Morning Tribune, 27 July 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Fi-No. 149. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, July 27, 1939. FIVE CENTS
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    RASTIC EFFECT OF MALAYAN BOYCOTT OF JAPAN
    258 1 $40 MILLION IMPORTS FALL TO $12 MILLION London, July 26. JHE effects of the Malayan Chinese boycott of Japanese goods last year are revealed in the report of the British Trade Commissioner at Singapore on the economic and commercial conditions of Malaya, published
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    R.A. Bomb Kills One, Injures 15
    186 1 I London. July 26. fcwERFU explosion, asliibed to IRA. terrorists, fcred in the cloakroom at l*s Cross Station in Loi; l Seven people were in- including two women le clothes were torn off B)c fom ot the explosion. mo total casualties in the m
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    Attempt On Nanking Mayor
    29 1 Attempt On Nanking Mayor Shanghai. July 27. An unidentified gunman to-day attempted to assasinate the Japa-nese-appointed Mayor of Nanking. The gunman fired three shots, all of which missed. Reuter
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    Rumanians Want Assistance Against Nazi Strangulation
    161 1 Rumanians Want Assistance Against Nazi Strangulation Bucharest, July 26. We of Rumanians in Banat, the south-western province Hungary, is being "slowly strangled" by Germans, who Native majority there, states a petition to the Government 'umanians in Temisoara, capital of Banat. .'-tat,N that Rumanian iSSf f the Population are boycotted, as
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    Trawlers For Naval Use
    53 1 London. July. 26. THE Postmaster-General annoimres that as from Auk. 5, a weekly British trans-Atlantic air service will be introduced The route will be Southampton, Botwood, Montreal, New York. There will then be two direct weekly air mail services to North America, one British and the
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    BRITISH STEAMER MINED
    38 1 BRITISH STEAMER MINED Shanghai, July 27. j fill British passenger steam- er Haitan, proceeding to Swatow from Hongkong, struck a mine and was badly damaged. The liaitan is returning to 5 Hongkong under her own Z steam.— Reuter
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    Staff Talks May Begin In Moscow Next Week
    295 1 London, July 26. NEGOTIATIONS for a non-aggression pact between Britain, France and Russia have now reached such a stage that it is believed staff talks could be started almost at once, Renter's diplomatic correspondent understands. I It is expected that an announcement
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    GOLD FOR SPAIN
    33 1 Paris, July 26. A court has decided that gold worth approximately £8,000,000, lodged in th« Bank of Fr.mce by Spanish Republicans, be returned to the Bank of Spain .11--mediately. Reuter
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    TWO SHORTCOMINGS IN PUBLIC SERVICE
    579 2 TWO SHORTCOMINGS IN PUBLIC SER VICE .S'igapore. Wednesday. ,T 5,,, to me that the opening of a few V. I), clinics for the 1 exclusive use of uomen and open day and night is of very urgent necessity, said Dr. K. Ando in a talk. The Oldest Profession, to members
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    ATTRACTIVE PAVILION FEATURE
    117 2 I 2^su<a^- 'fcj2^<^z\ YOU will remember the comic Selective picture of sometime ago, hi wt n Mrlvvn Douglas was the hv .ind VirKini:i Briid' was tin' completely cra/y \si««'. \V«*II. thty arc together afain in an«»lher picture of th«- same type. nth while tryto repeat thl tuccetl
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    Mortgaged Car Which W Not Fully Paid For
    181 2 Singapore, Wednesday. gECAUSE full restitution was made and that it was his first off* Wan Ismail bin Abdul Majid, 22-year-olc? clerk of the Bahru General Hospital, was bound over in the sum of SlOO for months, by Mr. J. Fletcher-Cooke, police magistrate,
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    Admiralty Buy Minesweepers
    46 2 Admiralty Bu y Minesweepers Lomlon, THE Admiralty. c «fsjM I reports in Hull *^tM fishing circles, is tr w I« a contract <:; |OC 2 m odf« owners to pu ,«.iiiiil steam trawler B sweepers. n0 -ta« Th^ Admiralt: l( ment t« make on last night. Reuter
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    CHARITY SHOW FOR CHINA RELIEF
    44 2 CHARITY SHOW FOR CHINA RELIEF The Garrick li, trtiin. which has bee Gevlang, Kat ig and a will show for to at 7.45. two ei ;J*\ tures. •'Gold D v* Chrysanthemunu being donated t The pictures ha.o b<* n m^S Messrs. Shaw H pose.
