Malaya Tribune, 7 July 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales "Vol XXVIL- -No. 160. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday. July 7, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1938 _Fn_' ~~"l
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      110 1 I THE MEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST I Try The j MORNING j TRIBUNE I Platform Weighing Machines tl'ooley's have been manufacturing -WiiiiriJin 1 scales for over a century, and 9;i0lh of the railway traffic of Great Britain is wei hed over lht> Poole y wei 8 hin S o—machines. The
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      43 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya I FRO/W JQ TO ]R CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT GROVE ESTATE" AREAS FROM 9,725 Square Feet TO 26,000 Square Feet Apply CREDIT FONCIER j D'EXTREME-ORIENT. MEYER CHAMBERS (3rd Floor) Hi 1
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES MODERNISATION OF DOCKS
    535 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES MODERNISATION OF DOCKS Tributes To Enterprise Of Cardiff WELCOMING members of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers on their visit to Cardiff Docks Sir Henry Mather Jackson, Bart., C B EL said that next year would be the centenary of the first docks built in Cardiff. The magnificent
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    END OF LONG SUIT
    209 2 A l5-year-old suit by the American Trading ComDany. Kobe, against the Ocean Steamship Company and the China Mutual Company demanding Dayment of YC5.000 in compensation for the non-delivery of consigned chem i 1 s has at last been brought to a close, with the defendants being
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    Shipmaster Fined
    227 2 Did Not Make Official Report Of Damage CAPTAIN F. S. Proctor, master of the ship Tower Field, was fined $50 at the Marine Court for having failed to report to the Harbour Master on damage affecting the efficiency of the ship's machinery. "It was not ignorance on your
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    FREIGHT TRANSPORT BY AIR
    267 2 TN view of the many consignments 1 of good* carried daily by aeroplanes and the number of companies engaged in aerial transport increasing, together with the impending acquisition of an airport by the City of London, it has been suggested that consideration should be given to
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      502 2 STEAMER SAILINGS P&Ol BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In England). 1> O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1938. RAWALPINDI 17,000 July 15 CORFU 15.000 July 29 BHUTAN 6.100 July 30 BEHAR 6.000 Aug. 8 CHITRAL 15.000 Aug. 12 SOUDAN 6,500 Aug. 26 CARTHAGE 15,000 Aug 26 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Sept.
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      418 2 I SPECIAL* HOLIDAY CRUSES j S Ttir Bangkok Saigon j (ANGKOR PM)M PENH) J By Luxurious One Class Motorships. J Displacement Tons. From renang P.S'ham Malacca Spore mJL "Meonia" di.ooo) 5-7 6-7 7-7 j- j i m.s. "Alsia" «12,500) 26-7 27-7 28-, 30-, m-s. Boringia «12,500) 16-8 1/-8 18-8 20-8
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      301 2 TIAMBl T RG-AMERIKA LIN IE B Deutsch-Australischc Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Gerir.an> PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S'pore 1933 mi R HE INLAND via Manila July 19 t mi. LEVERKUSEN via Manila Aug. 3 ERMLAND via Manila Aug. 11 HOMEWARD HOLLAND,
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      488 2 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTS( HE* LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted ar« the Company« intended For MANILA. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN Due S'poie. 1 «i38. "NECKAR" Jul: "GNEISFNAU" omits N. China Hug. j "CREFELD" Aug 12 f "REGENSBURG Aug. 13 "SCHARNHORST omits N. China 1 HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND, HAMBURG
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    NORWEGIAN EXHIBITION
    109 3 Range Of British Cars For Oslo i AT the Oslo Motor Exhibition, a repre- 1 tentative ramre of British cars Is be- ing displayed. The.se are being shown by Erik B. Winter, 'he Austin distributor, and in-' elude nc fewer than eight Austin saloons, and two Austin vans.
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    LINGGI PLANTATIONS REPORT
    1319 3 Considerably Improved Resu Its forty-second annual general meeting of Linggi Plantations, Ltd., was held at 19, Fenchurch-street, London, E.C. M Charles Emerson (the chairman), after referring to the aba nee through illness of Mr. J. G. Hay, said: The figures we submit for your consideration to-day i
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    PRODUCE
    179 3 1 Singapore, July 6. R (Siam) W. Ccast No. 1 per Kcyan $15i R, (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $145 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan 3>140 Bi&sn Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $208 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No 2 Mam R ce "Lowhway" No. 3 SJ^
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    America Celebrates Independence
    41 3 New York, July j. •7OUR hundred and sevur\-ii c pcr--1 i sons met violent deaihs curing ihe week-end celebrations c* Indenen- oence Dny, including 245 frcra traffic deaths. 126 from drowning, 23 snot dead and Ift suicides —R*u«er.
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    GOVERNMENT NOTICE
    137 3 Owner.; ?nd masters of shipping are ?d to keep their vessels as clear of the area mentioned below as possible during heavy < un practice, which will rake piace from one of H.M. Ships during tl for*noon of Thursday, Julv 7. and Friday, July C. Should weather conditions
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      462 3 (Idjo&diMmsufdtA, PUBLIC NOTICES j Singapore Municipality "SB. S"^^oSS inn' ur f° r c <> r d rivetttns 3 Vfi *i b or our ol holders &t°the *n*\ Seransoon 11 noon, July 11. 1038. i 4 rv Installation at 3an n nremises in Angus c"' Beach Road, Boat (Deposit iaM Q'"
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      484 3 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. Female Notice Server required. Must be fluent in Cantonese dialect and have a knowledge of English, Hokkien, and of Chinese character. Salary $25 p.m. Apply in person to Assistant Protector of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate, Singapore, on Monday, 11th July. 1938, ir. the forenoon. (Sd.) R. P. BINGHAM.
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      525 3 POSITIONS VACAXi H.M. NAVAL BASE, SINGAPORE. Experienced Surveyor required—Accustomed to contour surveying, selection of road traces, general public works su--veyirg practice, and setting out. Salary $4 50 per day. A higher rate may be offered to a candidate of exceptional experience. Apply in writing to the Superintending Civil Engineer, H.M.
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      391 3 BANISH THE CURSE OF CONSTIPATION QUICKLY, SAFELY AND PLEASANTLY IN A FEW HOURS. Ei.joy life to the full and keep 100 per j cent. fit. Start taking Castophene today and banish the curs 3 cf Constipation for ever. Castophene purifies the tlood stream, by keeping the internal passages and organs
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    158 4 Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore, July 7. MINING. Tin three months £193.7 0 down 27 6d. Spot £192.7.6 down 27 Gd ;.nd New York 43ft cents unchanged. London show much more interest in the Tin Share market this morning, and their fables mainly consist of buying
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    TIN
    16 4 Singapore, July t. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $97 (down •>';).
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    RUBBER
    17 4 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Bayers 25% (up Sellers (up 1%).
