Morning Tribune, 19 July 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE No. 143. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, July 19, IWJr. FIVE CENTS
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    PAN ORDERS FOREIGNERS IT OF FUKIEN PORTS
    369 1 lIME LIMITS EXPIRE AT I THE WEEK-END m Tokyo, July 18. ipanese Navy have decided m a further tightening of the blockade of the Fukien according to Domei. A n "ultimatum" from Vice-Admiral Likawa Supreme Com •of the Japanese Fleet m Chinese waters,
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    DANZIG RESIDENI STILL IN OFFICE
    115 1 DANZIG RESIDENI STILL IN OFFICE I Berlin, July 18. I I Greiser, President of the 2 inzig Senate, is still m full S ssion of his official functions, > a semi-official announce- I issued m Danzig, refeiTin- to S ;d foreign press reports that isit of Hr. Forster to Hitler
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    EREATING HIGH REASON IN GERMANY!
    87 1 Vfr Berlin, July 18. SUmp is sort of high nber f T dlll to Dr. Wirz, a or c Nj zi Experts Comr National Health. the average tendency of m Population to eat* too tv p rly of meat f at," Dr. Wirz rite P
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    EXPLOSION ON GERMAN LINER KILLS 15
    51 1 EXPLOSION ON GERMAN LINER KILLS 15 Berlin, July 18. Fifteen wfcro killed and 18 wounded m a boiler explosion on the German liner Berlin at sea last night. The explosion, which was revealed when the liner arrived at Swinemuende, occurred 15 miles off the coast. No pas-, sengers were aboard
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    Dynamite For Oil Well Fire
    127 1 S New York, July 18. S THREE specialists from Texas are S flying to Europe m the Atlan- tic Clipper en route for Arabia to extinguish with dynamite an oil- j well fire, which has been burning 2 for nine days. IViey will transfer at
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      13 1 I -Vt State Council 13 .7. }5 j lg Sele«'H.ns 1» 17 20
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      75 1 Wr^m M Mm mi m Wmm I m^JLW N uL v DESIGNED V DOUBLE SHAVING ■^pl EDGES, SELF-SHARP- ENING. NON-CLOG-(lING. L\ \m ECONOMIC \r AN 0 P y EFFICIENT. mm W Jm\w '°v s "Ni Tim. W^MS^Sm JLmmW cost of \nv elec Bfe|. IKK RAZOR EVER. Jfl jh^ B^^ COMPLETE
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    UNOFFICIALS AND CONTROL OVER STATE FINANCES
    874 2 UNOFFICIA LS AND CONTROL OVER STATE FINANCES -Sole Authority l« 11. S"'^" Important Statement By Johore Adviser "IF a body of unoflkiais m considering draft estimates unanimously or by a substantial majority— expressed certain views, any Government with which I nave been concerned would accept those views unless a vital
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    DATO ABU BAKA
    75 2 Johoie Bahru, &6 S 'm& M of Dato Abu Bakar bin b Goverrment post was a the Johore Council of sww MeDt ing held this mornuv i'; sar paid a tribute to Daw n.nd expressed the H" n i O y H be spared many yea: tirement.
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    NO VOTE ON FOOD CONTROL BILL
    623 2 Part Of Malaya's Defenl Johore Balirn. Tuesday. UNOFFICIAL MEMBLKS ot ihe Johore Council of tat rtfafl from voting when the Food Control Bill, designed ailer Colony's legislation to provide for the conservation, inaini*na« and storage of an adequate supply of food m the State
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      217 2 HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE This is the story of a sufferer who had very high blood pressure. It is typical of many others of all ages who gratefully acknowledge the relief and re|uvenation which they owe to Phyllosan Tablets. Read this extract from the letter he writes I feell must tell
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      34 2 |^l PROFESSOR A .trn-P.lmist and Horosropo Rrader study m khuk,, nSf.JSSS: Mali and vanoui othor oounHe Will positively X nl«i n vm, nw RoroSope b; „,m V; your REX HOTEL, Singapore. (Tel No. 2600).