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    RAN PIN-TABLE
    58 2 Singapore Wedm WONG Ah He: u 3 iZ2). Hainan." f,Z i li a charge of u ment of c- comrr Tan Quee Lon S r ttrciay by Mr. Com 0 dhij becoiifl police court .> moqj The magistrate fii^ci each of cused $25 or in defuul 21 days'
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    Cutting Edge Planes
    72 2 London. Joj THE Commons agreed to Air I mentary Estimates after a brief sion in which ibm Opposition ai that the balloon barrage was ai rated protection and Germany :::t'nting with cuttirg edge plain Captain Balfc-ur in r:piy said I Staff thought highly of the effli the
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    Channel Air Services
    63 2 London. Jn AFAR REACHING agreement m Imperial Airways ar.d At I whereby there will be iuuea^edsj between France and Britain wasfl to day Receipts will be shared I two companies and all resources M There will he twenty service! e^ch way in summer and four» winter. The
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    O.C. SAYS FAREWELL TO MALAYA
    408 3 MESSAGE THROUGH THE TRIBUNE "17E\R NOT" says sitfty- year-old Major General William (ieoTjre Shedden Dohhfe, C.8., C.M.G., D.5.0., General Officer Commanding Malaya, in a farewell message to the peoples of Malaya, through the medium of the Tribune. To-dav, on the eve of his departure from
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    Message To Peoples Of Malaya
    108 3 Message To Peoples Of Malaya -the lnmM'U message to lh p „< of Malaya V Maim, MaLraMV. G. l>«bb^ has 'W. Mai-" a Tribune: f Malaya u*h great karing had an extremely ible time out here. I like int rv and I like the peop live in it My only
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    nan Loan Not cially Discussed
    38 3 July 25.— Questioned in the- 1 regarding Di rLsil I gland -he Freslden. rd ol Trade, Mr. Oliver Stanof the Boara r I Credlta Gua:^ U ly ir.ee tings or ith J Reuter
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    FT OF SARONG
    62 3 Singapore, Wednesday. ins morning found Conrad Oldham, the Second Folk* Magistrate, of g from a shop in oiingei •40 p.m. on June 27. The value as 60 cents. ector Charles W. Such inU vorship that the accused evioui conviction for a similar ■ntencrd him to two orous
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    Police Band
    54 3 The Band of the Straits Settlements Police will perform in public on Friday. July 28. at Farrer Park at 5.30 p.m. under the direction of Mr. S. Chapman, Bandmaster: March. "Marlial Moments." Winter; Overture, "Lustpiel," Bela; Selection. "H.M.S. Pinafore." Sullivan: Descriptive, "Mill in the Forest,'" Eilenberg; Selection. "On
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    harp Fine For Inexpert Driver
    154 3 harp Fine For Ine xpert Driver Singapore, Wednesday. WING that it was clear that Chan Meng Poh was still not flcfent driver and that it was the height of folly for him Ve driven down busy Temple Street, crowded with children, H Written, Traffic Judge fined Chan Meng Poh to-day,
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    MR. J. HAMMOND LEAVES MALAYA
    60 3 Mr J Hammond, manager of the firm of Bruce Petrie, Ltd., and mi*. Hammond left for England yesterday on retirement from Malaya. Mr. Hammond, has been a well-known member of the business community of Singapore. He came to the county crieinallv for Guthrie and Co.
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    Drought Threat At Kuala Pilah
    111 3 Drought Threat At Kuala Pilah S (From Our Own Report*) Stremban Wednesday. DRY weather conditions in Negri Sembilan for a con "^rabje peri.Kl have now de hen S?s! I I felt in Kuala Pilnh. the State s •second largest town. wll JJ shortage of water ;n the reservoir ■is reported.
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    IMPORTING RUBBER ALLEGED
    107 3 Singapore Wednesday "lIIE are engaged by someone to carry flfthe rubber. We do not know anything atoat it. We have not carried *%££%> Kply How Kor *n Llm Chooi and Ng Tet Chong gave when chwd ihat they abettea; the offence of importing mrber into the Colony
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      33 3 OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. CHINA BtJILDING, JTRfCT. THONE 5808. SINGAPORE FIRE, JJABITOJ*MWO*» PER. SONAL ACCIDENT WORK MEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. AGENTS: KI ANG LEE ENG TEII, Sang tt^ggft^ AND BRANCHES: OVBROTA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION. LTD.
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      BULLION MARKET
      34 4 •,d<>n. \Wcine>day GOLD PWiWII To-day Change Bur OoM Mr.e. per oz. 8 <i I tt ULVER Spot 1C 5 h II 7 16 —3 16 Toward 16', 16 1 16 —3 16
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      RHODESIA AMALGAMATION?
      91 4 RHODESIA AMALGAMATION? London, July 26. jn i speech ia.st night to the fmoflcili group of the Overseas League, the Dominions Becretaiy, Sir Thomas In.skip. id that one rjvAl question profoundly ITecting 'he future of southern and northern khoov.i. had recently been nnirh fo the fore Bomethlng In the nature of
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      WAR EXPORTS
      89 4 London, July 26. ASKED jj] the Home of Commons ton day about the steps taken by the lowers to discourage the present .sale of var naterlal to Japan, Mr. R. A Butler Foreign Under-Secretary) revealed that no licenses had been issued for the ♦•xport of such material to
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      41 4 n m o. London. July 26. un b<v»t feature m an otherwise ouiet £2Tr Kaf n rS lh «*«*S on q con. tlnued Ctpe. Paria and local .support. Oilt-cdßcd wen- quiet but steadv fa eommodiUes, cotton October noSSon Reuter
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      CONSERVATIVES HOLD MONMOUTH
      55 4 CONSERVATIVES HOLD MONMOUTH ;THh Con.sorvative.s retained Monmouth at the by-election created by the appointment Of Major A. J Herbert to the (.overnorship of Bengal The result was L K. Pym ((on.) 17,358 F. K. Hancock (Lab.) 11,534. Reuter The result at the general election wav Major A. J. Herbert (Con.)
