Morning Tribune, 27 April 1938

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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 3.— No. 74. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. April l>7, 1938. FIVE CKNTS
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    INCOME TAX UP BY SIXPENCE
    328 1 PETROL TEA DUTIES The Budget Speech IN l\< Kl W OF fiD IN INCOME-TAX. BRINGING THE FIGURE TO 5S 6D A THE POUND WAS DISCLOSED IN IHI BUDGET SPEECH OF SIR JOHN <jr\TO\ YESTERDAY ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE FOR THE NEXT FINAN- x vi 14 398.000 AND
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    Antil-Nazi Move In Britain ?
    104 1 A ntil -Nazi Move In Britain Berlin, Tuesday, THE British Ambassador has notified the Government that German visitors to Britain after May 21 will be required to comply with visa regulations, thus abolishing the existing agreement under which such obligation is waived. The reasons for the action have aroused much
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    CHINESE OFFENSIVE
    125 1 Hankow, Wednesday. ACCORDING to a foreign report from Taierchwanß, th« Chinese offensive on the as a shock to Japan. The Japanese offensive on the southeast has also been halted. Taking advantage of this, the Chinese are said to be preparing a counter-offensive on this front. A Japanese spokesman
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    KING ZOC WEDS TO-DAY
    146 1 lIM Tirana, Tuesday. yNLESS there is a last-minute change in the plans, there will be no reliious ceremony at the wedding to-mor-w of King Zog of Albania and Countess Jjeraldme Apponyi. daughter of the late Steuart of New York, owing to me difference in their religions.
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    BUFFER POOL
    56 1 London. Tuesday. inl Me <""on with the neus indicating that counJ *nandonment of plans connectin. the for «iation of a buffer Pod, Router is authoritatively "•»^<l that no communication on subject has been received by «>le quarters in London, verted by a hi*h authority »>e Malayan Government still
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    NO DELAY WANTED IN AIR FORCE EXPANSION
    284 1 LONDON TUESDAY. DEEP NATIONAL INTEREST IN THE POSITION OF THE BRITISH AIR MINISTRY WAS REFLECTED IN THE COMMONS TO-DAY, WHEN EARL WINTERTON REPLIED TO A LENGTHY PRIVATE NOTICE QUESTION BY MR. MONTAGUE. Karl Winterton explained that the party of experts now visiting the
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    POLICE FIRE ON MYSORE CROWD
    57 1 Bangalore, Mysore, Tuesday. THIRTY-TWO were killed and 48 seriously wounded when the police fired on a crowd of 19,000 attending a Congress Meeting at Kidursswatam, in the Kohdar district. The crowd assembled for the purpose of defying the Mysore State ban on hoisting the Congress
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    Anglo-Jap Agreement On Chinese Customs?
    61 1 Anglo- Jap Agreement On Chinese Customs? London, Tuesday REPORTS that an Anglo-Japane- > agreement on the Chinese customs has already been initialled arc denied In London where it is pointed out that a number of formulae OU the subject had ivd In Tokyo and London. Although boom program baa been
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      84 1 T ON OTHER M GES pM jj 1 Alleged SUbbing J Local Floods V Burnt Child's Check 3 Car Thefts 3 Fraser's Market 4 Report V Kace 7'raininf? Malariology Course 19 1 Local Sport 21, 22 &23 THE BUDGET IN BRIEF i itod expenditure £944,398.000 Estimated revenue 9 44,750,000 Estimated
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    MAN & SINGING GIRL WIFE IN CRITICAL CONDITIOA
    250 2 MAN SINGING GIRL WIFE IN CRITICAL CONDITIOA ALLEGED STABBING NEXT DOOR TO FIRE STATION A PRETTI CHINESE SINGING GIRL EMPLOYED AT A SINGAPORE VMI si WENT PARK, AND HER YOUNG HUSBAND, LIE CRITICALLY INJI RED VI THE GENERAL HOSPITAL AS A R1 sill 01 A STABBING WHICH TOOK PLACE AT
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    RUBBER SMOKEHOUSE BLAZE
    120 2 RUBBER SMOKEHOUSE BLAZE From Our on n -v Seremban, Tuesday DHompt and commendable action the Beremban Fire Brigade miv> loss at Parol Estate, eight miles out of town on the way to Bingapore, •in i morning when Ore broke out .suddenly in the smoke house The alarm readied Serenihan at
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    INDIAN CHIEFS QUARREL
    69 2 Jaipur. TU( I r e movin l climax In the Quarrel beh <>; T ui)ur > s id the it-ndatory Rajah" of ikur. All attempts to induce the 1 te the town ulccl. The Rajah has mount- »'d a small cannon at the main i i gate
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    COLD STORAGE VAN DRIVER ON CAUSING DEATH CHARGE
    300 2 Si: tf. a FATAL traffic accident at 6 a.m. A during a dark rainy day on April 14 at the junction of New Brl id and Street, In which a rickshaP ull( (i Tan Nah Nai received juries from which he died
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    SINGAPORE FLOODS