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    SECONDING PRACTICE DEFENDED
    746 3 XTER VALUE THAN WM STATE STAFF I Johore Bahru, Tuesday. CE of the system of seconding Malayan officers for service m various Statai was made by Mr. W. E. Pepys, General Adviser, the course of bis comments on the Malayanisation Report the table at this rwiing's meeting
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    A.R.P. FOR MALAYA HOUSE
    94 3 Johore Bahru, Tuesday. EXPENDITURE of £1,675 on A.R.P. for Malaya House, London, recoverable from the Malayan Currency Surplus Fund, was approved at this morning's meeting of the Johore Council of State. In bringing up this motion for approval of the expenditure, the Financial Commissioner, Mr. A,
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    Malayan Deputy Agent's Salary
    199 3 Johore Bahru, Tuesday. CTRONG UNOFFICIAL opposition caused a motion to increase the salary of the Deputy Agent, Malayan Information Agency, from £500 per annum to £025 with a maximum of £750 per annum, with annual increments of £25, the expenditure to be part of the cost
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    DAZZLING PICTURE AT THE CAPITOL
    313 3 I Ot^vjfcuUiL-^ --^KjLO s v2*'\r^. I producers of cinema shows must find it increasingly difficult to find something new and sensational with which to attract the public. We have had battle pictures, spectacular shows, romantic stories, dramas, all described as the greatest ever, but the
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      BULLION MARKET
      38 4 London. Tuesday. Previoii> To-day Change (>LU £7 8 6 £7.8.5 2 Bar Gold. Fir.r. per oz. >f[ W.K w i 6 n 4 16 3 4 "pot 16 3 10 16 3 16 f< m m
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      60 4 Previous Tft Ho Lon(lon Ti RIBBER Steadiest sS Spot Buyers 85 16 3 eadle Sellers 8* 8 J» Is: Forward A jgust Buyers 85 16 a3 Sellers 83 8 2nd Forward September Buyers 85 16 R 2 c Sellers 87 16 16 3rd Forward Oct. Dec. Buyers 87
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      METAL MARKET
      20 4 London. Tuesday. Ti« standard Previous To-day Change Cush Afternoon price) "30 i^u Forward £225 > 4 i 225 4
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      66 4 London, 1* Previous To-day T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) ***** Unchanged T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 878 116 8.75 716 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 6n 16 nominal 53 4 nominal T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) ls 278 <J Is. 225 32d TT. on
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      Fraser's Daily Report
      149 4 Singapore, Tuesday. i. midday was $113%, up and the i <ii Rubber at 4 o'clock was buy- rs Sj> I2Bi 2, buyen October December rket steady on the rise. i market yesterday was dull and fl. with War Loan down 3 8 to 93 7 4 ;.:.d
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      FEDERAL COUNCIL
      35 4 T! c next meeting of the Federal Council will be held at Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. Aug. 22 at 10 a.m. There will be no ceremonial opening and uniform will not be worn.
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      137 4 London, t Previous To-day Distillers 94 3 94 6 Dunlop Rubber 26 4» 2 27 3 General Electric 74- 74Imperial Chemical Industries 28 3 28 6 Imperial Tobacco 128 14 130-Anglo-Dutch 219 22 6 Canadian Pacific 4V 4 45 8 London Tin 3 li/ 2 3 1-,
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      41 4 ITRKI-P NeW YOlk> J- Tone suady T °rl?m 5)301 Buyers 16 7 16 165 X Fj;,,rdOct.Dcc. |§g fm Sellers 1611 16 16~ 8 M i2S t T ne Q» j et Quiet *****1 48 2 48 1 2
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      YESTERDAY'S STORM DESTRUCTION
      185 4 Stadium Stand, Roofs, Hoardings, Collapse In Brief Blow Singapore, Tuesday, ilternoon'a seven minute storm smashed a number of structure* within dty liriits and caused unknown damas^ lin the vicinity. TN' Bast Stand of the Anson Koad Stadium gave way to the fury of the heavy blast and
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      PRODUCE
      65 4 PALM OIL (Malay) *-H I COPRA (Stralfs, F.M.S.) July shipment £10.2.6 nominal ruj SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) JulyjAug. shipment 8 4 2 sellers TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality (Btaft*pore) July Shipment 13 6 sellers PEPPER (F.A.Q.) White Ifuntok Aug. Oct. Shipment 3 3 8 value Black Lampon? Au?. Oct. Shipment
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      RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING REPORT
      103 4 RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING REPORT t; all m Gold Mining Co Ltd- for the 1 nded July IS 1 No 548 Battery treated 5.103 ore returning 1 3*>4 ounces 4) i bulll equivalent to 1.297 ounces of line itmeni Plant treated 7,561 tons i.i tailings producing 790 iunces ol bullion
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    CKS & SHARES d By Fraser & Company
    618 5 CKS SHARES d By Fraser Company I MINING H sin .-apore, July 18. 5 p.m. 0.6G O2'/2 17 181- 24- 256 0.50 0.55 0.23 0.26 13 3 14 6cd K 10-6 12- 146 15 6 m 1-15 1.20 ft 3- 3 6 T.: 0.47 0.51 Ml.: 27 9 28 6
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    131 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Company Dividend Books Singapore, July 18, 5 p.m. Close IoMU 11W Date Ex Div. >»v Burma Malay 6d. No. 19 July 14 Ju^O^ July S? 1 2M,* Kampong Lanjut 6d. No. 12 July 26 a U 2 JuTv 27 V£Z Us 18JUly21 «t«'«W 13^%
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    3 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
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    NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V.
    99 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N.V. Established by Royal Charter AD. 182% Incorporated m the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society i BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000.- Reserve Fr-nd 10.500.000I.ondon Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED Head Otficr: AMSTERDAM Branches: Holland:— Hotterdam, The Hague. sa\ 64 branches and sub-branches *< smaller places Netherlands East
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    Deferred Departure
    25 5 The s.s. "Silvermapie" for Philippine Fslands Mails previously announced a> losing at 11 am. on July 17 was closed at 7 p.m. yesterday.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    211 5 Xnt An on r 1 Lt(L *30,000 Ap.. 30 Oct. 31 w 1W QOm SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY l 1940 $400,000 Mar 31 Sept .30 101 102 norn J r^ 1947 $1,600,000 1O6*"*O8 norn gf Jf d 1955 $1,000,000 ign "i 4 31 Sept. 30 1131/2 1144 norn 2
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      28 5 I THE (eastern UNITED I ASSURANCE CORP., LTD., I m the StratU Settlement I Workmen^ I i onipen§aiiini I and Public Liability HEAD Oft'PlCKt 141* tfccil Stic«t. 9i.(apoi«.