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      NEW PHILIPPINES HIGH COMMISSIONER
      36 4 Washington. July 26. I The Assistant Secretary of State Mr I Francis Sayre, has been nominated by President Roosevelt to succeed M- Paul MeNutt m Hish Commi Vtier to th* Philippines.- Reuter
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      Fraser's Daily Report
      69 4 Singapore. Wednesday Tm at midday was SI 13 1 8 up 4 Busi2SSJ2! f: Jißhtlv be tter on the London Mock Exchange yesterday although Wall street was rather lower on a fairly large turnover. Locally business In tin shares was again at a low ebb and apart
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      Law Notice For To-Day
      39 4 Cou^>Tam USt CCManning wX^TU; ***** N Thereafter-— S C« B 'an7 C orr WaiHlr SViKeeSi-545C36-F.A. Bartholomeusz Ltd vs No 6 3 9 T anCant(includi »SS Chamber, u Before the R egi.s, rar at lOam Taxa
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      55 4 Previous t, L ndl 't;Jm RIBBER quiet I?"** Spot Buyers 8 516 d >' Sellers S\ W Ist Forward Ajgust Buyers 8 5 16 Sellers 8V 516 2nd Forward September Buyers 8 516 H o5 Sellers 87 16 Fl 3rd Forward Oct. Dec. buyers 8 7 16 16
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      120 4 Distillers ?r e 0 vio 5 T,Ma" d n *fl Dunlop Rubber 97 6 H General Electric JJR 29 3 H Imperial Chemical Industries 9?*! 2 "4 6 Imperial Tobacco (Eg-. 29 6 Anglo-Dutch io o m^ H Canadian Pacific 23 3 London Tin J H 4
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      PRODUCE
      65 4 PALM OIL (Malay) Previous t£Es* I In bulk JulvAug. H COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) £13 15 Nominal I July shipment nrt fl SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) BeUe« I July Aug. shipment r, TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality fl 'Singapore' Jul/ Shipment .•>* o H PEPPER (F.A.Q.) 13 6 Sellers White Muntck
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      14 4 London. WPifcafJ T.T. on Nc P w vJMoW SifU. 68% fi*?»"- I
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      23 4 RUBBER New v I Market Tone Previous To-dav fl Forward Oct. Dec. 2£_E 16> I Market Tone Spot Qu>t Quiet
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      METAL MARKET
      20 4 Tin ■**«■».*■»•> London. Wpdnt»_^B Cash f Jf\ NDARD Previous To-dav I Forward"' *****11 PriCe) M £2243 4 £2243 ___B
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    CKS & SHARES ed By Fraser & Company
    609 5 CK S SHARES ed By Fraser Company Be luly 26. 5 p.». 38 43 i: 4,6 Ih I .38- 40!IftlSJ t 199 20 9 ini 0.72 0.76 18 9 19,9 1.17»/ 2 122V: bngor 8 3 9j--19 6 21--awj 0 60 0.63 032 0.34 g rta gi_ 71--i 24 25'6x<
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    213 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore. July 26 5 pm. Company D idend BookClose Total tn TIN Dale Ex Dlv year Payable Date Total t^r *vampong Kamunting 3d. No. 65 Aug 4 Aug 11 Aug 5 12 I r l'od. bonus Kampong Lanjut 6d. No. 12 July 26 Aug
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    182 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Monday. Am pats W4 4 Ayer Wengs 0.71 0.75 Batu Selangor* 1.17 1.22 Hong Fatts 0.62 0.64 Hongkong Tin 17.- 18 3 Jelebus 054 0.56 Kamunting Tin 8- 8 6 KatuTin 2016 21|6 Kents 19 2|l Killinghalls 13.- 1416 Kramats •r Jr Kuchais 117 1-22 Laruts
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    161 5 JJaynard Co. Ltd. $30,000 i'J;. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 nom ion, AF0RE MUNICIPALITY WQ1 r, (i 1940 $400,000 Int. 31. Sept. 30 101 102 nom ffi If $1,600,000 Int. h£' 31 30 106 108 nom 2* red. 1955 SI. 000,000 Int. S Sept 30 113*2
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      128 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Royal Charter AD. 1324 Incorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000.- Reserve Fwid 10.500.000London Correspomlents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED i Head < Mfice: AMSTERDAM Branches: Holland: -Rotterdam, The Hague a:^ 64 branches and sub-brancnes a* smaller places
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      365 6 CARKI'S A MESSAGE TO Al I~7» 51 .MUV.IMAI.s- .MaJaya^^M,, SIIOI 1 1) BK AN EXCELLENT EX\a7iTl j VKI> Vr»LrNTEK S "....s t 1 1 i";.jMj I IICAPITOL^J^J j I I NOW UNCUT BY THE APPr^Tj j The FIRST PICTURE in the Mak.no 0 1 j I all the BRITISH DEFENCE
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      212 7 I Inoffensive mine gamp ii HMfrT Of suspicion. The story of both de- \\ednescwy. tivec was mas t unconvincing. m oc this The said the magistrate, was I Nll W Conra!d questioned after he had been stopped B Magistrate, one l rC g aid his worship, that there E i
