Malaya Tribune, 8 July 1938

Microfilm: NL4069
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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales vni. mil No. 161." SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1938 FIVE CEKTS: The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, July S, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, Friday, JULY 8 1938 FIVE CENTS
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    Wife Signs Cheque For £1,400,000
    130 2 New York. WITH America's business men frightened by the recession, and putting the accent on economy Mrs. Arie fawner, H** York dress de■fener, puM bul her cheque book wrote a cheow for 7.000,000 dollars (£1,400.000), and took over the 1,400-roomed Hotel Lincoln, one ol New
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    FLOODED PIT DRAGGED FOR MISSING BOY
    104 2 A Hooded tlay pit was dragged, plantations in the neighbourhood searched and inquiries made by the police throughout the north of England in search of John Reid. nine-yeai -old Choppington (Northumberland) boy. More than GO people were engaged in a search of the Choppington
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    LET'S SIT THIS ONE OUT
    25 2 Dixie Dunbar. 10th Century Fox player spends most of her leisure time either swimming or boating at her Hollywood home.
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    OGPU SEIZE 'LIBERATORS OF RUSSIA'
    102 2 w Warsaw. SOVIET O&pu Chief Jesh.uv belie\es he has tracked down the secret anti-Stalin jcroup. the "Union e.f the Liberators of Russia," by his airest of live generals and 32 other officers of the Moscow GarriM»n. The names are kept secret. Oil c" /rests in
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    MAN WITH £300 DEALT IN MILLIONS
    533 2 OANKRUPTCY experts, hardened to stories of ambitious financial flights, listened amazed in Bankruptcy Building, Carey Street, London, to the story of an ex-hank clerk. With a capital of £300 he had involved Mm** in £5,000,000 worth of property deals in six years, leaving hin
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    Two Sons Lend Father £1,000 To End His 27 Years Of Bankruptcy
    298 2 SVIJEN youthful William Frank Pennirgtor.. Cheshire man who "buill a business from lhe first pound or two" he saved, entered a Warrington court for his public examination in bankruptcy, he expected the inquiry to end in a few
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    U.S.A. HAS FIRST BLACK-OUT
    59 2 <£ Uf i -v v^--" r New York. INARMING Dale, a village of .'»,500 inhabitants typical of America's "main street" communities, carried out the first "black-out" ia America's history between 9.30 and 10 p.m. One of the reasons for the test was to brinjr home to
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    HIGH KICK
    12 2 Virginia Dal?, the Columbia star shows a new-style high kick.
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    Nearly Caused A U. S.-German War
    154 2 THE name of John Klein. American journalist, who has just died, means little to this generation, but Klein was nearly the cause ot war between America and Germain in the 'eighties— a war that only a violent hurrican? averted He was sent to the
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    WIFE, 721 SIZES HUSBAND OF 75
    25 2 WIFE, 72 1 SIZES HUSBAND OF 75 TyjRS. Chark Ho M I ho M been the curse ot our life Hi.- m Fhe th ht
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    FACTS AND FIGURES
    17 3 Virginia Dale and Rita Hayworth. Columbia Starlets, take things easy away from the studio.
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    DENMARK GIVES BYRON STATUE TO GREECE
    161 3 Athens. rIE Danish Government is presenting Greece with a statue of Lord Byron, famous British poet who became a hero of Greece through his activities in the Greek War of Independence a little over a century .ISO. The Greek Government accepted the •fit: frblcb
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    AILING MAN TALKS IN THREE LANGUAGES
    91 3 *dpl:i'de 'South Australia). AMAN who babbles in several tofijpllCTt as be awakes from fits cf unconsciousness, and sifters 'iom complete of memory rfterw -cJ < Hi hosn *'«l frr the third time in six months in Adelaide. F~n'ier In tie year be WSJ unconscious
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    This One Slip Stopped Perfect Crime
    416 3 MAN GIVES HIMSELF UP J Ol T IS WOLFE, aged 37, who was said to have left the country in 19:1b* when summonses we:e issued against him, has been sent to jail at (Joole (Yorkshire) for two years Ho had relented to England, had
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    PEARL VALUED AT £10,000
    80 3 Sydney (New Seuth Wales), SYDNEY jewellers are admiring what is t (aimed to be the finest juarl ever found in Australian waters The pearl weighs 103 grains and was part of the haul of a native diver from an Australian-owned lugger off Broome last June. It
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    BIRDS DIE AS FIRE SWEEPS MOOR
    153 3 DHEASANTS and partridges which refused to have their died in their nests when fire swept 2,000 acres of north Derbyshire moorland recently. Smoke obscured the view for 20 miles around Owler Bay. blacked out tWo villages of Curfcar and Froggatt. Scores of motorists were
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    ADDER ASLEEP ON CHILD'S HEART
    121 3 Copenhagen. A FARMER of Hoerroed, Denmark, was working in a field accomnanied by his little daughter aged three. After the child had played for a time, she lay down to sleep. When her father went to fetch her lor dinner he found an adder sleeping
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    FIRMS MAKE £9,000,000 MERGER
    105 3 CIX Jeremiah Colm'an. 78-year-old chief of the Norwich mustard firm, and Sir Philip Reckitt head of Reckitt and Sons. Hull, announced the union of tWeir companies in a £9.000.000 merger. Sir Jeremiah told sharehoMers that steps would b? taken to safeguard employees. The tradition of fair
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    44 3 (United Press). The Secretary of State for India has consented to the elevation of the Court oi the Judicial Commissioner in Sind to the status of a Chief Court and that the change Is likely to be effected in October this year —(United Press*.
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    "FAINT HEART" WON HER WHISKEY
    195 3 IT was astonishing how people would keep fainting in the street juswhen Mrs. Edith Dennaford. fifty-four, of Dennington Park-road. Hampstead. London. N. W.. happened to be passing j.ublic-houses. Mrs. Dennaford never failed to go to the rescue. Into the public-hr.use she would hurry, beg a
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    Child Drowned At Same Spot As His Brother
    81 3 Three-year-old Desmond Kilroy, of Jersey Street Buildings, Ancoats, Manchester was drowned in a canal near his home at the same spot wnere his brother was drowned four years ago, :t was stated at the inquest. Desmond's mother said she had five children.
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    VISCOUNT FIGHTS BLAZE
    105 3 Scarborough, Yorkshire. UISCOUNT Downe led his private fire brigade which, aided by the Scalby force, saved his 12th century heme, Wykeham Abbey, six miles from Scarborough, from destruction. The men fought the flames for five hours until 6 a.m. Ten rooms in the servants' block, including a
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    COSTLY "SAFETY" PIN
    76 3 ¥7" Brussels. AFTER a recent theft of stamps from a Brussels philatelist, someone, whose name is not disclosed, found one oi the smaller packets and with scrupulous honesty, returned it to the address on the envelope. There were only a few stamps in it, and the sender,
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    FROZEN TO DEATH IN JUNE
    70 3 Prague. THE exceptionally wintry weather only a fortnight before Midsummer's Day has claimed three victims in Eastern Czecholsovakia. _iV. Three shepherds, Havrilo Cjpina, aged 62, Marie Dekun, 50; and Basil Salemba, 14 were caught in a severe snowstorm at a height of about 5,000 feet
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    Egg Fraud "Dens" Sought
    250 3 TJ"" Hull jyjß. S. RHODFS, assistant food inspector for Hull, told the court, here that foreign egps were being taken to unknown '•(.lens" in the city, and after treatment with acid to remove their marks of origin sent out for sale 94 "English." Mr Rhodes was
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      53 3 /^A; near to Nature's food (il PI I During twenty nine years Glaxo has fed 1' 1 ll' babies safely and successfully. Knowledge— sift I B tifl and Glaxo—have advanced with the years, fir I ri I Today's Glaxo gives babies the same happy ANGLO. SiAM CcIIcIatIK LTD.. SINGAPORE, PENANCj.
