Morning Tribune, 4 August 1939

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    11 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE fasdfsadf SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, August 4, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    UNKNWON
    167 1 Varantee From treasury Wanted I London, Aug. 3. li British banks connected with the formation of the I ten million Chinese Currencv Stabilisation Fund have approached with the objeca of providing further funds lei-stood that they are quite willing to do so. provided Buy guarantee is again forthcoming. It
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    WORK OF THE I.R.A.
    77 1 «„!> day after tb; «J&*£T££ 'SpS? publican Army- M ""> t S °"*SJSd in the parcels office at .Hn»S a b:g explosion ocj"J^ l {Jf ne man had Ute leR Cross Station- one of London s big J*™^ of injured as at least „,oun tff and
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    UNKNWON
    80 1 Paris. Aug. 3. DESTION that instead of a rt move on Danzig. Hitler nke ut Poland through Huni made In Le Journal, which that the Hungarian Foflinister, Count Czaky, redeclared that Hungary's pos closely linked willi that of me-Berlin Axis, while simulily Germany throws out the restoring; Slovakia to
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    UNKNWON
    76 1 London, Aug. 3. ribal heads of two sections oi ie Howeitat Tribe, inhabiting em Tiansjordania, have con- I settlement of the feud i has existed between them During the great war *ction of the tribe aided the s *nd the other threw in their ith Feisul. between the Sheikhs
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    WAR UNLIKELY
    17 1 W AR UNLIKELY (skip (Defence Minis- 1 Oban. .said war was I e Government had very Reuter
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    GERMANY COMPUTES DOMINION LOYALTY
    32 1 Essen, Aug. «s» ooerine's National Zeitung. u^^«nn r id a iikc to be neutral, but "Red" New Zealand Australia, saya "jLP^urron behalf way to making some gesture Reuter
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    N.Z. PREMIER ILL
    35 1 Wellington. Aug. k peered hospital. Mr. Savage has ent^ erea J^, where he *°%^f rg^e is unlikely resume nl SSSfta the presentses3lnc "tai' 1 b^n ISt aUin"ed aUh actmg Prime 'Minister. Reuter
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    U.S. Trade Pact With Russia
    53 1 U. S. Trade Pact With Russia New York, Aug. 3 TOE trade agreement witb the Soviet, expiring on Aug. 8. will be renewed for a year, H is generally anticipated. An announcement to thta effect Jj £nt? !<* the part most hjoured nation treatment S" 83 products but limiting coal
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    MOSCOW MISSIONS MEET TO-DAY
    18 1 Paris, Aug The French military mission J« I**delation .-mtarktaß on Saturda, lor Mosrf'W Reuter
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    567 2 "One Of The Noblest j Temples Of Justice" -SIR PERCY McELWAINEI J STATELY CEREMONY J\ these days of difficulty and t rial, it is well to bear in mind that the British Empire is founded on the principles of truth and justice and is the greatest instrument for civilisation
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    H.E. INSPECT GUARD OF HONOUR
    790 2 H.E. INSPECT GUARD OF HONOUR Lord Bishop of Singapore. Mt. JusticManning. Mr. Justice Pedlow. Mr. Jus jtice Gordon Smith, acting judge of Appeal Mr. Justice Poyser. the Chief Justice F.M.S., and HE. Major-Gen. L V Bond. GO C. These gentlemen then formed a procession, followed by members of the Bar
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      108 2 NOTICE Wl \lt\lS AIR SERVICES. Alteration to K L -SINGAPORE-^K L SERVICE. SfSSS&jS^ 1 diSCOntiilUedtfrOm and the Bth August Schedule from date as follows till sth August AUGUST 4th and r >th Usual K.L -S-K I (Usua,) AUGUST 6th. Leave K Lumpur 7 3« a.m. NO srnvirp Arrive Singapore 9
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    UNKNWON
    138 3 f.,r its theme a n identity is aln a welcome anfwii i but viT-fascinating with first-class ood a nd P le ty °M dancing the reion of the sort cially *ppre-l reasons, draw! lts run he S; dancing star has Minine role-second in o V.: two played by Robert
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    UNKNWON
    101 3 crime in light CjHihion which was by "The Thin Man." is sucain the British pDQ--3 All Here." which ction at the Pavilion. 3 thai favourite comedian in, and he is very gjod ole of the detective who, f the theft of tbd he various murd-'is] and British talent jom
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    MOTORIST WHO DID NOT SPEAK MALAY
    91 3 MOTORIST WHO DID NOT SPEAK MALAY Singapore, Thursday. TT LT R. W. WALLACE was today F T S5 bv Mr. CH WMtto£ Traffic JutUe, when he pleaded Efity to the charge of disobeying tht lawful orders of a police constate SSk the Alhambra Theatre on June 26. hi' Srta lie
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    FELL FROM BUS: DIED FROM NATURAL CAUSES
    129 3 Singapore, Thursday. CALLING from a trolley bus on the momii* of July 31, a <^hinese tailor Khoo Ah Ah. was injured. He died in the hospital the following day. Before his death deceased made a statement to the police in which he stated
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    UNKNWON
    168 3 Singapore, Thursaay. )RLD stocks outside the regulated areas at the end of June including afloats were only 375,716 tons, a reduction during month of 22,000 tons, write Messrs. Lewis and Peat in l wi to report. These stocks are dangerously low, but even market in its present condition is
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    Alleged Cheating
    43 3 policf cow] L i Seated Mr ducing h t im 4 t^ n d ?he property of Mr. behaU of MeSSrS of $250 W^S t e to C r Ol car a Sa P s O r4n returned to thp comolainant.
