Malaya Tribune, 14 July 1938

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales U x xvnv -No. 166. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, July 14, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE; THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1938 FIVE C'EXTs.
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      91 1 i THE NEWS WITH YOUR I BREAKFAST Try The y\ <* IS XIX <- j |g I B I X X I Take your choice says Joyce >~s^\ NUTTY CEBPS AFTERNOON TEA B\ J I ROYAL ASSORTED J CREAIfr CRACKERS ll CBE A M V CHOOOLATI Zf ORIE N T
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      343 1 Read Vie j x i s way! T IB I ll li X E Dominant in Malaya I FROM J Q TO J CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT I BUILDINC LOTS FOR SALE AT "GROVE ESTATE" I I AREAS FROM 9,725 Square Feet TO 26,000 Square Feel I I Apply CREDIT
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES Coastwise Shipping Condition
    801 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES Coastwise Shipping Condition UNIONS' PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT UNSATISFACTORY conditions of employment in coastwise shipping were »?iscussed by an Advisory Committee of Labour M.P.'s. who met a deputation at the House of Commons recently. The proposals, which were submitted jointly by the National Union cf Seamen, the Navigators'
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    PASSENGERS BY THE RANCHI
    312 2 The following are leaving Singapore for Europe by the Ranchi on Friday, at 9.30 a.m.:— Mr. H. K. Ashby, Mr. E. D. Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Ainger, and child, Mr. and Mrs. F. Bullock, Mr. R. Bald, Mr. W. G. Bhatt, Bdr. T. A.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    77 2 Kedah, British, 2,498 tons from Belawan 12.7 to Belawan 14.7. Charon, British, 3,703 tons from Fremantle 12.7 to Fremantle 19.7. Kuantan. British, 1.150 tons from Malacca 12.7 to Muar 13.7. Nieuw Holland, Dutch, 11,069 tons from Adelaide 11.7 to Java Ports 18.7. Scott Harley, British, 619 tons from
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    SAILING LIST
    163 2 Singapore, July 12. The fallowing passengers are sailing ay. the "'Jutlandia" which left here yesterday: Miss V. Macrie, Miss Krong Thong Chutima, Mr, Vibadhana Chutima, Miss E. C. Lodge, Miss T. Nettleton, Mr. T. Black, Consul-General and Mrs. M. A. Langberg. Mrs. G. M. Swain, Mr. and Mrs.
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      430 2 STEAMER SAILINGS P*CL BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated lo England), P. 0. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS. OTJTWARDS. Due. j 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 17,300
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      382 2 S SPECIAL HOLIDAY CRIISES j j Tor Hangkok Saigon j (ANGKOR PNOM PENH) 1 t By Luxurious One Class Motors hips. I,» Displacement Tons. From Penang P.S'ham Malacca Spore i m.s. ALsia (12,500) 26-7 27-7 28-7 ?n 7 m.s. "Bpringia" (12,500» iG-8 17-8 18-8 20 8 (mi Flonia (11,000) 8-9
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      309 2 lIAMBURG-AMERJKA LINIE Deutsch Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1938 m.s. RHEINLAND via Manila July 17 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN via Manila Aug. 3 m.s. ERMLAND via Manila Aug. 11 t m.s. BURGENLAND via Manila Aug.
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      504 2 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHE, Im nvnl (IncorporaC€ <i m Germany». The undernoted ar« the intended fixtures:— wn OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANoiu, NORTH CHINA and japan Due S'po^ "NECKAR" j* "GNEISFNAU" omits N. Chwia^' "CREFELD" Al 4 I "REGENSBURG g 2 "SCHARNHORST"- omits N. 6 15 China Sept i HOMEWARD. p
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    Clawed By Lion, Girl Plays On
    136 3 London, Juiy j being clawed by a lion during her circus act at Kendal Miss Priscilla Kayes, an anima! trainer, went on with the performance, drove the seven lions out of tho cage, and then smoked a cigarette as she was injectatl against tetanus.
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    VESSEL ARRIVED
    80 3 Ranchi; Brit.; 1,673 tons from Yokohama 13.7 to London 15.7. Havana Maru; Japanese; 5,051 tons from Nagoya 13.7 to Calcutta !/.7. Mata Hari; Brit.; 1.019 tons from Penang 137. to Penang 17.7. Felin Roussel; French. 13,083 tons from Marseilles 13.7 to Saigon 14.7. Kedah; Brit.; 2 498 tons
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      479 3 CLASS!FIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality nmoletion and Repa- nee of Tlau from Dell St. to 1 motion Rd. 12 noon. Juiy 26. 1935. Dtp of a New Store grtetfß J at Newton R d S so> 12 noon. July 28, 1938. erection of ••fiLorkfor new Work12 noon. 28th July.
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      555 3 PUBLIC NOTICES DEFAULTER'S SALE Of Twenty-eight bags of Liberian (Pun Cheng) coffee Marked G. T. H. To be sold by public auction At No. 8. Gecrge Street, Singapore an Saturday, 16th July, 1938, at 11 A.M. NOW ON VIEW Terms: —Cash: Buyer to pay for and take delivery of the
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      542 3 PUBLIC NOTICES HaNKRUPTCY ordinance (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAUS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In Bankruptcy. No. 346 of 1934. Re: ROW BIOW TEE of No. 2n, Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore; employed at the Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First Dividend
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      532 3 PUBLIC NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Notice of Wage-earner's Administration Order. Name of debtor: T. P. Rayney. Address of debtor: No. 190-2, Nallur Road, Singapore. Description of debtor: Asiatic Inspector. No. of Proceedings: 119 of 1938. Date on which
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      369 3 POSITIONS VACANT DEQUIRED efficient canvassers for a good publication on commission basis. Apply personally, The Manager. Mercantile Advertising Co., 117, North Bridge Road, Singapore. POSITIONS WANTED YOUNG CHINESE ARTIST seeks posi- tion in Art or Commercial department with practical commercial experience, holding good references, testimonials and diploma. Please apply Box
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      217 3 FINAL TOUCH TO Y OUB BEAUTY WE CAN WORK WONDERS 1 t There are aian> women whose every feature is perfect, but who miss oeauty Just because their hair has not been properly curved. Our UNPRECEDENTED CHARGE from $1 upward w are within the reada of everybody and we lake
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    156 4 Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore, July 14. MINING. T;n three months £195.0.0 up 90-. Spcl, £193.15.0 up 8 7 6 and New York 43 5 a cts. up Y 8 cents. Notwithstanding the rise in the price of the metal the local market opens very quietly