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      110 3 T. James's, Pall Mall, Piccadilly the London you know so well the London which eSortlessly contrives to supply you with all the most exclusive luxuries of life. From this neighbourhood come the Sackville cigarettes. Much could be told of the fine quality Virginia tobacco, the careful blending, the skill that
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES Cargo-Carrying Fleet
    727 4 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES Cargo-Carrying Fleet CLAN LINE'S 60 YEARS OF PROGRESS qpHIS year the Clan Line Steamers Ltd., (managers. Cayzer, Irvine and Co., Ltd.,) celebrate their Diamond Jubilee, having been founded in 1878 by the late Sir Charles VV. Cayzer. Bart. To mark the occasion a booklet outlining the history
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    Veteran Car Wins
    41 4 A nine-year-old car. reckoned by the handicappers to be the slowest in the race, won the twenty-miles event for the Locke-King trophy at Brooklands. The winner was F. E. Elgood. in a 1929 model Bentley, at 106.41 m.p.h.
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    ANGLO-TURKISH TRADE AGREEMENT
    311 4 rj»HE Board of Trade has issued as a White Paper the terms of the Anglo-Turkish Trade Agreement. According to the agreement, provision is made for substantial increases in the amount and value of the mineral and certain other products to be exported irom the Turkish Republic in
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    Huge Dredger
    286 4 To Salve Fortune From Sunken Frigate Terschelling. 1TARIMATA, the world's greatest dredger, has arrived here to begin its cask of salving £220,000 from the 138-year-old wreck of the British frigate Lutine. Originally built for tin-dredging in the East Indies, Karimata rides the sea like a floating factory. It
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      495 4 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA (incorporated m England). p. 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. 9
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      484 4 •j. J BANGKOK LINE. CHINA JAPAN LINE. i Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Big Cargo vessels with limited but I Cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath, comfortable Passenger Accommoda- To: Marseilles, London, Rotterdam, tion. i Hamburg and Copenhagen. 1 MS. From Spore M'ca P.S. P'ng To: Port Said, Palestine, Rotterdam, J
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      224 4 lIAMBI'RG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutsch-Australische DamptschifTs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICL OUTWARD HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 193 I m.s. RHEINLAND via Manila July 19 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN via Manila Aug. 3 m.s. ERMLAND via Manila Aug. 11 HOMEWARD HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due
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      435 4 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTSCHE| LLOYD, (Incorporated < n Germany). The undernoted are the Compan intended fixtures:— J yt OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANgma. NORTH CimiA and JAPAN Hue Spoto t "NECKAR" m "GNEISENAU" omits N China fl ill "CREFELD" 'REGENSBURG "SCHARNHORST" omits N. 5 China HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND, HAMBURG BREMEN Sails
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      1952 5 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT, SINGAPORE. Originating Summons No. 146 of 1937. In the Matter of a Deed of Revocation axd Resettlement dated the 16th day of June, 1936, and made between Christopher Benson Francis of 'he one part and the said Christopher Benson Francis of the
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      237 5 ENJOY the acme off Vigour and t a in i ii a in 3© minutes There is ro need for a lengthy and tiresome treatment for weeks or months if you feel weak or eld before you are young. The latest remedy of a great German Scientist by the name
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      34 5 |1 JACKSON L CO LTD. I 9H s/ncapore. wtm !Pure Malabar Indian SANDAL WOOD OIL Certified By The Bombay Government Chemical Analyser. Obtainable at: I SORABJI NOWROJI CO., 6, Raffles Quay, Tel. 738 L
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    155 6 Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore, July 8. MINING. Tin three months £195.10.0 up 42 6d. Spot £11)4.5.0 up 37 6d. and New York 43 5 8 cents up l Q cent. There are a fair number of ordrers for Tin shares from London and they are
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    TIN
    19 6 Singapore, July 8. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was: 596 V 2 (down $V2).
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    RUBBER
    18 6 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 25 (down Sellers 25% (down V«)-
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    832 6 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, July 7, 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 4|3 4|9 Asam Kumbang 29 31- Austral Malay 44 *i; norn Ayer Hitam 24 9 25 9 Ayer Weng 0.57V 2 0.62*2 Bangrin Tin 211- f*r Batu Selangor 1.40
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    BUKIT KATIL RUBBER OUTPUT
    36 6 It is reported that the rubber crop of the Bukir Katil Rubber Estates Ltd for the month of June was 17,020 lbs. The total for the past two months was 30.981 lbs.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    314 6 MINING Singapore, July 8. Buyers Sellers Ampats 43 49 Ayer Hicams 24|9 25 9 Bangrins 21;- 22 jBatu Selangor 140 1.45 Chenderiangs 15|- 16Hitam Tin 0.38 0.43 Hongkong Tin 23,6 24,9 Hong Fatts 0.98 1.03 Idris Hyd. 7;9 BJ9 Ipoh Tin 24 6 26 6
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    102 6 British Official Wireless London. July 7. }-aris 177 55 64 New York 4.93% Montreal 4.97% Brussels 29.13 3 4 Geneva 21.60 Amsterdam 8.95 5 8 Milan P3 7 8 Berlin 12 28 Prague 142 7 3 Copenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19.390 Oslo 19.90 Vienna nominal Madrid nominal Lisbon 110
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    Malaka Pinda
    37 6 The output of the Malaka Pinda Rubber Estate Ltd.. estates for the month of June. 1938. amounts to 60,045 lbs. making a total of 541.345 lbs. for the ten months of the current financial year.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    155 6 FRASER COMPANY. comnanv UST 0F CURRENT DIVIDENDS company Dividend Books Singapore. July 7. 5 p.m. close Total for financial TTN- Date Ex Div. year Kamunting Tin M June 28 2?« *«5 T less tax J 3 Aug. i 9 15% London Tin 2V I" 1 Jal y 19 July 22
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    269 6 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 4»/ 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. m Mar. 31, Sept. 30 107 no norn AV 2 1909 red. 1955
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    429 6 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Thursda RUBBER Previous To-aay nano lone Steady Easy aanspot Buyers 7»'- 7 7m> Sellers 7 3 8 7% Ist Forward (August) Buyers 75 16 7% .7,° 7% 7 9 16 ,J 2nd Forward (September) Euyers 7% 7% Sellers 77 16 7 9,16 *rd Forward
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      285 6 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. (Incorporated In Straits Settlements and registered as a Trust Company). Guaranteed and controlled by The Mercantile Bank of India, Limited. The Company, having the necessary powers, is prepared to undertake Executor and Trustee Business and all other work authorised by Section 7 of
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      45 6 SOUTH BRITISH (INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD incorporated In New Zealand) MOTOR CAR INSURANCE W. J. DEXTER, Mananer tel. 5926. a ilniayton Oreea THE EASTERN UNITED BURGLARY PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENS ATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. F. W HALL. General Manager
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      176 6 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the St rait Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES Managing Director $172 Secretary 4944 General Manager 3513 Accountant 3028 Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA," LONDON BANKERS: NEW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank. Ltd, fHllkl 1 living
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    RAIN
    79 7 pouring rain, members of tl Royal family and the Cabinet left Vlaii'l in -the-Fields Church. Trafalgar Square. London, after the Memorial Service icr the Queen's mcther, the Countess of more, who died in London from a heart attack at the age of 76. ath postponed the visit the King
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    AMERICAN MARKET DAILY REPORT
    578 7 COM**** of S E Levy Co.) Singapore, Friday. White. Weld and Company, irk, report by cable as follows: STOCKS large block transactions and ing stimulus of overnight traitor. cially regarding rails, profitheld the opening gains to reaproportions and the subsequent i the market was orderly, rket
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    LOCAL TALK ON MUSIC
    198 7 DR. Alfred Mistowski. of the Trinity College of Music in London, who arrived in Singapore recently, delivered a lecture last night to teachers of the Singapore Chinese Girls School. Dr. Mistowski has come to Malaya to hold musical examinations throughout the country, after which he proposes
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    No Ban On Germans
    123 7 British Official Wireless. London, July 7. ASKED if we would consider the possibility of finding room for additional German refugees by cancelling the permission of German non-refugeas to remain in Britain, the Home Secretary, Sir Samuel Hoaxe, said the occasion for such an action would only
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    Wants All Golfers Over 40 To Wear Monocle
    174 7 gVERY golfer over 40 ought to wear a monocle. So Dr. Harry S. Gradle, Chicago eye surgeon, tells American oculists. "It is especially valuable," he explains, "for people suffering from presbyopia, which includes most of the human race over 40 year* old
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    SHOPS COMPELLED TO CLOSE
    246 7 SINGAPORE was in a state of nervous apprehension last night. Hooliganism was evident in many parts of the town and intimidation of Chinese shopkeepers is reported. One Chinese coffee shop-keeper, who ventured to open his doors last night at Bernam Street, in the Tanjong Pagar district,
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    POLICE BAND
    41 7 POLICE band engagements for July are as follows: July 24. Botanic Gardens (8.30 p.m.): July 25. Telok Ayer (6 p.m.); July 26. Katong Park (6 p.m.); July 27. Botanic Gardens (5.30 p.m.) and July 29. Katong Park (8.30 p.m.).