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    109 4 British Official Wireless. London, July G. Paris m 49G4 I New York H I 5 16 Ifontn al 4 'So Brus eb> 29.PS Geneva 21 Q2 AmsU i dam B.JiO 1 i Milan 93 15 16 Berlin 12 29 1 Prague 142 Cop nhagen 22.40 Stockholm Oslo 1!*
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    21 4 The P. and O finer s.s. Kidderpore la expected 10 arrive a > I ox on Tuesgru dongside the SH.B. What: j-
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    863 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore. July 6. 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin JP J}!? Asam Kumbang 29 Austral Malay 44- 4 norn Ayer Hitam 24 9 Ayer Weng WW* 62/2 Bangrin Tin I Batu Selangor J* 3 Berjuntai Jfj" igj Burma
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    Raub Gold Statement
    102 4 THE statement of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Co.. Ltd.. for the quarter ending May 21. consisting of three four-weekly periods, is as foilows: Battery: tonnage of ore raised 14.685 tons; no of ounces of bullion produced 4.896 ounces; no of ounces of fine gold recovered 4.677
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    113 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Wednesday noon. j Buyers. Seller*. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases j (F. 0.8. Julyi 24 24' 4 Good F A Q. in bales (F. 0.8. July) 23 4 23-, No. I.X.R.S.S'. (Spot-loo.se l <awardable Singapore I 23 7 a 24
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share QUotations
    341 4 MINING Singapore. July 7. Buyers Sellers %mpt>tfl 4 3 4 9 Ayer Hi tarns 24.9 25 9 iiangrins 21- 2~riatu Seiangor 140 I.JS Chenderiangs 15- wHitam fin O.Jo 0.43 Hongkong Tin 23 6 24 J Hong Fafts 0.9b 100 i'drlsHvd. 7 9 8 9 Ipoh
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    RUBBER OUTPUT
    14 4 The output, of New Scudai. Ltd.. foi June amounted to 25,7000 lb.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    211 4 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Company Dividend Books Singapore. July 6. 5 p.m. close Total for financial "pj-v Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date Kamunting Tin 87c June 28 Juiy 2 8 July 4 8% less tax Kuala Lumpur Tin (6) Is. No. 34 19 15^ Kuchai
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    275 4 i% Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 95 105 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 100 102 norn 4V 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. SI, Sept. 30...: 107 110 norn 4V 2 1909 red. 1955
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    Reuters Commercial Service
    428 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Wedni rj KUBBEK Previous TO-uay Ton Eased Stead v mtSt Buyers 75 16 7>/< Spot Sellers 7% Ist Forward (August) Buyers 75 16 75 16 oeuers 77 16 7% 2nd Forward (September) su,5 u ,Y ers Sellers 77 16 7 7 ,16 Forward (Oct
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      203 4 I THE j EASTERN BANK j LIMITED. I [Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH! 6, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital £1,000,000 Reserved Fund 500,000 HEAD OFFICE; LONDON Branches: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad. Bahrein. Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received
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      30 4 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W HALL, General Manager
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      178 4 I Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straitt Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up 510,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: rtA Managing Director 3172 Secretary JJSS General Manager 3513 Accountant 3U Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA," LONDON BANKERS: NEW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd, 1 J
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    Husband Accused Of Bayonet Murder
    115 5 West Hartlepool. r Mrs. (.race Hal! Dixon, aged 28, of Park Square, lepool. Durham, fell dying In a shop in the centre of husband, from .vhom she was living apart, was arrested. i into me nop —a the main street The ter scream, and then
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    Scaffolding Collapses
    61 5 c coolies, at work on a high, erected round Air Ministry oil tank \pc oil depot at the 15»4 mile. □red when the whole lapsed suddenly, trapping (oliea below a pile of wood, ni occurred at 7 30 last night. d he was found to be from a
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    THE PROPER WAY TO MAKE TEA
    156 5 Hull. EVERYTHING must stop for tea in the liie of Mr. Kenneth Wainwright, 26-year-old Hull tea taster, who is in training for the grocers' challenge cup, the highest award a tea taster can get. Because he is a tea taster. Mr. Wainwright cannot take
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    AMERICAN MARKET DAILY REPORT
    453 5 Courtesy of s. E. L?vy Co.) Singapore, July 7. I Mi rs White, Weld and Company, lew V by cr.ble as follows: STOCKS Th< hi favourable implications y failure of the weakness 1 hi been a suffiI date w buying. f the rise In commoII nc<
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    56 5 Manila. July 6. LAST SALE PRICES Previous To-day Antamok 0.375 0.37 Pesos Atok 0.265 0.26 Coco Grove 0.465 0.46 Demonstration 0 275 0.27 1 -X.L. 0 70 unquoted Masbatp 0.155 0.15 Mines Operations 0 105 0.11 San Mauricio 0.44 0.435 United Paracue 0.295 0.29 Go l
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    115 5 Singapore, Julv 7. Shi j** alongside the Wnarvta ur exntcteo to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) NIL .Sheers Wharf /Entrance Gate Olcades 19; Azuma Maru, Tilawa 18; Meigen Maru 14. Main Whart (Entrance Gate 2) Nil. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2> Greystoke Castle 30; City of Kimberley
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    RABBIT KILLS MAN
    70 5 Cologne. A RABBIT was responsible for l\ the d"?-h of a man al Scblangcn, near Del mold. Ihe mm was ma to ''cycling hrm« after his day's work when rabbit Mmderdy ian atrcss the road into his front wheal. Thf» machine was overtamed and the rider thrown
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    Regulations Tightened
    88 5 Reuter. London, July 5. QUESTIONS regarding the registration of British shipping were put in the Commons to-day by Sir Frank SanderJon, Member for Ealing, who asked whether in view of the considerable unt asjness felt in some quarters that the British flag was being exploited by foreign opportunists
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    'Four Days Of Third Degree,' Man Complains
    252 5 I Eccles, (Lancashire). I £OMPLAIMNG that he had "gone y through four days and nights of third degree, more than if I hid stolen the town hall," 50-year-old Rrbcrt Spencer, of no fixed address, I was remanded here accused of M--1 tering, and
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    THREATENED BY HUSBAND
    197 5 Barbara Hutton's Story Reuter. London, July 5. COUNT Haugwitz Reventlow (husv band of Barbara Mutton) reappeared at Bo w Street to-day on a charge of threatening his wife Mr W. M. Mitchell, the wife's solicitor, testified thai he offered Count Reventlow £50.000 if he would agree to
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    EXPEDITIONS TO THE ARCTIC
    126 5 Moscow. CEVEN Soviet expeditiens are being sent to the Arctic regions this year, ihe Hydrographk Department of the Chief Administration of the Northern Sea Route announces in Leningrad. Three will remain all winter. The expeditions will work in the northern and central parts of the Nordenskjold
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      102 5 —a— An uniciue irrra antiseptic I Hil J -UL The modern antiseptic for all cv's H burns, bruises and scalds—Non-noison-H ous pure and non-irritant. I r4f!!T6 I The pure can be taken 1 ISMjM internally for colds with perfect safety < liJ F, sed V' s a gar S l(?