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    TIN
    17 4 Singapore, Thursday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $96 (down $IV 2
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    RUBBER
    18 4 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 24 H (down Sellers 24% (down
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    RUBBER CREDITS
    31 4 Rubber export credits unused and gneelled as on June 30 were: Straits 2f'mainland) 33! 1b.,-islands* 351 lb Federated Malay States ***** lb Jchre 186 lb., Kedah 2 lb.. Brunei
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    892 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING I Singapore, July 13, 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 4!- 4g Asam Kumbang 20 31L Austral Malay 441- 48'-nom Ayer Hitam 24 9 25 9 Ayer Weng 0 62 V 2 Bangrin Tin 2L3 22 6 Batu
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    88 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Wednesday, noon. No i Buyers. Sellers mc. i.x.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. July. 233 4 2 7% Good F.A.Q. In bales (F. 0.8. July) 24 24' No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose> <awardable Spore. 245 8 243 do. July o 4 7
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    349 4 Singapore. July 14 MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 4 4 6 Ayer Hitams 24 9 25 9 Bangrins 21 3 22 6 Batu Selangor 1.35 1.40 Chenderiangs ]5- 16 Hitam Tin 0.38 043 Hongkong Tin 23 9 24 9 Hong Fatts 0.99 103 Idris Hyd. 7
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    133 4 FRASER COMPANY. c ompany DIVIDENDS close Singapore. July 13, 5 p.m. Total for TTN: Date E x Div fl nanclal Kampong Laniut 6d. No. ll July 20 Payable Date' to ri«?I Kamunting Tin 8% July 27 July 21 Wnoi t rr, les s tax Jul y 28 jmy 4 a
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    188 4 6* Maynard Co., Ltd., $3u.uou Int. Apr, 30, Oct. 31.. ln yo 105 r.om SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5 L 9Ol of d 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31, Sept 30 4*/ 2 IJO7 red. 1947 SLjjoo.OOO "Hi" 100 102 n °m Mar. 31. Sept 30 4,/2% 2ms**'**' 110 norn
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    378 4 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER Previou. To^af WMn^f Tone Steady Firm Spot Buyers 7»/ 8 73_ Sellen 7»/ 4 7% Ist Forward (August) Buyers 7 3.16 7 7,16 3ellers 7»4 7»/ 2 *S 2nd Forward (September) Buyers 73 16 7»/ 2 Sellers 1% 7*16 Ird Forward (Oct Lee.) Buyers
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      248 4 t We take pleasure in j J announcing the asso- i ciation with our firm j of Mr. C. R. Shepherd, j j SWAN, CULBERTSON J FRITZ f THE 1 I EASTERN BANK LIMITED. 1 /Incorporated in England) I SINGAPORE BRANCH! tl A«fv, 6, D Almei da Street. Authorised and
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      57 4 I SAFE 1 1 DEPOSIT A specially constructed strong-room, protected by a heavy entrance door, contains a large number of private safes each fitted with a deed box. These are obtain- I able at a rental of $s__ P.a upwards according to the size of the safe required. further particulars
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      13 4 THE EASTERN UNITED HEAD OFFICE16D. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE R W HALL, General Manager
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      129 4 Oversea-Chmese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL* al Pa,d U P «10,000,000.00. OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. I tw 3515 Accountant So2f I Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA." "JNDC* BANKERS; /ST\ NEW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, ija InJH3/7 J Inring Trust Co., Lloyds Bank. Lid V-lWfei 8 Natiooal
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    EUROPEAN WHO FAILED TO APPEAR
    114 5 EUROPEAN W HO FAILED TO APPEAR Singapore. Wednesday. ED on a warrant after havlne A failed to appear before the Fourth on June 30 in answer to a respect of a charge against V permitting his dog to be out-of-nfected area without a being led by a chain or X
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    Local Music Successes
    74 5 Singapore, Wednesday ring pupils of Miss M examined In music by Dr A Mistowski, of the Trinity College. Higher local: Florence Wong. Hrrours 92 Intermediate Division: Tau iss with merit, and A. Phot, jmi r division: Wee Siew Hock. F. Goonetilleke, P N. Gwynne. Preparatory advanced: A.
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    NEW YORK STOCKS: TO-DAY'S PRICES
    584 5 Reuter. DOW-JONES AVERAGES: Yesterday's To-Day's Close Close 30 Industrials 137 49 136.90 ''0 Rails 27 32 27.12 20 Utilities 21.68 21.55 40 Bond.. 88 68 88.92 Nev Tort Stock Exchange—Business Done—Total Volume 2.620.000 shares. STOCKS Last Sale July 12 July 13 Adams Express UV 4
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    THIS IS BUSY BISLEY
    48 5 National Rifle Association, lastm£Jt l? Tim 8 ht > has opened at Bisley Camp, Surrey. Competitors from all parts of the Em--5S are mjt taki «ff Part. Photo Shows: Miss Denise Philpott, who 1S accompanied by her dog Fufu, sigh p ting for her father
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    Malaria Increase In F.M.S.
    373 5 T em the number of cases of malaria during 1937 is commented upon by the Chairman of the Malaria Advisory Board, F.M.S., Dr. A. Neave Kingsbury, in his annual report, wherein he states that the total hospitalised malaria cases in the I ederated Malay States during
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    121 5 Singapore. July 14. Shh alongside tht Wharves or exjectef to arrive. East Wharf "Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 22: Hong Siang 20. Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1 Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Ranchi 18; Diomed 13: Aenea s 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Sirdhana 30 Karoa 32:
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    Caustic Soda Poisoning
    147 5 Singapore, Wednesday. "CUICIDE by caustic soda poisoning* was the finding returned by Mr W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner at. an inquiry to-day into the cteath or p Chinese woman aeed 60. who died on July 3, at the Tan Tock Seng hospital. Medical evidence revealed that
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    38 5 (United Press). Mr. M.P. Joseph, District Magistrate, Kotayam, has prohibited under Section 127, Criminal Procedure Code, all meetings and processions and other demonstrations of the Travancore State Congress in Kottayam District for a period of two months.—(United Press).
