Malaya Tribune, 19 July 1938

Microfilm: NL4069
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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales id xxvii. So. 170. SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, July 19, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 21 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1938 GG
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      46 1 I IHE NEWS j W ITH YOUR BREAKFAST 77«r jioitx I X<S GOOD HEALTHY HAIR [3§sl§Sl JsSs§il I me HAI RTX»^ I J baby needs milk kJiSJ from a bottle STRONG MCSCLES s SOUND TEETH iWP |N STRAIGHT RONES THAT IS EVERY BABY'S BIRTHRIGHT. KXQ3 I
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      277 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya 1 Your health may easily suffer if your cutlery I I fl^f not cleaned thoroughly each time it is used, I > 7 'jvP m. Particlc> of food cling to the knives, forks and B other utensils, and quickly decay. Ordinary \J[ lull
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    DOCTOR SAYS MEN SHOULD HAVE LESSONS IN LOVE
    225 2 London, Juiy 8. WESSONS in the technique of love-making should be given to all men, mrfm Dr. Edward (iviffith, a te to the National Conference on Maternity and Chili Welfare, at Bristol. Clerirympr. and doctors, he suggested, sh( l.ld co-operate in the
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    DUKE'S ESTATE: TAX QUERY
    62 2 Mr J. McOovern d.L.P.. ShetUetton) wants to know if toe Chancellor of the Exchequer intends taking any action against persons concerned in the turning of the late Duke of Devonshire estates into a company. He will ask in Parliament if the Chancellor Is aware that the
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    THEY CAN'T BUILD HATS WITHOUT STRAW
    53 2 Boys in straw hats from Orley Farm School arriving in force for the Eton and Harrow cricket match at Lord's ground London. There vas a large number of spectators, despite the heavy rain, for the match between twu el the most prominent pub'i schools
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    THEY SEE RED
    66 2 Helsinki. PLIES have a great dislike of red according to tests made In Denmark and reported here. Farmers in Denmark have been using red-tinted electric light blubs in their cowsheds and and they find this rids them of flies. Scientific research has established that a red light
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    DECREE AFTER 42 YEARS
    37 2 Deserted by his wife forty-two years A?i C—a year after their marriage—John Alien, retired farmer, seventy-three ol Southneld Field Farm. Sandford 'St Martin. Oxfordshire, was granted a aecree nisi in the Divorce Court.
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    DEMOLITION OF INDIANS' HOUSES IN DURBAN
    132 2 (United Press). »By Air Mail) Simla. July 13. lATEST advices from Durban regarding I demolition of Indian houses in slum areas indicate that the Special Commit tee regarding Housing has recommend!ed to the Durban City Council General Pul-pose Committee that the ordeof demolition should
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    SHADOW FACTORY STRIKE
    45 2 Six hundred workers of Hobson Aircraft and Motcr Components. LM staged a "shock" strike at one of the Government's largest M shadow" factories, Woodstock Mil). Oldham. They contend that tnere is an insufficient number of hands to cope with the production rush.
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    Women Trampled As Midgets Wed
    127 2 Church of the Sacred Heart, Blackpool, for t he wedding of two m.d K els who had been appearing in local show. The unrestrained curiosity led to discorderly scenes, women were tra-uplcd of) the eround and several other peopk in the crowd fainted. ■JDSS 6
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    RICHARD WHITNEY'S HOME SOLD UP
    274 2 Bedmiiwter, New Jersey. THE lovely country estate of Rich- ard Whitney, former head of thi New York Stock Exchange now serving a sentence at Sing Sing, has been sold up. The erica of the auctioneers echoed through the houee and quarters where his b!ood-stock horses,
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    HOUSES FROM ASH HEAPS
    497 2 Johannesburg. PBEAT savings in the building of cheap houses arc claimed to result from a new building method discovned by Mr. J. C. Bodenstein. an officer of the Union Government's Department of Social Welfare. it Is believed chat a savins ol £6.000,000 v the £13,000,000 voted
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    CONFERENCE OF STATES' MINISTERS
    92 2 (United Press). 'By Air Mail) A_ Indore, July 13 CONFERENCE of all the Ministers ko £Lir£ Sta tes in Central India will be held here towards the end of July to consider the, question of widening the franchise or establishing electora to th g P eS
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    SHOOTING TO KILL?
    22 2 Rita Hay worth, Columbia star, combines a littip onen air costuming with the ability to shoot over her shoulder.
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    15 2 Mr. Sutherland-Brown, general manager ol Vallambrosa Estate, Kapar, has gone on leave with Mrs. SutherlandBrown
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    "LITTLE AUSTRIA" IN AUSTRALIA
    229 2 A "IJTTLE US M X* Australian Alns i s he a suggestion by Mr H I J in director „f the New South Government Tourist r„-" ale s Adrian /h at on Koscuisko Plateau. ?d Feopie who believe austraii. dcsait country wiU be sum! .mow that
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    FOR FAIR TRIAL
    61 2 3c that he would "have a fair tmJ" it he ~/ere committed. Not! tgham gistrates excluded Press and public from court when a rnctcrist, Charles Ruscoe. vas charged with manslauahi.r woman. Bradford stipendiary Mr. F. J. O. Codding ton recommended this c at a magistrates' conference at
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      204 2 "NERVES" I W %*A WILL NEVER I A C^< PERHAP Y <W ARM HAVE'NT SEEN 1 TO BLAME, DEAR- I i RONALD AND I YOU SEEM 10 BE L PON'T CARE IF HE r A/lk NERV OUS AND NEVER CALLS AGAIN W*) 'a^tu,^ 1 i/ WE ALWAYS LJJi jL Imlwl
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      96 2 The HONEYCOMB' EMX JpX I tells you it's the RIGHT VIT A/^^^^(. comb of Ry vita is one of the mouthful demands healthy chewing—so good lor the teetn —and every piece becomes thoroughly insalivated in the process. Only rye gram gives the hone y comb texture— that's why you should
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    BARRELLED DOUBLE
    53 3 Di finitely the right and proper place to drink ycur beer in a tool evening it is in the compound of Mr. J. G. Giezen, a Dutch businessman in Singapore, who has treated this place in novel style. No chairs, no tables. Just barrels of varying ?izes and.
