Morning Tribune, 5 July 1938

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    11 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE ■.,.1 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY July 5, 1O. FIVE CENTS
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    FRANCE PREPARING TO MEET JAPANESE THREAT
    142 1 FRANCE PREPARING TO MEET JAPANESE THREAT NEW BASE NEAR HAINAN? London, Monday. FRENCH CIRCLES IN LONDON CONFIRM THE FRENCH OCCUPA- TION OF PARACEL ISLANDS (WHICH ARE SITUATED TO THE SOUTH-EAST OF HAINAN AND OFF THE ANNAM COAST) AS REP >RTED BY DOMEI. It is pointed out that the islands are
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    Arm Gangs Rob Police Store, Steal Uniforms
    55 1 Arm Gangs Rob Police Store, Steal Uniforms Monday i f re killed and eight thersarein S 1 rhem v ln« of i which three lied. i four Arabs < wounded m a t m which seriously In* .ci t reed up to i ti into the v rmui and took
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    MUI-TSAI IN HONGKONG
    47 1 Statement liv Commons v Monday. Mr. MacI linanee Islaturt latter ibli '.'i conf irui-sai In Hong- ree. plied that it was understood terminated In llr. Mac Donald H ngkong Govern ment ihe decree. Ld that the new up ihe adminiitraOovernment'i import it properly Reuter
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    BRITISH CONSULATE BOMBED
    90 1 BRITISH CONSULATE BOMBED Cantnn. Monday. YEWS of a dramatic air raid which has resulted m the bombing of a British Consulate building at Foochow has just been received m thus city. A later message from Shanghai reveals that the British Embassy has confirmed the report •of the bambang of the
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    FRANCO'S REPLY TO BRITISH PROTEST
    79 1 A London. Moudav. Burgos Government's to the bombing of dJv was outlined toby s! mons at question time n The reply was bek hifi :jnd :it lhe e^ of last t)VIS rt Hodgson, lhe Britiah tains that wrts are objectives, but the intention of sing-
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    16 1 I Three I ports have arriving war materials nit; supplies for the An aircraft off Swatow.
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    RUBBER & TIN UP
    167 1 RUBBER TIN UP London, Monday. THK satisfactory conclusion of tht %nglo-German debt talks and Wall Street's sustained recover> caused the City to re-assemble m cheerful mood to-day. Firm conditions characterised mo,t^ the sections of the Stock Exchange with artivitv especially pronounced m interSnals gold mines and German and Austrian bonds.
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    NO EVACUATION OF BRITISHERS FROM HANKOW AND KIUKIANG?
    223 1 "Would Seriously Affect British Trade Interests In China Mr Wardlaw Milne empnuai&eu necessity of doing everything possible tr maintain the immense British interests Specially as evacuation would seriously affect British trade which was mucl. ..reater there than m Spain. British interests In
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    OFFICIAL SECRETS
    47 1 London, Monaay Sir John Gilmour has been elecU-»» Chairman of the Select commit^ to enquire into Mr. Sandy* allegation m the official secrete case, 'ihe Committee held its first meeting |ftj)i> vate to-day. Mr. Sandys is expected tc give evidence at a subsequent meeting Reuter
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    "CHALLENGER" INQUIRY DEMANDED
    85 1 "CHALLENGER" INQUIRY DEMANDED I Sydney. Monday MR. H. V. C. Thorby, Minister for Defence, has demanded an urgent report from the authorities at Port Darwin in*o the circumstances surrounding the arrival of the flyin- boat "Chall'nrer. This follows complaints of the lack of preparation f«r the reception of the "Challenger."
