Morning Tribune, 13 July 1939

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE >L 4— No. 138. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, July 13, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    OKYO NOT BACKING ANTI-BRITISH MOVE
    191 1 WRY 'INSULTS" DREIGN OFFICE Tientsin, July 12. rHER Chinese was electrocuted this morning on a live wire rod the British Concession, making the third killed thus the blockade started. Tokyo a spokesman of the Foreign Office dissociated the nese Government from the anti-British campaign contd
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    90 1 London. July 12. he House ot Commons to-day li. Arthur Henderson asked her attention had been drawn ficia! charge' of espionage made M German Government against British Government m general against the British Consul-Gen-in \ienna m particular. K. A. Butler (Foreign Underlay- stated he had seen charges Oerman press
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    TEA FIRM'S AFFAIRS
    83 1 London, July 12. ;^UMueu Ihal Messrs. Buntlath s aff^'rs are now ftnvV; ,rrla „e d to enable the 5, i ,v,u "Crested parties en Friday. bet, > impending settlek Bunting and the as: tie Society are desio n Reuter. have been holding to the °nnection with an
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    Official Statement
    82 1 London. July 12. All parties m both Parliaments were represented at the Anglo-French M.P.'s meeting m the House of Lords which lasted over an hour and a half. An official statement declared that great sympathy was expressed with th? sufferings of the. Chinese people and great admiration for
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    STOP PRESS
    52 1 STOP PRE SS I Chungking;. July 12. There is very little evidence of BUJ response m so-called free China to the appeal of Wang Ching Wai that China should mak-» peace with Japan. Chungking's reply takes the form of hjge signs at street corners, disavowing all thoughts of Reuter surrender
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    TOKYO WAR CHIEFS FOR NAZI TALKS
    135 1 Tokyo, July 12. j AN ex-War Minister, General S Terauchi. and Admiral jj Osumi, a member of the War 5 Council, have accepted Hit- ler's personal invitation to at- 1 tend the Nazi conference at Nuremberg. They will be ac- companied by staff officers
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    BRITISH BOMBERS' FLIGHT
    172 1 BRITISH BOMBERS' FLIGHT London, July 12. COMMENTING on the successful test flight of British bombers over France yesterday, which is greeted with a chorus of satisfaction m the British press this morning the Daily Telegraph says, "The position of the Axis powers if viewed m terms of military strategy and
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    Spears Arrest: M. P. Suggests Retaliation
    192 1 London, July 12. CIR Robert Craigie (British Ambassador to Tokyo) continues his efforts to obtain Col. Spears' release said Mr. R. A. Butler (Foreign Un-der-Sc retary) m the House of Commons at question time to-day. Mr Arthur Henderson asked if it were not quite
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    ITALY EXPLAINS EXPULSIONS
    81 1 Rome, July 12. ITALY'S action m expelling foreigners from the South Tyrol followed secret police reports regarding "certain persons, belonging to western nations m the province of Bolzano," according to an official communique. The communique .states that the expulsions were ordered "for political and military reasons,*' and
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    MALAYAN EDUCATIONAL TALKS AT KUALA LUMPUR
    700 2 MALAY AN EDUCA TIONAL TALKS AT KUALA LUMPUR r Ai All DELEGATES FROM ALL OVER PENINSULA s i 19 ii Kd stion Departments of the Straits Settleference at Kuala tump I rerence wIU be attended by lnS pectlng and ao^nis- iV all sections <Emrli.sri_ Chinese and Indian S, hools, of
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    TWO SINGAPORE WEDDINGS
    28 2 Married at St. Andrews Cathedral yestenjay. Upper picture. Mr. WlB Oak-Rhind and Miss Gwendoline Mary Grafton. Lower picture Mil Paul Bartram and Miss Molly Selfe.
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    Yesterday s Cathedral Weddings
    134 2 Singapore, Wednesday Si. \\i)Ki;vvs Cataeiial was the sctne of iuo waMtags tail afternoon. The Brsl aas between ;\i.ss Malls §eife ami vir real Bartram. Mr Bertram c. with the Siun ipoi, Harboar Beard. Ifj rrived m Singapore last week from her home Ln Hamp Lond .i
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    OAK-RHIND-CRAFTON
    305 2 THE Cathedral was also the aiaae 1 of the aaaHai af .Mr. William .Melfort Oak-Khnnl and MIBJ Gwendoline Mary Grafton. Miss Grafton is the daughter of Mr. I J E Grafton ol Pr< I wick, Ayrshire, and til late Mr,-.. Grafton and .she wu>s forn b Blstei at the
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    77 2 Be; m, Wl iTnirersaaa All the (lermun Inijt -n down for summer h J day to enable thesti^-i; m the harveM a'S:m.e 30,000 studcw's ueasants and a tlioaisan^ a hernia and Moravia. j been included In the t( who are not allowect to pioyment without a w cording to
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    443 3 LfOLNESS OF THE MOVEMENT Singapore, Wednesday. l vi rto themes for extension of scout work far beyond .'d n -s-iibly be undertaken at present was made by Mr. rhll J %(!ut Commissioner for Malaya, m an address to the X, mrv Hub entitled "Scouting for Boys/ A t ,v
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    143 3 UNKN OWN Singapore, Wednesday. his sudden lit and ipsed fr< t« i stool on June 30. Bgh i in< Cheang Soong quickly ponreu hoi water from '-'> i lei her drink it. his wife was refo thi with her lips. scaled. She died ■Ao-1 six days later. led that bronchoWa
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    Aerican Visitors
    18 3 Mrs. D. F. Robertson (left) and a group of 15 American world tourists, now m Singapore.