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      123 6 3 BY REQUEST-TO-NIGHT ONLY: le-15 PAVILION 9-isj 1 ROBERTSON HARE I ALFRED DRAYTOH I IhMHIUWOMS FORCE COMEgy PBCKED WITH BlfijjUfiH^ 1) AIU'A(iNAN KIDKS AC. UN— THIS TIME TO MUSIC! I j TO-DAY 3.15, 6.15 9.15 P.M.! j I A SINGING, FIGHTING D'ARTAGNAN VENTURES FORTH I jT I FOR LOVE AND
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      137 6 wj|-r uc) THRILLS n ii(l ."■^H' ZIIiGFELD" GRANDEIk: T j CAPITOL I dJK SCREEN'S MOST DAZ2UNC SHOWlTiii From Its Great Stars Com** Its Drama! From th> *^H Come Its Thrills! A spectacular "Great ZietsUl,*" i Pql *^K *j* J I ■^S^* C^Kj '*X/ **r~ it 6-45 P.M.-lIAPPY THEATOE-9-ISPJ EVERY SHOW
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    layanisation Report In Johore Council Of State
    2639 7 Ilicy Criticised By )ato R. Braddell Johore Bahru, Tuesday. r convinced that by the present methods of Malayanisation, hore has pained nothing m efficiency," said Dato Roland flspeaking < n the report on Malayanisation at the meeting of iinri Council of State to-day.
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      91 7 ■■■•■■•••Sv j EMPIRE TALKIE J 7 p.m. TO-NIGHT 9-15 p.m. I Mark Train's Beloved Story "THE ADVENTURES] {OF TOM SAWYER"} i (Entirely m Technicolour) lIIIMI 111 l gIIIiIDIIIIII J* I SUN TALKIE (NFAV WORLD) 7-30 TO-NIGHT 9.30 I 20th Century-Fox present 2 DINNER AT THE RITZ »%■■■■■*>■ MIDNIGHT PREMIERE SATURDAY
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    British BOMBERS Show Their Heels
    944 8 British BOMBERS Show Their Heels FLIGHTS of newest British long-range bombers over France make the following article by the air correspondent of the London "Sunday Times" of special interest. TOR some time the Royal Air Force has had m service aeroplanes of less than 2,000 horse-power which can fly 3,200
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Wednesday, July 19, 1919. THE DANGER POINT
    326 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Wednesday, July 19, 1919. THE DANGER POINT JJERR Hitler is reported to be m an optimistic mood over Danzip. He is confident that the question can be settled between Poland and Germany, provided there is "no outside interfeience." This may indicate that Germany js less truculent than was
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    Auxiliary Polio Corps Suggested
    200 8 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Balmi. Ti«** pORMATION of a corps of auxiliaries to help the Police to P r(^j the population of every town or village m J«hore m /"J < emergency, was suggested by Mr. Cheok Huan Chec-n* at to-" i meeting of the
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      26 8 To-day's White Label H Announcement You may say what you please, it is better to say what will please other people. DEWAE'S will please all. W.P.S.-I
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    100,000 JAPANESE TROOPS IN NEW OFFENSIVE
    263 9 Holding \Them Up Well Shanghai. July 18. lOIU: lhan 100,000 Chinese troops are reported to be crossing the Yellow Kiver inio South Eastern Shansi m an attempt to pror i tncin Itmer.t of Chinese troops m the Tatung mountains by buiese foretfc Bitter figfctfatf
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    S. Doctor Alleges Nazi Attack
    170 9 Ovar Lavine. a physician of mount Kainier, Md., who was ■enced to prison and fined last ftmbcr on a charge of violating Km. currency laws, reported to ■1 in: -a States Consulate-General Vienna that he had been attackHv I pMap of S.A. (Elite Guard) ■Lavine
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    UGLINESS DOOMED
    123 9 A WORLD where every woman is f 1 beautiful and every man is handsome is protfiesied by a brilliant American dentist, who has reshaped the faces of hundreds of babies. The dentist is Dr. Ray Edward naymaker, of MLssoula, Montana, who with mi g^ s *J nd one
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    Soviet Plan es Continue Raids On Manchukuo
    254 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh fvr,, r Mukd'n. July 18. t.MWtD bombing by Soviet Plinps of centres weil within m-hukuo is officially alleged to occurred to-day. The main m attacked are stated to be rail•i tres m the vicinity of An- ch the most
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    Ex-Premier To Become A Film Star
    96 9 Ex-Premier To Become A Film Star London. MR. David Lloyd George, ex-Pre-m mier, brilliant politician, gentle-man-farmer, orator and writer is to become a film actor. Major Richard Lloyd-George, the "Welsh Wizard's" son recently founded his own film company, and is now producing his first film. His father will star m
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      19 9 (fof Tour Convenience tfORE OR AFTER THE SHOW ■HM- At The :apitol i restaurant Sjdae, Rock Oyst«. Strawbenlea obtainable.
