEDAH. one of the wealthiest Malay States, has added to its coffers $919,029. according to the Hon. Mr. J. D. Hall. British Adviser. Kedah, in his annual report just issued. *jmm——*2 The principal source of revenue was from
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    BUKIT RAJAH RUBBER
    156 6 Net profit of Bukit Rajah Rubber Company for the year to 31st March last was £18,846 or £383 less than in 9 ,o 6 o£f Sale Proceeds amounted to £43,297 (against £40,720) and the net figure is arrived at after crediting £3,721 realised in excess of valuation
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    Penang Benevolent Society
    258 6 HPHE Penang Benevolent Society, an organisation founded in Singapore in 1912 by Muslims born in Penang was "at home" to members and their friends iast Saturday. The function was held at their new club-house at 875, North Bridge Road. Many prominent personages and re presentatives of clubs
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    28 6 Invitations have been issued by Wearnes Air Services Ltd. for thr christening of the company's D H 86 aircraft at the Airport on Friday at 4 45 p.m.
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    I POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j
    262 6 TO-DAY" FOR PER DATE* AND TIME US.A. (Parcels only) Steel Seafarer July 29.12.30 pm Aden.. h g j J" 1 Africa East -Challenger" n g* Africa South 'Challenger" g 3urma 'Challenger g 2 Canada Whole "Challenged g j o China generally Hoi how x 'Challenger g
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    161 6 Mail.- expected from Australia. Netherlands Indies etc. by Air <Qantas» to"uy Deliveries of boxholders' letters )Uiy 3 p.m. and general delivery ol letters 4.05 p.m. on the same day Mai!- expected from Europe etc (Amsterdam) by Air »X.L.M.> to-day Deliveries oi boxholders' letters only 7.3(. p.m. to-day and
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    NOTICE
    19 6 The departure of the s.s. for Kemaman etc. closing at 4 p.m. on July 23 has been cancelled.
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    28 6 The s.s. Steel Seafarer for U S.A. iParcels only). Mails previously announced as closing at 7 p.m. on July 23 was closed at 12.30 pm. to-day.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    16 6 Mails despatched from Singapore on July by the Rajputana was delivered in London to-day.
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    To-day's Diary Of Events
    169 6 SPORTS FOOTBALL: S.A.F.A. Div. L RA v. Skins. Stadium; Div. 111. S.C.C. v. 5.H.8.. 5.H.8.: Div. HI. S.C.F.A. v. Municmal Services. Clerical Union. LAWN TEENIS: Malayan Tennis Championships, S.C.C. AMUSEMENTS PAVILION: "Arsene Lupin," 0.15 ana 9.15 p.m: CAPITOL: "Crime and Punishment." 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. THEATRE
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    TRAINING IN RAILWAY TRANSPOR
    122 6 •By Air Mail) Calcutta, July IS THE Calcutta University propose to start 1 an institute for imparting training in railway transport, which is expected to enable about 100 youngmen annually to obtain employment in the different Indian Railway.-. The teaching In the proposed institute would to
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    Discovery In Rome
    102 6 INTERESTING fragments of the podium Of a large temple have been uncovered near the Flaminian Circus in Rome. Seven fluted columns with their bases were found, also fragments of marble cornices. Three columns which must have been over 30ft. in height ere almost intact. Corinthian capitals of
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    Currency Queries
    65 6 London, July 21. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir John Simon, in answer to a Commons question whether as the result of conversations with the Governments of France and tho United States it was the intention of the Government to take steps to advance the question of stabilisation
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    FOUR WOUNDED
    95 6 Shanghai. The 769-ton British steamer tseang Tah, owned by the China Import and Expert Lumber Company, Ltd., of Shanghai, a British firm, was pirated 90 miles from the mouth of the Yangtze River. Four Chinese members of the crew wer« woundei when the pirates took po;;sersion of the
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    TRONOH MINES. LTD.
    782 6 ST ANDARD TONNAGE POSITION rpHE thirty-sixth annual general meeting of Tronoh Mines, Limited, was held at the Institute of Chartered Accountants, London, E.O. Mr C. V r Thomas (chairman of company), in the course of his speech said: —The profit for the year amounted to £276,594. The
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    Bangrin Tin Dredging
    595 6 Improved Resuk T HE oi hte <' mh aginary mm meetir.,; of Bangrin iin (a* Co, Ltd.. was held at W tor House. Old BroadE.C. Mr. Kenneth O. Hunter (the chairman) in moving the adoption of tb report and accounts, said shareholders would agree thai tb ■accounts
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    SEVEN YEARS FOR THORNTON
    98 6 Reuter. London, July 22 TOHN Bruce Thornton who was charged in connection with the recent attempted kidnapping of Lord Nuffield, was to-day iound guilty on all four counts and sentenced to seven years' penal servitude on a charge cf possessing pistols and ammunition with intent to
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    KAMRA TIN
    65 6 Wkg. pi ft. for 1937 of X Dredging £7.915 -£26.377. add" .sundry rev. £439 (£«49». njl. (£27,026. Dirs" foes exes., etc., £2.586 M&Sh expend. £3.356 foil). Siame* (£1.101». dredge renewal r< ((n t en. £3.781 (£3.924). net log prft. £19,118»: brt. in £3 50--tax adjust. £3 207.. credit
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      93 6 MALAYA'S PRBMIEQ HOTEL TO-\I MIT COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 P.M. to 8.30 P.M. DINNER DANCE (INFORMAL) 9.30 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT NO ADMISSION CHARGE. RAFFLES ORCHESTRA Directed by Dan Hopkins 1 ADELPHI HOTEL' I TUESDAY j j SPECIAL DINNER DANCE I DINNER AND DANCE MUSIC BY KELLER'S POPULAR HUNGARIAN BAND. 1 I
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    CHAMPIONS CONFER
    44 7 i• and bait casters Lun Britain, the Continent and America the annual international tournament of the British Casting t the Baaeiagh Club, Barnes, London. PHOTO SHOWS: ,>• m ti c American international champion (right) in discus- P. CKt'ESEVAUT, French champion, at Ranelagh Club.