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    DETAINED IN SPY CASE
    93 7 Miss Sylvia Bradshaw, 24-year-old daughter of a Hove (Sussex) motcr engineer who was delained in Louisiana after it was alleged she had made photographs of an Army airport, arrived at Southampton on the 'Queen Mary" frcm America. She was detained fcr six days, but finally absolved
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    119 7 Singapore. July 8. Snip* alongside the Wharves or exxcten to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Plancius 22: Tilawa 20. sneers Wharl iEntrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) McNeil Maru 14: Meonia 11. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Grcy3toke Castle 30. City of Kimberley 32:
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      103 7 tftansomes LAWN MOWERS HANSONES SIMS .lEFFERIES, Ltd., supply machines socrallv designed for all conditions of grass cutting on golf courses' aerodrome, sports grounds parks, lawns, etc., and we invite prospective users to submit their individual requirements, when expert irffl gladly be furnished. GANG MOWERS The introduction of the Gang Mower
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      633 7 BOYLES BROsTdML^^ TEMPORARY OFFICES' MALAYA: 17, RAFFLES HOTEL, SPORE. GRAND HOTFT ipnn DIAMOND DRILLING CONTRACTORS MANUFACTURERS FXPERIENCED CREWS AVAILABLE ON SHORT NOTICE Consult us about your core drilling: prcblems WE STOCK READY SET BITS. HEAD OFFICE FACTORY: FAR EASTVANCOUVER, CANADA Boyles Bros. Drilling (Philippines) Co Manila, P.I. Ml =5 1
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      65 7 X \\K OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. MODERN BANKING With branches and subbranches 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. 7» j TO-LET OFFICES IN
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    365 8 TO-DAV FOR PEE DATE AND TIME Rengat and Tembilahan Banka Jul y 8 1 P- m Aden 4 Cordelia" 8 2 P m Africa East ''Cordelia" 8 2 P- m Africa South Cordelia" >. 8 2 P- m Burma "Cordelia" „82 p.m. Canada Whole "Cordelia" 8 P m
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    154 8 Mails expected from Australia. Netherands Indies etc. by Air (.Qantas* 'o-day. Of liveries of boxholders' let* ers cn!y 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Europe etc. London' by Air <Imperial' to-day. Deliveries of boxholders* letters only 4 p.m. md general delivery
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    EXCHANGES
    211 8 The following are the exchange stock -his morning according to V t daily dfcular issued by the Hong k< and Shanghai Banking Corporallorf. SELLING Singapore, Julv a 1 ondon T.T. 2 3 29 32 London demand 2 3 29 32 Lyons demand 203C Switzerland demand 254 Hamburg demand 141%
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    Dry Rubber
    35 8 frJ^\f, timat( cx P° rt 01 <*ry rubber tZ J^ a i y Brunei and for f June 1938 is estimated as 34.000 tons, according to n commu nujue from (he c..iaroiki Labout
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    ALLEGED UNLAWFUL PROCESSION
    64 8 Singapore, Thursda>. ON a charge of holding a procession without a permit from the CM*f Police Oflicer in Maiabai Street shortly before eight o'clock last night, a* young Chinese. Gov foon Mm. claimed trial when he appeared before Mr. J. C. H. Oldham, the Second Magistrate, thismorning.
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    104 8 DULY PRICES (IKKI.NT. Singapore, Thmsday noon. Buyer... Bellers No. I.X R.S.S. in cases (F.OB. July) 25% 25« 3 QOOd FAQ m bales (FO B. July» 24^ 4 No. I.X.R S S. 1 Spot-loose I lawardabl? Spore 1 25 1 4 25 :>, 8
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    MARRIED YESTERDAY
    30 8 THE WEDDING picture of Mr. C. F. Baum-arten and Miss I) VI Hocquardt, taken at the Cathedral of Good Shepherd v- terdav the ceremony. Tribune. c til MB
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    GOLDEN HOPE RUBBER
    314 8 8 DIVIDEND rE Annual General Meeting of the Golden Hope Rubber Estate. Limited, was held recently in London. Mr. Eric (the chairman i said:—ln the financial year which ended in February quota releases averaged 82.9 per cent, as against 65 per cent for our previous period, and
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    Fall From Third Floor
    64 8 Singapore. Friday. A Tamil woman was removed by ambulance late last night to the General Hospital after having fallen frcm ihe third floor on to the first floor of a h«use in Rochore Road. She was conscious although, aoart frcm other injuries, she sustained a compound
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    "OUR PLANTED AREA QUADRUPLED"
    306 8 Straits Plantations Ltd. Report THE annua; genera] meeting t Ltd.. was held recenttv in London. The Chairman, Mr Eric Mac v "aid: The acquisition In 193" of iicw properties brought ou: area up to 25 square miles inciud 1.100-acre block of o 1 palms which may
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    JUDGE AND JURY DISAGREE
    40 8 Sin gapo re. Thar s i y Found not guilty bj verdict of the jury, Ong driving instructoi was to-d by Mr. Justice Borne al Assizes, his lordship remai d?d not agree wi'h the jury find
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      719 8 MALAYAN PREMIEQ HOTEL A j TO-NIGHT (OCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 P.M. TO 8.:i0 P.M. > dinner Dance (informal) 9.30 p.m. to midnight. THE POPULAR VERSATILE COMEDIAN —ANDY RICE— TELE! HONE No. 5381. NON-DINERS $1.00 RA.°FLES ORCHESTRA DIRECTED BY DAN HOPKINS. SEA VIEW HOTEL TO-NIGHT SATURDAY SPECIAL DINNER SERVED ON THE LAWN
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      42 8 Take your choice says Joyce /f^jS^ NUTTY CRISPS fx^^** 1 AFTERNOON TEA J ROYAL ASSORTED /1 J CREAM CRACKERS II /A\ \f^gSSS^^ CREAMY CHOCOLATE II UJJ T ORIENTAL ASSORTED I I Sole Agents: WVyCS jOT Choice (Incorporated in S. S.). W pjq;
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    Shanghai's Reign Of Terror
    97 9 FIFTEEN BOMBS DROPPED Reuter. Shanghai, July 7. i H \NGHAI was turned into an b arme d camp following the brief but intense reign of terror this morning when fifteen bomb, were thrown in widely separated parts of the Scttle--,»„1 in the space of an hour,
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    RAILWAY BOMBED
    69 9 Reuter. Canton, fWj rvifTTATIONS of Japanese raids E X in commemoration of the: anni- rv of the beginning of h.stilivP lro realised with an a*arm at tIPS were real,s lanes visited the ■SS a m., but no planes \i-l S all clear" sounded at 12.30. Th. raiders this
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    To-day's Diary Of Events
    113 9 SPORTS FOOTBALL: Malaya Cup. Singapore v. T „ScS Sta<l Sapore A.A.A. Heats. SCC P SSEMENTS HVIUON: "The Awlul Truth." Ml ,P^OL 9 15 "You're A Sweetheart U» P- m f iQ-iR" md "The Right DTTZ -vogues of 19o» anu HuVrTcare" Atlantic TheatreipH J U uagment of
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    CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS
    378 9 r There are numerous Clubs in SingaJr]> members of which are readers o The Malaya Tribuner TW. nrovided specially for tnem. aex/r Taries are invited to co-operate in keeptoy it up-to-date and complete HapJninps of general interest. mill still W included in the "Diary of EvenU
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    DAMAGE TO TAXI-CABS
    105 9 Singapore, Thursday, j TRACTION Company strikers are still 1 holding out and there arc no> signsof negotiations for settlement of the mam points at issue being renewed The General Transport Co., LW-, tins morning offered to run their taxicabs over the routes normally serv ed by the
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    Police Protection For Taxis?