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    8 a.m. CHURCH FOR THE MOTOR AGE
    127 3 New York. rum ntning services m Sunday L for people *ho wish to attend chorcb before going to the seaside J!.'\ t llllrv lei the clay have been Martod at the Riwrdale Presbyterian t hunh her* tradition for Nov; Yorkers to i, tn€
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    FIRE FIGHTERS OF THE EMPIRE
    105 3 Guildford. Surrey the Surrey Kills to compete in the National Fire Brigades Associatn.i Ihey came trom the Far East. Canaoa -ad South Africa to join some 400 mem. I tofeine of the British fireman Straight from quelling the tenure c aflagrations which lullowed the Bomteng
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    "Best Son" Killed Father, Acquitted At Murder Trial
    396 3 FIANCEE STANDS BY HIM Bristol, July 8. JJIS fiancee, his mother, more than naval ratings, and every man at the anti-submarine school at Portland are standing by twentt -one-year-old Frederick Savers, who killed his father and was fourd not guilty of murder
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    REITH TAKES OVER
    96 3 Loiulcn. AN assuming his duties as Cnair- man ef imperial Airways Sir j Jr.hn Keith ent the following tek tiam to Mr. G. Woods Hnmphery, the retiring Managing Director: "My first ast en joining the great or- sanitation which owes so much to you csuecially In the
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    OBEDIENT FISH
    51 3 Saianac Lake. New York State. fAPTAIN Harold Thomas, a refitient here, has trained a fish to rise to the surface of the local lake at a given signal. He also claims that the fish— a bass—aliews itself to be taken from the water, weighed and returned without getting
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    RAILWAYMEN TO HAVE TRAINING COLLEGE
    274 3 Petoria. SOME 200 boys who will become station foremen, guards, shunters, checkers, and telegraphists are io training at a new college at Roberts Heights which has just been founded by the Union Railway Administration I at a cost of £25 000. One of the features
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    NEW DUTCH CENTRAL AERODROME PLANNED
    122 3 The Hague. THE Dutch Government has in principle decided in favour of the foundation of tan aerodrome occupying a central position with regard to Rotterdam, Amsterdam and The Hague, and intended to be He Hand's sole airport for international traffic. This decision has been induced
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    LAKE DISAPPEARS OVERNIGHT
    87 3 Santiago, Chile, s AXE Senoret, a 50-square-mile sheet iiof water in the Southern Chilean Andes, has disappeared overnight. Superstitious cattlemen, accustomed to lead their animals to drink at the lake, are terrified by the phenomenon, which they think portends evil Several small hotels catering for invalids who
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    ORIENTAL EXPERT RETIRES
    128 3 London, July 8. 4 FTER 40 years' service at the British Museum. Mr. Robert L. Ho son. Keeper of Oriental antiquities and of ethnography, is to retire. Mr. Hobson was .listed to retire on reaching the age limit 12 months ago, but he remained at the wish
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    MURDER WITH NO MOTIVE
    187 3 London, July 8. J'HREE sad-eyed parents sat in St. 'aliens Coroner's Court, to hear the final act in a drama which will go down in Scotland Yard files as a murder without a motive. There was elderly Mr. Bolton Smart, of Letchworth, Herts, father of Nurse
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    RESCUE HEROINE REWARDED
    52 3 Money award from Beard of Trade has been made to Margaret MacFadyen, Is'ay servant girl, who helped haul eight members of the crew of the trawler Ex mouth to safety by ropes, when it went ashore in a gale. Fcur men companions in the rescue have also
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    SYDNEY TO SCOTLAND IN untitled
    210 3 Sydney, New South Wales. July 11. fPHREE Rover Scouts have left Syd- ney in the 50 ft. yawl Zjawa 111 to attend the world jamboree in Scotland next year. The owner-skipper is Wladvslaw Wagner, a 25-year-old Polish Rover Scout. His two Australian companions are Sydney
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    PUSS IN BELLS
    47 3 Stavely, Alberta. ALL cats in this town wear bells by law. The by-law was adopted by the local town council "to give the birds a chance." The bird population here has increased so markedly that other towns in Alberta intend to enact similar laws.
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      154 3 FOR YOUNC PEOPLE IN THEIR II "TEENS'' ?l I I The kens' are a difficult period; there is I my] an increased demand on all resources, and InS the growing adolescent requires an extra VjS reserve on which to draw in order to <f V ensure that, both mentally and
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES Movement In U.K. Ports
    673 4 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES Movement In U.K. Ports Inward Tonnage Increased "MET tonnage of ships that arrived at ports in the United Kingdom during April last with cargo for discharge was G,839,000 tons, and showed a small increase (55,000 tons, or 0.8 per cent.) as compared with April last year. Increases
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    s.s. "Somali"
    21 4 riv T e h at S l S l cx P ect *<» to arrive at 11 a.m. on Wednesday.
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    MOTOR YACHT FOR DEEP SEA CRUISING
    655 4 Trials Of Sir Malcolm Campbell's Bluebird MEAN speed of over 11 knots was averaged by Sir Malcolm Campbell's twin-screw motor yacht Bluebird during trials on the Humber measured r.iile recently. The Bluebird has been built by the Goole Shipbuilding and Repairing Co., Ltd., for
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      467 4 STEAMER SAILINGS mt ii ii ii BRITISH INDIA (incorporated In England). P. O. S/ N. CO.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Tonnage, Spore. 1938 CORFU 15.000 July' 29 Bhutan! 6.100 July 30 BEHAR/ 6,000 Aug. 8 CFITR.II, 15,000 Aug. 12 SOUDAfJ 6,500 Aug. 26 CARTAGE 15,000 Aug 26 RAJPjrfANA 17,300 Sept. 9 RANAi
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      350 4 I To: Bangkok Saigon (ANGKOR PNOM PENH) J By Luxurious One Class Motorships. Displacement Tons. From Fenang P.S'ham Malacca Spore m.s. "Alsia" 112,500» 26-7 27-7 28-7 30-7 i m.s. Boringia" (12.500» 16-8 17-8 18-8 20-8 mjs. "Flonia" (11.000» B-9 0-9 10-!) 12-9 S m.s. Lalandia" (11.000» 27-9 28-9 2G-9 1-10
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      271 4 If AMBl KG -AMERIKA LINIE Deutsch-Australische DampiSchirYs Gesellschaft (Companies inccrporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1935 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN via Manila Aug. 2 m.s. ERMLAND via Manila Aug. 11 t m.s. BURGENLAND via Manila Aug. 24 HOMEWARD HOLLAND, HAMBURG
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      459 4 §NORDDEIT SCHFI( incorporated m The undernoted ar* the rv intended fixtures:— Lorr -P:nT, OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG s*»%*, NORTH CHINA and Hue Spore 5 "NECKAR" "GNEISFNAU" omits N n I 'CREFELD "REGENSBURG "SCHARNHORST omi China HOMEWARD For HOLLAND, HAMBURi "COBURG" also cal Antwerp "POTSDAM" also cal arr: 29 Sai t
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    Government And Bombed Ships
    706 5 ARCHBISHOP'S VIEW London, July 8. r£HE Chamberlain Government's policy in face of the bombing of British ships in Spanish voters, a! present the kev point of Opposition criticism, has come under fire from an unexpected quarter here. The Archishop of York (Dr. Temple) and ten Bishops
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    SEQUEL TO BAN ON NARIMAN
    139 5 •By Air Mail) Hyderabad, July 12. 4 NIZAM Government communique issued this morning says: -As a result of the ban placed on the «rntry of Mr. K. F. Nariman, His Exalted Highness' Government has offered to defray to the extent of rupees five hundred per
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    ILLEGAL OPERATION JUSTIFIED?