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      449 5 BOYLES BROS. DRILLING CO., LTD. TEMPORARY OFFICES: MALAYA: 17, RAFFLES HOTEL, STORE. GRAND HOTEL, IPOH. DIAMOND DRILLING CONTRACTORS MANUFACTURERS. EXPERIENCED CREWS AVAILABLE ON SHORT NOTICE. Consult us about your core drilling problems. WE STOCK READY SET BITS. HEAD OFFICE FACTORY: FAR EASTI VANCOUVER, CANADA. Boyles Bros. Drilling (Philippines) Co. I
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      63 5 3IWK OF UII\.l (Incorporated in China by Spe.-ial Charter), 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. modern banking With branches and su!>branches throughout China, and correspondents in all the principal cities of the world, the Bank is well equipped to transact modern banking business of every description. nan j TO-LET OFFICES IN BANK
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    CANADA AIDS IN REARMAMENT
    127 6 British Official Wireless. London, July 6. fflft Thomas Inskip. Minister for Cow ordination of Defence, was asked in the Commons whether he could now state what, arrangements the Government have been able to make for the manufacture in Canada of aircraft and other munitions. In reply
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    Spanish Gold Dispute
    115 6 Paris, July 6. THE Spanish Government failed to se«i C 2sf« cho surrender of E7*a million worth gold bullion the pro- rty of the Bank of Spain, at present deposited m the Bank of France as a result of judgment delivered to-day by the Pans Appeal Court
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    188 6 Prices Realised At Sales Yesterday AT the Singapore Chamber of Commerce n Rubber Association's 1,389 th auction yesterday, there were: Catalogued 1,594.028 lbs.; 711.62 tons Offered 1,217.916 lbs.; 513.71 tons Sold 1,009,988 lbs.; 450.39 tons. London 7 5 i6cL New York 14 lt 16 cents. PRICES REALISED
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    34 6 Falling into a drain at the Town Cleansing Dept., Joo Chiat Place, yesterday morning, a 9-year-old Indian lad was rendered semi-conscious and in a state of collapse. He had injuries on 4 Ul 4
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    174 6 Mails expected from Netherlands todies by Air I X.L.M.» to-day. Deliveries of boxhoiders' letters oniy 4.30 p.m. today and general delivery of letters and parcels 8.45 a.m. .espectivelv to-morrov Mails expected from Europe etc. 'London' by Air < Imperiali to-day Deliveries of boxhoiders' letters only 8 p.m. to-day
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURES.
    46 6 The s.s. Lipis for Kemaman etc Mails previously announced as closing at 4 P.m. yesterday was closed at 9 a m ton;»y. The s.s. Kepong for Siam »Parcel only). Mails previously announced :y closing at 7 p.m. yesterday was clcs* it 11 a.m. to-day
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    22 6 The Air Mails (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on June 28 and 30 w.-re delivered in London on July ft 6
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    AIR MAIL TO AUSTRALIA
    37 6 Owing to the late arrival of LA imDCrtal Flying Boat from Europe etc the for Aust ™Ha. Java etc prevlously announced as closing at 0 Em will now close at 9 p.m.' to
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    HAT COSTS A LIFE
    64 6 Belgrade. A HAT cost the life of a man at Lipnitsa in Serbia. Duskan Shubakovitch. a 17-vear-old youth of that town thought his friend Dragoslav Mrshtrovitch, had thrown his hat into a stream. Enraged, he shot him through the heart. Later it was established by witnesses
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    SPLITTING THE SECONDS
    209 6 |H the first of the two Shelley Wals l hill climbs this year. H. L. oriving the overhead valve Austin Seven, made the second fastest climb of tne day, returning the time of 40 DO seconds to win the M.A.C. Trophy or .€5O award, and set up
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    SPANISH VOLUNTEER MOVE
    193 6 provides for the Genoa, London Marseilles and LondVif b S P air Jfjf be edited in Emope m Marseilles if from southern between Han'bu^ U an t ri;enr Na,,ona,ist Bpain wi *™»a*v divided it i6 understood that as a result of to-day's Cabinet consideration of the Spanish
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    Donkeys Are Saving Child
    101 6 COR more than twenty years Bessie and Dolly, oldest donkeys on the Welsh coast, have given rides to thousands of children, holidaymaking at Rhyl Now they are saving a child's life. For in an oxygen tent at the Children's Hospital, Great Ormond-street, London, lies a boy
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    RUSSIA RALLIES ROUND
    38 6 Reuter. Moscow, July < SUBSCRIPTIONS for this year's loan for the third five-year plan are breaking all records. More has been subscribed in fcur das's in Moscow and Leningrad than in two months last ear. -Renter.
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    U.S. Trade Agreement Hopes
    121 6 Reuter. Washington, Juiy (5. CONTRARY to the recent underwarding here that the AngloAmerican trade negotiations might suspend activities thiough August and try again to formulate a treaiy later, it is new understood that both sides arc driving hard to reach an agreement by the end of
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    52 6 (United Press). The Andhra Students Federation has dected Prof. N. G. Ranga. ML. A.. General Secretary of the All India Kisan Sabha, to preside over the Andhra Provincial Students' Conference to lie j held in October next. Prof. Raiu/a has consented to preside. Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pandit will open the conference.-
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    China's Currency Must Be Maintained
    227 6 Reuter. London, .h:!\ y AN appeal to the Government to consider the desirability of helping to maintain the stability of the Chinese currency is made by Lend Lytton in a letter to the Times He states that apart 'mm siderations of justice ana huu. it
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    FUNERAL OF MR. LIM TECK KIM
    1210 6 THE fum iv: of tne late Mr. '-an Teck Kirn. m. oi Messrs. Lim Hoe Cliiang, Ltd.. who passed away en Tuesday, look ph cc at l c Buk t Brown Chinese cemetery en Saturday, and was very well attended by relatives end friends
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      154 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL A TO-NIGHT GRAND HOSPITAL BALL IN AID OF ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL I SPECIAL CABARET EXTENSION TO 2 A.M. I BOOK YOUR TABLE. ADMISSION $2.00. DINERS $1.00. I RA FLES ORCHESTRA DIRECTED BY DAN HOPKINS. j ADELPHI HOTEL ROOF GARDEN j TO-NIGHT i j SPECIAL DINNER DANCE
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      297 6 POSTAL IIVTELLlViiNCe i TODAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Hongkong Van Heutsz July 7 2 p.m. Europe and Great Britainx KLM „72 pjm, China generally Van Heutsz 7 p.m. Medanx KXJyf, 7 2 pm J™?* K.L.M. „72 p-iu. l >n t, Ptishimi Maru „73 p.m, A.:- Eastern 'Karapara .„7 3
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    $1,000 Bail For Japanese Bookseller
    56 7 Singapore, Wednesday. •mi ir > Kashio the proprietor SfV Japanese bookstall In Middle o rnearcd before Mr. G S. Raw--5 rate, this mornjL i fllins a sedftfow :n y.,. s k i Scnso" (Anti- a wa between Janua? y r to the cc* i post
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    UPWARD MOVEMENT OF THE MARKETS
    248 7 [OLLOWIXG cabled synopsis I rorn \hf Trader's' 1 volume of Barrons'" the national financial kh. by courtesy of S. F. Levy and Co.: The accelerated momentum of the ;ely attributable tc i tan pede to buy on the part of intment trusts which started a
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    CHALLENGER ARRIVES IN SYDNEY
    15 7 Reuter. air line, s v «"ney, July 6 Z^Ts^ arrlved P-™—Reuter.