    83 2 iQEVEKAL part.s of Singapore were d under water yesterday afternoon as suit of a tropical rainstorm which swept over the island early yesterday moon. South Bridge Road, Bukit Timah and parts of Hong Bahru were completely inundated while Thomson Road was also red. Mam traffic along these areas
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    Acquitted Of Charge
    54 2 Singapore. Tuesday Francis Hoeden, who claimed trial* o»i a charge cf theft of a bag and a bracelet value $fc in a back lane off Rirch Road' was to-day pcquitted by Mr J c Cobbett in the Criminal District Court The bag and bracelet were the property
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    Lady Motorist Fined
    47 2 Singapore, Tuesday Miss A B. Mulder, of Gap House a young woman, was fined $10 by Mr R A Ward, the Fourth Magistrate, when she pleaded uuilty to a charge of negligent driving along Tanglin Read on Mar. 6 at 3 30 p. in
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    ALLEGED TO HAVE SHOT DEER
    593 2 4 MALAYS CHARGI IX lOIIORI J (From Our Oivn Correspondent, Muar, Tuesday A( \n|. of considerable interest heard by Mr. L. 11. Davis when a penghulu. a police corporal and two Malays were charged with having shot two deer on the night of Dec. 24
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    TIN ORE THEFT
    137 2 From Our Oic-n Reporter Kuala Lumpur, Tuesd THE charge against H. la Pont clerk to Messrs. Geo Blunn ar.< Ltd.. Klang. who was arrested la in connection with the sensational theft of tin ore from a railway truck at Port Swettenham and whose death under tragic circumstances
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    BURNED CHILD'S CHEEK WITH RED-HOT TIN
    338 3 i^Year-Old Aunt Fined For -rl l r f '7 111-Treatment From Our Owl Reporter) IPOH, TUESDAY. \G CASE OF ILL-TREATMENT WAS BROUGHT TO LIGHT A SECOND MAGISTRATE'S COURT BEFORE MR. A. V. AS W HO WAS ON THE BENCH IN THE ABSENCE OF CHE
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    CAR THEFTS TWO CHINESE CHARGED
    152 3 CAR THEFTS TWO CHINESE CHARGED Singapore, Tuesday. Wearing th( on garments, Chew m and Onfc. Kuan San stood in the dock ol the Second Police Court to answer a charge I g a motor car at Kim Seng Road on Mar. 30. The car belonged to a Mr. Chiong Pai
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    FOUND BY POLICE IN BATHROOM
    109 3 Singapore, Tuesday. QNATCHING h gold chain and locket "5 valued at $55. from a Chinese woman. Chan Fong Moi. at Ifosqui Street yesten fternoon, Chan Ah Kow. a Car.: d by a police constable, who had witnessed the incident Ah K v. mtered a coffee
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    Law Notice For To-day
    61 3 Before the Chl« I <'<>un !1 a.m. Part heard O. S. 157 37 Re Tan Cheng Ho, an infant etc: toi meni ore Mr. Justic< aßeckett Terrell in 2nd Court at 11 am. s. 304 3»i Re Will Bayna Abdul at i. Home in 3rd Court
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    New Spore Y.W.C.A. Club Formed
    147 3 New S pore Y.W.C.A. Club Formed BUSINESS GIRLS FORJCATHER group of Singapore girls met at the Y. W.C. A. tfternoon. the occasion oein^ 1 of the new club, which was it their "At Home" last rving of tea and a short social me created a friendly atmosl which to discuss
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    22 3 I Singapore. Tuesd;: CobCriminal D. Court, li being in p<, nd 28 round admitted the eferred d that the tae m munition
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    EMPIRE CABLE SCHEME
    187 3 EMPIRE CABLE SCHEME Governor's Message Of Congratulation Mn^apore, Tuesday. GREETINGS on the occasion ot the inauguration of the fiat rate Empire cable scheme were exchanged by Hfti BxecUenci the Governor. Sir Shenton Thomas, with Mr. Edunrd WiKhau. chairman of the Table and Wireless. Ltd. yesterday: Thi I bv B from
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    GOT FAT AFTER HER OPERATION
    63 3 GOT FAT AFTER HER OPERATION K ruse hen I 11 il, but i I I. d and H ;tiid weight A2 iii i. 30 in eigl ok no M B Kru the internal oi regularly and thoroughly products of digestion and th« that arc filtered from tin When these waste
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      4 3 •MAST l-ir* Laminated Padlocks
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      129 4 London. Apr -"> ki nm k Previous To-day Change i §m ier Quid Bpol 15 16 Seller 6 1 Unchanged 6 • Sellers 61 16 8 :.xd Ton Buy* Uncnan
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      73 4 ■i i on Paris (closl ig middle tt on Ai am (closing middle rate) T.T on Shanghai (closing selling ra T.T on Hongkong (closing .selling rate) i i on -i;*)' > ng sellin i t on N< k (closing sellin Previous ihi 12 8 96 1 16 1
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      BULLION MARKET
      32 4 GOLD Previous London, To-day Apr 26 Change » ine 1 1 i SILVER poi -i montl ard. £6-19-6 18 11 hi 19-5H 18 1 d 1 16 ââÃÃâ€
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      METAL MARKET
      20 4 f D\ Standard Spol faff .oon (cl< rice) '•'oivvaid Previous £167% £168% London, Apr. 26. To-day Changi 2%