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    TRANSPORT STRIKE IMMINENT
    1109 2 TRANSPORT STRIKE IMMINENT /orkere' Veezy Meeting Last Night COMMITTEE ACTION CRITICISED MUX (RAN HIGH M THEEMERGENCI WEBTINOWTWi s N <aWmE TOACTION COMPANy EMPLOYEES ASSOCIA «0N CONVENED LAS! NIGHT. TO RECEIVE THE COMMIT s REPORT <»N THE RESULTS OF THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR »n IMICABLE SETTLEMENT Of THE DISPUTE BETWEEN THE ii,
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    STRIKE NEAR
    145 2 STRIKE NEAR I INDICATIONS point to the immi nent possibility ef a strike i Ictag called. I>\ the Traction mnpanv workers, the men being determined to secure satisfaction j ot all ilnn.iiiils made, even if the> have to resort to the only course open to them. Last night's aseetiag was
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    WORKERS LEADERS
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    Government Help Being Sought
    799 2 Government Help Being Sought DEADLOCK IN HONG FATT MINES DISPUTE From Cur Oim Reporter Kuala Lumpur. Monciv HESPTTI the promise made on Saturday that they would return to work to-daj V a promise made following the management's agreement to pay the waeej demanded- the Hong Fatt Mine coolies are still
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    Woman, To Study Languages In China, Is Here
    155 2 Woman, To Study Languages In China, Is Here .v Singapore, Monday. \IS interest ,n Onental languages is taking pretty 28-year-old Mrs. Giovann, Baser. Orientalist and student, to war-torn China I have no nualms about the troubles I shall have to face when I finally fit to China/ she told a
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    JUNGLE MANHUNT
    86 2 (From Our Own Reporter Kuala Lumpur, Moiuiv NO fresh developments have taka place regarding the hunt for tb Dunsford murderers. Following a repa yesterday, the police are confident the: have located the robbers m a c< area m the Pahang jungle some mill north-west of Kuala Lipis. Mr.
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    EUROPEANS HURT IN CAR CRASH
    70 2 THREE Europeans were involved In motor car accident at the BJ mile, Woodlands Road, yesterday <it*e r noon. Two a man and a woman, receive* minor injuries but the third, «rbJJ name was given as Mr. Thomas Hendn Hilborn. had severe injuries and wai taken
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      28 2 roundmark Roofing Tiles COLOURFUL Thc most elegant and economical A product of thc British Umpire. WOl.r v.KNin \JU 1 I ll<|E \S sTO (me m Rs W.P.S M
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    ONE KILLED IN LANDSLIDE
    87 3 ONE KILLED IN LANDSLIDE Singapore. Monday. One man was killed and another injured following a landslide on the site of the Cathay Cinema. Dhoby Gh«ut, this norning, when big pieces, of stone and earth fell on a gang of* Chinese coolies engaged In excavation work. A rock wa. believed to
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    DEMONSTRATORS STONE POLICEMAN
    828 3 INSPECTOR HAS NARROW ESCAPE ANTI-JAPANESE RIOTING A IN PENANG from Our Own Report e<< Penang. Monday. .n.i.lapa.use demonstration in front of Chop Chiat Moh in f Li vosterdav. was renewed to-day in a more v.olent large crowd of Chinese who had gathered in the STf.H at -nidda.v
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    Law Notice For To-day
    68 3 Eefore the Chief Justice m the lst Court at 11 a.m. Part heard :~S. 190 37 L. W. Ariyaratne vs. H. Sena etc. Before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell m 2nd Court at 10.30 a.m. Judgment:— Malacca 5.75 37— Chew Kong Chin vs. Estate and Trust Agencies
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    PENANGCITY OF THE DEAD
    160 3 From Our Own Reporter* P S Penang, Monday. 17OR the first time in the history i r of Penang. the town to-night presented a dead appearance. All 1 streets are in semi-darkness owing i to shops putting up their shutters I as a precautionary measure against
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    Charity Workers
    40 3 X:; "i SI a 'Hii. .„,> v s Mission Hospital, these pretty ladies were "on otwceeds nu.i ammes at the Capitol Theatre last night, where the m spiral screening of "Theodora Goes Wild" were devoted to the cause. Tribune.
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    NEW UNDANG OF REMBAU INSTALLED
    107 3 NEW UNDANG OF REMBAU INSTALLED Fiom Our Own Reporter) l Seremban, Monday. WITH traditional Malay "adat" Lela Maharajah Haji Ipap bin Abdullah, who was proclaimed the new I'ndang of Rembau a few days ago was installed this morning at Kampong Kotah. near Rembau. The village was en fete to-day and
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    MALAYA IMPORTS
    124 3 ALTHOUGH Malaya is t:ie largest tin producing country m the world, imports of tin from other countries reach considerable amounts, as shown m the Malayan Tin Statistics, just published by the RegistrarGeneral of Statistics. A total of 2.280 tons of tin was imported into Malaya during June, as
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    CHINESE SENTENCED FOR EXTORTION
    208 3 Singapore, Monday. FOUND guilty of charges of extortion, two Chinese were to-day sentenced to terms of imprisonment by Mr. Justice Home m the Supreme Court, while another charged with them was bound over m the sum of SLOOO. A fourth accused was discharged. The case arose
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    NOTICE OF REMOVAL
    23 3 The Office of the German Consulate General has been removed from Union Building. Collyer Quay to No. 17, Scotts Road.