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    Order Of St. John Through The Years
    400 7 lIAW n Singapore, Wednesday. JJOW the Orccr of St. John of Jerusalem, conferred in recognition of services in the cause of humanity throughout the British Emigre, originated in the days when -prowess in arms was mens proudest ornament, was the subject of an
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    Brazil Coup That Failed
    100 7 Reuter. Rio de Janeiro, July 5. THE official inquiry into the Fascist. 1 revolt in May. when an attempted coup detat was frustrated by troops led by the President himself, has found that Lieut. Fournicr and otters involved In the rising are liable to criminal proceedings
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    53 7 Mr E. R. w. Lee. officer-in-charge of the cc u trical De Partment. Tan j ong Manm, who resumed duties a couple of aays a«?o after bis recent illness, will bp mi 2?K 0n U' ansfer t0 011 sometime this month. He will be succeeded by Mr Ipoh man f
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF TONSORIAL EQUIPMENT
    98 7 I Singapore, Wednesday. VONG Seng, a middle-aged Chinese 1 assistant in a barber's shop in Taniong Paear. was this morning produced j before Mr. J. C. H. Oldham, the Second Magistrate, and charged with theft of tonsorial instruments to the value of $34.15 from his
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    Paracel Islands
    90 7 Reuter. Txrxr tt« Paris, Tuesday. HE French Ambassador in Tonvo t„ rf™ Sltec i the Ja P an ese foreign office to-day and explained that the reason for despatch of Annamite police to 'he Paracel Islands was for the purpose 'ci protecting the lighthouses and wirelcs. s.ation which
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    PORK SELLER GETS SIX YEARS
    83 7 L C ho n stutda y bull, pork seUer "fo dead SOnment gßttw j*?g miciat n t amounting to murder. in the met c" ;h:n no and Swah Kow aY Ci=,^V, ]n a dc °t of $2.40 He P j l kn,fe and attacking wley
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    WOOLLEY FOR INDIA
    75 7 CIX Leonard Woolley's visit next cod V weather to India for a period n* mree months, the possibihtv of which w V: aiC:ilea c-yriier, nas no;v been .'•ihcially announced. Sir Leonard, who will probably be accompanied by Lady Woohey will ra tound india studying arciiaeolonbxcayations in various
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    13 7 Mr. C. H. Busterfeeld has been apjintu* to iSUiate as a Crown Counsel
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      347 8 IT'S SO FUNNY IT HAS GOT SINGAPORE ROARING WITH LAUGHTER AND THAI a THE AWFUL TRUTH! News of the World. O A I I 1 M "It is not possible to V 1 fc— 1 do justice in print to the outstandingly good en- tertainment offered bv 6*15 9-1J The
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    PRICES OF BRITISH GOODS
    172 9 committee of the 'Singapore* asmeeting, discus- Mr N A. Mallal that in general, if a B iti h materials was the lowest foreign torn of the Com- the British tender, thai he would like teeting thereon, thai the- P W D. ing British goods c and
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    Looding In Japan
    37 9 Osatj and IT raaj morning, re- and communi- rrupted. report states that caused damage yen. a nuS- were drownI affected by the a Dreading near n ci ew jit p h 6 leported drowned
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    NO WHEAT FOR HUDSON BAY PORT
    211 9 Ottawa. Ontario. THL port of Churchill, Man toba. 0:1 the west shore of the Hudsun Bay constructed as an outlet lor Western Canada farm products, may not be u*ed this year. Official., of the department of transport predict that the port mrv not see
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    To-day's Diary Of Events
    124 9 SPORTS FOOTBALL: S.A.F'.A. Div. 11. Loyals v. Fubiishers. Stadium. ATHLETICS: Singapore Amateur Athletic Association Heats. S.C.C. AMUSEMENTS PAVILION: "The Awful Truth." 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL: -Everybody Sing." 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. THEATRE ROYAL: -The President"— Hindustani* 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. M A RLBOROUGH: "Chintamani," 'Tamib—s.4s
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      355 9 WATCH FOR THE GALA OPENING OF THE FIRST AIR <'0*'RlT_o:\_§ and COMPLETELY REAOYATEO 7 NE W AlhambrA 1 i WmSr -d, although da Do You Remember ne job WT 15 t, juat How Robin Hood _tf^^2_?%. »cur foiled (he plot of ft ■■Slfl cvii Prince John? 1^9^* \A 1 1
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      544 9 CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS I [There are ?iumerons Clubs in Singa- I pore members of which are readers of TION: General moptina ~t 00 the "Malay* Tribune This Diary U p remlses «7. ttt&'Mf provided specially fur them. Secre j 7 p m HU rK Road, j taries are invited
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT
    35 10 CHIA ONG--E gagement is announced between Mr. Crna Teck Bong, tliird son of Mr. Mrs. Chia Eng Say, and Miss Ong Cheng Kim, the youngest daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ong Soon Hee.
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    DEATH.
    68 10 Madam Fhang Foong Sang, alias Phang Ah Yee (Maria Ah Yee) who passed away peacefully on the 27th June. 1938, at 145, Tank Road at the age of 80 years, leaving behind one daughter, two grand-daughters, Mrs. Cheang Poh Seng and Mrs. J. F Turg, ohs giandson-in-law, Mr. J.