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    Woman Alleges Man-Friend Stabbed Her
    330 3 Woman Alleges Man -Friend Stabbed Her (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Tuesday. r PHK preliminary inquiry m which a middle-aged Cantonese, Lee Stag, was alleged to have voluntarily caused jrrevious hurt to Chan Ah Mvi, a 25-year-old woman, on June 18 at about 6 p.m. at the 16th mile.
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    39 3 C irrespondent) amat, Tuesday. B young Chinese name as Chin An re Inche Raul Magistrate, and he Buloh Kalout a satlsfac- she said, "and ri Sembilam to wed me even to cl her to be sent PU^ observation.
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    35 3 U NKN OWN f to-day r. huori th-e; "Win Reuter British police and i:ed alive ten Arabs from Nazareth two months and who at the bottom of a Nazareth. The Arab hat well was anest-
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      BULLION MARKET
      26 4 London Wednesday. rMJ > Previous To-day Change ,L, >. perc H.M £7.8.6 BILVER ***** 3 u; J rH 15 13 ltf 15 15 16 +»8 rd
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      METAL MARKET
      8 4 London. Wednesday TtoSTANDAM g*« To-day Change
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      49 4 Londn Wedajv RI'BBEK Q uiet Steady Spot Buyers 8 316 8 3 16 IM Forward August Buyers 8U 8' 4 2nd Forward September Buyers 8 4 8' 4 Sellers B*B 8 a 8 3rd Forward Oct. Dec. Buyers 8 516 8 516 Sellers B*B 8 7, 6
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      Fraser's Daily Report
      109 4 I Singapore. July 12. Tin at midday was $113 'a, up ft. The London Stock Exchange yesterday was reported as being generally brighter and according to cables received this morning tin shares there show a small improvement. Locally, however, this section of the market continued dull and
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      PRODUCE
      82 4 London. WeJ PALM OIL (Malay) Pievious luaav In bulk JolyjAitf. c n VT COPRA (Straits. F..M.5.) ««.5.0 Nominal £140( J July shipment nn p Q v SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) £1 8 9 Value m' 1 1 TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality I < Singapore July Shipment 13 6 Sellers
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      20 4 RUBBER Hew York, Jd SpoL Buyers 16 5 16 16 5 16 Tin Sellers ie 716 16>*
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      74 4 London m Previous To-day T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 176.72 176.71 I on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.81 13 16 Unchanged i.l. on Shanghai (closing seUing rate) 6 3 4 Nominal 6 7 8 Nominal H 1.1. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is. 2 7 8 d
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      EMERGENCY STOCKS IN BRITAIN
      83 4 T London, July 12. KADE] stocks and Government reserves of nearly all raw materials were more than adequate for three months' consumption without imports into Britain on estimated, war requirements said the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster In the House of Commons today The necessary
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      Large Addition To Army Defence Vote
      195 4 London, July 12. ci El TYNINE million sterling is th' amount, set forth m the supplementary army estimate, issued this morning. An explanatory note hows additional charges, which Will be provided by a loan. Tin R< gular Army and the calling on! Ol re*
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      119 4 Imperial Chemical Industries ioJq 2 ?!l? r I Imperial Tobacco **^6 Canadian Pacific V* 1316I 316 I London Tin 3 H Rubber Plantation Investment Trust 7 2 266 I Linggis 12- 12- Ayer Hitam s 19 4« 2 19 4' 2 Southern Kintas 103 103 Pahangs 10
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    UNKNOWN
