Morning Tribune, 3 August 1939

Microfilm: NL2326
Total Pages: 24
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    SENSATIONAL ALLEGATIONS AT INQUIRY
    639 2 \lh»«d Vhemilmg Of Hank CHINESE Or EUROPEAN CHARGED Singapore, Wednesday. A FOKMKR employee of Mr. Chia Eng Say, the well-known owner of rubber estates and quarries, and a European employee, of the Jocul branch of the Mercantile Bank, heard sensational allegations sigaiust them at the opening
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    Failed To Carry Driving Licence
    85 2 i i )u: oxu Corespondent Se ..ir.at. Wednesday > IDIMG m,i]»v to thn-r (!...!'.•< 1 Uina i" produce his driving licence called for by a Traffic officer, «rith l; to equip fii attendant wltti me! with carrying two pa ■.vhcii h-^. vehicle w;is only lic(
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    U. S. UNEMPLOYMENT
    36 2 Mci York, Aii". 2 The number of .piovetl In Hi*- United states In v.i.v <j 5f)2,000. compared with MM in May and 10 069.000 In le 1938 according to fiKun i iasl led
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    MRS. A. PEREGO
    29 2 ('■■i. wife ol Mr. A. Pi rego, lian Consul In S 1 ipore, is leaving day for Bangkok, where her h prefeni < harge d'Affairei for ItaJy.
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    UNKNOWN
    173 2 Singapore. Wedn.sfo y. SOCKALIN(,HAM trial this morning fifth police court hefor, I C Goh no charge thatJ April at Singapore he re« direi-tlv money in > VS p m chance jii oonnectioa m public lottery. Court Inspector W Alexanfl -lie prcsecuuon wl represented by Mi I c ha 3
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    Driver Fined For Speedin
    86 2 Driver Fined For Speedin (From Our Own Corresponded Segamat. Wedned CTATING that his speedometer wi 3 in working order and that not have been able to reckon tn accurately, Gian Singh, a Siiaidriver, was fined $5 by Indie km Mohamed Sa'at. the Segamat to-day, on a charge of. speed I
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    109 2 money; that the company, at »<J held flo«R.«Lffir^ was cheated, decided to >■ U to lu.uuo one-dollar shares to u accused. chO tf "The prosecution win u*> 608( the first accused did piircna^ J^ such shares," concluded M ext c Mr. Chia BtoS Say, who j ed to give evicence.
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      432 2 WEARNES AIR SERVICES LTD. AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY SERVICES. AUGUST 4TII, ORQINARV SKRViri:. SPECIAL HOLIDAY SERVICE. Ma?e Bingap»re 7.00 a.m. Leave Singapore 300 p.m. Arrive K. lumriir 8.40 a.m. Arrive K. Lumpur 4.40 p.m. Leave K, Luinjuir 8.55 a.m. Leave K. Lumpur 4.55 p.m. Arrrve Ipoh 9.55 a.m. Arrive Penan*; 5.30
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    UKNOWN`
    311 3 £w3toa Of Tontine Transaction At Preliminary Inquiry Singapore, Wednesday. rhfiroh of Our Lady of Lourdes. Ch He found a male Chinese lying on tta. five-foot way unconscious He *ea found life extinct. Evidence would be led, said MtJ Bjjeh.l Sv which occurred several days pre in the matter. I
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    UNKNOWN
    106 3 ou own Reporter) ahr u, Tuesday•'oVor' r ie murder of a D *2 S named Rasa •f! nudcllc-aged estate| Si anltnuraLwasto-duy P?. the conclusion Of aie ted, at > c iropr isonmeir., D; md the assessors 'SvAnd Mr. P.A.P. [W .The heard sonw buiv v Going to T,mU sn-1
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    Why He Ignored Summons
    71 3 Why He Ignored Summons Singapore, Wednesday, i ese whs thl« morning pro-| Mr. L. C. Goh. the. Police Magistrate, on a to attend court iftsi ction with a Land. I charged with hjvjng| Crown land at tne, Pasir Paniang Road.) hip why ne did not the accused with tears •e:;s
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    JOHORE STATE COUNCIL
    21 3 ttlng of the Johore Council of '•ate will be held at the Dewan, Johore Sept. 19, 1939, at|
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    MRS. C. A. E. CADELL
    19 3 !ll wife of Brigadier c. A. E. iirned to Singapore after nghai and Peiping.
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    Batavia's Lord Mayor Returns
    68 3 Batavia's Lord Mayor Returns Singapore. \Vrdnesday. miu E A Voomeman, Batavia s Lord Wilt." loußh- O0 vpars in tlie NET. Having ipenl Jß veajs in s—^ the B»''f»|» ril v Jf U t' h o Munici|>alitvs. ?s s toners. Of these Ual con 0 To«m^ h a Kur C- fi
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      33 3 OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, tTO. CHIN A BJIIT^TcH^XJ STJggJ. Ttt^NE 5808. MEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. AGENTS: SEREMBAN JO> E CO.. PENANG GFNhK AGENi^, LTD. AND BRANCHES: QYEBSEACHINESE MgWi CORPORATION. Bl». THE WRITING I SINGAPORE. |i
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  • REUTER'S cOMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      BULLION MARKET
      30 4 fJoi Ik London. V. ay. u *f*' u Previous TV>-<1 im c Kit VFR 1 nne Per Z n i 3fe* WHIM Willi! nrwafj U7)H 16 5 16
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      22 4 i i cm N Previous I r-. P^arnVptember S?j« 2^" I tndPnn^dOat^ g Sellers 8 5 8 ***************************************************************************8888l 9 888.