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    BOUND OVER FOR ABDUCTION
    683 5 London. June 27. I?LEIVIENTS of mystery in a charge of abduction were not entirely cler l td up at the Old Bailty, and the Recorder, in passing «entence announced "I must take this case as I find it." He had listened to a story of an
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      107 5 to e»S IF burning pain or agonising flatulence and heartburn make you dread mealtimes, take a little Bisurated' Magnesia after your next meal. By neutralising the excess acid which causes most stomach troubles, 'Bisurated Magnesia brings you new, instant relief. The pain you have learned to dread ceases. You can
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      788 5 MM mm www \AAMi\m www |»rl»pliYM9] I] 1 CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF w*u FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. At the saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Ser ff Co., Ltd., No. 10, hulia Street, j f Tr On Wednesday, 20th July, 1938, at 2.30 P.M. Lot 1. Valuable
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      63 5 «A\K OF «lII VI 1 (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. TO-LET OFFICES IN BANK
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    193 6 I Mails expected from Europe (London Parcel Mails) by ihe Aeneas due at Singapore to-day. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (X L.M.) to-day. Deliveries bf boxholders' letters only 4.30 p.m. today and general deliveries of boxholders" letters and letters 8.45 a.m. respectively to-morrow. Mails expected from
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    24 6 The s.s. Boelongan for Pamangkat etc. Mails previously announced as closing at 11 am. to-day will now close at 4 jm. to-day.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    23 6 The Air Mails (Netherlands* despatched frcm Singapore on July 5 and 7 were delivered in London on July 11 and 13
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    PRODUCE
    185 6 Singapore, July 13. R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $151 R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $145 R (Siam >W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $140 Siam Rice Lowhway" No. 1 $208 Siam Rice •"Lowhway" No. 2 $198 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 $180 Siam
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    Aspirin Poisoning
    93 6 Reuter. London July 13. hMR. GEOROfi MOSS, British consul 1 o 2fP er 2? at Hankow, gave evidence 6 P-».Gdn;:ton 10-drv at ;he inquest on his brother, Mr. William Stanley Moss who died from the effect of asnirin poisoning. hl Mr. George MOSS raid that his brother was
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    Soviet & Egypt
    39 6 Soviet Egypt Reuter. /CONVERSATIONS are shoVS b£in V.' between Egypt and the Soviet Union for the regulation of economic and commercial relations between the two countries. It is understood that .such an a? Jjment will include the Soviet Zg-
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    EXCHANGES
    202 6 The following ar c the exchange sock tins morning according d a ii« circular Issueu b y the Hong Xci and Shanghai Banking CtorporaUorT^ SELLING tondon t.t. 6ingapore #32 Loudon demand 2 3 29 32 Lyons demand 9 0r r, Switzerland demand 2 SS Hamburg demand HP New York
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    EXCELLENT FORWARD SALE
    880 6 Bagan Serai Rubber Estate TTIiK third annual genera] meeting of Bagan Serai Rubber Estates. Limited was held at the registered office of the company, 85. Gracj-ehurch-street, London, E.C.. Mr. Francis Edward Maguire, the chaiiman of the company, presiding. Thp Secretary (Mr. H. S. Pickthall) having read the
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    INDIAN DRAMATIST
    16 6 Jay Shankar, famous Indian dancer, who has arrived al Penan;. Interview on page 13.
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    Holiday Resort At Gunong Tahan
    276 6 Singapore, Thursday. THE possibilities of a holiday resort at Gunong Tahan. one of Malay's highest mountain-, is envisaged in the report of the Game Warden's department just publ shed Captain Ritehie. the report reads, spent some days on Gimong Tahan. and tattsfied himself that any
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    China Currency Juggling
    126 6 Reuter. London, juiy 13 lf R ;j »nah dn attention in Ih to„ C rj l; ons t() {Ja y t( U* embarrass, nent to British trade in North chins Rising frcm tho ImposiUon of the new oaner currency by th- Federated Reel i r Bank without
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    "FUTURE OF INDIANS IN MALAYA"
    43 6 H§R. X A. Neelakandha Aiyer, SecreJrltar* of the Central Indian Assnciation of AT;.Jaya, will speak on 'The ruluro of Indians in Malaya" at the '~i-cmise. s of tho Indian Association Malacca, at G3O pm. oa July 10. )<XW
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    "NO" TO POPULAR FRONT
    30 6 The Co-operative Congress at Scarborough rejected, by 4.402 votes to 2 382. a iv. eiu.ion iavoumg a 'Pence AJiianct' the Co-operative nralTaleni tiir Papal v Proof
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      342 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL k I r<»-\i<;iiT j ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 p.m. TO 9.15 p.m. DINNER and DANCE (formal) FROM 9.45 p.m. TO MIDNIGHT NON -DINERS S 00 RAFFLES ORCHESTRA Directed by Dan Hopkins ai>i:l,i»ii i iiotkT ROOF GARDEN TO-NIGHT I SPECIAL DINNER DANCE MNNKK AND DANCE MUSIC BY .UELLES'S POPULAR
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      406 6 «5i I POSTAL I 1 .j, TO-DAY TOR PER DATE AND TIME China generally Hoihow Sirdhana July 14 1 p.m. Hongkong Mrdhana M 1 p.m. J apan K.vdrana 14 1 p.m. Medanx KLM. 14 2 p.m. Europe and Great Britain x X.L.M. 14 2 p.m. lanx XL.M 14 2 p.m.
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    Schuschnigg To Be Tried For High Treason
    665 7 Nazi Chief's Announcement Vienna, July 2. .100 the last Chancellor ot Austria, who has been in 0 finement since Austria was annexed by Germany in March, r P for high treason. Nt was made by H >rr Buerckal, Geiman High C m Hi
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    Two Boy Smokers Expelled
    192 7 London, July 5. "|\VO "\>ole Grammar School boys, reported to the headmaster for smokine out of school and offered the choice between a public flogging and expulsion, refused to take a flogging— an d Vere expelled. They were to have sat for their Oxford School Certificate
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    ACTOR FLIES TO KEEP VOW
    155 7 TO keep a vow made ten years ago Mr. Charles Carter, a young actor, apearlng in Leeds In "While Parents ep." chartered a 'plane and flew to 1 the wedding of Miss Helen Marion Ken. at Sandon, Staffs. Ml s Kerr, whose heme is South
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      103 7 THE CAR OF THE YEAR CAN BE SEEN BUT NOT HEARD JJ.it h "ts absolute"}; silent and vibrationless overhead valve engine. High average speeds with extreme comfort, and extraordinary low Petrol consumption of over 35 MILES PER GALLON is what this wonder car offers. No enthusiastic motorist should miss a
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      258 7 n Ail unique I fßflt The modern antiseptic for all cut 3, U burns, bruises end scalds—Non-poison If ~u.s, piuc and ncn-irri r :mt. N Ifjnlpß I Tne pure ar Ustptic, can be taken 1 internally fcr ceic's w*th perfect safety, y wrmfim iXJ Uied ai a gargle, it affords
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      347 8 [victoria theatre I J For Three Nights Only I JULY 21st, 22nd 2 f I at 9.30 p.m. 1 MAX MALINII THE MAGICIAN I WHO HAS HAD THE HONOUR I J OF APPEARING BEFORE I jH. M. King Edward VII I [IH. M. King George V I I H.M. King
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    Story Of Chopper Attack On A Woman Told At The Assizes
    574 9 (From Our Own Correspondent j Muar, Wednesday. I AN alleged chopper attack on a wo- man, Saw Chee, by a Chinese named Tay Ah Lak at Tangkak on May 19 was related before Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills
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    i>;. Chiang Chin* Lan, a doctoi of political science, believes in deads, not words. When he travelled through Singapore yes♦ ifay his to Ch»na, he told a Tribune reporter: "I do not believe in talking or making .3E£* 1 greatest faith
    44 9 i>;. Chiang Chin* Lan, a doctoi of political science, believes in deads, not words. When h e travelled through Singapore yes- if ay his to Ch »na, he told a Tribune reporter: "I do not believe in talking or making .3E£* 1 greatest faith
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    Duel To The Death With Wife's Lover
    125 9 New York, July 5. TpWO nun duelled until one died at Sante Fe, Mexico— for love of one woman. They nere Beasley, aged thirtynine, ami Daniel Casey, aged Forty, whose life he ended with ejcrhl revolver bullets. "Casey my wife's lover had been
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    Girl "Spy" Now Accuses G-Man