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    SIR THOMAS JONES
    139 7 I thi honour in respect of s performed as a Judge North Wales and in particular in claims ct the Welsh 1 urts. in particular, with success the con- Monoglot Welshtheir evidence, if they Royal Commission 'business of two years ago recognised islative effect is likely to
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    BAND PERFORMANCES
    154 7 T'«! band of the Straits Settlements 11 i«ee will perform in public v week as follows, under the 2 of Mr. J C. Hitch, L.R.A.M., K.M.S.M.: July 25 at Telok Ayer at 6 Capitan" J. P. Sousa; "Story ires- Aubrey Winter; "The Sigmund Romberg; "ConChater Robinson; "Once upon
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    Health Of The East
    445 7 THE health bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau for the week ended July 16 reads: PLAGUE. Bassein anc Rangoon were the only ports in the Eastern arena to report the presence of human plague during the week, a death having been notified from the
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    Strike Settlement Hopes Dashed
    499 7 lIOPES FOR AN EARLIER SETTLEMENT OF THE SINGAPORE TRANSPORT STRIKE ARE NOW DASHED TO THE GROUND AS THE GENERAL BODY OF THE EMPLOYEES OF THE TRACTION COMPANY HAVE REJECTED THE SUGGESTIONS OF THE MALAYAN AGENT FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA, MR. C. S. VENKATACHAR, I.C.S. strikers
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    50 CATS IN A VILLA
    107 7 Helsinki. POLICEMEN, who entered a villa in Haga, a suburb of Helsinki, found 50 fats inside. The tcrunts of the villa, an aged couple, apparently never allowed the cats out of the house. The condition of the place was one of appalling filth. The ca<s
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    GAZETTE APPOINTMENTS
    460 7 The appointment of Mr. Ernest Arthur de Buriatte to be a Nominated Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council, SS lor a psriod of three years from April 5, IU3B, nas been approved by the King. The re-appointment of Mr. Rene Henry de Soimmihac Onraet as an Official Member
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      11 7 I I Jolly Well DailySlw BOVRIL For Health and Vitality 6APBB
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    Ex-Public School Boy Found Dead
    710 9 MOTHER REVEALS STORY BEHIND THE TRAGEDY London, July 12. «7EEPINC bitterly and clasping her dead son's old school blazer, a pathetic mother, a widow to whom fate has dealt two cruel blows in past three years, last night told the story which lies behind a
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    22 9 Messrs. Yadi and Kamis, Malayan tennis stars, wer? entertained to dinner at the G. H. Cafe, by the V.M.C.A. on Saturday night.
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    ATTEMPTED ESCAPE
    52 9 Singapore, Friday. The charges of attempted extortion of $4 and escaping from lawful custody preferred against Tan Ngiap Mcc was 'his morning mentioned in the second court before Mr. J. C. H. O'dhnm, the Second Magistrate, when. at. the request of Court Inspector Wray. July, 29, was fixed
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    FLYING HIGH
    26 9 Captain H. H. Balfour. UnderSecretary for Air making the first flight in a glider after opening the National Gliding Contests on Dunstable Downs, Bedfordshire.
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    Spoon Sold For £320
    219 9 London, July 15. HENRY Bth spoon, six inches lontr, weighing only one ounce and made In 1509. has been sold at an auction here for £320. Ir whs discovered 1G years ago when an old oak floor was removed from a manor house in East Dorset.
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    47 9 The next session of the Bihar Legislative Asaemblv will commence on July 25. and continue till Aug. 18. It will dlsoose o f the Tenancy Amendment Bill, the Members' Salaries and Allowances Bill, the reduction of the Arrears of Rents and other Bills. —'United i Press I.
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    ONE KILLED IN SERIOUS SMASH MOTOR
    254 9 ONE of the worst motor smash-ups in Singapore for a long time occuired in the early hours of yesterday morning, at about 2.30 a.m.. near the junction of Joo Chiat Road and East Coast Road. One man, a Chinese was killed outright. As far
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    "DO'S AND "DONT'S" FOR HOLIDAY CHILDREN
    141 9 London, July 15. LIST oi" "do's" and "don'ts*" .or schoolchildren to avoid dangers during the summer holidays has been issued by the London County Council through its teachers.. The list is: Traffic: need for 'Safety First." Drowning: care in bathing, danger of entering moored
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    BRITISH SHIP BOMBED
    29 9 A picture of t British ship from Valencia, Spain, taken duriii» raids; '>y Nationalist craft on Biitisli and ether merchant Ahjn lying in the port there.