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      91 3 MUAR NAN YANG HOTEL AGENTS. Express Service 3 times daily. 1. HAI CHEW HOTEL, 35. Beach Road Singapore. Tel: 3015 2. NAN YANG HOTEL. 41. Jalan Maharani, Muar. Tel. 156 3. NAN CHANG HOTEL, 84. Bunga r.aya, Malacca, Tel: 92 1. Singapore to Muar. Malacca K.L. at 7.00 a.m. 2.00
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      78 3 SilviVrin DOES GROW HAI R Removes Dandruff. €=d Prevents Falling-hair JljM and corrects disorders cf *h e scalp. Ik To restore new hair- |B growth ask year Che- (■^jj mist or a High-Class Uw 01 store, or Hair-dresser S^/ PURE SILVIKRIP Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS 86, Roh.. i son Road.
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      LONDON SHAR LIST
      37 4 London. M<, Previou> To-day 98 3 9 76 Uiv tr Kubber »lfc 29fi Kubm-r Plan Investment Trust 30-" JJjJ% Pahanss British American Tobacco 103 9 105|7V 2 Chinese 5H neorgs. (London Issue) 61 oi
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      61 4 ■5" 1! It, ;i U; lM*on I Londoi Ma PALM on. (Malaya) fi. bii I nriM (Strait* K-M^ I q e Uen Inly Shlpn i RAOO IMM X (Sarawak) 11( r Shi l/\rnM i < i>i quality) Ungai I'l.i-i'Mt (i \u raluc White lluntok Aug Oct Bhtpmi 916
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      55 4 London. Monda] i> r V if»ii To-daj tiiiaime „-..,..n r middi.- ra;;;. SfjS?"^ i-T on Amsterdam (dosing middle ratefS. c < XT on Bhangh^J (do Ing selling rate) >,;• i 132 p T on Hongkong (cluaing selling rate) 1J32 l I PT on Japan (dosing selling rate) II
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      36 4 ■OMOI S? c*e Y(Mk Saturday Previo«Ls to-day change ivwip Bteadj iw. liuyer.s l:)' X ClOMd Seller! i;. 1 -losed > i Buyers 15 IS 16 Closer! TIN >J. I' m Sellers Sir;, dv Fin,;
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      BULLION MARKET
      19 4 «iH h London, Monday SILVER iro <\-tl I!' I!)', i., i 'I'tnlh i.nward IK 7 lii i..
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      METAL MARKET
      21 4 mmmt o* London, Mundu\ I'lN Standard Previous To-day UnnnVHjx)t (AfltmOQO -closing price) 11H!)' LlU4', l£si •,rwar,l CIMM MM ta
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    SHARE MARKET
    140 4 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Singapore. Monda MINING: Tin at midday was $100.00. up $2 3 4. The Tin share market as a g< rule continued its upward course tand a fair turnover took place m 81 ling. Dollar and Australian issues An exception to this rule was Hong Fatu
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    Epworth League
    44 4 A social of the Singapore District Epworth League will be held at the Straits Chinese Church Hall on Thursday, July 28. A variety programmt baa been arranged and all leaguers are invited. Tickets may be obtained from the secretary before July 21.