    250 9 Johanna and Dr. Griebl were two of persor named by the Federal 5*22" Jl: v X: v 8 vVeek sgo in three indictments of conspiring ;o obtain united States defence secrets for Germany. H( r 9.; ieb: I:ke another of the accused. «err vrerner Gudenberg,
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    Boards In Madras
    68 9 B y Air Mail) PACTIONS tn Madf as, July 10. «™1 be held in October El? 1 5S been raised whe- foment would be within n 0 ordering the elections 7 f h <; bourds. ormal life of y ears the difficulty, the Govern- >Jcm- a short
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    £100 DOG WIN BE MURDER WITNESS
    133 9 New York, July 5. A PFDIGKEE dog was heid m cusn tody by New Ycrk police as an important witness in the murder of Cbarres iMnrris, ratehorsr nvner, whose skeleton was found rcrentlv encased in a cement block in Connecticut Kiver. Th? deg. owned
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    Spy Scare Girls To Learn English
    237 9 'JpHE 500 German domestic servants who work in the Aldershot, Farnham and C'ambeiiey area may be given a chance to learn English, chiefly at the ratepayers' expense. 1 It is in this district, according to Mr. Geoffrey Mander, M.P., that German spks abound. A
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    534 9 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore, July 8. Allcies Price MEAT Beef steak (kati) ,c 1 Beef stew or curry (kati) Fillet Steak (lb.) j Mutton, Australian (lb Mutton, Indian (lb) Mutton, Malacca (lb Pork, lean (kati) Z Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) (kati) 34 POULTRY Capcns (locally
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      165 9 CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS n Jl here °l e nu merous Clubs in Singapot' members of which are reader* oi 1 J™. M j j/fl2/a Tribune." This Diary U provided specially for them. secre tancs are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete, iiav fSu!lL 0 L vweral
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE,
    477 10 SERVICE OR BUSINESS? rpilE publication of tin- Annual reports on tho working- of the two Munk'pal trading departments] which doa: with the gas and electricity supplies of Singapore will undoubted fy arouse fresh controversy m the issue of whether or not it is proper for the board of tho Municipal
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    5 10 Notes Comments Golden Gate Exhibition
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    276 10 rE Golden Gate Exhibition, which Is scheduled to take place next year in the United States, promises to be ore of the most colourful events of the time. Already many countries of the world have booked large pieces of land in order to advertise their national cha racteristies. and applications
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    Madame Chiang Kai-Shek "We intend to keep up the resistance."
    37 10 ACCORDING to latest inlormation lo hand, it is understood that a Pacific House" where the common interests of the nations and peoples of the Pacific Basin will be colourfully dramatised, will be erected in a lagoon on
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    A "Pacific House"
    267 10 Treasure Island Cruciform in shape, there will be no front or back to the building, each wall being identical, with huge elliptical windows 50 feet across and 30 feet high, allowing light to flow unobstructedly through the entire building. Cement steps will lead down to the lagoon and boats may
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    Careers For Women
    193 10 springing up everywhere, women hay» encountered a golden opportunity to display their talent? in the art of home- making. Of course, this is by no means easy since modern town flats are usually specially built to suit average middle class tenants In most cases modern fiats have few and small
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    The Child And The Film
    220 10 cover on reaching a picture-house that The regulations may forbid them from entering with a ten-year-old child, will learn with some astonishment that in parts of Switzerland and Austria no young person under 18 is admitted to a COmm< rcaal picture theatre at all. This fact emerges from a report
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    Protection Of Whales
    187 10 intensification c< whale-hunting in order to meet increasing demands The situation ha. recently developed to such a danyerous stage that it is found necessary to come to another International agreement for the prota tion of these great oceanic mammals Thus we had in London the intern. tional conference on whaling
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    Topics Of The Day
    495 10 IT is said that at a recent fire in America. ™rica. hundreds of saxophones were destroyed. Another st r p towards wo:Id peace A married rr.a is n per:.»n »vhc j,oes round Che housf at right ao/i shuts up evcrythir except his wife. A car-load of retired boxers overturned recently
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    ARTISTS' SPECIAL GOES FROM LONDON
    58 11 The first "Sketching Excursion" —a special train far artists amateur or prafeasianat left Victoria Station, London, lur Hollingbourne. in the heari of seme of the loveliest scenery in Kent. The "Sketching trip" vus arranged specially to give aiti-t*-an opportunity of potting on paper or canvas
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    BRITAIN'S TRADE DECLINES
    86 11 £40 Millions Down On Last Year I oni!i;n Jul. t Bl< mease in I oiletl KatgieiB V IU c «a till- V--V months ended .ne i > a in pared Willi the tt responding period is n ui ihe picURUiv.rv in Aw K u i «»t 1
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    ANNOUNCING— "ROBIN HOOD"
    147 11 ANNOUNCING "ROBIN HOOD" STARTING on Mcnuay, the Malaya j Tribune is to present t.» it* readers; a serialised version of the most nthralling English tale that has ever hern nrrittfn—"The Adventures of mtmm Hood fhe film ol this title is to be the opening fixture al tlie new Alhambra and
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    KING WILL BE UP THIS WEEK-END
    83 11 Reuter. London. July 13. A FTER the visit of the doctors to Windsor to-day it was stated that the improvement in the King's condition continues. It is understoood the doctors are satisfied at the progress and it is expected that a formal bulletin will
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    US. GERMANS SENT TO PRISON
    93 11 Reuter. clx York, July 13. ,V' S f lne German American were fined $500 rganisatton $10,000 ol the New York B the registration ol .v '/r'uinisations. ntences which were 'iie instance of the Mueller, who serves a one year sentence. The presiding judge severely criticised
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    One Bomb$2 Millions
    85 11 Canton. July 13. over Canton were yesterday causing any places. But the •ci the waterworks Saichuen will cost the Office $2,000,000. a* not been delivered Government and !s the British linn that Mr. A. P. Blunt. ul-Oeneral has made nations to the Japanese that an impartial inMated
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    China Loan: Latest
    75 11 Reuter. London, July 13. THHE possibility cf financial assistance to China has been under consider tion of the British Government lor some times past. It is understood that the problem has been found to be of such a complex character that much further examination will be required
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    38 11 On the basis of an Imperial Decree, the Japanese Government has announced that emergency currency in coins and nates will be issued this month and will be valid until one year following the termination of the Sino-Japan?sc hostilities.
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    14 11 South African ex-Service men who visited France were'entertained in Paris by French. ex-Service nvn.
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    All-British Bombing Inquiry
    92 11 Reuter. London, July IS. fpilE Prhue Minister informed the Commons to-day that it had l>een found impossible to arrange for the formation cf air international commission to proceed to the scene of any aerial bombardment in Spain and report on the facts at the request of the
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    Almeria Plan Turned Down
    231 11 Reuter. A ■>■■■■— m London. July 13. r IKTHLK reierencc to the Burgos reply to the British note on the bombing of ships oft Spain was made by Mr. Chamberlain in the Commons io-day. Burges, he said, now uenied discrimination against British vessels and contended thai
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    Cost Of Living Inquiry
    186 11 Reuter. London, July 13. A SKED in the Commons to-day by Mr. Soronsen, whether he would institute a special inquiry into social and industral conditions of native workers in Hongkong with a view to securing ri Lable information concert in nonrs, labour and wages, and also
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    34 11 At a cost of $2,00,000 the highway linking Kunming with Burma has been completed. Just over 500 miles in length the highway provides a means of reaching the terminus of the railway froM Rangoon.