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      65 9 I TNI TRUI TONIC FOOD OHmtmmktn mf mil Cfemira —4 Storm ~tradeH^^^^||m ark--75 YEARS OF HIGHLY EXCELLENT DESIGN iilSr PAYMENTS CAN BE ARRANGED SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. Distributor for Singapore Johore HUP FOH CO., No. 581, North Bridge Road, Singapore. wp« iflA pfXr)ftff£ **«W *A^ Telegraphic Address. M GOOD WO
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  • FILM FANFARE
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      7 11 FILM FANFARE SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1939.
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      ICE CATING Minus Sonja Henie
      389 11 ICE CATING Minus Sonja Henie I its all a hideous X \v 'ye just seen an ice Btiiout Sonja Henie m it 1( lt h-taking m the artistry tv oi its skating sequences. ■g idwyn-Btoyer is respon■this scurrilous bit of sacriX "Ice Follies of 1939, Kivul at the Capitol yester-
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      Greetings, Mrs. Chips!
      297 11 S APPROPKIATE first words m motion pictures for lovely S English actress Greer Garson will be, "It's so nice to meet you all— aai just a little terrifying." S Greer made a name on the Lon- don stage, rfgMti long-term Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer contract, and is now back m
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      "GONE WITH THE WIND"
      401 11 "GONE WITH THE WIND" Is \on Well I' licit* r Way A I Mt'lro AFTER three year.s of conversation, some of which was tinged with cynicism about the ultimate fate of the Margaret Mitchell novel, the picture is well under way, and if no additional ob.stacles are encountered the customers
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      SUCCESS
      222 12 Suppte* ra^t^U^iSS a, SU became on, Lristan v.. cwne to Hoilywood ana the screen In Mtt. 1 DECORATION w;,, me fled N V* 'Order of the Eagle" was created. Now. the Mfk \t characteristic of the United States and any number of other rica- countries. Tlv dMign hud io
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      A PAIR OF ACES
      89 12 A PAIR OF ACES Elleu Drew, m l\e pi, lure above, is the preit> blonde discovery of Paramount, uho is now m En land makins the first British-Paramount production "French Without Tears", from Ihe stage play of the same name which had a tremendously long run on the London stage.
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      AROUND AND ABOUT THE Studios
      528 13 kn w that Spencer Tracy l 1 .r underwear durmg f „M vear-s epic "C»PkninS "I is'- Well, the same C U S ,s pa««™ tm 20D i^st Passat F»- ll( ho wrists and ankles, *r /....erproof and serve as !c,,r Ihf huskies portraying m
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        62 13 ISext Week a* tfce ritPITOLJI I The Film Everybody's Taflb'ng About! 1 1 pS^TCr^BPiLjlß^Bl^r .^B^BbI BBBK I BBBBBBbI BBB^^^BBbI BBbP^^ I I 3B^ .^B^^Bbl JbBBP^BBBbP^^ A" ■X 6 BBf -a #v i .V- •'■>'C r nffUU iBl I I*^ *<^i 7*< •'t r '■yf'i-i i BB^ 3ft <* r s^^
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      THE GIRL IN HER TEENS
      790 14 it is gratifying ro flagon r that even 1 these days of modern Uting, l irn arc still numerous JfOUHg His who an Interested m knowing how to live intelligently, and m learning the valuable arti of being ,1-poi.sed, charming and nicely groomed. They may
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      MY DEAR WATSON!
      604 15 The Inside Story Of A Girls 9 1,., the .slews of sleuths that' have dowi evil-dorrs through the l< of fiction. Sherlock Holmes rely the most popular and the best ■\vn People who've never read any It!/ Oonan Doyle stories still know I ha:..- of Sherlock, and
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      Finishing School
      82 15 In a girls' school, just act naturally mid their voices are the tiaiuril voices of girlhood." Anne Shirley, featured with Miss Grey and Ralph Bellamy, has the role of an honour student, a year or two older than the rest, who is working her way through the smart
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      THE SCREEN GOES WILD AND WOOLLY
      278 15 THE SCREEN GOES WILD AND WOOLLY LTARDLY had Hollywood waved a fond good-bye to the wild comedy than, like Harpo Marx with his entrances, it walked right m filmland's side door and slapped producers on the back. Wild comedy faded because it became too much of a regular diet, but
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      This Angel Has No Wings
      151 15 This Angel Has No Wings 1 m RITA Hayworth, a dark-eyed Latin girl who is far too 5 In ml i iu l for any man's ftoed, j appears definitely to hare changed careers m "Only Angels Have j Wings." The film, starring Cary t Grant and Jean Arthur, is
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      LEARNING ICE HOCKE
      55 15 John Howard is learning to play i<: hr.ckey. He is planning a vacation t 'V oseniite when he completes his role cj pasite Heather Angel m "Bulldog Druir mond's Secret Police." The *\ndy Devinos have completed th nursery built onto their Van Nuys horn* fcr the new
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      Untitled
      24 15 IeCIM from "(iirls 1 SiJioul." whivh phoning at the Pavilion on I lunsday. Nan Grey, Ralph Bellamy, and AjilU Shirley are m Uie cast.