    712 5 UNKN OW N MINING Singapore. July 12. 5 p.m. Con. T.S. Orel. 181- 18j9cd Easetrn Realty 1.35 1.40 Est. Trust. Ag. 3.25 3.75 Eastern United 27.50 30.00 P. and tf. Ord. 13.55 11 85 do. 7ft Prefs. 9.05 9.30 Gammons laiaya 2.2G L2t Gt. E. Life f. pd. 61.25 63.25
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    153 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Company Dividend Books Singapore, July 12. 5 t jn. Close TotAl fii Tl* Date Ex Dlv. >-*» Paylole Date Burma Malay 6d. No. 19 July 14 July 20 July 15 2 1 A% London Tin 4 r r less tax June 28 July 14
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    LYALL & EVATTS QUOTATIONS
    220 5 LYALL EVATTS QUOTATIONS Singapore, Tuesday MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 3 7' 2 4Ayer Wengs 0.71 0.75 Batu Selangors 1.15 1.20 Hong Fatts 0.60 0.63 Hongkong Tin 18- 18 6 Jelebus 0.54 0.56 Kamunting Tin 8 6 9 3 Katu Tin 20 6 2116 Kents 19 2 1 KillinghalLs 13- 14
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    209 5 3% 1937 red. 3962 f2/ T SO,UUO tot Ma> 15 Nov. 15 9V/ 2 99*2 c.!. 3% 1938 red. 1958 $4,000,000 tot Maj 'ls >ov. 15 97! 2 99», c.i. RHAIMI MUNICIPAL 5% »926 red. 1956-36 $4,000,000 jit May 1 Nov. 1 HT^ ***** c.i 434% 1929
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    46 6 UNKNO WN While at worlf" J a river, Goh Scow I t| *awmlH coolie, treaf died of tetanus p, I a later. I A verdict oi' death by r was returned by n loiter, at tbeirxqul It was -treated herbs was applied on deceased was renur
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    CHOLERA INFECTION
    42 6 According to a teli I British Consul General ships arriving from M southern ports will h J cuired to undergo < \> fl the quarantine anchm a .1 on island off the soui -?*M Kwangtung, as a safi :uard .1 cholera infection.
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    UNKNOWN
    209 7 Another Still At Large (From Our Own Correspondent) A J aar, Monday. CUJAK BIN MOKSIN, the Javanese prisoner, who together with a k compatriot had escaped from the Muar Prison last week, was arrested early yesterday morning: m a small hut m a padi held m Serom and was
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    UNKNOWN
    137 7 London, July 12. ir War o*ea announces that an li lr v brigade, supporting ,s shortlj to move from Pales--1 1, Kl v „t This move, which has I .iiJeJ consideration for some Veen made possible by im£j' conditions m Palestine.- British Wireless London, July 11. L supplementary estimates,
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    PT DOG WITHOUT LICENCE
    66 7 10; Correspondent] •The dog is only three Id and I thought that it was ake j. licence." said charged before d with having j wi licence. I- ied that the do?; f ail d was ageci I v Tie accused then riy. taken out a ad
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    Fight Over Eggs
    64 7 1 0 n Cc f Subramanian I ah Hean Kiah were this morn--1 before Mi. M. Ismail. :or.:i Magistrate, for fighting m b: night and disturbing the public peace. Both pleaded guilty and the Magistrate fined each $2. or m default two days' simple imprisonment. The second
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    French Radio Expert In Singapore
    303 7 F rench Radio Expert In Singapore Singapore, Wednesday. w he object of Introducing radio to the masses m Saigon, a and powerful transmitting station has just been opened r ii direction of M. Jacques Tayar m collaboration with •:irv If i who is now :n 'Singapore, kiting the 8.M8.C. m
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    F.M.S. Officer Retires After 31 Years Service
    164 7 F.M.S. Officer Retires After 3 1 Years Service [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur. Monday. MR. Albert G Knight, who has served m the F.M.S. Government service for nearly 31 years. has just retired from the post of Senior Assessment Officer, Sanitary Board. Kuala Lumpur, on reaching the age limit.
