Morning Tribune, 7 July 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 4~No. 133. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, July 7, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    UGE BRITISH CREDITS FOR PURCHASE OF ARMS
    350 1 HELP FOR PEACE FRONT PARTNERS London, July 6. JHE text of the Overseas Trade Guarantees Bill shows it is proposed to increase from £10,000,000 to £60,000,000 (excluding interest) the amount which may be guaranteed by the Government for non-commercial credits considered desirable in
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    POLAND AS PLAN F ACTION
    105 1 I Warsaw, July 6. Lspired statement, appearing b the hurier arszawski, says [the Government has decided a plan of action to be taken. public will not be informed of ma plan and moves at present should be emphatically pointed at do note will be sent
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    CIVILIAN SURVIVOR TELLS OF DEATH DIVE
    637 1 London, July 6. E fourth and final account r.f the Thetis death dive drama was given at the resumption of the inquiry by Frank Shaw, the only Hian survivor. He is a fitter employed by Cammel Laird's, and said work was exclusively concerned with
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    U.S. SILVER POLICY
    136 1 Washington, July 6. Morgenthau. Secretary to the tteasury, said the Treasury would W foreign silver purchases of noon SL I 't Me6 that tne State DeJ«t had advised Canada of the statement of the monthly silver i^SP* and said ne was ietar» tension of the Governments mry
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    GERMANY DENIES HELP TO CHINA
    56 1 GERMANY DENIES HELP TO CHINA Berlin, July 6. SEMI-OFFICIAL denial is J issued of reports tfeat Germany is delivering arms to China it says, "The object of I such lies is to disturb German- Japanese friendship, while diverting attention from the 5 huge deliveries of arms to I China from
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    OVERTURE TO SOVIET WORKERS
    68 1 Zurich, July 6. k RESOLUTION proposal* that Soviet. n trade unions be invited to affiliate with the International. Federation of Trade Unions was moved by Mr. George Kick, leader of the British Building Workers, at the Federation's congress. The British resolution was supported by Norway and
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    AIR FORCE RESERVES TO BE MOBILISED
    80 1 London, July 6 A NUMBER of Air Force reservists are being called up in the next three or four months as a tost mobilisation exercise, according to an Air Ministry announcement. The reservists affected would have been called up for annual training at this
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    FILM STAR SAILS FOR BALI
    306 2 Singapore Gave Gloria A Deep Tan Singapore, Thursday. A SLIM, girlish figure ran un the gangway Oftt* "J A "Selainat at ten minute to seven this evening dressed ma green jumper a 'vhitc skirt U* a prominent Singapore sun tan^ jump r, h The lady
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    Value Of Singapore Increases
    159 2 Till*; value of Singapore town has > increased by $796,638, aceord- j iiiK to the assessment value placed on property by the Singapore Municipal Commissioners. I The annual value of the town at the end of 1938 was $18,595,455 ompared with $17,798,817 at the end of
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    TRESPASSED IN COMPOUND
    289 2 Singapore, Thursday. CHARGES of criminal trespass preferred against Wong Ah Sai, a Hainanese, were concluded this morning in the fourth police court before Mr. 11. Koh, the District Judge and Fourth Police Magistrate, v hrn <he accused was found guilty on both charges and his honour m«
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    New Scudai
    36 2 The output of New Scudai, Ltd., for the month of June, 1939. amounts ic 10.920 pounds making a total of 60,040 pounds for the first three months of the year ending Mar. 3i 1940.
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    MISSIONARY ACTIVITIES
    36 2 Chungking, July 6— Archbishop Mario Zanin, the Apostolic delegate in China, arrived here by plane to interview Generalissimo Chiang Kai-^hek to report on the activities of the Catholic Church in '(K'cuDied" areas.- Chinese Central
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE SOCIAL
    124 2 RAFFLES COLLEGE SOCIAL fOLLEGE custom went by I board yesterday, when FreJ and Seniors mingled at Raffl^H lege social. V The Social began with drink* I ice-,cream, over which the FresheuM duced the Seniors to unbend a jH towards them. The indoor games which foUo>- e dH duced great hilarity
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    Cholera In Macm
    26 2 Macao has been declared an intaH port on account ot information rtj ed that cholera has broken out m in an epidemic state.
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    Method Of Acquiring Rubbd Not Yet Disclosed
    335 2 Method Of Acquiring Rubbd Not Yet Disclosed .Barter Scheme Singapore, Thursday. MARKET sentiment this week has been adversely affected by t dangerous situation at Danzig, whilst Tientsin has been relegi to the background, says the Vvtokly rubber market review issued Messrs. Stanton Nelson Co., Ltd. The speech of Lord Halifax,
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    AFFRAY ON ROAD: TWO INDIANS FINED
    176 2 AFFRAY ON ROAD: TWO INDIANS FINED Singapore, Thursday rE quiet of a barber 's shop River Valley Road was raj disturbed yesterday morning wl an altercation arose between J barber and an Indian who had ei in and demanded repayment debt from the barber. Hassan bin Mohamed, also an m
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    44 2 were 9.567 tons, as compared wim ton-? in May. J The latest buying prirrs of >P' ber in I^nHon nnd New York are and 16 s'l6c. respectively. The United Kingdom Stocks on J were 63. 610 tons, an increase duru week of 237 tons.
