Morning Tribune, 4 July 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 4_\o. 130. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, July 4, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    PEN TORPEDO TUBES CAUSE OF THETIS DISASTER?
    583 1 DRAMA TIC STOR V AT PUBLIC INQUIRY London, July 3. AT the opening of the public .inquiry into the' loss of the Thetis, the Attorney-General, Sir Donald Somervell, representing the Admiralty, said he proposed to call evidence m the following order Firstly, the
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    JAPANESE RETIRING FROM CANTON
    74 1 JAPANESE RETIRING FROM CANTON Bwntnif July 3. squadrons of Chinese planes ttin bombed Sancho Island Si NMtaf. J* as a surprise, and as the rome was so badly damaged. ese planes were unable to 0 the air. 1 reprisal. Japanese warships v bombed Kjololi. Chinese are now neanng noon, and
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    CHINA VEER IN WITAIN
    116 1 London, July 3. us see that Britain's policy is not the brutal aggressor lie patient defender, says J. B. ley, m an editorial m "China a special newspaper producn connection with "(Jhina which the China Campaign nittee is conducting with the t of routing; public opinion
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    apanese In Action oviet Mongol Forces
    148 1 Uairen, July 3. 'Japanese Kwangtung rm y, Japan's perma"SMingr f orce m lchuk uo, announces an offensive opened er Jay n South Hulun™*4 Soviet Mongol which crossed the J* from u t er MonL Jy m June/ r lha ny r °dn mr n
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    Against EXCHANGE BROADCASTS WITH GERMANY?
    89 1 Against EXCHANGE BROADCASTS WITH GERMANY? London. July 3. THE suggestion fiat the Government should offer the German and Italian Governments broadcasting times on an exchange basis will receive Lord Halifax's consideration, said Mr. K. A. Butler, m the House of Commons. He did not doubt the 8.8.C would be prepared
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    CONSCRIPT LAW FOR DANZIG
    154 1 I Berlin, July 3. A LAW has been introduced into Danzig empowering the autho- rities to conscript men and women for "tasks of state and political mi■- puriam-e." S This order is on very similar lines to the one issued by Gen. S Goering m his
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    Premier's Statement On Danzig
    199 1 Premier's Statement On Danzig London, July 3. MAKING a statement on Danzig m the House of Commons today, Mr. Chamberlain said reliable reports indicated that extensive measures of a military character were being carried out m the Free City. Large and increasing numbers of German nationals had recently arrived there
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    SIR HOWARD KENNARD
    34 1 Sir Howard Kennard. British Ambassador to Warsaw, and Lord Halifax (Foreign Secretary) saw Mr. Chamberlain at No. 10, Downing St., to-day. Sir Howard reported on the general situation m Poland. Reuter.
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    16 "BOMBS" FALL ON THE CITY
    562 2 CINGAPORES A.R.P. organisation was once again put to a rigid tut from 10.30 pin to midnight 'aft night when nearly 3,000 volunteer* —air raid wardens, ambuiann wen, nurses, auxiliary fire fighters, volunteer police, etc were on cuty. taking part m a series of exer-
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    Y.W.CA. COOKERY CLASSES
    76 2 Eniolments are called for a class m < Chinese Cookery which will commence at the Y.W.C.A. shortly. Classes will be held on Saturdays from 9.30-1130 am The course will include ten lessons with 1 two courses m each lesson, and Will be under <he expert tuition of
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    WOMAN ACQUITTED
    91 2 WOMAN ACQUITTED Fatimah blnte Doll ih and Hanai Suan, two women who were charged with persistent soliciting and with disorderly behaviour at Waterloo Street, were to day acquitted by Mr Conrad Oldham, the second magistrate. At the end of the prosecution case, Mr. Oldham said that nothing had been proved
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    Clemenceau Avenue Inquiry
    160 2 Clemenceau Avenue Inquiry AFSD The inquiry was adjourned to July 17 when a passenger riding m the side-car Jif m 1 m hos P ital wl^ K^e evidence' Mr. h.r. O'Reilly held a watchine Shewed f th FelatiVeS At the previous hearing, Yap Puat who was coated beside the driver
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    CONDITIO
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    DECLINE IN EXPORT OF RUBBER & TIN
    536 2 DECLINE IN EXPORT OF RUBBER TIN ABKi drop m the export of rubber from Malaya is revealed m rubber statistics for June, published by the Registrar General of Statistics. The drop m the export of rubber from the previous month is nearly 11.000 tons. June exports of. rubber from M:;laya
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    GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
    46 2 Ordinances passed at th« nlC Jffl the Legislative Council held on are published m yesterday 1 s P^ e( of the Government Gaztn L nances are the Food Coniroi v the Children Ordinance, the aow Children Ordinance, and the r thorities Protection (Amendmer nance.
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      28 2 "CARLOS" No. 2, THE ARCADE, Telephone 633? European Hair Dresden For Ladies and Gentlemen Specialists iii all |fe a(fsl mctliods and experts m pedicure and maniiure. Prices moderate.