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    Chinese On $4,000 Bail
    131 7 I From Our Own Reporter] Penans, Tuesday. A CHINESE, Cheah Ean Soon, was charged before Mr. H. A. Forrer this morning with cheating Oh Lock Ngee by falsely representing to him that he was the owner of a coconut estate, and that ne thereby dishonestly induced
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    NEGLIGENT DRIVING
    65 7 [From Our Own Correspondent] Johore Bahru. Tuesday— A fine of $10 or m default one week's rigorous imprisonment, was imposed on a lorry driver, Chm Ah Hon, to-day by the Second Magistrate. Mr. M. Ismail, for negligent driving m Plentong village. Accused, who pbaded guilty, drove a lorry
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      PLANS FOR THE BIGGEST "BLACK OUT" IN GT. BRITAIN
      2902 8 EDUCA TION OF PUBLIC IN CIVIL DEFENCE (From Our Own Correspondent) London June 30 JN aIJ parts ol the country trial 'black-outs" are being held to provide practice lor the Air Raid Precautions services and to test the efficiency of our
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Thursday, July 13, 1939. GERMAN PRESS ATTACKS
    299 10 A prominent member of the German community m Singapore recently asked why feelings of hostility towards Germany were 10 widespread Among British people. One might equally well a>k why anti-British feeling is so v aiespread m Germany, for judging by the
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    of the NORTH-WEST FRONTIER
    800 10 of the NORTH-WEST FRONTIER $avdet (pimp&hn&L -pKMNED elusive," like the Scarlet b Pimpernel, the Fakir of ipi has been sought, shelled, bombed and shot at by the Indian Army for a decade, but is still alive and free. Year after year, like flowers that bioom m the spring, reports have
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    APANESE THREAT TO TIGHTEN BLOCKADE
    130 11  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Food Shortage Again Feared Shanghai, July 12. A JAPANESE miliUry spokesman m Tientsin alleges that many antiJapanese agitators axe Leaving th? British and French Concessions on their way to Shanghai and Hongkong. L In order to prevent the flight of th*"
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    XPENDITURE NEARLY DOUBLES REVENUE
    41 11 XPENDITURE NEARLY DOUBLES REVENUE i. July 12 Exchequer returns irdinary revenue v" 101. 174.302. compared with 0.563.456 at the corresponding dat" The total expenditure, less »-bal ms, Is £3 11.695,283 267,674,1*2 at the cor- ipor.c: rig d of 1938.- British Wireless
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    BACK IN BERLIN
    16 11 Nevilc Handerador to Berlin. why« London to consult arrived back In British Wireless
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    Faith In Tokyo Talk
    81 11 London, July 12. When Mr. Mander (Liberal) .asked m the House of Commons if, m view of the fact that the Japanese, by their action at Tientsin had unilaterally violated the commercial treaties with the United Kingdom, he would consider legislation making obligatory the marking of
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    Wang Ching Wei's New Peace Plea
    146 11  -  Sin Chew Jit Foh Peipin?. July 11 rruF irnrrtcd formation of a Japaking Governments. Mr wang China v^ei. in .his news- a Bhangh iwni f r aavim China it iw t L,rh- compares caWsnK I toitig Utmbler and declan non 2S Japan's P««* tenM
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    Loudon Meeting Full Review Of Refugee Situation
    72 11 Loudon Meeting Full Review Of Refugee Situation London, July 12. THE Inter-Govermnental Committee for Refugees will meet m the Foreign Office on July 19. It is expected that the committee will sit lor two or three days. About 30 countries will be represented and Lord Winterton will preside. Amongst the
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    Recruiting For Regulars Breaks All Records
    91 11 Recruiting For Regulars Breaks All Records London, July 12. J ARMY recruiting during June broke all records for that rnontji since the Great War. Recruits a<jj cepted were 4,672, an increase <jt 1 1,069 over June last year. 1 I The total intake during quarter endejr? 1 June 30 was
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    93 12 PRACTISING VI THE ClTafl PALACE, London for t||f B national Car Racing Meetin jV was held on July 1. H. r shaw J up the bank, narrowly missing a J when the tyre of his m. g Sa J-B on the straight. He va s only J i? J
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    62 12 ANKS AM) ANTI-TANK GINS used m a mock battle staged by the lhird Infantry Brigade at Aldershot. Hampshire, for the party of Rumanian editors now visiting Lngland as guests of the British Council the corner picture below shows the Rumanian Press party watching the battle through binoculars and below
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    Air Minister Shows Nimble Leg!
    274 13 Air Minister Shows Nimble Leg! H. ii. BALFOCR. Cnder Secretary of State •no a Koyal .Vr Fore c Exhibition m Charing EgrosiWl railway station. London. The exhiich u-ll remai:i open until July 27. includes Cnipnent and a "Spitfire" fighter plane. Ctesi type. Here Captain Balfour (right) is M A^htirlci. head
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    Of Interest to Women
    801 14 Of Interest to Women Make a iM».e of tj-ese useful recipes hints aiEXT time that you feel like doing sometime new m the way M cookery, try M* recipes |M-» J> page They are all characterised by that "something different" wUch helps the housekeeper to provide dishes, drinks and snacks
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    1566 15 THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING towards the ':ips. A delighail FINISH wai SlrT^"'* effect CROCHET MOTIFS t, :mming\he neat wqul COLLAR^"'/* W^* smart FLAP POCKETS COOL and nATO-rv ww COLLAR and the two to us. this time a sirnn.e SSSt^l^Sm^ ™*»B&£Sg &S2 embroidered over with a flora! design m WHITE OowStauSSIS
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    88 17 VViihiaf.tr, July It, LcinCNT Roosevelt has nomintF, ,Vi P*Bl McNutt, High .iksiom'r the Philippines, as i./n.itv Administrator. .mM.r.ti.unt is regarded 111 5 1 u-li- as one of the most jKnt Hlticalb- which Mr. Urelt haw a»aaa. ileNutt has been extensively suphv friends for the Democratic Ldal nomination m 1940.