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    Stabbing Case: Youthful Complainant & Accused
    99 3 Stabbing Case: Youthful Complainant Accused l| rilvikiin treatment restores the —■•The Natural Way ol uair Culture." Singapore, Thursday. causin? hurt to Cheong Ah f Kow, inj, am Tan Anthonys School, wttk. ""^^'/pl Nation, pleaded guilty to causing hurt unaer pr His honour refused to accept un »<• fight but no
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    PREMIER'S WIFE ARRIVING
    11 3 s lay in Singapore for about a.week. I
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      BULLION MARKET
      27 4 Cl/H f London. Wednesday. w,iU Previous To-dav Change B-^r Oold, Fine, per oz. £7 8 6U ff I 111 ULfEB y* )f ir > n iis
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      50 4 BIBBER SS~ 1 Spot Buyers 87 16 l v quiet Sellers 8U Ist Forward September Buyers 8 3 --i Sellers B'^. M 2nd Forward Oct Dec. Buyers 87 16 J 2 1 Sellers B'^ 2 3rd Forward Jan March Buyers 8 1 l Sellers 89 16 tt 8
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      METAL MARKET
      27 4 Till .STANDARD Previous r, i, Cash (afternoon price) £230 e% n y Cnan e Forward r o 9q *fff £225 4 £225' 2 i 4
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      120 4 I Distillers To-c'v N Dunlop Rubber ,„j( 97 9 I General Electric 29 Imperial Chemical Industries Ith 743 Imperial Tobacco SSL i 29-Anglo-Dutch 6 132 6 Canadian Pacific fl 6 24i1«, London Tin Jj 4*/ 2 Rubber Plantation Investment Trust Q 2 Linggis f»3 29'1' 2 Ayer
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      PRODUCE
      70 4 o„ London. Thma I PALM OIL (Malay) Previous To-day 3 1 In bulk Aug Sept. ri COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) Nominal Ullch Aug. shipment Pln n SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) paid vaJue £1 63 Aug. shipment oo nnirl nn TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality Se ers PEPPErCFIVr""' White Muntok AugJOct. Shipment
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      50 4 RUBBER New York Au Market Tone Previous To-day Cta Spot Steady Steady Buyers 16% 16 716 -U Forward Oct nop sellen5 ellen 16 k 16 916 IIS rwwara oct.D-c. Buyer? 16 IUC 16% -H XJN Sellers I6liiu 16 5 8 liS Market Tone Spot Qluej Q ulet
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      73 4 London. Thursday TT An Dn Previous To~7ay chan tt 2? A ar l s < closin 8 middle rate) 176.71 Unchanged tt SSSSSt! 1 middle rate) 8-80 916 8.80 l!8 TT on «JJ2K~ ic sin B rate) 4 11,16 Nominal Unchanged T T on" ggg^-^^Na-WlMi rate) Is. 223
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    108 4 BUigapore, Thursday. Tin af midday was $113 sb,5 b, up Bu.sine.vs in tin .shares wao at a low ebb to-day and hardly any interest was taken in the market. There was buyers of Southern Kinta at $4.47 2 aivJ Rantau at $1 22 but no business was
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    BRITISH SHIPYARDS BUSY
    63 4 BRITISH SHIPYARDS BUSY I LoiHon, Aug. 3. JHK latest report on shipping \mmm As regard! vessels in ballast ;Th K quarter of 19 38. although Rn programme^ Governme «t rearmam^ Boilers Engines men: of that country Ti.e Polish Government h&ve tvlpi^ Ajjrt Irom these orders from Error* SS t S
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    PRINCE PAUL
    14 4 SET. "rf^^M £d l«_.\. a "ursing home for three days.— British Wireless
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      18 4 I LOSS OF PROFITS IXSIItWd I South British Insurance Co., Ltd. I Tel 5926 2, Finlayson Green. I
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    474 5 By Fraser <r o mpa n y Con. T.8. Ord. 18 9 I Easetrn Realty Est. Trust. Ag. "0 w Hammer Co. 3315 34-«cJ Henry Waugh H. stna o- *i» iiR 11 'r 12 6 A F^m r WMitmtloM eerie, O'sea CBC. 0 Q 035 lUiffles Hotel 0 30
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    95 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore. Attfl 3 5 p Company D.udend Books Total I vuui^oaay close payable niv yeax TIN MR n SL 5 B*% Kampong Kamuntir.g 3d. No. 65 Aug. 4 Aug. 11 A,ig. HrR July 20 Aug. 9 July 30 13^21 int A^ll Au A g
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    230 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS MINING Singapore, Wednesday. 317 Vfe 4.Ampats 0 71 0.75 Ayer Wengs l2 2 Batu Selangors J- 0621/ l Hong Fatts g 17 6 Hongkong Tin 052 Jelebus 8 3 Kamunting Tin 22 Katu Tin D 2 ;x Kente 14 6 Killinghalls 6 86 Kramats 17 22 Kuchais
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    166 5 ■J BBBBBBH|Pb^ 6 2 5'2.750 OW tjV^ 98^ ka "'a 1 1958°54,000.0'00 w% e.l. 3% nf Mayls No- t. M rKd. WeTf 000.000 IW% c b% int. May 1. VOf, 250,000 u7 c .i. 4 3/.% 1929 red. WW* H« s< rX l^-eV $3,600,000 9g14 1001 c
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    Tan Kah Kee's Letter British Leaders
    258 7 P f hin<i K .id Uoyd Mr T. ,U1 associate orld that im«it is able teejj- the Japanese I adequate stores of K other military equip1., overseas comjietg K- of the oeiicralisstaao ■at confidence in men like takes such interest In the m in
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    UNKNOWN
    145 7 Iterlin, Aug. 3. ill fighi for Germany s ri*nt lo J lv ir t <H4, a nd v. readiness for sacrifices and Sentry as m f thi superiority of Germany's sdMleTS^^^_^_______ Qoering, in a proclamation Fonv declares; "I have ctone k< the air force the big it est in
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    SUNDAY HOLIDAY
    11 7 first Sunday in *"«gfl street North SS.on all Sundays.