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    FUNERAL OF MR. J. L. COW IE
    306 9 'From xjur Own Correspondent) Malacca. Friday. T;he funeral of Mr. J. L. Oowie, who wa, found dead yesterday at hi.s bungalow in Pegoh Estate, took place this evening at the Bnk.it Seredit Ci.aetery and was largely attended. The Rev. L. St. G. Peter
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    SOVIETS NEED MORE SYNTHETIC RUBBER
    162 9 Moscow. rURTHER developments concerning the production of synthetic rubber in the I.S.S.R. are to be accelerated as a result of new decisions taken by the Soviet Government. The growing demand for rubber hub arisen from the rapid expansion rf the Soviet motor-car industry which, started
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    36 10 V* A a Mr. A. E. Johnson thanks all relatives, friends ana others who sent wreaths, messages and telegrams of condolexco as well as all those who attended the funeral cf his wife.
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    U.S. AND CHINA
    536 10 *THE relationship between the United States and China has been, and still is, one of harmony and perfect understanding This cordial friendship can be traced as far back as 1899 when President John Hay advocated the "Open Door" policy in order to save China from being partitioned
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    Man Who Taxes Britons Is A Sportsman
    194 10  -  Human Side Of The Exchequer By C.F. Carlyon Hendry f qHAT unfortunate Minister who hold-; Britain's purse-strings is easily the most unpopular of the Government team. How could it be otherwise? It is he who decides how much of our earnings we sha'1
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    Objects To Entertainment Tax!
    215 10 THOUGH the official Wo Impose* taxes upon us is naturally looked upon as cold-blocded and almrst inhun an by -he burdened taxpayer. Sir John Simon is really one of the most sympathetic of men and Ministers. He will sacrifice his prospects to his principles whon he
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    Cricket Fan
    208 10 AS regards his other amusements. everybody knows that Sir John Simon is an enthusiastic golfer, and won the Parliamentary Golf Handicap a few years back. He is never so happy as when he is taking part in some functicn connected with tire royal and ancient game Not long
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    Son Of The Manse
    165 10 I IKE many others who I. fame, Sir John is "a manse." His father wa Rev. E. Simon, a Congregat; ial ster at Bath. At the ago of 1! ture Chancellor won a ><* Fettes of £60 a year. He began to rise rapidly soon as
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    NOTES & COMMENTS
    502 10 NOTES COMMENTS Electricity Water Charges |T is good news to read that the trading departments of the Bingapdl Municipality—the Electricity, Water and Gas Departments—showed a substantial excess of income over expenditure daring last year, particularly the Efec- tricity an d Water Departments the net aggregate of this surplus, together with
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    TOPICS OF THE DAY
    103 10 A heading m a daiiv !> tionist Sentenced." Now p< will go straight. ;Jj "Do women i t ally spend clothes?" asks a fashion write so much so much. as so A statue of a bricklayer erected in U.S.A We In this country-we have era. 0
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    RUSSIA IS READY TO FIGHT IF NEEDED
    83 11 Reuter. Moscow, July 24 READINESS to fight in rase of war and loyalty and devotion to Stalin were the themes cf picturesque pageants formms part of a six-hour sports parade in Moscow. M. Kosarev. secretary of the Young Communist League, stressed the preparedness
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    DRUG RING UNMASKED IN PARIS
    165 11 Paris, July 24. NARCOTM s valued at £3,300 and forti pounds in weight were oei/ed by the Paris police following Ibc arrfSf of two men. As a result it is announced that the French detective service has sent informant n to London which it is
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    JAPAN ANXIOUS TO SAVE "LOSS OF FACE"
    158 11 Reuter. Tokyo. July S5 4 KID for the amicable settlement of the Changkufeng incident is A ln report that the Japanese government may propose ment of two Hint Japanese Manchoukuo and Soviet etmnm ss jns c «e to ttie the frontier disputes and
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    LONDON FEARS FAILURE OF CZECH NEGOTIATIONS
    281 11 Alternative Solution? Reuter. London, July 24. QREAT satisfaction is expressed in London with the results cf the royal visit to Paris and both as regards the state functions and private diplomatic conversations it is -It that <he visit proved the greatest success. From the
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    ALPINISTS IN PARIS
    80 11 Watched by President Lebrun and his Ministers, detachments of the French Army paraded down the Champs Elysees. Paris, in the annual Bastille Day celebrations. Bastille Day celebrates the fall of the famous State prison of Paris in 1789. marking the outbreak of the Revolution Here are Chasseurs
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    Another Big Battle Imminent
    116 11 Saragossa, July 24. RATIONALIST troops operating on the Extremadura front have captured the town of Castucra. with many prisoners and much material. In course of four days they have captured 1.760 square miles at an almost unprecedented speed, though the entire area is not yet fully
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    Queen Marie Honoured
    42 11 Reuter. Moscow July 24. A MEMORIAL service to-day for Queen A Marie Rumania was held at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral -Moscow b I ole surviving Cathedral and was the first service for royalty held in Moscow ince the Revolution.—Renter.