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    CHINA'S DAY
    479 10 rpO-DAY the Chinese throughout Malaya, responding to the call of their national leaders in the homeland, will be devoting themselves to celebrations of the anniv.esarv of the launching of their great tight for freedom. Here in Singapore opportunity is being taken this evening to hold a mass meeting
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    China Mourns Her National Heroes To-Day
    252 10 ANNIVERSARY celebrations i as we know them are often looked forward to with eagerness, but to millions of Chinese both in China and overseas., to-day will not be a day for rejoicing; On this day last year, the first shot was fired that started
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    A Struggle For Existence
    125 10 rHE war in which China is engaging mcar.j to her a struggle for existf nee—the very life of a nation which A-er 400 000.000 pejple have resolved tv protect ander conditions of great handicap and extreme hardship. Years that followed the Shanghai incident of 1932 saw
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    Insufficient Modern Weapons
    241 10 HANDICAPPED by the insufTdency oi up-to-date weapons, China struggles on in the present war under con diUona of hardship which the men wm» m serving at the front alone know. Chinese overseas will spare a thought, jo-day tor thousands of their com* patriots who gave their lives
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    China Forsaken By Friends
    158 10 NATIONAL leaders in various towns in China are lay: foundation stones of the tombs of a Unknown Soldier which, when ends! will stand as reminders of the supreat sacrifices made by thousands upc: thousands of men who gave all thai to dear to them in defence
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Advertising China's Cause
    191 10 NOTES COMMENTS Advertising China's Cause rmay sound a little odd. but Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are playing Quite an important part, in the cur- rent. Sino-Japanese hostilities. This U not to say, of course, that Mickey and Donald have shouldered arms and c.o- cided to participate m battle, but
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    Geylang English School
    279 10 SCHOOL magazines are so numerous these days, even locally, that probably few people outside the immediate circle of people interested in a particular school, such as parents of pupils, the pupils themselves, their teachers anc i n «< mn fo f r i p n ri s
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    1902 Test Incident
    187 10 I THE advent of another Test, match at I Manchester recalls an amusing inj cident which occurred there when the Australians were visiting England in the summer of 1902. In the Manchester Test, England were left to score 124 runs to win and when 9?. runs had
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    TOPICS OF THE DAY
    205 10 1 "Most travellers lose Ihnr ncr confronted by cannibals.' 1 says an sj plorcr. Some of them eertainl; a stew. A Hollywood film-star states tVti intends to be married in prefers the Briti. h aisles. !(C Iji Firemen recently provided an of crossed axes at the
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    GENERAL STRIKE MOVE TO ENFORCE TRANSPORT DEMANDS
    629 11 City's Services At Standstill SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. vl hi \DRED IND TWENTY-FIVE OMNIBUSES AND OCTROI LEY BUSES ARE IDLE TO-DAY AS THE RE.rr THE STRIKE CALLED BY THE EMPLOYEES OF THE SINGAPORE TRACTION CO., LTD. ispension of the transport services of the city and
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    35 11 Mr. E. E. H. Beck. Chief Police Officei :nang, arrived at Singapore on Frida; in the P. O. liner Ranpura. Mr. Beck is expected to take over the duties 01 Mr J. P. Pcnnefathcr Evans.
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    TRANSPORT COSTS TOO HIGH
    77 11 RUMOURS are current that because of the exceptionally heavy transport expenditure that clerks have now to bear in conseo.ncnce of the B.T.C. strike, clerks employed in mercantile firms will "downtools" unless their employers recognise their diPituiUes in the form ol making a special "strike allowance" to
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    MANY BOMBS THROWN' IN SHANGHAI STREETS
    177 11 Reuter. Shanghai, July 7. f three k!> 1 lokooebiao incident opened with the throwing of Th „!„'';'.V vl 5, !7 n ~ln l us,v on the Bund at 6 a- m Garden Bride* V m we re a Japanese sentry post at ■■.H^. Mm
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    RECORD RECRUITING
    26 11 Jyruiunt in »1 D m the best fJr^i 2 Arm -v lest i^riH^^n? m pondinc wp i 339 over 1 r 11 t ye:n.
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    Mexican Oil For Europe
    92 11 Reuter. New York, July 0. SIGNATURE ol a ten million dollar* y contract by the New York firm cf W. R Davis and Company to Ivy Mexican oil is rep'oited from Mexico City. The oil will be for delivery principally •Jircugh Davis and Co.'s European comnies
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    28 11 Sir Kingaley Wood, Air Minister. aunounced in the Commons that during i the six months ended July 2 19,140 men' applied for enlistment in the Royal Air Force.
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    CONVOYS FOR SHIPS IN YANGTSE?
    101 11 C ONVOYS FOR SHIPS IN YANGTSE? British Official Wireless. l r st| «'n in (h<i fl,ondon, July 6. "V I rom Shanghai T° M>i Mr X A **id according *au;i.' I. slu'. Uni 11 K a 4 pcar that discrimination is being: o( China. n both °n the Yangtse and
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    HOW LONG WILL THEY BE LEFT IDLE?
    36 11 Trolley buses standing idle in the sheds at Mackenzie Head this morning. The men are prepared they say, fee a strike of two or three months if need be.
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    ENFORCEMENT OF ROME PACT
    247 11 Date Cannot Be Advanced Reuter. London, July d. IN the Commons to-day, asked by Mr. Davidson if he intends to fix a date whereby conditions preceeding the ratification of the AngloItalian agreement must be in operation. the Prime Minister said the government had repeatedly stated they
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    Ottawa Pact Changes?
    77 11 British Official Wireless. London July 0. DISCUSSIONS with Commonwealth ministers in London regarding the region of the Ottawa trade agreement with Australia have been proceeding for ome weeks but the Secretary of the Department of Overseas Trade, when questioned in the Commons, said he was ict yet
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    Bombs Inquiry Hitch
    85 11 British Official Wireless. Lond.n, July 6. I THE British Government are making every effort to arrange for an in erna- j ticnal commission to be formed which would proceed at the request of the competent Spanish authcrity to any town that had suffered aerial bombardment in Spain.
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    41 11 The committee of the Chinese Association propose that special efforts be made by all members to contribute towards a Special Relief Fund for July 7 and it is urged that all members will do their best to make it a success.
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    34 11 Mr. K. J. N. Duthie. Officer-in-Charge of Traffic and Superintendent. Fire Brigade, Ipoh, who was confined to his house during the past few days with influenza, is now better and attended ofncc OTi Thursday
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    SOVIET JOINS NEW NAVAL TREATY
    71 11 British Official Wireless. London, July 6. THE protocol of the London Naval Treaty of 1936, invoking the so-called escalator clause of treaty and making provision for an upper limit of 45.000 tons for battleship* and a gun calibre of sixteen Inches was signed at the
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    23 11 Mr. C. W. Lyle. M.C.S. has been appointed to act as Assistant Proti ctor of Chinese. Penang. with effect from June 18 1938.
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    JAPANESE NAVY PREPARING BASE ON HAINAN ISLE
    126 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, July 7. 'pENSION ui Hainan is increa.in": :>* the result of the arrival of 18 Japanese warships off the coast of Hoihow, tiie principal sea-port o p Hainan. They tfi'c now 'anchored side bv side with the French
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    BRITISH COLONIES FOR POLITICAL REFUGEES?
    302 11 Reuter. Brian, fall INDICATIONS of the practical help the British and I nited States GovernmeiUs will afford towards the solution of the German an'! Austrian refugee problem were given at the opening session of the conference this afternoon. Mr. Myron Taylor, the U.S. delegate, .said
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    29 11 Falling untitled a trolley-bus while alighting at the Junction of North Bridge Road and Bttgis street yesterday morning, a Chinese was rendered semi-con-scious. Concmsion of the brain is suspected.