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      176 7 a..... "Y The Most Discussed Film of^ UMf CUXU A I The Day! fIUII CWtlf ft >iii)MGIIT PREMIERE $£P/OUS ACCIDENT satoidax 29th july i l!mWfS Hill Stop MtSS "ST^ULY YQUUUCHWGat ALHAMBRA PavilioN i mJmtjfflE] 1 i Confessions j ALHAMBRA j o f a 3 SUNDAY 30th JULY j mm M|
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    DATE FIXED FOR MURDER INQUIRY
    23 8 Mr. Conrad oidw f," fh ap g? ared b(>f^ a chanrJ «h t t ,T thls morning on
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    Share Market Report Home Industrial Recovery Would Aid Tins And Rubbers
    753 8 Share Market Re port Home Industrial Recovery Would Aid Tins And Rubbers n mm* OernMUiy If mriOUSl They have J'ept the nerves of line world on edge on the possibility of war over Danzig and now, led by American market revival, the world insists that Germany is head- ing for
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    Puppet Mayor's Motive
    130 8 Shanghai. July 2(>. M WOK Pi Sia-oen before the release of (he Council employees told interviewers that he would not release the arrested employees of the Public* Works Department unless the Shanghai Municipal Council paid arrears allegedly due to the Chinese Municipality for the pri vilest* of
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    ALLEGED AFFRAY
    25 8 Maflitrite were c toLJ? ft 11 Police o'clock iksrSgh at H^ h T l they at ">embor.s of an ajl Lane wer e
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    29 8 Ti.#. Tokyo, July 26 K oM^^X^/tJ"^ Provide to W La Japanese R n J Z r ffeS*** Manrl»„| t^ l fd tr o»ible on the hr Mongolian border Reuter
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    Lapse After 17 Year Clean Record
    161 8 RENGASAMY CIH\ w,~,i Singapore. Wedmwi.r.M second police cou r ndu f pleaded *■»*»>' morning 1 he at 6.55 r nJ e Mr C Oldham on a charge I <irt l( Kail',n n Br empbyed in the capacity v\ :i M _____^an^Gc is Works, committed
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    BUSH FIRES IN U.S.A.
    53 8 BUSH FIRES IN U.S.A. TTITMnUL^o W Y rk > Jll V 26 JfINDREDS of bush fires arc burnina- m -he Slates of New Wk New Jersey and Pennsylvania as the result of one o f the worst rfroojrhts for freneralions 01 hpnM^o rn °usands are t:ies a "d roofs because
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    U.S. ASIATIC FLEET
    6 8 U .S. ASIATIC FLEET dSSffIBKSMi Reuter
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    Fatal Fall
    50 8 WHILE standing on a ledse j^^^B windows of new holl f' S Aj 1 cnu^^B a Chinese painter, fell 20 feet floor below. shock iII H haemorrhage 1 from^multiple A verdict of death by mk \7 r u■■ was returned by the coroner, Sorter, at the inquiry to-cta>
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    PERSON-TOUR RELEASED ARAB BAND
    60 8 PERSON-TOUR RELEASED ARAB BAND 'T^HE Rev. Orald r Ohio a whi ler w^J" '"CcilH bandit* i n le hi| e| d to ni M ft oin Te d d^inm^^H SSdh? W^' S Pa d for tJ »e relß Gold S» IVcalled th at thfl riiwil"^^ that the I ducting his
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    VICTIM OF STORM
    108 8 VICTIM OF STORM Singapore, r J DEATH by r.ilsadveiuure \u, J returned by the coroner Mfl Porter, at the conclusion i?M Chinese. Urn Kin Teow. who injuries received when he *aJ under a fallen fruit tree outside I at Cantonment Road. Deceased had climbed up s -*M was leaning towards
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    oss-Breeding To Produce Bug-Proof Crops
    445 9 oss-Breeding To Produce Bug-P roof Crops I Washington, m's seed doctors ar^ working en a new kind ot preventive u .jm Itff farm ills Deeding new seed varieties to make bug-pro" 1 I T!H >v 've boon corcentrating on plant resistance to such stinkmii smuti rM bunt Now the y'
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    C.I. To Pay Their Men who Enlist
    189 9 C.I To Pay Their Men who Enlist IWANUS for any of heir rkers joining: up in he event r arc to be paid by Imperial kal Industries, largest emC 01 labour in Britain outside jway companies. ompanv have decided to pay the :e in lull between a married i, and
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    PRACTICAL IENTIFIC WORK
    136 9 Ottawa. n should ft to Western Canada, n«t only to see where the finest M m the world is grown, but to the wonderful work that is be«M to prevent soil drifting. "osiou. in setting the land back asture. i n water development and I'MiMMvation. There is
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    Canadians Air-minded
    38 9 p** Winnipeg. lia *W are more airUves pi ulr m °re sedate eastern trafflc on th n ':,,,i, 11 Un* for the first 4: WttSS been calculated most of the tickets beta* lrle and Pacific Coa»t
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    Pope Delays Departure On Holiday
    168 9 Pope Delays Departure On Holiday Vatican City. POPE Pius XII has postponed for two weeks his departure for his summer residence at the Castel Gandolfo because of the diplomatic conversations he intends holding in connection with the strained European situation. The Holy See has not as yet abandoned hope of