    328 9 THOUGH the Tribune was officially informed last night that "the authorities are doing iheir best to alleviate the situation." it is doubtful if an emergency transport service equal to the demand is likely to be introduced to-day-Members of the Traction Company European staff did not. as
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    SPANISH VOLUNTEERS
    424 10 gRITA IX and France are -till punning their thankless task of removing volunteers from war* torn Spain, and of endeavouring to keep the area of hostilities as restricted as possible. A resolution now pasted by the Non-inter-vention Committee provides for the collection of volunteers and thtir removal Hamburg,
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    RESCUE THAT STIRRED BRITAIN
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    Centenary Of Grace Darling
    320 10 Won Fame In A Night £a j£| NE hundred years ago Britain Was stirred as seldom had happened before by the story 01' a great sea rescue which since become a world legend. To-day Grace Darling is one of the heroines of whom children of all
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    LEARNT TO ROW
    314 10 CJOMETIMES, as a ?reat treat, he would row her to one of the neighbouring Islands, bare of all but animal life. It was on these occasions that Grace Darnng learnt tc handle an car ard steer a beat. At ether times she was busy in ;he lighthouse
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    "LET US GO, FATHER"
    303 10 AT about thiee o'clock in the morning the Forfarshire snapped in two. The captain, his wife and those who had been with them in the stern ""oiuti iherasetves in the sea. Nine people managed to cling to the wreckage of the bows. Which were stuck fast
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    DIED SOON AFTER
    214 10 ritHE mm who had been rescued soon revived sufficiently to help William Darling to make another trip to the wreck, from which more of the survivors were safely taken The remainder were rescued by a boat from Bunderland. As soon as the news of the rescue uo:
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    NOTES & COMMENTS
    333 10 NOTES COMMENTS A Worthy Appointment npHE announcement by the British Government that Admiral Sir Charles Little, Commander-in-Chief of the China Squadron, is to succeed Admiral sir Martin E. Dunbar-Nasmith to the high rank ot Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty and Chief of Naval Personnel will be received with satisfaction throughout
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    IRELAND'S PRESIDENT INSTALLED
    19 11 Dr. Douglas Hyde, the first president of Eire (inset), was installed in office at Dublin Castle.
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    PALESTINE FOR JEWS: AN EVIAN SUGGESTION
    309 11 Evian, July 7. nKOFESSOB Heinrich Neumann, the famous Vienna P irrised beading a delegation of the Vienna Jewish community with an l to tV conference to tax .fitat e Jewish emigration from Austria. P *P*Ue»or Nemnanntold Keute. the delegation came purely in a private
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    LOCKHEED PLANES FOR BRITAIN
    60 11 Reuter. Los Angeles, July 7. THE Lockhted Company, announce that production will be starting next week on tl'c British Government's order for 200 reconnaissance planes, valued at seventeen million dollars. Th\s first machines ar e expected to be ready for shipment in three months and the
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    China Will Succeed
    77 11 Reuter. Berlin. July 7. THE unity of 450 million people in China will succeed in driving out the enemy and restoring the mtegrnv and sovereienty of our land.' said inChinese ambassador in an aodress to 400 Chinese residents in Germany on tne occasion of the first annr.'ersary
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    TROOPS & WARSHIPS SENT TO HAIFA TO KEEP ORDER
    333 11 TROOPS WARSHIPS SENT TO HAIFA TO KEEP ORDER Reign Of Terror Continues Reuter British Official wireless. London. Ju«> 7. np\VO battalionsof British troops from Egypt have been ordered to proceed to Palestine without delay, it is announced, following the outbreak of a serious campaign of riotin? and bloodshed in the
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    TORPEDO BOATS IN YANGTSE
    203 11 China Using New Speed Fleet Shanghai. Ju-y 8. TT b repelled thai If ssaall torpedo I beats belongin." to the Chinese Government, each capable <»* a -need of fifty miles an hour, arc engaged in Bghting Jajsanese warships in the Pwper basin. Ttiree Japanese transports escorted
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    Nine Die In "Mock" Fire
    96 11 Reuter. Lisbon. July 7. j UIME were killed and thirteen seriously N injured, mostly boys when a mock tire, arranged for a tire brigade Wstratkm led to panic here to-da^ A four-storeyed wooden building was erected. Firemen's sons were irtftailed as tenants in tne building,
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    Sugar Problems
    39 11 London, July T. THE international sugar council met in London on Tuesday to consider the working of the sugar and w held preliminary discussions cf it ponc> for the second quota year, which op.m, on Sept. 1.
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    INDIAN STATES IN DISPUTE
    201 11 London. July 7. THE recent dispute between the states I of Sikar and Jaipur was the subject of a statement in the Commons to-de by the Under-Secretary for He said trouble broke out in Ami. between the Jaipur Darbar and Rao Raja of Sikkar. who is
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    BURGOS PLAN UNDER DISCUSSION
    186 11 Reuter. London, July 6. £22 Spa «n »U. be simitar* d.v.ded between Hamburg anil Genoa. It is understood that as a to-day s Cabinet consideration of the Spanish Nationalist reply as to the protest against the bomomg of Brlifcn shin Sir Robert Hodgson will return tc
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    24 11 Cholera is raging in Swatow. The epidemic is reported to be spreading Over GOO cases have been reported ot which 200 have proved fatal.