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    BRITISH TROOPS ACTIVE IN NORTH OF PALESTINE
    289 11 Reign Of Terror Unabated Reuter. Jerusalem, July 1. 4> >. CONSIDERABLE success it attending the British troops' system ol "mousetrap patrels" against the Terrorists on the plain of Esdraelon and in the hills of Galilee. Picked volunteers form the military patrols at night
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    CANADA TO BUILD BOMBERS
    49 11 Reuter. London, July 13. THE British Government has decided to send immediately a special mission to Canada to negotiate for the manufacture of bember aircraft there. The mission will be headed by Sir Hardman Lever and will include Air Marshal Ellington and Mr. Handley Page.—Reuter.
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    Opium For Wages?
    82 11 Reuter. London, July 13. IN the Commons today, Mr. Butler said 1 that he had no information regarding Mr. Arthur Henderson's allegations that Japanese employers were distributing opium to their Chinese employees in China hi lieu ol a regular wages. Mr. Butler said he would enquire into
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    22 11 Mr. C. E. Hughes. Chief Justice of the United States, and Mrs Hughes sailed for a holiday in Italy. Switzerland, and France.
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    FURTHER AIR FORCE EXPANSION
    73 11 Reuter. A*,~~. London. July 13. MOTHER £22.901.000 to strengthen Britain*' air force, bringing the total for the year to £134.403.000. is the subject of a supplementary estimate issued to-day. It provides for increasing the air force personnel to 90 000 which is 30.000 over the number
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    BOMBS ON PEARL RIVER BRIDGE
    267 11 aim oil bombs wer, dropped near the Pearl River Bridee not l be heav lhis ethers, has sive casualties were inflicted in an extenTLV occurs at at camp, killing 240. h n ay where bombs were dropped The bloody scenes of last month were re-enacted
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    World Flight Progress
    59 11 Reuter. New York, July 13. A|R. Howard Hughes, the film magnate *"lwho is making a world trip by air. has arrived at Fairbanks. Alaska." The airmen have now completed over two thirds of the flight in two days, 19 iiours, 23 minutes, whereas Wiley* Post took 7
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    CLUBS PROMISE ORGANISED HELP FOR TRANSPORT MEN
    492 12 POLICE AT MEETING ARGANISED help from many Chinese Clubs and associations was enthusiastically promised the Traction Company strikers at a mass meeting of delegates held last night at the premises of a registered Chinese club at Albert Street. Deliberations lasted several hours, under
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    CHINESE ARTIST ARRIVES
    32 12 Chiang Chan Men, Chinese artist arrived on board the Kanchi, yesterday. Coming from Hongkong. Chiang is on a visit to Malaya and hopes to stay here for some time.
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    LOCKING OF PARKED CARS
    64 12 From Our Oun Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. THE question of the advisability of locking cars parked in the street or in a public parking place was raised at a meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board to-day. It was pointed out that the locking of parked
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    SCALDED GIRL WITH BOILING WATER
    270 12 Singapore, Wednesday. HONG Ec Pai. the proprietor ot a toffee shop at 17. Hokien Street, was yesterday charged before Mr. L. C Goh, the Fifth Magistrate, with causing hurt to a Chinese girl named Chia Sun Chong by an act which endangers life or the
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    FRENCH NATIONAL DAY
    108 12 THE French community of Singapore celebrated National Day at a reception at the French ConsulateGeneral this morning. About 175 invitations were sent out, and the reception was attended by a representative cf His Excellency the Governor, by the members of the Consular Corps in Singapore, and by
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    Bicycle Theft Charge
    105 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, July 13. How he lost a bicycle which he placed at the entrance of the pier at Fort Road, and a few days later saw, or thought he saw, the bicycle being ridden by a Malc.y whereupon he gave chase on another
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    Two Sappers On Charge Of Stealing Cars
    126 12 Mcl'roy was charged with the thelt of a motor-cycle belonging to a Chinese in a Singapore street on June 12. The charge preferred against Plested was that of stealing a motor-car be.onging to another Chinese in Kalians Road on June 13. Both the
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    F. M. S. FARES
    40 12 The F.M.S. Railways are granting a special reduction in fares for motor-cars being transported to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore. The new charge will be $75, provided one ticket has been purchased to Kuala Lumpur and back.
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    X.L. BUILDING DELAYS
    211 12 'From Our Onn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. A REPLY to the speech made last Friday by Mr. E. A. Wagner, president of the Selangor Property Owners and Ratepayers Association, criticising the delay in the passing ci plans by the Sanitary Board, was forthcoming at this morning's meeting
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    28 12 New wireless receiving apparatus, which the Yard have -tried out in patrol cars, is a distinct improvement. The new method uses a small loud speaker umt abolishes headphones.
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    FEVER DEATHS DECREASE
    113 12 Singapore, Wednesday. THERE were 13 deaths from enteric fever last week, compared with 11 in the previous week and two In the corresponding week last year, according to the report of Dr. P. S. Hunter. Municipal Health Officer, just issued. The number of cases reported is on
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    Prison For Ricksha Man
    88 12 Singapore, Wednesday. ONG Ah Yew, a Chinese ricKsha-puller with three previous convictions, was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. J. C. H. Oldham, the Second Magistrate, this morning, on a charge of theft of clothing belonging tc the proprietor of a coffee shop. Opening
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    30 Japanese Planes Bomb Wuchang
    93 12 Hankow, July 12. A FLEET of more than IhiHv Japanese aeroplanes raided Wuchang to-day, dropping many bombs on the densely populated area of the city. The Provincial Hospital and a certain girls' middle school, organised by American misssionaries were also bombed. At the time of
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    CHINESE SENTENCED ON TRUST CHARGE
    68 12 Singapore, Wednesday. VOW Siong Lock, a 20-year-oid employee of the Navy, Army and Air Force Institute, was this morning sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. J. C. H. Oldham, the Second Magistrate, on a charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of
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    Chinese Drops 40 Feet To His Death
    113 12 Singapore. W AIIIN Kwee, a coolie at th v Petroleum Company, met on July 5. as a result of fallin when a scaffolding on which working collapsed bringing pieces of wood to the ground Five other coolies had rem; capes from death, and
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    Java And Malaya: Inter esting Contrasts
    891 12 Singapore, Wednesday. JAVA is over i*>pulated. Hei cities have no traffic regulations, especially in Batavia, and there is little evidence of town planning. Roads in the Netherlands East Indies are seldom empty, while tl ere is a total absence of Chinese labourers. Malaya, in