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    No Neurotic Tendencies For War Babies
    350 9 London. ty^VES who dread the prosptvt of motherhood if war should break out fearing that babies born under bombardment may inherit nervous or neurotic tendencies can take heart. For in South Kensington, London, there lives eighty-one-years-old grey-bearded Mr. A. F. Dashwcod, who was born
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    CAMERA HUNTSMAN
    127 9 Winnipeg. THE hunt by camera for wild life in Canada is increasing steadily in popularity and camera enthusiasts are to be found in the various game sanctuaries, National Parks and lake regions. Perhaps nowhere eLs'e in Canada is the camera huntsman more active than in the Lake of
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      32 9 1^ 73 YEARS OF HIGHLY EXCELLENT DESIGN hASY PAYMENTS CAN BE ARRANGED SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. Distributor for Singapore Johore HIT FOH CO.. No. 581, North Bridge Road, Singapore. WPS IK\ i
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Thursday, July 27, 1939. JAPAN'S DEMANDS
    305 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Thursday, July 27, 1939. JAPAN'S DEMANDS ITHK Japanese have now formulate i t .i'cji demands for soitljtlt of tJie situation in Tientsin. They aft reported to be: 1, the i landing over of the alleged assassins of Cteng Shi Kang; 2, too thorough control of the elements resisting
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    Suez Canal Company's REPLY to ITALIAN CLAIM
    1074 10  - Suez Canal Company's REPLY to ITALIAN CLAIM Marquis de Vogue j>MMti By the I 'THESE ax singularly trouble tim> -n the essential princi pies of moral law are flouted, wr«er the pte&pA word is no longer con sldored U sacred, when integrity is jtonsidet-d a "luxury reserved f*H the rich,"
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    62 10 Kin B V,^l,£ o h e g Va f m th p e a P a ?r d r th Oldest in ,he own,*-"- uniforms and are present at every r™^ e> Lond Established bv Henry Vll. the V.">-«i »t Buckingham fa-aw. WU in? is '^d Te^T^ is the Kin^
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    eal Fight Only Just Begun, Says Tientsin Dictator
    221 11  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh I Shanghai, July 26. the British Foreign Secretary, explained to high the llritish Foreign Office at a conierer.ee held on July facts Hating to the Anglo-Japanese negotiations i tir the present Anglo- Japanese agreement. Dr. Kuo Tai Chi.
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    NINE MILLION CREDIT FOR NEW ZEALAND
    147 11 NINE MILLION CREDIT FOR NEW ZEALAND London, July 25. THE Secretary for the Dominions, Sir Thomas Inskip. announced in the *louse of Commons to-day that agreement had been reached regarding the financial requirements of New Zealand in the United Kingdom, as W e)l as the trade position agreement which was
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    "Outsider, Dash It!"
    88 11 London, July 25 QUESTIONS verc asked in the Bpusc of Commons to-<iay regarding lawpointment of someone outside U-t Civil service to be Permanent. UnderSoc i rtary to the Colonial Office ana v nether the Prime Minister was satistkd tha| no serving Civil Servant in thi.l country was
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    Thetis Salvagers Explain Situation
    118 11 Th eti s Salvagers Explain Situation London, July 26. THE .salvage ship Zelo of the Liverpool and Glasgow Salvage A.:5>ociation, which has been engaged in operations on the sunken submarine Thetis, has leturned to Birkenhead from Liverpool Bay, according company officials. •We cannot guarantee that there will be no recurrence
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    MIMIC AIR BATTLES IN BOMBER FLIGHTS
    132 11 THE 240 bombers in 'he tfcird RAF flight over France were mar.i ay 1.000 mon. Machines llew in some CMM as far as the Gulf of Lyons and the .•ou hern part of the Biscay uoast before returning to England. French anti-aircraft ctefencw ana
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    239 12 ASBEST OS SUITS SENT TO ARABIA SPECIAL IKK-FIGHTING asbestos suits wiiii equipment needing three planes io c.ury them, are being rushed from CroNdon Aerodrome to Saudi Arabia to light an oil-well fire ih%* has been 1 aging for over a week and is costing £7,000 a day. All other efforts
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    Giant Flying-Boat Flown From America
    77 12 Giant Flying-Boat Flown From America THK TWIN KNCJINFD, long ranee flvin^ u^t the British Government for the Rova CF in the U.S.A. by the Atlantic under 16 hou r si re ZdT IVed at Frii »^e after Ihe plane was built by the ConsoUdate^ AhL!°J»V fllghl of k «d. fr»n.