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    Japan Loses Forty Warships In Fortnight On The Yangtse
    221 11 Shanghai, July tf. IT is officially announced by Chinese military headquarters n Hankow that during the past fortnight a total of 21 Japanese naval vessels have been sunk by the Chinese air force on the Yangtse. In addition to the above.
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    Attache Killed
    33 11 Reuter. Bucharest, July 24. THE Japanese military attache at Warsaw and several high Rumanian air officials were among 14 killed when a Polish air liner crashed near the PolishRumanian frontier Renter
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    BARCELONA AGREES TO LONDON PLAN
    32 11 Reuter. London, July °A. THE Spanish Republican (iovcrnmeut his accepted with a fey minor reservations the Non-intervention Committee's plan for withdrawal of volunteers from th-* war.— Renter.
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    1,000 MEN FIGHT FOREST FIRE
    110 11 Reuter. Vancouver, July 24. A THOUSAND lumberjacks assisted sailors from the Canadian destroyer "Fraser" in fighting one of the worst forest fires in the history of Vancouver Island. Great, pillars of fire, roaring through virgin timberland on tho Bast coast of the island, hundred miles
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    WORLD DRIVE TO END AIR BOMBING MENACE?
    326 11 Reuter. Paris, July 24. T ,?i i lnte t rna tio, K l PCa Ce < onfeience h <*re passed a resolution to-day in airc^ft^rm.m° m f Pen v° WnS dema di »S ihe supply of antitl c S IOUU bp unhindereJ a
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    Frontier Post Raided
    81 11 Reuter. Banmi, N W. Frontier. July 24. NINE were killed and ?A wounded in a raid on Bannu by 300 daceits belonging to the Waztris and other tnbes. The raiden occupied important points near the frontier constabulary post, the police station and outside the parade ground. After
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    NATIONAL BOYCOTT OF JAPAN?
    187 11 Reuter. London, July !1. THE Co-operative Wholesale Soeretv's attitude towards the i pronosa! o to boycott Japanese goods were explained by Sir William Bradshaw, the President, at a meeting of the society at Manchester. He snid that out of 1.200 imitated societies, cn!y 40 had asked
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    World Fair Plans
    76 11 British Official Wireless. London. July 23. THE future of the World Fair to be held in New York next year will be a replica of the Robert Burns cottage faithfully reproducing not merely the architectural but Interior decorations of the Scottish national poets home ai Alloway Ayrshire.
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    35 11 Washington, July 24. PRESIDENT Roosevelt's message U President Ortiz, of Argentina, sale that the Gran Chaco Peace Treaty between Bolivia and Paraguay offered (oncrete evidence cf the existence ol very neai and lasting inter-Americar solidarity.**
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    MANCHUKUO-GER MAN TRADE PACT
    104 11 Reuter. Berlin. July 24. A REPORT that Germany and Manchukuo have coyluded a trade agreement, whereby Germany will increase her purchases of soya beans from a hundred to two hundred million marks a year is denied by official German circles. It is learned that negotiations are
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    CITY WORKERS PRESS FOR ACTION TO STOP STRIKE
    583 12 COLONIAL SECRETARY APPROACHED POINTING out that the public generally are experiencing considerable inconvenience due to the ransport strike, over 20 associations, clubs and societies, mostly Chinese, are lodging a petition to-morrow with the Colonial Secretaiy, pressing for prompt aclion to settle the
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    ROAD MISHAP
    40 12 Singapore, Monday. Reported to have been knocked down a motor car in the small hours thi orning, a Bengalee was admitted to le Tan Tock Seng Hospital suffering om a gash in the left thigh, exposing le bone.
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    ROTARY ADDRESS
    19 12 Mr. S. H. Peek will address the Singa>re Rotary Club on Wednesday on "The ailding Society Movement."
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    PROVIDENT FUND FOR MINERS
    86 12 FORMED to promote the personal and professional interests of all persons employed on the staff of mining companies, the Mines Aslaiic Staffs' Association has just published its memorandum of association and articles of association. The establishment of a benevolent fund from which may be made advances
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    NIGHTSOIL STRIKE: APPALLING EFFECTS
    175 12 SINGAPORE. SUNDAY. THE LOCAL NIGHTSOIL COOLIES' STRIKE IS CAUSING GREAT INCONVENIENCE TO MANY OF SINGAPORE'S POPULATION. Many districts have not had their buckets removed since the commencement of the strike, last Thursday. Geylang residents especially are badly affected. The emergency hands consists of approximately forty vagrants
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    Heavy Floods In America
    87 12 New York, July 24. ABNORMAL rainfall caus.-d serious floods in different parts of America. The picturesque sheep country ground Sansaba, Texas, is threatened with the worst floods in its history, owing to the overflowing of the Colorado and other rivers, an area of a hundred miles
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    Chinese Assaulted
    61 12 ALLEGED to have been selling carbide of Japanese manufacture, the Teochew Proprietor of a sundry goods shop at 40, Merchant Road, was assaulted with a knife by two Chinese on Saturday afternoon. He received a slash wound over the ear and another injury. Though bleeding profusely when taken
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    Oslo Powers And War
    77 12 Reuter. Copenhagen, July 24. A SEVEN Power Conference of neutrals signatories of the Oslo Convention of 1930, opened here to-day and was attended by the Foreign Ministers of Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Belgium, Holland and Luxemburg. Dr. Munch, the Danish Prime Minister, in a speech declared
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    KUALA LUMPUR WEDDING
    23 12 Mr. John McGeoeh, of Malayan Collieries, and Miss Gladys Willmer, pholo graphed after their wedding at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday.