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      115 4 Distillers Previous Tn L und °n \\M Dunlop Rubber 9 l fi**y M General Electric 2 9 4» 2 H Imperial Chemical Industries 74 6 71 a H Imperial Tobacco uuwne| 29 7' 2 Anglo-Dutch 32 6 Canadian Pacific 24 6 jm H London Tin 43 8
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      PRODUCE
      59 4 PALM OIL (Malay) Previo s lbS?° n Vd In bulk Aug Sept. H COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) "4-0.0 nominal Uaf ߣ Aug. .shipment £10.7.6 sellers £10 5 0«H AGO FLOUR Sarawak Aug. shipment H 8 4 2 seller* ...3 M TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality GAMBIER (GMd Mark) Pmem 8
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      49 4 RUBBER Now York. tiM Market Tone Previous To-dav M Spot Steady St end v H Buyers 16 4ft 161, Forward Oct.Dec seller'5 eller WHIM 16% ec Buyer* 16^, 16 8 9 16 I TIN Sellers 16^ 16 1116 I Market Tone K Spot Quiet, Quiet V
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      22 4 London. Wcdnesd^H TT nn P0,.i0 i i Previous To-iay *m T.T.onS^nßha??M™? Slnß ldd,er a'e) 8.80 ',4 8 ***** Jar* I
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      METAL MARKET
      24 4 *m STAND AfiD London. Wfdnesdaj^H Cash r afternoon nrice) Previous To-day M Forward P ICe> £229^ £230 I £225 £225» 4 I
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    MEXICAN OIL DISPUTE
    75 4 WlMfalOftOll, Am 2 THE Mrvic.i,, |mIMHMdOI pi ♦-.sent i*f -.idfnf KfHiNf.v,.| t with a ptnona lettei from u, Mexican President nreumaNy bearing mi the question of ex;""P<-;:': .'»n o! foreign oil properties Dow J'.iw Agency Icamj f t T bf i m' ado •tttoßMOt pre- J fuJ
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    32 4 ";.n At* ti,, Commandet <>\ the civu auard !at Madrid and another MadjWpoUceofflgal Iwere killed whtr iSSSi t. "SfrcarJn the outskirts or Tal.i'cra. according to B Havas dispatch JJJJJJWrtd several men mS?S3£ Reuter
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    FIRST STEP TO DANZIG ANSCHLUSS
    68 4 FIRST STEP TO DANZIG ANSCHLUSS Paris. Aim. 2. THK opening of the frontier between 1 Daii-'iL- and Last Prussia, thu.s affect- :iu •v(r i ,,i:i,. Anschluss preparatory to total fusion of the Firv city with •>•.•/ nifio.s. according to L« Epoqur TTie pnper seei danger of the .situa lion becoming
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    8 4 Wall Street is very quiet. Reuter
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    41 4 Singapore, Aug 2 -m^'tV ri oa y was $113'.,, unchanged w™~ d e O d "a S t^ k Exchan e ye^erdav fe g r ofl w e er cs sjss than^MaT"^ rathW lighter *SS^SS aT/s/SeS market al
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      55 4 I NOMINAL CAPITAL: I ISSUED A PAH) UP I I CAPITAL: $10,000,000 I I BRANCHES throughout I I lndo- China and Nether- I I AGENTS CORREft- I I PONDENTS in all pris- I I eipaJ cities of the World. I I BANKING TRANSAC- I MASTER« 9 1 «w p* 1
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      19 4 KV I Illis 7 j I B South British Insurance Co., Ltd. I H >f) fi 2, Finlayson (ireen.