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    Parade Before Nazi Leader
    78 13 Parade Before Nazi Leader MRS JAMES ROOSEVELT, mother of the American President, at whose Hyde Park home the King ani Queen staved during their visit to the United States, has arriv ed m Paris on a visit to Europe. After a short stay in France she is coming on to
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    Some Savoury Supper Dishe
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    1541 15 THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING PRESTIGE, i». Cfcottol Building, ha at present some extremely PRACTICAL and ULTRA-SMART day drexses. among which W€ liked the tailored chic of one ..lod* 1 ffctilMJOtd Horn TOMA'JO-RLD shangrllla. that IDEAL davtim*fabric. Made with a square neck, outlined with bonds of MATCHING STITCHING, thi.s was tm
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    European's Suit Against Former Employer
    182 17 Singipore, VfodMaday. I iary of ht*w the firm <>1 Bnfineen and Cbntractora ii Singapore was gfvtfl by Mr. J. N Jones, Eurocivil en; wfco is suing his former employer, Mr. Wee for alfef«d WlOOffuJ itimnlaial, at to-day's continued Ljn the Hi« r h Court before
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    AILS EXPECTED
    70 17 xpected froea Europe &c. by air (Imperial) today De boxhoWers' letters only at general delivery of letters at i from Netherlands air IKLM I to day. Deliver/ m*' letter? ,-ly at 4 p.m. and general delivery of letter! and parcels at 4 05 p.m. Mails expected from China
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    U. S. Ratifies Panama Canal Treaty
    70 17 Washington, July 2b. WllE U.S. Senate by 64 votes tu 13 haa f ratified the treaty with Pana) I providing fcr consultation In the ever. of "any threat of lfl|H Mhwj which vould endanger the security of the Rcpubttc of Panama or the neutrality
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    19 17 The air mail <Imperial* despatched i-om Singapore on July 18 was delivered m Lcndnn on July 24.
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    149 17 UFKi lIAKBOUK Main Wharf; Decider Forecast A an, Cristi. King'a Dock Wharf: Nil Coal Wharf: Nil. VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS an Jong Pagar: Albert Dock: Hoppers 11 19 Victoria Dock. Mata Han eppel Harbour: King's Dock: Silverwillow. No. 1 Dock: Gi?ng Ann. No. 2 Dock: Nil. President
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    THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133)
    2078 20 THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133) t limits of lh« M l|Mlllv W Sinicapon MM* I er l»> i!. I ante U« M :il ">' N t■■ Governor m Council. A map showing the proposed re-<J* nation ?a. be d to tl'C Ofl.cr he Municipal jeer, Mun Oflcei Singapore durini or*narj
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    Bleriot's Flig Anniversary
    114 20 Bleriot's Flig Ann ive rsary M" 1 "ami;kk I Air Mil ister v». k dinner in con pioneer croa^Channei fl |almuly the volume <>f jj'; construction of England and was on the >am< put of thai nation which* upon mankind the burdei I ruinous competition. To-morrow if QeCMtarj n twice
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    DEATH.
    30 20 away peaceful tf fl the morning General Hopita He loaves mother, wiif-'-- ttf« four brotlv -:e« li I stone, Upper Church pi 8 .•d w pin. UMtey* ll Cemetery
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    ASISTANT'S EVIDENCE IN RIMINAL BREACH CHARGE
    748 21 FORMER CINEMA MANAGER ON TRIAL (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, July 26. FURTHER evidence was led to-day before Mr. R C. Redman, Firs'. Magistrate in the case in which Mr. Gus Davis, former manager of the Pavilion Theatre, Kuala Lumpur, is charged with
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    ENTY PARIS-LONDON AIR RVICES DAILY
    165 21 ENTY PARIS--LONDON AIR RVICES DAILY London, July 56. L a speech at the dinner ion last night to comtc •> thirtieth anniversary liS Bleriofs first flight the English Channel, the Lister, Sir Kingsley Wono, to the close co-operation British and French civi: British and French enter- spreading their wing^ r
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    OLONIAL FUND ELPS JAMAICA
    47 21 OLONIAL FUND ELPS JAMAICA I ondon, July 26. 1 c administering Development Fund has I that £025.000 .should 'be various .schemes In jnder which Jamaica re.ooo towards the cost of a new Department of AgrieulBght a banana disease leafspot," which is gravely «M prosperity Ol the island
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    ECEPTION TO UGEE DOCTORS
    57 21 ECEPTION TO UGEE DOCTORS I, London, July 26. My Horder welcomed the DCtON hl hOnOUr Of the 1 Cro\ s a J oini "g the Q. t .^f .Chinese Ambasr, flf Chn was Present. f V d(clai^ that the doctors o| vrSl the dangers and V7 m China but were
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    DANZIG FORTIFICATION