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      64 4 Kll Kill It w York. Apr. 25 Tone Previous To-day cnanj pol Buyi Easy idy Se!.' 121/2 12 3 16 K. Julyja Buyers f-Pllpr^ r ,7 12 5 16 12 7 16 1 •) 1 r
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      LONDON SHARE LISI
      161 4 London. Apr Distillers Previous 99 6 304' 2 To-day Ott Q Change Dunlop Rubber General Electric yo y 30 9 *4' 2 d Imperial Chemical Industries 76 4 1 2 32 3 1363 o__ 76 4' > 32 3 136 3 25 9 a. i Imperial Tobacco
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    CHINESE OFFENSIVE
    422 4 (Continued from page 1) nese guerilla units are still very active in the lake region. The Chinese position south of Lmyi has been slightly changed and a coun-ter-attack was launched this morning on Tarncheng. This city and the towno southeast ol Yihsiea are the scene of furious fighting
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    Messrs. Fraser & Co.'s Share Report
    203 4 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Share Report Singapore, Tuesday. MINING. Tin at midday was $84.00. down 3 4. Although the general run ol quotations were marked down on the Stock Exchange yesterday the Tin share section was an exception and a number of bids were received this morn., higher prices with the
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    761 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Con. T. S. Ords. 18 3 19 3 E. Realty Co. 1.32»2 1.42% Sst Trust Ag. 4.76 5.15 Eastern United _r_t__-_\ __T _T\m___t 32.50 33.50 t. and N. Ord 14.25 do 7i 2 Pr. 9.15 940 non
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    172 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Tuesday. — MINING •%**• Buyers Sellers Ampat 446xd Batu Selangor 1.27 1.35
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    VILLAGE MOURNSHEN
    16 5 A hen known as the "b< Lithuania," wh 310-315 i K The inhar arra
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    230 5 Maynard Co. Ltd. $30,00 _M Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALIT 95 105 nom. r "Wwl yW__^___f_\__iii 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 100 102 nom 1 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 105 107 nom âÃÃâ€
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      191 7 ,NK AT OXFORD I Yank y>ith tlie y will be pul).il form in this from tu- t in version will !><■ the Capitol befinn \i.i ">: it is the lust i< turt <»t an undcrlife in a?' English s 1 fl L 4 W4SRIB «SO\ tMCTUBi I FRIDAY 29. j
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      238 7 WOMAN ACCUSED OF MURDERING HER HUSBAND: AND WHAT A MURDER! ror Uetails or this bensational Mory see fc ir\rit in CIRCULATION" I Just 9 hardworking gal 49 >-^^"^ c\ C^ v^d rather be >^^ oCC W^ oC^S- I O- Night married tnan President! y*^ cXNo* r\lUo^ w/^^^^B^^ > /sll.\^ will*
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    NON-INTERVENTION COSTS
    333 8 NON-INTERVENTION COSTS POWERS DEFAULT IN THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS I «Midon. April 25. AT a mretiiiK of thr Chairman's sub- Com mitt™- of the International Nonintervention Committee in London to day it transpired from a statement lit the a* counting offurr to the international fund that the balance available I Mill sufficient
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    A VOICE IN THE DARK
    80 8 A VOICE IN THE DARK Columbus. Nebraska A BURGLAR who knew all the ansv I'd ;it the h.uisc Ol Mr and Mrs. Adam Schmid here. Mrs. Bchmid heard in the night and thought it She called "Are you sick. Marvin?" "Yes," said th<" voice. "When called Mr.s. Schmid. "in my
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    GOVERNMENT BANS THAMES BARRAGE
    301 8 Serious Disadvantages From Defence Aspect mam Port of I»»d° n Authority anDefence to the effect that from that defence aspect the construction of a barrape across the Thames would have very serious disadvantages. In the Light of this report the Government had decided that they would
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    FIRE RISK IN DOCK AREAS
    419 8 Protection Against Air Attack DEFENCE of transport against air attack was the subject of a paper read by Wing Commander E. J. Hodsoll, C.B, Inspector-General of Air Raid Precautions, at a meeting of the Institute of Transport in London. Speaking about docks and canals, he
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    Opposition To British Air Mission
    310 8 Washington, Monday. CPEAKING in the debate in the Senate on the Navy Expansion Bill, Senator Lewis declared that unless the United States stopped selling war materials to foreign nations she might some day find herself fighting against American produced machines. Senator Lewis protested against purchasing
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    250 GOLF CLUBS Legacy Of Sydney Doctor
    78 8 250 GOLF CLUBS Legacy Of Sydney Doctor IN the assets of the late Dr.. JattJJ 1 Hunter, of Sydney, were 250 goi clubs a collection which is thoi^n. be a record for a private owner The collection included ancient tiuo as well as every type of mode rn ci^ Dr.