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    1,000 SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN SHANGHAI
    82 11 Reuter. Shanghai, July 7. |N a series of raids throughout the day the" Settlement police have arrested over 1,000 suspicious characters—the biggest round-up in the history of Shanghai. There were 13 incidents this morning, which took toll as follows: four Chinese and two Japanese killed,
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    Bradman In Dispute With Control Board
    99 11 Reuter. London, July 7. DON Bradman is reported to be at loggerheads with the Australian Cricket Board ct Control, which has refused an application to waive the rule to enable Mrs. Bradman to visit him in England. The cricketers' eontract.s forbid contact with relatives
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    H. M. S. KENT READY FOR SERVICE
    131 11 London, July 7. THE Duke of Kent flew to Rochester this morning and motored to Chatham Dockyard where he was met by Admiral Sir Edward R. G. R. Evans, commander-in-chief of the Nore, and flag officers. They all embarked on the Admiral's bare,e
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    CANADA BANS JAPANESE
    43 11 Reuter. Ottawa, July 7. THE National Conservative Convention has passed a resolution recommenclInc the Canadian Government to take effective steps to exclude Orientals from Canada and suggesting a scheme for selected immigration of families from Britain. Ireland end France —Renter.
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    Prague Talks Resumed
    125 11 Reuter. Prague, July 7. f>P. fed™ and the Sudeten German A> representatives to-day resumed negctiations corcern'mg the drafting of the Xationaiies Statute, suspended during the Sokol festival. Efforts are being made to reach a compromise en the eight points which Herr Henlein submitted but it is doubtful
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    31 11 The Japanese vice-minister tor foreign eisn affairs (Mr. Horin Ouchi> has made i renrese-.nations to the French Ambassador 'M. Arsene Henry I in regard to the French occupation of Paracel islands.
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    NO HOPE OF TRANSPORT STRIKE ENDING UNLESS EMPLOYEES AGREE TO ARBITRATION
    666 12 COMPANY ISSUES STATEMENT Singapore, Thursday. miJAT unless and until the employees are *;ble to see that some form of arbitration is the only way out of the difficulty there seems to be no hope of the strike coming to
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    AIR VICE-MARSHAL LEAVES
    153 12 Singapore, Friday. AIR Vice-Marshal A. W. Tedder leaves for England to-day to take up his appointment at the Air Ministry. He has been appointed to the important post of Director General- of Research and Development, a newly created office to look after and speed up aircraft production.
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    NEW TRAFFIC COURT FOR SINGAPORE
    182 12 Singapore, Thursday. FE establishment of a special Traffic Court in the old Sepoy Lines Police Station is envisaged in a communique which has just been published by the Colonial Secretary. The communique reads: "The report of the Committee which was appointed some months ago under
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    SEREMBAN DEMONSTRATION
    185 12 (From Our Own Reporter, Seremban, Thursday. A FEELING of insecurity prevailed in town to-day and fears of anti-Japanese demonstrations nearly came true, when a large crowd collected in front of a Japanese dentist's shop, alleging that two Chinese women had gone upstairs for treatment. The crowd soon increased
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    UNITED MALACCA
    28 12 The rubber crop of the United Malacca Rubber Ertates Ltd., for the month of June was 35,000 lbs., the total for two months being 72,800 lbs.
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    RIOTS SEQUEL IN COURT
    70 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, July 8. TWENTY more Chinese were charged in the police court yesterday in connection with the riot in Penang. Among them was a Municipal clerk who was airested. Bail in $250 was granted, the Municipal Electrical Engineer, Mr. Trogers, standing surety.
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    Malayan Exhibition
    121 12 IN conjunction with the Malayan A;riHorticultural Exhibition at Kuala Lumpur on July 30 and 31 and Aug. 1. the Rubber Research Institute will be open to the public from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m Demonstrations of apparatus and oi the work
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    KING'S HOUSE
    203 12 Tuesday. June 28. Hon Mr. G. E. Cator, Hon. Mr. C. C. Brown and Hon. Mr. C. L. Green arrived to stay at King's House. The following were the guests at a dinner given by His Excellency at King's House this evening:— Hon Raja Uda bin Raja Muhammad.
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    PATRIOTS FORCE SHOP TO CLOSE
    42 12 section of the crowd of Chinese which gathered outside a shop in Cecil Street, Kuala Lumpur, and demanded that trn» shoo should be closed in commemoration of the anniversary of the outbreak of Bine-Japanese c H hostilities.—(TriburU).
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    166 12 Singapore. Thursday. THE wedding took place at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd this afternoon between Mr. Cyril Francis Baumgarten, son of Mrs. Edith Baumgarten of Bingapore, and Miss Doreen Marguerite Hocquardt. daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Hocquardt. also of Singapore. Tho bride was given away by her uncle
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    B.M.B.C. BROADCAST
    33 12 Mr. C S. See, author of "A Chinese Sees the World," will broadcast from the 8.M.8 C. on Monday. July 18. at 7.45 p.m. on "The Fascinating Night Life of Chicago."
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    Mr, Tan Kah Kee Deprecates Disturbances In Penang
    321 12 Singapore, Thursday. pERMITTED to be held onl> under ihe guarantee of the chairman that the law would be observed, the Chinese muss meeting which took place at the Happy World Covered Stadium to-day was attended by more than 10.000 people, among them
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    PYTHON IN GARDEN
    122 12 Tap.i.-. T! urstlav. A LARGE pyth in measui A about 12 f«*ci icng and weighing about 50 pounds ha been caught by a Chin doner It air I crowd and v 1 i(l tc a Chinese i During the last lio m nt the Chine c squ
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    12 12 The annual untitled St. Anne will take piaci 31. at Bukit Mertajam
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    SCOUTING IN MALAYA WELL RECEIVED
    99 12 Singapore, Thursday. hre have just received the June copy "j of Scouting in Malaya,' a well set up and attractive little magazine, lavishly illustrated with pleasing pictures. There are many anecdotes of scout life in Malaya and some interesting articles concerning the work and general
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    BEL RETIRO
    66 12 Friday, July 1. In the morning His Excellency visited various sites at Penang. His Excellency had luncheon with the Hon. Mr. Justice A. B. Howes and Mrs. Howes. Saturday, July 2. In the morning His Excellency visited various sites at Province Wellesley. His Excellency was present at the
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    Madras Premier's Narrow Escape
    189 13 (By Air Mail). Virudhunagar, June 29. A PARTY of Congressmen were attacked by black flag demonstrator while returning to Virudhunagar. Hon Mr. C. Rajagopalachariar, the premier ol Madras, alter addressing the p-mnad Taluk Conference at Aruppukottai was returning to Virudhunagar yesterday when about fifty black flag
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF MOTOR-CAR
    61 13 Singapore, Thursday. CHARGED with the theft of a motorcar belonging to a Chinese in Townsend Road shortly before seven o'clock last night, Lan Guan Hwce claimed trial when he was charged before Mr. J. C. H. Oldham, the Second Magistrate, this morning. Bail of $50 was
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    Left £45,000
    80 13 Sir John Thomas Davies X.C.8.. C.V 0., of The Meadow, Little Baddow, Chelmsford, Essex, former private secretary to Mr. Lloyd Geoige, who died on March 31, aged fifty-seven, in his £45,000 will, left io his friend and personal private secretary. Miss Elizabeth Annie Bowdidge, £2,000 as a token
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    ARAB KILLED AT JERUSALEM
    34 13 Reuter. Jerusalem, July 7. An Arab was killed and another criously wounded by a bomb in the ty near the scene of the murder of tiro Jews, two days ago.—Reuter.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    101 13 Ipoh; Brit. 1,278 tons; from Telck Anson 7.7 to Port Dickson 9.7. Benlawers; Brit. 5,943 tons, from 7.7 to Hongkong 13.7. Greystoke Castle; Brit. 5,853 tons. Iron Manila 6.7 to New York 11.7. Azuma Maru; Japanese; 6.646 tons from Hamburg 6.7 to Yokohama 8 7. Medusa; Brit. 579
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    STRIKERS REPLY TO COMPANY
    192 13 OFFICIALS of the Singapcre Traction Company's employees Association tcid a Tribune reporter this morning rot after studying the statement iisued pics they could discern no ange in the aniiudo ol the company. The previous committer of 25 had ened in nearly four months, negotiaiens with the
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    BEANS DUMPED INTO SEA
    105 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, July 8. HPHE anti-Japanese demonstra- tions which swept Penang at the beginning of the week had a repercussion at Province Wellesley yesterday when a sundry shop. Chop' Sin Hu.it. Matang Tengah village, was forced to destroy 28 bags of soya beans.