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    Tientsin Blockade Tightened
    65 7 Tientsin, Aug. 3. OESTRICTIONS at the R have ben 1 ightened amMnssSwss daily. Foreigners buying gg* the Comession for the sase u d ness ar, made to line up .n a Que are allowed to carry m omy meagre a uo !jt ont( in u threatened by
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    DOCTOR ON BIGAMY CHARGE
    240 7 (From Our Own Cot respondent) London, July 2»- DK Kcbert Albert Moysten-Hoops, C.B E.. aged 63, former director of the Medical Services, whose address was given as the Overseas Cluft. Park-place, St. James's, S.W., was remanded in custody at Marlborou K hstreet to-day, charged with bigamously
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    Franco Nervous?
    16 7 A 1O The Spanish Minister iiSSf •ry CO beTore e foJmin;i new ministry- Reuter
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    731 8 A Crumb Of Co mfort To Private Owners Safeguard Against Risk Of War Damage (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 21. JNGLAND is the country of the little private house, the "Englishman's home," the tiny castle within which the owne. l.k,s to (eel he is able to put on
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    UNKNWON
    1536 8 Jhad recurrent atta J was the youngest r «?ar Square where traff 'c*M and thousands .stood fan 3 gun-carriage bearing Si?B mains moved slowly hi 1 G K Uarc Parade down the church of St. Martin.in.t2B the funeral service at whSH wa^ represented I Cork and Orrery (known *M
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    Ice Miracle Saved "Dead" Woman
    190 9 Ice Miracle Saved "Dead" Woman Maidenhead. MRS. Frmcis Seymour a*ed 77. who was cook to Kin* Edward VII, told t>ie Sunday Chronicle spe cial correspondent in her little home in Alw>n-road, Pinkney'n Green, B*ks.. what it felt like when she died. A victim of septic poisoning following :hildbirth in hc
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Friday, August 4, 1939. MTRITIOIV AND HEALTH
    321 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Friday, August 4, 1939. MTRITIOIV AND HEALTH 4 |?ASCINA r I.ING and bewildering" is the description of conditions contained in a report on nutrition in the Colonial Empire which was recently published. It was prepared by a committee of the Economic Advisory Council, which was set up to
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    UNKOWN
    1011 10  -  j "BEOWULF" i m i i j MIIIIIIIIIUIU lIIIHiui Why Not k uiiumQy iiiiiiiiiiiiiMH |cill ■■■■•■«l Historical j I Precedence JCaaaa THERE will always be trouble ovei I "free city" or "free state," act Jing as a buffer between two clhei countries, until we have an Inter (national authority
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      30 10 To-days White Label Announcement It's hard to live within one's salary, but it's harder to live without it. Th« greatest hardship it to be vrithout BEWAE'S i i WPS -A
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    POWERS EXPECTED TO CHECK JAPAN
    121 11 POWERS EXPECTED TO CHECK JAPAN Russia May Play A I Strong Hand j Shanghai, Aug. ACCORDING to authoritative IQ A. formation Jrom Wash in -ton, it, is stated that as the result of ex- 1 change of views between the Bntrt, French and United States -nent regarding the *ar Eastern
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    New Easi Indies Naval Commander
    61 11 London, Aug. 2 THE Admiralty announce boat Vk 1 Admiral Sir James F 3om«T\ilU» DM been placed on the rctirod list a s fiom July 31 U ons oi ni-i.ejii.i. "nd in consequonc, R^r- Admiral Ralph I«atham is promoted Vice admiral in His Majesty's Fleet,
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    No Postponement Of Elections
    59 11 London, Aug. Prime Minister was asked 'n^ 1 House of Co 1 0 5 If public of he hostility o *e general P to the holdn.g a t sion persisted and wnemer nc tJ e lation to extend the dw au n two present Parliament for
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    MR. ATTLEE RETURNS
    36 11 London, Aug. 2. -Mr. Attlee the Lcaaer of the Opposition, attended a meeting of the Parliamentary Labour Pany lor the first time since his illness ai the House of Commons to-aay. British Wireless
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    CHINESE RECORD OF DAMAGE TO JAPANESE
    108 11 CHINESE RECORD OF DAMAGE TO JAPANESE Chungking. Aug. 3. TIU results of hostilities for the second half of July was announced ye»terda> in a eommuitiQUf ■Uued b> the < hincse Military Headquarters, as follows: ID m Shansi and Suiyuen 101 batHe* fought. 4.000 Japanese killed, IS "ffito Honan and Hupel
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    89 12 DR. EDUARI) BENES. former President of Czechoslovakia, who left his country after the German annexation, has now returned to his Putney, London, home from America, where he gave a series of lectures at the University of Chicago. Dr. Benes intends to spend some time in England. Above he is seen