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      A NEW Frank Capra FILM IN PRODUCTION
      371 16 A NEW Frank Capra FILM IN PRODUCTION THREE more character roles frert 1 filled this week for "Mr. SmiLi Goes to Washington." when Helen Jerome Eddy, Ann Doran, arvl Beatrice Curtis were added to TO Imposing east Columbia is assembling for the Frank Capra picture, now m production. With Jean
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      THREE STRONG MEN OF THE SCREEN
      55 16 THREE STRONG MEN OF THE SCREEN Above- Victor McLaglep. Edward Arnold, and Nelson Eddy make a brawny trio m "Let Freedom Ring," M.G.M. film which will be here soon. With them is blonde and essentially feminine Virginia Bruce. Left- Dick Powell and his wife Joan Blondeli, snapped out dancing at
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        92 16 DASHING AND DEBONAIR BIT DEADLY! THATS SIMON TEMPLAR A RUTHLESS KILLER, WHO WILL THRILL YOU WITH AN AMAZING COMBINATION OF HEROISM AND TERRORISM. "THE SAINT STRIKES BACK" FROM THE PAGES OF THE MYSTERY NOVELS BY LESLIE CHARTERIS, OUTSTANDING 1 BRITISH AUTHOR OF THRILLER FICTION, WITH j George Sanders and Wendy
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      Three PHONEY Musketeers
      376 17 LYWOOD, always on the alert something strikingly different otivate the imagination off the ms of screen followers throughhe world, has hit upon what irs to be one of the happiest tainment ideas since the movies b p g an to move-and, this week LLHAMBRA is presenting 20th
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      KISSING MYSTERY BAFFLES PARAMOUNT
      176 17 A PHANTOM of the Opera (or a Shade of Swing) to-day had pat Paramount police department m a quandary and left studio jani tresses with the galloping- jitters. Nightly for the past two weeks the imprint of feminine lips has been found .on a portrait of
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      TURNS DOWN PRIMA DONNA ROLE
      198 17 JLONA MASBEY has Just D*m forced to turn dawn one ot the greatest opportunities m theatrical history— that of playing the punii donna role m Max Reinhardt's "La Belle Helene," which he will produce on Broadway soon. Reinhardt, now m Hollywood, made the offer to
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      Still Pads Punch
      37 17 Victor McLaglen, who heads the cast of RKO radio's "Pacific Liner," drama of an 111-fated ship at tm, once fought Jack Johnaon a none'« c] lon bout when Vie was champion of PJa.-yfccni Canada.
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        88 17 NOW SHOWING DAILY 3-15, 6-15 9-15 P.M. ALHAMBRA RINGING WITH SONG SWORD PLAY! RIOTOUS WITH FUN HORSEPLAY! The Happiest Entertainment idea Since The Movies began to move a c o f<—^i— <—^^^^"^"^TT^^^^^^^^"'^'^ MM^^' M^^^^^^^^^^^^^ DON THE I AMECHE RITZ BROTHERS i A Musical Comedy Vertion of ALEXANDRE DUMAS' I THE
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      GARBO Gave Him His Great CHANCE
      510 18 rHE pendulum ol the Hollywood clock recently SWUng back nin" ■ears md paused on a Metro-Gold vyn-Mayer .sound itftge. A tail, dark, vitai youn^ man In vhite tie and tails stood nervously >n the sidelines repeating dialogue 0 himself while Greta Garbo, the peat
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      Personal Appearances
      232 18 Abovv, with Maureen O'Sullivan m "Spring .Madness". What The Stars Have To Put Up With At gACK m Hollywood after an Eastern personal appearance tour, Mischa Auci brings word of a new type of audience that Mm players must face m Now York. it m iudienre that heckle*,
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      Mother India Awakens
      35 18 mighty cavalcade of th^ civilii I India by British colonial forGunga Din," .screen version of Ruflyard Kipling's famous ballad prejents Cary Grant. Victor McLaglen and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., m the stellar roles
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      HE WRITES EPITAPHS
      96 18 n iCK Brandow. PtfMJJgj D man. is rapidly becoming thorttytn graveyard.- t!ve In 'Tom Sawyer. D l Bra i was a graveyard sequel Lad to write 42 epilav h- Now m 44 Hotel Inw.i^. fJ(ft ther graveyard "^ucncr (?pit Erandow had to ccnce W was printed and
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      King, Queen And Princesses Attend Windsor Show