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    FOUR MONTHS' TRANSPORT DISPUTE ENDS IN STRIKE
    859 12 MEN'S DEMANDS NOT MET NEGOTIATIONS HAVE BROKEN DOWN COMPLETELY IN THE DISPUTES BETWEEN THE SINGAPORE TRACTION CO. LTD. AND THEIR EMPLOYEES. THE LATTER AT AN EMERGENCY MEETING OF THEIR ASSOCIATION HELD LAST NIGHT DECIDED TO CALL A STRIKE THIS MORNING. Transport services of
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    Indians Do Roaring Trade As Chinese Shops Close
    225 12 pARTIES of Chinese making a door-to-door inspection forced compatriot shopkeepers to put up their shutters to-day, when China Day celebrations were in full force in Singapore. Every Chinese establishment in the town was closed as the result of the appeal made by
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    73 12 (United Press). On the invitation from life Excellency the Gover "or of Madras, l ord ErsKine, Chancellor, iVjrs SaroI'u 1 V^ idu has a re e<i to idSSs the Convocation of the Andhra University which wiil be held on December 1 at Waltair. The Governor, in pursuance of the decision
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    THE STRIKE DECISION
    20 12 A R ro„p of (r. ?nS port Mta the mee(in(; !asl nl(rM dec to sCrikc was taken.
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    Mr. John Laycock's Appeal
    620 12 j The Strike (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir,—The last transport strike took place two years ago and on that occS e eaint or might have learnt Attention was drawn to this at the time and it was pointed out that that strike would
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    APOLOGIES FROM PENANG CHINESE
    315 12 (From Our Oicn Reporter) PENANG, WEDNEsruv PAMPHLETS, ISSUED ON BEHALF OF THE CHINESE COMv.-v OF PENANG, TENDERING THEIR APOLOGIES TO THF rft MENT FOR THE DISORDERS CAUSED AND APPEALINr ,r CHINESE TO REFRAIN FROM FURTHER ACTS OF VIOT vv-? THt DISORDER WERE CIRCULATED THROUGHOUT THE TO
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    I.G.P. MEETS GOVERNOR
    256 12 4 WIR2 roc ived from Penang this -1 morning states: Last night passed olf quietly without lurtner disturbances. All shop* are still fluttered, and are not likely lo open UII 10-morrow, rs to-day the Chinese throughout the world are observing a day of national mourning. There was
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    A FISHY STORY
    104 12 'From Our Own Reporter ~t he Klang Biter which n. Holland Road vicldrd enly a hand net, the fisherman was astounded the net was almost m£ from his .rasp hy a larg, which had been enmeshed About three and a hair fa SffeiS 1- 21 cat! struggle
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    Overdose Of Oil Kills
    278 12 (Prom Our Oicn Corn A Taiping, Wednesday. verdict of misadventure was return-1 mm > ed by tne Tai Coroner, Tunbil Mohamed. when an Inquiry was held I into the death of a Tamil girl aged I rhree years. whose name nail Papathy, and who was treated
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    Hong Fatt Labour Trouble At An End
    221 12 (From Our Own Reporter) THF r,,i Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. HE Hong tatt labour trouble reached a satisfactory conclusion at 1 p nt for ■M it« stnke, s a S re *<* to accept the terms of the company lor a 64-ccnl daily wage,
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    WITNESSES WHO RAN AWAY REPROVED BY THE CORONER
    503 13 BROKEN SPINE DEATH 1 Singapore-. Wednesday. re noner, ha.l occasion to-day to ivijorn Chinese who appeared as witnesses to Mar. 7, at Ssranjfocwn Road, and in ri Koh Kirn Seng received injuries which re- I "tathThrec weaks latei riding in a ricksha
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    CHINA WAR ANNIVERSARY
    99 13 SHARP at no»>n to-day, Chinese throughout" Malaya will observe a three-minutes silence to commemorate the anniversary of the present China War. All engines and factories under Chinese control will cease. Services will be neld in all Chinese institutions to pay homage to their fallen soldiers, while in
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    "NAUGHTY WIFE" DRESS REHEARSAL
    171 13 THE Singapore Amateur Dramatic Club held a dress rehearsal of their production "The Naughty Wife" last night at the Victoria Theatre Those who were privileged to see the peformance were able to form the idea "The Naughty Wile" is one of their very best productions. s
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    ALLEGED PUBLIC LOTTERY
    299 13 Singapore, Wednesday BEFORE Mr. C. H. Koh. in the Sixth Police Court to-day, hearing was commenced of a case in which Soona Govindasamy, alias Kasakudiah Govindasamy, proprietor of a sundry goods shop in Selegie Road, was charged on two counts of assisting in carrying on a public
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    44 13 The resignation of his commission in the S.S.V.F. Reserve of Officers by Major F. H. Robinson has been accepted, with effect from June 3; and the privilege of retaining his rank with permission to wear the prescribed uniform of his Corps, has been granted.
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    20 13 The resignation of his commission in the S.S.V.F. by Second-Lieut. F. Grain-ger-Brown has been accepted, with effect from June 4.