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    UNKNOWN
    509 5 By Fraser hdjing S n m. 38 43 38 401 19 9 20 9 0 72 0.76 17 9 18 6 r 83- 9J19 6 *****1- 12!11 0 60 0.63 032 0.34 16 I 7 I 6 1 71p 18- ***** 25 6xd 0 48 0.52 f 0.23 0.26
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    132 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore. A«| 5p BD Cunpan/ D.Mdend BOpkl Total t .r y clow Payable Dat l\r TIN D* Ex D i v HS Kampong Kumuntir.g 3d. No. 65 Aug. 4 Aug. 11 A,.g. 5 l» 2 d bonus n u% Fetalis M i"t. July 20
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    157 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS MINING Singapore, Wednesday. Ayer Wenga Q Batu Selangoi-s i-*' *'™i Hong Fatts a Hongkong Tin 16 i«,» Jelebus 0 4 J R 5 Ramunting Tin "J a Katu Tin *tL Rents .Jf jjg Kramats 99 Kuchabi > 4^ Laruts j 55 London Tin fl4S Uambaua 12; SSESSf
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    132 5 000 98^ e-4^-1% &%Wtoip» 07^; mm c.i. Int May 15, Nov 15 ssgr»: lM 3 ex ftga. w* 971/2 99 c 1 93Vr J ed ne i955-C5' $3,000,000 Int. Sept. Mar l^ji; Int. Apr- 15, Oct. i» lynard Co. Ltd. $30,000 L 30 Oct. 31 90 100
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      85 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Royal Charter A.D. 182* Incorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society* BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital f W^'l Reserve Fwd 10,500,ww. London Correspondent* BANK Head Olficf: AMSTERDAM Branches ■^&«b Mart saogqagßTK Pemangkal Sin R kawang, Samba.. Bnli^'^diaf-Rangocn, OiN^ I striK l Sef&ments:-Sinpaporc i Penanf,
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      130 6 viiiliitiiiiiiiriiiriiiiiiiiiiieiiMiiHrd*'*** 1 111 11 1 1 111 11 (.o.vw IS/QNS Of \UR//l in 1/7 j OPENING TO-DAY 3-15 615 9-15 I j IyAVILIOiV I j J 0* I I O/ > i /^ja alii X^ v tHITv a .^B Bte. IH K Ik i BhIMBBMBBMM l GREAT NEWS! M.(;..M. S
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      136 6 I I daily urtwiNG TO-Djl \r tiii; j AlMiiiJ II t SHOWS: Saturday— Sunda^T^pl j M.-G.-M.'r Mammoth \fij*;< f STEP THIS WAY FORI [I HILARIOUS HULA HAPP! NE J t mOOn #gayet7 Bon^ romance, da J JUu! d ICe Y Ur grandest musical fun-shoirß t^^ H \^fl ELEANOR ROBElfl POMfEUYOUI
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    TAIN PROTESTS AGAINST MILITARY JOUTRAGE
    439 7 PROTESTS at the Japanese-sponsored anti-foreiim movement in China have been delivered by the British Ambassador and by the American Charge d Affaires to the Japanese Foreign Office. Sir Robert Craitfie, says Reuter from Tokyo, called on Mr r. Kato, Minisler-at-law In China and chief Japanese
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    UNKNOWN
    224 7 1 Aii^- 2- I .'llouse of ii. iff -^T I be kno^ n sif JLe her>elf "r nn might I"'* 1111 1 Raiting s i h s %fl| )|f Br iti6ta support V priced asei Tientsin dispute. i n politicui t accedti to the demanda Tokyo will I wili
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    UNKNOWN
    37 7 Sir John Anderson, revealed in the House J^yesterdaji that a small persupplies of steel air-raid [be offered for sale in cerareas, beginning in rnment had placed "W of these shelters Approximately half! b delivered by the!
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    EGYPT WANTS A HAND IN RUBBER COTTON BARTER
    28 7 Cairo, Aug. 2. ish Government for purchase of 100 oui iontars of Egypt'.an cotton, for TMiicn would facilitate payments. Reuter
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      131 7 "pAC'KKD Of ACiAIN LAST NIGHT! i;(M)K NOW FOR TO N Kill T PHONF 6909. I AlhambrAl STRICTLY NO I REE LIST I NPAII) RESERVATIONS WILL NOT HE KKPT AFTER 9 P.M. I DAILY AT II A.M. j 3-15. 6-15 9^ 5 J^ B Mfebm. w ■L ihy£^ B B 818
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    FRASER & CO.'s SHARE MARKET REPORT
    787 8 FRASER CO.'s SHARE MARKET REPORT (AMERICAS ciirt notice of her intOii turn io abrogate her Trade Ticjil in .six BOHtaV time caused consterr.a tlon in Jjpan, a.s the Tokyo StocK Fx change bore witness, despite variou sour grape ai durances to the comrarj i and jubilation in China, write Messr;
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    ALL QUIET IN BOMBAY
    139 8 ALL QUIET IN BOMBA Y 4 Mi whs quiet in Bombay at midnight. So far f>f> casualties have bwn reported ;ts a re--uh of riot* yesterday in connection with the prohibition law and the property tax to meet |lM costs of it. crowds b(vaino disorderly and 1? constables and three
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    YOUNG WOMAN HANGED
    11 8 BlngipODe, Wednesday returned by i n, on the.
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    Treaty To Go?
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    174 8 u Monday, July 31. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Legislative Council held at th? «SS morning" 1^ Government OSLces The following were the guests at a ThnT KlVe by His and Lad? evenTn^- Government House this RnnH E Df Ma J° r General aild Mrs.