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    CANADIANS' CO-OPERATIVE PLAN FOR HEALTH INSURANCE
    460 9 CANADIANS' CO-OPERATIVE PLAN FOR HEAL TH INSURANCE I GOVERNMENT GIVES £1,000,000 IN GRANTS Toronto. DREPAID medical am! hospital care has removed the icar of the high cost ol illnett to-dftj from about 2,000 Toronto families through a co-operative health insurance plan. Dr. J. A. Hannah, a former research worker with
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    Seeing The Heart Hard At Work
    119 9 Seeing The Heart Hard At Work A I model of electro-cardio- which makes it possible for rve the patient's heartis an operation, has been de- Kansas City General It has been produced by Dr Frank nri Dr. Graham Asher. I Electrical impulses set up by the patient's heart -action are
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    COLOUR BAR Householders Must Curb Artistic Impulses
    101 9 COLOUR BAR Householders Must Curb Artistic Impulses Pra- ie HOUSEHOLDERS here are no longer allowed to paint their premises any they please. In many cases at s are of violently contrasting hues, but new regulations have been introduced to make Prague's streets aphonies of colour. Any one who proposes to
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    VICAR WANTED FOR SOUTHERN OUTPOST
    111 9 VICAR WANTED FOR SOUTHERN OUTPOST i rupr-r, Santiago, Chile. iHKEF, years 1 search for a hardy of n' 1 ca cn *Plain to take charge th, world's southernmost pahas failed. m th! hurc h Coun cil ol Punta Arenas, «J Magellan Straits, announces that Pears impossible to find a clergyman
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    STILL IN THE SWIM
    36 9 ST ILL IN THE SWIM I na ,Y an Skike a resident of bSSSk Ca K rliforni^ celebrated her ndoo^pool SWlmminp flVe mileS bit muscle-bound,- she said *ras "Otherwise I would have my annual 10 mile
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    LEAGUE OF NATIONS "ON SHOW"
    72 9 New York. THE League of Nations is to go "on .show" here for the first time In history. A League of Nations buiJdine Is to bo tructed on site of 20,000 square Vork World Fair 1939 "It will be the first occasion that the League
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    CINEMA INVENTOR HONOURED
    63 9 CINEMA INVENTOR HONOURED Pans. M. louis lumifkk. the French Inventor Ol Cini ap'ny. has b*< 1 1 honoured here by the French Film Pri .special luncheon. Th> took place at a 1 built on the Slt4 ol a cafe when 1 in 1891 vi demonstrations ol the fit t films.
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    SWIMMING POOL FOR JULIANA
    81 9 SWIMMING POOL FOR JULIANA Amsterdam. A pen-air swimming pool is to bo built forthwith m the "round Boestdijk, I dencc of Prince Bernhard and Princess Juliana. The pool will be situ;' I to the tennis courts In what was formerly I deer park, and la to be a terrace for
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    HAIR MENDS HER STOCKINGS
    79 9 N uju I Hare of Foronte has a ladder la ha ing she tioos not have to I i for a thread to Hi it up. i She mhtHv plucks MM siraud (if her leng {;<»!<!♦ t? hair iri(f iewa up the laddei ith i that.
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    PRICELESS ART EXHIBITS
    77 9 AN exhibition <>t Italian incalculable <*..'■;-• and sv Paul, Regent ol Yuj i Thi 120 l .(1 Dial ntury B.C. and tl epM I ol th< ie ol Mussolini id modelled bj ul has lent tl from ln^ private oll< I Ol wl by Titian and the
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      153 9 VIGOUR EL w w mm Tlß' V^/f Vlr hen toke Sonatogen it is as if o new stream of //fe y flows through my veins." THOSE WORDS OF A SANATOGEN-USER CONTAIN THE PLAIN TRUTH. M SANATOGEN li HEALTH! It contains the essential constituents oi heJd and the bred body and
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Wednesday, Apr. 27, 1938 BROADCASTING
    257 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Wednesday, Apr. 27, 1938 BROADCASTING tuk use (»t wireless broadcasting for political purposes, which to the \nU rnational Conv< u<m at Geneva in 1936 and to the nibsequent ratification protocol by eight States, becomes Increasingly (mportani to-day. inr i itimate has it that th( <ic over one
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    WAR OF IDEOLOGIES
    588 10 Tokyo exhibition of *>. us thoughts" and propaganda, held In Uokyo's lar artment si ati ted "i v: i the 'i i re pont ver Thi tly aim to emphasl Stl and p edly pro-Communist I warn the Jl nst the Insidious menace ol I W in
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    PERSONALITIES
    71 10 Mr T. D Hughes has been appoi ed Deputy Public Prosecutor. Penanf returned from leave and assumed co mand ol B. V.F, SelanW If. Jame MM. ED., of the 2nd 'Selangon B talion. F.M.S V.F.. left Kuala Lum] on Friday on leave. R M Levinge, Senior Super tendent. Customs
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    36 10 A watercress K atheier at work at the picturesque beds at Fwelme. Oxford, uh h h supplies London with toff* I 1 centaxc »l the supply. [He *atercresi mm is now at its height. (Topical Press).