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    Oman Faces Charge Of Abetting
    197 3 Oman Faces Charge Of Abetting Singapore, Monday. j£ 3ED to have inveigled a comtriot to wait for her m a coffee- rtiile she went out to fetch four a an attractive girl, Wong Ah took her place m the dock of iriminal District Court this ing, which but a minute
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    UNKNOWN
    11 3  -  loria Stuart, photographed on rival at Singapore station last night.
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    FUNDED HORNS, FINED
    40 3 FUNDED HORNS, FINED their h ClnVerS each for levedthrre v rPm:irked that he S»S? :i great deal of norn KtfffiS? K UUIde cinLmas and ientiy w i th f\ he vvould "o^ deal so y ll^ thc ni m future.
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    Plans Changed
    14 3 bpr t-avels. Miss Stuar: J mmm, stein. MOM. manager (or these pans.
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    Arrival Yesterday At Singapore
    220 3 (By t. H. TAN) m »n-- exclaimed Miss Gloria Stuart, one-time journalist A eW^' a^amed film actres,, when I handed her my card on board lhe l £££X££ several miles out of Singapore it wesUrday afternoon. s?S§fl Kenedanywh^du'rin^ my travel m company hf'^writer for the Sheekman
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    In A Hurry
    161 3 Asked if she would appear before Singapore cinema fans. Mias Stuart shrugged her shoulders, betraying no little disappointment and said. I am afraid I have hardly any time to do would love to do it though." she added, "but I am sorry I dont thin* i can.
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    The Reception
    23 3 Little has she heard of Smgapou. which she is visiting for the first time, continued Miss Stuart. She said she had
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY
    38 3 Tenders are invited for the supply of Standard High Pressure Coppe r Tubes. Specification and Form of Tender may be obtained at the Tender Room Ten aers close at 4 p.m. on 2nd A^^gg Municipal Secretary
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    Notable Career
    95 3 Miss Stuart has had -a notable film career It is interesting to note that without having appeared m a simle film, she was the causa of a dispute between Paramount and Universal, both of whom claimed her as their own. The Will Hays organisation, wnicn acts as arbitrator
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    AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGIST PASSES THROUGH
    40 3 AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGIST PASSES THROUGH Singapore. Monday. "Conte Rosso" to-d»y. Mr. Worman is a Sheldon ir* more material could be had. m On This trip Mr. Worman discovered many new sites which may be leads tor further expe ditions from Harvard.
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    63 4 London. Monday. POTtoOJ To-day Change tt on f'.ju., (doting middle rate) 176.73 unchanged T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) ««i 15 16 hBll3 16 VT on Shanghai (clo^JDf MllJnf rate* 678 Nominal Unchanged f. on Hongkong fckMUfl filing ratei l.s. 27 8d Unchanged rT cm Japan (ckMinf selling
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    METAL MARKET
    20 4 Tin mHMM To da L d M CjMh(afUrnoon price) t -229 7 H 1230 tJJ4' 2 1224., __i^
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    Soviet Reply To-morrow?
    183 4 lv London. July 3. JN Urn Houa, ol Comment to d> questioned regarding the Soviet talks Mr Chamberlain «M the Ck»v< rnment was now awaiting a conJJ; r »"0Wto8 Saturday', Moscow convorsa- (llfl no( think U advj able to make any further tatemenl ai thj I i
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    COOLIE'S DEATH: DRIVER ON
    111 4 I Siiij apore, Monday. A sequel to a r »•> tne eleventh tniJe, Bukit Timah Road, yesterday m which a lorrj loaded with pineapples turned over was hoard before Mr. c. h. Whitton, Traffic Juc'ce vhen Chye 800 Tong, the driver was < lamed win, causing
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    88 4 Singapore, Monday. Hi) at midday was $113 1 2. down 1 8 Wld the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was Jii.vrr.s Spot 28 1 8 cent*, buyers October D SE£LS2tf cents market quiet Althoußh dull condition.s ruled m both the Rubber and Tin share markets hrouKhout
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    LONDON COMMODITIES
    63 4 Previous To-da^ 0 RIBBER Idle Q U i ct y Spot Buyers 83 16 8 3 16 Sellers 81 4 814 Ist Forward July Buyers 83 16 Sellers 8 1.4 2nd Forward August Buyers 814 814 Sellers 85 16 85 16 September Buyers 814 Sellers 83 8 3rd
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    PRODUCE
    79 4 London. M* Previous To-day PALM OIL (Malay) y In bulk June July snipment £14.12.6 nominal n L COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) ln( July shipment £10.10.0 nominal nJ SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) June' July Shipment 8 6 sellers n a TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality 'Singapore i June Shipment 14 sellers nJ
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    LONDON SHARE LIST
    151 4 London. Mon Previous To-day I 07 6 94 9 Ex Div. Distillers 26 3 26Dunlop Rubber 74 4*2 74 4 2 General Electric 29 1> 2 28 7 1 Imperial Chemical Industrie! 126 3 125Imperial Tobacco 23 3 22 9 Anglo-Dutch 4» 4 4 3 16 Canadian
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    NEW YORK CABLE
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    BULLION MARKET
    67 4 RI'BBER New York SutunM Market Tone Previous To-day M Spot Steady Buyers 16 516 Closed Forward Oct Dec o ellers 167 16 h Buyers 163 8 I TIN "Quiet S«»ers 16>^ Market Tone Spot GOLD London. Mondiß Bar Gold Pine ocr 07 Previous To-day Cbfl SILVER le PeroZ
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    CKS & SHARES D BY FRASER & Company
    627 5 CKS SHARES D BY FRASER Company MINIM* j M** 3. 5 P-n, 3 6 4.- I n 4 6 53 nal 38 40--ila} 20- 21- m 0.72 0.76 R 183 193 J Ed i.i 7 liatf psor g io'- J 20- 21.6 cd I al;>v ij,. 12! ns 060 r
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    HITLER AT FUNERAL
    30 5 Berlin, July 3.— Herr Hitler was present at the state funeral of General Knockenhear, Commander-In-Chief of the Tenth Army Corps, who died on Wednesday at Hamburg.— Reuter.