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    67 17 \om our Own Corr*a**mAmul re Bahru. Tuesday— A Chinese Kg Kirn Sent:, appeared before Lond Magistrate, Mr. M. Ismail. charged with reckless driving and his car overturned at the 18tn lan Bcudai Road yesterday. injure Indian, who is still m Johore General Hospital. the charge had been
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    104 19 Hankow, July 12. POSSIBILITY of a Japanese blockade of the French Concession at Hankow has increased following rejection by the French Consul of demands by the pro-Japanese Mayor, Chang Jen Li, m connection with suppression by the French authorities of a parade of pro-Japanese demonstrators through the Concession On
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    58 19 Pelptng, July 12. A NTT-BRITISH measures are now beA ing taken at Tsinan, according to the Japanese, who say that Chinese merchants there will be allowed to dispose of their stocks of British goods pal have been warned that new stocks wil) be listble to confiscation. Chief British products sold
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    65 19 Tokyo, July 12. "In order to make the anti-British campaign a national one" two of the largest poitical parties, the Seiyokai and the Minaeito, have instructed their branches to organise antiBritish rallies m every prefecture, provision, town and village m Japan. The branches have been told that every rally should
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    211 19 tgapore, Tuesday. H E X v, eek has gone by withLvai a.-i that's about all we L for it. It also went by much business. York Bit* their love for re,limed one day was the worst I years but it was sandwiched Ltwo holidays, so didn t count, j,"
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    137 19 London, July 12. > m the House of Commons Nay whether m view of the 'ned attack by the Japanese o n the Chinese dollar any IS k Was con templated by ini'v! u Govcrn ™nt towards "»'»>< the stability of Chinese rJZ Jnhn Simon said no i «ni
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    127 19 Tuesday, July 4. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Warren had luncheon at Government House. In the afternoon Lady Thomas was present at the final of the K.O.R cup held at the Singapore Polo Ground and afterwards kave away the prizes. Wednesday, July 5. His Excellency presided at a
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    Economic Pact With Poland
    143 19 Economic Pact With Poland I/jndon, July 12. HPHK Polish Ambassador m Londen, A Count Ravzyiwki. who return* A to London from Warsaw on Suwi. y *aw Lord Halifax yesterday aft moon at the Foreign Office. Questioned m tho House of Commf r.s regarding the Ar.clo-Polish negotiatirr,'* for a financial and
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    U.S. Senate Avoiding Neutrality Issue?
    445 19 U.S. Senate Avoiding Neutrality Issue? Washington, July 12. THE Senate Foreign Relations Committee decided by 12 votes to li to postpone consideration of the neutrality issue until the next session. Among those who voted for the postponement were Senators George and Gilette, two Democrats whom Mr. Roosevelt opposed at the
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    Special Session?
    92 19 Shortly after the senate committee vote Mr. Cordell Hull conferred with Mr. Roosevelt. Mr. Hull then announced that the administration would continue to urge adoption of "security" m the neutrality programme. Senator -Minton, majority whip m the Senate, stated that any decision about forcing the measure "out of
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    ACTION AGAINST JAPAN
    209 19 War Supplies May Be Stopped Senator Pittman. who voted against postponement of the neutrality issue, t^vcaled that he htd submitted to the committee a joint resolution empowning the President to restrict foreign commerce vith any signatory of the Nine Power Pact with China which JJ criminated against
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    SINGAPORE DRIVER CHARGED IN JOHORE
    65 19 [From Our Own Correspondent} Johore Bahru. Tuesday— Tan Cbonr Beng a Singapore driver, was tars morning charged before Mr. M. Ismail Second Magistrate, on a charge of negligent driving and colliding with a Malacca car at about 1.30 p.m. at Jaian Pahaug yesterday. Accused claimed
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    Market Brighter
    50 19 London, July 12— The Stock Exchange yesterday was brighter, the initial un dertone giving place .subsequently to a definite upward trend m prices, wit) buying also slightly larger. Qilt-edged and oils showed useful final gains whilr Kaffirs benefited from wider buyin*, particulaily. non-producers. Will Street was stronger.—] Reuter
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    THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133)
    2101 20 Singapore. n ism k Vena'; „2 of the aMunrrii-al CJTdJ rr dc nnc cr US) that it is Jtfg***^- of sinU, 0 umits oi the Municipality m iiipore as under re den AH persons affetUd thereto are inuition and who ob there aed to make
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    MALAYAN UNIVERSITY AT LAST?