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    JAPAN TO MAKE BIG CHANGES IN NAVAL PLANS
    314 11 JAPAN TO MAKE BIG CHANGES IN NAVAL PLANS I PREPARING FOR CONTINGENCY, SAYS NAVY MINISTER \V\S S INTENTION TO MARK CONSIDERABLE CHANGES IN J HER NAVAL ARMAMENT PLANS WAS REVEALED BY ADMIRAL MTTSUMABA YONAL NAVY MINISTER. IN A PRESS INTERVIEW. The change, he emphasized, was made necessary by the big
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    BRITISH SHIPPING BOYCOTT URGED
    162 11 BRITISH SHIPPING BOYCOTT URGED s Waterfront Incident j s At Yokohama j I Yokohama, Apr. 5. i HUNDREDS of handbills, urg- n ing Japanese stevedores > not to assist in landing cargoes from British steamers, were S scattered along the waterfront i here this morning. The handbills were signed "Katsukichi
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    AMERICA HAS G$190,000,000 UNCLAIMED
    264 11 AMERICA HAS G$190,000,000 UNCLAIMED T RE are no less than 190 million gold lying m American bank vaults day, and no one claims ownerfortune. Some 5,000,000 ictually can ask for various frachuge total, but none d> mm si a." it there is such an > be holding sway over rich.
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    Gypsies Honour Their Saint
    175 11 Gypsies Honour Their Saint de. PEVERAL UlOUSandl I u brightly coloured costunn been the feast ol their own particular Saint, whom they call "Aunt Bibiya". Shi red to the gj because she Ls .said to protect their children irom i 1 1 1 1 The gypsies, most of whom are
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    NEW DEAL FOR INDIAN PRISONERS
    147 11 NEW DEAL FOR INDIAN PRISONERS New Delhi. INDOOR games, more varied diet and wireless sets arc among the improvements to prison life which will be introduced in the United Provinces, if the recommendations of a committee on gaol reform are adopted. According to an unofficial summary, the recommendations include: Permission
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    £100 FOR FIVE-MINUTE JOB
    136 11 £100 FOR FIVE-MINUTE JOB AN expert knife-thrower has y n been paid noo t«» r t>i minutes' work in a film here. i I'UKis I.ederer, the film Uter, was required in the film to be strapped to a target board S on which his body was to be i completely
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    119 12 The St:iinton(i;iii- Hounds met recently in picturesque setting on the beach at Robin Hood's Bay. on the Yorkshire roast. This pack hunti the cliffs and moors between Ihe bay and Whitby. Photo knows youg and old intflVMted in the park as the] make thru u.,\ from
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    159 13 Kw the road for cl 1 1 1 > on the IV. a motortrt'i attention to K.] Hi. Surrey. Libation of the Tyne to wan, Hunter and Wifham Ri- Edinburgh performed is 10,000 toi Several hundred officers, representing all the Annv Commands, students from the colleges,
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    667 14 I'lan.M.l for b«Mtj Mid "nv.-menre, IhC th.s mon>lll bathroom has utilised the odd spates on either s.dr of th€ n ash -basin to make convenient little cupboards. Oreen hath and bas.n ft!C complete harmony with the- rrst of the room, on the right tiled in deep
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    277 14 Look After Your Clothes ii" you favour Linen coats and skirts tfflce wear, remember that it 1 good economy to have two skirts to one coal 'h the constant sitting. the skirt wears out and look.s shabby while the coal to still quite good A NEVJ I articiei ol clothing
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    1080 15 ailment— "Suburban neurodescribed In the 'Lancet" Itephen Taylor. Senior resident fleer at the Royal Free Hosour London Corresbas formed the Unpr ire fewer "bottle -loving patients, and then en tak i by you:--; women states-. to tell th< story 01 She is 28 or 30
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    20 15 that and i fll(> ->mcn this season the name of tho :k In the when applied (iibJv indelible
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    95 17 Mill's ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OH EXPECTED 10 AKRIVI I ntrancc I \it Ship Codown <■;.(,• Saal, ,X Mir/apore |<, 3 Bhutan Agamemnon II President Adams 11 3 Kvkbank Buenos Aires Maru 4H 4 5 Hamburg Maru 1 6 5 KtfMl 5 KEPPKL HARBOUK Main Wharf: Lch. Kin°ilsher.
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    365 17 FIFTY YEARS IN THE NAVY Retirement Of Henderson Line Commodore CAPTAIN DAVID MEEK, commodore Of the Henderson Lines flft nest of honour at a Luncheoi board the company's liner Prome In Queen's Dock. Glasgow. The occa presentation to Captain Meek, who is retiring after 50 years in the Merchant Navy.