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    LYAILL&EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    191 5 Singapore, Monday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ayer Wengs 0.73 0.75 Batu Selangors J-« f;-J" HongFatts 0.60 0.83 Hongkong Tin 18 6 19 s JelebUS 8 6 9 3 Kamunting Tin KatuTin 20 6 21-6 Kents 2- A* Killinghahs £S 85 S uSS b .fi i_,mguis lq London Tin «jj
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    AMBULANCE CASES
    57 5 The Singapore Municipal Ambulance was called out 249 times during the month of June. Of these calls 37 followed motor car accidents, 12 were for motor lorry accidents, six each for motor lorry and trolley bus accidents, 31 were due to collapse cases, seven attempted suicides, eight shooting
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    115 5 001 3l M too norn "•GAPORE miNICIFAUTI 31 Sept .30 101 m norn 2M* T 7 VMm >0» norn iSa&jwu ii3i/ noni i 9 2« red li«i/« P i;« 30 105V 107V norn Int. Mav^M ***** 000 1928 ied y ,<L, N 0V l 118 119 cJff£^A««
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      206 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore, July 3, 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books Close Total tm TIN Date Ex Div. >"V Pay Vole Date Sthn Kin a 2 l 2 nnal July 12 Aug. 3 July 13 It* Burma Malay 6d. No. 19 July 14 July 20 July 15
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    DRIVER FINED
    162 6 Singapore, Monday. ROJAKKINd that fjiyi: Jg lucky he was not m the F3L2». v.hnr they have a charge as^ tlK.^e drivins tatojlcM^rcjjJ ditiou, Mr. <\ 11. Whitton. Traffic ludec to-day fined Archar Sin«h S c o ir m default one month rigor i.us imprisonment on a charge ©f
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      131 6 The Funniest Comedy Hit of The e TO-DAY 3.15, 6.15 8e 9.15 P,| as these two bottle- I scarred legionnaires "^Jk.. I lay siege toManhottan's I 1 niftiest cuties... to climax '"^PJLt M^^*' the most unconventional flM^t HjbJ^^E^^^ j convention that ever jRJ [JtfS^nj set the town on its ecr!
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    NGLISH GIRL TELLS OUR HOW HE LOCKED HERSLE IN ROOM PHONED POLICE
    254 7 NGLISH GIRL TELLS OUR HOW HE LOCKED HERSLE IN ROOM PHONED POLICE Singapore, Monday. k young English girl yesterday told a Singapore magistrate a harrowing story of how she locked herself m a room and telephoned for the police when she saw t<vo of her servants, one woman with blood
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    TAMIL EPWORTH LEAGUE
    44 7 Rev. SM. lh«v:ithason. M.A L T will givo a serias of talks on Ihe Attainment of Personality" under the auspices of the Tamil Epworth League, commencing on Thursday. July 6. at 6.15 p.m. All interested &r, cordially invited to be present.
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    On Rescues bman From
    43 7 On Rescues bman From .innrc Monday 0IB i?. X* District o!( "''r Pnlic' Mas*trate.. to id f 1 1 1 „,ioide by jumpmf acnl>cd m c direction of the running m tn^ v t the sea. f belles for a if s;x months.