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      56 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE RANKING CORPORATION LOOTED FREE yourselves lrom the PRAR ol BURGLARS by keepDg youi VALUABLES (jewellery oi important documents) m SAFE BOXES In our VAULTS tt CHINA BUILDINO, CHULIA STREET SINOAPORE Voo hold YOUR ov vs md ONLY VOL can have,, l so that I iv md PRIVACY may I
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      11 4 MM 111 KICiTISII INSUSANCI COMPANI iTh MOTOR < TUII3 insured? i i
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      12 4 al MaMMMaVDaW/ /]UMr afcyall w^^^9^^ k HT^^S^^^^s^aa^Lr^^e^ 1 SIME DARBY Co.,Lto: S'XK-Soffl."^
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    768 5 STOCKS SHARES uc July 4. 5 p.m. ING 28 r 3°r lam K 42 6 47 6 24 9 25 9 erHitam 057 J 2 0.62 y 2 :er Wi 21 22.ngrii 1 40 1.45 tuSeli 99 11B.r 21 9 229 irma M 15 ie|>endt o 38 0 42 tarn
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    227 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Monday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 3 9 4 6 Batu Selan^ors 1.35 1.40 Hong Fatts 0.96 0.98 Hongkong Tin 23 6 24 6 Jelebus 0.70 0.75 Kamunting Tin 10 6 ll,6cd Katu Tin 24 6 26Kramats 10 6 116 Killinghalls 19 3 21Kuchais 1.33 1.38cd Laruts
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V.
    66 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated m the Netherlands (Netherlands Tradine Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established Dy Royal Charter AX). 1834 Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1.000,000 Chairman of the Board of Directort H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D. CRENA DE lONGH M TAUDiN CHABOT Director A.
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    Head Office: AMSTERDAM
    60 5 Branches: Holland— Rotterdam, The Hague, and smaller places. Netberland East Indies— Batavia, Sourabaya, Samarang, Medan, Weltevreden, Bandoeng, Cheribon, 'legal, Pecalongan, Djokjakarta bolo. Tjilatjap, Djember, Palembang, Bandjermasin, Macassar, PontianaK, Pemangkat, Sambas Sinkr-vngr. iritish India— Rangoon, Calcutta, bombay. Straits Settlements— Singapore, Penang China— Shangnai, Hongkong. Japan— Kobe. Arabia Jiddah.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    175 5 g 0 Mai t 2 Ltd. $30,000 -"J S^um 95 105 M 5400.000 1 30 Int V Sl6oo.obb" 10 102 nnm 1 Sept. 30 m ir- toi 51. 000.000 107 110 nnm Sept 30 0m 1 ,;'«3 $2,000,000 U2 «4 norn 30 107 -000.000 7 109 norn
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      93 5 I S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers m Securities and Commodities. Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members: KEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG
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    CHINESE PAINTER'S DISPLAY
    75 6 CHINESE PAINTER'S DISPLAY Singapore. Mon JUDGING ffOOi the nunil.. visitan at the ■panjin mnrniiii.. the exhibition of i inys. sponsored by the Bagfcl »j Chinese Artists, promises to great success. The palntlni he ama c mostly ol M- an and are uvelation of whi Ui this country can do Tlv
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    BOY SETS COURT A PROBLEM
    262 6 Singapore. Monday. SOME uitficulty uas experienced m the Third Police Court this morning as to what to io wita it-year-old Tan Yam Seng, a Toocheo, who pleaded guilty to theft a I table clock at a house m Niyeii Raad yesterday. The article, whiefc belonged
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      404 6 T^^' EVERYONE SINC S I NTH IS UPROARIOUS *vCM. MUSICAL jy^ SHQW_ TQ-NIQHT~7r^rTAI > IT<M- ~^j THERE'S ALWAYS A PUNCH [(A WHEREVER THERE'S JUDY: [A I* ...and here she is at her best. V .^MM mM v\ V V AnJ »a^iH iK\^^ v 4MMM mw MW_wt IL jm| HRr^ j
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    EXTORTION AND MISCIEF CHINESE SENTENCED
    291 7 EXTORTION AND MISCIEF CHINESE SENTENCED Singapore, Mon. lay. i ease is uhirh an fl ikinf. Chinese was attempting to extort J' 1 rTee-ahop keeper and 5« ;'T "'fhe vile table I' A F V ne _T. n Strict l r,m T l /"lw v tke offender. Ons fOB»l Hok.cn. who
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    Local Petrol Pump Fire