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    WEARNE'S NEW PLANES LEAVE ENGLAND
    102 13 THE two four-eiiKined de Havilland aeroplanes which are io operate with Wearne Bros, internal a*r service in Malaya left England yesterday at 4 a.m. Originally they were expected to leave en July 1. If weather conditions arc favourable they should arrive in Singapore next Thursday
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    APOLOGY CLOSES CASE
    58 13 In the case of Rex vs. Julian Israel, an apology was tendered by defendant through his counsel, Mr. S. Fung, and this was mentioned in court and recorded when the case came up In the Fifth Court to-day. Mr. T. W. Ong appeared for the complainant, who
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    HOSPITAL BALL
    31 13 Last night's Hospital Charity Ball at the Raffles Hotel is expected to benefit St. Andrew's Hospital to the extent of about $1,200, the function having proved a great success.
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    MALARIA THROUGH THE CENTURIES
    545 13 THROUGHOUT the ages, fever has always been one of the scourges or humanity. Thus, we come across the word "fever" in various texts of the Old and New Testament. If we connect this fact with the natural conditions of the country, which abounds in marshes and
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    New Parity For Dollar?
    175 13 Reuter. London, July 7. FOREIGN exchange circles, while gratified at the sustained activity in the dollar to-day's rate being 4.9359 to the pound compared with 4.9428 at the close yesterday, confess to be somewhat mystified regarding the actual cause. It is freely admitted that in the
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    A.R.P. FOR THE CITY OF LONDON
    152 13 London. July 7. THE question of air raid precautions fdr the City of London came up at the meeting of the Common Council held at the Guildhall to-day. The Air Raid Precautions Committee recommended that in view of the necessity for increasing the number
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    THIRD TEST WEATHER PROSPECTS ARE GLOOMY
    535 14 INTERMITTENT SHOWERS AFTER CONTINUOUS RAIN Drawn Games Are Traditional At Old Trafford Manchester, July 7. THE weather outlook for the Third Test which will be played this week-end, on Friday, Saturday, Monday and is elooim. It has been raining intermittently for several days and
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    Invited To Old Trafford
    89 14 'THE teams for the Third Test slirt- j A |ng to-day will be selected from V. 1? Hammond AUSTRALIA ENGLAND H, Hradmaii P. A. Gibb S. J. MeCabe T. l\ Smailes W. A. Brown D. Compton J. 11. Kingleton IF. Verily B. t* Hassatt E. Pavnter
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    BRITISH GOLF OPEN
    165 14 Sandwich, July 7. AFTER leading ihe amateurs with a brilliant effort over the hrst 18 holes. James Brucn, the %cung Walker Cup player faded to oualify, in the British open go.f championship at Ktyal St. Swf** Other notable failures were E. Whitcombe, Havers, and Braid. Cyril Tolley
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    CARD FOR THIRD DAY AT IPOH
    1241 14 FINAL BAY OF JULY MEETING PROGRAMME CONSISTS OF NINE EVENTS rYHE following is t|»c card for the third and final day of the Perak July professional race mooting to hf? run off in Ipoh to-morrow afternoon subject to scratching and adjustment of order of
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    Transport Workers Urged To Arbitrate THE TRACTION CO. STRIKE
    137 15 WHAT OUR READERS SAY- r 0) the Malnva Tribune) I be -pccnd strike within I months and I think tlv ,,r than the* pre ifccis vciriors pWWr T *>? 1 j'Wt-s will excuse their n fb?n '"turn m to office I»"'
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    OUT MONOPOLY
    51 15 I Editor oj the Malaya Tribune) f n 0 efthU e m^r ly cert a Sly time for the Municipal Com- Ttete action. Without mohere will oe no strike. TricUon Company held the I ,v. Tile bus -ervice has been ver> ■jequate. Yours, etc., CLERK Ĕ-. more. July
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    THE ARMY HELP
    111 15 :f.e Editor o/ the Malaya Tribune' '1:-Although lengthy hp fxoected betore a settlement e arrived at in the present gns--m-h-p what the public neeas i action in dealing with th j .re is only one solution. Oet we Lr.s to ooerate the bus i to the traditions
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    ARBITRATE
    56 15 he Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir.--Office workers are being put to :onsidprable amount of inconvenience ::d trouble by the present tramway 'rke. I wonder if the strikers haVv. topped to consider for a moment oiu Why* don't they arbitrate? Surely would be a better way of settling. '~e
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    CHINA'S REFUGEES
    114 15 > the Editor oj the Malaya TribureTl.e suggestion that we adC1 nose wur refugees inlo Malaya ve a perfectly proper one. r into consideration f he fac* .1. ava's focrl supplies are mainly imported from other countries, iii.iert should admit refugees- them land for padi and otnci i
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    JULY SEVENTH
    169 15 rT, > the Editor of tk? Malaya Tribune) -ir since the outbreak of the Sinohostilities, the local Chinese •'ders have formed a Committee Ur *der the name of "The Singapore ChiRelief Fund Committee' which *itct has been to appeal for ul L 'om thf Chinese community for relic*
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    CALL TO MALAYAN CHINESE
    265 15 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune Sir—July 7 is a day of sorrow and rejoicing to the Chinese people. Exactly, a year ago to-day, the, first shot was fired at Lukouchiao, sotanding the call to all Chinese people to unite and aetend their motherland. The
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    OUR ANTIDELUVIAN DIVORCE LAWS
    179 15 (To the Editor of the MaJc.ua Tribute* Sir—Our legislators usual!'/ vour'to biin»'. our laws into L.it Wiu .similar lawsin *"&lan however, has careful lhl> colony stances n.w Christians find it under UD i y for dissolution of impossible make any reasontheir n.arria-e wj. a t^c ,inhap-ably-minded
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    OVERWORKED NURSES
    77 15 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tnbunt Sir. —X am a regulator Andrew's rriw here the nurses the maternity ward wnere are really overworked, considering that they have to be on duty for eighr hours a day. For girls to woik for so many hours is undoubtedly breaking
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    SOCIAL EVIL
    493 15 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.' Sir, —After reading Dr. Galloway's scathing indictments in one of your issues some time ago on social evils in Singapore. I have been spending some aays at the Rallies Library ninning through the files of the Malayr Tribune 1923-1930 and have
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    35 15 We have received a large number of letters on the subject of the transport strike, hut it is impossible to publish them all. Our selection printed to-day, however, is representative of the various views expressed.
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      273 16 1 1 1 1 I i i i .i .I i I Adorable, Alluring ALICE FA YE SINGS and Dances in the grandest Musical Show of all! I TO-NIGHT at the C APITOL j all A Humper DOUBLE ATTRACTION 1| Ĕfa NEW UNIVERSAL, producers of "3 SMART GIRLS 7 present
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    START OF THE SINGAPORE A. A. MEETING
    369 17 Big Gathering On Padang FiRST DAY |sJew Record In Discus Throw <> |R1 wa> made in the Singa--4 Amateur Athletic Association J,t on the S.CC. Padang yesterEi ifternooa when heats in the k m yards. 88» yards. I- long jump, and po<e held.