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    78 17 Miss Susan Hayward. a New Yoik "modeJ." has buen placed under contract by a film studio. According to Mr. Lewis Hippe. who supervises studio gymnasium work, Miss Hayward has measurements which in almost every respect with the "pe figure Here they are: Height -sft. 3 ins.
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      273 17 I IMItVS PHILP LIXE. j Incorporated in Australia) MERKDR May 30 ™nl 3 ■fni?n ea p roUnd trip tickets from Singapore t o Australia issued at the iuuovwng rates. Fl SiK C]ass P ass^ngers may transfer at Singapore. Bn.vbane. Sydney or Melbourne to the connecting K.P.M. Vessel. ?ifi H B
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      234 17 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE! TODAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME South-West Sumatra. S.-East Celebes, Moluccas and -r S?:S: SirSr^ y) Eg ypt and aal£ l0 am (Parcels only) imemnon 27 noon Parcels on > Buenos Aires Mam 27 1 pm. .south) Buenos Aires Maru 27 1 p.m. 30X11 Buenos Aires Maru 27
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    760 18 PARTITION ISSUE ONLY OBSTACLE TO COMPLETE ANGLO-EIRE RAPPROCHEMENT PROVISIONS OF THE NEW PACT London, April 25. ANOTHER triumph for Mr. Neville Chamberlain's polic) of practical realism in politics is h London is inclined to view the Anglo-Irish agr ment which was signed at 10 Downing Street this afternoon. Tribute is
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    1042 18 \/<v Fraser Cos Review Of Past lorlmght Singapoi Ugj no issui Weekly Circular last week owing to th i and this bi rtew rovers a period ol two to-day. during the.se two weeks have been quite good but th< ealed the lack of solidity In
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    PREPARING FOR COMING RACES
    946 19 GOVERNOR WATCHES I YESTERDAYS FAST I TRACK GALLOPS Singapore. Tuesday. Bl MAJU I 8 BUFEBBUS IARGE fathering <>f ipeetfttm, 4 whom were HE the Gov- r and Udj Thomas, and bright I"? k morn"* F2Z& trftinin* at Bukit „:en I** «,.rk was the toy, ta privation
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    30 19 SPEARTOWN <Ba«byi and PRIN( PRIM were concerned in fast work from the third furlonq which the former won Bpeartown like Blieve Donard, is one of the best erifflna SO far
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    390 19 MALARIOLOCY COURSE BEGINS PROGRAMME FOR MA/.\)Al\ CFNTRFK tup: Fifth International Course m Ma- lariology, held under the auspfc the League o! Nations, commenced on Monday at the Medical College in Singapore. The course is divided into two pa] I Hi Theoretical, clinical and laboratory studies at the King Edward Vir
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    ARAB PRINCE ARRIVES
    106 19 Singapore, Tuesday. H. R H Prince Seif Al- Islam Hussein, a member <>f the ruling house of Yemen (Arabia/, who, accompanied by his cntouraar. arrivi here by the "Conte Ve r rte" en route for Japan, where he anil attend the Mohamcddan Congreu in I and the
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    38 19 Singapore, I'm sday. Pleading guilty to a charge of driving motor-car without, a licence on Mar. 23 at Paterson Road, Mr. Douglas Campbell Meathrel] was to-day mud $8 by the Fourth Magistrate, lit R. A. d.
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      547 20 ON THE RADIO I .<¥ LONDON Tnm in 2:— 6.05 p.m.- f* IX pm. ''Kl UJI metres (21.53 me*); iiSH 13.97 metres (21.47 mci); OSG IMI metres (17.79 mcs) and OSO 1!» 7t; metres (15.18 mcs). Transmission 3.— 9.15 p.m.— 1.21 u.m <;s:i-13 97 metres (21.47 me*); >(. l»;.M metres
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      979 20 HONGKONG 31.49 metres (9.52 n b 20- 6.20 p.m. Chin. 6.20 p.m. Dance Mi; 652 p m Closing lex I tior* 6.55 p.m. Variety. 720 p.m. Local Time S ther Report and Announ 3 p.m. Concert Wa 7.40 p.m. London— '"I i —A fortnightly rcvi [Tome Presented by Pa 8.10
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    89 21 the feu! 9 ue^ tion she to around Ut She refused and Uhe mS 111 thc child witoeM u?e u c^r^r ttettoandpui child', cheek. an d had no t I- She loved the <>hild Tho 1 arr^al from China. lp n y*°«*uting officer asked his wor:K J Bfrio of the
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    24 21 'ii don. Tuesday. v ■Its in the British Ha championshij ond I China. 0-6, t beat Lee 6-1, 6-4, 6-4.