    325 5 London, Monday. FAMOUS doctors and lawyers crow- ded the Old Bailey to-day when the trial of Dr. Alec William Bourne, the distinguished Wimpole, Street obstretician, opened before Mr. Justice Macnaughten and a jury including two women. The Attorney General appeared for the prosecution and Mr. Ronald Oliver,
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    LA FONTAINE AND QUINNE
    484 5 Everyone know.- about the Fables of La Fontaine and a certain number of people have perhaps lead his Tales." but there are not many persons who know his "Poem en Quinquina that tap great, fairy-tale teller wrote in 1682. We would mention that in 1679 Louis
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      530 5 Classified Advertisements pU BLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality I** £?!r«r S JStag mate M„nlcipal Tender Room Oculars sec Munlcip Qf Qatmt mnletion and pt? :ilr n e ul Tian B rjgli St. tO Vf* limaUOO Rd- J 12 noon, July 26. 1938. (Deposit rW store Er£C H workshop at Newton 12
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      403 5 POSITIONS WANTED YOUNG CHINESE ARTIST seeTcs position in Art or Commercial department with practical commercial experience, holding good references, testimonials and diploma. Please apply Box 290, c o Malaya Tribune. Singapore. EDUCATIONAL MUSIC FOR YOUR CHILDREN. For the most EFFICIENT and SUCCESS FLSL tuition. Phone 2323, write or call at
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      362 5 QUICK RECOVERY AFTER ILLNESS Very often a period of convalescence is much more critical than the actual illness that preceded it. Your whole body is left in a state of complete exhaustion. You have no strength to combat any renewed attacks. Doctors and muses realise the importance of a speedy
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      161 5 (t BANISH SORE THROAT now! 'Dettolin'mouthwash ttjj^tflfe^l and gargle >s fatal to fTStgff? germs and leaves the f moutm wash mouth fresh and M9linjiSß healths Its regular jljp^S^Slw'' use morning and ft UH'r evening real |>'^■^■F protection There is fjj no better weapon jjf against mouth and VN~: throat infection.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    163 6 Quotations By Fraser And Co. Singapore, July 19. MINING. Tin 3 months £193 3. 0. unchanged. Spot £191 15. 0. unchanged and New York 43 1 8 cts down 18 cent. The midday tin market in London was firm being 15 higher but the market closed dull
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    TIN
    16 6 Singapore, July 19. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $96% (up
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    RUBBER
    18 6 The price of rubber at noon in Sinprapori to-day was:— Buyers 2»/ 8 (up Sellers 25fj. (unchanged).
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    845 6 Report By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, July 18, 5 p.m. Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 4!- 4!6 Asam Kumbang 29)- 31|-cd Austral Malay 44 48 -cd Ayer Hitam 24!9 25 9 Ayer Wenj 0.60 0.65 Bangrin Tin 2113 22!6 Batu Selangor 1.35 1.40 Berjuntai
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    69 6 lf A 7 Ja /o rit 753s tons Tsinjrtac if. 7 to Glasgow 20 9 "Ow*ttT*n& 1350I 350 Glas.,o\v is., to Hongkong 20 7 oteel Seafarer; U.S A t7l« from New York 18.7 to"Port^wette^ Marudu; Brit.; 1.926 tons tram 18.7 to Sandakan 22 7 an Kampor; Netherlands, joy
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    166 6 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Company Dividend Books cm,, close gapore, July is. 5 p.m. Total for TIN: Date E x Div financial Asara Kumbanc 6d No 62 lulv on Payable Date Par Austral Malay 9d div .Tuly 18 l SRflH. >* i'i ft* a»" k—."j-s. a i
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    164 6 6 Maynard Co., Ltd »30 nn Int. Apr. 30. Oct. 31 $30 0u 95 y o 105 nom SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31, Sent ?n W7 reX 19 P 47 Si: 6 00.0b0 1nt" 10 102 nom 4,/2% 110 nom &g j^kooolooo
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    331 6 Singapore, jury jy. MINING Buyers Sellers Amoa ts 4- 4 6 Ayer Hitams 24 9 25 9 Bangrins 21 3 22 6 j Batu Selangors 1.35 1.40 i Chenderiangs 35 16 I Hitam Tin 0.38 0.43 Hongkong Tin 23 3 24 3xd Hong Fatts 0.95
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    87 6 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Monday neon. v« TVD o Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R .S.S. in cases •FOB. July; 25' c MU Good F.A.Q. in bales 'FOB. July) J5l; No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) 4 tawardable Spore) 95 9 c, do. July 253 a do A
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    368 6 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER Previous To j MM Firm Firm Spot Buyers 75 16 7 -V 7% jAjfj Ist Forward (August) Buyers 75 16 7 -,r oeuers 7* 8 7( 2nd Forward (September) Buyers 7% Sellers 7 7|16 7D 2 16 «rd Forward (Oc<Leo.) Buyers 77 16 7
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      267 6 W SAFE f DEPOSIT A specially constructed .strong-room, protected by a heavy entrance I door, contains a large number of private safes each fitted with a deed box. These are obtainable at a rental of $5— pa. upwards according to the size of the safe required. further particulars from P
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      28 6 THE EASTERN UNITED n™£ LARY PERSONAL ACCI TIOX*' a^ RK^ EN S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: WD, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE F. W HALL, General Manager
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      162 6 I Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. J (Incorporated in the Strait* Settlements) taJSTJid Paid Up 810,000,000.00. OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. I Manacirur nir~*~ TELEPHONES: I T*l6fr*phic Address; "OVERSEA," j L IfDOW NEW TORK BANKERS: ttOaiid Ban* Ltd, J living Trust Co.. j UOr<S< Chase NatlorraJ Bark j I ARD
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    BRITISH BAR EXCELS AMERICAN
    120 7 \< v Haven, Connecticut. fwyftf British *>ar surpasses the AmI r i< »n hai in personnel despite IB inferior system ol law education England, the alumni (old stu,fnlk Vale University Law School hju been told hen 1 Cm- rea on for the British superiority, .«id th<
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    AIRMEN HONOURED
    31 7 Reuter. \i SC )W, July 18. X :kin Id and briand- v been j warded the title oi: Hero" by th< Soviet Union and *he of 25 roubles each.—Reuter.
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    MILITARY COURT IS FULLY EXONERATED
    222 7 Reuter. T d .;>f to hear the Spe^rVr^. has' tKome SS^%!^JS^SS^P *"Z ope, cr said «»t the new inforbers 10 o" Z W !2K that "dividual members ol the military court of inquiry knew nothing of the summoning olr Mr Sandys to appear before them
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    NEW YORK STOCKS: TO-DAY'S PRICES
    632 7 (now JONES VYKKAGES: Saturdays To-Day "s Close Close 30 Indus'rials 138 53 140.39 20 Rail- 27.19 27.96 20 I7tili.it> '-1 39 21.64 40 B< nd 8; 1 06 89.33 New V i'k S; k Exchange—Business I D"ih' -Total Volume 1,560,000 shares Call money—1 c 'r.
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    The Queen Whose Philosophy Was "Do Your Duty"
    769 7 AUEEN Marie was a Princes of the British Royal Family, for she was a daughter of Prince Albert, Duke of Edinburgh, Ihe second son of Queen Victoria. King Carol, Princess Eh.aheth, Prince Michael, the Premier and the Patriarch Myron Cristea were present
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    PAINTING PRODIGY
    125 7 V Budapest. ISITORS to an exhibition held by the Szeged Art Society were much impressed by a landscape signed "Cyula Hurucs, Junior." It is now revealed that the artist is the seven-year-old son of Erno Kuruoz. a well-known painter. He started painting when he was four, his father
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    154 8 Mails expected from Holland r-tc by C' u »istiaan Huygens, due at Sm.auore tc-dnv. Mails expected from Europe etc. (London) by Air "Imperial", time of delivery oi boxholders' letters only 4 p m and general delivery of ietters 4 05 p m tomorrow. Mails expected from Eurcne etc
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    37 8 Owing to the late arrival ol the Imperial flying boat from Europe &c. the air mails for Australia, Java &c. previously announced as closing at 9 p.m to-day will now close at 9 p.m. tomorrow.