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    CONTRASTS IN FLYING MACHINES
    120 12 CONTRASTS IN FLYING MACHINES THE "GOLDEN HIN > August sth, is schedule*™ rate Britain's Atlantic her first trial flight*™ Kent, where she iva- wjV Brothers. The flyiM-bJM largest commercial niacn™ aU-up weight of span of 134 feet. Bte f "Hercules" sleeve-va Ivf jm 1,380 horsepower earn j a top speed
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    Authoress Chaired By Farmers
    88 13 AMID THE SYMPATHETIC CHEERS of farmers gathered from all over Brit lin, Doreen Wallace, the novelist, in private life Mrs. R.H. Rash, saw her goods sold by auction at her home, Woitham Manor, near Ipswich, Suffolk. She has been made bankrupt by the Tithe Commission because,
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    75 13 IfeCAUTION *o defend her|t attack is being taken in view of the continued I Km rope. The Dutch lh Germany and also her are now itimgiy defend casements and trenches, imouflaged. are perma■Md to resist possible nd any attempted landthe sea. Right, an antiPJ near the German The Dutch
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    Left-Over meat In fancy Dress
    763 14 Left-Over meat In fancy Dress lEFT-OVEH lood often presents a depressing appearance wren you first take it out of the refrigerator Nevertheless, you cannot ufford to wast- good food unless yrj. have an extra large housekeeping allowance and so must mak^ up your mind to use it up. Here are
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    639 15 In choosing fish the scales should be loose and eyes bright. Where there is a market in the locality, fruit and vegetables are often cheaper there as well as being fresher than they are in shops. The* reason for thla is that stall-holders have no heavy overhead charges and
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    336 15 K. BREAKFAST DRINK a chilled orange juice in-v.vil-beaten tug has been tgether, until frothy and breakfast. ELERY CORNETS v Pastry ei ted Cheddar cheese ted Parmesan cheese toyenne pepper yolk i nd water to mix en egg toonfu mayonnaise poonful chopped celery poonful grated cheese I tieese pastry by
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      129 15 p. UhMQ Zft.o' Hvlwvl*) wwlXwh irUr- /r w'^s^ W f^' rir v r j Completely cover the Horn with a thick pttCty of flour and water the flr.vr-ur cverynu' lik^s has 1M |Ce in mcdium ovcn UI(J made these fine Hi ma famous In (m to )akc <lu irU r
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      419 16 BYP&Oa^d BRITISH INDIA.LINES (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outicards Tonnage Spore Tonnage Spore RAJPUTANA 17,000 Aug. 11 BEILAK 6.000 Oct. 2 RANCHI 17.000 Aug. 25 CHITRAI 15,000 Oct. 6 HANGALORF 6.000 Aug. 26 CORFU 15,000 Oct. 20 RANPURA 17,000 Sept. 8 SOUDAN 6.000 Oct. 20 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Sept. 22 CANTON 15,500 Nov.
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      371 16 TO FRENCH PorJ *>* charceuirs~reunis| HOMEWARDB. I FORBIN For Marseilles, Havre. Antwerp. I niiikirk A CAP £T JA( For Marseilleii, Nantes, St. Nazarie Bordeaux Aug JTO SAIGON INDOCHINAI *"AP VARELLA For Saieon. Tourane and Haiphong Aut _fl S CAP PADARAN For Saigon, Tourane and Haiph Septfl S. A. M. I.
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    No Politics In U.S. Federal Jobs
    86 17 Washington, Aug. '•>■ PRESIDENT Roosevelt has signed the Hatch Bill which on penalty of removal from office, fine and imprisonment prohibits all holders of Federal johs except policy making officials from participating in any way in politics. They are prohibited from indulging in [campaigning
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    Death Of British Diplomat
    115 17 London, Aug. 2 IT is officially announced that Lord Howard of Penrith, British Ambassador to U.S.A., 1924-30, died herePeuter. Lord Howard was the first baron, bein z created in 1930. He received his education at Harrow, and after passing the competitive examination for diplomatic service in
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    AIR DEFENCE EXERCISES
    172 17 London, Auk. 3. I APPROXIMATELY 1,300 planes are participating in the R.A.F. Mill defence exercises taking place from Aug. >'* to 11, on a larger and more comprehensive scale than ever before. The principal objects ci the exercises will be to test the air ground defences of
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    CONFERENCE NOT DEAD, SAYS DOMEI
    127 17 Tokyo, Aug. 3. THE Japanese attitude towards the anti-British campaign and the Anglo- Japanese talks is given in an authoritative statement by the I>o mei agency which says that despite pessimistic reports in the Tokyo press representing the conference as having reached deadlock, the position
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      249 17 IOSTAL INTELLIGENCE] K 1 1 _i _j _i i_r~ J ii r i_r~_s~ _i— ,_r- _i~ r j X^ti~r~~~~^~ I TO-DAY I "Imperial" Aug. 4 2 p.m I "Imperial" „4 2 p.m. m "Imperial" „4 2 p.m. n Marella 4 10 a.m. m era Parcels only Marella 4 9.30 a.m.