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    20,000 Dead From Cholera
    68 12 Reuter. Lucknow. Jul) THK cholera epidemic in the Provinces is driving Urn ant.< of North GahrwaJ to in the neighbouring forest standing the fact that th< latt tested with bears. Th ework mation in some cases has b lected owing to haste tr escape Over 20,000
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    MALAYA PREPARES FOR BUFFER TIN POOL PLAN
    676 13 OFFICIAL CIRCULAR Singapore, Thursday. rpnK internal arrangements to bo made in Malaya for the operation of th- buffer tin stock scheme are detailed in i r\rr„u ,by the Chief Inspector of Mines. The cIS^S a s: I* has been aecinea mj iorm an
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    MYSTERY LIGHT ON IPOH CAVES
    123 13 (From Our Oion Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. A PECULIAR iridescent glow, which appears regularly each night on the face of the cliffs in a section of the Gopeng caves before reaching the Ipoh aerodrome, is attracting large crowds. Circular in shape, about the size of a
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    Hoarding Of Gold
    104 13 Reuter. London, July 13. FURTHER intensive continental hoard- ing demand was again responsible for a big turnover in bar gold on to-day's bullion, market, when metal valued at £1.302.000 changed hands. Gold coins also encountered a sustained inquiry from the same sources. In the foreign exchange market,
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    19 13 The Congress of the Sovereign Order %J££& for which over 200 Kn] g hts assembled, was opened in Budapest
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    Uday Shankar At Penang
    85 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Thursday T&SZ £S try, and I can find V my counthan to s tart n an fl art carry en extensive reeeaES i„S^i eh wlil and music, costume and mv h^ danclrg which will offer a "ytnology, and for the encouragement
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    New Air Officer For Far East
    99 13 •wr m Air Vice-Mar.h«i y H1 *"ccee<l Air Officer rami. l as Force, Far is mmandu 'r. Royal Air AtStifeS* -j*** has been and Developmen f thf al .P f Search and left Singa^ta*W*, Mtototr Royal Air Force «LSS*! the Great War starting dunng
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    RURAL BOARD
    4 13 Singapore, Thursday
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    52,193 FOR CHINA
    28 13 World CahaSt i^l^o o^ 5 at tne New 52,193 15 for hi rhf atU! 2 realised Tickets SIM R Cf ndianeous receipts if and miscel
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    297 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) WHILE the inter-State cricket K Ain M M la cc Wednesday, in progress on and Negri was certain spectators and occurred among sequel in the police court to-d™y P dang which *ad a Dollah bin Bakar, who has been employed as
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    PHONE WIRES DOWN
    57 13 Po;w^•ll'llt in a >ore Thursday. S are Tam P in tXraph" £3? Hffif Communication by tcletLmVJSi t€le^ra Ph between jast njght, and messages far Kua laTumpuJ 55?. Sln a Pore and vice versa JT»e authorities hope to tp sume telephonic and teVranhic communication betwee^Sn^ a pore and
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    Wearne's New Planes Due
    26 13 w£rne n°n^ ne \u° tdeiea Messrs. Air &£v£e «ri° r the Mal «yan Internal ast Ba g u r^°y day ey England
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    MALAYS BEAT RECS: GORDONS & SAPPERS DRAW
    636 14 MALAYS BEAT RECS: GORDONS SAPPERS DRAW TWO FIRST DIVISION SOCCER MATCHES Six Goals In Game At Anson Road Malays 4: Recs 2. THE Malays scored a deserving victory by 4—2 over the S.R.C. n the First Division of the S.A.F.A. I eap-ue at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. Pretty apnroach
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    164 14 The following are ihe results of ties in the Jc.ceils doubles tournament placed last Sanday: Cho Chwee Tee and Goh Kang Seng beat Lim Ah Chiang and Sim Wee Cheow. 2i_9. 21—13. Qofi Tian Chye 8 d Patrick Foo beat G laaac and Koh Kirn Swee, 21—14. 19—21. 21—18.
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    Inniskillings' Reserves Win Soccer
    320 14 Second Division Match Ski.is ti; Excise S.C. L AFTER making a gallant stand against a more powerful combination the Excise sports Club went tjovvn by b—i in tne Second Division vi the S.A.F.A. Leasue against the InnUMßflft H at tne S 11. B. rrcvnd yesterday. Hopes
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    INTER-STATE CRICKET
    103 14 TEAMS lor the Singapore vs. Selangor Inter-State cricket match to be played at the S.C.C. on Saturday and Sunday next, commencing at ll am. each day. are as follows: Singapore: Capt. G. J. Bryan, LCp. Bolton, Lieut. W. H. Duke. Capt. F. D. Dynes. Lieut. F. W. Simpson.
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    PHILADELPHIA CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF TOURNEY
    75 14 Shawnee, Delaware. July 14. IN the third round of the Philadelphia Golf Championships, those qualifying for the quarter-finals were: Jimmy Hines beat Densmore Shute 2 and 1. Horton Smith beat Burke 3 and 2 Nelson beat Bassler 11 and 10. Picard beat Metz 4 and 3
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    SOCCER FRIENDLIES
    81 14 At tho Geylang Stadium on Monday last the Lad Footers defeated Messrs. Joseph Travera and Sons tay 3 goa's to r The Cjld Storage Sports Club will meet Heap Bag Mob. team in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park to-day at 5.15 The players representing Col'i Storage
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    The Incomparable Suzanne
    656 14 Wimbledon Queen For 5 Years MADE £20,000 Never Really Beaten As Champion I By Air Mail) London, July 6. PUZANNE Lenglen, who has just died at her home in Paris, was the greatest woman lawn tennis player the world has known. After once attaining top rank she
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    SINGAPORE VS. SERVICES
    70 14 "THE following players have been invited to attend at Anson Road Stadium (ready to play if lequired) by 5 p.m. on Saturday, July 16, for the match between Singapore and the Combined Services: Abdni Rahman, Haji Abdul Rahman, Aziz, G. Day, Dollah, James Goh, Hor Khoon, Kee
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    Malaya Cup Soccer
    47 14 'From Our Ou:n ReporterSeremban, Wednesday. T r e following will represent Negri SombiLm against Johore in the Mala: a Cup at Seremban an Fricia>: Musiapha. Gkina, M. Rozano, zanid. Kanara .u.n, Lee Moh Hon, Awang, Abduliah, Kanitin, Omar. A. Pii.U). Reserves: Sulaiman. Adam. Veerapan.
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    Inter – State Triangular Tennis
    224 14 Inter State Triangular Tennis Lai Tet Loke Cup Tourney (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. BY defeating Negri Sembilan Chinese at the S.C.R.C. courts by 9 points to 8, the Selangor Cninese won the Lai Tet Loke Cup in the first year oi thi.s triangular competition between Selangor. Negri
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    ST. JAMES CUP
    32 14 rrm date by which the fir I round A el He Ktnpel G.C. St. James Cap he flayed Off bar been extended iiom Sunday next tc Sunday, Juiy 24.
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB
    126 14 ?T»HE draw for partners for the Cid--1 field Cup competition < 18 holes •ncdal play, under handicap) I the fjarriscn Golf Club en Saturday re- ailed as fellows: 3 3: p.m. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Reiliy vr. Major and Mr.-;. L. R. S. MacFarianc. 3.35 p.m.