    263 20 MALAYAN UNIVERSITY AT LAST? Singapore. Wednesday pROM unimpeachable sour* the Tribune understands tb Malaya will probably have University at Singapore, jd sources have made ths surmi, judging by the disposition the McClean Commission prior to their departure d England after hearing the w of interested indi\ dnals i public bodies.
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    32 20 Panr, July 12.— 1t is announc 200 British bluejackets and tne the Royal Mariner, numbenn= participate m the "Bastille Da tarv review. Admirals W Pound and Sir Edward Evans attend.- Reuter
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    TYPHOON AT SHANGHAI KILLS SIX
    81 21 !S TX Chinese were killed and scores were injured to-day as a typhoon battered Shanghai. Trees were uprooted, hoardings, signboards, fences, roof tiles and tram wires were blown down and many streets were flooded. Traffic was completely disorganised, several radio stations were put out of
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    Muslim Improvement Club
    32 21 An extraordinary general meeting of the Muslim Improvement Club will be held at the club premises on Sunday. July 16 at 10 a.m. A group photograph v»ill be taken.
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    Amazing Story Of How Manager Was Duped
    707 21 Amazing Story Of How Manager Was Duped I Singapore, Wednesday. IN amazing story of how the authorities of the Siong Lim Sawmill were alleged 10 have been tricked into believing that amber aas required by ilie Naval Base authorities for the contruction of a boom was dated to-day to Mr.
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    Magistrate Compliments Counsel
    320 21 Magistrate Compliments Counsel I Singapore, Wednesday. IN acquitting Chua Keng Seng, a 18- year-old Hokkien without calling upon him to give his defence, Mr. Conrad Oldham, the second police magistrate, complimented Mr. Samuel Fung, who defended the accused, on the very able defence he put up m the case. Accused
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    Foreigners Ordered To Quit South Tyrol
    169 21 Foreigners Ordered To Quit South Tyrol London, July 12. REMARKING th.it there seems to be no limit to Ihe versatility of the axis powers m the contrivance of fresh surprises. The Daily Telegraph comments: 'The fact is that no explanation has been forthccming regarding th<> nature of the 'military and
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    BRITISH ARMY CHIEF AS GUEST OF FRANCE
    104 21 BRITISH ARMY CHIEF AS GUEST OF FRANCE London, July 11. THE War Office announces that Vi.s count Gort Chief of the Imperin: General Staff, accompanied by thrr officers, will visit Paris from Sept. 12 t< Sept. 14 as guests of the French Government. Among the functions Lord Gort will attend
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      58 21 Law Notice For To -Day Before Mr. Justice Pedlow m 3rd Court at 11 a.m. 5.442 37) Shaik Awath bin Abdul Rah5.268 38» man Baswaydan vs. Shaik Awath bin Makforth BaObeid. Before Mr. Justice Manning m 2nd Court at 11 a.m. Assizes:— Rex vs. M. W. Frugtniet and C. G.
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    RECS KEEP PADANG SHIELD
    343 22 Cricket Club Beaten By Four Goals To One "tl the SCC by Hai goals to one m", stirring game r^TO U. the Padang ShieU. for the second year m succession. Keenly contested, the game did not lack thrills especially m the second session when it livened
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    Player Sent Off Field
    160 22 Player Sent Off Field S.HaB. Beat Airmen Singapore. Wednesday. !V a Division 21* match on the 1 5.11.8. ground the S.fI.IJJ.S.C. deleted the R.A.F. (11.Q.) by tour goals to one this evening. At the beginning of the game the i as looked well-matched, but the B. soon ran away with
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    Game Marred
    149 22 After this go;. I the match became hopelessly marred by foul play on the part of both teams. The teams hf'haved as if they were giving an exhibition of how not to play. t ver\ kind of d'mbtful tackling was displayed and the referee had to pull up
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    Oldfield Cup At Garrison C. C.
    162 22 foil ■iwini. ult of the for pertnei i the ouifteid Cup petition <ih I aedal play, und< r neap- at the 0 Oolf Club Saturday. 15 p.m. Lt Col (i v r. Wil••s Mrs R H Birley vs Cant €i Mis c. h. McVI
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    Dumbleton Scores
    202 22 Following a number of quick alternative raids Dumbleton gave the Recs. the lead with a drive that flashed past Cherrington. This goal was preceded by some clever passing between the Recs. forwards, from a clearance by Hoeden. Dumbleton was eventually sent through by Clarke. Sweeping down from the
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    Third Coal For Recs
    112 22 Lembruaaen gave the Recs. their third joal when he trapped a ball which Rothcry had miskicked and drawing Cherrmgton out of goal, he placed it into 'he corner of the net. A determined raid by the S.C C sa>v Alphonso brinf off two good saves from
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    BATTALION IMPRESSES ON IPOH TRACK
    414 22 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. I DISPLAYING a form that was greatly m contrast with that offl yesterday. Battalion, the Salamis mare, belonging to thtl Singapore owner Mr. Lee Kirn Puat, as judged by her lnovemepjß this morning, should b«» h foiward runner on
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    Indians And Moravia In Goalless Draw
    151 22 Indians And Moravia In Goalless Draw Moravia 0; LA 0. A GAME of missed chances was the Second Division (B) fixture played on the C.U. ground yesterday between Moravia and the Indian Association. The Moravians had more of the game In the first half which was like the secend session
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    Chartered Bank Soccer
    54 22 The following will represent The Chartered Bank Sports Club against The Harper Gilfillan Sports Club at football on Friday at Geylang Stadium:— Lye Hock. Leng Hock and Jin Tong Hock Chiang. Sim Chuan and Ah Seng James. Joon Thin. Chin Lye. Purser and Ah Chow. Reserves Arip
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    Kluang Badminton Assn.