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    Japanese Strip British Women Missionaries
    52 8 Japanese Strip British Women Missionaries TWO It,;* u Pe 'Pin>r, Auf. 2. Journey through the interior Wi*i Ka '»^K on a and a Dane the! 'were inve.llT W?" I mi capital of Shensi. ir a^"m«: to Peiping from ««-t...n unlw. they hav, l.rft their emX™ t -t n them Wlth
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    27 8 Shanghai, Aug. 2. British and other passpnjjers enter-M-arri^ If** 1 11 **M^M were rurre^' .i U Chinese national «urreiu-y m their povM^sion was confiscated, by Japanese. =-H:,;»'H'""«
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    UNKNWON
    63 8 > their v,.y fciv I IcobcrK, .1 nil at Kobe n~ m, Tour yeais. Also aboard th^ M ft»h fl I William Marten West^jß Of Law and a former mZM Dutch Parliament. Dr. WTesterman told i ,M eiat'hc has set a,ide While. He Is to tour rb N pB
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    UNKNOWN
    123 8 ACCORDING to news reacW from Tokyo, Anglo-Japafl cussions on the currency m'i9 North China and on the 1 of Chinese silver stored fl have definitely reached aiH virtual breakdown. M I It is understood that th 3:B i Rates argued that it i- :M surrender the $50,000,900 I ground
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    SOLDIER ACQUITTED
    100 8 SOLDIER ACQUITTED Singapore. Wda^B lANCE CORPORAL Jack SynM to-day acquitted on the ;rifl erivin° without due regard safety of others by Mr. C. H. m 1 raffle Judge. The cose was sequel to a coiusi^l v.een an Army Jorry driven &nd another forry driven by a <M at Farrer Road
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    40 8 Jerusalem. Aur. 2.-Nine killed and one wounded Arao tured in the first important WM for several weeks The W JW when a gan«j of twenty R Jm platoon of the Woice.stersnin in South Hebron. Six nn? cartridges were seized. Reuter
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    Well Known Chettiar Sued
    876 9 Well Known Chettiar Sued go! boy Describes Visits Of Defendant ifma Our Own Reporter, juiy M school boy, Santhiagoo, gave evidence to-day upvyWr n,v of his mother, Sinnamnv.l, who claimed matotsn- I'Vh M ArLsatam Chettiar, a we.l-known figure in the „'nitv for a child allegedly by him I:;;;:;;: S g
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    SCHOOLBOYS VISIT TEA PLANTATION
    130 9 SCHOOLBOYS VISIT TEA PLANTATION (From Our Own lU' porter* ipeh, Hobday. A BOLT 150 members of the lpoli A.C.S. Ci ogniphhal IttMf ejrc»?d u> Charck?> KMtof Kst' lanjong Rambutan, oil last Satur#tj. They were !cd by Mess*. Qamb (iuan Teik, En ir BWog H»<»i, Dtoßg Woonjr DiJis »Oi Lth Kok
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    $100 FINE FOR DEPOSITING TIMBER
    78 9 $100 FINE FOR DEPOSITING TIMBER a change of depositing timber for tr.d purposes within the Sanitary Board ,rei without a licence, Mr Ju stlce Poyaer Chiel Justice F.M.S.in'' I judgment at the Supreme °^T*"lay found the respondent guilty and Unpoted a fine of $100 or m default <m< month'! regorous
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    PERAK CHINESE DRAMATIC TROUPE FOR PENANG
    146 9 PERAK CHINESE DRAMATIC TROUPE FOR PENANG (From Our Ovn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, July 30 PRODI (INC. the same two she*-* which won them unqualified sue ress at Sincapore. the dramatic department o the Perak Chinese AmeT.nr DramatK Association are sparing no pains to make their comlm; charitv tour to Penan*
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      28 9 ''to u Bi ~^~~^-~*^^^v\ Crossed. \jß/ I mackwdl sou^ I PMBBVBD K)<>i)S» in s f lAMB MUITS BOUW > SAUCES IKKIJS k ESSEN4 is. J SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd^
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Thursday. Auyust 3, 1939. TESTING TINE FOR JAPAN
    294 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Thursday. Auyust 3, 1939. TESTING TINE FOR JAPAN DRJTAIN has displayed exemplary patience during the conversations proceeding with the Japanese in Tok\o. The anti-Bri-tish agitation has gone on, but the British Government haw been roJuctant to HiaVfl any move which would embarrass the negotiations. \'>u a firmer tone
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    WILL RETURN TO ALBANI AS KING
    761 10  - WILL RETURN TO ALBANI AS KING j HILDE MARCH J ZOG Says He j By I CHIMED ZOG, ex-King of Albania, still holds his head as if he were balancing a crown. With his lace slightly powdevetl and wearing a beige suit, beige ouede fdOM, a tangerine shirt, a yellow
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    AMOK
    64 10 (From Our <**JgsM A YOUNG Malay in Panjk" is alleged to w r HU« yesterday, killing seriously tajuring iree islalld I The poUce on the »JJJ^ I promptly on the man's i» took him into costW- re The three injured W%\M veyed to the hosp.tul on u in a
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    Biggest Batch Of Malaya Students For England
    196 10 kj m (From Our Own Reporter) I Ipoh, Monday! JHE largest number of students to leave Ma-ayan shores for ftfl to further their studies in Great* Britaiu sailed from Penan! the P. and O. liner Chitral on Saturday night, there being no lessj
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    UNKNWON
    58 11 Uening litude In kyo Talks Chvnffcfa*. Au l (V the example of the and announce the *i tt Anglo-Japanese rccinrnt. Britain is not in a |l; apparent deadtocover the currency PU^U';" in chungßng beli«vo SIS' if m e circles JM* Suri JSSni of Cheng fS "i'Tovef'to 1 SSwS by
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    UNKNOWN
    85 11 London, Aug. 1. fears exercises of the Royal Force, to be carried out ttes lay next until the foliowda; v ill be on a larger scale y-t before. e manoeuvres, which will toiportani night operations, there more than 1.000 planes bombers, fighters, macl and including the staff 20,000 personnel.