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      213 17 SHIPS IN DOCK Singapore, Friday. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Ship Godown Gate Gate Entrance Exit Talma 22 1 1 Japara 18 2 3 Monte Santo 16 2 3 Dempo .14 2 3 France Maru 9 2 3 Hoegh Silvercloud 7.2 3 Kelantan 32 2 3 Eskbank
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    Chinese Schools Want Increased Subsidies
    198 18 /Triliiine Staff Reporter) Though nol m w< M(l: th fn£ii i- h t l hij ii 1 :;r jol ,il|h, broJigW up.ttlH-fM. Kuala Lump"' I b ,hat man; committees ChineM sehool in giwWjWJJ" Stheconference.il ill •><>!> 1,.- iron consklf ration. t);c i Though the omclal
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    EURASIAN WOMEN MEET
    24 18 A meeting of the Eurasian Women's branch of the Singapore Youth Movement was held yesterday evening at the Girls' Sports Chft>
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    Tokyo War Chiefs Confer
    78 18 Tokyo War Chiefs Confer Tokyo, Au?. 3. A JOINT conference of the General Staff and the War Office yesterday afternoon discussed aggravation of U.S. leelin? ante* Japan, the Mon ff olManchu border issue and the Anglo-Japanese conference. The War Minister, the Vice hief of the General Staff and the Inspector
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    SINGAPORE TEACHERS ORGANISE
    381 18 (Tribune Siaff Reporter) AN important step in the progress of Chinese education in the Colony has been taken with the formation of the Singapore Double Six Association which will be the official organ of Chinese school teachers In this country. First move to form such an association
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    Commons Vote of Confidence In Premier Debate On Adjournment
    461 18 Commons Vote of Confidence In Premier Debate On Adjournment THK debate on the Government motion for adjournment was ,)lainud Go last two hours but continued for -V'2. This was due, states Ifciltcr'fl lobby correspondent, to a strong diffewnco ol opinion amon? back benchers of al! parties re^ardin^ the best mefcH4
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    HAWKER'S SUICIDE
    55 18 VERDICT. of suicide was returned rt the coroner, Mr. W. G Porte the inquiry into the death of a52-yi old Chinese hawker who died of ca sive poisoning from caustic soda It was stated that deceased had 1 ill for the last six months during w! he was
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    UNKNOWN IN DANZIG
    122 18 UNKNOWN IN DANZIG Warsaw. Iflf- I POLISH authorities watching: what »PP< I<s the development of a Danzi- to try econom« brin?inp about incorpoiauon i Free City in the Reich Clamour raised in ui Poland's action in witUH- c fa insoectors from the man f .tUid restricting the Import: i^n d3
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    General Chinese Offensive Later In The Year
    136 18 Shanghai, Aug. >• ■JHfe Chinese military machine is being geared for a general offensive on all fronts this autumn or winter, according to Chinese despatches which assert that a supreme attempt will he made "to shatter the Japanese forces in China. China's military
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      141 18 ON THE RADIO From previous page SAIGON i*9 0.") and .'lOO metres) I m. 9. G. 20 News bulletin. a io Time signal G. 20— 15.35 Dance music. (25.46 and 300 metres) ra. 10.85 11 .05 TonkinoMf,' programme musical selections. 11 05-11.20 French music li 20 11.33 News bulletin. li
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      310 19 hisj THE MR TO-DAY TO-MORROW A UGUST 4 I s iN(,APORE 1 Citation of the Koran from W the SW" 0 1 A.** i"" vale miulcal Party I fgfL* (Cantonese proI iffiSn's procramm* (English). I gPSffi new and «a- nouncements. ft -form the Studio Armchair.- {Tom the Rataes Hotel). I
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      431 19 LONDON TRANSMISSION 5 GSB 9.51 Mc|s (3L55 m a.m. 6.40 Sports news and Market notes. 6.45 "I knew a man" 2: Hansen*--talk by Philip Noel-Baker. M.P. 7.00 BBC. Theatre Orchestra.* 7.50 Big Ben. The news. {Time Signal at 12.45 a.m. G.M.T.) 8.06 'Cards on the table"— discussion on topics of
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      416 19 PENANG /MS MS Mcs (49.3 m.) p.m. 4.30 Light music followed by running commentary from Permng Race Course (Time to be announced later) 6.00 Recorded Cantonese music. 7.00 Results of Penang race*. 7 05 Indian music. 800 Malay music. Lagu-lagu Melayu: Nasib ala ala. Sidang Jawa, Tanjong Balai. Kasehan. Lagutagu
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      401 19 9.40 Voptes. t0. 05 Lit'-* folk music. \2»ny Sobotta. soprano: Edgar W rtnluUßf, piano. 10.20 lhe Berlin .Ibtli Great German Radio and Television Exhibition 1*33 (English and I>utch). JO. 3? Moonlight on tVc TsJ Mahal beKiitlfa! Tlolin, mandolin, and /.itar music. 11.29 4 rn off (German. HONGKONG /V.W 9.52 Mt.s
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    INTIMIDATION OF BRITISH WORKERS IN NORTH CHINA
    370 20 INTIMIDATION OF BRITISH WORKERS IN NOR TH CHINA BISHOP ORDERED TO LEAVE TAIAN IN spile of strong British protests, and an animation that continuance of the talks in Tokyo are endangered the anti-British movement in the Japanese occupied areas of North China continues. Latest incidents include intimidation of Chinese employees
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    GERMAN PROTEST TO RUMANIA
    93 20 GERMAN PROTEST TO RUMANIA Bucharest, Aw\ 3 /ikrman trade repwaentatlfei bay ♦f pro trd to the Rumanian Government against the allotment of i;irp;t contract* to British firms for the con- rurUoi of v.h'al dilo In Dobruja pro •ince. Qtffluuii also tendered ux Uie t untract:; It is ••cliably learned that
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    Rumania And Bulgaria Settling Dispute
    51 20 Negotiations between Rumania and HiuiKary for new navigation treaty, I a iequel to river border quarrel, ;;tve been resumed, says a Bucharest uio;.sape A G over lament official in BUQapett announces that Rumania has coepted Hangary'i request for the apoitttment Of a mixed military commis-
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY
    45 20 i Tenders are invited for the supply of Steel Straight Pipes of 18 inches nominal nternal diameter. Specification and Tender Form may be obtained at the Municipal Tender Room. Tenders close at 4 p.m. on 4th September, 1939. C. H. GOLDIE Municipal Secretary.