    78 7 Local Petrol Pump Fire Kian Hin and Co.. this morning, fin broke out at lhe pump A disastrous blaze wa; averted h presence Of mind of the employees win played fire-extinguishers on the pump Two engines from the Central Fin Station turned out. but the blaze had already been put
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      117 7 WE HAVE N'T i DOCKED y£T/ a 1/ j/ (SORRY- CANT f WAIT/ THE /TAJ^^£^^ OPENS IN iuC^ T£N MINUTES. I II Vv °VN r ——J\ /T'S ff Cmwrnm a/a zTua.£ (■•la Opening: PAVILION TO-MORROW j WATCH FOR THE GALA OPENING O F TH E I HIST All! -< OMH
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      182 7 SUN TALKIE (New World) I 7.30 TO-NIGHT 9.30 I A GRAND DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME EVER SHOWN! jl HOLD EVERYTHING for the thrill that comes once m a laugh time! VL JOEE BROWN m I ltll»l\<. 0\ AIK I supported by I GEORGE O' BRIEN m •WI N J AHIM E
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    OUR LINDON LETTER
    3238 8 News Of The Fleet, R.A.F. Recruiting And Britain's Rearmament Unve London :l ,»r»x,.n.l.nr. u Thi o Ul i V*'!' s .1 uid H i in line ah< It .h'-ii |.»il Sovereign (>V< II M i'.'IMl' A( troyei Flo 1 rlo i anti ubmarine 0 v Read Of
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    Watchdog Of The Mediterranean
    47 8 A picture made from the deck of a warship as a white-painted British destroyer left Gibraltar for duty m the Mediterranean. In background are other warships of the Mediterranean Fleet and dominating the bay the grim lowering outlines of the rock. (Planet News).
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      STANDARD TONNAGES
      326 10 ||AI AYA S rievanci m tne 1 ii. i ..i the allocation ol the tandard tii tonnai was brought to ii" i""' < the last i ting "i thi deral Council h V the Hon Mi C L Oreen, tvh i HI Ih. QoVt imm id U) (<>n
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    HOLLAND EN FETE for the Queen
    363 10 HOLLAND EN FETE for the Queen September will see TH m Sep ul th. enl ol thi i ftrmlj determined ..ilr fell foi oclated hi i people equal! ti ne ol happln. .md c ol dut: trie! ordance with thc stipulations ol the iliiln n The main celebrations will take
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    JAPAN BRINGS WAR TO THE PARLOUR
    342 10 JAPAN BRINGS WAR TO THE PARLOUR PROBABLY Jusl because the war has not touched Japan's soil, war games are enjoying great popularity (writes an observer correspondent i. Old games, such as backgammon and Japanese version of checkers, are m modified to suit the trend of thc times There is a
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    65 10 action uas .Inn!.:, l Uu ,Mt !"^e success c»f the Army would ..oops, supjliea and also accommodation f, Un lhe <*■»■ h responsible for transposes ml h,s oi all rehicles or the ms .i JSl."^. ;,Vt rs il *™a of approximate! tail- are see,, read, io be meaatea a N
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    JAPAN STILL HAS A LONG WAY TO GO
    683 11 China Continues Firm INTENSIFICATION ot the Japanese campaign m China is one 1 0 l the foremost intentions of the reorganised Cabinet under Prima Konoye. according to the China Press, American-regis-tered English language daily, here. The nurse this is likely to take
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    Lady Godiva Competition At Hampton Court
    104 11 Roma Becker was chosen as Lady Godiva from fifty competitors at the Tpper Deck swimming pool at Hampton Court, Middlesex, for the East Molesey Carnival m August. The competition was held partly as a challenge to Teddington Town Fete Committee, which refused the girls
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    GRECIAN RELICS
    62 11 Belgrade, i i THREE enormous marble sta- tues, apparently Grecian i, have been unearthed m a tv- S mulus by peasants digging m S S the' village of Chepigovo. near Prilep m Macedonia. j The tumulus, which has long J supplied the villagers with building material, appears to
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      91 11 POLAROID Glasses are the latest scientific discovery m glare protection They permit you to actually see 20 to 30 feet below the surface of the water EOR THE FIRST TlME— perfect eye comfort for driving, cruising, fishing, tennis or any outdoor sport. See our demonstration of this remarkable new invention.