    31 21 DANZIG FORTIFICATION tfcUie 0 r Lon^on. July 26. £ommopa to-day. Mr. Under-Secretar/'. Ht \2 e me mii-tavy -.taking pi ace there possession cf Lord ■J hl m to vie v the
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    MURDER PLOT THWARTED
    80 21 Damascus, July 26. PLOT to aaranlntte Behijeel khatio President of the new Syrian Council directors, and a number of other hi^li officials and political personages ha.s betn thwarted by a series of arrests. Several Palestine terrorists are stated to have been involved in the attempt, of which
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    VIOLENCE BILL
    54 21 London, July 20 Durum the committee .stage of tin Prevention of Violence Bill, the Horn Secretary accepted a Labour amendmen requiring the Secretary of State to repo to Parliament at least every three month rcuardiiiß the number of expulsion, re gtetration and prohibition orders mad. and the number
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    DUTCH CABINET
    79 21 The Hague, July 26. IT is now clear that the Catholic Group, numbering 31, Socialists, numbering 22, Radicals < six > and Communists three > will oppo.se Dr. Colijns new Government which can thus theoretically count on only 34 .supporters, compared With 62 in the opposition. There is
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    BRITISH ATLANTIC AIR MAIL
    62 21 London, July 26. MR Geoffrey Shakespeare (Final cia! Secretary to the Admiralty confirmed i:: the House of Common.' to-day the decision to purchase a ditional trailers for naval use. H< added that the number would pro bably be f..>out eighty. Mr. Shake pears added that tlieo<
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    GUIANA FOR REFUGEES?
    76 21 London, July 26 MR. Malcoim MaeDonald (Secretary o State for the Colonies) announcein the Hou:>e of Commons to-day thy there was under contemplation an en perimental settlement of 250 to 500 r« fugees in British Guiana by the despatch of a pionee'.'r party in the autumn. The
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    PALESTINE COAST PATROL
    43 21 London, July 26 One division of deitroycrs and in Government motor launches were ei £;aged in patrolling the Palestine cotuto prevent Jewish refugees landing, MMalcolm MacDonald (Secretary for ttl Colonies* revealed at Question time in tti Hou.se of Commons. Reuter
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    NAZI ARMY CHIEF FOR ITALIAN EXERCISES
    40 21 Berlin, July 26. General Haider. Chief of the Oerma General Still is attending the Italia Army manoeuvres from Aug. 8 to Air 9, at the invitation of the Italiaji Uudc Rpcretarv for War. Reuter
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    KING WATCHES CRICKET
    21 21 London, July 2<» The King watched the West Indit match against Surrey at the Oval th» afternoon.- Reuter
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    SUGAR TONNAGE
    51 21 London, July 36 It Is learned on good authority thfl the n.e.i. baa abandoned the eztr ***** metric tons of sugar recently ;>i lotted to them, but no official announce ment can be expected until the Inter decided win national Sugar Council has v,n ink*- the N.1.1 plaet,
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    COLONEL KOC
    25 21 London, Jul) 26 The ChfteJ "i 'I'*' Polish financial dole cation, Colonel Koc, i.s leaving London fo Warsaw this afternoon British urriri.i wireless!
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    THETIS SALVAGE
    65 21 London. July 26 j Mr Geoffrey shak^pearc (Financial Secretary to ttic Admiralty replied [in the negative to a Common, quesaon to-day is to whether it was intended to abandon the Thetis. The Government earnestly deslri i 10 salvage the Thetis as early as po sidio. he .said, and
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    ENTRIES FOR PENANG GOLD CUP MEETING
    626 22 our Own Importer) IVnantf, Wednesday. f|HLT I entries were received U iff Jie Penang Turf Clubs (iold Cnp Meeting M tag. 7 and 1 1 <•> follows. Tetuen v o Woodquest X 5 o Youuk Oinger X a o romn class > 5 furs
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    A Midnight Collision
    183 22 A Midnight Collision and it. I before I coul 'W ltd like a 1 These wt i> William Jol I ont employee aZ^^H rvidence in thi Loon was ftn< driving without ie re-'a-d^M >afety of ottv u ,'t lon iK Basah Road and N rth Bridie June 4. The case
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    Friendly Pulau Brani
    39 22 Singapore. Wecss^H |N a friendly soccer match :M Pulau Brani 25th For 1 I defeated Fort C" nine; 3-2. I Rush and Leigh scored for ;ial while the Sapper* j :i fl| Littlejohn and Thompson H
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    C.C. PLAY GRAND GAME, IT LOSE BY TWO GOALS
    707 23 C.C PLAY GRAND GAME, IT LOSE BY TWO GOALS Rafs Strengthen Their League Position RAF *> S.C.C 0. ]N their best exhibition so far thi s season, the S.C.C. yesterday went down to the R.A.F., leaders of the first division, by just two goals. This was the first league engagement