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    ALLEGED MURDER OF TAMIL LORRY DRIVER
    208 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Sunday. SIX Tamils of Genuang Division, Segamat Estate, Segamai, were committed for trial at the Assizes by Mr. A. J. GracL\ the First Magistrate, Segamat on a charge of murdering Segaran. a Malayalee lorry driver of tin same estate.
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    CAPTAIN BERESFORD
    54 12 Singapore, Monday. THE condition of Captain Rodney Beresford, Wearne Bros, pilivt, who was injured in a crash near the Swimming Club last Monday, is reported this morning to be unchanged, and he is still on the danger list. Suspicions that he had frac tured his spine are unfortunately
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    Y.W.C.A. MONTHLY MEETING
    271 12 THE Y.W.C.A. monthly meeting of the General Committee was held on Vriday evening at Raffles Quay, with the President. Mrs. A. B. Jordan in the chair. Apologies for absence were received from Mesdames F. D. Thompson. W. G. S. Dobbie and Miss D. Foston. The chief items
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    Funeral Of Mrs. A-L Johnson
    521 12 MRS. Marie Antionette Johnson, wife of Mr. A. K. Johnson, technical assistant of the Public Works Department, Central, Singapore, passed away at the General Hospital Singapore earlv on Saturday morning at the age of 39 year* Mrs. Johnson came of an oui Ceylon family, the
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    Railways Large Profit For 1937
    311 12 A LARGE increase in railway revenue is reported by the General Manager of the Federated Malay States Railways for 2937, the revenue from railways alone for the year totalling 515.362.388 compared 'with 511.931.182 for the previous year. Total revenue was 516,812,fi50 compared with $13,086, 733
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    COURT USHER WEDS
    58 12 Mr. Peter Scot Chong Chan, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Sect Lian Seng: of Singapore, and Miss Madeleine Lake, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lok-; Knoon Tok of Singapore, who uere married at St. Joseph s Church, V < lona Street, tUg morning. The bridegroom
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    LEGAL PROBLEM FOR MAGISTRATE
    138 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. "IT seems to me that this is an absurd situation. If the accused holds a lottery he is liable to a fine of $3,000. If he does not intend to hold a lottery he is charged with cheating. If he
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    FULL M LITARY HONOURS AT FUNERAL OF R. A. F. OFFICER
    510 13 DEATH OF POPULAR SPOR TSMAN rpHE death look place in hospital on Saturday night of Flying Officer I ve-Brown-Cave, the popular Royal Air *\>ree officer-sportsman. Hying Officer Cave-Brown-Cave suffered from septicaemia, and was treat meat on Thursday. Ij i
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    BREEZY SHOW AT THE CAPITOL
    155 13 HUMOUR and music are the chif-i Ingredients ol "The Big Broadcast of 1938'" which opened at the Capitol last night. It is a bright and breezy show, with W. C. Fields making a welcome return to the screen alter his protracted illness, and he has
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    24 13 Delegates of the British Optical Association and the Joint Council of Qualified Opticians attended In Rome the annual conference of the International Optical League.
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    TECHNICAL EDUCATION SUCCEEDING IN KEDAH
    334 13 (From Our Own Correspoodt'n!) Alor Star, July 22. PARTICULAR pains were taken by th<* Education Department, Kedah, to see that a hoy between the age of 12 (when vernacular education ceases), and IS, acquired in that gap of six years some sort of training; that
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    BUFFALO KILLER SHOT
    133 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Kangsar, Saturday. ABIC crowd gathered at the police station when a full grown tiger that was shot at night by a Malay farmer of Kampong Galon". Kota Lama Kiri, Kuala Kangsar, was brought for the usual police reward. It was said that
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    Malacca Rotary Club
    115 13 THE first meeting of the Malacca Rotary Club year was held last Tuesday when Rotarian Ho Seng Ong presided. The meeting was confined to a round-table discussion on how to enlarge the scope of Rotary in Malacca It was dec ided to have a dinner meetin j
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    SINGAPORE FIRST AT MALAYAN A.A.A. MEETING
    422 14 SELANGOR MAN'S FINE FEAT IN BROAD JUMP Better Than Existing British Army Record SINGAPORE won the unit championship at the Malayan A.A.A. championship meeting in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday for the first time since 1925. The Military came second with H less, and Selanqor
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    S.C.R.C. Easily Beat S.R.C. At Cricket