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    RTISH ARMS EXPENDITURE IS DOUBLED
    66 7 RTISH ARMS EXPENDITURE IS DOUBLED London. July S. KMRLV Rnenur returns sliow hat ilelnuc cxnfnditure. at BnO.OOO. W*> nenrly twice as h as m thr MM period of last tctal ordinary revenue for the r amounted to vi 44.056.777. comwith £131,886.636 a year ago. The expenditure. Ips.« sell -balancing was
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    Yang Ching-Wei's Trip To Peiping A Fiasco
    118 7 Yang Ching -Wei's Trip To Peiping A Fiasco Hongkong, July 3. \k relial)l\ teamed that Mr. Wang hiiiß-wpi". recent trip to Peiping a fiascos, he failed firstly to inre Marshal Wo Pei-fu to emerge •m h^ rrtironuut ;md join the verted Federal Government". tw.rilv f a ii e( j t0
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    RAID ON MUNICIPAL OFFICES
    112 7 RAID ON MUNICIPAL OFFICES Singapore, Monday. party from the gambling Suppression department, consisting of Mr. H. P. Armstrong, ASP, Inspector Bunners, Detective Suppiah and three others, raided the offices *of the MnnlcFpality oh Saturday afternoon and detained two employees. One of the detained men, Ibrahim bin Natarsha. 46. was allowed
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    Law Notice For To-Day
    64 7 Law Notice For To -Day The Chief Justice at Kuala Lumpur- j Com" of Appeal. Before Mr. Justice Pedlow In 3rd Court at 10.30 a.m. Part heard -OS 159 28— Ke Song Tiong Cheng deceases. Before Mr. Justice Manning In 2nd Court at 11 a.m. Assizes:— Rex vs. Yong Ah
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    DEVOTIONAL SERVICE
    35 7 The Young People's Circle will hold a devotional service of Worship to-day at 6 1> m- at the Geylang Methodist Church. Miss Jeraldine Johnson of the Fairfield Girls' School will be the speaker.
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    Secret History Of SOVIET PACT DELAK
    953 8 Secret History Of SOVIET PACT DELAK wmmmmmmmmm I Sabotage I I In The Cabinet? I QKOWSING m the rural greer nesses of Hampshire, Prim Minister Chamberlain received full report of Foreign Commissa Molotov's speech before W-hiteha! had time to dissect it. Extraordinary outburst of official op i urn, m which
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, July 4, 1939. PLAIN LANGUAGE
    320 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, July 4, 1939. PLAIN LANGUAGE DKITISH Ministers are speaking m language which the swash bucklen oi Germany can understand We admire the forthhfhtaMl Oi I)r Leslie BllTgin, the Minister ol Supplies, who declaied that a beggarly handful of ptOplC OIH Oi Uie world's population oi 2,000,000,000 seeking
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    145 8 DSF S ADS D DF The respondents w r e fined $200 cr beinTin S^ imple im P ri^nnient each fo Being m possession of 472 lbs. of SiamHe mipnsonment as •TididUous Mr. Storr submitted that if SSmf" Unllcensed '»•>»«» was •ea&rSLTSJS? u >; at lhe th^ 1 doing so
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    FINES DOUBLE ON APPEAL
    63 8 Stitiv/ 4U Singapore, Monday. aiim, that lH)th the fine and the conviction of six weeks' simple Mr r>^!,T l^ nmen^ WaS totally ir ade <iuate to the nature of the offence. threi rhi t v" C UnseK aPP^Jed against the sentences f| Hi a V U^'
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    planes Raid Port In Heavy Fog
    115 9 .Hongkong, July 3. R Jaunchloads of Japanese troops, under the cover of warship bombardments, landed ir Samow, near Foochow. They are engaging the defenders m a life-and-death struggle. Despite heavy fog, Japanese planes raided Foochow nine times erdav. The raids, however were unsuccessful, due
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    Britain's Close Watch On Sanzing
    212 9 Britain's Close Watch On Sanzing London, July 2. ,E alarmist speculations reirding Danzig are discounted deprecated m London, official ters have made it clear that the tion is being closely and contisly watched m consultation the French Government. French Cabinet held a meeting y. a: which it Is understood the
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    Early Pact? Clearing The Ground In Moscow Talks
    337 9 Early Pact? Clearing The Ground In Moscow Talks London, July 3. ALONG report has been received by the Foreign Office from Sir William Seeds, British Ambassador m Moscow, on his conversation with M. Molotov on Saturday. It is expected, says Renter's diplomatic correspondent, that another meeting will take place at
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    SUNDAY PRESS AND THE DANZIG CRISIS
    178 9 THE demonstration of identity of view m all parties, combined with the firm and clear statement by the Foreign Secretary last week, led Sunday newspapers to emphasise m their comment on the international situation that there is now no excuse for anyone, anywhere, to
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    196 11 Queen Mary arriving at Waterloo Station, on her way to giect Their Majesties. (Planet News). welcome was accorded by tens of thousand* of Londoners as the King and Queen ,vt through the streets from Waterloo Station to Buckingham Palace. (Planet News). The Queen talking with Mr. Joseph Kennedy at ttaierioo.
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    YOUR FEET Have To Stand For It
    1051 12 YOUR FEET Have To Stand For It ANLY 1 per cent, of all babies are born with defective feet but, by the time they are old enough to be married 78 per cent, of the brides and 48 per cent, of the bridegrooms go crippling up to the altar on
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    OUGE TO the Rescue
    545 13 OUGE TO the Rescue Mi ■■■■^p t J Make-up for j j the triangular- m faced girl L to present the most attractive France possible, the triangular CmJbe very carefully made £S defects are camouflaged and ototf emphasised. re two types c,' triangular Vhe am hieh cheekbones h a high
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    Make a NOTE of these
    269 13 'OR I DXV SKIN have a exceptionally dry »P by using a llourish j ake lhe tto »ble to cleanse th i m cleansing cream X fol><l A d 'y ski '"*"»»< oil ana the defiLT' c madf -P by the you sleep. Leave the
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    echwoman Stirs London Audience
    195 13 let Madame Genevieve Tabouis, ernationally known French dipcorrespondent, lor the fim time I when -he spoke before 1600 at a Literary Luncheon here on 'u'uip Of Europe.' writes our Correspondent. pen ol thb fragile little woman ome „o mighty that it li said she living person
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      TO-DAY
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      TO-MORROW
      39 15 y P: Saueilanrt „5 4 p.m. iuU) West Sumatra, s Ea.^t i Molucca! and Diilyx K.N.11.M. 5 noon tn?x K.N.I LM. 5 noon i- Thedens „5 3 p.m. re.>poud"r.C( prepaid at special air mail rates only. Hongkong only.