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    JAPAN PLANNING A FINAL ONSLAUGHT
    266 11 Shanghai, iMf, I. |F the Japanese plan comes through, the biggest battle yet to be fought in China will be staged in Septercly.'i According to foreign military oDserver*, the Japanese authorities have been planning for some time one of the big^ gest offensives in North,
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    Cat Burglar Alleged
    81 11 (From Our Own Reporter) Pcnang, Jii>y k) SEVENTEEN-YCAR OLD Lnvpsi^ Al boy Henry Jacob, was ?.rrtsied evening, as a result of hta flllcg ruccessful attempt to btirgrt lJ^ fa gar," the hou.s? of M. and Mr.-. it He was awn by ihe am«b el house climbing to
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    King's Review Of Reserve Fleet
    154 11 London, Aug. 1. THE full programme for the King's review of the reserve fleet of 133 ships in Weymouth Bay on Aug. 9 is announced. The King is due a Weymouth shortlj before 10 a.m. At 10.25. the King accompanied by Vice-Admiral Sir Max Horton,
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    WORLD'S LONGEST TELEPHONE WIRE
    30 11 London, Aug. 1 i BRmSH firm has just shipped W A Russu. the last c?^""''^?! equipment for the world s Jonges- ca^ picture transmission. British Wireless
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    SOVIET-JAPAN DISPUTE SERIOUS
    18 11 serlou* proportions. cf JrvpnnoßO troops are hurrvmK nm from Central Cnma. Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    Parliament In Steel Shelter?
    28 11 Parliament In Steel Shelter? t^.iinn Aur 2 The Primp Minister Ktr/had been made to onsijrc that Parltam/ent could continue to meet la r .time of war British Wireless
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      22 11 Tor Your Convenience :FORE OR AFTER THE SHOW ni\S: At The APITOL RESTAURANT r?s h Sydney Rock Oysters AND ng Strawberries obtainable.
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      51 11 [\oi^*V* TONIC FOOD ottMtomH* 9f mil CJMMirti Sl«r« I^9 been idle for some weeks. |eW] SHELL MOTOR OIL Stays on the fob Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S.S.) Ltd. WPS 69. IT PHONE 59J4 GOODWOOD II I Cfcarwtoll) t* l ;X5 l iiV-FI&T f CIAS« RESTAtIH4NT. II ro(KiAii. bah jw \xnsi,\ tin*
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    ROYAL GARDEN PARTY "WASHED OUT"-BY RAIN
    96 12 ROYAL GARDEN PARTY "WASHED OUT" -BY RAIN T«N THOUSAND ,aesU were disappointed when heavy ram caused »he Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace to be cancelled. The funr.Son, at which the King ann Qun-n move freely among their jmcvts, is normally the largest Palace parly of the year. Above some
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    Professor Tells Thetis Inquiry Of Experiment
    244 13 King, Queen And Princesses Leave To Visit Royal Naval College At Dartmouth »H KENNEDY, the Inited bassador In London, leii iMoiftmc for a holiday family in the South of Ir Kennedy is to have a oliday". lit' is seen here ipeotacles) under an umic
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    527 14 THE heat of a tropical climate brings with it a crop of ailments which, wlvle not serious in themselves, mav lead to trouble If not taken in time. Luckily most of thorn can be dealt with at home; L however, complications should .sot in, the doctor should always be sent
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    Home Remedies
    406 14 For Minor Ailin<- a S !y cut rind of a cucumber is also most cooling Many jvople suffer from a salt water rash alter bathing and for this cold cream is to be recommended. Thei are also two splendid medicated talc powders, one for rashes caused by perspintion
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
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    235 17 London, Au#. t e manomtxma by Borope'i Axis partners, who mtat%UM talks for closer military, nav:.l and air force ,mv beginning. Itanar. Secretary, for M othir military at Milan to attend tarting In the Po ,h about 150,000 li well a.s air force ed in a rr.jck cattle „,mrri
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    SOVIET EXPLAINS DELAY IN PACT NEGOTIATIONS
    120 17 Moscow, Aug. 2. ONE of the reasons for delay in th^ An?lo-Soviet negotiations is that the British formula for indirect aggression leaves a loophole for the aggressor. declares a statement by the official Tas^ Agency, adding that in reality the dif- ference is not
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      413 17 [postal intelligence] TO-DAY H A4» Karoa Auu 3 3 pm. Australia Whole Qantas" P- m Burma Karoa .33 p.m. Canada eaeepi We9teru Karoa 8 3 P m Hoihow Creirer .3 2 pm '•>. Eudan and Palestine Karoa „3 3 p.m. Great Britain and Ireland Karoa „3 3 p.m. Europe and
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    GUIDE TO SATURDAY'S RACE FORM
    5278 19 First Day Of Penang Meeting I t all horses and pon- N for Saturday *u*. 0! the Penang m\" showing at a 1 lhf candidates have recent outing ttp I [ofrfta with de 1 .ediiif, oxvners' ana I i)IV. 1.6 FURS. I (9.10) I a
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    DEATH.