    253 14 THE B.CJLC. boat the S.R.C. at c- ckpt yesterday at Hon- J.'m Green by a comfortable margin. Loth teams will be touring Penang taring the August Bank holidays. Scores: S.R.C R H Bain c and b Chia Keng Hoc!: 0 M Valber" c Kee
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE SPORTS
    273 14 RESULTS at the annual athletic sports meeting- of the Medical College Union, held at the College grounds at Sepoy Lines on Saturday were as follows: Long Jump: I, Yong Kon Vui; 2, Lee Siew Choh; 20 ft. 11 1,2 ins. 100 Yards: 1. Yong Kon Vui; 2,
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE ATHLETICS
    283 14 KEEN rivalry marked the events at the annual athletic sports meeting of Raffles College at Bukit Timah on Saturday. Results were as follows: itO Yards- 1. Wood Kan. 2 De Sa 3. 3. Clarke. JO 4 5 sees. Pitting the Weight: 1. Ambrose and Wi: iams tte)
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    DAVIS CUP
    22 14 Reuter. Berlin, Saturday. In the semi-final of the European Zone of the Davis Cup competition, Germany beat France by 3—o.—Reuter
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    Malacca Volunteer Corps Meeting
    267 14 Keen Rifle Shooting (From Our Own Correspo7'dent) Malacca, Sunday. THE results of the annual rifle meet of the Malacca volunteer corps are as follows: Titania Trophy:—H. Q Wing 164; "B" Company (Chinese) 136; "A" Company (machine gum 108. Platoon Team Match:—"B" Company 165; 4A" Company 163;
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    RAIN AFFECTS TRAINING AT PENANG
    63 14 (From Our Own Reporter) H*av* penang, Monday. fcAV* ram till nearly six c'clock this morning interiered with training. Only a few nrrses from local staales were seen out. To T J2 K i nPIN and PETER JOHN did pace work, so did MAVOI RNFEN, NUTCRACKER,
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    MALAYAN "WIMBLEDON" STARTS TODAY
    269 14 WITH players frcm the Rutth East Indiee, Sa'c.eu. Ceylon ami Siam co;nruling, this year's Mrlavan "Wimbkdon" tournament will be more International Fn character than in farmer years, a.-.'! an added aUraetirn this year v ill be the intev-pe: match, on Davis Cup I ncs, between Rfataya
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    R.S.Y.C. JUBILEE TROPHY MERCHANT SHIPS' LIFE BOATS
    97 14 Singapore, Sunday. THE Royal Singapore Yacht Club announce that the fifth race for the Jubilee Trophy for Merchant's Ship's Life boats, presented In commemoration of the Silver Jubilee of His late Majesty King George V, will be held on Friday Sept. 2 at
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    Cricket Club Trounce Ceylon S. C.
    441 14 Victory By Innings Margin J7*E F|r4ranor* Cr j e i folder proof o" their r.f cricket this season ihen thei fc::tcd the Ceylon S] an innfep and W nnR in tvc- day fist tire which n*r to on cr«l on the S.C.C Padaj afternoon.
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    Cycle Road Race
    58 14 Entries for the third annual Si porc-Johore-Singaporr cycle n to be held on Auu 7 close on J at noon. All fees must be ns hon. secretary, Mr. C. 11. Ang, 6, sep Street. About twenty-three prizes nave arranged for this year's rare on display at Messrs
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    England Bowlers Rise To Occasion
    792 15 fourth Test Match AT LEEDS Interesting Stage Of Game t,ng staff* was reached orth Tost match at hirda? when, at the end day's play, the scores •23 and If far 0 wkt. U-STRUIA: ihc first day's play, ten dismissed! tor 223 ustraba had made 32
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    TEST SCORE BOARD
    296 15 ENGLAND—IST INNS. C. J. Barnett, c Barnett b McCormick 30 W. J. Edrich, b O'Reilly 12 J. HardstarT, run out 4 W. R. Hammond, b O'Reilly 76 E. Payntev. st Barnett b Fleetwood Smith 28 H. Compton. b O'Reilly 14 C. S. Price, c McCabe b O'Reilly
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    86 15 London, Saturday THE following are rlosc of play .score-; in ic-dayV County ciieket matches. A*" Bournemouth Hampshire vs. Somerset. Hampshire 352 "Moore 103». Somerset 33 for none. At Newport (Mon.) Glamorgan vs. Warwickshire. Glamorgan 170. Warwickshire 131 for six. A' Loughborough Ijeicesteishire vs. Worcestershire Leicester 26J iHoworth 5
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    MERRY TIME B.P.
    111 15 A match will be Dlayed of at the Happy World covered stadium on Thursday next at 7 p.m. between the Merrytime Badminton Parly and the Amateur athletic Union. Players and supporters are requested to assemble at the hon. r.ports captain r residence at 6.30 p.m. <or admission
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    FOONG SEONG CUP BADMINTON
    180 15 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Sunday. SELANGOR and Malacca qualiued for the sectional semi-finals of the Foong Seong Cup Competition, following respeltive wins over P.-v.mng and Kelantan at the Victoria Institution today Malacca won an easy a—o victory over Kelantan while Belartgnr boat Penang 4—t.