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    BURNS PHILP LINE.
    58 15 Incorpor?ted m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. July 6 July o July 30 Aug. 4 tap tickets from Singapore to Aurtralia issued at the rirg n <■.- may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or m tj>e coTtneeting k.p.m. Vessel. SSiSS™™ 5642. 86 Ist class $430.71 2nd class
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    "No Compromise," Says Japan
    195 15 Pek.ng, July o. THE Japanese-sponsored Provisional Government of North China and the Japanese Army m North China have simultaneously issued statements. The former makes public demands to th c British and French Concessions to conform with the currency policy of the Provisional Government, to grant permission
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    PASSENGERS ON "SARPEDON"
    294 15 The following are passengers on the Sarpedon, which sails for home on July S.Mrs. A. L. Laidlaw. son and daughter, Mrs. M. McWhirter and daughter, Mrs. H. Baggott, Mr. R. Bryson, Cmmdr. and Mrs. R. M. Gambier and 2 sons. Miss E. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    91 15 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air dCNULM,* today. Delivery of boxholders' letters only at 1 30 pm., and general delivery of letters and parcels at 1.40 p.m. same day. Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas) to-day. Delivery of boxholders' letters only at 3
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    130 15 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit SHIP Godown Gate Gate Hai Hing 22 1 1 Stagen 16 2 3 Sarpedon 14 2 3 Malacca 11 2 3 Helenus 9 2 3 Silverbeech 7 2 3 Lossiebank 30 2 3 Steel Scientist 32 2
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    S.S. "BEHAR"
    30 15 S.S. "Behar" has left Hongkong and is expected to arrive at Singapore at neon on Wednesday, July 5. She will proceed alongside the S'HB. Wharf on arrival. j
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    THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133)
    2057 16 Singapore w 133. that U U i»"i>' (l M c L n 4 Ui,n "i the Munldpalltj oJ r that Ibe in;iv b< t v u oovernor In :<»""" A map showing the proposed rt ho Municipal engineer Mllees. Singapore, during ort •rrirc hours. ■CHEDULI
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    Refugees Pass Through Singapore
    87 16 Singapore. M onda A FURTHER batch of 590 j f l refugees passed through Sin pore to-day aboard the u c2 Rosso." Forty seven passengers disemb m Singapore. An interesting personality on hisi \o Shanghai was Mr. Oswald ft Krishna, a young Ceylonese joun and photographer.
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    U.S. SYMPATH WITH CHINA
    83 16 Chungking July PHINA'S hearty appreciation o! v sympathy of the A.nerica.i pi toward China's stru^gl^ for mdi 1 dence was expressed by Dr H. HI President of the Executive Yvoul J tea party given m honour of Mr 1 «>n T. Johnson, United States Ai sador,
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    Taxi-Driver Who Misappropriated Money
    113 16 Taxi-Driver Who Misappropriated Money Singapore. Mud ADMITTING dishonest mUppr* tion of funds belonging to Ml ployers, Mchamed Ah. M Malay, was bound over to Police Court to-day on a cnajf minal breach of trust In t<m Accused, employed a, a ttm taxi-cab driver by the e::Ul :L port Company, failed,
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    Soldier Charge
    53 16 Singapore. Mod] Jchn Jones, a PjtoteattagJ Ist. Manchester Regiment iaij c racks, appeared re p o^ M^ the Singapore Fifth o fl this morning when a ma breaking m Orchard Road to him. qoD iied Court Inspector ■•*jHL i B week's postponemfiit wnic» granted and accused was July
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    VIRTUAL BLOCKADE AT WENCHOW
    148 17 VIRTUAL BLOCKADE AT WENCHOW London, July 3. CIR Robert Craigie has been instructed to inform the Japanese Government that any deliberate extension of the ill-treatment of British subjects at Tientsin must imperil the success of the impending negotiations m Tokyo, said Mr. R. A Butler, Foreign Under-Sccretary m the House
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    NIGHT-LONG LANDING OF WAR STORES
    1041 17 Warsaw. July 2. THE Polish Conservative newspaper •Graz" publishes a report from London to the effect that the British Government has received information that a Danzig "Putsch" is intended now or in the near future. The "Graz" professing to have no knowledge that this is
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    tish Pact With Russia ans Safety Of The World
    259 17 tish Pact With Russia ans Safety Of The World u ff Ixmdon, July 3. l*J l n W« addressing a miners' meeting at Gloucester reiw yesterday's Labour message to th* German people and unions had no quarrel with the German working class ««> wanted to s*e happier than they were.