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY
    46 20 Tenders are invited for the supply and laying of Vitreous Mosaic. Tiling to Filter House at Gunonu Pulai. Specification and Instructions to Tenderers may be obtained at the Tender Room. Tenders close at 12 noon on 28th Amni<?t, 1939. C. H. GOLDIE Municipal becreiary.
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY
    133 20 Assessment List 1940 Notice Is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of Section 62 of the Municipal Ordinance that the Assessment ist containing the annual value of and assessment to be levied on all houses, jutldings, lands and tenements, .situated ithin the Municipality of Singapore, for he
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    NOTICE.
    64 20 DRESSERS' EXAMINATION An examination for dresser.s will be !d in Singapore, Penans and Malacca the 4th, sth and 6th September 1939* '••tte dressers who have had the necesi y training may enter for this examiion. "urther particulars may be obtained application to the Chief Medical Offleach Settlement. Entries must
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    Japanese Bluff?
    50 20 I It is learned from Tientsin that the anti British movements in Tfcngfcu have' been somewhat restrained through the| announcement of the Japanese officer commanding there that his forces will 1 protect foreign lives and property though he is unable to interfere with parades' and demonstrations. i Reuter
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    96 20 Shanghai, Aug. 3. The Rev. T. A. Scott, Bishop of Shantung, and two other members of the Church of England Mission at Taian, '.ear the birthplace of Confucius, in the Japanese occupied area of Shantung, have been warned to leave to-day. The streets of Tsinan, capital of Shantung, aro placarded
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    Danzig Leader's Boast
    94 20 Danzig Leader's Boast Berlin, Aug. •>• THE Fuehrer has the question of Danzig in hand/' declared the Danzig Nazi leader, Forster, at a demonstration in the Free City at which ViceAdmiral Von Trotha of the German Navy was present. Forster continued: "It is important fcr Danzig to know one aim.
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    I. R. A. SUSPECTS' BRAVADO
    120 20 I. R. A. SUSPECTS' BRA VADO London, Aug. 3. THREE I.R.A. deportees taken aboard the Dublin mailboat at Holyhead declared they would b© back in Manchester next week. They said that all I.R.A. funds were obtained from sympathisers in America. None of them in England received a penny for their
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    Siegfried Line Damaged
    39 20 Paris, Aug. 3.— As a result of recent heavy rains, the Rhine again overflowed i causing damage to certain parts of tne I German Siegfried Line, according to the Nancy correspondent of he Matin i Reuter
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    SINGAPORE PNEUMONIA DEATHS
    155 20 SINGAPORE PNEUMONIA DEATHS pNFIMONIA continued l0 N as ihe cause of mortality y Singapore during the ueek end. ing: July 29. Forty-six peopb -j^ from pneumonia during thia perio«l, os compared with IMh, week previous. Phthisis u a > cond major cause of mortality taking a toll of 36, convulsion
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    184 20 (From Our Own Correspond;ntl I Bangkok, Aug. I IfIETAILS of the accidcntl U Sriracha on Sunday evel when Mr. Kurt Nkmstefai**l by a shark while bathing b«| known here when the body brought back for interment on 1 day evening. h I Mr. Falkenstein and his y« e J"*|
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    UNKNOWN
    36 20 ialem. Aug. •f"*V fr j C a an« r from S^^pwciescv.^ In Arab employee we; nd two other c^ st throe hurt as a r*& °Ui^fl explosions to^nr^^ clty m ldron's S»^*2Si Mrs 4 Reuter
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    857 21 I ORE EVIDENCE AT WRDER INQUIRY Singapore, Thursday. v d encL was given by a prosecution witness at the con- riM in the preliminary inquiry into a case in which 11 and Lim Ah Kee are charged with the murder and '«v.tt with abetment of the murder of Aw
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    P. C Was Three Days Out!