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    CHINESE NATION MOURNS ITS DEAD TO-DAY
    380 3 CHINESE NATION MOURNS ITS DEAD TO- DAY Memorial Service At Singapore Consulate MEMORIAL services, meetings and the hoisting at half mast of the Chinese national flag to-diiy are signs of an aggrieved nation's tribute to its war dead To-day the Sino-Japanese war enters its third year, and Chinese the world
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    23 3 i i it Raffles College so rial yesterdav. Miss Margaret ta de ,otogrn i l iza Mr Ra j a and Mr. W.Fernando.
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    38 WAS YEAR OF OW QUOTA RELEASES
    226 3 veai 1938 was one of low nvota releases and difficult times for in [ten in general, the quota averaging 55.64 per cent. Internaand 41 2 per cent. Domestic as against 107.5 per cent, internaand 7775 per cent, dome-tic the previous year. The annual
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    PREMIER OF THAILAND SUES WARNING
    129 3 PREMIER OF THAILAND SUES WARNING om Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, July 5. officii notification signed by j [he Premier ha* been issued inding the Thais that the t ion should be placed on the J liest elevation of respect and trence by all of them. L i particular they should
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    STABBING INCIDENT RECALLED
    287 3 STABBING INCIDENT RECALLED Singapore, Thursday. B two penetrating stab wounds 0n the chest and the abdomen, -year-old Chinese, Chee Hang Ly amoved to the general tal on June 15, where he died %s later. •toic?i Urnin:i a vcrd »ct of culpable fc huij „,,,ntine to murder, at [fi? to **ay,
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      20 4 Prei i-r79 01 1 76 71 ll'i H Ho^ovi^c\osint^m ratel 2d* d Unchanged 'i Jaoa llinL raU>( iSaia
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      METAL MARKET
      20 4 London, Thursaaj Tn das Change Previous 10-CkiA I r STAMMKI) *g™ £230 f aftem prl £224% ;rd ll
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      NO MORE EMBASSIES
      102 4 London, July o. in Hon* m Captain I >r<*.ham asked Government to rai* the British diplomatic representa tiv< uma to ambassadorial status m othe: :.nat powers bad done, in view of the Increasing bnpottancc of peace. iMr R A Butler replied that the ques lion could not
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      RUBBER RETURNS
      61 4 Th»' following are rubber returns of the eomnanlai for the month of Jum 1939; Alor Oajah 11.600 lb.. Australasia 15 000 lb Ave r Pains 47.000 lb.. Hukit Kubu 10.200 lb., Glenealy 30.000 ii> Jalan Kabun 8.200 lb Kluang X* 100 lb Pajam 101,000 lb., PortSwettenhan 6.400 lb.,
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      LEWIS & PEAT'S REPORT
      151 4 LEWIS PEAT'S REPORT Singapore. Thursday. A(;\IN nnlv minor fluctuations |,iv,- been recorded during the ueek. the tone of the market varying with the complexion of the latest political news, says the rwq rubber report issued to-day by Messrs. Lewis Peat. Ltd. flhC demand for nearby deliveries continues to be good,
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      FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
      102 4 Singapore, Thursday. Tin at midday was $113 5 8. up 3 8, and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 23 1 10 cents, buyers October December 28 5 16 cents, market quiet. The London market yesterday was steady with War Loan quoted 1
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      34 4 London, Thim Previous To-day Idle Idle RI'BBLR 8316 8316 s J )l sellers 8U 8V 4 gBS S^IG B^l6 2nd Forward September Buye£ J i; 8U 3rdForv.urdOet.Dec. Buyers 8 5^16 8 5^16
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      PRODUCE
      82 4 London. Thursi Pievious To-dav r v PALM OIL (Malay) In bulk June July smpment H3. 15.0 sellers Tjnrh. COPRA Straits, F.M.S.) July shipment £10.10.0 nominal £10 3 9 not SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) June 1 July Shipment 8 6 sellers Uncha TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality (Singapore > June Shipment
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      148 4 London. Ti.u:>daS Previous To -day 94 6 94 6 Distillers 26 3 26- Dunlop Rubber 73 lO'-> 74General Electric 293 28 10 1 Imperial Chemi?al Industries I*B 11 1276 Imperial Tobacco Jo mi 2 00 o H Anglo-Dutch 22 10 2 22 9 M Canadian Pacific !p
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      56 4 RI'BBER ew York. July I Market Tone Previous To-dav Cha Spot o Steady Steady Pl Payers 16 516 16 51C Forward Oct Deo ellerS 16 716 16 7ie ruiw^m uci.uec. Buyers IG3^ 16i 3 *W" 'Quiet Q*!^ lf% Market Tone Ol f Spot Q l l let
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      BULLION MARKET
      25 4 GOLD London, Thursday^ Bar Gold Fine per oz PreViOUS T day SILVER £786 I Spot I Forward 18 17 716 m' 2 17
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    OCKS & SHARES ued By Fraser & Company
    600 5 OCKS SHARES ued By Fraser Company MINING more, July 6. 5 p.m. 'Con. T.S. Ord. 18- 189 Easetrn Realty 1.35 140 Est. Trust Ag 3.60 4.00 Eastern United 27.50 30 00 P. and tf. Ord 13.55 10 85 do. 7V 2 Prefs. 9.05 9.30 Gammons laiaya 2.2G Z2b Gt. E.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    178 5 tot in tk uo Ltd 000 lQt A PI 30 Oct. 31 M 100 Qom SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY }Mired 1940 $400,000 Mar 31 30 101 102 nom J red. 1947 $1,600,000 106 108 nom h? S d 1955 «i.000..j00 f?\Ma, 31 sept. 30 113y 2 114^ nom $3
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    LYALL & EVATTS QUOTATIONS
    200 5 LYALL EVATTS QUOTATIONS Singapore, Thursday MINING l Buyers Sellers Ampats 3|7V 2 4.Ayer Weng.s 0.73 0.75 Batu Selangors 1.15 1.20 Hong Fatts 0.60 0.64 Hongkong Tin 18;6 19!3 Jelebus 0.54 0.56 Kamunting Tin B|6 9]3 Katu Tin 2016 21|6 Kents IJIO 2(3 KillmghaLs 13|- 14|6 Kramats 8|- 9|Kuchais 1.15 1.20
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    Accelerated Departure
    27 5 The ss. "Kudat" for Siam (Parcels only). Mails previously announced as closing at 2.30 p.m. yesterday was closed at 130 pm. on the same day.