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    M.A.H.A. Exhibition Will Be Best Yet
    612 8 pROMISE that the Malayan Agii-Horticultural Association's Exhibition will be one of the very brightest, is contained in Association s report, just issued. Vigorous efforts are being made to ensure that the village industries section will be outstanding this year. i>ptL=ai ouuaing is Deing provided
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    128 8 Singapore. July 10. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf I Entrance Gate 1) Anshun 20. Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2> Angelina 16; Ajax 14; Kelantan 12" Kudat 10; Christiaan Huygens 7 Empire Dock «Entranse Gate 2> Steel Seafarer 32;
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    TRIBUTE TO UNITY OF MALAYAN CHINESE
    462 8 'piIAT Chinese in Malaya are solidly behind the (V ii cf China is the observation made ;,y the Hon. |fi\ A R Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Malaya, in his annua] f He pays a tribute to 'eatw, Chinese community «2? tO maintain X Mr.
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    PASSENGERS BY untitled
    95 8 Arrived from N.E.I by KLM Buizerd"— Mr and Mi Krawinkel. Mrs Kissi der Stadt, Mr. S A SI McDonald. Mr. N s Left for Medan Inc.. KLM plane "Buizerd" 2 daughters. Mr Th Struyvei R. Boulle. Mr Krawinl AiTived frmn Europe dan by KLM plane "Pj mgbould.
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    Importance Of Village Industries
    310 8 THE importance of village industries to the will-being of the Malays is stressed by Mr. H. L. Burnett, editor of the M.A.H.A. magazine in the curent issue—a special exhibition number. Mr. Barnett writes: "We are quite certain that the stress V hich the organizing committee is
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    PRODUCE
    186 8 Singapore. July 18. R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 1 perKoyan $151 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 perKoyan $145 R <Siam> W. Coast No. 3 perKoyan $140 gam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $208 Siam Rice 'Lowhway" No 2 $198 Sirm Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 $18f, Siam "Singhway" No. 1
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    107 8 London, July 18 Paris 178 11 G4 New York 4.92 7 16 Geneva 21,60% Amsterdam 8 95 Milan 93*8 Montreal 4.95' t Berlin 12.26', Brussels 29.12 Prague 142 1 Copenhagen 22.40 .Stockholm VJ.Z9 1 Oslo 19.90 Vienna nominal Madrid nominal Lisbon 110 3 16 Belgrade 217 Rio 2
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    LATE ARRIVAL OF MAIL FROM EUROPE
    52 8 The Eastbound Europe mail by the •'Rajula" is expected to arrive at Penang at noon on Thursday, the 21st instant. The probable date and time of delivery of the mails will be announced ia the Post Office daily list ac soon as definite information
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    SPANISH NATIONALISTS SURE OF VICTORY WITHIN A YEAR
    181 11 SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE WAR Reuter. Burgos, July 18. QENERAL Franco in an interview with Reuter declared that the Nationalists will gain victory within the year and advocated the need for friendship between Nationalist Spain and Britain. A Barcelona message says the
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    FINED FOR POSSESSION OF CHANDU
    90 11 Singapore, Monday. FOUND in possession oi one tahil of chandu in Kitche»er Road on July 17. a Chinese named Koh Eng was arrested and charged before Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judgre. Criminal District Court, this morning. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB COOK'S DEATH
    312 11 Singapore, Monday. SEQJ 1L to tne lra ie otcurrenc e at the Singapore Swimming A lab <»n iuiy 13, was the Coroner's inquiry to-day into the death a Hainanesc ChineM named Boon Wah who met his death as IV it of a fall rom a
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF CAR
    59 11 Singapore, Monday, rBARGED this morning- in the iThird P Ike Court with the theft of a motor-car valued at SBOO a Cantonese. Son? Too Song, alias Ah (h i clafaaed trial hich belonged to a Chua Ah Cheng, was c been "removed" from enm Leoi Road
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    Bus Co.'s Gift To China
    54 11 rr.-.:y Company which rei C ci k tour 'arge red buses to their fleet ol green buses doing service th< isporl strike recently of- Sunday from these s to the China Relief Fund, fhuraii Sui lay between Geylang I Pa u the buses collected cask
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    Bus Passengers Injured By Acid
    261 11 WIVE ADULTS AND A TWO-YEAR-OLD LAD WERE TAKEN TO HOSPITAL YESTERDAY AS A RESULT OF ACID-THROWING ALLI iIrjDLY BY A YOUNG CHINESE, ONE OF A GROUP OF THREE OR FOUR CYCLISTS WAITING AT THE JUNCTION OF ROCHORE CANAL D AND VICTORIA STREET, SHORTLY AFTER NOON
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    FAREWELL TO SIR GEORGE TRIMMER
    78 11 INVITATIONS to tea at the Airport Hotel on July 25 have been sent to 400 guests by the Wharf Contractors of the Singapore Harbour Board in honour of Sir George Trimmer on the eve of his departure for England. Many distinguished people have already accepted
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    23 11 Captain Crookshank, M.P. Secretary for Mines, has appointed Mr. William Allen, K. C, as chairman of the North Staffordshire District Committee of Investigation
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    Landplane Service To Cease
    60 11 Singapore, Mcnday. tion with the "AU-Up" mail to Australia and New Zeaecond land plane service will Fmperia] Airways FlyBoats n and ixheduloperations with Commonwealth oan landplanes will then cease. operations of the running-in services everything will idiness for the major change 'he beginning of next month.
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    45 11 The untitled Government have finally (i to allow a rebate ol \2\'-i per cent to 25 per cent, on rabi crops in tne non-Barrage areas throughout the province. The remissions will amount 10 aoout Rs. 2,25,000. An official announcement is expected very shortly.— (united Press).
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    TANJONC RHU AIR CRASH
    26 11 Officials of ihc Island Flying Club photographed in front of a plane of Iht type which crashed yesterday. Report on page 15.
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    Police Escort
    59 11 Singapore Monday. Arrested last Saturday by tho local police for an alleged offence committed in Kluang, Jobore, on May 10. Kurii bin Jentan Kutty. a Malauaror. was tin morning produced before Wr. G. S Rawlings. the Third Magistrate, when a charge alleging thelt ot 579.70 ;ash, was mentioned.
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    30 11 Mr. Poh Dor Chen, B.A. (Oxford) will address the Rotary Club on Wednesday on "Chinese and Western Culture". This talk will take the place of the business meeting previously announced.
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    Samsu Offender Who Attempted To Escape
    287 11 Singapore, Monday. fJWVO revenue officers while talking along S». Michael's Road from the direction of the main road on July 13, saw a Chinese pushing a bicycle with his right hand while his left hand was grasping a hammer and a suspicious-locking parcel of
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    Chinese On Cheating Charge
    72 11 Singapore, Monday. Haw Soon San, a Hokien Chinese, aged 24 years, residing at 37. Seotts Road, appeared before Mr. J. C H. Giiham, the Second Police Magistrate, thte morning and claimed trial on a charge of cheating a Chinese woman named Ho Soon Chang by inducing
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    Alleged Intimidation
    63 11 Singapore, Monday •-harges of criminal intimidation preferred agatnat Wong Kirn Fonu were rtifs morning mentioned in the Second Magistrate's Court before Mr. J. C. H. Oldham, when Court Inspector Wray informed his honour that there was to b( a preliminary Inquiry into the matter. His honour fixed Aug.