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    190 23 S.H.B. Beat Excise By Odd Goal In Three SII.B 2; Excise 1. pVO goals stored by the SII.B. in a thrilling second half won ttwci the Second Division (B) match against the Excise, at the S.H.B ground yesterday. Following a rather "heavy" exhibition r>f soccer in the fir.st half, which
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    RIA SCHOOL AT R.I. BY DE MARGIN
    170 23 RIA SCHOOL AT R.I BY DE MARGIN I v^arajah who I v WV t*ie feature of the 1,, i. in which the Victoria K;; n lh stiles Institu- Of the wickets. .piled 129ruiis. only able to runs J H C. Trahl who 16 runs wts ler of the day. were
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    ctoria Juniors eat R.I. By Three Runs
    97 23 ctoria Juniors eat R.I. By Three Runs Ing cricket match, the School -!nd XI defeated x 1 Mriin of the Rattles n "y three runs. INSTITUTION 2ND Xl d Beva smgh 5 Singh 2 I b Sharif o I a smgh 4 |n c Yaw r.eok b I 2 I'
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    GOODWOOD STAKES
    39 23 London, July 26. The Goodwood Stakes resulted as follows: Valedictory (100 to 9), High Rank (100 to 6), Black Speck (100 to 7). Eighteen ran. Won by half a length, short head between second and third.— Reuter
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    S.C.C TENNIS
    45 23 r rHE following have accepted to play for the S.C.C. in a tennis match against the Naval Base at the S.C.C. on Wednesday, August 2. Roy Smith &J. L. Purnell; E. C. Cherrington D. E. L. Anderson; A. G. Hay C. J. Bembroke.
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    CHINESE TAKE FULL POINTS IN DIV. II B
    445 23 SC F A "B" 6; Minesweepers 1. PLAYING at the Stadium yesterday evening, the S.C.F.A. "B" team proved too good for the Minesweepers whom they defeated by six goals to one in a division 2B league fixture. Though displaying good team-wor.v and
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    MORE PROGRESS TOWARD AGREEMENT
    381 24 MORE PROGRESS TO WARD AGREEMENT JAPAN'S SEVEN Tokyo. July 26. MR third MMfton of I md table conf< thia morning discusse-.l tb< oommittee'l report In connection witli the seven Japanese de.uids. They an reported to be, Lists transfer of Cheng Shi Kangs as,ins; ftCOOdly, thorough control of deine&U insisting or
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    JAPAN CLAIMS ANOTHER 59 SOVIET PLANES
    63 24 JAPAN CLAIMS ANOTHER 59 SOVIET PLANES Tokyo, July 26 A Kwangtung Army communique ■:aims that 59 Soviet and Outer-Mongol were brought djwn by the rapanese over the Manchukuo-Monßol rentier yesterday. A despatch from BaUhagal, on the rontiei the Japanese artillery heauy bombarded the Sovi< po "0 M west bank ol
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    99 24 BRIT A IN'S FINANCES SOUND London, July 20. THi: eminent economist. Lord Stamp. Chairman of the London. Midland and Scottish Railway, speaking ill the House of Lords debate last night on the finance bill, expressed his confidence in the capacity of Britain's finances to meet possible emergency. He said war
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    43 24 i Paris. July 26. j T ni MM u> Maura. Spanish Z I Monarchist leader, has left I v toril. in Porlusal. lor i where he is meeting ex-Kins Al- I fonso. reports Fxcelsior from lit- ration._i. ..a* Reuter
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    Weather Damages German Crops
    89 24 Weather Damages German Crops Berlin. M RESPITE ihr helpofforJ ers, labour service rej 45,000 students now gat J harvest, even so great j| power is ir ctequate, and til bined wiU the weather c9 is going l■> drag out thjl longer th*i normalh. I Present iiidication> ire thatl will be
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    MALTA ELECT
    60 24 v mi The result of the Malta proved a triumph for the nm tion, promulgated In February. six thousand of 47 000 regtotaj voted, despite the attempted! boycott. Ten members ol new ca be elected. In the first division ing five member*. Anti-Nation cured 10.683 against 6.369 for
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    LONDON PROTEST CAMPAIG AGAINST TOKYO FORMULA
    416 24 London, July 26. JHE Anglo-Japanese preliminary agreement continues, to be widely canvassed among Far Eastern circles. The more cautious observers, including some representative of North China business, are now inclined to the more cheerful view. They contrast the barrage of propaganda by Japanese press
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    Admiralty Buys Minesweepers
    99 24 Admiralty Buys Minesweepers London, July 23 THE Daily Telegraph states that the Admiralty has purchased in Hull and Gnmsby 86 modern stea^i trawlers for use as minesweepers and for ether naval purposes at a cost of over £20,000. The ships are from 160 feet to 180 feel in ength;and represent
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    MRS. W. G. STIR
    38 24 Mrs. W. 3. Btlrling left I last night ior Hongiong by a She will visit her relatives tM return to here in November 1 ):er husband, who Will be aril England at that lime.
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