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    Inquest On Dr. Little
    118 17 Mr. Butler said Lord Halifax h; just received a report of the Inquest proceedings on Dr Little. Mr Butle, was unable to say what action won/ be appropriate, pc iding full considers tion Meantime, the British Consul-Goner:-. In Shanghai had addressed a note I his Japanese
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    Close Watch
    78 17 Replying to Mr M. P. Price <Lab Forest of Dean), concerning the est.. blishing at Huahsin" and the commer cial effect of it. Mr. Butler said t! situation was being closely watched b\ the departments concerned. Mr. Price asked if the British Go" ernment had any actual proposals
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    SIR H. MACKINDER
    37 17 London. July 3 Sir Halford Mackinder. who has presided over the Imperial Shipping Com mittee since it was established m 1920 has resigned, and Sir William Hen?) Clark has been elected his successor Reuter.
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    etis Inquiry
    169 17 (C onti.u.cd from page II a ihP.. it was felt that LSI 'SdV done «ltba\'"!'s d 0 m and it was clear P «"Urise that they b,en located. Foul Air decided to awaii sending anyuntil daylight and ta lightening the .hip. St the air started log* fool d
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    Publishers Beat Jacks In B.H.L.
    101 18 Nil ..1. JACKS CLOW-foing was servetl 0 up on lIM SUB Phalli,' v,sUnlav wi.rn M IV" mrt ftbd itfMtod iii< ks s( »>v the Business Mouses League. avert '«sn°£ a s^isi-a^ But Badll struck again, lanm ehSL m ti,,. rortunw erf Jg* la HKien R
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    Y. JUNIORS SCORE 17 GOALS
    148 18 Y. JUNIORS SCORE 17 GOALS Singapore, Monday. AN tin- V.M.C.A. ground this evening the V.M.C.A. Juniors proved themselves vastly superior to the Pitman's College by beating them 17 goals to one m a football maU'h. At the interval the score stood ftve nil m favour of the V.M.C.A. After the
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    Dr. Cheah Wins R.J.I. C.June Bogey
    69 18 Th«- Hnviil Jt.\ioiv International Club Jam Bogey Competition was won by Dr T X Chrah with a score of 1 down I The ■COrCl ;iif II follOWf Dr T X Clieah 1 down J W Moore 2 down w n Brocket* :i down I
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    Colourless Soccer At The Stadium
    432 18 Colourless Soccer At The Stadium ANCHESTERS IV a spiritless exhibition or MOOT 1 IN.li.c by the only goal m the game. illy slow :in(l wns to' I' 1 1 federation «mM thr. .n> .'.'"'^N-;,:.,: i;iV,,nmi, .>f the Tads l"l,,, sated at the expense of torK on away and hi forced
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    TIDE TABLES
    50 18 TO-DAY Hmh Water 12 50 p.m. a. 5 it. Low Wa'cr fl 22 a.m. 1.0 ft. 6.20 p.m. 4.0 ft. TO-MORROW High Water 00.12 a.m. 9 5 ft. 1.19 p.m. 8 5 ft Low Water: 652 a.m. l 2 ft. 6.49 p.m. 4.0 ft. POLICE Ma.uhesters defeated the
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    Tie In July Medal At R.S.G.C.
    159 18 m m. i,.lv Medal Competition of the 13. ■Cxi i pppl D W McLeod, T. w. gU ,5%. and second nine was bvD. W. McLeod »32' 2 Dy -C' Division, ball sweep, second nines was won by E. J Phillips (37» 2 i and
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    "B" DIVISION
    62 18 D W McLeod 82 15=67* J E MacCallum 81 13=68* W J Peel 83 13=70 F D Harrison 87 17=70 L W. Geddes 88 18=70 T. W. Doyle 88 17=71 E M Moffatt 89 14=75 P C. Sands 93 18=75 J A. Young 91 15=76 T F Marsden
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    "C" DIVISION
    63 18 A S Anderson 95 22=73 L. Cox 96 22=74 E. J. Phillips 97 21=76 M. J T. Watson 108 24=84 'Qualified to play m Captain's Prize. LADY CAPTAINS PRIZE. Mrs. J. M. Bannister won the replay of t^ie tie m this competition MIXED FOURSOMES The first bimonthly Mixed
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    Loon Chong In S.CR.C Singles Final
    137 18 Loon Chong In S.CR.C Singles Final VONG Loon Chong. Singapore, No. 1 tennis player, elini nated Chua Choon Leong i the semi-final of the open single of the S.C.R.C. tennis toum ment yesterday. Choon Leong stood well again* sizzling drives of the champion opening stages of each of ihe t*
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    New Life Badminit Party
    73 18 i FRIENDLY badminton ml A consisting of tour muslh three doubles, has been aw between the New Ule Badffl Party and the Catholic TMI The match I nhio* at the latter's court all X on Saturday, oommenc. ReSresTntatives of the New U mintbn Party will be