    221 21 Singapore, Thursday MR. C H Whitton, Traffic Judge. I to-day acquitted Mr. Chua j 2 Boon Hin of the charge of dis- obeying a wing signal at the June- tion of Havelock Road and Kim Seng Road on April 26. I I The constable
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    CAR CRASH: VICTIM GETS JUDGMENT
    457 21 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bajiru, Thursday. IJIS lord hip, Mr. Justice Mills, todav delivered judgment in favour of the pliintiff in a case in which the Manager of Messrs. Alder Sewing Machine Co.. Singapore, Mr. Ee Teow Seng, claimed fr^m Mr. Chiam Ek Chee,
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    WANTS TO CHOOSE HIS PRISON
    116 21 WANTS TO CHOOSE HIS PRISON I miii Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Tuesday. HOR Sin Fook, a young Chines*with a bad record behind him was produced in the Ipoh Police Court yesterday before Mr. P. F. Y RadclifTe on a charge of loitering near his father's house on Saturday night. The
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    Brother And Sister On Murder Charge
    317 21 Brother And Sister On Murder Charge (From Our Own Reporter) Kuali Lumpur, Thursday. AT the conclusion of to-day's hearing of the preliminary inquiry into the murder of a newly married Tamil woman named Mariamma. whose body was found in a highly decomposed condition hidden under ferns in a wood near
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    Sports At Bukit Zahrah School
    682 22 Sports At Bukit Zahrah School (JtTOtn Our Own Correspondent) Johove Bahru, Wednesday. THE MM Zahrah School -held their annual athletic sports at the School Ground to-day. Among those present were H.H. Tunku Makota the Regent, Tunku Ahmad. Hon. Mr W. S. Pepys, Adviser, Jobore, Mr. F. L. Shaw, Superintendent of
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    TRACK WORK AT PENANG
    179 22 TRACK WORK AT PENANG (From Our Own Reporter; Penang, Thursday. AWING to heavy rain earlier in the morning, to-day's training for the U Penang races for Saturday did not start until after 7 o'clock and tfhen a few horses were taken out, all on the sand track, there was still
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    AUGUST MEDAL (STROKE)
    38 22 AUGUST MEDAL (STROKE) The August Medal of the KeppelGolf Club will be played for on Saturday and Sunday. Aug. 12 and 13. The qualifying round lor the Keppel Cup will be played in conjunction with the August Medal
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    MERRIDALE PARTY
    91 22 A friendly badminton match consisting of three singles and three doubles has been arranged between f he Merridale Badminton Party of Singapore and the Student Badminton Party of Malacca to be played on Saturday,, Aug. 5 at 2.30 p.m. at the Merridale's court, Grange Road. The Merridale's fam
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    TABLE-TENNIS MATCH
    50 22 The following members of the Friendly Band will play a friendly table-tennis match against the Straits Times Press Sports Club on Saturday Aug. 5. at 2.30 p.m., at Band's premises: -Hsieh Chin Kee, Seah iTiak Khearm, Ang Kheng Chiang, Eugene, S. P. Chua, Charlie Kang and Wong Chung.
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    PITMAN'S COLLEGE
    43 22 ine loiiowing will represent the Pitman's College vb the Rajah College at Lhe Fairer Park to-day —Abdul LatifMohd Noor. Robert; Lim Hun Keow Vok Kong, All; Cheong Eng Han, Ng Vam Urn, H.M.S. Abdullah, Muller, G. N. Campos, Chew, Barker. I
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    ROYAL NAVY WIN EASILY
    193 22 ROYAL NAVY WIN EASILY Xavy 3; Palau Brani 1.( DLAYING at the Naval Base yesterday, Pulau Brani were defeated by Royal Navy, by three goals to one in Division II A league match. Shortly alter the kick-off the Sappers forced play into their opponents' half where Jones was called upon
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    CHIATE SING ATHLETIC UNION
    108 22 The following have been selected to represent the Chiate Sing Athletic Union in football against the Pasir Panjang Rovers on Aug. 5 at the Post Office ground. Saturday, Aug. 5: Y. Kwong; C. B. Yeoh; B. T. Teo; K. K. Yeo; A. K. Ton*?; C. Kang;
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    93 22 Singapore. Th'J MOHAMED bin Dayan?. Bugis, was sent to pri month with hard pleaded miilty before I magistrate to a charge ni notify the police, while !IKI 'M supervision, of his P^ce ;M It was stated that MohameM release from prison was ordered to furnish rhp m in 48
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    49 22 The Band of the Strai- m Police will per orm .ln P^; at Aim 4, 1939 at TeloK a. J under the direction man, Bandmaster. L( rra m^B programme :-^arcj: Au be^H Overture, "Masa£ "V^tractM tion "Carmen, B« l Se iectio«B rolle.- D'Hoflfmann, lliva n«B Pirates of Penzance,
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    314 22 R.A.F. (T.) 3; MP.H MAKING a splendid recovery towards the end c f the second ha they netted three goals in quick succession, the RAF (jj ed the Malaya Publishing House by an odd goal in five m a 2A soccer match played at the Stadium yertcrday. The h
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    482 23 ?ast Game At Tanglin u Gordons 0. "thoroughly re-organised team, the Manchester* Seated the Gordons by the only goal in the game •«,m.s from the end, in a first division fixture played initial stages, the play improved with the game and h If there were a number of thrilling
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    219 23 lPoli <* 3; J.C.S.A 2. were sent off the field towards the close of the Second 10 (B) match between the Naval Police and the J.C.S.A., n the latter's ground, yesterday. m soccer was served up, lende d to brighten up The Naval first blood in about 10 Play
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    GOVERNMENT SERVICES SOCCER LEAGUE
    130 23 GOVERNMENT SERVICES SOCCER LEAGUE The following are positions in the Government Services Football League: Ist Division P.W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Post Office 11 10 1 45 13 21 Marine Dept. 11 9 2 47 15 18 Police I 10 6 4 33 31 12 Mental Hosp. 9 5
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    Sports Diary
    157 23 TO-DAY Soccer Div. 1: S.C.F.A. vs. R.A. (O— Stadium: Div. 2A R.A. (B.M.)vs. Post Office.— B. Mati. Div. 28. S.H.B. J.S.C. vs. Minesweepers. S.H.B. Athletics: P.W.D. Sports Johore. Singapore Chinese Girls Sports. TO-MORROW, AUG. 5. Soccer: Combined Services vs. South China Team.— Stadium. Tennis: All Malayan Championships. Ipoh.