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      28 11 THE TRUE TONIC FOOO Obtalnablw of all Chwmisu and Store* imm; DAME at the Capitol Restaurant Music by KURT BLACH his Orchestra WEDNESDAY FRIDAY 8 P.M. To Midnight
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    "FLYING SUITO LATEST R.A. F.
    67 12 The Ani of the nea "Hampden" type bombers, known from their peculiar J named by Lady Hampden at tae Radlett (Hertfordshire) works* of th is .'itteci with two Bristol "Pegasus" engines uith variable pitch airscrew* m fiL'htris m Mlllcil Ml miles an hour. It is
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    England
    52 12 now S\ days across the air all the way hy i: m |i ir v I Iyi■■g H Incorporated m l nul. .ml Kimil mil Information rrom Ihr principal rravel Igenta or trom laiperial lirwa.v*. Ltd., Han Held Ltd., (General tgents foi Malaya), Ocean r.nii.iiii. Sinxai fKMPHONI i imm.i.-wis
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    SE" IS MBER
    176 13 Roma Becker was chosen as Lady Godiva from fifty competitors at the Fpper Deck swimming pool at Hampton Court, Middlesex, for the East Molesey Carnival m August. The competition was held partly as a challenge to Teddington Town Fete Committee, which refused the girls an opportunity of
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    MAKING HEADWAY WITH CURLS
    223 14 C' v"" may 1 wl I. care thai m it one halt i Piled loosely m lovely pro m tei qi bi then together wllh l '"1 "i» look al the back ll I*< time aboul ex„1,|,,•• Wl,h nev, ityles, until you nd lhaJ hali and
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      41 14 ELIZABETH KRDEN'S %m EXPERT FROM London Vv 4 w W1 lA/M y |i v ,i,h v gust sth j TREATMENTS I Jt COMPLIMENTARY I /^J CONSULTATIONS I 1 tJT a,U >OUI -^IXMntnu'iits .VOH' I J To Avoid Disappointment |JL TOPHI UU
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      80 15 m j You may wear them any way j you wish but... they MUST 'Ai^JL S help you to evolve new styles, j .ml smart BM^HMMBPiHBWI 1 9^9^' 3^BPS»^ i |il UP JV^^^ JP fl the fun 1 HBt v Bfek JNk. 9 EM B 1 11. til iMI\\ *M
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      339 16 TRAVEL BRI!TJ§i| tflßßa^aTßaLrta**^^ ***i«J 522 &aam^ 1 Br*BD tbaW^V)*^. TMJ| a»^^^aMi'TlT»a» flHßßflßjiß^lßßjßJßßgßaßJtr*^'^'^'^'^'^'^'^'^'^'^'^'^'^"^"^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ BY P&OandBRITISH INDIA tINES UMi.ui "OKATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards. I** Snore Ifcaaagc B'aete •BANOALORI jJuT 5 CARTHAGE JMJJ Aug 2 KAWAmNOI 17.000 July lb RAJPUTANA 7JOO S CORFU lb.ooo July 29 RANCHI H-M s 7 4 •BHUTAN {5
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    34 17 STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY Hong Kwong 5 3 p.m. •Brisbane;; 5 0 p.m. I epald at special air mail rates only, i parcels by steamer lose half an hour earlier unless other-
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    JUDGMENT FOR ENGINEER
    182 17 JUDGMENT FOR ENGINEER Singapora, Monday. JUDGMENT «oi $18<>2b was •wanted to F. E. Sommerrecker. i (ivil eagiaeer, to-day m the Supreir. Court by Mr. Justice ißetkiv Teriell. m the case m which i><> sued Engineers and Caatraeters, ltd., for three months and m\ lays salary. aal tor 5947.41. salary m
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    38 17 Bombay has been declared a suspected place following the receipt of information that small-oox exists m a sporadic state m that city. _A Government notification to this efTec? has been published m a supplement to the Government Gazette
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    CHAIN SNATCHERS SENTENCED
    100 17 CHAIN SNATCHERS SENTENCED Singapore, Monday SNATCHING people's chains is a particularly serious offence. Had you done it before, yoi would have got the rotan.'' These remarks were passed by Mr G. S. Rawlings, the Third Mag is trate. this morning, m sentencing a Chinese youth to six weeks' rigorous imorisonment