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    161 21 1/ The Cinemas "Lady Of Secrets" At The Pavilion DUTH CHATTERTON'S appearances in 11 films in these days are sufficiently infrequent for the showing of a new iilm of hers to be a cinematic event. Her new Columbia picture, "Lady of Secrets which opened at the Pavilion last
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    "THE HURRICANE" Thrilling Drama At The Capitol
    235 21 "THE HURRICANE" Thrilling Drama At The Capitol THAT the popularity of Dorothy Lumour is at as high a pitch as it has ever been was evidenced by the reception which was given to "The Hurricane," the United Artistes production wnu-h began a season at the Capitol last night. Playing opposite
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    HUDDERSFIELD'S CUP FINAL XI
    49 21 London, Tuesday. UL'DDERSFIELD'S provisionally se- lected (up final side is as follows: Hereford; Craiff and Mount ford, Willing ham, Young: and Boot; Hulme, Isaac, MrFadyen, Barclay and Beasley. It is notable that the wingers were formerly of Arsenal. This will be Hulmes fifth final.— Reuter
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    SINGAPORE RACES
    70 21 Weights For Additional events WKfrurna <■„ Sin &apore. Ti t.KrHrs for one more rarr i HORSES, r \ss niV J, hks. Brass Bullet 90 Indult FIFTII DAY, MAY 1 1 HORSES, CLASS 4. DIV. l, 6 TOM Budapest 9 0 DaiyDevi] 90 CapUin Bal» 8 12 Benedl 9
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    R. E. BEAT R. A. F. Inter-Unit Tennis At Seletar
    178 21 R. E. BEAT R. A. F. Inter -Unit Tennis At Seletar THE Royal Engineers visited Selrtar to play the other Ranks of the R.A.F. and won by ten Beta to six sets. A lenture of this match was the confident form of S.M. Beckett and QMS Yule who were the
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    Water-Polo Match
    78 21 A friendly water-polo match will be played between Married and Single at the Chinese Swimming Club on Sunday 11.15 am. between the following players: Married: Choo Seng Kay, B. C Ooh, Ng Mong Guan. Teo Siew Sun. Seow Sian Chye, Tan Wee Chwee. Lee ChOOO Ngee. Reserve Seah
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    Y.M.C.A. Indoor Games
    36 21 An indoor gam< lal "P< n to all Y.M.C.A. members will be held to-night at 7.30 p.m. At the conclusion the pn/won In the billiards handicap and Ch6tt|J championship will bf distributed J
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    Manchester Centenary Dinner
    118 21 Manchester Centenary Dinner London, Tu MANY of Manchester- n,,, t lamous mm were preseni at the dinner given by i*>rd Kemaley last night in Manchester at the opening <>f the City\ centenary celebrations which begin ofpciallj on May 5 with the opening of the Centenary Exhibition showing the city's progress.
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    2,000 GUINEAS
    33 21 London, Tuesday. AMENDED probables for the 2.000 guineas: Ic circle (Ferryman). Glen Loan id. Smith). Bland star (Butche Scratched: The Warn, Kh;m Bahadur Golden Eagle, Jubilee Day, Berwick Eildon Hill Rj-uter.
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    WORLD TITLE FIGHT
    29 21 Minneapolis, Tuesday. 'JOHN Henry Lewis knocked out Emilio U Martini/ of Denver. Colorado, in the fourth of their fifteen round fight for the light-heavyweight title.— Reuter
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    137 21 There was no play in the B.C.C t« iniis tournament yesterday. TO-MOKROW'S TIES Mixed DouMcs Hamlicip (Semi-final): tfr. and Mrs. A. I). Anderson i 3» vs. tlajor and Mrs. W. H. W. Crawford I 2* Mixed Doubles Level (Semi-final) Ir. and Mi- k. c. Cherrington vs.
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    206 22 SC I cnooi a r- D r R.I The following will rsprcscnf the in th AaW Ally All Yi [brahim unan f on liman, Dollah, Salleh Anggulia, Abdul All Aim, ."l Ismail Ali. Hai .in R.C R C mi M AUv. All Ibrahim I i Puteh, mii;u.
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    14 22 pill <i: I I- 11, who iten bj the- R.A.F. reserves jesti I ribunc
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    203 22 Cricket XI Trounced By Schoolboys IN a cricket match played on Sunday .it Fairer I I Boy's Cricket Union beat the Newton Rod by 100 run Scoi SCHOOL SOT'S (i Ortega 14 1 Sie* Ki; <■,:• b 0 12 E. W. B 02 Hock Lim b Or; 18
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    21 22 Th lon match arrai to be played .it Oillman yesterday betind I'ulau Brani was tponed to I In.