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      202 5 FRASER 8c COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Company Dividend Books Singapore. July e. 5 p.m. Cioae XottH tm TIN Date Ex Dlv. >»«v Payaole Date Burma Malay 6d. No. 19 July 14 July 20 July 15 2»/_.% London Tin 4% less tax June 28 July 14 Julv 3 4% Sthn.
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    FINED $60 ON SAMSU CHARGE
    56 6 Singapore, Thvrvday. inni B_»ran£oon Road on June ad was lin. ri $r,n or in default one month's rigorous irr iompn C. H. Koh. Sixth- bJ Mr. Wallace K objected to an ap P ,/^H cused to be allowed to I* instalments. y the fii The
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      198 6 IBV OKDBB OP FILM CE SO^SWf Slot-S I ADI I.'IS lINI.V 'IIIMHtv ONDI It II NOT \l*^H 'PAVILION 6-i5 9-i5 TO-NIGHT I WOMEN LIKE ME! I GIVE j THEM EXCITEMENT! Screaming lo a new high in macabre, J I suspenseful drama is this story of S _^r 1 J ybabyf.
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      178 6 THE PIC ASTAIRE ROGERS S l :o\vTM -Vis- AT THE < API H,|| n DRAMA as great* their JPANCIN J r v X^TySP*';'«wkJ eT^_l _^k _^^^^_M T _^H i^^tWWWt^ I V -^!_fc' I _^__^H-H l^^^m^ *^_i VI -U I %^^Bii^-fl TfiMffi^i^ fl htsofthepasifM W f «0 t/»«f CfMfd M *Qr\M
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    RISON SENTENCE FOR TTACK WITH AN AXE
    1031 7 "Cowardly Act" Singapore, Thursday. >t thviow that Sarblni attacked me because he wanted T'» lted Kasman bin Singokuno, a 45-yeacoM Javan- r' anncT In the Fifth Police Court to-day, where Sarbini bin p rubber ap i voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Kas|lW d
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    Germans Claim Victory In War Of "Nerves"
    203 7 Warsaw. Julv 6. to the Polish press there is general expectation that the Polish Government will reach a decision to-day regarding the action it will take in respect of Nazi military preparations in Danzig. Newspapers state that the matter was discussed last night
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    CIANO FOR SPAIN
    56 7 I Rome, July 6. Count Ciano, Italian Foreign Minister, will leave on Saturday in a warship for a protracted visit to .Spain. He will arrive at Barcelona on Monday. After touring a number of If owns he will be in Madrid on July i'n pnd 19, wher
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    26 7 Washington. July 6.— The iew price of foreign silver will be announced at noon to-day. Well-informed circles believe that it will be about thirty cents. Reuter
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    Death Of Regent's Brother – In – Lnw
    59 7 Death Of Regent's Brother In Lnw IF? cm Our Own Correspondent Johoro Bahru. Thursday— The death) fcok place this morning of Unj;ku Abu Bnkar bin Ahmad, brother-in-law o* Tuneku Mahkota, Recent of Johore. Ungku Abu Bakar was the son-in-law of Dnfo Col. Yahya. rioting Commandant of the Johore Military Forces.
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      119 7 j TO-MORROW I SATURDAY Bth JULY. Simultaneously At EMPIRE TALKIE j AT 7 9 P.M. j SUN (New World) AT 7-30 9-30 P.M. r t S*" Finnl Chapters 7—12 of Repi.i>r<--'s Thrilling Wild S Animal Serial! 2 _G Ha fl p tJl^B— —E'^^fl^B^ B&^-Mb-dH _^_k.wS**^ Wr_K*iES_«_M_f%£fe^__i ••<-••- __i_^Bw^wHß6&_H_Mfllft K t
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    BRITAIN SPENDS £2,000,000 A WEEK ON AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION
    3671 8 BRITAIN SPENDS £2,000,000 A WEEK ON AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION BEN riliUlV l*M»N LETTfcJ (From Our Own Correspondent) London June 23. (JREAT Britain :s now spending £2,000,000 a week on the production of aircraft according to the Air Minister, Sir Kingsley Wood. Lord Londonderry's "Millstone" litarian states would want to make iriends
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    Germans FED UP With VIOLENT POLITICS
    875 10 Germans FED UP With VIOLENT POLITICS the Germany of Junker influence. Industrial hegemony, military prest.ge. But they confused order with SUfcJection, and by the time they had placed National-Socialism in the saddle i h»d ceased to be a national movement Mid had Eiaited on career of viokiw an^ 1 dMbitegrat-on.