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    62 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OM EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Ship Entrance Exit Godown Gate Gate KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Lch. Magudi— Lch Spartan— Lch. Moonstone BatakLch. Lumut^-Tug Prince. 2oal W VVharf %il VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Pagar Albert Dock: Nil Victoria Dock: Tug Pandu Keppel Harbour. King's
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    Prohibited Procession: 30 Chinese Charged
    148 17 Singapore Monday. THAT Government had taken a serious view ol the mallei ami farther action was being contemplated, was divulged By Ht« W. .1. Parks. A.S.I\, (o Mr. (i. S. Rawlings, the Third Magistrate, this morning, m lhe case m which 10 Chinese are charged
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    DID NOT REPORT ACCIDENT
    81 17 Singapore, Monday. A. E. BEAVIS, living at Sarkis Road, pleaded guilty this morning m the Fourth Police Court to a charge of failing to report after an accident. The charge alleged that defendant was driving a motor-car at 4.30 pm. on May 13 when it became
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    MAGISTRATE WARNS JAPANESE
    99 17 MAGISTRATE WARNS JAPANESE Singapore, Monday IF you do this again you will be fined severely," was the warning given by Mr. G. S. Rawlings, the Third Magistrate, to Mi tsu Matsumoya after he had fined the Japanese $5 for failing to report his arrival m Singapore to the Registrar of
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    GUIDE TO FORM FOR TOMORROWS RACES
    6352 18 GUIDE TO FORM FOR TOMORROWS RACES SECOND DAY OF IPOH MEETING MNpiled bj M.r.i.s smRgCBNI ..i td b-.i "ni entered foi Wetli mdaj th, etond daj lhe Jah meetm,. „t ti,.- Perak Turf < lub, drawing al ,1.,,,.. low the candidate I i fered In theii lasl threi I „-pi
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    ON THE RADIO
    1169 20 SINGAPORE /Ml I a* IttM aaj p.m 'm Malaj m Drama Dan Ds '■'■>■' I>V Che Norlia and Amal Keriting. ».vei Blru by Mi Ro i Maimoon Stamboel by Mi:. Mulmoon K«r X.» Ku l>i i IriKgei Kali." by Ml I j ijah Kronchon ill Tl v
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    121 20 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore, July 4. 5 Tc r Company dividend Books Date Xx DJt year TIN close Payable Kamnnting Tin B, le^ tax June 28 July 28 July 4 8 Kuala Lumpur Tin Is No 34 A iq Uiy 15^ KlU>hai J m Jul V 13
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    Singapore Man Engaged
    63 21 L London, June 21. r E wgagement is announced, and L« will shortly take placr, peen Mr Robert Donald Stewart, of F^pore. younger son of the late Rop Bart,,,: Stewart. i.c.S.. and Mrs. SV Ramsgate, Kent, and Miss t P Mr a n: ()nl y daughter of
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    PALESTINE JEWS & HOLY PLACES
    64 21 PALESTINE JEWS HOLY PLACES NtheCrm^, London. Monday. m r?T l0 da v Mr Mac Donald, Mto ha ?hl ,!U,stion said he was Mmmv '^^^ty of giving iat Pal ,lal l 4 th e suggestion epermii s lntend and should toqui Possession of Elaksa typi md other Muslim he said, that
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    23 21 City, Monday tying the British Miivvtilan In ela of oil. it *>» sail under •ws the ship--2 week by two cv *d that all
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    LECTURE ON MUSIC
    112 21 Dr Alfred Mistowski. of the Trinity I College of Music (London), will deliver m address on "Music from the technica) j and artistic sides" at 4.30 p.m. on Thursday, at the Singapore Chinese Girls* School Hall (Emerald Hill Road) i The address will be of interest not
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    DUTCH AIR SERVICE TO SYDNEY
    49 21 Port Darwin, Monday. TIIE Netherlands^ air liner inaugurating the AmsterdamSydney air mail, arrived at noon bringing a representative of the Netherlands East Indies Government, who is en route to Canberra to arrange a visit of the Governor-General of the Netherlands East Indies later m