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    BLIND SINGER ARRIVES
    135 11 Singapore. Monday. TWENTY -FIVE year old Annie Landow, blind singer from Bandeong, Java, arrived in Singapore to-day with Soelemi, star of broadcast programmes arranged by the world famous Nirom station. They are to appear at the Happy World together with Abdullah and his band in kronchong orogrammes
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    Defence Not Called
    177 11 (From Our Own Correspondent j Malacca. Monday. Found not guilty of theft of a bicycle. Awang bin Latip. a Javanese employed at the Corner Store, was discharged by ttM Second Magistrate. Mr. G. E. Turner, to-day. without the defence' being calico. Inspector Wight prosecuted while the I
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    CHINA ASKS FOR INTENSIFIED ASSISTANCE AGAINST JAPAN
    292 11 A DESPATCH from Hankow to the Chinese Consulate-General. Singapore, received yesterday, states: i The National Council which was convened by the National Government at Hankow for ten days was adjourned yesterday. During its session many resolutions were adopted in an atmosphere pervaded with
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    "Mean Sort Of Offence"
    98 11 Singapore. Monday. For snatching a gold necklace and locket valued at $30, the property of a young Chinese woman named Lim Ah Seng. Yuen All Soi>g was convicted and lined $40 or in default 42 days' ligorou.: imprisonment, on his plea of guilty, by Mr. J.
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    France & Anglo-Italian Pact
    159 12 France Anglo-Italian Pact l\jo representation! H have b< en mad" by the French Gov eminent to the United Kingdom that tf»f entering IB10 lo:ce of the Anglo-Italian agreement before the com Ittd n of a simi lar aeeord between in;: French and ItaJ an Governments would be regarded as a
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    SOVIET BORDER TENSION
    107 12 "Ominous" Position Says Tokyo Reuter. •f Tokyo, July 19. Till] Mane houkuo-Korean frontier guard authorities have clemandt <| the immediate withdrawal of Soviet troops who are alleged to have violated the Manchoukuo border to the south of Hnnchung. They have threatened determined action if the troops do
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    PARIS EN FETE FOR ROYAL VISIT TO-DAY
    399 12 Symbolic Of Friendship British Official Wireless. Paris, July 19. j JHE street- cf Paris wore thronged to-night until the early hours with entranced crowds inspecting Lhi l fa,r yland which has effaced the prosaic capital for the 1 occasion or the visit of
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    64 12 British Official Wireless. London, July 19. The Egyptian Prime Minister arrives in England on Wednesday on a visit on which he will be accompanied by the Egyptian Minister for public works and other Egyptian Ministers and officials. While he is in London the Egyptian Premier will be entertained to dinner
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    Girl Godiva In A Pageant
    66 12 Mirabelle Mailer, 13 year old scheolgir) of Tedding ton. Middlesex, wore only LadVftSJlJlr^ nka and brass>l rode M f«„ Jodi\a c a summer carnival fete at TeddinrThe riSSL fI? T atn,t e WOi quie^nrd. demandlr V 'T. S° nvc V l the W attended hr
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    King Attends Garden Party
    80 12 London July 19. 4EOUT 10,000 guests were present at the Royal garden party la the r rt.unas of Buckingham Palace this afternoon. Tile Queen, acoomnanied by Ouee.! Mary and Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret, walked on the (awns and later the King ioined the Queen m
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    New Air Ministry Plans
    72 12 Reuter. T__ London. July 13. he air Ministry haa announced that In order to Increase the supply ol carburettors a new factory will be erected at Coventry under the manaae ny nt cf a well-knov n meter company. The building is already begun. Extensions to exirtmg
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    Mussolini Building Up New Danubian Entente
    227 12 Reuter. riKn ecmve Rome, July 19. msc iSSIONS aimed at consolidating a central European bloc composed of Oermanv and Hungary Were begun between Mussolini and Imrejh the Hungarian Prime Minister, at the Palazzo Venezia this evening. Count I ian« and Herr Dekanya. Hungarian Foreign
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    11 12 An Agreement to refer the dispute in reached arbitration has oeei
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    32 12 untitled of imprisonment have been oth^offl?? ra of n i h dsh ie m *n and t w fcadomv fn hp Brazilian Nava' if M:.. i i vo,t 1,1 v Ide Janeiro
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    JAPAN'S REPLY NOT ADEQUATE
    73 12 Reuter. Washington, July 19. MR. Cordell Hull indicated to--111 day that Japan's latest note on American rights -n China had not settled the issue to the U.S. Government's satisfaction. He said a scrutiny of China incidents that affected American interests and subsequent Japanese representations in regard
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    21 12 The Kaid Ali—Ayashi, one of the great SSffn C^ f «°f Northern Moroceo/hrt ita in Fez at the age of 49.
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    5 12 The New Zealand Government has
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    Japan Slams The Door
    126 12 Reuter. Peiping, July Id. X IIK first vwible sign of the closing of the Open D »r appears in a forma! announcement of the in auguraticn ol a Chinese, Moi.go!i.in and Japanese Petroleum Companj in which the autonomous Inner Moncgolian Gov' er-ment Is vested with the
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    Turkish Arms Credit
    101 12 British Official Wireless. TTTc l n London. July 19. HE bid giving approval to the An-lo-Turkish agreement, whereby £6,000 OOC will be advanced to Turkey as an arm iments credit, was given a second ren*In* in the Lords. In course of the debate. Earl Stanhope for the
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    Sultan Is Not Going To Wed
    108 12 Reuter. London July 20. Strtan of Johore does not intend to marry Miss Lydia Hill. They will remain just ofnod friends?" said Mr. Roland Braddell, in an interview with the Daih Mail. He added: T am keeping in close touch with the Coloiial Ofhce.
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    50 12 A sum of £4.300 has now been untitled from all parts of the Union of South Africa to the fund opened by the South African Boxing Association "T the dependants of the English and c v>uth African airmen wl;o lost Inelr I lives in the air crash on June G.
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    24 12 M. Alfred Valdmanis has been appointed Minister of Finance in Latvia in succession to M. Ekis (form.* ly Counsellor of Legation in London I
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    "CORDIAL EXCHANGE OF LETTERS"
    107 12 British Official Wireless. London. July 19. IJRIVAIE letters exchanged between 1 the British and French Prime y. -Mster. hi anticioation of the Royal \Lsit to France, which have been the i abject, of some comment in the press ol Paris and London, were mentioned at Commons
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    U. K. Delegates
    50 12 London, July 19 TWE United Kingdom delegation to A the next meeting of the League of Nations assembly In September will con Bisl ol ihe Foreign Secretary. Lord Halithe Lord Privy Seal. Earl De La warr, and the Financial Secretary to the Treasury. Mr. D. J. Colville
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    18 12 Mr. untitled H. Hay, the new untitled General lor New South Wales has arrived in London from Australia
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    BRITISH ANXIETY ON PRAGUE ISSUES
    99 12 British Official Wireless. Lond °n. Jaw. 1r IN course of an answer to several mv 1 Slovakia in Ihe Commons to day th? n r C the United Kingdom SEeX&tfc* Czechoslovakia!-, Government thathere V' A Vv porw of abnormal troop movemen s in r!' 7
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    FLEW ATLANTIC BY MISTAKE: SET COMPASS AWRY?
    145 12 Reuter. Dublin. j„k id f intended to cross the AttanUr i 1 By to Los Angeles, but I th m, v compass wrong," was the astonishing ™mn "n Ul Reuter here to-day by Mr. Douglas Curr>a made Californian airman whe arrived y Baldonncl
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    Reich Imports
    70 12 Reuter. Berlin. July i« GERMANY'S trade balance for The fir* VJ six months cf 1933 shows a surpti )f imports over exports of 114 m narks, according to official figures Imports at 2.697 million marks m nine per cent, higher than in the corresponding oeriod of last year
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    49 13 Mrs. Chia Hood Theam and family keenly appreciate the expressions ana tokens of sympathy and condolence frcm relatives and friends in their recent bereavement and hereby tender their sincere and heartfelt thanks ana gratitude to one ar.d all lor their attendance, letters, telegrams and floral tributes.