      167 19 King, Queen And Princesses Attend Windsor Show The *in* ai.fi Oue«n, who had driven m semi-State from Windsor ia'tir touitd ihe Centenary Show of the Royal Agricultural Society m aclj^,n S W ndsor Great Park. The King presented awards. V, c h, is .ten chitting with Mr. John Drage after^
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      Iampshader you Can make at Home
      966 20 Iampshader you Can make at Home ALTHOUGH you may not have very much money to spare for such luxuries as expensive lampshades, jt is an easy matter to make your own, provided that you have nimble flngers and certain amount of Imaginative sense. It is worth while experimenting m Ulil
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      The Right Choice of Curtains
      547 21 The Right Choice of Curtains does much to give a room its individuality Printed cr< tonne, quilted damask, striped glazed chintz. Madras rayon and cotton striped net and a linen with a fir cone design are the lovely fabrics shown here. as the right lampshades conbute to the decorative apcc
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        74 21 Tt\|' urn mniiii hi ii—^ i 'l(!mli?Hll i nlllllill W Wllli MfTDTXttBy III If _^r, I j 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 i /filiaiM \i< Hi No matter what the conditions, ICEBERG BUTTER is protected at all limes from dtterioration or contamination. This pure creamery butUr is
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        268 22 THEY^DO«LOOK;AFTER*YOU ON^THE ail CU£AP RKTURN iICKET TO CHINA, JAPAN, COLOMBO, AND BOMBAY 4v«ttrt»ifl f"r tv i months From SINGAPORE TO! Ist Class 2nd Class ■ooftotf 5137.41 5102.86 •feßngtel $188.57 5137.44 Ki»(m ipflMMiia $222.86 5154.29 $300.00 5205.71 Co6«"*« $282.86 5188.57 Ali ll 11! 'Cil! ai uny pori, on or off the
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        353 22 jv TO FRENCH PORn 1 Ut_sJ CHARCEURS REUNIS HOMEWARDS. ADEN For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp, Dunkirk July DESIRADE For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazarie Bordeaux TO SAIGON INDOCHINA CAP ST. JACQUES For Saigon. Tourane and Haipnong Julf n CAP VARELLA For Saigon, Tourane and Haiphong Au g J S.A.M. I. GG PASQUIER
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      SHIPS IN DOCK
      108 23 arm hakbour SllverwillOW, Pacific, Anderson, Temj DOCKi i■ r> ur. a Dock: Ena. Harhnur: D OS. Walden. D Gl r Ann. D ck: Camphuijs. v,mi)F THE WHARVES OR TO ARRIVE l-Mi. •!'> 1U Entr ance Exit Godown Gate Gate iP 22 1 J b 18 2 3
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      MAILS EXPECTED
      46 23 expeel d from Europe etc. ar by Air IKLM.I to-day. boxriolders 1 letters only 7.30 general delivery of 25 am. to morrow. exprc T ed from China by the ■so due at Singapore to-day. exoected from Japan by the Maru due at Singapore to-
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        76 23 [postal intelligence! TO-DAY Kerteh Suddhadib July 19 2 pjn. Mauritius Boissevain 19 3 pm. Djambi and K. Toengkal Toba 19 1 p.m. Java, South West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dillyx XL.M. 19 9 p.m. Medan Both 19 3 p.m. Muntok Thedens 19 6 pm. Falembang XL.M. 19
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      THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133)
      2094 24 THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133) eviration iseiSlH tt drfi.iilion of ■■gapsfe. I**, U here* H*" l < 1 s££ mZ the Municipal OfdUfMcejChag erl33» thai U b proposed to re^efln ho Limits of tt* Municipality oi EM moon ai nndei n ill person, affected by >«.e h i clef,iUon and
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      NEW ARRIVAL DID NOT KNOW STATE LAWS
      138 24 NEW ARRIVAL DID NOT KNOW STATE LAWS (From Our Own Correspondent, Ig* ew arr «val from Chin i Ido not know the lavs," s!lW n Lai Chuan, a middle a-ed ChinS woman, when she pleaded ffuiU a charge of having attempted evade payment of Customs duty 0 35 cents on
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        224 24 Law Notice For To -Da Before Mr. Justice Pedlow m J Court at 11 a.m. Part heard:— S. 442 37 Shaik A« bin Abdul Rahman BMwaydaa 5.268 38* Shaik Awath bin Man Ba-Obeid. Before Mr. Justice Manning n J Court at 11 a.m. i S 267 38— P. A. R.