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    Nazi From Danzig Speaks Out
    209 10 Nazi From Danzig Speaks Out OIF tCTOLI rTHMH Ml MHILISMNL By Dr. nermann lain half. Kuropa Verlaft. Zurich. AMONG those who make it thei: business to follow events in Oilman v the impression has lately mown that the National-Socialist movement is heading towards a UCIA joiase. Revolutions can never be
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    32 10 >• I Crart of Btendferd, Don* i mmrim iI)Ulh the principle of the Ma] Plane w mod i. vhc 'Pan. It carries a snail robber-dn »»)liuM.i,her-dr:ven,la,HMsdetuihed'by a < loc .< w rk arrangement. Planet News
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    SCOTLAND YARD MAY NOW MAKE FILM THRILLERS
    248 11 ihovving Modern Methods Of Crime Detection Ic i\ it Scotland Yard is now considering plans for making hnuimr modern methods of crime detection need fc« who fears for the dignity of the Police. C'li are not going to he turned into film stars.
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    JAPANESE FOILED AT FOOCHOW
    111 11  - JAPANESE FOILED AT FOOCHOW Sin Chew Jpoh JAPANESE naval bombardments of Foochovv and its surrounding areas occur daily. At the same time Japanese planes are also active. Repeated attempts to land at Linkiang. near Foo--»how. have been frustrated b» the Chinese. v Heaw Chinese forces have arrived and iiave taken
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    EXTENSIVE SOVIET-JAP CONFLICT EXPECTED
    123 11  -  Chew Jit Poh L.)k\o, July 6. *HE Soviet Charge d' Affaires, M 1 Smetanin, is leaving for Moscow he Domei agency says it is beliavec e has been summoned home "for a olitical reason."— Reutc.i. Shanghai. July 6. Five thousand Rusdan and Mongolian roops came into
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    CHINA'S APPEAL TO AMERICA
    113 11  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, July 6. nn H H. BUff, the Chinese wartime U 'premier and Finance Minister, in i LioadSSuo the United States, expired China's dee.-, appreciaiicn ol tne United States Government s inspiration and assistance in the reconstruction an modernisation of China. •China
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    PENSIONS FOR M.P/s
    26 11 London. July 5.-The Prime Wnistei to-day introduced In the House of Commons'n bill embodying the proposals ior the members' pension scheme.- British Wireless
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    No Secret Negotiations On Return Of Colonies
    259 11 London, July 5. A QUESTION was asked in the House of Commons as to whether, in relatim to the German demand for colonies, His Majesty's Government has been in communication with the governments cf Belgium, France and Japan regarding the return of the
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    The Boycott Movement In Manila
    222 11 The Boycott Movement In Manila Hongkong. THE movement for a boycott of TnnaneM goods is threatening to reawaken in Manila, according to information received here. The trend fe being watched with keen attention by Chinese in Hongkong. Not, only are Japanese goods forced to compete with products raised in the
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    LONDON'S FIRST COMPLETE AIR RAID EAR SAL
    266 12 LONDON'S FIRST COMPLETE AIR RAID EAR SAL The evacuation <>t schoolchildren was one of the exen-ises carried out in Britain's first complete air raid rehearsal staged at Chelsea. The whole borough was at a standstill during the rehearsal, the population having to disperse to areas corresponding to air raid shelters.
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    New Articles Of Diet
    736 14 Thin** im remember »he.« inirodiieint, baby ALTHOUGH, in the int* rests of •healthy development, it is necessary to introduce new foods to the yountf baby, such steps should be taken very slowly and gradually. Any new article of diet is something of a strain on the
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    NATURE'S WAY TC HEALTH
    1164 14 NATURE'S WAY TC HEALTH to the onlooker it is sometimes rather alarming to see a child exposed to burning sun, damp winds and rain, the theory that such a process of hardening is Nature's way to health is by no means to be despised. It standi to reason that, if
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      413 16 I' BltlTljH i "W -I r--^*_M I _^_H s_>ifc_^*-? li,i 'll i!S_ 1 1 iThO^d BRITISH INDIA LINES (INCORPOR'-TED TN ENGLAND) Outwards talfl S>or, Tonnasr r'ANmN 15 50u July 14 RANPLRA 17,000 Sept. S2SJBAOI S SI July 28 HAW/aLPINUI 17 000 Sept. SOMALI 0.800 July 28 BHUTAN 6^loo Sep t.
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      337 16 TO FRENCH PORTS jj»*#j CHARCEURS REUNIS 1 BCU-WAR-W- ADEN For Marseilles. Havre. Antwerp Du.ik.rk July R DKIBADE For Marseilles. Nantes. St. Nazane Bordeaux July ft !T0 SAIGON INDOCHINAI i t» _mn For Saigon. Tourane and Haipnons July 25 j cap VAnni-A iST-SSS Tourane and Haiphons A* B S. A. M.