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    DEATH.
    57 13 Madam Wee Swee Choo Neo, wife of Mr. Tan Chan Pah passed away on Sunday. July 17, 1933, at her residence No. 59, Devonshire Road, at the age of. 36. She leaves behind her husband,, one son and one daughter. Funeral on Thursday, 21st instant. The cortege will leave
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    THIS A.R.P QUESTION
    431 13 4 MOTHER of those I but abortive controversies which now and again provide food for fun in the public life of Singapore appears to have been started in the vast few days by European leaders of the community who have aired their rather dubious views concerning the
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    MEN—NOT GUNS—WIN WARS
    812 13 BUT THE METHODS HAVE CHANGED E. T. HUANG W AN, in oommon with other A▼ H creatures, is warlike nature, and there i.> not a peri xi .11 h story when men did not fight among themseh'es, either for persona! survival <>r for political reasons. What ii
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Wireless Rifts
    144 13 NOTES COMMENTS Wireless Rifts THE number ot wireless sets now in use throughout the world is calculated at upwards of 70 millions, which may mean that between 200 and 300 millions of the earth's inhabitants dwell under the influence of the radio. This steady expansion of tne scope of broadcasting
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    War Risk Insurance
    203 13 ABOUT two years ago a scheme was formulated by the British Government for the insurance of British ships and cargoes against "King's enemy risks." but owing to the troubled situation of the time, the scheme somehow did not come into operation. In view of the present danger
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    Keeping The Flag Flying
    208 13 rvESPITE the state of chaos into which Shanghai, premier port oj China, was plunged by the «ranton invasion )f the Japanese fighting machine there last August, many undertakings have contrived to carry on. reflecting credit on the indomitable spirit of the people, Chinese and foreign, to
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    TOPICS OF THE DAY
    260 13 A NATURALIST states that the Centipede is not a very hardy insm t Still, it has little to worry about till it has ninety-nine, feet in the grave. St ft "What is more difficult than popping the question?" asks a corresponded Well, there is questioning the
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    Splendid Entry For Malayan A.A.A. Meet
    622 14 Championships At K.L. THIS WEEK-END Military Likely To Be Foremost ENTRIES far the Malayan A.A.A. v champion-hip sports: meeting to be held in Kuila Lumpur this weekend are as follows: 100 YARDS FLAT Ueut. C. H. A. Olivier (Mil.), Lieut J. S. s Pre*t
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    GARRISON SPORT: CRICKET AND SOCCER
    149 14 THE cricket match between the Royal 1 Air Force and the Royal Artillery. Changi. in the first round of the Garrison Int?r-Unit knockout (play to a finish) competition began yesterday. The match will be continued to-day. Scores: Royal Artillery (Changi): Ist Innings 208 (Lt. Olivier
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    CITY HIGH SCHOOL
    40 14 t, Tnc o a V nual athletic sports of the City High School will be held at the Jalan Bssar Stadium on Friday, from 2.30 to fi.ls p.m. Mrs. Tay Lian Teck will give away the prizes.
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    THIRD DIVISION SOCCER
    236 14 V.M.C.A I s cc j THE YMt.A. were indeed fortunate 1 to hold the S.CC. II to a draw„, the W Msi «S7.™ ai >es;-rday MM bVfr W"„f goal and »eie generally „ff tm so After a spiritless first half, the Cricket Ub w "V he flrst
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    67 14 r |'WENT* -ONE cards were ta!:en out for the Keppel G.C. Julv mixed foursome competition and the following scores were returned: Mi and Mrs. J. F. Carr 46-ll 1 2=34Vi Mr. and Mrs. E. Hitcham 47— ■> Mrs E. O'Sullvan and G. V Andrews 45 —7*4=37% Mr*.
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    SINGAPORE PILOT BADLY HURT IN FLYING CRASH
    313 15 LwiMMERS HELP IN RESCUE OID CAPT. RODNEY BERESFORD, BRILLIANT PILOT TV v: f W THROUGH THE GREAT WAR AND JOINED BK OS AIR SERVICE, SINGAPORE, ONLY LAST Al:: i v MES DANGEROUSLY ILL IN THE SINGAPORE GENERAL RS t FOLLOWING A CRASH ABOUT
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    21 15 untitled Supreme Court of Alabama untitled >fr.ter.ce of death imposed ot: ■d for having assaulted two wni: ■en in a train.
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    Wife Claims Maintenance
    94 15 Singapore. Monday. Mr. Chan Hong Choon, a clerk employed at the Singapore Cricket Club appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh. the Fifth Police Magistrate, this afternoon to answer a charge of neglecting or refusing to maintain his lawful wife, Mary Chiang. Mr. Chan claimed trial while Mary
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    NEW FLATS FOR IPOH
    186 15 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. PRELIMINARY work is progressing apace in the heart of Ipoh for the construction at a cost of about a Quarter of a million dollars of a row of three storeyed reinforced concrete buildings to house business and residential flats. The
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    Nightsoil Workers Still Restive
    229 15 AFTER their task yesterday at 2 p.m. the nightsoil workers at the Albert Street Disposal Station gathered together for the result of their petition to the Municipal President which they were said to have posted to the Municipal Secretary early last week. Mr B. J. Doherty,
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    GOVT. APPROACH TO STRIKERS
    76 15 Singapore. Tuesday. AFRESH bid by Government to settle the transport strike was made this morning. when' the Controller of Labour, Mr. W. D. Barron, called on the men of tKe'Association and spent some time listening to their grievances. Mr. Barron advised the men to state clearly
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    Military Training In C. P. & Berar
    181 15 Military Training In C. P. Berar (United Press). By Air Mail) Bombay, July 13. IT was very gratifying to note that your Government has assured the people that High Schools in your province, and I think presumably the College too. will have no difficulty in future to secure Government's permission
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    WHIPPING FOR PARANG ATTACKS IN FUTURE
    528 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Monday. REMARKING that in his last four years' experience, he had iound that kampong Malays in Johore were generally well behaved and that he was anxious not to order a whipping for Johore Malays, but if he found that
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    AIR MAIL DELAYED
    23 15 THE Imperial Air Mail from Londcn and Europe is expected to-morrow evening. The plane is about 24 hours behind schedule.
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    Electricians Win Farrer Cup
    387 16 Municipal S. C. Soccer 8NTER-DEPT. Liick favoured Winners Fik-ciric Dept..2: Engineers Dept. .1. •TH£ liiiiic al Eleetr c Department beat the Engineers Department by the jroal goal in three in the final ol the Farrer (up soccer competition played at Farrer Park yes1 rday. Keen rivalry
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    Singapore Table Tennis Tourney
    302 16 Finals And Prize Giving men's singles and doubles finals of 1 the Singapore table tennis championi -hips will be played on Saturday comI menemt at S p.m. at Hall No. 3, Great World. The following Is the order 'of the matches to be played: MEN'S DOUBLES
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    OLYMPIC GAMES IN FINLAND
    93 16 Helsinki, July 18. THE Finnish CTympic Com- mittee has received an official invitation to organise the World Olympiad in lyiO.— Reuter Wireless. Tali announcement follows the decision of the Japanese to withdraw owing to their inability to hold the Games in Tokyo owing to their campaign
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    CHINESE III HELD TO A DRAW BY C.U.