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET
    51 14 The following will represent th£ S C.R.C. en Saturday against the a.F.C. on the AP.C. ground at. Pava Lcfcar: Seah Keng Siew, Yap Mcok Kirn, Swe~ Lim Swa.ic Low Kee Pow, Low Kee Choc, S. Y. Han. Edward Wee, W-.liiam Tan. Robert Tan. Evan Wong and Chua Boon
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    CITY HIGH SCHOOL
    50 14 The annual athletic sports of the City High School will be held at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday. July 22. commencing at 2.30 p.m. The old boys' rar. .220 yds.) will take place at 5 p.m. Ii necessary heats will be run off at. 4 ?0
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    86 14 THE Akuzawa Can 36 holes medal play at the Island Club resulted in a tie between W. Ferrier liavor and K. Tajiri. In his second round Ferrier Mayor, bettered the scratch score <71> by one. The previous record cf 71 was held by S> N. Kelly. Scores
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    THE MAYFAIR B.P.
    84 14 A badminton match will be playec. morrca at the Hapny Worid ■tadii m between the Mayfalr B. ihe Me. .v-Unicn B.P. at 7.30 p.m. telle wing will represent the Mnyfair Br Chew V Feng. Gim Siang. Lo* Che g X 'w Chan Yew Cheng. Yeo Krat. Kcc,
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    WEARNES SPORTS CLUB
    41 14 Heats for the annual athletic sports cf Wears*.? Brc Snorts Club, to b- h«o i.n Aug. 6, at the Jalan Besar Staruuff will be run off on Sunday next at Si Andrew's School field, commencing ;> l io am
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    28 14 En I friendly soccer match played the Outram school ground, the Moan Zic r Rangers beat the Outran Al School by two goals to one
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    159 15 Bradman Hits Up 116 BIG STAND Gentlemen vs. Players Match |Yf>f heii fitrstl match sincp 'i<the rain cheated ihif win over the following a week's < due to rain washi Te-t at ()!d i he .jurists earanee at Isii minga w 0ster- Bradman put the dismissed
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    78 15 from Our Own Corespondent i 1 i.- If) hrn n*u 0 1 rhr d "as b Othman xXndir o r. V t ol Ot] i X JJ Mchammad b I b Ir, 4 Extras i 3 Total >g I I 1 Kadir h ttt "or 1- GUSH SCHOOL
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    339 15 POSITIONS In the S.A.F.A. League 1 soccer competitions, revised to da'e are as follow*: FIRST DIVISION Goals F. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Chinese 1 i 14 10 2 2 41 15 RAF 131 14 8 3 3 36 18 "\9 S A v 9 4
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    Muar Town Board Beat Military
    242 15 Lea gue Soccer Match i From Our Own Co-respondent > Muar. IN a closely contested game the "Town Board beat the Johore Military Forces by one goal to nil in the Muar T.A, League yesterday. The sbidfers were rather unlucky not to win as they
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    93 15 TIES lor Monday in the Tanglin Club tennis tournament are as follows: Dyne (up Mr. and Mrs. Strickland -15 vs Mr and Mrs. Macpherson —15. Cullen Cup Miss Dunne and Henton -15 vs Mr and Miss Thorougood —4. Open Mixed Doubles Comd. and Mrs. Mockler vs Mr
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    BISLEY RIFLE MEETING
    521 15 <•'»> Air Mail) T, IP IAIMh, July 6. HE 15th annual meeting ot the Nat-onal Rifle Association opened ai rjivev with the contest for the prize Riven by Quern Miry It JEST E f"5 J G the tHird »nd hnal stage of the King's prfec Between he
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    BANDIT HOLDS UPFILM STAR
    155 16 New York, July 5. DIG-MOUTHED Joe E. Brown, the film comedian, was so astonished when h" was held up by a bandit just outs-de Hollywood's most famous re-aurant, the Brown Derby, that ho did not think to yell for help from Clark Gable, Carole Lombard, Wallace
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    164 16 Prices Realised At Sales Yesterday AT the Singapore Chamber of Com- merce Rubber Association's 1390 th auction held yesterday, there were Catalogued 1.377.497 lbs.—tons 614.95 Offered 1.034.303 461 74 ?old 810.731 361.93 London-Spot 7 1 8 d New York-Spot 15 cents. PRICES REALISED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents
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    RAIN WOULD SPOIL HIS BEAUTY
    37 16 An Old English Sheepdog wearing his "mackintoshes" as he was carried hurriedly out of the rain at the 40th Richmond Championship Dog Shew, which took place at fae Athletic ground, Richmond, Surrey.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE AS "WITNESS"
    152 16 Singapore, Wednesday. THE Morning Tribune" was a "witness" in the" Fourth Pohce Court tms morning when a Johore taxi-cab driver, Peh Ah Seoh, of Batu Pahat was charged with driving in a manner dangerous to the public. An alternative cnarge was that of negligent driving Ah
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    CHINESE AND APPEAL FOR ORDER
    79 16 As a result of the Government's request to the Chinese Community to refrain from disorders, a meeting of the Cantonese community was held last night at the Hoi Thin Club to consider the Government's appeal. Mr. Ching Kee Sun presided and explained to the meeting
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    Sir Abe Bailey Gets Scout's "V.C"
    165 16 London, July 5. gIR ABE BAILEY, the world's bravest sportsman, who kept smiling- though he lost both legs at seventy-four, has received an honour he will prize above all the many honours he has won. He has been awarded by Lord BadenPowell, Chief Scout,
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    SIR AKBAR HYDART
    84 16 •By Air Mail Dacca July 9 THE Right Hen. Sir 1 Kt., P.C. President of Hi« y' Highness the Highness the Ni ecutive Council, Hyderafa will be offered en the occa first visit to Dacca in connectio the ensuing Convocation oi University, the Life Memo Salimullah Muslim
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    MAGISTRATE ON "SCANDALOUS" TREATMENT OF THE COURT
    340 16 'From Our Onn Reporter/ IT is very scandalous lhe wa¥ peo p,e tlJ^J^*^J^^2 drivers, was tried fcr criminal breach cf trj s c 1 m.sappr„pr ia t,„„ „f pe.ro.. al. three c barg^ n f ££2 of facts. Abdullah was convicted on the
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    55 16 Reuter. Simla, July 12. HAVING equipped camp four, situated at a height of 20.340 feet, all the climbers of the German Nangaparbat Expedition were torced to return to the base camp owing to ceaseless snowfall, states Renter's correspondent with the evpedition. They intend to wait a week
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      181 16 NOTHING AN extraordinary cir (ll <ir been issued by the 0 missar fo r all Aryan Vienna." TO *n The circular has been sen, Jews whose motorcars ha\> kJ" confiscated by the Kttd are informed that they mu J continue to pay charges f maintenance, garaging a a <i r^!