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    Batu Pahat Badmintors
    101 15 (From Our Own Correspondent, Batu Pahat. Satin day. I'URTHER ties in the Batu Paha: District open championship tournament were played off last week. In the doubles Cheng Earn and Eng Chin beat Ani Samad and Shaik Ahmad as expected. Kiong Kiam and Eng Seang qualified for the
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    Return Baseball Match Yesterday
    181 15 Singapore Beat Seafarer A COMBINED team from the American Association and the Singapore Cubs had sweet revenge yesterday at bt Joseph's field when they cd the Isthmian Line's s s Steel Seafarer baseball team to the tune of fifteen to first man at bat for Singa
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    YESTERDAY'S GOLF AT BUKIT TIMAH
    379 15 THE Singapore Golf Club second bimonthly mixed foursomes competition tor July was played at Bukit Timah yesterday aiiernoon and resulted in a win ior Mrs. H. W. Hamilton and W. McMullan with a net score ol 31 1 4 38 cards were taken out and
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    Tamils Reform Assn.
    116 15 game of ping-pong war, played at the Govt, Printing Dept. Sports Club round on Sunday last between Tamil's Reform Association and G.P. D. Spur. Cblu. The T.R.A. won 6 -3. The scores were as follows:— M. Arumugam beat W. T. Cherry 21— i;V 21—13. K. Sathappen beat
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    Singapore To Meet Selangor On Aug. 6
    574 16 Malaya Cup Soccer AT STADIUM Services Beaten !n Replay SINGAPORE qualified to meet Selangor in the final of the Malaya Cup in Singapore on Aug. 6, by defeating the Services by the only goal of the match, scored by Quan Cheong in the
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON TOURNAMENT
    265 16 BRIGHT badminton was seen yesterday at the Haw-Par H*». Clerical Union, when a further batch of four ties in the Singapore Badminton Association tourney was played. The two ties of the men's junior singles provided vigorous and interesting badminton, the players maintaining a high standard throughout. Samat
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    SELANGOR BEAT KEDAH
    90 16 (From Our Oivn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. EXPECTATIONS were realised—but only just—at the Stadium to-day. when Selangor just managed to beat Kedah by the narrow margin of two goals to one in the Northern section of the Malaya Cup soccer competition. For a 'Cup" match, the game
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    PENANG BEAT PERAK
    110 16 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. IN the other match of the northern section of the Malaya Cup competition, played here to-day. Penang beat Ferak by three goals to two. Perak were poor in the first half and almost gave a monopoly of the play to their
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    SOCCER DRAW
    40 16 The LoyaLs' Dininp Hall staff drew with the Nelson soccer team, one-all, at the Gutram School ground yesterday in a friendly soccer match. Pte. Walker scored for the Loyals and Chelliah for the Nelson team. Mr. Ellis refereed
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    JOHORE BAHRU BADMINTON TOURNAMENTS
    249 16 GOOD progress has been made with the men's singles and doubles badminton tournaments in Johcre Bahru. Results of ties made to date were:— SINGLES—IST ROUND A. Rahman b Bujang (Dapat) beat Chia Khiam Tee (Steadfast) 15—3, B—ls, 15—10. Y. C. Swee (Companion) beat Er Wee Cheng
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    EXCITING SOCCER AT SEGAMAT
    134 16 (From Our Oicn Correspondent) IN a rather fast exciting game of soccei the Belia Club of Johore outplayed a combined Segamat eleven to win by s—l.5 —1. Though Segamat were a weakened side due to the absence of a couple of Police players who were away
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    Municipal Services Sports Meeting
    225 16 Successful Function At Jalan Besar THE second annual sports meeting of the Municipal Services' Club was held on Saturday at the Jalan Besar Stadium in threatening weather which however, did not mar the day's sport. The presentatioa of prizes was made by Mr. W. Bartley at
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    Weights For Penang Races
    261 16 (From Our Ou n Repo renanj;. Satunl.n. "POLLOWING are handicaps l« )r u, c first day's racing on J u i> g the Penang Autumn meeting. HORSES, Class 1, 6 h-rs. Jack Druce <j 4 Pure Gold Eombiis m Miltondale Meadowman Sir Theobald Empiric Strathpeffer Calvados
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    BENGAL SECRETARIAT TO BE ENLARGED
    279 17 INCREASED WORK UNDER THE NEW CONSTITUTION (United Press). THE Bengal Government have decided to increase the staff of the Bengal Secretariat in order to cope with the volume of work which has increased by leaps and bounds since the inauguration of the new Constitution. Firstly,
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    STORY OF THE PRESS GANG
    201 17 IN thes? days, when the British Navy is manned by a voluntary personnel, it is strange to think that some oi the Navy's most brilliant actions In the past were Fought by ships whose crews were composed largely of men forced into service by tne
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    Rudyard Kipling Scholarship
    163 17 (United Press). Simla, July 19. THE Council of the Rudyard Kipling Memorial Fund has awarded a number of scholarships for boys under fourteen and fifteen years of age tenable at the Imperial Service College, Windsor. The annual value of the scholarships is £70 which is considered sufficient
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    TECHNOLOGICAL EXAMINATION BOARD IN MADRAS
    145 17 (United Press). ON the recommendation of the Director of Industries, the Government of Madras have constituted a Technological Examination Board with a view to controlling the conditions under which young men. aspiring to diplomas of the School of Technology, Textile Institute or other central Technological
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    Regular Payment Of Rents To Landlords
    75 17 (United Press). THE Maharajadhiraja of Darbharga has ?ent a letter to Dr. Rajandra Prasad imoressing on him the desirability of starting a propaganda among the tenants to persuade them to pay their rents regularly to the landlords. He suggests that it is essential that
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    The New Method of Administering Castor Oil to children and elderly people
    160 18 I method o! Incorporating Castor Oil Into Ch icolate form Is ci tirely new. duced by a manufacturing Chemist ol England, under the distinguished 1 I patented name of CASTO PHENI Delicious in taste ard flavour. phene is
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    DEATH RITES HOLD UP TRAFFIC
    157 18 Berlin. A POLICEMAN on duty near the Alexander Platz in the East t f Berlin, which is practically as busy as Ludgate Circus, was amazed to see gypsy death rites being performed in the middle of the street a gaping crowd. This was too much
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    Governor Goes To K.L. On Friday
    139 18 LI IS Excellency the Governor accom- panied by the Private Secretary and the Aicle-de-Camp, will leave Singapore by train on the evening of July 29 on a visit to Kuala Lumpur. His Excellency will return by the night train on Aug. 7 arriving at
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    BOY MEETS GIRL
    46 18 A garden party took place at St. James's Pale«e. London, when purses were reieixed by the Duchess of Gloucester in aid of the National Council for Maternity and Child Welfare. Photo shows: Uisabcth Ann Kieketls (as boy) and Elizabeth Sanger as "ballroom dancers."