    104 16 a well contested match yesterday, the S.C P.A. 11l drew with the Clerical Union in a game of soccer, sides scoring a goal. The game was clean and fast. the. Clerical Union monopolising exchanges. The Chinese were poor in approach work and
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    KEDAH GYMKHANA CLUB MEETING
    758 16 Seven-Event Programme Well-Sn totoorted 'From Our Own Correspondent t Alcr. Star. Sunday. 4 RECORD attendance, including -A His Highness the Sultan of Kedah th c Resent of Kedah the *fnn PTuiVh Adviser. Major B S. Paterson, the British Advisei, Perlis. C. Jr. Dawson, attendee* the annua!
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    327 16 COLOURLESS GAME AT ANSON untitled STADIUM HIGHLANDERS' FOURTH WIN FIFTEEN OUTINGS Gordons 3 Loyals.... 2. COLOURLESS soccer was served up V in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday when the Gordons met and defeated the Loyals by the
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONS TROUNCED
    143 16 London, July 18. PLAYING at Nottingham in their last match before the Fourth Test, the Australians have not been able to gain a decision in two days as they have done in most of their matches against th-? weaker Counties. The position at the close of play
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    Municipal Services Sports
    39 16 The second annual athletic sports meeting of the Municipal Services Club will be held at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday next, starting at 2.30 p.m. Mr. Bartley will give away the prizes at the conclusion.
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    S.C.C. vs. R.A.F.
    37 16 S.C.C. team vs. R.A.F. to-morrow ai S C.C. in a lawn tennis match shooting at 4.50 p.m.:—C. J. R. Bcmbroke; 6 Fuller: A. G. Hay: O. W. Gilmour: C F. Sutton; A. F. Webb.
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    DIVA SOCCER POSTPONED
    28 16 UK-day's First Dtri match, R.E. vs. S.C.F.A. an*/s*l maifb. f: A. vs. S R.< be played at th- A. < W Stadium, have both bftfl pup!
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    Segamat English School's Feat
    284 17 Johore College Trounced Correspondent) gegam&t, Monday. English School Se- im to beins the I V side in Johore Hpfe i f on tne B2JHTU, in their 5 i Webb Cup. urn Teck Cheng and h the hat vailic .Vr'ri seven wickets for a Vina for the
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    Tanglin Soccer
    50 17 1; ;i junior league soccer match a 1 Tanglin yesterday, 'B' Co. Skins tx il C Cn Skins by four goals to jjJJ Bcor< rs for the winners were ml son. McCallum, Donnelly and Sgt Dsrreeh while T McNanut and G. lieHanoi reduced the deficit for 'C* Co.
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS
    202 17 FOLLOWING are results of yesterday s ties in the Tanglin Club tennis tournament: Dyne Cup Mr and Mrs. Strickland —15 beat Mr. and Mrs. Macpherson —15 6 —2. 6 —3. Cuilen Cup Mr. and Miss Thorougood —4 beat Miss Dunne and Henton +15 6 —2. 6—o. Open
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    Garrison And Island Ladies' Social Golf Match
    139 17 THE following are the teams and starting times for the Ladies golf match between the Garrison Golf Chib vs. the Island Club, to be played at TangJm on Thursday (Island names first): 3 45 Mrs. K. C. Eu (25* vs Mrs. A. Earle
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    STEWARD'S CUP
    66 17 Reuter. London. July 19THE Stewards Cup callover is as follows: 100—9 Gunboat. ta*ken and offered. 100—8 Old Reliance (offered". 100 —7 Waters Meet (offered. 15—1 taken. 100—7 Carnival (offered). 18—7 taken. 100-7 Bold Ben (offefed). 100—6 Mixture < taken and offered >. 100—6 Iyjsden. (offered. 25—1 Lovely Woman
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    Muar Town Board Beat Customs
    236 17 League Soccer Match 'From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Monday. A LATE goal by Satar, who scored after a fine solo effort, enabled the Town Board to beat the Customs Sports Club by 2 goals to 1 in a league match played at the Muar Club
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    DRESSMAKER WHO C OULD NOT SEW
    188 18 Hands Swollen with Rheumatism Pity this poor dressmaker! Ninetenths of her work consists of sewing— and she was not able to sew. Rheumatism in the hands was her trouble, and she tried any number of "remedies.' But nothing helped—until she came to Kruschcn. "Three-and-a-half
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    Inniskillings And Gordons On Tour
    706 18 Both Teams Beaten At Cricket INTERESTING GAMES AT SEREMBAN MALACCA (From Our Own Correspondent, I n mi Seremban, Sunriav. jm Gordon Highlanders from wieket^bvTh/'T 0 by two fivhi J i. teams met in two-day Thn here ver tbe week-end. The scores were as follows: GORDONS
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    165 18 THE Depot Poli C p b 1 Boys bv 16 run Played at Thompson p V Scores: P n Roa <* on ST. ANDPP«-o J- DuclosbRaia EU8 °Ba J. Moss b Sullivan H. Moss b Raja M. Kohloff run i M. Hartley cSulUv ll;
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    ROBIN HOOD GOES TO NOTTINGHAM CASTLE
    2292 20 THE STORY THUS FAR: King Rchard, having for the Crusades in 1191, nut England under a Regency, mistrusting hii Saxon-hating brother. Prince John. During a joust before the lotU r. Sir Robin of Locksleu. a swashbuckling young Saxon, worsts Sir Quy of Gisbcurne, a
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    AMERICAN SYMPATHY WITH CHINA
    494 21 Aggressors "Doomed To Eventual Defeat" QWNA has never stood higher in the estimation of Americans that It does now. Even the most superficial survey of the press on almost any given day reveals the wide-spread sympathy that exists for China's cause, according- to the Havas News
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    Canton after an air raid
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    SOLDIER-AUTHORESS
    248 21 Writing While Subject To Gunfire I writes her b'.*cks on the war a 1 surprise c the world —does not v many women soldiers but soldi :r I i Ping-yaiff, ft 1 one. is the typo who. larking the stremrth to hold v jrun and sh:ot, possesses the nerve
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    U.S. LOAN TO CHINA
    52 21 A LOAN agreement will be concluded in the near future between China and the United States of America according to the Hwa Tung News Agency. Under the terms of Shanghai the agreement, China will borrow G. 5550.000.000 from the United States for the purchase of arms
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    CHINESE AIR FORCE ASSUMES GREATER IMPORTANCE
    342 21 "JHE shifting of the main i.heatve of war from the Lunghai Railway area to the Yangtze River has increased the importance of the Chinese Air Force. The young air arm ot the Chinese forces has to perform duties that can only be regarded ss
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    Time Marches On
    57 21 "CENERAL Chiang Kai-shek," states the Tokyo Nichi-Nichi in a recent issue, -is at ire end of his tether." Thai pw's the Generalissimo precisely in the same position at the head of the Chinese force which hi held when the Japanese invasion started because the Nichi-Nichi itself at
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    World Youth Congress
    135 21 will be represented by a delega- -> tion of twenty at the Second World Youth Congress which will be held from Aug. 15 to 23 in Vassal College. NewYork. t 0 Mudy various aspects of peace and the contributions which youtns o: the world can make toward
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    Promoting Industry & Foreign Trade
    170 21 Promoting Industry Foreign Trade DOTH Chinese and foreign traders dealing in China's export commodities will he granted special b°nefits under a set of regulations promulgated en June 30 by the Ministry of Finance it was indicated that the new measures had been adoptrd for the promotion of China's industry and
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    COURT APPEAL AGAINST RULING BY GOVERNOR?