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      299 17 BIRXS PIIILP LI\E. Incorporated in Australia) NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. L KIT In Port July 9 [AREILA July 30 Aug. 4 jpeeial rhenp round tup tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the ollowii's ra:es. r >- Clia pa .-scigeis may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or bourne to the
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      73 17 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA 1 11 11 11 A N A M 8,000 TONS SAILING JULY 13 AT I P.M. The above vessel has excellent modern accommodation tor First Saloon and Second S'loon p sse^gers. Special BrlKhy K'turn
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      232 17 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE! "Imperial" July 7 2 p.m. n "Imperial" 7 2 p.m. UCafl 'Imperial" 7 2 pr.v Z gottth Huygens 7 8.30 a.m. Cl "Imperial" 7 2 p.i.« Ida Whole "Imperial" 7 2 p.n. N ,h nuncun "Parcels only) pahang 7 1130 am. iinan alld Dmh Pahang 7 noon K
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      233 17 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit SHIP Godown Gate Gat a Foch 22 1 J Kola 17 2 3 Gewang 14 2 3 Conte Biancamano 11 2 I Klias 2 3 Menelaus 9 2 3 Chr. Huygens 7 2 3 Kelantan— Manchester Castle
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    MUNICIPAL PRESIDENT'S LAST ANNUAL REPORT
    893 18 Marked Changes In Services MANGES in Municipal services over a period of eight years are dealt with ii the annual report of Mr. W. Hartley, CMC MJJL. *vho will be retiring shortly and whose last reports this is. Mr Bartlev says: As this is the
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    REFUGEES AS BRITISH CITIZENS
    270 18 REFUGEES AS BRITISH CITIZENS London, July Till-: refugee problem was raised in the House of I/Ords by l/>rd Lvtton, why urged that Clreat Britain should make I greater contribution to a solution. He suggested the immediate establishment of an international body of experts to examine schemes of settlement and try
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    BULGARIAN MINISTERS IN BERLIN
    122 18 BULGARIAN MINISTERS IN BERLIN Berlin, July (i. AN impressive welcome was given M. KiosseivanotT, Bulgarian Foreign Minister, who with a large party of tlhcials arrived on a threeday state visit, in the course of which he will soe Hitler, Von Ribbentrop and Goering. On the political side KiosscivanotTa ia.sk is
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    SINGAPORE STRIKE AFFECT MUNICIPAL REVENUES
    447 18 JHE strike of Singapore Ti action Co., workers last year had I verl noticeable effect on the revenue of the RAte Fund Account J the Municipality, according to the report of retiring President. W. Hartley. Financially the year was satisfactory, states >ll Hartley, and continues:
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    ARMED DANZIG TRUCE
    99 18 ARMED DANZIG TRUCE Danzig, Julv 6 fl rfIHE situation seems improved! fer the moment but can onivfl be described as an armed true* l each side saying in eftect: VYel are strong. We wait.*' In the meantime there are no signs of a move towards a solution. Herr Forster. az
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    Tientsin Situation Unchangei
    91 18 Tientsin Situation Unchangei Hongkong, July 6. TT rained all day long in Tien! yesterday. Yet tliose desihnj pass the barriers still had to i for several hours in a steady drix There is still a shortage of veget and meats in the British and R Concessions, but the situation is
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    SHANGHAI PREPARES FOR "DOUBLE 7TH"
    200 19 SHANGHAI PREPARES FOR "DOUBLE 7TH" Shanghai. July 6. QTRINGENT precautions are beings taken to guard against incidents k7 in the Japanese-occupied areas to-morrow (Friday), when the conflict enters its third year. Extra vigilant measures are also being taken in the foreign areas of Shanghai and they include the erection of
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    Ahrars Will Support The Congress
    196 19 Ahrars Will Support The Congress pe>>hawar, June 30. -.KfilNG a P« blic meetin held **u rfa llabib-ur-Rahman, o the AU India MajHs-e--*df n. is it present on a visit ?L^!ovmce aSS Mir jvlluuri, to make an •i^otf* decent elash at |ttirV K tuk. between Khaksars K£erl^id that the Ahrars i,
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    HUSBAND CHARGES WIFE WITH THEFT
    103 19 HUSBAND CHARGES WIFE WITH THEFT Singapore. Thursday. IHIXESE woman whose husband charged her with the theft of a 0 China vase, told the Court this Ming. <fcd not steal the vase. I took it me because, as I was leaving t/he i, I was afraid that thieves might tin and
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    55 19 jLr general manager of IteJ Rubber Estatrs, ZholV 1 arrived at JohofC ,u Ir ,om Kuaia Lumpur. a*. r. C T r ComnvM V' f Harrls °ns, Barker iet h Llni:tea K^la Lumpur j-f twj morning by train. b Hon i Kaa'-i i AcMan clark e arrived
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    LECTURE IN TAMIL
    44 19 hort visit tf t pa Ch^tiar who Is on &übii c i country, will d l'vr*t) Tamil on "Aim o' Norr is RirvT MKsion T T ill fc o Saturday, JuW 8, a nR u on. n t 0 the public.
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    "CIVIL WAR" Japanese Way Out Of Dilemma?
    139 19 "CIVIL WAR" Japanese Way Out Of Dilemma? Competent observers give credence to reports that the Japanese are^trying to hasten the formalin, of a new government but Wang Chins Wei has pressed for further time, because he does not wish to embark en the new venture until he gets the support
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    Briton Arrested?