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    Singles Tourney
    194 18 The New Life Badmjntcm Pag holding its annual mi Bl^ Soon Tuan JJ^i^Vj M O-2); Teo Seng Leon& w Lim 15—12, fci l5 f £ST|3 Chiang Seng Geok g^ijjl 15-9; Charlie Yeo beat en. 15-8, 15—10. t C hd June U: O^^VlW* Eng 15-11, t\Vj IJI Charlie Cheah
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    BRITISH OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
    159 19 BRITISH OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP St. Andrews, July 3. FOR |he British open golf champion- ship the weather was overcast but conditions were good at the start. A light breeze presented no difficulties, although there was a possibility that the shower which preceded the start would b e repeated. The qualifying
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    chmeling Makes Reappearance Vith Knock-out
    57 19 Slussart. July 3. fVENTV HVE tb<usand saw Ma\ Schmeling making his ItlMaraiiceia the ring since Vav Vidly batter* by Joe is a year tc win the -mai.-ruroptan heavyweight ing i+ampiunship by beating: German bolder. Adoll" Heuj n \hr Brsl ron iid fchmeluig's vicious attack fin-
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    vimbledon TENNIS
    41 19 vimbledon TENNIS London. July 3. i fourth round at Wimbledon, y weather with a slight breeze, job> beat Margot Lumb 6 2, irdwiok beat Macpherson Grant -6; Mathieu beat Valeric Scott -6,6-2. quarter-riiial. Henkel beat Kukul Ul. 6—3, 6— 2.— Renter.
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    Death By lisadvemtire
    81 19 oi t. Monday —While at work caffolding at the side of the "Silver Bell" m King's Dock on m aged Chine.se. Leong Ko, fell the ground below. He died Ctare ol the skull, laceration of i »nd internal pneumonia 18 ir. inquiry to-day. Mr. W. G. Porned
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    CLASSIFICATIONS
    41 19 IW the latest S.R A. boos:— (Transfers) From Cla^s 4To Hfcing Greek. Just My Luckmv S *J° Class 5 —Marco King. l^ 1 Theb^ Vandal: *Sun? i: :i S: 2 n To Claai 3. -Bali Girl, j^ WinKy Maid. Rosalie,
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    D,E.I. Soccer
    34 19 Seated Win? Dutch Inarrer p ar k to one on Sun- or S^dSS^ the ame- «ccer with B^ t0 hav e a fc Indi XI Q l Sf Ca P fc a£
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    GORDONS BEATEN AT SELETAR
    222 19 R.A.F 5 GORDONS 1 THE R.A.F. now maintain the top position m the Division I league by virtue of a s—l win ovoi the Gordon Highlanders whom they beat at Seletar yesterday everting. Hay soon impressed with his re-aD pearance m the Airmen's attack when ihe
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    S.CHINA BEAT PENANC F.A.
    51 19 (From Our Own Correspondent' Penang, July 3. COUTH China defeated Penang Football As*>ociation by 3—l at Victoria Green. The game was one of the fastest seen locally. Scorers for the tourists were Lav Hing Choi, Funs King Cheung and Lai ahui Yick O'Brien, Penang's left wing
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    Kepple G.C.
    36 19 The following tied for the Sir Georg Trimmer challenge Cup at the K.G.C. M. G. Harvey 714-72 143 H. Irving Jones 70+73—134 The tie is to be played off (36 holes) by July 9.
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    Harper Cilfillan Soccer
    79 19 There will be a friendly game of soccer between Harper Gilflllan Soccer Eleven and Sime Darby Sports Club on Friday at the Geylang Stadium Ground and the following have been chosen to represent the former:— Lim Kirn Liang, Abu, Ng Yew Mun, W. S. Fyfe, G. J.
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    Rafs Lead
    201 19 Yeats conceded a corner and Sun- 1 man's kick went to Garrett to pat the Airmen ahead with a beautiful I header. V The R.A.F. went ahead further when Atherton beat Wiseman and sent Hay, 1 who had now changed positions withf Cleland, away on the left. Hay
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    USING FORCE CHARGE
    78 19 Singapore, Monday. j Bong Tet Siang (21) pleaded guilty I this afternoon m the Fifth Police Court before Mr. L. C. Goh, to charges of using criminal force to a police sergeant who had cautioned accused about his conduct m bathing by the road-side on July 2,
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    RAO.C Beat Mentals 1-0 In Div. II A
    30 19 In a division 2A league soccer match played at Alexandra yesterday, the RA.O.C. beat the Mental HQspital by one goal to nil.