    406 22 C'olamho. July 1. rpHERE is a likelihood of another constitutional point being taken before ihe Courts for adjudication. Sir Andrevs CatdeeoU, the Governor has expressed the opinion that the police regulations 'egardins dismissals and disciplinary control were not suspended on the proclamation of the
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    MINISTER'S REFUSAL
    149 22 To Join Congress Reforms Delegation Colombo, July 9. AT a meeting of the Executive Committee ol the Ceylon National Congress, Mr. H. W. Amarasuriya presiding, a resolution proposed by Mr. Victor C. Perera was unanimously adopted, appointing Messrs. H. VV. Amarasuriya, E. A. P. Wijeratne and Geo. E.
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    Estate Subordinates Not Satisfied
    245 22 LABOUR REPORT CITED Ratnapura, June 30. gPEAKINtr at a genera] meeting of j the Sabnragamtuva Estate Staffs' Association held at St. Luke's College Ratnapura, Mr. Martin Roz- ario, the chairman, said that the opinion har! been rewatedly expressed by the chairman and members of the Planters'
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    WORRIED HUSBAND IS FASTING
    150 22 Trincomalee, July 9. WORRIED by domestic dif- ferences. a 42-year-old man. named Pasupathy, of Main Street, Trincomalee. is fasting without food cr water until he finds a solution to his troubles. He is carrying out his fast in a tin hut and claims to have consumed
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    'DISCUSS POLITICS'
    87 22 Mt. Lavinia, July 1. *D' S( ISS P° litics M ofte and \vheiv\er you can and learn to take an abiding interest in the affairs of your town and in wider politics lot only during times of elections, but at all times," said Mr. A. E. (ioonesinghe. presiding
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    217 22 r olon,' i I QKGAXISK,) eff< the object of the Committee have been cuiarly in the Sahara vince. The members tion of the witness* ally on the circuit Sabaragamuwa p. tutored tongues. "Many of the wit were reserved and nui, 1 obstinate attitude m "SSS
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    Ceylon To Help Wounded In China
    336 22 £L4G ZMy Colombo, July 8. WAYS and means to raise funds to help the Red Cross in China were discussed at a meeting, held at "Tillingham." Guildford Crescent, Colombo, yesterday. Mr. G. K. Peal said, "Some people have asked us why we should render
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    DELEGATES TO WHITEHALL
    160 22 Tamils' Reform Agitation Jaffna, July I NOTICES haw 11 ecretai ies of the Jaffna Assot* tion that mi AB-Ceylon Tamil C n ferance will be hold under of the Association to n* and Sunday, at the Town HaM** 1 and at Pt. Pedro, rest v ,,-vjf i
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    OUR DAILY INDIA PAGE MADRAS GOVERNMENT EXTEND PROHIBITION
    208 23  -  TWO MORE DISTRICTS TO GO DRY —Edited by G.S. Muthukrishnan B. Sc. (United Press). (By Air Mail) mH n m a Madras, July 12. T ~7 n >{ have published mm,, notifications •ho d!n of the Madras Prohibition Act 19.17 to of
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    27 23 "LIMB BY LI MB" I 83 jlcutta, SoH 11 I BttMtg som** I to brill f«»r- e«nI lift H t oik* or c Ass! mb!y. ii i
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    DR.RAJENDRA PRASAD
    7 23 Till his lean pray heal
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    18 23 Government Servants' Salaries To Be Reduced I' 1 .:un»t nas on I .'j'p^ c Government
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    103 23 London, July 6. Jockey Club have atherby, their the India Office °1 the eldest son 5 A Kh; *Jj known as CS the 'Evening 1 number of comc Deen received from 1 -he practice of 2 their Racing "jce Aly Khan, 1 ,n th racing pro
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    POLICE SHOOT DOWN STATE'S SUBJECTS
    72 23 (United Press). (By Air Mail* Allahabad, July 12. THE following telegram has been received by the Allodia Congress Committee Office from Mr. Godin Sharma of the Bundelkhand-Bhagelkhand State. Congress (Banda District. United Provinces): "The Schalwal State army i pened fire on public who demand removal
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    Non-Congress Bloc In Orissa?
    149 23 (United Press). <By Air Mail) Cuttack, July 12. i CONFIDENTIAL letter has been cir- calated among prominent zemindars, Mahants and ether non-congress elements in this province under the signature of Mr. M. G. Patnaik, ex:nrenm Minister, suggesting the formation ot a strong party which will expose
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    54 23 (United Press). The Bombay Government have under contemplation certain amendments to the rules governing the issue of licenses for oiaces oi entertainment with a view to preventing the managements of such entertainments from discrtmiating against scheduled caste members. As soon as these rules are amended, the District Magistrates, will bo
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    SILVER JUBILEE OF INDIAN FILMS
    163 23 THE Executive Committee of the Motion Picture Society of India has decided to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of the Indian Film Industry under the joint auspices of the Society and the Indian Motion Picture Producers' Association in co-operation with similar Provincial organisations all over the
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    Prohibition In Ahmedabad To Begin
    150 23 (United Press). Bombay, June 13THE (.cvernnicnt of Bombay has decided to introduce prohibition in Ahmedabad city. Cantonment and subuibs, umprising 27 villages. Accordingly from July 31 next ul licenses for retail sale of country liquor, toddy and foreign liquor will cease and no country spirit
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    CRISIS OVER THE ORISSA TENANCY BILL?
    134 23 (United Press). Cuttack. July 11. T-HE Hon. Mr. Biswanath Das. Premiei of Orissa who has returned to Cuttack after a stay of three days at Puri, had several interviews with His Excellency the Governor. While close secrecy is being maintained about, the trend of
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    CHINA THANKS INDIA FOR HELP
    114 23 (United Press). Calcutta, July 13. '|HE Government oi the tteattle bl Cnina apprecafes very much the ending of a medical unit from India as proposed by the Congress President Subhas Chandra Bj c. and arramrements for the reception ol the unit have already been made"
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    ANTI-HINDI AGITATION IN MADRAS
    149 23 (United Press). •By Air Mail) Madras, July 12. Ismail Sahib and Abdul Battar of Erode, who were arrested this morning for picketing in front cf Un Premiers hcv.se in connection with the anti-Hindi campaign, were sentenced by the third Presidency Magnate to mx months' rigorous imprisonment
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    REPRESSIVE LAWS TO CONTINUE IN FRONTIER PROVINCE
    150 23 (United Press). Peshawar, July 12. io .he Northwest Frontier las, providing re'r 1,%-.™? fji'* Assembly in Mar.h Code, th.- whole of the Prts'rmwJ; rl p Z 10S Crin n: proeeduAmendu:-.,< Acts of F ers Act ard Criminal Law It may be recalled that
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    BENGAL ASSEMBLY
    106 23 (United Press). A Simla. July 12. bill to amend the Indian Aircraft Act. will be introduced during Lhs forthcoming session of the Central At sembly. Other Official Bills which are likely to be introduced in the Simla Session include a Bill to regulate the admission of children to
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    Dr. Rao To Return To The Congress?
    146 23 (United Press). (By Air Maii) Bombay, July IX WILL Dr. K. Rajrhavrndra Rao, cx-( cngr-sjmar, and exicUeg Governoi of the Central Provinces, return to the Congress? This question has once again come to -he fore as a result of Mahatma Gandhi's article in
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    SIR M. VISVESVARAYYA TO VISIT ORISSA
    119 23 (United Press). <By Ah Mail) Wardha, July 12. CJR M. Visvesvaiayy.. has writ ten a to Mahatma Gandhi stating that he WCuld visit Orissa in connection with the flood problem. It is most likely that he would go to Orissa sometime in August when
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