    52 19 Hankow. July 6— lt is reported that the Japanese have arrested and detained Mr. C. Winterbottom (a Briton). Chief Officer of the British merchantman "for insulting behaviour." Neither the British Consulate nor the shipowners are aware of the arrest but Mr. Winterbottom has not yet returned to the
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    Chungking Bombed
    30 19 Chungking. July 6.— Four squadrons of Jaoauese planes passed over Chungking between midnight and dawn and :wo of them dropped bom!ls. Casualties and damage are very small.- Reuter
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    Anglo-Jap Talks
    58 19 Tokvo, July 6.-The Anglo-Japanese tail's are likely to P I next week, according to the Dome! A enoy R I^ Q r^ tentative* of th- J pan* f^f/ authorities in Tieiv I who due JJk mo^row. are expected to i w«m Armv Naders Who will then d< de
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    GRANTS TO EX-M.P.S.
    42 19 London, July 6-Tne Pr l m V!S^ intr:du-rd the House ot Com moiu M *>~r Fund in the Hoos» in the -r^p Bill ?Weh was read foi I? n8 w of the i 'a °f the House Reuter DGFDF
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    DEPUTATIONS TO CONGRESS PRESIDENT
    159 19 DEPUTATIONS TO CONGRESS PRESIDENT Bombay, June 28. MR. J. R. D. Tata, Chairman of Messrs. Tata Sons, Sir A. R. Dalai, Managing Director, Tata Iron Steel Company, and Prof. Abdul Bari, representing the Tata Workers Union met Dr. Raj end ra Prasad, Congress President, today at Birla House in connection
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    Stolen Articles In Second-hand Dealer's Shop
    192 19 [From Our Own Correspondent 1 Muar, Wednesday. YEO Ah Mong. licensee of a second -hand /dealers shop* made his appearance before Tuan Ha.ji Nassir bin Haji Salleh, the Magistrate, to answer a summons charge of having been found to be in possession of two
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    CARRY AWAY BANANAS
    83 19 CARRY AWAY BANANAS [From Our Own Correspondent] Johore Bahru, Wednesday. CHARGED with stealing two bunches of bananas worth fifty cents on Juno 26. at about 3 p.m. at the 14th mile Pontian Road, a Chinese, Tan Teow. claimed trial before Raja Suleiman, Third Magistrate, this morning. Accused stated the Indian
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    Tin Production In The F.MS.
    409 19 JW, the mineral which is always associated with Malaya, continues to be dredged in large quantities in the Federated Malay States as revealed in the annual report of the Mines Department for 1938. i In this annual report, Mr. A. E. Ker- shaw. Chief Inspector
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    State-Aided Labourers
    35 19 Seventeen state-aided labourers will arrive in Ponang to-day by s.s, "Rohna". It is expected that Ave will be sent to Pulau Jerejak and the balance will proceed to Port Swettenham for quarantine there.
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    THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133)
    2173 20 THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133) Sottfleatlon of "proposed rr-drflnUim. ot thr Umlis of thr Municipality of Singapore. Notice is hereby given uncle BeettOO m of the Municipal Orfl^ <^*, *r 133. that it is proposed to redefine 'he limits of the Municipality M mm :apore as under: All persons affected
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    Sunday's Organ Recital
    125 20 Sunday's Organ Recital TPHE following is th e programme next Sunday's organ recital at Victoria Memorial Hall, cxmunenclu 9.15 p.m. 1. Elevazione; Domenico ZlpoU ner Baer. 2. Two Choral Preludes— (a) Mo us by Your Grace. J. S Bach, Countless Realms of Joy, H p e Werner Baer. 3. ta>
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    Deferred Departure
    24 20 Tlie ss "Slamat" fcr Java etc. i previously announced as closed at 3 yesterday was closed at 4 pm on same day
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    51 20 Tanglin Barracks: All that piece of land occupied the War Department and compn in lots 104 9, *****0, 104,11 and 1 Mukim of Tanglin as more pi cularly delineated on Certified F 5578 sheets I and 4 in the ofnee the Senior Superintendent of Surt Singapore. W. BARTLEY President, Municipal
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITI
    172 20 Vacancy for a Nurse Applications are invited for fiUin* vacancy for a Nurse at the HV* Infectious Disease (Middletoiy mm Candidates must be fully nurses and possess the Certificate Central Midwives Board. The appointment will be in tht Scheme for Subordinate Officer;, uj Visitors, Infant Welfare Branen. mences
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      72 20 Law Notice For To-D The Chief Justice at Kuala Lump Court of Appeal. Before Mr. Justice Pedlow in Court at 11 a.m. Summonses-in -Chambers, Origtoj Summonses, Motions and Probate I Re Wee Cheow Keng decease Thereafter— Bankruptcy. Before Mr. Justice Manning ir. Court at 11 a.m. Assizes:— Rex vs. Yee
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    AVERAGE BRITONS THINK WAR ON CHINA DISGUSTING
    421 21 WUiti Honour ton There He For ll«imli.s? verseas League Secretary Hits Out (From Oui Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. TM average Kng-ishmaii. of whom I h;.pe I am one, thinks JaI m (ontinued war on China to be unjustified and, he hopes, successful.