    114 20 AN— On July 29th 1939 at 11 a. m at No. 759, Grove Road, Singapore, Mr Tan Bwee Hoe, ifpd iG7), parsed away peacefully. He is .survived by his two widows, 6 sons Messrs. Tan Suan Khiong, Suan Chee, Suan Chew Masters Suan Chuan, Suan Kok and Suan Poh,
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    Track Work At Penang
    333 20 1 Ptnang, Wednesday. SJOME interesting gallops) were seen at the fauutg race course this morning when In spile of intermittent drizzle training in preparation for the forthcoming Penan*? races was carried out. The trackwas extra heavy, due to rain for the last three or four days.
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      111 20 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Tenders are invited for the supply ol Steel Straight Pipes of 18 inches nominal internal diameter. Specification and Tender Form may be obtained at the Municipal Tender Room. Tenders clo.se at 4 p.m. on 4th September. 1939. C. H. GOLDIE Municipal Secretary. NOTICE. DRESSERS' EXAMINATION An examination for
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    82 21 I Istanbul, Aug. 2. •iSH squadron, headed by Espi'e. the flagship of AdKnninjiiiam has arrived aud E It Bosphorn. Warspile K;!tea by the destroyers Wubim, Cossack and Z-ilu. ■the whole Turkish Fleet, under K)kan. teamed from Ismid and K British off Prince's Islands Bud the squadron to anchorite official
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    57 21 London. Aug. 2. |ia(! yet been received by Sir regarding the reprenuide on Juno 6 in reference ■am-se naval and military on British trade in the f; 1 said Mr. R. A. Butl?r in the Hou.s to-day, and Sir Robert V been a.sked to continue to V;>' r *i
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    76 21 London. Aug 2 B>se of Commons to-day Mr ■oreins I Con Preston I asked ■*en the result of the <j«sK'nnrf l^ S^^hai Muni- Lpl he local Japanese concerning the restoration! ■Btzepoo and Hongkew dis-l ■angnai to the control of the M whether Mr. Chamberlain fcared to approach the Ja■ernment
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    125 21 Shortly after learning that the House of Representatives had killed the Bill Mr. Roosevelt stated to a press confer ence thct the action had cost taxpayers a good Bunj hundred of millions of dollars. It would mean that a large number of industrial factories would not have their production increased,
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    32 21 L Sofia, Aug. 2. lln r i;^ ists h ave been at x Jn.sive manoeuvres. The *?m IT d f that the e cam Z J! lilitary ser |JlUson labour service
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    46 21 h Wcutni^SS^ Au S- 2. rdof Penn,i ast u night t d Rri h W^° as S when tK T Am *>assad<ji N%as h( i Kp]1 °gg Pact f« Ui 1938 by n s d 1 5 German/ 1 ljI( -B o W le Howaid
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    Major Set-Back For Roosevelt
    70 21 Major Set -Back For Roosevelt \\a<hi'i^t<in. Auk. P U «1!i >K T h" 01 another major 5e11,;,,* t«-dav. when (he House «l Representatives by M m yottf> to consider llu Adm mist rat ion's l.endinj; BUI, «hirh Iho Stnale had passed after cult.ng it from CSM millions to t322. The
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    TEA FIRM'S AFFAIRS
    125 21 A London, Aug. 2. T a .shareholders' meeting held today. Bunting and Company, the tea brokers, decided to go into a creditors' voluntary winding- up. At a sucsequent statutory meeting a creditors' committee of inspection, consisting of five principal creditors was appointed. The appropriate statement of affairs
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    GIRL AMONG I.R.A. SUSPECTS
    106 21 London, Aug. 2. SIX more expulsion orders against I.R.A suspects have been signed by Su Samuel Hoare. bringing the total to 25 A nineteen-year-old girl was among the six suspects arrested after Sir Samuel Hoare had signed a butch of ten orders yesteiiay and another five
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    ANCLO-POLISH TRADE PACT
    97 21 London, Aug. 2. Mr. R. S. Hudson (Secretary foi Overseas Trade > and the Polish Ambassador have .signed an agreement providing for the granting of guarantees to Poland up to £3,160,000 for the purchases ol goods wholly or partly manufactured in the United Kingdom. The Polish Government
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    MISSIONARY'S DEATH
    26 21 London, Aug. 2 The death is announced of Dr. Birdwood van Someren Taylor. ex-MLsion-ary, who was resident in Fukien i^r 50 1 years. Reuter
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    Germany Remembers Great War
    66 21 Berlin, Aug. 1. JORCHLIGirT processions in and near Berlin and address-as to troops are a feature of Germany's celebration tc-day, of the twentyfifth anniversary of .the outbreak of the Great War. The exhibitions are organised by a number of towns, particularly Porisdan, which is featuring a
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    LABOUR GAIN
    48 21 London, Aug. 2. Labour gained Brecon and Radnor in the by-election caused by the elevation to the Peerage of Mr. Ivor Guest. Mr. W. F. Jackson Labour > polled 20,679 and Mr. R. Banning Philipps (Conservative) 18.043. At the last election the Conservative maioritv was 2.169. Reuter