    110 22 Kluang Badminton Assn. (From Our Ov.n Correspondent! j J oho re RiVim At the annual general meeting the Kluang District Badminton A ciation held recently at the GW° ment English School. Kluang the 2 lowing were elected office-beau r the year 1939:— r Io President: Mr. AC. Bovd «J President:
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    JUNE B. P.
    59 22 The following are requested to raaaj sent the above Party against the Maifl B.P. m a friendly match of four iirjH and two doubles, to be played on Sucdfl at 2.30 p.m. at their court. Francis Chung, Tay Bong Soq, Ng Heng, L. K. Cheng. Abrahim Qufl
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    354 23 Four Goals Shared In Div. lI A Game P. Office 2; M.P.H. 2. JHOUGH experiencing the better of the exchanges throughout the game the Post Office *vere only able to force a draw with the M.P.H. who ri they met m a Division 2A league fixture played at the
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    166 23 L Oar Own Con -I ■■*«> Lul wai be made m the Kir.r District Badminton Asso- Thursday) and to-morrow L ties m the Junior events will tved off. All the ties will be E off at the court of the Bunga Jons Badmintea Party. tallowing i s -he list
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    C.R.C Tennis Ties
    49 23 Singapore. Wednesday. are further ties m the f.C. 1 mii tournament:— TIURSDAY Wj Doubles Serai-Final: (UnflnishCoui A O.ua Choon Leong and m Lim vs. Wong Thian Teck p t. Wong FRIDAY ?e n p. h1 U Final: Court A: Tan k T Lim vs. Winners of
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    STOLE MASTER'S PROPERTY
    57 23 < ay._ Eng Koh Hainanese who last to a charge of oi Special Reserve" U and a tin oi cigarT his employer, Mr. F. 1 for sentence this j L. C. Gch m the ui-\ me magistrate send to one week's sunto I and a fine ol
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    101 23 ime been selected to Hhaiese a*' !n a ome and Home^ M1 A cricket match on i pLa Association grounds ath p M SmTci* !tin 8 at 10 a.m. ,j lv Bertil r ENA S XI: Samson dei ttir p Pr L f U T n r llsekera J
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    113 23 Smgapore, Wednesday. rE annual sports of St. Andrew's School will be held on Tuesday A.tg. 1 at 3 p.m. at the Jalan Besar Stadium Old boys of the School are reminded that there will be three events for them as follows. At 5.25 p.m. -100 Yards:
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    Chances Frittered Away
    91 23 During the closing stages of the game, Postals looked like scoring on at least three more occasions but for their erratic shooting. In the very last minute of the game, Dollah the Publisher's centre-forward sent m a terrific drive to the Postals' goalie, Said, who saved with
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    S.C.C. Autumn Tennis Tourney
    92 23 Singapore, Wednesday. THE S.C.C. autumn lawn tennis tournament starts on Monday, Aug. 14. Entries will close on July 29. Members who desire to take part m the men's singles handicap, men's doubles handicap, mixed doubles handi-] cap, profession pairs handicap, veteran'^ doubles handicap should sign the
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    YESTERDAY'S SOCCER AT FARRER PARK
    335 23 (Py "PEN") f THE large crowd that assembled yesterday at Farrer Park were treated to a good ga^ie oi soccer played between the Pabiarug Rangers and the Newton Kockiights m which the former beat the latter by five clear (><»als. Although the Newton Rangers lost
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    Draw For Batu Pahat Tennis Tourney
    173 23 (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat. The draw for the Batu Pahat district tennis tournament resulted as follows: JUNIOR SINGLES Karim— bye; Geok Soo vs. Lam Chye; Khoo Ah Thong vs. Menthol Basir; S. Mahmood vs. Abdul Majid; Hisham vs. M. E. Mattheus; Beng
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    Chinese Club Win Friendly Tennis Match Against S.C.C.