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    Dviet Claims Heavy Jap Casualties
    65 21 Dviet Claims Heavy Jap Casualties Maetow, July 6. SOVIET .\,:nmunique on the Minohiiku.i Mongol border ling says that as a result of denir.rd counter-aU.uk. the Jap&e troops were repulsed, fifty of r tanks destroyed and ei?ht disabled and I.WO men killed. Soviet troops suffered 100 casualir.d 25 tanks and armoured
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    DEATH OF FAMOUS ARTIST
    132 21 DEATH OF FAMOUS ARTIST London, July (>. E death al Louis William Wain, tlie famous artist and animal caturist. is announced here. t'T. Ii WUllani Wain, bcrn in London I 1860, was the eldest son of Mr. 1 Matthew Wain. early education was placed under fterrWon of Christian Brothers J
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    New Anti – Aircraft Guns
    45 21 New Anti Aircraft Guns Nt k Julv l -The New Zea-»i-iurc r,h ,mPnl is testin ew kw S?"' uhose shell, it is S*i -i, i P ru Ctrate the Efface of rt nite Px b-ode, spraving Wkl-tnd r squarr feet savs' an n 'P«rt. International
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    Malacca Cricket
    73 21 [From Our Own Corrtspondenn Malacca, Wednesday. Capt. W. H. Jackson has been compelled to decline the captaincy of Malacca against Negri Sembilan at Tarnlain forthcoming week-end owing to pressure ol work. Mr O. L. Stephens has now been appointed skipper. A. Hunt medium fast bowler also cannot travel.
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    Release Of Griffiths?
    41 21 Tientsin, July 6. The Japanese spokesman a nnoun c d at to-day's press conference that Mr. Charles Griffins, would be released today but he is still under custody. Mr Jamieson. British Consul, is making further representations to- Reuter
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    BRITISH MINERS' PLEA TO GERMANY
    142 21 BRITISH MINERS' PLEA TO GERMANY London, July 6. MESSAGES from the British Mineworkers' Federation to the German miners will be sent through a secret underground broadcasting station, according to a decision reached at a conference at Swansea. The message says, "Eor years we stood against the exploitation of miners in
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    Heavy Deathroll In Floods
    88 21 New York, July 6. VEARLY 200 persons -.re feared to be drowned and hundreds lendered homeless due to floods in Eastern Kentucky after a cloudburst. The towns Morehrad. Gray.son and Breahitt aopear to have suffered the worst of all and are virtually isolated. The creek above
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    Duty Against Italian Goods
    27 21 Washington. July L- DjUei against Italian gflods to be publish Pd on Julv 13 will come into effect Reuter a month after that.—
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    CHINA'S THANKS
    61 21 Chungking. July •.-The Chinese People's Foreign Relations Association ha sent a telegram to the Archbisr p o York, thankine, him for the r,ra> China on July 0 -For your forthcoming pra.xi foi vie timized China, we P^ o^* C* and wi^h you the best of o. b u„if
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    PEER'S SON SENT TO PRISON FOR MEAN CRIME
    165 21 PEER'S SON SENT TO PRISON FOR MEAN CRIME London, July 6. V. F. C. Hervey, aged 23, son of Lord Herbert Hervey and nephew of the Marquis of Bristol, was sentenced to three years' penal servitude at the Old Bailey to-day. He and three other young Mayfair men were found
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    Japanese Organising Murder?
    192 21  - Japanese Organising Murder? Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, July 6. »T is reported that the Japanese authorities have appropriated a sum of $2,000,000 for bhe purpose of organising an assassination corps with headquarters at Paotao, from where agents will be sent to the interior of China in attempts to kill
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    LIM & HUCK TOE WIN IN S.C.R.C. DOUBLES
    359 22 LIM HUCK TOE WIN IN S.C.R.C. DOUBLES Kee Onn And Chia Beaten In Two Sets ,0.,N MM and Tan HucK Toe did «j£"*J J thrilling tennis they dcleated Chin Kee unn ana Chia. a powerful combination, in the open doubles of the S.C.B.C. tennis tournament, yesterday. A remark which may
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    Johore Will Give Services Close Game
    425 22 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. TO-DAY Johore plays against the Combined Services, one of the most formidable teams in the country, at the Trade School Ground, Johore Bahru, in the "Malaya" Cup soccer match, and judging by the Sultanate's good showing against both
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    GAMBLERS FINED
    69 22 Singapore, Thursday. Koh Sey Moy and Kok Yu Keng were to-day convicted and sentenced to fines of $100 and $50 respectively by Mr. Conrad Oldham in the second police court this morning on a charge of assisting In carrying on a chap-jee-kee lottery In a house. 52. Johore
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    BUKIT KATIL ESTATE
    29 22 The rubber crop of the Bukit Katil Rubber Estate for the month of June 1030 was 29.894 lb. the total for 2 months "iJ wJ7 lb.
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    Fine Thriller At Pavilion
    242 22 Oiujutkjx^ .^j&nsvu^ IN editor, asked what was the best news from the point of view of attracting the public, said candidly. *'Give me a good murder." It is the same in the world oT entertainment. Nothing grips tdw Interest of the audience so much as a
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    CHARLIE CHAN AT ALHAMBRA
    146 22 gIDNEY Toler steps into the shoes of the late Warner Oland with great .success in the latest picture in the Charlie Chan series to be shown in Singapore. This is "Charlie Chan in Honolulu," opened a season at the Alhambra last night. The famous Chinese detective
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    R.A.F. (T) Win
    37 22 In a friendly game of soccer played at the Clerical Union ground yesterday, the R.A.F. (Town Office) beat the Clerical Union by six goals to three. The Rafs led 3 2 at the interval.
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    Y.M.C.A. League Football
    70 22 The foliowlg have been selected to represent the Y.M.C A in a League Foo 4 I ill match against Excise Department on Tuesday, on the Y M C A. Ground < Anson Road) at 5 p.m.: Wee Alk Chan M .'.wynv. V. N Pjllav 0 j. Moxon.