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    MALAYS RETURN TO FORM
    398 23 .j LOYALS 5-2 IN Ar DIVISION 0 SO OIERS DISAPPOINT BADLY o: Loyals 2. ng an excellent comeback, scored a decisive vieI %rr thc Loyals m a first division soccer match of ue. played at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. outplayed by a faster and cleverer
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    AIRMEN TROUNCE WEARNES
    113 23 AIRMEN TROUNCE WEARNES IN a cricket match played at Seletar on i Sunday, the R.A F. beat Wearne Bros, by an innings and 7f> runs. Dating first.. Wearnes were all out for 71 Arathoon contributing 22. For the Air-' men. Taggci.sall took iive wickets loi- 22 runs and Brech, 3
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    CRIKET BLUE FORLOCAL BOY
    69 23 CRIKET BLUE FOR LOCAL BOY the »nd"^S n i!, Harrow fr Noel i, c'ait i 1 Ci! >rke, son E "Wei hta !J& has on. cricket colours at fe f w?h Urtan "Pened the "ft? ■=•"«> ou,' h Co,? £S M1 matc h run>, f or .v" College and put
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    WEIGHTS FOR TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY
    642 23 WEIGHTS for the eight events to be run off at Ipoh on Wednesday, the second day of the July meeting of the Perak Turf Club, are as follows: HORSES, CLASS 4. DIV. 1, 5' FURS. Old Cow 90 Beth 8.8 Patroleah 8.7 Starloek 8.6 >leg
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    TANGLIN TENNIS
    219 23 TANGLIN TENNIS RESULTS oi yesterday's ties m the Tanglin Cluu tennis tournament'— D*uNfc ucP Lady Addison ana rr> Miller 15.3 beat i.ir. m airs, lhuokq .ser. 0 4 6 4 MEN'S OPfci\ uOcjtiLES Green and Dioogleever beat Oak■xiund ana L»obbs b— 6, 6—2 Ol'fclS MIXED DOUBLES Comd. and Mrs. Muckler
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    GUNNERS BEAT INDIANS
    137 24 i MARGIN IN LEAGUE GAME it* ,n... winning »J i i 8 def.-nder insid< I The Ouni.ei {,,:,n ro! ih« mUiutes mid X (1 'eral <"' 'V hoi v.- well directed X the lme and *>*» plendld avi IMMUIM M HOVEMENTB iv prominenl m j movement which
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    AUSTRALIA FACING DEFEAT
    67 24 AUSTRALIA FACING DEFEAT London Monday. th 1 is 2 n H inn.-, 132 ißradman a Bmauw i wood 41 m 80 ml- wa srss ir innu afterwards with ne. Ow W b i L nd the teams s Bui fereed n vrl m i. Mitrhrn Ann- k M: Bi.nhum. SKS,
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    SKINS BEAT SAPPERS 1-0 IN DIV. 2
    134 24 Skins 1: Pulau Brani. 0. m a thrilling second division S.A.r.A I league match at Pulau Brani yesterday, the Bkins beat the RM. by the only goal cored rh<- Sappers had most of the play m h< m t half. Duckworth playing a
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    SUZANNE LENGLEN DEAD
    55 24 SUZANNE LENGLEN DEAD Talis. Monday. TVI I I.K. Su/anne Lenglen has died of li acute. peiwk ions nncmia. Reuter su/annt Lenglen was one of iiv most spectacular figure m lawn ten nl ;i decade or so ago sweeping every thing before hei at Wimbledon and elsewhere before the advent of
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    31 24 Hankow, Monday m the outskirts of Pengtseh erdii morning resulted m three "Ulcers and 500 Japanese soldiers being killed Chinese casualties amounted to 200 Communication between Matang .md Pengtseh has-been disrupted.
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    BRITISH OPEN GOLD
    162 24 London. av Tin; Britiah open golf ehs competition began to-d jS ihe first qualifying roumi p^ ever Ko>al and St. Geoi 5 Princes, m a steady drizzle Among the early returns v Lacey 1 Berkshire) with 68 e^ Whit combe Porter's Parki > which Is well below
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    S. S. BILL: ANOTHER COMMONS' QUESTION
    72 24 London. Monday the Commons to-day. Mr. Parker I N whether the Colonial Secre--1 a f d .ware that public opinion m S7ajKSu sKSn* both mmmm ndAvallk was strongly o,^^th plopo vi amendment (section IWA) M the penal code, and wheth* r mal would be
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