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    Nurse And Patient In Tale Of Kisses WIFE GETS A DECREE
    689 18 London, July 12 WHETHER the relationship between a man and a woman who Uvea in the same house was that of a patient and a nurse or something entirely different was a question that faced Mr. Justice Hudson in
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    THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN IN AN AIR RAID
    59 18 This picture, ju?t received from Valencia, Spain, taken dariag aum raids by Natienalist aircraft on British and ether merehui t the pori. there. These raids took place on the same day. one <»i t which suffered most severely being the London steamer
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    THIS OLD LADY WAS NOT SO SHY
    121 18 Utlic old hidy patting hj. Seemed so sweet end New York. Juh 1 MRS Ida Jimeyfield. a»ed W*j five, was shopping in a siitci Farmington. Michigan, mk heard a noise comma from as acrors the road. Mrs. Jimevfield entered saw two bandits who
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    DETECTIVES ARREST NUDISTS
    76 18 mum**** 1 m a PARTY »f nud-t A wen mnbathing rails, imi r« rrom th receive* a radc shock found themselves caiifr*"** detectives. They weir urn ted :< with Indecency Thej bail of ElO In eacn For some time the p trict had heard run rclony. The
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    Ministerial Crises In Three Provinces GOVERNOR REJECTS CONGRESS BILL
    279 19 OUR DAILY INDIA PAGE —Edited by G. S. Muthukrishtian B. Sc. frontier (United Press). It, Air Mail) i, hawar, .lui> 17. TfM i mors -m" to the Bill I* for repealing repressive laws a Sutter in local politic circles. The Ministers,
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    Gold Drain From India
    74 19 (United Press). 'By Air Mall) A. Bombny, July 16. large quantity oi gold worth Rs. 73.61.494 was Humbay to foreign coun'he s s. "Maloja*-" 1 arried ten consignments •ollectively valued at for London and one more wth Rs. lor for New York. Paris or r 01
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    MINISTERS GO AGAINST PARTY MANDATE
    508 19 Sind (United Press). (By Air Mail) Karachi. July 17. *JpHE action of the Sind Ministry in agreeing with the Governor on the question of introducing a new sliding scale of land assessment, against the mandate of their Parly, has put the Allahbux Ministry in a
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    AGENDA FOR MUSLIM LEAGUE COUNCIL MEETING
    134 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail) New Delhi, July 18. SEVERAL important items figure on the agenda for the forthcoming meeting of the Council of the AllIndia Muslim League, to be held here at the League's office in Bahmaran on July 30. The meeting will
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    Sind Congress Party's Resolution
    243 19 (United Press). (By Air Mai!) Karachi. July 17. THE Congress Party, which met at ten last night and continued their deliberations till the early horn's of this morning, adopted a lengthy resolution withdrawing its support to the present Allahbux Ministry. The resolution says: "The Congress Party
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    WORKING COMMITTEE MEETING
    92 19 (United Press). Bombay. July 18. THE Congress Working Committee which will neet at Wardha on July 23 has a lengthy agenda to go through there being as many as eight items for consideration. Besides these the meeting will Consider the recent suspicion which Mr. Subhas Chandra Bose
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    Deadlock Over Portfolio Issue
    403 19 C.P. Berar (United Press). (By Air Mail) Najrpur. July 17. pOLLOWING a breakdown in the talks between the Ministers of the Central Provinces and Berar, on the question of the redistribution of portfolios, two Ministers from Berar—Mr. R. M. Peshmukh and Mr. P. B. tiole— have
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    65 19 (United Press). Enquiries in official circles in Simla in connection with the report that pressure is being brought upon the Government of India in regard to the IndoBritish trade negotistions. indicate that the Home Government Is not trying to influence the Government of India in any way In regard to
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