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    Gunners Beat Rafs In Diva II (A) Soccer
    60 22 Two goals down at the interval, the R.A. (Blakan Matii made a wonderful recovery and scored four goals to beat the R.A.F. IT) 4—2 in a second division (A) match played at Blakan Mati yesterday. Fallon. Robinson (2) and Guest scored for
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    SZABADOS LOSES AGAIN
    154 22 Singapore. Thursday. GIVING their farewell exhibition at the Happv World covered stadium to-night, Szabados and Kelen were, fully extended by their opponents. the August Badminton Party's table tennis i team In a brilliant display Fok Hin Chiew,' a former Hong Kong champion, beat Szabados by three sets
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    J.C.S.A. Beat Changi Civilians 3—l In Div. IIB
    214 22 THE Junior Civil Service Association defeated the Changi Civilians by three goals to one in a division 2B league soccer match played at the J.C.S.A. ground yesterday. Play was of a scrappy nature and t] game was devoid of thrills. The JCSj
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    efence Opens In "Paeoda Street Case"
    796 23 this Incident happened until the time you were arrested?" "Yes." Mr. Butterfield: "In spite of remembering quite a considerable amount of details, you don't remember anything that happened from -the time you caught Lee Liew Cham's hand and the time you regained your senses
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    The Famous "Cagoulard" Plot
    98 23 The Famous "Cagoulard" Plot Paito, July 6. rRTY-THBEE out oi 1M people charged in connection with the famous 'Cagoulard' plot of December, 1937, had their names cleared following more investigation into the charges by the examining magstrata. Among those acquitted are several members of the French nobility including Duke Joseph
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    Universal Military Training In Australia?
    73 23 Melbourne, July 6. I THE Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies, told the 1 Cimr.on wealth Defence Council tha„ I Australia's defence expenditure for tne tewing year would be £32,000,000, compared with £14,000,000 for last year It is understood that the Council U considering whether it should
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    Britain To Assist Rearmament Of Smaller Powers.
    113 23 London, July 6. The British Government proposes to arrange immediately loans totalling: a hundred million sterling to assist the rearmament oi members of the non-aggres-sion front, according to political correspondents. It is stated that Poland, Romania, Turkey and Greece have all asked for
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    FRANCE'S FINANCIAL REVIVAL
    133 23 FRANCE'S FINANCIAL REVIVAL Paris, July 6. STRIKING figures illustrating France's financial and industrial revival in the past few months were given by M. Paul Reynaud, Finance Minister, speaking at the AngloAmerican press luncheon. He said that the inflow of gold in June was more than double the inflow in May.
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    YESTERDAY'S SOCCER AT FARRER PARK
    735 23 (By "PEN") THREE interesting games were played yesterday at Farror Patk and the most important of them was the Municipal Services Club soccer competition for the "Farrer Cup" on the knock-out system. The Health Dept. met and defeated the Electrical Dept., (last year's holder) by
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    Prison For Kuala Lumpur Hotel Director
    434 24 Prison For Kuala Lumpur Hotel Director (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. morning. Accused urn originally charged with criminal breach of trust in respect of ,w> sums of money. $4,000 and $1,500. The second charge was, however withdrawn on the instructions of the Deputy Public Prosecutor when accused pleaded
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    SINISTER AMBITIONS OF HITLER
    457 24 SINISTER AMBITIONS OF HITLER London, July 6 THS Danzig situation continues to concern most circles in I/indon and the Telegraph, in I loading .jticlo this morning, says, "Although in outward appearance the uternational situation is slightly r aimer than a week ago, there can be no room for the illusion
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    BALDWIN FUND
    37 24 London, July 6 It is announced that it has been deeded to close the Baldwin Fund for efugeefl on July 31 The fund Iready passed the total of 1, i .JB 1 »n sterling Reuter
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    London Tea Brokers Meet
    85 24 London, July 6. MEETING the Tea Brokers'* Association of London was held today, at which all sections of the tea trade was represented. It Ii understood that meauies were dimmed whereby it is hoped to prevent a repetition of the recent difficulties It i.s expected that
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    Why Moscow Talk Still Drag On
    259 24 London, July 6. I THE Times diplomatic corresponde nt this morning gives a full accoij of the stage which the Anglo-French negotiations with the Soviß Government have now reached. I He says that the three Governments had reached agreement on the principles of a
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    ROTARIANS ELECT PRESIDENTS
    62 24 ROTARIANS ELECT PRESIDENTS Singapore, Thursday. POTARY Clubs in Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang held inauguration meetings last night. The Rotary Club in Singapore elected their president last week. Elected presidents of upeountrv clubs were Mr. Francis Coorav, of rtie Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club, Mr. Yeok Cheang Rang* of the Ipoh
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    UNITED IN PEACE OR WAR
    68 24 London. July 6 The Ministers of Education In the present French and British Governments. M. Jean Zay and Lord De La Wair. met and referred in warm terms to the friendfihip of their two countriea at the annual prizegiving of the Lycee Francais De Ixmdres
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    Direct Agreements
    46 24 The Soviet Government replied that if these two States were added they would have first to open negotiations for direct agreements between themselves and Poland and Turkey Meanwhile, the Soviet Government denned its meaning of the term ''direct or indirect aggression" in terms so
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    7 ARABS TO DIE
    31 24 Haifa. July A military court has sentenced death seven Arabs for the murder railway patrol and five others been sentenced to. ,life imprisoni for carrying rifles. Reuter
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