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    20 22 Y. W. C A. Tennis Thi the v M Kami; Alzawa could not ed yi will On Th Huck Vulr
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    233 22 Sunday's Spoon Meet At Seletar The following is the result of the han<»on Shoot fired on Seletar n Sunday last. J. Hart of the R.I F. was suci ful with score of 101.75 out of a Sie 105. Scores J. Hart 92 +6 101 Fitzgerald 93 I 3
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    52 22 HOME SOCCER London, Mom.. |>OSTPONED League soccer matche 1 played to-c. ENGLISH i V.I l DIV. I! (1 2; Newcastle U. 0. NGUSH LEAGUE, DIV. 11l (Southern) IJ I; Bournemouth 0. NGI ISH LEAGI J F)l\ 111 Northern) i 0 rd lead l 0. l. ton 1 SCOTTISH U IGUE,
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    431 22 S. A. F. A. LEAGUE TABLES p 1 1 [EST DIVISION p. W. L. D.I Chin 7 5 (1 2 20 '9» 5 4 1 0 13 4 5 3 1 1 10 7 S.R< 7 2 2 3 11 16 (2) 5
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    96 22 TEAMS for S.C.C. lawn bowls triple- open tourney are as follows:— TIH'RSDAY'S TIE 11. R Wilson, J. A. Dean and IBrooks vs. H. Gray, J. E. Jean pt. E. R. Map!FRIDAY'S TUB T B J. Riley and B I E. J. Cassels, A. Hinds and R G
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    354 23 lEAGUE SOCCER STADIUM Finished In Heavy Downpour u *< IV II 0. D opportunism, and pei nt triers, took mil points from the Second Division of the Anson Road Stadium tiing by two goals to nil. themselves to t, far too much In front of goal,
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    18 23 IHI KOV VI. AIB FORCE reserves, uho beat the Chinese reserves l—i) in i second division match. (Tribune).
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    348 23 Nine Goals In Business Houses League Soccer A.l\(. 7; (.It ...2. THE A.P.C. had very little opposition in terday's Business Houses League match with the G E C, played on the V M C.A. -round and they romped home winners by the wide margin of seven als to two. The
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    272 23 Singapore, Tuesday THE April men's medal played on liv.' Stapleford Reckoning during the week-end resulted in a win for W. F. in A Division with a Store of 57%. In 'B Division. J. F. S. Wilson won with B score of 34. The following were sonic ol the be
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    46 23 DRADMAN and of the Australian cricket Board Ol Control thn London Mcdiral Report that Bam- broke a bone in his wrist durii i ■<> will be unable to play before July It is understood they asked man Board within a few days. ReuU
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    348 23 Terror Too Good For Terror n I; PsbUshei TI f of two miiiutt s midway In nd hall won for tii' Terrors by a comfortable margin their match in th< sion of the 8A P a League a U the Publishers on the 8n is groi terday. The
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    L G. U. MEDAL
    87 23 Competition At Bukit The Singapore Goll Club L.G U Medal competition was played at Bukil Timah on Monday and resulted In .1 a r tore "i i The following were thi irned Miss 8. LUi 19 67 Mrs R. L Nunii 70 M M Pate] 12
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    RE-ENTRY OF IRISH DOMINION INTO COMITY OF EMPIRE?
    472 24 RE-ENTRY OF IRISH DOMINION INTO COMITY OF EMPIRE? BRITISH PRESS WELCOMES NEW PACT Lmien, Apr. Till, (tit.ro pTCH welcomes thr \m;|c> Irish BflllllMllll "•"•g with th,- exception of the Dtf] Mill, which eairiei romnin ihr general .itt.tu<ic Ls thai the paiWe *aiM »ut*... B h I* potfhto L irhkh fee
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    91 24 Distinguished Visitors From India UNDER the auspices of the Indian Association. Singapore, Mr. T. S. Ramalingam Chettiar, member of the Indian lative Assembly, who la on hie way to Java and Sumatra on a tour, will deliver an address on "The Present Indian situation," to-day at 5.30 p.m.,
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    76 24  - Mongolian Troops Defeated Sin Chew Jit Poh Hankow. Tuesday. F\ CfcfaMM laini to have rctover vi\ lls.aiigyuen in Shansi. where over 1.000 Japanese retired in the fiehtins. leavins huge supplies. Over 10 000 boKiis Mongolians w; wounded in a bifi batt .ingshuiho. their main strength of llV€ divisions being broken
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    106 24 London, T Sir Miles Lampson, British Ambasto r in Cairo, baa on Instrui tl informed the Egyptian Government that HI m r Unil 'i 1 at the increase in Egypi tton got* TVEi rod and which m w ile Indu British Government n tneir right to express their
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    52 24 New York, Tuesday. The Rubber Workers' Union at Akron have announced their willingness to accept a temporary wage reduction in Goodrich plants. The Detnot automobile plants have completely returned to normal after the recent interruptions. The unions of nearly all New England woollen mills have acquiesced to wage
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    151 24 Other unspecified measur companv reorgai n, death duties, in sinking fund, and business of insurance compani* Intimated revenue on the existing basis iu 'J'U 1.400.000, h-avinjf (9,998,000 t(» be found. The estima penditure which «as £811.2 millions more than nate did not inolud amount for supplementary del Income-tax
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    81 24 THK Commons was crowded to hear Sir John Simon present his fir-' budget. At the outset of his speech, the Chancellor mentioned that last year's revenue receipts were live times greater than 25 years as<>. £8724 millions, but it would n«»t bi right to treat them as proving
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    42 24 Pa; M. Blondel ha.s arrived from I report to M the Franco-Italian talks. Wei! i d quarters beli< ve that alth< i tain difficulties hu. not <>i a nature to prejudice thi able trend of negotiations whicl imed on Co Tira. Reuter
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