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    Body Of Raub Killer Found In The Jungle
    291 13 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, WEDNESDAY. THE BODY OF A CHINESE, BELIEVED TO BE OF THE GANG OF ROBBERS WHO KILLED MR. DUNSFORD AND A CHINESE GARDENER AT TERSANG HOLD MINE ON JUNE 24. HAS BEEN FOUND IN THE JUNGLE FIVE
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    "THE AWFUL TRUTH" A FINE COMEDY
    164 13 IF you want to see one of the best co- medics we have had in Singapore for man v. many months, you must visit the Pavilion and see 'The Awful Truth", the latest laughter vehicle for Irene Dunne and Cary Grant, who prove themselves
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    Out Of Door—Into Policeman's Arms
    198 13 Singapoie, Wednesday. PROMPTLY at 8.30 p.m. on April 1, H. Ohno, an assistant of a r Japanese novelty store in North Bridge Road, closed his doors for the night. In the early hours of the following morning, he was nwakpried hv noise downstairs. Determined to
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    57 13 Anhui; Brit,. 3,899 tons from Amoy 5.7 to Penang 7.7. Malacca Maru: Japanese, 5.373 tons from Yokohama 3.7 to Hongkong 7.7. Greystoke Castle; Brit, 5 853 tons from Manila 6.7 to New York 11.7. Azuma Maru; Japanese, 6,646 tons, from Hamburg 6.7 to Antwerp 7.7. Bulan; Brit., 1.047
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    CHANCE UPSETS AND PAYS $159 DIVIDEND SECOND DAY OF PERAK JULY RACE MEETING
    1400 14 Woden Returns $90 In Day's Last Event (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. EXCELLENT dividends, the best being $159 returned by Chance, were a feature of the sec .nd day of the Perak July race meeting in
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    DIVIDENDS AT A GLANCE
    95 14 Race I.—PRUDE Sl5, and SB. July The Seventh $8. Rex $3. Race 2.—FIRST BID S2B aad $8. Excuse Me $7. Lay Off $7. Race 3.—DRIFT ON SM and $I*. Fair king $18. Cosmetic $19. Race 4.—CBA CE RSI and 533. Golden Blaze 5516. Benedict $H. Race
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    THIRD DIVISION SOCCER
    196 14 R.A.JI.C I; Police II 0. IN the Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League a. Tanglin yesterciav, the Rj\.M.C. beat the Police n by I—o. Cheong Ngee, Police goalkeeper, was outstanding, saving in brilliant style. The Medicals dominated play throughout, and except for a few breakaways spoilt by
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    MR. & MRS. TAY LIAN TECK WIN GOLF
    98 14 MR. MRS. TAY LIAN TECK WIN GOLF THE Island Club July mixed foursome, held on Sunday over the first nine resulted in a win for Mr. and Mrs Tay Lian Teck with a score of 33 nett The following were some of the best cards returned. Mr. Mrs. Tay Lian
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    Div. II Soccer
    28 14 TJ* A F second string beat the Excise Department by four goals to two in the Second Divisiin of the SAFA League, at Selctar yesterday
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS TOURNEY
    88 14 DESULTS of yesterday ties ir, glinClub tennis tournamenvl Mr. Mrs. Mitchell isttThlrj &Mrs. D. H. Palmer (p£s CULLEN cup Mrs Aingcr Henderson fph,., J Mrs. Bnghtwell El -1 7—9, 6—2. 6—2. 1 j MEN o OPEN DOUBLES F O Longmore F o Miller bcv J ham
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    SINGAPORE RIFLE ASSOCIATION
    164 14 SCORES in the Singapore Rifl? J ciation's practice shoots w lows: Saturday at Bukit Timah 2 J 50" yard:; and 600 yards): R. S. M. Martin 96 3 J Sgt. Hart 94 4 1 1. Cpl. Burrows 85 7 3 Lt. Hawkins. 94 3 S. M. Riley
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    BATU PAHAT BASKET BALL
    237 14 'From Our Own Correspondent Batu Pahat. Motttt JVcSPLAYING better combinaiiOß j speed la the attack, the Giap S basket ball team of Bfogapore the Batu Pahat Chinese Recreation CiS by 41 points to 20. There was a large crowd present P ihe proceeds of the gate
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    RITISH GOLF OPEN AT SANDWICH ruen Leads Amateurs
    24 15 I t THE 14TH I.. ,&•> Pi»y«' s Rcco.c! ft the BriTteh Royal ~„1 Junes lt leading
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    AUSTRALIA'S untitled FOR untitled CUP
    56 15 mw lie B Quist I Bromwirt (K.8.W.) ard fiomn in carrying out exercises tor a «nrien has flUed ivbii or -r seems to have Ectely from the illness «Jr uld 9rsl play X 1 City and. if success- winner of the mat- match still hv
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    24 15 1 Cla. mmw mmm Murnhv 9 H B Green |*GIKEERs H t f,Jr 8 wkts-.i JT: A Jn did not bat.
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    Y.M.C.A. BEATEN
    168 15 GOOD BOWLING BY HOPE r.-HE Staff and Departments beat the i Y.M.C.A. to-day by a margin of 34 runs at the Anson Road Stadium. The results were: STAFF AND DEPARTMENT Mack lb\v Xavier J 3 Tristram c Hope b Day 21 Baker lbw Hope 6 Moss b Xavier
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    Yachting Events
    104 15 TO-MORROW rt the R.S.Y.C. the "B 1 Class will sail against the Johore Yacht Club in the first race Ol this year's series for the Dato Mentri Besa: Challenge Cup. Start at 5 p.m. On Sunday (10th) the International 6-metre Class will sail a race, starting at 10.40
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET XI v. SELANGOR
    69 15 THE Singapore XI against Selangor in the inter-State cricket match at the S.C C. on July 10 and 17 has hren scle ted as follows: < apt. C;. J B:yan. LCp Bolion, Lieut. VV. 11. Diike, Cant. E. D. Dynes, Lieut F W. Simpson, L
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON ASSOCIATION
    167 15 TIES in the Singapore Badminton I Championships will be played at 'he J Clerical Union, Haw-Par Hall, this week- j end as follows: SATURDAY AT 2.15 P.M. lien's Junior Singles: Chua Long Kuan (Mangold' vs. Raymond Frois Useful). Men's Junior Doubles: Wee Tve Suan and Lim Cheng
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    JOYBELLS B.P.
    135 15 in the Qua] of the Joybelis Badminton Party inter-team handicap singles tournament played last Sunday, Team •C* beat Team "E" by three garr.u to Bit Scores: Goh Tiaß Chye beat G. T^aax: lo—ll. 15—7; Choo Chwee Tee beat Gofc Peng Sam 15—8, IB—4; L m Huay Hoon beat
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    Y.M.C.A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
    69 15 Two events, 100 yards and 880 yards I will b? hold for old boys, at the third j annual athletic sports of the V.M.C.A. I School of Commerce, to be held at the j J.'lan Stadium on Saturday. July IC, at 2.30 p.m. The events will
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    JOHORE CRICKET
    308 15 Dohoo Cup Final In j Batu Pahat (From Our Own Correspondentj Batu Pahat, Wednesday. THE Indo-Ceylonese Association won the Dohoo Cup when they defeated the Civil Service Ciub by the narrow margin of ten runs in a cricket match played 011 the ume limit basis. The Indians were
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    CORDONS BEAT CRICKET CLUB Solitary Goal Decides
    436 16 j FIRST DIV. j j Stoddart Makes His Debut Gordons 1; s.C.C 0. A BELATED goal just enabled the Gordons to beat the Cricket Club by I—o at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League. Though the
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    KLUANG SOCCER LEAGUE
    125 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kluang, Tuesday. IN the second round of the Kluang Dis--1 trict Soccer League, the Kluang Chinese met Pearson and Jackson XI of Ayer Hitam at the Jalan Mengkibol padang, the result being a draw of I—l. Mr. Upton of Layang Layang Plantation Ltd.,
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    Batu Pahat Soccer Incident
    219 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat, Wednesday. I ANOTHER unpleasant incident occurred in the League soccer match yesterday between the B.P. Rangers and the Drivers. The Rangers won by six goals to nil. As the referee arrived late, the Drivers refused to play, complaining that it
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    MUAR TEAMS VISIT BATU PAHAT
    363 16 TTTiP i* ,P ntu Panat Wednesday. HE Mnar "913" ping po n g ana basket ball teams visited Batu Pahat unn he w?ek-end and played friendly matches with local clubs. The f [lowing the results- PING PONG Kong Siow beat Muar 919 by 4 games
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    SEGAMAT SCHOOL SPORTS
    559 16 (From Our Own Reporter) Segamat, Saturday SHARIFF bin Baba was the L.iampicn athlete at the annual athletic sports of the Segamat English School, held on the school padang yesterday before a Isrge crowd which included the Hon. Dato Abdullah bin Esa (the State Commissioner >, Mr. F.