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    MOTHER TELLS OF SON'S DYING STATEMENT
    243 19 Singapore, Monday. fING Lye Song, a middle-aged Chinese woman related at the Assizes to-day a conversation with her injured son who lay on »his deathbed after he had been a victim to a stabbing affray m Arab Street on Feb. 15 In the dock
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    Arrested In Johore
    150 19 The accused was arrested In Johore at 2 a.m. by a detective on Mar. 4. After his arrest he was handed to the Singapore police who conducted a number of identification parades. The accused was identified by a number of persons. Mr. William George Trewin m charge
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    GODDARD GETS HIS 100 WICKETS
    115 19 GODDARD GETS HIS 100 WICKETS London, July 3. BY taking seventeen wickets m one day Goddard, playing for Gloucestershire against Kent yesterday, equalled the record of Blythe m 1997 and Verity m 1933. Goddard is the first to take a hundred wickets this season. Gloucestershire won by an innings and
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    VARSITY CRICKET
    22 19 Cambridge 157 (Evans four for 55), Oxford 273 for three (Proud 87, Lorna* 91 1 Close of play score.— Reuter.
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    Chinese Guerrillas Attack Tientsin
    68 20 l HP 11 o A i~ Hongkong. July 3. W «as ptafri iC "f ro i g the p«»er plant m cnngemeiit lasted till the n*xt morning uiwhtte. regardless ol tte«"^m (ll t h e roithcoming Anglo-Ja^ne« UilL O n Tientsin to be heldln Tokyo. Japanese
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    Curfew Extended
    121 20 Curfew H;is been extended by a iutther one and a hall hours, and pedestfiana are >t allowed to pass the barrieri after 7 pm. Be Ide one barrier ll closed, reciuci,... the barriers to six. At present only those leaving the Concessions are allowed to pass the Asahi
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    BRITISH SAILOR HELD BY JAPANESE
    80 20 BRITISH SAILOR HELD BY JAPANESE Tientsin. July •> TWO GiIMMI yesterday evening reported to the British police thai they had seen foreigner i" the h:\«:ds of a party of Japanese outside a CMC m the Japanese occupied area, protesting "Y<;u cant arrest a British seaman." A Japanese spokesman this DM
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    European's House Burgled
    123 20 European's House Burgled (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Moofe DURGLERS got away with i haul when they broke into R. L. N. Howard's house dura week-end while the house wail porally unoccupied. Cash am ing to $260 and jewellery vain $300 was stolen. It appears that Mr. and Mrs
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    NEW WARPLANEE FOR U.S.A.
    37 20 Hyde Park. New York July 3 dent Roosevelt signed the Bill gi War Department $293 000.000 m be spent primarily on new jn This measure completes the W 5552.000.000 emergency cieien cramme Reuter
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    PHENOMENAL PRODUCTION OF BOMBING PLANES
    91 20 London, July :i--fICKBRS Wellington O«OgcUc bombers ire now being produced b a pbenoinenftl speed for the Royal Force The actual production glim arc not published but it may "said that to maintain the present il rate Of output it ll necessary i issue 1,500,000 flttinga
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    Unique Aircraft
    94 20 i vicker.s Wellington bombers are ilque m that no other Europi m c uny has military aircraft mtl sucr a diu.s of action Th y are less thar MJO horse power, and cm lly '-i.-<' llll( onstop at nearly 200 miles per hair. arrying a My toad ol
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    GLIDING RECORD
    105 20 London. Juiv '> Tile Brltl h gliding record tor altitude U gained by Mr. Philip Wills when he Imbed to l 200 feel In a sailplane. ritlsh Official Wireless. Admiral Sir Percy Noble, Command-er-in-Chief of the British China station. Who arrived m Hon^kon;; with MajorGeneral Grasset, General Olficer
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    China Places Embar In Foreign Goods
    27 20 Shanghai, M it r muJLHtOOd that the Chir-c Central Government has ju* malgated a law forbidding tbc importation of a mrt
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    NO HANDING OVER OF CHINESE YET
    176 20 NO HANDING OVER OF CHINESE YET London, July 3. QUESTIONS about the four Chinese who gave immediate rise to the Tientsin situation evoked a statement by Mr. K. A. Butler (Foreign Intlcr- Secretary) m the House today. lie said he was unable to add anything to what had already been
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    137 20 art iiirs. In explaining the embargo on unnecessary Imports, a spokesman of the Chinese Finance Mini try laid that the object is to ch;ck difficult** with which the Stabilisation Fund is now confronted. In order to strengthen China's resources, the spokesman further stated, such a sU-p is necessary, because it
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    PREMIER SEES KING
    75 20 London, July 3 Mr. Chamberlain was received m audience by the King at Buckingham Palace to-day Mr. Chamberlain remained with the Knifi for about an hour Reuter. Mr. Butler said that the Japanese Con-sul-General's proposals to the Kulangsu Municipal Council, were now being considered. His latest information
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    R. A. F. AUXILIARY FOR WOMEN
    81 20 LondonJ THE King has approved the Mj 1 a separate rvlce :J° F o r ceJ Women's Auxiliary Air /^J with the Royal Air Force in«g The women enrolled be ing^ be officers or non-comm will be trained mainly aj but will also receive
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    NAVAL COURTES VISIT TO BALTI
    57 20 In the House of a.ked if it were pusMb-^ B courtesy visit ot $d squadron to the Ba* Bulle r Leningrad, Mr. X- tn e Undei-Secretary />-;; nd b u would be borne 1; prac» inlikely tliat it w0^ c tt M .he near future
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