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      Inspector Describes Scene At Bungalow
      544 25 Attempted Murder Charge Singapore, Tuesday. HE preliminary inquiry into a case m which a Hainanese, Lian Fong Boon, is charged witn attempted murder and with causing hurt to man and wom?in respectively &nd also with attempting to commit licide was continued tc-^ay m the fifth
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      45 25 New York, July JB. CFNATOR Barkley, the "New Deal" leac der. announced that he has sounded Republican leaders of the Senate with regard to a possible two-party conference with President Roosevelt on neutrality legislation and the Republicans expressed willingness to attend suca a conference. Reuter
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      Hoscow's Rebuff For Japan
      83 25 Hoscow's Rebuff For Japan Moscow, .Inl> 18. TIIK Soviet has returned without considering it a note ficm the Japanese (Jov;innur.t wilh regard to oil ipr| coal concessions m Sakhalin which was presenter! by >lr. Togo, Japiiu^e Ambassador, «m Sunday and de* m,:rilcd an answer to the fiuestions raised not later
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      Impire trade
      81 25 London, July 18. Congresi of the Federation of Cambers of Commerce of the Emhas passed a resolution reaffirming cacy of the extension of trade bo the Empire and pledging supto all efforts to maintain the msed exchange of tzoods between s comuosing the Empire. other resolution adopted this
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      Supplementary Estimates
      116 25 London, July 18. TOTAL amount of £19V2 million is pTOTtded m a supplementary estif for the Civil Service, the largest betaf about £10 million for emerty hospital evacuation and other sers. jj" [tiki pn cautions services require the Czechoslovak refugee Uu d £2u million, and Secret Sers figures
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      64 25 I B-, J ohorf; Bahru. Tuesday. meeting held this morning, the shar •wu of agreed to pay the cost of the rf tu-n pas f Ma> p n Jedda and Singaoore of ihsfaJSl Brtm M e clerk Jeddi 1 month a! and his retaining fee of !«40 thj "iSS l
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      INJURED POUR INTO HARBIN
      70 25 Shanghai, July 18. A LARGE number of Japanese troops are reported m Chinese tele* grams to have been moved from North China to Manchukuo m consequence of the hostilities on the western border. According to foreign repcits, a large number of Japanese wounded have arrived at
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      Wealthy Indian Banker Here
      147 25 Wealthy Indian Banker Here Singapore, Tuesday. rpHE Hon. Mr. M. Ct. M. Chidam- baram Chettiar, one of richest and most influential of the Nagarattiar community, m South India arrived to-day by the "Dempo" for a four-day visit to Singapore. This thirty-one year-old banker has come to study conditions here with
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      62 25 Washington, July IS. '■TIE primary needs «of the American banking system include elimination of excessive bank dividends with the object of preventing dissipation of ban* capital together with provisions to relieve the banks of the neccessity of liquidating assets at sacrifice values m times of stress. So says the annual
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        GOOD FIELDS IN ALL THE EVENTS
        1409 26 (By VVKCIS SIPERBIS ANOTIIH: HffW races m connection with the July meeting of the Perak TuH dub v.«.i \e run off at Ipoh this afternoon m the ond daj 41 Ac c -urrenf meeting. The fields are again good and the rwm I M[
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        Selections
        51 26 Following are selections for this afternoon's racing at Ipoh:— Race I— POLO Patrambie Race 2- ACHILLES Woden Race 3— EMPIRE FLOWER Celtic Bard Race 4— SILVER LACE St. Charles Race .V-EASTER PARADE Majors Race 6— EMPRESS Judith Anton Race 7— FREEDOM Regiment Race B— MAID OF CASHEL <,i and
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        Sime Darby W Friendly Soccer
        87 26 CIME Darby and Co. defeat* d neo Co. m a game of gtfj evening at the Gevlang Keen Ground. 0<; The ground was soddtn as of the rain this afternoon a« militated against good soccer Chwee Siang of Sime DarW the only goal of the
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        FARRER CUP FIN
        50 26 The following player.^^ istthe Mun. Engineers p e f th J Fa rrero Dept. m the final ot tne r cer Competition to-cia> Tarrer Park. K?rc li: A TongNee; Seng Hock Ah Hong < Ca P ta i,";; rl Vons Teck Kirn; J-B^ Pottc Guan Kiat; and
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        156 26 Fortify yourself against Whether you work m office or fEJl^^^^^flß fa >v you must keep yourself f.t. ffflP^^^J&<Jfc? Precision work, repetition work, Y\ T^^^^P^l h ghly-s >ec jlised operations of every kind these can be continued I Bi";!^ wth unfljgging energy and unabated i'ij jj? §J attention when your nerve-vitality
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      ONVINCING VICTORY FOR CHINESE OVER POLICE
      193 27 ONVINCING VICTORY FOR CHINESE OVER POLICE 6 POLICE 3. 1 aDnr pciated by a large crowd of their supporters, the p.\ -csterday defeated the Police by six goals to three m ond dash m the firs* division of the league. The Chinese Starting off sensationally, the Police with a re-organised
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      CHINESE MINE SEAS UND SWABUE
      71 27 Shanghai, July 18. .n,nrvo \aw aw tightening «5Ue ot the coast from move the riimcse ,ccl the v..ners around ii-British crisis at Tsinan l dimax yesterday evening agitators stormed Bntisn other buildings. jZe time, the Japanese are m Chinese employees m BriSshments, everywhere forcing re
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      ore's Constitution
      47 27 Johore Bahru. Tuesday, •c some doubts which have as to the true construction of fls m a section of the Const! the State ct Johore, the Joicil of Stale at a meeting held lented tv a interpretation, con-a'-r; rendering which had been by the Sulnii.
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      JEWISH RELIEF OFFICE ADDRESS
      29 27 The address of the Singapore Jewish Refugee Relief Committee is now changed from 6. Raffles Place, to the Immigration Offices, Chinese Protectorate Building, Havelock Road.
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      MR. D. T. ASSOMULL
      35 27 Mr. D. T. Assomull, of Messrs. Wassiamull Co., who flew from Penang to Singapore by plane on Saturday is proceeding on six months leave to Bombay by the "Conte Rosso" w-day.