    182 23 DLAYING on the S.C.C. courts yesterday evening m a friendly inter-club tennis tournament, the S.C.R.C. beat the S.C.C. by three games to two when five seta of doubles were contested. Only two matches ran to three seU the best of the two
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    PREMIER SILENT ON SOVIET PEACE TALKS
    228 24 London, July 12. |N the House of Commons to-day, questioned regarding the AngloSoviet negotiations, Mr. Neville Chambeilain said 'he had nothing to add to his statement of Monday Mr Noel Baker (Lab., Derby*, suggested that as negotiations had been going n for 3' 2
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    NEW POST FOR GRANDI
    74 24 Rome. July 12. Count Grandi, Italian Ambassador London, has been given an appointment In Rome. He Is to be Lord Chief Seal i the Realm Count Grandi succeeds Signor Solmi, 'ho resigned the post for personal BalOnm. The Lord Chief of the Seal is iso Minister
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    BRITAIN'S STAND AT TOKYO
    73 24 BRITAIN'S STAND AT TOKYO London, July I 2 TIIK TIMES* diplomatic corrc'pmdent writes that if ihe Japanese Cabinet bring torts aid at Tokyo talks issues wide* than Uttas of Tientsin Noc-kadt, the negotiations cannot succeed. •The British Government, the correspondent says, "have neither the desire en their own account nor
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    THETIS INQUIRY
    168 24 London, July 12. A GRAPHIC descriptic of the Fatal dive of the Thetis was given by the master accompanying the tug, Capt. Godfrey, at the resumption of the inquiry to-day. He said, "The Thetis started to roll from side to side. Then the Low went down and she
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    39 24 Paris, July 12. The Government has requested an Italian, Sig. Conetto Petinatto Paris correspondent of the Popolo di Roma to ieave France at short notice. This action folows the expulsion of M. Devau Reuter ..ua m. uuyon frtm Italy
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    BRITAIN'S BIG NAVAL BUILDING PROGRAMME
    102 24 Sh :P!.. an d Se el^ aux liaries afloat before the end of "hi year. imH comprise eve 35.000-ton battlehips, Including the Jellicoe five 8 000--ton cruisers, seven smaller cruisers 'four large aircraft -earners ten to fifteen i.7ou-ton destroyer*, and nine oceang submarine! Thei auxiliaries
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    Demonstration Of The "Entente Cordiale"
    189 24 Demonstration Of The "Entente Cordiale" London. July It. THIS week's dramatic demonstration of the Entente Cordiale" has provoked widespread public interest. The lata* evidence of Anglo-French Services co-opoiation is that for the first time m two r:;;tunes a British ship will take part hi the Anna exercise and manoeuvre* of
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    BRITISH BOMBERS' FLIGHT ANNOYS GERMANY
    97 24 Berlin, July 12. "DEMONSTRATIVE threats," "Impuuent provocation," and "Is acquaintance desired with the German Air Force?" are among the furious headings m the German press regarding the flight of British uarplanes to France. 'Germany may rest assured that not one British bomber would get through
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    GOOD ACTING A PAVILION FILM
    123 24 aajaaaajßaafa»»aa»»»a»aßaa»aaa»Ba»aßa»»__ bßb! One of the latew British produn is to be seen at ihe Pavilion Outsider," which met with a al ception from last rights audieS It is the story of a man 31 wonders at manipulative surgery I outside the ranks of the medical
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    COMMONS AND PALESTIN WHITE PAPER
    196 24 COMMONS AND PALESTIN WHITE PAPER London. July I*l IN the House of Commons to-ofl replying to numerous questkaaj on the League and the PaleaJ White Paper, Mr. Malcolm wM Donald (Secretary for the Coloufl said the report of the Permaafl Mandates Commission was not lal to be published before the
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    BRITAIN BUYS GOL
    65 24 London. July. The Bank of Erpland announce! purchase of gold bars, valued at m 848. It is generally assumed m transaction represents a transfer, sumably from the Exchange EQ» tion Fund, m order to meet the u» m the note circulation, when v past three weeks has
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    NEW YORK BOXING
    42 24 New York. Jug Americans who co not rj^d Harvey light heavyweight cnanv are holding their own won; l to-morrow, when Melio Betu»a Billy Conn at Maci son The generally opinion Is l,u be arranged later between and Harvey. Renter
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    WRITER EXPELLED
    24 24 Paris, July 12.-Georscs n-;'; -M r-. mm-ZZL~*ZL* «f thp Pais o«>»- 'HH -i i ts|)'Ji!Ut :it ua a*** expelled from Italy.- Reuter
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    PORTSMOUTH ELECTION
    31 24 T London. July 12. e i bv election at South Portsmouth, Sir Jocelyn Lucas, National Conservative was returned unopposed nf l^! th elevation v- 11. 10 me Peerage.— Reuter
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