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    TO-DAY'S CUP-TIE
    65 17 ME s ollowaas have been invited kj ihe S.A.F.A. to turn out at ftason Road Stadium, ready to play lired, a;asnsi Johore, m the t it a up match to-day: V; v! f'.ahman, Haji Abdul Rahman \7u, G. Day, Dollah, James Hot Khoon. Kee Siang, C. D. erg,
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    TANGLIN TENNIS TOURNEY
    317 17 KESULTS of yrsterday's tics in the Tanglhl Club tcnni.s tournament: CULLEN CUP Miss Dunne and H.nton I Is> brat Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hughes < -15' (1 -4. 6—2; Mr. and Mr;. Leonard <scr> beat Mrs. S. W. P. Perry and D. P. Perry <— 3»
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    Loyals II Beat Publishers In League
    294 17 Second Division Soccer Ir.yr.ls fl. .2; Pi* ?iishc > VIR Loyal* .ctoncl be** Mk i- F'il-. MHfflS r>v >c od.' «1 111 hm hi th»> Soi n«l I>i\ sicrr. ol th :lA.F'. V. f.-nsui* »t (he *,r*B«tf3 R<kkl Steditfm yesterday. The PoMi'-hers haw p'enty
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    MALAYA CUP: SERVICES vs. MALACCA
    111 17 iFHE Combined Services meet Malacca i in the Malaya Cup at the Anson °oad Stadium to-morrow. Admission charges will br H, 50 and 20 cents. The Services have already beaten Negri Sembilan and Johore, by five clear goals in each instance while Malacca drew I—l
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    54 17 V.M.C A. XI vs R.A.F. On Saturday, at 2 pm. on ihe R.A.F. ground (players to meet at V.M.C.A at 1.45 p.m.t Lee Fong Lim, R. I.yne, V. Xavier, J Ferguson. G. L. Kam I. B. Suratta. S Hope. J. Shaw, H. Swvny, O.K. Tan. An Kow Chu.
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    THESE FILMS ARE GOING TO BE SHOWN HERE SOON
    1157 18 NOEL BARBER'S HOLLYWOOD FILM PAGE THE picture just above these words is the start of this week's film news it's a photogrnph of a post-card that arrived at the office the other day, and if 'Tired of Waiting" wants these flms,
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    "FROZEN SONG"
    83 18 How music rs "frozen" to film is demonstrated in this "cut" from the new Gladys Swarthout comedy "Romance in the Dark". The white lines to the left form the "sound track," where sound is photographed as it looks to the electric eye of the recording device. These wavy
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    THEY SING AND LOVE
    47 18 Alice Faye and George Mmi phv enjoy themselves in the musicomedy "You're A Sweetheart* which is being shown at the Capitol—and both hay- a number of new song hits. a r a sort of light relief to the starner task of making love.
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    STARDUST
    181 18 MMANDS Of an v auction sch.d:,le are refit story assignments at Paretmm where 36 icriters are working on VIVE airplane?. 1 at $25,0n0, have been ere ing the makinc of the Paramov n'coicur cavalcade a avian m With Wing*,- fiahirinq Fred Ray MiUand and Louise Cay NOW at 6mo
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    CRICKET FIRST
    75 18 HERBERT Wikox recently signed up the veteran English actor. C. Aubrey Smith, to play the important part of Sir William Hamilton in the forthcoming: Anna \ea?le film about Lady Hamilton. tabling from Holhuood. 74--year-old Smith a>ked. "Shall I he able to >cc any cricket at Lorti'»?" ■Be** cabled
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      1148 19 j MANILA /i TmTm mT\ /t KZRM 9.53 Mc> (31.3 m ()S THE AIK 1 U-IJSI Hi NesUe Hits and Encores. 4.50 Hollywood commentator. When And Where lo Listen In ff 5 55 NIB news period. 6 20 Variety programme. 810 Ta'cacalera's overseas news SINGAPORE I LONDON NIROM gM w
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    BOXER ARRESTS PROWLER
    258 20 'From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Thursday. THE story of how a mid-night prowler took the count in a struggle with i> local boxer who had attempted to arrest him was related before Mr. J. D. Lam hert, the third magistrate, when Tham Weng Cheong was charged with
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    China Relief Entertainment
    86 20 IN collaboration with the China Relief I Fund Committee, the Oleh Oleh will stage another performance, the third show for the same cause but on a larger scale, at the Happy World -overed stadium, on Saturday, Sept. 10. Two Committees will be formed, one under the chairmanship
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    WAVE OF CONFIDENCE SPREADING
    387 20 MESSRS. Stanton Nelson's report for the week-ending July 7. follows: The general wave of confidence is stil spreading, and there is no adverse news of any kind to report. Demand <or rubber coi from all sources, light offering* from tho F«;r East haw been absorbed, whilst
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    RUBBER REPORT
    163 20 Guthrie Co.'s Weekly Statement MESSRS. Guthrie and Co's weekly report is as follows: Rubber has enjoyed another active ana cheerful week. The disappointing: openn"- of New York after the long week-end holiday nroduced a sllfitht reaction, but the better sentiment evinced by America yesterday has allowed the round
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      148 20 COTTON j For your embroidery tapesteries crochet and knitting use larks "Anchor 1 4f<' Pearl Cotton—obtainable in white and a urn.\ W^&SĔMg^ uelightful range of artistic fast colours- jH-^^^^^^^j obtainable at all leading tores. HARPER, (iILFILI AN CO., LTD., THE BORNEO CO.. LTft W.P.S. 1 J Don't make any remember
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      246 20 A SIMPLE PROBLEM IN TOOTH PASTE ARITHMETIC I 1 I I 1 j Showing how one and one give double value c c All dentifrices ?h m te th, that's j number one. Phillips' M Ik ol M. Tooth Paste cleans U th exceptionall] well. Thai's number cue for Phillips.
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    DR. KUNG URGES NATION-WIDE ECONOMY & INCREASED PRODUCTION
    758 21 DR. KUNG URGES NATION-WIDE ECONOMY INCREASED PRODUCTION Bankers Asked To Co-operate With Government "INCREASED productivity of arms, mines and the handicraft industry as one means of enhancing China's war-time economy was urged by Dr. H. H. Kung, President of the Executive Yuan and concurrently Minister of Finance. In view of
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    470 Ships Sunk To Form Boom
    32 21 /CHINESE shipping companies sustained losses of $70,000,000 during tho Sino-Japanese hostilities, according to shipping circles. Over 470 ships were sunk around Shanghai to form the boom.
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    Honan Relief Work
    29 21 DR H H Kung, President of the Executive Yuan, has instructed the National Relief Committee to allot $200,000 for tne relief of war refugees in Honan.