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      SERVICES XI FOR SATURDAY
      109 27 SERVICES XI FOR SATURDAY Singapore, Tuesday. 2 S THE following have been selected 3 to represent the Combined Ser- 5 S vices m their If M.S. Malaya Cup 5 fixture against Singapore on Satin day. I Fields (R.E.); Brown (Dons), 2 5 Collins (R.A.F.); Hall (R.A.F.), S 1 Quail (R.E.),
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      Gloria Stuart Leaves Malaya
      182 27 Singapore, Tuesday. tIBUNE representative approached Gloria Stuart, the film star, isband, Arthur Sheekman, the scenario writer and or. for a final interview before they left yesterday by the Pre- Garfield en route to Europe. heekman, who was a newsian himself before he carved rrier m Hollywood,
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      Carrison Club Win Ladies Golf
      143 27 The Social match between the ladies of the Keppel Golf Club and the Garrison Golf Club played on Monday over the course of Keppel Golf Club resulted In a win for the home team, by 6U to 1V 2 as under:— GARRISON Mrs. J. A.
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      RAIN SPOILS HOME CRICKET
      93 27 London, July 18. ITOME cricket scores are as follows: XI Essex won by Iwo wickets. Surrey 235 and 100 (Peter Smith seven for 47). E.ssex 361 (Eastman 99, Nichols 93) und ?7 for none. Leicestershire 39 for one. Rain prevented play for twe tfay.s and the
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      GOOD-BYE TO MR. H. S. PATERSON
      174 27 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahrj Tuesday. "WITH his valuable experiences he has carried out the duty of his post admirably and his work ha? been highly appreciated by official* and the general puttie alike," said the Mentri Be*ar at this morning* meeting of
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      COURT OF APPEAL
      23 27 The Court of ApperJ will sit at Joho;c. Bahru on Monday, July 31 Tuesday apd Wednesday, Aug. 1 afld 2
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      Mr. Barton's Criticism Of Malayanisation
      556 27 Establishment and the control passrtf 1 from the State to a Centralised administration. "The effect is therefore centralisation not decentralisation. "Is it therefore any wonder that Johore has expressed fears and that every suggestion m this connection receives 'careful and sometimes 3cng consideration. "If we
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      RENEWED WARNING TO HITLER
      27 28 WANTS TO BE DANZIG PRESIDENT? Warsaw, July 18. munique wn.ch st te nn p a^ l g °ta the Reich. Polish political SSSaSgaSSS
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      Progress Of Moscow Talks
      94 28 Progress Of Moscow Talks Paiis, July 18. THE impression following yesterday's Moscow talks, says the Havas Agency, is that I^ondon and Paris maintained their point of view on the questions at issue. These art fUUd to be: i. ih.- sun-s t.> bo guaranteed; 2, the definition of to dtreS aggression
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      LONDON'S ROYAL VISITORS ENTERTAINED
      52 28 London, July 18. PRINCE Paul und Princess Olga of YiiKo-Slavia, who are on a private vLsit to London, were the guests of the King and Queen at a dinner party at Buckingham Palace la»t night. The sixty guests present included the Prime Minister and Mrs. Chamberlain
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      THETIS INQUIRY
      82 28 London. July 18. DIVER Orton who examined the TnetLS on the morning following her dive, told the court of inquiry to-day that he found wire entangling the c^nningtower. and expressed the opinion tha* this might have prevented the men from escaping. The wire seemed to be for the
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      22 28 number of Cabinet Ministers. The King and Queen will give a dance be honour of Prince and Princess Paul to-morrow night.— Reuter.
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      New Name For Army Reserve
      78 28 New Name For Army Reserve London, July 18. THE Army Reserve has been redesign- ated the Royal Army Reserve and a silver badge will be issued to members of the regular army Reserves of Officers, the Royal Army Reserve, including officers and other ranks, and supplementary reserve and militiamen who
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      Nitrate Carg On Burning Japanese Liner
      131 28 Nitrate Carg On Burning Japanese Liner Tokyo. July I SOS was picked up 13 hourjl from the Japanese N.Y.K. m Bokuyc Maru, which is on firfl mid-Pacific with 1 10 passengers! a crew of 102 on board, since* nothing further has been heaij The liner carries a cargo of 1
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      NO LONDON BUSINE IN CHINESE DOLLAR
      180 28 London, July JO-DAY'S sharp ;all of the CMmM dollar, which is believed tob mediately attributable to the suspension of the Anglo-Ch Stabilisation Fund's sales of sterling, has caused London busine Chinese dollars to virtually dry up. The banks here maintain that are not justified
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      BRITISH ARE NOT ASLEEP
      160 28 BRITISH ARE NOT ASLEEP Paris. July 18. "THE British are not asleep," writes Petit Journal, on the visit of Gen. Sir Edward Ironside to Warsaw. The paper adds that Britain is taking all necessary precautions m Europe and Asia and a surprise coup is impossible. Excelsio r says that Paris
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      LATEST BOMBERS OF LONDON
      41 28 London J the streets Londoners out m Brita m lunch hour saw sonj 1 m, bombers when a flignto* form at» machines m »^f ci ty f, three, passed over tn They were flying cloud formation.-R euu
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