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    S.A.F.A. League Tables
    347 16 POSITIONS in the B.AFj soccer competil ims r are as follows:— FIRST DIVISION" P. W. I. d F H Chinese (1) 13 92 2 ;RA F. (5) 12 7 2 3 S RA. (4» |3 8 J 1 RE. (8) 11 7 2 3 2? Malays (9)
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    MUAR SOCCER SURPRIS
    298 16 (From Our Own Ifnar, War I THE Muar Rangers sprang 1 surprise in the Ifuar F. A L year, when they beat la champions, the Land Office, br clear goals. This is the Ri cond win in eleven match* being against the Public W ment. In fairness
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    25 16 I h i I In a friendly soccer maten the Government Trade bern m day Duncan Roberts M s Technical Young** rs hy^^^^M
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    ASSOCIATION OF PRESSMEN IN DELHI
    166 17 (United Press). JllE journalists working at the head--1 quarters of the Government o f India have formed themselves into an Association —Simla New Delhi" with principal object of securing and safeguarding the rights and privileges o* the members in discharge of their duties in relation
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    Sub-Way At The Madras Marina
    116 17 (United Press). MADRAS will shortly have a sub- 1 way for pedestrian traffic at the junction of Pyuoits Road and South Beach Road. Dewan Bahadur R. Subbayva Naidu. Commissioner. Corporation of Madras has drawn up a scheme to construct a sub-way at the Marina end
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    RECORD YEAR FOR AUSTINS
    240 18 IjT is common knowledge that 1937 I proved a highly successful year for I both th.c Austin Seven o.h.v. racing cars and the Seven Le Mans type trials mod sbu f it may not be generally apprei elated that the year proved to be quite -he
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    FROM MOTORING TO FLYING IS A LOGICAL STEP
    1738 18 WHAT YOU MUST DO News For Car Drivers IjtROM motoring to flying is a logical step. So it is in the ranks of moor-ear owners that future private owner fliers are most likely to he found, writes Captain Norman Macmillan fn Modern
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    SIX PREMIER AWARDS
    94 18 Austin Exeter Success THE Grasshopper tea Sevens has scored yet cess by winning three first in the recent M.C.C. Excl Altogether six Le Mans participated and that all class awards is an Indieai consistent performance. The successful team drh D. Bucklev. A. H. Lanelt Scriven: the other
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    THE SCOTTISH RALLY
    189 18 Varied Austin I Entries I Participating in the Scott: i. ]J organised by the Roya! Scottfl Automobile Club, which sta'ts l Glasgow on Whit Monday, and fir.:,J at the Empire Exhibition after a a days itinerary, will be four a 1 models. Of these, three will be
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    60 19 (United Press). hi, June 28. ctivitiea of the need to im- iagera. Dis- J Committees at of eight have been ys and girls village teacher who r imparting of villages, i being sunk i propaganda, true ded to apod a contingent jlsi one for
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    LISLIMS SUPPORT PROHIBITION IN U. P.
    110 19 (United Press). T5 I <B> Air Hail) I I Lucknow, June 29. j ■TS eived Etah arid districts regarding the ol the prohibition experiment I United Provinces Government sch< has made a fa*! Staff sent 16 cases durin Kth ol April wherein 23 persons
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    66 19 I Simla. June 25. H, I. R Singh, an Indian l&dy, H..- been Coopted on the nmB* ited U\ the GovernH t enquire into H'nn.ii education system of the fen' H policy in British B mined by the re- by this Commit- has met with V I
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    RISSA IS THE MOST LEPROUS AREA IN INDIA
    1084 19  -  THE DISEASE IS INCREASING IpECIAL INDIA PAGE —Edited by G. S. Muthukrishnan B. Sc. (United Press). (By Air Mail) Berhampore, June 28. "AKISSA is the most leprous area in India. According to the census report of 1931, there were 111 lepers for
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    Permanent Occupancy Right For Tenants
    81 19 I Poona, June 27. I pted tenancy of I »37 should create I right for tne I ion that he pays a and begins self--1 guiding principle of I proposed ten--1 n was considered 1 'ss leaders' conierM lay under Sardar m-. sidency. B also
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    Usage Of The Prefix "Dr."
    112 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail) Rangoon, June 28. A T the meeting of the Burma Medical A council held recently, the Council considered a motion moved by Dr F. K. Dey and seconded by Dr. M. L. Kundu that enactment should be passed penalising those
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    News Brevities
    202 19 (United Press). The Ceylon Government has decided to impose a duty of Rs. I', per cent, on the import of ghee or substitutes fen hee which contain substances primarily other than vegetable products ana Rs. 10 per cent, on the substitutes of ghee of purely vegetable origin—(United Press.)
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    WHO IS A POLITICAL PRISONER ?
    316 19 WHO IS A POLITICAL PRISONER (United Press). THE report of the U. P. Gaols Reform Committee's Report on goal reform, has now been published. The Committee endorses the recommendation of the majority of the Expert Committee regarding the classification of prisoners into politicals and non-politicals and the further classification of
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    Congress Flag Stands For Non-violence
    169 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail.) Villipuram, June 29. IT has been said that there are other flags in this land, but I would like to remind those who are talking of other flags what this flag -Congress flag) has done. The tricolour flag stands for
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    Next Session Of Bengal Assembly
    166 19 (United Press). Calcutta, June 28. j ABOUT a dozen Government Bills will j be introduced anc some of them 1 taken into consideration by the Ben- I gal assembly which meets for its au- j tumr session on July '19 next. The most important of
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    37 19 (United Press). Mr. A. c. Grieve of Messrs. Jarduie. Skinner and Company. Calcutta, has been appointed to fill the vacancy an the Indian Tea Market Expansion Boe.iJ caused by the resignation of Mr. J. .L Eurder.—(United Press).
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    Wild Game Dwindling Down
    243 19 Reuter. (By Air Mail) Calcutta. WILD game is rapidly disappearing from many of the jung'es India, according 10 Dr. t'. 8. t ox, «1 the Geological Survey of india, whose work lias given h»m w| d c opportunities of observing forest hie during the past £5
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    91 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail.) MR. C. B. Monniah, ex-Secretary, Mass Awakeneis' Union, who was deported from Mysore by ihe Government, came to Bangalore to-day and attended the Ramesam Enquiry Committee nroceedings. When Mr Monniah came out of tne Hall, the City Police arrested
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