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    DISORDERLY CONDUCT
    106 23 Singapore, Thursday. "YOU are one of those people wh& should set an example to others in this city," the third police magistrate (Mr J. Fletcher-Cooke) told a 68--vear-old European this morning. The man to whom this reproof was addressed, Thomas Maxwell, had pleaded guilty to bein£ disorderly in
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    A lleged Cheating Of Bank
    89 23 Singapore, Thursday. THE preliminary inquiry in which Chan Tian Chye is accused of cheating the local branch of The Mercantile Bank, and a European employee of the Bank, Robin Aylmer Elliot, is accused of abetting him, was adjourned till Aug. 22, after the Court had
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    Raffles Girls Hold Annual Sports
    176 23 Raffles Girls Hold Annual Sports THE Raffles Girls School, held a very successful sports meeting at the School ground yesterday. Among those present were, Mr. M. R. Holgate, Inspector of Schools, Mr. E. 8: Strickland, Director of Physical Education. Raffles House was the most successful House Qf the evening, winning
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    COUPLE FALL OUT
    72 23 Singapore, Thursday. i MAN complained to the third police magistrate <Mr. J. Fletcher-Cooke) thftf W8 wife had taken all his cash. -Ye, V «3d his worship, "but you are charged with being disorderly in public by s%*h? X &t»W up irttt. his wife the man said ho
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    CHINA INVASION MOST UNJUS EVENT IN HISTORY
    402 24 Japan Copying German Methods: Lords Debate I London, Aug. 3. INITIATING a debate on foreign affairs in the House of Lords, Lord Snell declared that the Prime Minister appeared to display irritation and petulance on questions seeking information which would be •ppropriate in
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    125 24 Mot encouraged Lord Cecil &aid he was not very much ncouraged by Mr. Chamberlain's re(rence to "some just and equitable I'ttlement >f the Sino-Japane.se I ruggle." It looked to him as if it mi tendency on the Government's part to »ut China and Japan on equal terms i connection with
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    FLOW OF COLD FROM U.S.
    112 24 London, Aug. 2. ASKED in the House of Commons about the outflow of gold bullion from the United States, amounting to over £250.000,000! during the last eighteen months,' the Chancellor of the Exchequer replied: "It is hardly ever possjtye to explain gold movements in terms
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    DECISION SOON ON COLONIAL COMMITTEE
    102 24 DECISION SOON ON COLONIAL COMMITTEE London. Aug 2. IN I iltttmnni on the proposal for a joint Parliamentary Committee en Colonial questions, the Prime Minister said the Government appreciated the anxiety of members that an opportunity >hould be afforded to the House of keeping in closer tcuch with Colonial problems.
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    ARABS TO DIE
    48 24 Jerusalem. Aug 3. Two leaders of an Arab rebel gan>T have been sentenced to death by n military court to-day They are described as executioners, and it is alleged that they carried out death sentences passed by Arab 'courts" on Arabs characterised a.s traitors. Reuter
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    MOMBASA STRIKE
    20 24 Nairobi. Aug. 3 The Mombasa strikers are returning to work and the port has been re- opened.— Reuter
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    213 24 London. J •JHX) few army cooks and J rain, which have be problems marring the first the militiamen's service a now in process of .^utioi military authorities. Since the lirst 30.000 militu ported on July 15 Britain's sa been composed of pract* cloudburst after another, with results to over
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    286 24 policy of the present German regime This was partly accounted for by tho fact that the Japanese army was traine<i by Germans who not only gave them their military skill but their views on political and international affairs. Lord Halifax, replying to the debate, said it had been suggested
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    CONFUSION IN VESSE NAME
    188 24 CONFUSION IN VESSE NAME REMARKABLE series of distress calls, culminating in art that the ship was sinking and the crew were taking to the from an od tanker not yet identified. J The vessel, which radioed that she was on fire, repeatedly used the call sign of the Elmer Dempster
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    29 24 Paris, a ACCORDING to a repj A Madrid. 60 peopj^ arrested, following tlon at Talavera VCommander of tiii^ dt an Inspector of w t-»/^i for Vary Pour Reuter
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