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    GERMAN AIR EXERCISES
    42 21 GERMAN AIR EXERCISES Berlin, Aug. 2. The big German air force manoeuvres began this morning in a area of 15,000 .square miles in northwest Germany. The manoeuvres have .so far been stated to have demonstrated the remarkable capabilities of aerial defence.- Reuter
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    MORE IRISH DEPORTEES
    45 21 London., Aug. 2. Four of the men taken into custody by Scotland Yard under deportation orders have left for Ireland, escorted by detectives. One man and a young woman are .still detained and are expected to be escorted from England to-night.- Reuter
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    MORE DEPORTATIONS
    21 21 London, Aug. 2. Sir Samuel Hoare (Home Secretary) has signed a further 12 deportation rrriers amun.st IRA. .suspects. Reuter
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    Lords On Submarine Warfare
    193 21 London, Aug. 2. AN explanation of why submarine attacks in the Mediterranean .which led to the Nyon conference promptly stopped was given by Lor. (Fust Lord) in the corns* fof a debate in the Home of Lord on the abolition of submarines. > Alter stating that
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    MANY NEW NAVAL SHIPS
    172 21 I London, Aug. 2. IT has been decided to make a considerable addition to the 1909 programme of new naval construe tion, stated Mr. Geoffrey Shakespeare (Financial Secretary t,» the Admiralty) in the House of Commons to-dav. Additions included 107 trawlers KM mine-sweepine; .and anti-submarine du
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    AUSTRALIA CAUTIOUS
    52 21 Canberra, A wi, TJRASTIC measures for the prevc.i'i.i 1 of espionage, sabotage and tutversive propaganda in munition Uetories and defence works, are aniijna.e«i by Mr. Casey, Commonwealth Minister of Supply. The measures include a ban on rm ployment in munition factories and defensive works of "Dcr.sons of foreign
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    MOMBASA STRIKE
    51 21 Nairobi, Aim 2 Mombasa port has been closed by tin police, following a threat by .strikers to intimidate the men at work there. The .'♦like began a week a<;o among the 0 mpany employees, and now involve^ 1 6,r00 workmen, representing every rlu> lot African labour Eilshex v.u'.'«
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    SYNTHETIC RUBBER
    36 21 London, Aug. 2. In the House of Commons to-day, Mr. R. A. Butler (Foreign Under-Secret-ary» stated that there was no proposal for employment or export credits being given to Poland on synthetic rubber. Reuter
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    R.A.F. WIN AT TENNIS
    100 22 The Royal Air Force, defeated the Pott Cffice Club at tennis at Seletar during the weekend. The fallowing are the results (R.A.F. players mentioned first): WO Spillard and Cpl. Pimmer beai Mclntosh and Gurr 6—B, 6—4, B^-6; Sgt. Gould and Burkill beat K. Me Lennan and
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    CITY HIGH SCHOOL
    53 22 The distribution of prizes and Cambridge certificates for 1938 will take place at the City High School, Sophia Road, on Friday, Aug. 4 at 5.30 p.m. under the presidentship of Mr. Kac Ling-Pai, consul General for the Republic of China. Old boys and well wishers are cordially
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    28 22 Favoured by^ the annual spo-* par*- success. ~h l M llr oni^^B Guild were I smoothly5 moothly i I At u I R .A. BlasdeD ga ve
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    Telok Kurau English School Sports
    338 22 Singapore, Wedne J FAVOURED by bright sunshine, the Telok Kurau English Sc <M their twelfth Annual Athletic Sports on the School Ground! day The Champion of the "A" Division was Salim b Mahmudl joints, whilst Osman b. Hassan won the 4 B" Division CharJ with
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    Weights For Penang Races
    143 22 Weights For Penang Races (From Our Own Reporter* Penang, Wednesday. rOLLOWING are the handicaps for four of the second day's races of the Penang Gold Cup meeting next Monday. Horses, Class U 6 Fur gOO bacnncf 1 potramblo oil r^dii«"i'-'n- ft 07 Amazing jj [J^ Success °'JJ 2 Paramour Straight
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    JUTH CHINA DEFEAT S.C.F.A. BY ONLY GOAL IN MATCH
    627 23 rilling Soccer /it Stadium 1; S.C.F.A 0. before half time, a goal by Fing King Chin? Z South China A.A. victory over the S.C.F.A. in a Uhall match played at Anson Road stadium yesterday iV ever the local Chinese footballers had
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    VINCENT TEAM BEATEN
    117 23 The badminton team of the Vehicles (Debt: Sports Club beat the Vincent SpoW Club team by five games to two at the former's court on Sunday. Results' are as follows (VP.S.C players mentioned first) :-Chla Keng Hocklost to Wee Boon Hai 1&-11. V^^L* Hob Chun Kah beat
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    74 23 The following players have toe«i selected to represent the D nr V a^ n 2 Youngsters against the R.A.F. (Head Quarters) in a friendly game of jbecct on Monday, Aug. 7 at the Clerical Union ground at Mb p.m. De Souza, Neo Eng Bee, Choc Seng Chye (CaPtU.