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    PAINTINGS & CURIOS DESTROYED
    51 21 PAINTINGS CURIOS DESTROYED CORDING to well-informed circles, 4 curios old books and old paintings, al 51.000.000,000, were destroyed Kiangsu and Chokiang Province, during the hositilfLieo. Another DOO.OOO worth of curios were desd in North China, i estimated that the total value of old books and old paintings in \s around
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    CHINA GETTING ARMS
    110 21 pOREIGN shipments of arms to China have been guaranteed including munitions, huge quantities of anti-tank guns, heavy artillery pieces, tanks, anti-aircraft guns and airplanes which are arriving in unceasing procession from Europe and America, a high Chinese military spokesman disclosed here, says United Press. A group of
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    Mere Sympathy Is Not Sufficient
    316 21 WHAT CHINA EXPECTS OF FRIENDLY POWERS THE sympathetic statements made by Senator Pittman of the United States and Mr. Butler. British Under-Secre-tary of Foreign Affairs, toward China s cause, declares the Ta Kung Pao, an independent Chinese daily in Hankow, were receiyed by the Chinese
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    Chiang's Message To Mongol Leader
    64 21 GENERAL Chiang Kai Shek. Chairman G of the Military has sent a telegram to Prince Cha.Chair nan of the Inner Mongolian Poetical council stressing the importance of national unity at this moment of n t e n also paid a tribute t; Prince Sha for
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    FOREIGN WHEAT
    105 21 Chinese Mills To Make Huge Purchases ONLY MtMtl picuis half of ir»e total production I of wheal will be harvested ihis vtar in KiaagM and Chekiang Provinces, because of the Sino-Japanese hostilities, according to well-mi»rmed circles. As the Chinese National Government taken oefinite measures control foodstuffs during present
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    opium Scs up in smoke in China: in opium, Jrarly 200 oz. of confiscated drugs were burned publiclj in me Hankow area recently.
    24 21 opium S cs up in smoke in China: in opium, Jrarly 200 oz. of confiscated drugs were burned publiclj in me Hankow area recently.
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    WAR AGAINST OPIUM
    236 21 UESPITE major hostilities forced upon v har by Japanese aggression, China to rously continuing her efforts to free people from the opium habit. I This was evident in the burning of ounces of confiscated opium, TW opium pipes and 95 ounces of "red pill at a big
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    'Store Pig Iron' Urged To Help Industry
    139 22 Store Pig Iron Urged To Help Industry Middlesbrough. QTORING surplus pis-iron for a national emergency is arpred on Teesside to provide more work for blast-furnacemen. Mr. Alfred Edwards, Socialist M P. for Middlesbrough East, sent this telegram to Sir Thomas Inskip. Defence .\i nister: "A serious threat. Six more fuinacrs
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    32 22 Mr. Hore Belisha gave evidence lasting two and a half hours at yesterday's private meetmg of the Commons Select Committee on the position of MP's, in i-elatior. to the Official Secrets Act.
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    Chile's Trade Pact With Britain
    85 22 Santiago. iT is officially announced here that a I definite trad- treaty is in an advanced Sate of negotiation" between Great Britain and Chile. cso n P ri Tt is honed that it will be signed shortly, when the present Modus-Mven-The balance of payments between
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    NEW HEALTH SCHEME FOR VILLAGES
    277 22 WOMEN AS VISITORS Colombo, June 15. QPECIALLY trained midwives will shortly be appointed as women health workers in the rural areas. The Medical Department has decided to carry out this experiment at the instance of the Ministry of Health. These new health workers will not,
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    Soldiers No Longer Despised
    156 22 DESPITE all the tragedy and J the Japanese invasion 1. ht tfl China, the opinion gener "fl in Chinese circles is that the ho-'i'.riM have brought cne crood thinj H With the advent of the c nfli -m former attitude of contemn! f< ins has chanced
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    Gliding To 10,000 ft.
    32 22 London business 9J Wills, member 9 Club. Dunstable, set up a altitude record for >as pis m above 10.000 ft Th' 1 W record was 8,600 ft. 1
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      270 22 Tempests rage around lips that are Things happen when Hps have the I disturbing red of impetuous jungle tgUOBB romance! And SAVAGE LIPSTICK. Mm alone has that kind of colour; excitin f m Pt« n K. purposely daring reds. Br None like them have ever been seen PJPF mmW&x 111
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    Chinese In India Help Their Country
    148 23 DINCCtM ,he S,n 3 :[l):l mse «ar. lhe Chinese rcsMM ta of Calcutta have bee,, in unals. sendins money to I heir mother country. nounted to u,r trlftiUoni -re made by inH associations whteh w tiLrntv in Calcutta. J; 3 associations is ?he locality
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    16 23 The late Sir Hyde Gowan, former Governor of the Central Princes, left 13.074 sterling.—< United Press>.
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    4 QUEER CASE
    129 23 PAN a public servant send an V office peon from one station to another on personal businew at State expense? The quest on arises from an incident m which President of the Indian illative Assembly, Sir Abdur Eahina is involved. Sir Abdur Rahim sent ipjj of the
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    New Constitution Of Cochin Inaugurated
    150 23 M over by the -J dd* The elected members either belonged 1 Stat e d Sole e who o did"not wS, S of £S? were the Indepen- first two *??£j*££jSt •u n r in as many aaiic ic.»w> wie Hi «hncss the Maharajah mthe nay
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    46 23 Sardar Sant Singh. M.I.A. (Central), table* a resolution r T h^f. c Q r^ p coming session of the Cental Legislative A ■emhiy urging the Go ,ernment of India to take .early steps to check the menace of Kabuli money-lenders in the centrally administered (Umteo P:ess).
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    30 23 The Coportation of Rangoon are building a waterworks known as Pegu Yomas water works for the supply ol water to the city. It will cost the cortoration Rs. 1.74.20.000.—1Unned Press).
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    A MODERN SHER SHAH
    90 23 comes from the distrKtot u y writes the Wb. «,f the "Amrita Bazar r 1 gh A youth a jungle wasattackettfty lie fought vaUan y a t a'handiwithout arms, was at a.n ap until some villager*■ his help. Out of W»*> th coaM do nothing r
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    FIRST MINISTER OF COCHIN STATE
    166 23 m*o imhat Sivavama Menon, lea M d-r f the cochin cynm ih. fir«t Minister of the £2' 'reformed cons.Uution. Mr. Menon was q V ;as educated at the jj After graduating; he took s Madra3 Degree under having servedl hi* appie Rama the late Dewan
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    51 23 On the recommendation of the Indian Railway t4 S& iccided to change tne a Railways ageu* on the state nu« rjompanyg General Manager and the v > managed Railways have oeeni Change their De3eneral Baanager. J'SJSffut Deputy puty Agent wg be chang£ and beneral Manager on both tne w Company-managed
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    War Can Be Stopped If Women Co-operate
    560 23 INDIA'S MESSAGE OF PEACE PROTESTS were made against the wars of aggression in the world by Mrs. S. K. Ghosh while moving a resolution at a public meeting of women held at shilloflg recently at the Lady Keane Colleee under the auspices of
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    RESEARCH COUNCIL
    53 23 rrf the Councilor Departments on the Im P er _r p T I Agricultural Research Mr P. Saunders Madras), m> Kerr brother BoroWK ail Bihar 'Bengal). Mr Muhammad Li (A? Rai Sahib Srish Chandra w* ,nd Khan Sahib, S M. West Frontier Mr. Jose Cabral. the uov of
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    PUNJAB PRESS REFORM BILL
    237 23 Simla, June 28 CIR Sikandar Hyat Khan. Premier. S announced amid cheers m th* Punlab Assembly this morning that he wouia only introduce the bitlfor suppression of fe merits in the Press form and would not wim other stages for the present. irresponsible and dIWgWW of
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    Indians In Fiji
    166 23 (By Air Mail) Simla, Juue 27. REPLYING to a question ii the Government of Fiji was prepared to consider raising the marriage a*c fcr Indians to 21 years for hois and l(i '.cars for fids m the Fiji legislative Assembly. »w»n»v tie O'rmial Secretary said tbtt the
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    CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY VICE-CHANCELLOR
    92 23 Mr S P l.lukb.erjee. Vicc-Chanc Bllor bf the Calcutta University, who was U hive sailed for Geneva on June JJ last to attend the ensuing session of inteil*ctO« Co-operation Committee n. the Leattie of Nations, has abandons tne Idea ot making that trip as his in Bengal
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