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    Tax-Dodging Financiers
    95 17 Tax Dodging Financiers Reuter. Washington, Juiy 12. JiWO fan.ou.s American financiers, Mr. Pierre Dupont and Mr. John J. Itaskob, are accused by the United Spates Board of Tax Appeals of evodiri" income tax, amounting to over $1 000 000 In 1929 by a "paper transaction"' in securities. rttL£2!& a former
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    Poultry Trade Control
    99 17 British Official Wireless. London, July 12. GOVERNMENT plans to help the poultry JJ industry, which.were announced by the Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Morrison [5. House of Commons, include thp establishment of a poultry commission to conduct a stock improvement scheme by Exchequer Funds Research Station, for investigation
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    EMPIRE AIRWAYS NOW TOTAL 80,000 MILES
    199 17 British Official Wireless. TWV mmmm i liliML JulY 12. overTL J !L»n C,Vav at, thal Britain's internal air services flew tons S nl eS m lh I** 2ST About 161 5 00 and 1,300 ions Oi freight and mail were carried. j That there
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    Welfare Of Miners
    85 17 British Official Wireless. London, July 12. THE Miners' Welfare Fund report 1 shows that pithead baths, giving accommodation for 275.000 miners, had been completed by the end of the year and the further baths with accommodation for 90,000 miners were under construction. An average of 92 per
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    MALAY GAOLED FOR THEFT OF CLOTHING
    197 17 ■From Our Oun Corr9tpondsHti Alor Star. Monday. DOR breaking into an attap house and stealing jewe.Uery and clothing Din Deau. was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment in addition to a years police supervision, by Tunku Abdullah, at Pendang Police Court yesterday. Inspector Che
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    New Dollar Rating?
    95 17 Reuter. I London, July 12. IJEUTER ieams from circles in close touch with the United States Gov ernment that Mr. Cordell Hull's remarks at yesterday's press conference in Washington in no way implied that negotiations were at present proceeding between Britain and the United States with a
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    BRIDEGROOM'S FALL FROM TRAIN
    212 18 From Cur Oicn Correspoitde?it) Seremban, Wednesday. REPORTED to fallen off a train on his way back to Seremban from Sitiawan last Monday night, Mr. Lee Cheng Ooi. 33, teacher at the Chi Hwa Chinese School, Seremban gave chief Inspector Samsudin of the local police a shock
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    Gold In Demand
    151 18 Reuter London, July 12. THE bullion and foreign exchange market both witnessed active conditions again this morning. In the former, continental hoarding demand was chiefly responsible for a £1.220.000 turnover by gold while there was also active inquiry over sovereigns. In the meantime pressure against the franc
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    Constables And Dog Shooter Charged
    499 18 Singapore, Wednesday. BEFORE Mr. L. C. Goh, the Fifth Police Magistrate, this morning, iwo Police Constables attached to the Kandang Kerbau Police Station and a Municipal dog shooter were asked to answer charges of using criminal force and abusive language to Mr. T. G. Menon,
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    FLYING PIGS
    57 18 Belgrade. THIRTY-EIGHT German miliI tary aeroplanes which were on an official visit here for the city's Air Week, returned to Germany loaded with over 200 roast pigs on ice and several packets of butter. The (ierman pilots were surprised and delighted to find that the sale of meat
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    MALAYS COMMITTED TO STAND TRIAL
    146 18 (From Our Oun Correspondent) Alor Star. Monday. AT the conclusion of the inquiry into the Alor Janggus gang robbery and murder which occurred on Dec. 8. last year, in which a Chinese shop keeper and his wife were brutally done to death by a gang
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    Death In Mining Pool
    62 18 i From Our Own Reporter I Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday TRAGEDY overtook a Chinese lad about 12 years when accompanied by three others he visited an old mining pool at Salak South to have a bathe. However, during the course of their adventure, one of the lads
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    Italian Air Force Casualties In Spain
    48 18 Reuter. Rome, July 12. CINCE the beginning of the Spanish war, 120 Italian airmen have been killed, including 38 officers, according to an official communique, which claims that Italian airmen brought down 580 Republican planes of which 487 were of ficially verified.—Renter.
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    391 18 (From Our Onn Reporter/ KUALA LUMPUR, WEDNI AS A SEQUEL TO THE ALLEGED MURDER OF A PATH AN THIS YEAR AT AMPANG. KUALA LUMPUR, A SIKH N INDAR SINGH IS ALLEGED TO HAVE OFFERED A GRATU OF TO A TAMIL NAMED THANGAPPAGASiI TO CONCEi
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    162 18 Arrived from N.E.I bj "Emoe." Mr. L. van Lissa. Mr linger, Mr. T. Yamasaki. Mi l Mr. W. A. Weerhcim. Mr Itokawa. Left for Medan, Bangk and Rotterdam by KLM Mr. C. Romeyn. Mr. and J. Lockhart, Mr. W. Ii L. L. Goodman, Mr. W. A V
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    SATYAMURTI TELLS CONGRESS TO ACCEPT FEDERATION IF MODIFIED
    800 19  -  RETORT TO PRESIDENT'S THREAT OF RESIGNATION OUR DAILY INDIA PAGE •—Edited by G.S. Muthukrishnan B. Sc. (United Press). (By Air Mail). IF THE BRITISH I VS™™ E WAY THOSE F E IF AT LEAST 4 PORTIfIv nr tdd ETO BEAR THR COST
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    16 19 (United Press). The Maharaja of Balarampur has donated Rs. 50,000 to the Benares Hindu University.—(United Press).
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    39 19 (United Press). Dr. Ghosh, Frontier M. L. A., has been deputed by the Frontier Assembly Conpress Party to study the working ot the various Congress Ministries in India. His tour will last till the middle of August. —(United Press),
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    WORKING COMMITTEE
    40 19 Air .Mail.) Calcutta, July 10. T ,u I nited Press 1 is auihoritaI \ivth inf«mecl that the lin n Working Committee will 1 n Jttty U and "j cfl bom will leave Mr lulv 21.- < I nited Pre-
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    Congress President May Resign
    583 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail) Calcutta, July 8. i BROAD hint that he may have to relieve himself of the trammels of office in order to be free to carry on a raging: and tearing campaign throughout the country for open, unmitigated and unrelenting opposition to
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    CONGRESS LIBRARY
    96 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail) Allahabad, July 7. AM R. Subhas Chandra Bose, President li-loi trie Indian National Congress, has addressed an appeal to the authors and publishers in foreign countries asking them to donate their publications to the All India Congress Library which, h* says, is engaged
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    WAX WORTH RS. 1,000,000 DESTROYED
    145 19 (United Press). (By Air Mail) Rangoon, July 7. AFIRE broke out in wax-packing god own of the Burma Oil Company at Syriam this afternoon. The conflagration was visible from miles around, when the fire was still burning after nightfall. The cause and extent of fire
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    SARDAR RENOUNCES ESTATE FETCHING Rs.35,000 ANNUALLY
    225 19 ##PEOPLE TO BENEFIT (United Press). (By Air Mail) Allahabad, July 10. Pra(!i lrm P,asad Sinßh lht Con re ss Socialist leader, has ,he IH<,„|V' rt nounced h »s entire estate in Rewa State in favour honH after r Sardar recently returned from Allahabad to
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    107 19 (United Press). Allahabad, July 10. MR Purushottamdas Tandon is contemplating to resign the post of Speaker of the U.P. Assembly in view of hostile criticism of his action in remaining an active Congress member while holding the office of Speaker met with in some quarters particularly
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