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    ANNUAL MATCH
    59 23 The following have been chosen to nlav for the Christian Brothers Old Boys Association, against the Present Boys on Wednrsd*v. Am?. 2, at 4.50 p.m. at the St. Joseph's institution giou™*: geul Rodngufi; K. T. 001. Yee Check Wah Dr W. Ess, Urn Chee Kit. Carlo Webb, Tan
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING TEAM FOR IPOH
    170 23 THE Chine&e Swimming Club will be sending a tram to t;ikc part in the annual triangular meet to 2 neld at the Kinta Sv.imnmr.: Z Cluli, IpoH, during the Aug tr .i I Holidays, lietween Ipoh, Ponruis I! and Singapore. S The team, including th#*
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    S.C.R.C. Billiards
    154 23 S. C.R.C. Billiards The following are results in billiard ties played at the S.C.R.C: "A" Handicap:— Gan Kee Tian beat Kam Gim Lock (250-214). John Lim beat Jimmy Kam (250-206*, Tan Yong Poh beat S W. Tay (250-246), Teo Lam Hai beat Cheng Koy Sui (250-228) Gun Hock Kee beat
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON
    58 23 The following quarter and semi-iiA« eold) vs Yeo Hong Chuan (A.A.U.). g Men's Junior Doubles- (Quartern a al): Wee Hong Loo and George Tan (Merrytime) vs Chi.a Leng Kuan and Lob lsteian Hvn (Marigold) The draw for the various evcnis fa the or S championships and JacDM junior
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    Singapore Convent Hold Annual Sports
    269 23 Singapore Convent Hold Annual Sports THE Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus held a successful spo-ts meeting at the School ground yesterday. The Senior Inter-House champiod.-'.ii? was won by Green House with 11 points. Blues was rumiers-up with eight points. With five points, Junior A emerged victors in the Caniu*!dce
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    PASIR PANJANG ROVERS
    75 23 The following will play for the Pa-sir Parang Rorcw asain t the Chiatc Sin* Athletic Union in a friendly fame^o. "this SatimKv at the Post Office Rports Club rrronnd'-One Eng Hoe John Hon. L«mg P»m Chew Wong T, nK Hen-. H Chej Choy. Bob Bdns. Soh Glow
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    ANTI-BRITISH ACTS MAY LEAD TO TOKYO FAILURE
    364 24 ANTI-BRITISH ACTS MAY LEAD TO TOKYO FAILURE NEW STATEMENT OF BRITISH CASE London, Aug. 2. THERE Is at present no indication in London of any intention of calling oft the Tokyo talks on account of anti-Bntish incidents, but nevertheless" it is fully recognised that these make negotiations extreim -l.v hazardous
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    MANCHUKUO AIR CLASH
    45 24 Toky>. Aug. 'i. JAPANESE planes were shot J down during an air battle with Soviet-Mongol pl.ines at the junction otthe KluUa and Hoshoin rivers, aiiurding to the Homei Agency. A Japan ?*e staff officer. Lieu-tenant-Colonel Suimanuki. and Captain Ikoma uTre killed Reuter
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    CONSCRIPTION NOT NEEDED IN AUSTRALIA
    102 24 CONSCRIPTION NOT NEEDED IN AUSTRALIA Canberra. Aug. 2. THE Government has decided to rely on a more intensely trained militia rather than a standing army, according to an announcement by the Prime Minister. Mr. Menzies. The Cabinet, after an all-day discusiion. decided to abandon the proposal \pproved in March for
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    MOSCOW & BALTIC INTEGRITY
    131 24 MOSCOW BALTIC INTEGRITY London. Auk 2. «K. Neville Chamberlain announced in the House of Commons to-day hat the British military delegation o Russia ipas expected to leave for Moscow next Saturday or Sunday. \.skcd to consider the view.s expressed bv t den, Finland and other Baltic States ien considering the
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    New British Aircraft Carriers
    117 24 New British Aircraft Carriers London, Aug. 2. THE announcement of a contract award for a big new BrLiah aircraft-carrier and the imminent 1 launching of two more ships of this class bring nearer to materialization Admiralty plans for larg^scale expansion of the Fleet Air Arm. H.M.S. Formidable, at Belfast, will
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    418 24 London, Aug. I JHE first Chinese to fly the Atlantic, Dr. Chang Peng Chun hasafl from New York aboard the Yankee Clipper. Seen by Reuter he said the only hitch in the journey was that Clipper was one day held up at Botwood but from there to Foynes twelve
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    UNKNWON
    259 24 <( ontmued fr«,m p^ H which went to show that th«. H there might easily becoSe^fiH ger spot in Europe. Supporting Mr. Greenwood J bald Sinclair < Liberal Leader .L2M Chamberlain's recent assuranrl^B there should be no importair dm Irom declared policy carried nowhere. Wa.s Berebtcggaden a <fl ture
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